Thûtsc/Wordbôc

This is the dictionary of the Thûtsc language.

Thit is wordbôc thûtscar sprâcan.

Usage

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

A

 * A -ar f [aː] A, first letter of the alphabet
 * a pers pro [ɑ] you two! (vocative dual of thû)
 * âc conj [aːk] but
 * accar n [ˈɑkɐr] field, acre
 * âf prep [aːf] off
 * âfgrônd -ar m [ˈaːfgroːnt] abyss
 * âfand -ar f [ˈaːfɑnt ~ ˈaːfɐnt] evening
 * aftar prep [ˈɑftɐ ~ ˈɑftɐr] beyond, behind
 * aht [ɑxt] eight (ahtsda [ˈɑxtsdɐ], ahzda [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

 * B -ar f [beː] B, second letter of the alphabet
 * baccan [ˈbɑkɐn] to bake (bêc [beːk] - gibaccan [jɪˈbɑkɐn])
 * balc -ar m [bɑlk] beam
 * 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], older version of bêgan)
 * bêdalan [ˈbeːdɐlɐn] to beg (long vowel class)
 * bêgan [ˈbeːjɐn] to pray, to ask (bâg [baːj] - gibêgan [jɪˈbeːjɐn])
 * bein -ar n [bæɪ̯n] leg, bone
 * bêr -ar m [beːr] bear
 * bêr -ar m [beːr] beer
 * bêran [ˈbeːrɐn] to bear, to carry, to give birth (bâr [baːr] - gibôran [jɪˈboːrɐn])
 * best adj [bæst] best (rare, alternative form of betst)
 * bet adv [bæt] rather (Willa bet hâban fiscan = I'd rather have some fish)
 * betst adj [bætst] best
 * better adj [ˈbætɐr] better
 * bezt adj [bætst] alternative spelling betst
 * bifêlan [bɪˈfeːlɐn] to order, to command (bifâl [bɪˈfaːl] - bifôlan [bɪˈfoːlɐn])
 * bigin -nar n [bɪˈjɪn] begin, start
 * biginnan [bɪˈgɪnɐn ~ bɪˈjɪnɐn] 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)
 * big -gar n [ˈbɪj] pig
 * bigôdan [bɪˈgoːdɐn] to protect (long vowel class)
 * bihtan [ˈbɪxtɐn] to work hard (short vowel class)
 * bilêfan [bɪˈleːvɐn] to please (long vowel class, es-thû-bilêfa/e.t.b. = please)
 * 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
 * bistân [bɪˈstaːn] to exist (irregular, see stân)
 * 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])
 * bleic adj [blæɪ̯k] pale
 * bleican [ˈblæɪ̯kɐn] to bleech
 * 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)
 * blôma -r f [ˈbloːmɐ] flower
 * blûw adj [bluːw] blue
 * bôc -ar n [boːk] book, paper
 * bôum -ar m [boːu̯m] tree
 * 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])
 * brôthar -ar m [ˈbroːðɐr] brother
 * 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)
 * burga -r f [ˈburgɐ] city, ville, place
 * bûwan [ˈbuːwɐn] to build (long vowel class)
 * bwêgan [buˈweːjɐn] to move (bwâg [buˈwaːj] - bwôgan [buˈwoːjɐn])

C
For alternative spellings of words beginning with kw-, see QU.
 * C -ar f [keː ~ seː] C, third letter of the alphabet
 * ca [kɑ] diminutive suffix (see grammar for notes)
 * câld adj [kaːlt] cold
 * callan [ˈkɑlɐn] to talk, to name, to call (short vowel class)
 * cant -ar m [kɑnt] side
 * cêsan [ˈkeːzɐn] to choose (câs [kaːs] - gicôsan [jɪˈkoːzɐn])
 * cets -ar m [kæts] animal
 * cîcan [ˈkiːkɐn] to look, to see, to take a look (long vowel class)
 * ciccan [ˈkɪkɐn] to vomit (short vowel class)
 * cind -ar n [kɪnt] child, baby
 * cinnan [ˈkɪnɐn] to be able to, to know (irregular)
 * cippa -r f [ˈkɪpɐ] chicken
 * cirran [ˈkɪrɐn] to stroke, to caress, to pet (short vowel class)
 * clanca -r f [ˈklɑŋkɐ] sound, vowel
 * clêpan [ˈkleːpɐn] to call out, to shout, to cry (long vowel class)
 * climman [ˈklɪmɐn] to climb, to grow (clam [klɑm] - giclôman [jɪˈkloːmɐn])
 * clincan [ˈklɪŋkɐn] to sound (clanc [klɑŋk] - giclôncan [jɪˈkloːŋkɐn])
 * cnên -ar m [kneːn] knee (alternative plural: cnêar [kneːɐ̯r])
 * cniht -ar m [knɪxt] knight, helper, subject
 * cnîpan [ˈkniːpɐn] to pinch, to squeeze (cnêp [kneːp] - gicnêpan [jɪˈkneːpɐn])
 * côl adj [koːl] cool
 * 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])
 * crûd -ar n [kruːt] herb, spice, gunpowder
 * cuninc -ar m [ˈkunɪŋk] king
 * cuninclic adj [ˈkunɪŋklɪk] kingly, royal
 * cununcrica -r f [ˈkunɪŋkriːka] kingdom

D

 * D -ar f [deː] D, fourth letter of the alphabet
 * dâ adv [daː] there
 * dâg -ar m [daːj ~ 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)
 * dônc adj [doːnk] dark
 * dôncarnissa -r f [ˈdoːnkɐrnɪsɐ] darkness
 * dôrp -ar n [doːrp] village, town
 * dôtscan [ˈdoːdʒɐn ~ ˈdoːtʃɐn] to lock (long vowel class)
 * drâgan [ˈdraːjɐn] to carry (drôg [droːj] - gidrâgan [jɪˈdraːjɐn])
 * drê [dreː ~ ðreː] three (alternative spelling: thrê)
 * dreggan [ˈdræjɐn] to turn, to twist (short vowel class)
 * drîfan [ˈdriːvɐn] to float (drêf [dreːf] - gidrêfan [jɪˈdreːvɐn])
 * drincan [ˈdrɪŋkɐn] to drink (alcohol) (dranc [drɑŋk] - gidrôncan [jɪˈdroːŋkɐn])
 * drôg adj [droːj] dry
 * drûpan [ˈdruːpɐn] to drip (drâp [draːp] - gidrôpan [jɪˈdroːpɐn])
 * dûcan [ˈduːkɐn] to dive (dâc [daːk] - gidôcan [jɪˈdoːkɐn])
 * dûgan [ˈduːgɐn ~ ˈduːjɐn] to be good, to be well-behaved, to be of good quality (long vowel class)
 * dutsc -ar n [dutʃ] nation, people
 * dwingan [ˈdwɪŋgɐn] to force (dwang [dwɑŋ(k)] - gidwôngan [jɪˈdwoːŋgɐn])

E

 * E -ar f [eː] E, fifth letter of the alphabet
 * eg -gar n [æɪ̯ ~ æj] egg
 * ei -ar n [æɪ̯ ~ æj] alternative spelling of eg
 * eic -ar m [æɪ̯k] oak
 * eiccets -ar m [ˈæɪ̯kæts] squirrel
 * ein [æɪ̯n] one, a, an (inflected, see adjectives)
 * êirst [eːɪ̯rst] first
 * êr -ar f [eːr] honour
 * erm adj [ærm] poor, bad, decayed
 * erm -ar m [ærm] arm
 * êrth -ar f [eːrð] earth, world, dirt, sand, ground, nature, character, disposition
 * êrtha -r f [ˈeːrðɐ] earth, world, dirt, sand, ground, nature, character, disposition
 * es conj [æs] as, like, whether, if, than
 * es-thû-bilêfa [æs ðuː bɪˈleːvɐ] please (from bilêfan, to please, literally: if you may be pleased)
 * êtan [ˈeːtɐn] to eat (ât [aːt] - ginêtan [jɪˈneːtɐn])
 * e.t.b. [æs ðuː bɪˈleːvɐ] please (short for es-thû-bilêfa)
 * êwa -r f [ˈeːwɐ] centery, long time
 * êwic adj/adv [ˈeːwɪk] eternal, forever
 * êwichêda -r f [ˈeːwɪçdʒeːdɐ ~ ˈeːwɪçtʃeːdɐ] eternity, posterity

F

 * F -ar f [æf] F, sixth letter of the alphabet
 * 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 [ˈfaːðɐr] 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)
 * firsittan [fɪrˈsɪtɐn] to move, to replace (irregular, see sittan)
 * firstân [fɪrˈstaːn] to understand, to hear clearly (irregular, see stân)
 * 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])
 * flôra -r f [ˈfloːrɐ] floor
 * fôl adj [foːl] much, many (inflected like mêda)
 * fôlc -ar n [foːlk] nation, people
 * fôrca -r f [ˈfoːrkɐ] fork
 * fôra prep [ˈfoːrɐ] alternative spelling of fôre
 * fôre prep [ˈfoːrɐ] for, before, in front of (+acc, rarely +dat)
 * fôt -ar m [foːt] foot (alternative plural: fôet [føːt ~ foːə̯t ~ foːɐ̯t])
 * frâga -r f [fraːjɐ] 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
 * frihta -r f [ˈfrɪxtɐ] fruit
 * frihtbâr -r f [ˈfrɪxtbaːr] fruitful, fertile
 * frîtha [ˈfriːðɐ] peace
 * frôua -r f [ˈfroːu̯wɐ] queen
 * ful adj [ful] full

G

 * G -ar f [geː ~ jeː] G, seventh letter of the alphabet
 * 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)
 * gâr -ar n [jaːr] year
 * gas -sar m [jɑs] coat, cloak
 * gast -ar m [jɑst] person, guest
 * gêa interj [jeːɐ̯] yes, yeah
 * gêfan [ˈjeːvɐn] to give, to donate (irregular)
 * gêgan prep [ˈjeːgɐn ~ ˈjeːjɐn] against (+acc, rarely +dat/+loc)
 * gein [jæɪ̯n] no, none
 * geist -ar m [jæɪ̯st] ghost, spirit
 * geit -ar m [jæɪ̯t] goat
 * geita -r f [ˈjæɪ̯tɐ] goat
 * gêl adj [jeːl] yellow
 * 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)
 * gibruc -(c)ar n [jɪˈbruk] usage
 * ginêsan [jɪˈneːzɐn] to heal (ginâs [jɪˈnaːs] - ginêsan [jɪˈneːzɐn])
 * ginêtan [jɪˈneːtɐn] to enjoy (ginât [jɪˈnaːt] - ginôtan [jɪˈnoːtɐn])
 * girst -ar n [jɪrst] barley
 * giscêdan [jɪˈʃeːdɐn] to occur (long vowel class, original form: scêdan)
 * gist -ar f [jɪst] yeast
 * 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)
 * gôd -ar m [joːt] god, God
 * gôld -ar n [goːlt] gold
 * gôldan adj [ˈgoːldɐn] gold
 * gônc adj [joːŋk] alternative spelling of gông
 * gông adj [joːŋ(k)] young
 * grâfan [ˈgraːvɐn] to dig (grôf [groːf] - gigrâfan [jɪˈgraːvɐn])
 * grâs -ar n [graːs] grass
 * grîpan [ˈgriːpɐn] to grab, to grasp (grêp [greːp] - gigrêpan [jɪˈgreːpɐn])
 * grôn adj [groːn] green
 * grônd -ar m [groːnt] ground, floor
 * grôt adj [groːt] big, great, tall, adult, large
 * grôta -r f [ˈgroːtɐ] cave, cavern

H

 * H -ar f [haː ~ æx] H, eighth letter of the alphabet
 * hâban [ˈhaːbɐn] to have, to possess (irregular)
 * hai interj [hɑɪ̯] hello
 * hâldan [ˈhaːldɐn] to keep, to hold, to make it (hêld [heːlt] - gihâldan [jɪˈhaːldɐn])
 * hân -ar m [haːn] cock
 * hangan [ˈhɑŋgɐn] to hang (hêng [heːŋ(k)] - gihangan [jɪˈhɑŋgɐn])
 * hânsca -r f [ˈhaːnʃɐ] trouble, problem, mess
 * hard adj [hɑrt] painful, hurting, hard, rough
 * hê pers pro [heː] he (hims - him - hin - hîmas - sih(silf))
 * heidan -ar n [ˈhæɪ̯dɐn] 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
 * hêr -ar m [heːr] lord, master, gentleman
 * herfast -ar m [ˈhærfɐst ~ ˈhærvɐst] autumn
 * hêrlic adj [ˈheːrlɪk] delicious, wonderful, belonging to a lord
 * hêrlichêda -r f [ˈheːrlɪçdʒeːdɐ ~ ˈheːrlɪçtʃeːdɐ] glory, fiefdom
 * hert -ar n [hært] heart
 * hilpan [ˈhɪlpɐn] to help, to support (halp [hɑlp] - gihôlpan [jɪˈhoːlpɐn])
 * hin -nar f [hɪn] hen
 * hîn poss pro [hiːn] their (dual and plural)
 * hir pers pro [hɪr] her, to her (form of sê)
 * hîr adv [hiːr] here
 * hirs pers pro [hɪrs] hers (form of sê)
 * hôh adj [hoːx] high
 * hôlt -ar n [hoːlt] wood, timber
 * hôltan adj [ˈhoːltɐn] wooden, timber
 * 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
 * hû adv/interrogative pro [huː] how (rare, mostly wî is used)
 * hund -ar m [hunt] dog, hound
 * hûnd -ar f [huːnt] hundred

I

 * I -(g)ar f [iː] I, ninth letter of the alphabet
 * i poss pro [ɪ] second person dual vocative fem/neu
 * i prep [ɪ] in, inside of
 * î pers pro [iː] he
 * if conj [ɪf] if, whether, or
 * ih pers pro [ɪx] I
 * illaf [ˈɪlɐf] eleven
 * in prep [ɪn] in, inside of
 * it pers pro/art [ɪt] it

J
For alternative spellings of words beginning with j-, see G.
 * J -ar f [æj ~ jeː] J, tenth letter of the alphabet (rare)

K
For alternative spellings of words beginning with k-, see C.
 * K -ar f [kaː] K, eleventh letter of the alphabet (rare)

L

 * L -ar f [æl L, twelfth letter of the alphabet
 * lâdan [ˈlaːdɐn] to load (lôd [loːt] - gilâdan [jɪˈlaːdɐn])
 * lanc adj [lɑnk] long
 * land -ar n [lɑnt] country, state, land
 * lâtan [ˈlaːtɐn] to let, to leave (lêt [leːt] - gilâtan [jɪˈlaːtɐn])
 * lâthan [ˈlaːðɐn] to invite (long vowel class)
 * lêf adj [ˈleːf] lovely, nice, sweet, friendly
 * lêfan [ˈleːvɐn] to like, to love, to live (long vowel class)
 * lêfda -r f [ˈleːfdɐ] love
 * lêgan [ˈleːjɐn] to lie (lâg [laːj] - gilôgan [jɪˈloːjɐn])
 * lêh -tar n [leːh] light
 * lêh -t- adj [leːh] light (in sight), low
 * leithan [ˈlæɪ̯ðɐn] to lead, to guide (short vowel class)
 * leithih adj [ˈlæɪ̯ðɪx] empty
 * lenth -ar m [lænð] spring
 * lêsan [ˈleːzɐn] to read (lâs [laːs] - gilêsan [jɪˈleːzɐn])
 * lîcan [ˈliːkɐn] to look like, to resemble (lêc [leːk] - gilêcan [jɪˈleːkɐn])
 * lîdan [ˈliːdɐn] to suffer (lêd [leːt] - gilêdan [jɪˈleːdɐn])
 * liggan [ˈlɪgɐn ~ ˈlɪjɐn] to lay, to lay down, to set, to put, to place (irregular)
 * lih adj [lɪh] light (in weight)
 * lil adj [lɪl] little, small, lesser (rare)
 * lôupan [ˈloːu̯pɐn] to walk (lêp [leːp] - gilôupan [jɪˈloːu̯pɐn])
 * lûs lûs/-ar f [luːs] louse
 * lûs f pl [lys] lice, plural of lûs

M

 * M -ar f [æm] M, thirteenth letter of the alphabet
 * mâcan [ˈmaːkɐn] to make, to repair, to mend (long vowel class)
 * mâgada -r f [ˈmaːjɐdɐ] virgin
 * mâlan [ˈmaːlɐn] to grind (mêl [meːl] - gimâlan [jɪˈmaː;ɐn])
 * mâlan [ˈmaːlɐn] to paint, to draw (long vowel class)
 * man -nar m [mɑn] man (rare, see also mînsc)
 * mand -ar f [mɑnt] basket
 * mê pers pro [meː] dative of ih
 * mêda adj [ˈmeːdɐ ~ ˈmeːðɐ] much, many
 * mer conj [mær] but
 * mêr -ar n [maːr] lake
 * mêrt -ar m [meːrt] March (third month of the Gregorian calendar)
 * mêtan [ˈmeːtɐn] to measure, to have a certain length (mât [maːt] - gimêtan [jɪˈmeːtɐn])
 * mets -ar n [mæts] knife, cleaver
 * mez -zar n [mæts] alternative spelling of mets
 * mî pers pro [miː] accusative of ih
 * middana -r f [ˈmɪdɐnɐ] middle
 * mih pers/refl pro [mɪx] myself, accusative of ih
 * mihhas pers pro [ˈmɪxɐs] locative of ih
 * mihsilf refl pro [ˈmɪxsɪlf] myself
 * milca -r f [ˈmɪlkɐ] milk
 * milcan [ˈmɪlkɐn] to milk (malc [mɑlk] - gimôlcan [jɪˈmoːlkɐn])
 * mîn poss pro [miːn] my
 * mînsc -ar m [miːnʃ] human, man, male
 * mît poss pro [miːt] my (used to stress, Thet is mît wîfa! = That's my wife(, not yours)!)
 * môgan [ˈmoːgɐn ~ ˈmoːjɐn] to be allowed to, to may, to like (mah [mɑx] - gimôgan [jɪˈmoːjɐn])
 * môn -ar m [moːn] moon
 * môrgan -ar m [ˈmoːrjɐn] morning
 * môtan [ˈmoːtɐn] to have to, to must (mat [mɑt] - gimôs [jɪˈmoːs])
 * môthar -ar f [ˈmoːðɐr] mother
 * môthara -r f [ˈmoːðɐrɐ] mother (alternative form of môthar)
 * mûs mûs/-ar f [muːs] mouse
 * mûs f pl [mys] mice, plural of mûs

N

 * N -ar f [æn] N, fourteenth letter of the alphabet
 * naht -ar m [nɑxt] night
 * nahta -r f [ˈnɑxtɐ] night
 * nâma -r f [ˈnaːmɐ] name, agreement
 * nein interj [næɪ̯n ~ næɪ̯ð] no
 * neith conj/adv [næɪ̯ð] not
 * nêt conj/adv [neːt] not
 * Ng -ar f [æŋ(k)] Ŋ, a IPA letter of the alphabet
 * nimman [ˈnɪmɐn] to take, to agree, to accept, to call, to name, to mention (nam [nɑm] - ginôman [jɪˈnoːmɐn])
 * nû adv [nuː] now, currently
 * nug adj [nyj ~ nuj] new, modern
 * nûgan [ˈnuːgɐn ~ ˈnuːjɐn] nine

O

 * O -uar f [oː] O, fifteenth letter of the alphabet
 * ôf conj [oːf] whether, if (Weita nêt ôf hâst gidôn = I don't know whether you've done it)
 * ôfir prep [ˈoːfɪr ~ ˈoːfɐr] over, about, concerning (+acc, rarely +dat/loc)
 * ôl -ar n' [oːl] baby (rare, see also cind)
 * ôn- [(ˈ)oːn] un- (also un-)
 * ônrista -r f [ˈoːnrɪstɐ] unrest
 * ônscûlth -ar m [ˈoːnʃuːlð] innocence
 * ôrs -ar n [oːrs] brave horse, reliable horse (Thit isse mît ôrs! = This is my favourite/most reliable/best horse!)
 * ôs pers/refl pro [oːs] ourselves, accusative of wêr
 * ôs poss pro [oːs] our
 * ôsas pers pro [ˈoːzɐs] locative of wêr
 * ôssilf refl pro [ˈoːsɪlf] ourselves
 * ôthar conj [oːðɐr] or (Willst thit ôthar willst thet? = Do you want this or do you want that?)
 * ôuh adv [oːu̯x] also, too, moreover, either

P

 * P -ar f [peː] P, sixteenth letter of the alphabet
 * pâl -ar m [paːl] pole
 * pâth -ar n [paːð] path
 * pêrd -ar n [peːrt] horse
 * plêgan [ˈpleːjɐn] to commit (plaht [plɑxt] - giplôht [jɪˈploːxt])
 * plôgan [ˈploːgɐn] to plough (long vowel class, see also plôhtan)
 * plohtan [ˈploxtɐn] to plough (short vowel class, rare, see also plôgan and plôhtan)
 * plôhtan [ˈploːxtɐn] to plough (short vowel class, rare, see also plôgan and plohtan)
 * priccan [ˈprɪkɐn] to prick, to sting (short vowel class)

Q

 * Q -ar f [kuː] Q, seventeenth letter of the alphabet
 * quâth -ar n [kwaːð] evil
 * quatsc -ar m [kwɑtʃ] nonsens
 * quêna -r f [ˈkweːnɐ] woman
 * quicca adj [ˈkwɪkɐ] rapid
 * quicth adj [kwɪkð] quick

R

 * R -ar f [ær] R, eighteenth letter of the alphabet
 * râdan [ˈraːdɐn] to guess, to gamble (rôd [roːt] - girôdan [jɪˈraːdɐn])
 * reth adj [ræð] quick
 * rîc adj [riːk] rich
 * rîca -r f [ˈriːkɐ] empire
 * rîcan [ˈriːkɐn] to reach (rêc [reːk] - girêcan [jɪˈreːkɐn])
 * rîdan [ˈriːdɐn] to drive, to ride (rêd [reːt] - girêdan [jɪˈreːdɐn])
 * rihtan [ˈrɪxtɐn] to aim, to rule, to direct (short vowel class)
 * rillan [ˈrɪlɐn] to shiver (short vowel class)
 * rinnan [ˈrɪnɐn] to run (short vowel class)
 * rîsan [ˈriːzɐn] to raise, to rise (rês [reːs] - girêsan [jɪˈreːzɐn])
 * rôd adj [roːt] red
 * rôpan [ˈroːpɐn] to scream, to yell, to call, to invite, to summon, to shout, to cry (rêp [reːp] - girôpan [jɪˈroːpɐn])
 * rûcan [ˈruːkɐn ~ ˈryːkɐn] to smell, to smell bad (rôc [roːk] - girôucan [jɪˈroːu̯kɐn])

S

 * S -ar f [æs] S, nineteenth letter of the alphabet
 * sâd -ar n [saːt] seed
 * sân adv [saːn] soon
 * sand -ar n [sɑnt] sand
 * scalta -r f [ˈʃɑltɐ] firmament
 * scâman [ˈʃaːmɐn] to shame (long vowel class)
 * scandan [ˈʃɑndɐn] to make a shame of (short vowel class)
 * scâp -ar n [ʃaːp] sheep, shelf
 * scêdan [ˈʃeːdɐn] to occur (long vowel class, replaced by: giscêdan)
 * sceidan [ˈʃæɪ̯dɐn] to separate, to divorce (short vowel class)
 * sceidinga -r f [ˈʃæɪ̯dɪŋgɐ] separation, divorce
 * sceppan [ˈʃæpɐn] to create (short vowel class)
 * scêtan [ˈʃeːtɐn] to shoot (scât [ʃaːt] - giscôtan [jɪˈʃoːtɐn])
 * scillan [ˈʃɪlɐn] shall, wille (scôw [ʃoːw ~ ʃoːu̯] - girôucan [jɪˈʃɪlɐc ~ jɪˈʃɪlɐt])
 * scînan [ˈʃiːnɐn] to shine (scên [ʃeːn] - giscênan [jɪˈʃeːnɐn])
 * scippa -r f [ˈʃɪpɐ] scoop, spade, kick
 * scippan [ˈʃɪpɐn] to scoop, to kick (short vowel class)
 * scîtan [ˈʃiːtɐn] to shit (scêt [ʃeːt] - giscêtan [jɪˈʃeːtɐn])
 * scôn adj [ʃoːn] clean, cleansed, beautiful, pretty, handsome, attractive, smart, intelligent, gifted, talented
 * scrîfan [ˈʃriːvɐn] to write (scrêf [ʃreːf] - giscrêfan [jɪˈʃreːvɐn])
 * scrift -ar n [ʃrɪft] writing, writing system
 * scûlth -ar m [ʃuːlð] guilt, debt, fault
 * sê pers pro [seː] she
 * sê -ar m [seː] see
 * sêan [seːɐ̯n ~ seːjɐn] to see (long vowel class)
 * sêdan [ˈseːdɐn] to sow (sâd [saːt] - gisôdan [jɪˈsoːdɐn])
 * sên [seːn] to be (irregular)
 * sî pers pro [siː] rare form of sê
 * sic -car m [sɪk] sock
 * sics [sɪks ~ sɪxs] six
 * siggan [ˈsɪgɐn ~ ˈsɪjɐn] to say, to talk (irregular)
 * silfar -ar n [ˈsɪlvɐr] silver
 * silfaran adj [ˈsɪlvɐrɐn] silveren, expensive
 * simmar -ar m [ˈsɪmɐr] summer
 * sincan [ˈsɪŋkɐn] to sink (sanc [sɑŋk] - gisôncan [jɪˈsoːŋkɐn])
 * sindan [ˈsɪndɐn] to send, to post (sand [sɑnt] - gisôndan [jɪˈsoːndɐn])
 * singan [ˈsɪŋgɐn] to sing (sang [sɑŋ(k)] - gisôngan [jɪˈsoːŋgɐn])
 * sinnif [ˈsɪnɪf] seven
 * sins conj [sɪns] since
 * sins prep [sɪns] since (+acc, rarely +dat)
 * sistar -ar f [ˈsɪstɐr] sister
 * sistara -r f [ˈsɪstɐrɐ] sister
 * sith prep [sɪð] since (+acc, rarely +dat)
 * sithan [ˈsɪðɐn] to be there since (short vowel class)
 * sittan [ˈsɪtɐn] to sit, to set, to put, to place (irregular)
 * slâgan [ˈslaːjɐn] to succeed (long vowel class)
 * slân [ˈslaːn] to hit, to beat (irregular)
 * slâpan [ˈslaːpɐn] to sleep, to not pay attention (slêp [sleːp] - gislâpan [jɪˈslaːpɐn])
 * sleipan [ˈslæɪ̯pɐn] to drag (short vowel class)
 * slim adj [slɪm] smart, intelligent, bright, wise
 * slîpan [ˈsliːpɐn] to sharpen (slêp [sleːp] - gislêpan [jɪˈsleːpɐn])
 * slîtan [ˈsliːtɐn] to tear, to wear down (slêt [sleːt] - gislêtan [jɪˈsleːtɐn])
 * slûtan [ˈsluːtɐn] to close, to lock (slât [slaːt] - gislôtan [jɪˈsloːtɐn])
 * smêdan [ˈsmeːdɐn] to forge (long vowel class)
 * smiltan [ˈsmɪltɐn] to melt (smalt [smɑlt] - gismôltan [jɪˈsmoːltɐn])
 * smîtan [ˈsmiːtɐn] to smite, to throw (smêt [smeːt] - gismêtan [jɪˈsmeːtɐn])
 * snîdan [ˈsniːdɐn] to cut, to slice (snêd [sneːt] - gisnêdan [jɪˈsneːdɐn])
 * sô adv [soː] so, thus, since, because
 * sôn -ar m [soːn] son
 * sôna -r f [ˈsoːnɐ] sun
 * sôrga -n/-r f [ˈsoːrjɐ] sorrow, care
 * sôwî conj [soːˈwiː] like, such as, just as
 * spêlan [ˈspeːlɐn] to play (long vowel class)
 * spellan [ˈspælɐn] to spell (short vowel class)
 * spîdan [ˈspiːdɐn] to vomit, to spit (spêd [speːt] - gispîdan [jɪˈspiːdɐn])
 * spinnan [ˈspɪnɐn] to spin (span [spɑn] - gispônnan [jɪˈspoːnɐn])
 * splîtan [ˈspliːtɐn] to split, to devide (splêt [spleːt] - gisplêtan [jɪˈspleːtɐn])
 * sprâca -r f [ˈspraːkɐ] language, speech
 * sprêcan [ˈspreːkɐn] to speak, to talk, to chat, to discuss, to call (sprâc [spraːk] - gisprôcan [jɪˈsproːcɐn])
 * springan [ˈsprɪŋgɐn] to jump (sprang [sɑŋ(k)] - gisprôngan [jɪˈsoːŋgɐn])
 * stâl -ar n [staːl] steel
 * stâlan [ˈstaːlɐn] to be usefull (long vowel class)
 * stân [ˈstaːn] to stand, to stay (irregular)
 * stêcan [ˈsteːkɐn] to prick, to sting (stâc [staːk] - gistôcan [jɪˈstoːkɐn])
 * stein -ar m [stæɪ̯n] stone
 * steinan adj [ˈstæɪ̯nɐn] stone
 * stêlan [ˈsteːlɐn] to steal (stâl [staːl] - gistôlan [jɪˈstoːlɐn])
 * stincan [ˈstɪŋkɐn] to smell bad (stanc [stɑŋk] - gistôncan [jɪˈstoːŋkɐn])
 * stir -ra(r) m [stɪr] star, idol (the plural version ending on -ra is treated as a masculine singular)
 * stirfan [ˈstɪrvɐn] to die (starf [stɑrf] - gistôrfan [jɪˈsroːrvɐn])
 * stôtan [ˈstoːtɐn] to push, to touch (stêt [steːt] - gistôtan [jɪˈstoːtɐn])
 * stôum -ar m [ˈstoːu̯m] steam
 * strêfan [ˈstreːvɐn] to strive, to fight, to struggle (long vowel class)
 * strîdan [ˈstriːdɐn] to fight, to struggle (strêd [streːt] - gistrêdan [jɪˈstreːdɐn])
 * strôum -ar m [ˈstroːu̯m] stream
 * stûnan [ˈstuːnɐn] to support (long vowel class)
 * sûcan [ˈsuːkɐn] to search, to seek (saht [sɑxt] - gisôht [jɪˈsoːxt])
 * sûgan [ˈsuːjɐn] to suck (sâg [saːj] - gisôgan [jɪˈsoːjɐn])
 * sûnda -r f [ˈsuːndɐ] sin
 * sûpan [ˈsuːpɐn] to swig (sâp [saːp] - gisôpan [jɪˈsoːpɐn])
 * swart adj [swɑrt] black
 * swêfan [ˈsweːvɐn] to glide, to float (long vowel class)
 * swêran [ˈsweːrɐn] to swear (swâr [swaːr] - giswôran [jɪˈswoːrɐn])
 * swîgan [ˈswiːjɐn] to be silent (swêg [sweːj] - giswêgan [jɪˈsweːjɐn])
 * swillan [ˈswɪlɐn] to swell (swal [swɑl] - giswôlan [jɪˈswoːlɐn])
 * swimman [ˈswɪmɐn] to swim (swam [swɑm] - giswôman [jɪˈswoːmɐn])

T

 * T -ar f [teː] T, twentieth letter of the alphabet
 * tanth tênth/-ar m [tɑnð] tooth
 * têcan -ar n [ˈteːkɐn] sign
 * tên [teːn] ten
 * tênth [teːnð] tenth
 * tênth m pl [teːnð] teeth (plural of tanth)
 * Th -ar f [æð] Ð, a runic letter of the alphabet
 * tha [ðɑ] the
 * thancan [ˈðɑŋkɐn] to thank, to be grateful (short vowel class)
 * thê dem pro [ðeː] that
 * thê pers pro [ðeː] dative of thû, those two
 * then conj/adv [ðæn] then
 * thês dem pro [ðeːs] this, these
 * thet conj/dem pro [ðæt] that
 * thî dem pro [ðiː] that, those
 * thî pers pro [ðiː] accusative of thû, they
 * thih pers/refl pro [ðɪx] yourself, accusative of thû
 * thihhas pers pro [ˈðɪxɐs] locative of thû
 * thihsilf refl pro [ˈðɪxsɪlf] yourself
 * thîn poss pro [ðiːn] your, thee
 * thincan [ˈðɪŋkɐn] to think (thaht [ðɑxt] - githôht [jɪˈðoːxt])
 * thit dem pro [ðɪt] this
 * thît poss pro [ðiːt] your (used to stress, Thet is thît hânsca! = That's your problem(, not mine)!)
 * thrê [ðreː] three (see also drê)
 * thî dem pro [ðiː] that, those
 * thôh conj [ðoːx] though
 * thurh prep [ðurx] by, through, around within an enclosed space, because of (+acc, rarely +dat/loc)
 * thûsand -ar n [ˈðuːzɐnt ~ ˈðuːzɑ̃t] thousand
 * thûsanth [ˈðuːsɐnð] thousand
 * thûtsc adj [ðuːtʃ] Thuch (from dutsc)
 * Thûtsc -ar n [ðuːtʃ] Thuch language (from thûtsc)
 * tîda -r f [ˈtiːdɐ] tide, season, time
 * tîm -ar f [tiːm] time (rare, see also tîma and tîda)
 * tîma -r f [ˈtiːmɐ] alternative form of tîm
 * tincan [ˈtɪŋkɐn] to appear (tanc [tɑŋk] - gitôncan [jɪˈtoːŋkɐn])
 * tir -rê m [tɪr] tree (rare, only used as a plural)
 * tirrê m pl [ˈtɪreː] trees (plural of tir)
 * tiscan prep [ˈtɪʃɐn] between (+acc, rarely +dat/loc)
 * triccan [ˈtrɪkɐn] to pull (traht [trɑxt] - gitrôht [jɪˈtroːxt])
 * tsâr -ar m [tsaːr] tsar
 * turfa -r f [ˈturvɐ] turf
 * tûnan [ˈtuːnɐn] to show, to tune (tân [taːn] - gitônan [jɪˈtoːnɐn])
 * twê [tweː] two
 * twillaf [ˈtwɪlɐf] twelve
 * twintih [ˈtwɪntɪx] twenty

U

 * U -ar f [uː] U, twenty-first letter of the alphabet
 * û pers pro [uː] you two
 * uh pers/refl pro [ux] yourselves, accusative of û and gêr
 * uh poss pro [ux] your
 * uh(h)as pers pro [ˈuxɐs] locative of û
 * un- [un(ˈ)] un- (rare, also ôn-)
 * undar prep [ˈundɐr] under, below, beneath, underneath, among (+acc, rarely +dat/loc)
 * up prep [up] op, upon, onto, to (+acc, rarely +dat/loc, Wilcôm up Wîcîa! = Welcome to Wikia!)
 * ût prep [uːt] out off, from, out, off (+acc, rarely +dat/loc)
 * ûtscêtan [ˈuːtʃeːtɐn] to put forth (scât ût [ʃaːtʔuːt] - ûtgiscôtan [uːtjɪˈʃoːtɐn])

V

 * V -ar f [feː ~ veː] V, twenty-second letter of the alphabet (rare)

W

 * W -ar f [weː ~ æw] W, twenty-third letter of the alphabet
 * wâ poss pro [waː] second person dual masculine
 * wahtan [ˈwɑxtɐn] to wait (short vowel class)
 * warnan [ˈwɑrnɐn] to warn (short vowel class)
 * warninga -r f [ˈwɑrnɪŋgɐ] warning
 * warthan [ˈwɑrðɐn] to wait (short vowel class)
 * wascan [ˈwɑʃɐn] to wash (wêsc [weːʃ] - giwascan [jɪˈwɑʃɐn])
 * wât interrogative pro [waːt] what
 * wâtar -ar n [ˈwaːtɐr] water
 * wê interrogative pro [weː] who
 * wêgan [ˈweːgɐn ~ ˈweːjɐn] to weigh (wâg [waːk ~ waːj] - giwôgan [jɪˈwoːgɐn ~ jɪˈwoːjɐn])
 * weggan [ˈwæjɐn] to blow, to flutter, to fan (wâg [waːj]/wug[wuj] - giwôgan [jɪˈwoːjɐn])
 * weitan [ˈwæɪ̯tɐn] to know (wis [wɪs ~ wɪʃ] - giweitan [jɪˈwæɪ̯tɐn])
 * wen interrogative pro [wæn] when
 * went conj [wænt] because
 * wêr pers pro [weːr] we
 * wêran [ˈweːrɐn] to become, to reject (long vowel class)
 * werm adj [wærm] warm
 * wermhertih adj [wærmˈhærtɪx] warmhearted
 * wermhertihhêda -r f [wærmˈhærtɪxdʒeːdɐ ~ wærmˈhærtɪxeːdɐ] warmheartedness
 * wet conj/interrogative pro [wæt] what
 * wêt pers pro [weːt] we two
 * wêtha interrogative pro [ˈweːðɐ] why
 * wî conj/interrogative pro [wiː] how
 * wîcan [ˈwiːkɐn] to yielk, to recede, to disappear (wêc [weːk] - giwêcan [jɪˈweːkɐn])
 * wîfil interrogative pro [wiːˈfɪl] how much
 * wig -gar m [wɪj] bread
 * wil adv [wɪl] well
 * wilc conj/interrogative pro [wɪlk] which
 * wilcôm adv/interj [ˈwɪlkoːm] welcome
 * wilcôm -ar n [ˈwɪlkoːm] welcome
 * willan [ˈwɪlɐn] to want (wal [wɑl] - giwôlan [jɪˈwoːlɐn])
 * wîn poss pro [wiːn] first person dual
 * wîna -r f [ˈwiːnɐ] wine
 * wind -ar m [wɪnt] wind
 * windan [ˈwɪndɐn] to wind (wand [wɑnt] - giwôndan [jɪˈwoːndɐn])
 * winnan [ˈwɪnɐn] to win (wan [wɑn] - giwônan [jɪˈwoːnɐn])
 * wintar -ar m [ˈwɪntɐr] winter
 * wircan [ˈwɪrkɐn] to work
 * wircword -ar n [ˈwɪrkwort] verb
 * wirm adj [wɪrm] alternative spelling of werm
 * wirpan [ˈwɪrpɐn] to throw (warp [wɑrp] - giwôrpan [jɪˈwoːrpɐn])
 * wîsan [ˈwiːzɐn] to point, to point out (wês [weːs] - giwêsan [jɪˈweːzɐn])
 * wîspât interrogative pro [wiːˈspaːt] what time
 * wit adj [wɪt] white
 * wîtan [ˈwiːtɐn] to blame (wêt [weːt] - giwêtan [jɪˈweːtɐn])
 * withar conj [ˈwɪðɐr] whether
 * wô conj/interrogative pro [woː] where
 * wônan [ˈwoːnɐn] to live in a certain place (long vowel class)
 * wônd -ar f [woːnt] wound
 * wônda -r f [ˈwoːndɐ] wound
 * word -ar n [wort] word
 * wôrd -ar n [woːrt] alternative spelling of word
 * wordbôc -ar n [ˈwortboːk] dictionary
 * wrâca -r f [ˈwɹakɐ ~ ˈwrakɐ] revenge
 * wust adj [wust ~ wʊst] wild, savage, ferocious, furious, inhospitable, rough, wild, desolate

X

 * X -ar f [ɪks ~ ɪxs] X, twenty-fourth letter of the alphabet (rare)

Y
For alternative spellings of words beginning with æɪ̯- or æːɪ̯-, see EI and ÊI.
 * Y -ar f [iːgræk ~ iːjræk] Y, twenty-fifth letter of the alphabet (rare)

Z

 * Z -ar f [tseː ~ tsæt ~ zæt] Z, twenty-sixth letter of the alphabet (rare)
 * zâr -ar m [tsaːr] alternative spelling of tsâr