Wiobian/Lexicon

SLOWỞR ALBENSCEI-NEAMSCEI – ALBIONIAN-ENGLISH LEXICON

• nebesa = (plurale tantum) sky
• nebesniả = (feminine) heaven (paradise)
• melstỉthiṫ, pomelstỉthiṫ = to bewitch, to hex; (archaic) to curse (Welsh melltithio)
• preclỉnaṫ, precliênṫ = to curse
• ucazowaṫ; ucảzaṫ = to show
• slowo = word
  • The plural is slowa when referring to individual words and slowesa when referring to "words" in the sense of speech.
• weselei = merry, cheerful
  • umiê y weselơst = wit and mirth
• radơst = joy
• scinstiê = happiness
• osund = fate, doom
• deal = (biblical) 'portion, lot, fate'
  • Le môi deal est tet Gospodin, reaciet mả duṡe = 'The LORD is my portion, saith my soul'
• dole = fate
• towsảc (*tovĭsakŭ, from PCeltic *towissākos) = prince
• mơre = sea
• tommearem = (formal) so (to such an extent)
• wiêṡta = (colloquial, filler) y'know
• nebo(ṫ), bowiêṡ(ṫ), nebowiêṡ(ṫ) = because (conj.)
• abo(ṫ) = (literary) for (conj.)
• mogla = fog, mist
• mla = (literary) fog, mist
• duṡe = mind, psyche; sound post of an instrument; (archaic) soul
  • duṡewnỉ = intellectual, mental
• duch = soul, spirit, ghost
  • duchownỉ = spiritual, religious
• crestianstwo = Christianity
• spảsa = (flowery) salvation
• ảmiral = admiral
• cyrw, cyrwi (f.) = blood
• thỉrcew (f.) = church
• y, yl, a, al = and
  • The choice between y and a is purely phonetically determined in the modern language. a(l) is used after /i: ɪ ɨ/, y(l) otherwise. The -l (from *li) is used iff a vowel follows.
• pac = also; again
• ơbethba = community, town (Gemeinde)
• ơbethstwo = community (Gemeinschaft)
• spoleċnơst = society
• adnơst = unity, unit (Einheit)
  • adnơst speciảlniả = special unit
• adnota = club, association (Verein)
• sejôz = union
• precladaṫ, prelożiṫ = to translate
• roznaṫ = to distinguish, to tell apart (haplogy from rozeznaṫ)
• neamyscei = English or English-speaking
• ta Neamcina = English (language)
• thera = daughter
• ażebliż, ażbliż = (formal) unless (from *a že by li že 'let it be ... or something', cf. German es sei denn)
• jiż = already, German schon
• ascie = yet, still, more, German noch
  • ascie wynth = yet more
  • asciaden; ascie X = another
• measynth (m.) = month
• adl (f.) = fir, spruce
• azero (n.) = lake
• aż (conj.) so that, may it happen that
• ażec (m.) = hedgehog
• ynċmyn (m.) = barley
• tẻth, potẻth = to flow
• zaufaṫ = to hope
• balgoslawiṫ = (archaic) to bless
• salwei = nightingale
• solnthe = sun
• serbrith = moon
• gweazda = star
• prijatel (m., môż declension) = friend
• sparowaṫ = to tolerate, to condone (an old loan from the same source as English spare)
• wendỉthiṫ, powendỉthiṫ = to bless (from Latin, via Brythonic)
• phởnix = phoenix
• pỉro = feather
• ogeṅ = fire
• wichr = storm
• weatr = wind
• lảsca = (Christianity) grace, mercy
• lascitha = cutie
• lascawei = cute
  • lascawơst = cuteness
• cỉslo = number (amount or mathematical object)
• numer = number (identifier)
• chalpeth = boy
• deawinca = girl
• deawitha = maiden; virgin
• jistei = real (in the sense of 'true' or 'existent')
• jistota =
• reảlnei = real (as in 'real number')
• sônthơst = being, entity
• znảnth X = 'typical X'
• armê = shoulder
• pys, psa = dog
• coth = cat
• cotheur = tomcat, cơthca = female cat
• rozmear = size
• tealo /tɛɫ̩ʊ/ = body
• zdarwei /zdaɾəβəɪ/ = healthy
  • zdarwiê /zdaɾəβiə/ = health
• crảsnei /kʰɾɔ:snəɪ/ = beautiful
  • crảsnơst = beauty
  • crasawitha = beautiful woman
• babinca (f) = grandmother
• wynth(e) = more
• existowaṫ = to exist
• Albyṅ, gen. Albni (f.) = Albion (country)
  • Albản (pl. Albảnowe), Albảnca = Albionian
• walsina = hair (singulative)
• walsy = hair (fem. pl.)
• żiwot = life
• riêcaṫ, riêth = to say
• warg /ˈbarə/ = enemy
• ỉsṫ; poisṫ = to go by foot (uni.)
• iêsṫ; siêsṫ = to eat
• znảṫ, znả = to know
• weadeaṫ, weadhuns, weadie = to know (a fact)
• odpowiêdaṫ; odpoweadeaṫ = to answer
  • odpoweaḋ = answer
• meiṫ, meie; umeiṫ = to wash
  • meidlo = soap
• beiṫ (irreg.) = to be
• bảṫ-sy; boie-sy (irreg.) = to fear
• bỉṫ, biê (irreg.) = to beat
• żỉṫ, żiê (irreg.) = to live
• milowaṫ = to love
• milei = dear
• milơst = love
• lỉbit = to like
• libei = nice, pleasant
• starei 'old (of things)'
  • considered offensive when used for a person; ċtennei (from *čtennŭ-jĭ 'esteemed') is used for people.
• granitha 'border'
• beseada 'meeting'
• thealei 'whole'
• cto? tho? 'who? what?'
• zaciẻm? 'why?'
  • zatomż 'that's why'
  • zatom 'that's why'
• ineim slowy 'in other words' (frozen inst pl)
• briêntin, briêntinia 'king, queen'
• nu = like German na
• se wecier = this evening
• nơth = night
• mơth = power, might
• mởth = can
• thiðei = foreign, stranger (Proto-Slavic borrowed *ťuďь from Proto-Celtic *toutyos, via a (quasi)-Brythonic language which turned it to *tüdj-)
  • thiðozemeth, thiðozemca = foreigner
• weariṫ (neacom, neatho, wu neatho) = 'to believe (someone, something, in something)'
• wiêra = faith, belief
• mathematica, mathe 'mathematics'; mathematic/mathematiċca 'mathematician'
• -cija '-tion', -se '-sis', -ita '-ity'
• walsnơst 'property, characteristic'
• wesna, liêto, asyṅ, zima /bɛsnə, liətʰʊ, asɨɲ, zɪmə/ = seasons
• warna 'crow'