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[[Wiobian|↑ Wiobian]]
[[Wiobian|↑ Wiobian]]
Früngli - farmer
früngs - farmer


Nouns are presented in both their singular and plural forms. Verbs are presented with their present imperative, preterite 3rd person animate, and verbal noun form.
Nouns are presented in both their singular and plural forms. Verbs are presented with their present imperative, preterite 3rd person animate, and verbal noun form.

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↑ Wiobian

Früngli - farmer

früngs - farmer

Nouns are presented in both their singular and plural forms. Verbs are presented with their present imperative, preterite 3rd person animate, and verbal noun form.

Abbreviations and qualifiers:

Template:Col-3Abbreviations for languages
  • PGam: Proto-Gamedan
  • PW: Proto-Wiobian
  • EC: Early Classical Wiobian
  • LC: Late Classical Wiobian
  • EMW: Early Middle Wiobian
  • LMW: Late Middle Wiobian
  • MSW: Modern Standard Wiobian
  • Gauf: Gauf Wiobian
  • Wä: Wättmer Wiobian
  • Thm.: Themsarian
  • Rax.: Raxic
Template:Col-3Parts of speech
  • adj: adjective
  • adv: adverb
  • conj: conjunction
  • n, m: masculine noun
  • n, f: feminine noun
  • postp: postposition
  • prep: preposition
  • pron: pronoun
  • v: verb
Template:Col-3Other qualifiers
  • Classical: word or meaning is mainly found in Classical Wiobian.
  • literary: word is used with this meaning in literary MSW.


A

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
a pron LC: /ʔaː/ that
Ahn, Ahner n, m LC: /ʔaːn/ father PGam *ʔan- 'father'

B

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
bebiul, bebiule, Bebiuls v LC: /bəˈbiul/ to straighten
bedrezz, bedriez, Bedrazz v LC: /bəˈdrecː/ to wrong be- + drezz 'sin'
begluoß, begluoße, Begluoßes v LC: /bəˈgluots/ work hard, exert oneself
bemezz, bemiez, Bemazz v LC: /bəˈmecː/ to yearn for
benuß, benuße, Benuß v LC: /bəˈnusː/ to judge
berast, beraste, Berasts v LC: /bəˈraçt/
MSW: [tʂʰɐi̯t˧]
to strengthen
Beskäme n, f LC: /bəˈçkɛːmə/ strength
besruole adv LC: /bəˈʝruolə/ urgently, desperately
besau, besu, Besaus v LC: /bəˈçau/ to lament, bewail, bemoan be- + PGam *ƛaw- 'cry'
betam, betame, Betams v LC: /bəˈtaːr/ to change be- + tam 'different'
betar, betare, Betars v LC: /bəˈtaːr/ to use be- + Tar 'tool'
bezior, bezire, Beziur v LC: /bəˈcior/ to multiply be- intensive + zior 'repeat, do again'
biul adj LC: /biul/ straight, just
Biulti n, f LC: /ˈbiultiː/ justice
bücken, bückene, Bücken v LC: /bykːən/ lay down, set down, ordain

D

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
desɟer, desɟur, Desɟar v LC: /dəçɟeːr/ entreat, pray, implore
Dinz, Dinzet n, m LC: /diɲc/ wonder, miracle
Dräzz, Drazz n, f LC: /drɛcː/ sin, transgression
Dräzzti, Dräzzti n, f LC: /ˈdrɛcːtiː/ depravity, sinfulness
dräzzzim adj LC: /drɛcːcim/ sinful
duoɟ aux LC: /duoɟ/ perfect auxiliary

E

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
ei intj LC: /ʔei/
MSW:/ʔæi̯˧/
vocative particle From Proto-Gamedan *hai

F

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
fidd, fedde, Fadd v run
fist adj LC: /fiçt/ costly, expensive, dear; important
Fistti, Fistti adj LC: /ˈfiçtiː/ importance
Flaun, Flauner m root
Fliet, Flüöte m animal
Fran, Frane n, m LC: /ˈfraːn/ mark

G

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
gan conj LC: /ɡaːn/ and so, therefore, thus naturally
gerzißt, gerzeßte, Gerzeßt v LC: /ɡərˈcist/ start, initiate ger- 'inceptive prefix' + zißt 'walk'
Gluoße, Gluoßer m, f sweat
gnit postp LC: /ɡniːt/ without
gu prep LC: /ɡuː/ from
guol v LC: /ɡuo/ bring

H

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Hanz, Hånze n, m LC: /haɲc/ mountain
Hauer, Hauere n, m LC: /hauər/ king Hau 'chief' + -er augmentative
Hon, Honet n, m LC: /hoːn/ death
huck, hucke, Hucks v hit
Hung, Hunget n, f LC: /huŋː/ help, aid
Huy, Þehuy n, m LC: /huːj/ place, space (meant for something)
Hüzze, Hüzzer n, f LC: /hycːə/ victory, triumph

Ƕ

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Ƕah, Ƕahet n, m LC: /xʷaː/ person, human being
Ƕände/Ƕandet n, m branch
ƕiem num LC: /xʷiem/ one (1); a, an (indefinite article) Proto-Gamedan *kʷēm- 'one'. ~ Thm. cṓm, Raxic quēm.
ƕind pron LC: /xʷind/
MSW: /xin˨˦˩/
we (1st person plural)

I

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
i pron LC: /ʔiː/
MSW: /ʔei̯˨/
you, thou (2nd person singular)
i- aff LC: /ʔiː-/
MSW: /ʔei̯˨˩/
un-, non-
Izall n, m LC: /ʔiːcal/ unmanly man i- 'un-' + Zall 'man (adult male)'
in pron LC: /̓ˈʔiːn/ (stressed)
/ʔin/ (unstressed)
MSW: /ʔin˨˩/
I (1st person singular)
inde adv LC: /̓ˈʔində/
MSW: /ʔin˨˦˩/
suddenly

J

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
je conj LC: /jeː/, /jə/
MSW: /jə/
and
Jeng (no pl.) n, m LC: /ˈjeŋː/ (Classical) water
Jenger, Jenger n, m LC: /ˈjeŋːər/ sea, ocean
Jund, Junde n, m LC: /jund/ life

Ɉ

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes

K

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Kau, Þekau n, f LC: /kau̯/ side, vicinity
Klisch, Klischer n, m LC: /kliçː/ ruler, prince
Klischti, Klischti n, f LC: /ˈkliçːtiː/ governance, sovereignty
klöh v LC: /kløː/ cross, go over
&klöh v LC: /kløː/ auxiliary verb for the comparative

L

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
lind pron LC: /lind/
MSW: /lin˨˦˩/
you, ye (2nd person plural)
Lort, Þelort n, f LC: /lort/ (Classical) time, (literary, in plural) era, times
-, -, Luo v LC: /luo/ (Classical) be Only found in verbal noun form

M

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Mänz, Manze n, f blood
mei, quek, Quah v LC: /mei/
MSW: /mi˩/
(negative verb) Takes the verbal noun (in the dative) of the main verb
miedån adv LC: /miedˈʔɔːn/ therefore (a call to action) mied 'here' + åne 'so'
mezz v LC: /mecː/
MSW: /məi̯k˩˧/
to wait for
mi pron LC: /miː/
MSW: /ɲəi̯˨˩/
this
mit v LC: /miːt/
MSW: /ɲæt˩˧/
to give PGam *mīd-
mung v LC: /muŋː/ come

N

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Näbb, Nabbe n, m flower
nie pron LC: /nie/ co-relative pronoun from Proto-Gamedan *ʔinē, an anaphoric pronoun
Nitt, Þenütte n, m LC: /nitt/ leaf
Nund, Nunder n, m book
nung adj LC: /nuŋː/ small
Nuß, Nuß(e)t n, m LC: /nusː/ (Classical) word, language, tongue, speech

O

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes

P

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
pep, pie, Pah v LC: /peːp/ to give charitably
Plast-Fäß-Biens n Clofabinosin Phono-semantic matching to "gold heal garden"
pör, pier, Par v LC: /pøːr/ to push

Q

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
quorþ, knorþ, Quarþ v LC: /ˈkʷors/ love

R

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Racht, Rachter n, m hail
Rast, Raste n, f LC: /ˈraçt/
MSW: [ʐɐi̯t˧]
power, might
Rüös, Þeruos n, m LC: /ˈryøç/ dog

S

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Scherd, Schörde n, f lake
Schmött, Schmotte n, f ring
schnok, schnak, Schniek v LC: /ˈçnoːk/ fear
Schweis, Schweiset n, m plough
schwilm adj joyful
Schwilmti n, f joy
Schwipp, Schwippet n, m LC: /çwiːp/ master, epithet for Heaven
Sion, Sionet n, f LC: /ˈçion/ crown, garland
Sioner, Sioner n, f LC: /ˈçio.nər/ royal crown
Steim, Steimet n, m LC: /çteim/ mallet

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
ßell, ßulle, ẞall v LC: /selː/ to hug, envelop
ẞall, ẞallet n, f LC: /silː/ embrace

T

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Tar, Tåre n, m LC: /taːr/ tool
teip, treip, Tiap verb LC: /teip/ break, crush
trum adj LC: /ˈtruːm/ flat
Tumm, Tumme n, m LC: /ˈtumː/ bird
tur prep LC: /ˈtuːr/ on, in

Þ

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Þaft, Þafte n, f LC: /saft/ wave
Þiemþem, Þiemþeme n, f LC: /siemsem/ deed
þiom, þiem, Þiemþem v LC: /siom/ do

U

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
ube adv LC: /ʔuːbə/ now
Uor(e)s, Uor(e)s n, m LC: /ˈʔuorəç/, /ʔuorç/ wolf, predatory beast Euphemism from augmentative uo- + Rüös 'dog'
urre prep LC: /ˈʔurːə/ like, as

W

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Wäls, Walser n, f LC: /wɛlç/ surface, page
Wande, Wander n, f LC: /ˈwandə/ body
Wark, Wårke n, f stream
Will, Wülle n, m LC: /ˈwilː/ name PGam *welj- 'name'
Winkli, Winkli n, m LC: /ˈwiŋkli/ human, person, mortal PGam *wing- 'die' + -li associated person suffix
winz, wenze, Wanz n, m LC: /ˈwiɲc/ establish
Wiote n, f LC: /ˈwiotə/ sky, heaven, God
Wuze n, f LC: /ˈwuːcə/ grace, mercy

Z

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Zall, Zalle n, m LC: /ˈcalː/ man (adult male)
Zeib, Zeiber n, m LC: /ˈceib/ Wiobian harp; the Wiobian letter for <z> From Proto-Netagin *ćeybon
zißt, zeßeßte, Zeßt v LC: /ˈcist/ run
zior, zire, Ziur v LC: /cior/ repeat, do again
zung, zenge, Zing v LC: /ˈcuŋː/ walk; (Classical) act, conduct oneself

Å

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes

Ä

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Ånge, Ånget n, f LC: /ˈʔɔŋːə/
MSW: /ʔuŋ˥/
moon

Ö

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes

Ü

Wiobian PoS Pronunciation Meaning (English) Etymology Notes
Üöm, Uom n, f LC: /ˈʔyøm/ mother PGam *ʔām