Togarmite/Lexicon

ʔ

• √ʔ-b-b
  • ybib 'spring'
  • eþy'ybib (literary) 'to become spring'
• √ʔ-(w)-r
  • aur 'light'
  • awer 'to illuminate'
• √ʔ-d-m
  • ydum 'red'
• ež 'then'
• √ʔ-h-b
  • yhabt 'love'
  • øhab 'to love'
• √ʔ-h-ž
  • haž 'receive'
• √ʔ-ž-n
  • øžny 'ear'
• √ʔ-y-s
  • is 'equal'
  • ajes 'to compare'
    • ajus 'metaphor; simile'
  • þy'ajes 'to equate; to identify'
    • þy'ajus' 'identification (mathematics)'
• √ʔ-x-l
  • øxal 'to eat'
  • exly 'food'
  • þaxil 'comsumption'
    • þaxili 'to consume'
• √ʔ-l-h
  • Elėh 'God'
  • aleh 'to deify'
• √ʔ-m-n
  • amėn (in some religions) 'Amen'
  • amen 'to trust, to believe'
• √ʔ-m-r
  • ømar 'to say'
  • emry 'remark'
  • amer 'to command'
• √ʔ-r-þ
  • arþy 'earth'
• √ʔ-þ-j
  • øþė 'to come'

B

• beiþ 'house'
• bin 'veena'
  • møbinė 'veena player'
• √b-ȝ-l
  • bol 'master, lord'
  • abȝel 'to be able to'
• √b-lb-l
  • balbel 'to confuse'
• √b-r-ʔ
  • bra 'to create'
  • bri 'healthy'
• √b-š-r
  • bašar 'body'

G

• √g-d-l
  • gdėl 'big'
  • eþygdel 'to grow'
• √g-l
  • gal 'wave'
  • þygalel 'to reverberate, to resound'

D

• √d-m
  • dam = blood
  • damem = to bleed
• √d-n
  • dun = to think (to be of the opinion that); to deem
  • dajan = judge
  • dajen = to judge
  • dint = judgement
• √d-r-x
  • darxy = road
  • drax = to go, to walk
  • adrex = to lead
  • stydrex = to prove (mathematics)
    • istydrexbyl = unprovable
• √d-r-s
  • drøs = to study, to learn
  • daras = student, pupil
  • dares = to demand
  • þydares = to teach
  • mydras = school
    • jymydrasi = he schooled
  • þydrus = lesson

H

• √h-b-r
• √h-d-r
  • hedry 'chest (box)'
• √h-d-š
  • hydiš 'new'
• √h-t-ʔ
  • heta 'sin'
  • hatė 'to sin'
• √h-m-d
• √h-m-l
  • hømal 'to suffer'
  • hymlan 'patient'
  • ahmel 'to make someone suffer, to inflict'
  • þyhamel 'to deserve (something bad), to have it coming'
• √h-m-m
  • ham 'hot'
  • hymum 'warm'
• √h-sm-l
  • hysmaluþ 'electricity'
• √h-r-b
  • harby 'sword'
  • harøb (flowery) 'to slay'
• √h-r-c
  • hyruc 'yellow'

W

• √w-d-ȝ
  • wedȝy 'knowledge'
  • wduȝ 'knowledgeable'
    • wduȝyr 'know-it-all'
  • daȝ 'to know'
  • mauduȝ 'known; data'
  • audeȝ 'to let someone know'
• wein 'wine'
• √w-l-d
  • waldy 'child'
  • molad 'birth'
  • lad (archaic) 'to give birth to (of a woman)'
  • auled 'to give birth to, to sire, to father' (for both genders in the modern language)
• √w-r-k
  • wyruk 'green'
• √w-r-š
  • waršy 'inheritance'
  • reš 'to inherit'
  • aureš 'to leave as inheritance'
  • wriš 'heritable'
  • wrišt 'gene'
  • morašt 'heritage'
  • þwarešt 'tradition'

Z

• √z-h-r
  • hazhėr 'to warn'
• √z-m-r
  • myzmer 'kantele'
  • zømør 'to sing'
    • þyzmørt 'choir'
• √z-n-h
  • zønah 'to abandon'
• √z-ȝ-r
  • zȝur 'small'
  • zȝarȝer 'tiny'
• √z-r-ȝ
  • zarȝe 'seed'
  • zøraȝ 'to sow'

Ž

• √ž-b-h
  • þyžbuh 'sacrifice (the act of sacrifice)'
  • žbih 'sacrifice (the thing or person sacrificed)'
  • žabeh 'to sacrifice'
  • mižbeh 'altar'
• žabi 'antelope'
• √ž-h-b
  • žahab 'gold'
  • žaheb 'to gild'
• √ž-h-r
  • žohry 'noon'
• √ž-m-r
  • žemryþ 'might'
  • eþyžmer 'to intensify'
• √ž-n-b
  • žanab 'tail'
• √ž-x-r "to remember"
  • žøxør 'to remember'
  • žaxer 'to record; to memorize'
  • ažxer 'to remind'
  • hyždyxer 'to come to mind'
  • styžxer 'to make note of'
  • þyžxir 'mnemonic'
  • myžxar 'souvenir'
  • žexryþ 'memory'
• √ž-x-r "male"
  • žyxar 'male'
• √ž-r-ȝ
  • žerėȝ (f.) 'arm'

T

• √t-b
  • tėb 'good'
• √t-b-h
  • tabeh 'to slaughter'
  • tabhan 'butcher'
• √t-ȝ-y
  • tyȝuj 'wrong'
• √t-ȝ-m
  • tøȝam 'to choose; (archaic) to taste'
  • taȝem 'to elect'
    • taȝum 'election'
  • þytaȝem '(literary) to be pleased with, to take pleasure in'
  • stytȝem 'to try out'
• √t-m-ʔ
  • tma 'dirty'
• √t-k-y
  • tuki 'parrot'
  • takė 'to parrot, to repeat'

J

• jad 'hand'
• √j-b-s
  • jabas 'dry'
• jam 'sea'
• √j-m-n
  • jymin 'right'

X

• √x-ž-b
  • xažby 'lie (untruth)'
  • xøžøb 'to lie (tell a lie)'
  • xažeb 'to deceive'
  • axžeb 'to deny'
• √x-h-y
  • xyhuj 'dark'
• xenėr 'harp' (from An Bhlaoighne "chionnóir", cognate with Hebrew כִּנּוֹר‎)
• √x-r-s
  • xares 'to thank'
  • exarus 'thanksgiving; thank you!'
• √x-s-f
  • xasfy 'silver, money'
  • myxsaf 'bank'
• √x-þ-b
  • xøþøb 'to write'

L

• lė = not; no
• ly = to, for
• √l-b-n
  • lbun 'white'
  • þlyben 'to become white'
  • alben 'to whiten (something)'
• √l-b-s
  • lbas 'clothes'
• √l-m-d
  • lømad 'to notice, to experience, to come to know'
  • lamed 'to show, to point out'
  • hylþymed 'to find one's way around'
• √l-m-s
  • lamusin 'charity'
  • lames 'give charitably, do charity'
• √l-(w)-n
  • lun 'to sojourn, to stay as guest'
  • lawan 'guest'
  • alen 'to host'
  • malen 'host'
  • malunt 'hospitality'
  • mylan 'inn'
• lysėn 'tongue; language'

M

• √m-g-l
  • mygil 'glorious' (from Greek megalos)
• √m-l-x
  • malxy 'king'
• √m-n-w
  • møno 'to count' (in the sense 'to matter, to be considered')
• mein 'water'
  • majen 'to water'
  • meini 'aquatic, aqueous'
• √m-ȝ-l
  • maȝly 'step'
  • maȝlyþ 'stairway'
  • stymȝel 'to dare'
• √m-(w)-t
  • mauþ 'death'
  • muþ 'to die'

N

• √n-b-ʔ
  • nabi 'prophet' (from Hebrew)
  • nabe 'to prophesy; to call out (a wrongdoing)'
  • stynbe 'to lecture sanctimoniously, to scold'
• √n-b-t
  • þynabet (by) 'to look (at)'
• √n-d-r
  • nydur 'few'
• √n-ȝ-m
  • nyȝam 'nice'
• √n-f-l
  • føl 'to fall'
  • nøfl 'fall (season)'
• √n-š-ʔ
  • naše 'to carry'
• √n-þ-n
  • þen 'to give'
  • maþun 'data'

Ȝ

• √ȝ-m-d
  • ȝømød 'to stand
  • þyȝamed 'to resist'
• √ȝ-n-y
  • þyȝane 'to satisfy'
  • ȝni 'needy, in distress'
  • ȝnuþ 'need, emergency'
• √ȝ-š-j
  • ȝyše 'to do, to make'
  • maȝše 'deed'
• √ȝ-s-r (?)
  • ȝysur 'noble'
• √ȝ-š-r
• √ȝ-št-r
  • Ȝaštarty 'Venus (planet)'
  • ȝaštiruþ (poetic) 'libido, sexual desire'

F

• √f-l-ʔ
  • føla 'miracle'
  • afle 'to amaze'
  • miføla 'wonderful'

P

• √p-rk-s
  • parkes 'to act'
  • parkis 'action'
  • þyparkes 'to react'
• √p-s-f
  • psif 'vote'
  • psifin 'voting'
  • pøsøf 'to vote'
  • pėsef 'voter'
• √p-w
  • pau 'peacock'
  • pawė 'to peacock, to show off'

C

• √c-b-ȝ
• √c-d-k
  • cdak = right
  • hycdek = to justify
  • þycadek = to make right, to set right; to right a wrong

K

• √k-d-s
  • kdės 'holy'
  • hakdes 'to dedicate'
  • makdas (formal) 'chosen, particular, specific, not arbitrary'
  • kades 'to sanctify'
  • mykødas 'holy'
    • mykøsyn (a swear word)
• √k(-w-)l
  • kaul 'voice'
  • þykawel 'to resound; to echo'
• √k-t-l
  • køtøl 'to kill'
• √k-j-ž
  • keiž 'summer'
• √k-m
  • kum 'to stand up, to rise'
  • mykėm 'place'
  • mykėmi 'to locate'
• √k-r-ʔ
  • køra 'to read, to call'
  • mekra 'scripture'
  • tykru 'invocation, incantation'
    • tykruji 'to invoke, to summon'
• √k-r-y
  • kri 'to happen'
• √k-s-m
  • hyksem 'to curse'

R

• √r-b
  • rab 'many'
  • myrėb 'majority'
    • myrėbi 'to overwhelm numerically'
  • √r-b-y
    • rabė 'to multiply'
• √r-ʔ-j
  • rø'e 'to see'
• √r-þ-m
  • reþmy 'number'
  • raþem 'to count'
  • myrþam 'musical meter'
  • myrþem 'abacus'
  • styrþem 'to enumerate'
  • styrþum 'sequence'
  • ryþim 'rhyming'
  • reþmi 'to number (assign a number to)'

S

• sem 'name'
• √s-m-j
  • samė 'to name'
  • þysamė 'to rename'
• √s-w-j
  • swė 'same'
  • aswė 'to compare'
• √s-x-n
  • sxan 'to live (at a certain place)'
  • mysxan 'apartment'
  • saxen 'to inhabit'
• √s-l-m
  • slėm 'peace; hello!'
    • Slėm ȝalėxøm! 'hello (more formal)'
  • slem 'whole'
  • aslem 'to complete'
  • stylem 'to make peace; to reconcile'
  • þysalem 'to repay'
• √s-m
  • sem 'name'
  • samem 'to name'
• symein 'sky'
  • symeiniþ 'heaven' (from OTog. θarHebθ samaynīθ "celestial domain")
• √s-m-ȝ
  • smaȝ 'to hear'
• √s-m-n
  • smen '(is) fat'
  • samny 'fat, oil'
• √s-þ-w
  • seþaw 'winter'

Š

• √š-d-y
  • šadi 'breast', pl. šadjė or šadė
• √š-m-l
  • šmėl 'left'
• √š-k-l
  • škul 'heavy'
• √š-l-g
  • šalgy 'snow'
• √š-n-j
  • šanė 'to repeat'
• šol 'fox'
• šøm 'therefore'

Þ

• √þ-g-m
  • aþgem 'explain'
• √þ-l-l
  • þlul 'steep; difficult'
• √þ-ȝ-b
  • þøȝab 'to hate'
  • aþȝeb 'to disgust'
  • þaȝebt 'abomination'
  • þȝub 'disgusting, ugly'
• √þ-r-n
  • þrøn 'throne'
  • aþren 'enthrone'