Germian/Adjectives: Difference between revisions

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Germian	English
aader	other
ale	all
bougd	bent
braukt	second-hand
breid	wide
cerp	sharp (as a knife)
crein	clean
cveer	heavy
dik	thick
drog	dry
dulp	dull (as a knife)
dun	thin
faar	far
femlin	feminine
fiil	many, much, a lot
fol	full
frost	frozen
fudjic	fudgey
glat	smooth
grauf	rough, coarse, harsh
groos	big
guut	good
hard	hard
heist	hot
inderde	indeed
ine	endosexual
inkorekt, falc	incorrect, wrong
jinen	intersexual
kain	none, no (not any)
kald	cold
kleegic	gooey
klim	little
koki	cocky
kort	short
korekt	correct
lang	lang
leict	light
lemtum	empty
manske	masculine
meer	even more, additional
neer	near
nue	new
nukjon (nutrei-kjon)	gender-neutral, unisex
old	old
qukjon (qultural-kjon)	cultural-gender
raif	ripe, mature
rot	rotten
round	rund
rugd	ragged
saam	same
sact	soft
slect	bad
smaal	narrow
smotsic	dirty
somige	some
strak	straight
tverc	trans
varm	warm
veenig	few
vleere	several (plural indefinite "article")
veirai	diverse, variatied, queer
vnot	wet
wenle	androgyne
zukjon (zunte-kjon)	genderless, agender, sexless, neuter

Germian	English
-	-

aduptic- ⇄ adoptive-

biulogic- ⇄ biological-

boodciing ⇄ ambiamory

boodciingic ⇄ ambiamorous

boonus- ⇄ bonus-

coon- ⇄ -in-law

cvanger ⇄ pregnant

dunacoon- ⇄ donation-

einciing ⇄ monoamory

einciingic ⇄ monoamorous

eineig- ⇄ single egg

einweder ⇄ monogamy

einwederic relatsi ⇄ monogamous relationship

fiilciing ⇄ polyamory

fiilciingic ⇄ polyamorous

fiilweder ⇄ polygamy

fiilwederic relatsi ⇄ polygamous relationship

foster- ⇄ foster-

fund- ⇄ found-

halv- ⇄ half-

identic- ⇄ identical

jung ⇄ young/little-

junger ⇄ younger-

komunaalic- ⇄ communal-

lang distans ⇄ long distance

nite-ciingic ⇄ non-amorous

nite-einwederic ⇄ non-monogamous

oopen ⇄ open

samnic- ⇄ conjoined

samstemig nite-einweder (sne) ⇄ consentual non-monogamy (cnm)

singel- ⇄ single-

stiv- ⇄ step-

suri- ⇄ surrogate-

tweieig- ⇄ two egg

uld ⇄ old, great-

ulder ⇄ older-

xeskid- ⇄ separated-

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 | {{term|faar}} || far
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+| {{term|femlin}} || feminine
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 | {{term|fiil}} || many, much, a lot
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 | {{term|inderde}} || indeed
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+| {{term|ine}} || endosexual
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 | {{term|inkorekt, falc}} || incorrect, wrong
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+| {{term|jinen}} || intersexual
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 | {{term|kain}} || none, no (not any)
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 | {{term|lemtum}} || empty
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+| {{term|manske}} || masculine
 |-
 | {{term|meer}} || even more, additional
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 | {{term|nue}} || new
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+| {{term|nukjon (nutrei-kjon)}} || gender-neutral, unisex
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 | {{term|old}} || old
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+| {{term|qukjon (qultural-kjon)}} || cultural-gender
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 | {{term|raif}} || ripe, mature
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 | {{term|strak}} || straight
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+| {{term|tverc}} || trans
 |-
 | {{term|varm}} || warm
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 | {{term|vleere}} || several (plural indefinite "article")
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+| {{term|veirai}} || diverse, variatied, queer
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 | {{term|vnot}} || wet
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+| {{term|wenle}} || androgyne
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+| {{term|zukjon (zunte-kjon)}} || genderless, agender, sexless, neuter
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- femlin ⇄ feminine
- manske ⇄ masculine
- wenle ⇄ androgyne
- nukjon (nutrei-kjon) ⇄ gender-neutral
- zukjon (zunte-kjon) ⇄ genderless
- qukjon (qultural-kjon) ⇄ cultural-gender
- jinen ⇄ inter
- ine ⇄ endo/cis
- tverc ⇄ trans
- veirai ⇄ diverse, variating, queer