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*''rá'' = than; (from an old word for "see" (Thensarian ''rasan'')) | *''rá'' = than; (from an old word for "see" (Thensarian ''rasan'')) | ||
*''díth, tóíl'' = see | *''díth, tóíl'' = see | ||
*''bá'' = all | *''bá'' = all, everything | ||
*''bálaí'' = everything | *''bálaí'' = everything | ||
*''nó'' = hot | *''nó'' = hot | ||
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*''tilŋ'' (f) = sword | *''tilŋ'' (f) = sword | ||
*''sŋíbh'' (f) = string | *''sŋíbh'' (f) = string | ||
*''sbúith'' (m) = | *''sbúith'' (m) = Talmic fretless lute | ||
*''étaoin'' (adj) = commonly accepted/used, consensus, standard | *''étaoin'' (adj) = commonly accepted/used, consensus, standard | ||
*''taoin'' (m) 'mold, cast' | *''taoin'' (m) 'mold, cast' | ||
Revision as of 21:19, 21 June 2016
- rá = than; (from an old word for "see" (Thensarian rasan))
- díth, tóíl = see
- bá = all, everything
- bálaí = everything
- nó = hot
- ud = sun
- úc = dry
- zuadhma (m) = plant
- sél [siəʁʷˁ] (f) = tongue
- basd [pɐst] (m) = head
- mímhaóghach [miːwɵːəx] "misuse"
- maóghach [mɵːəx] "use"
- sinta = small
- árd [ʔæ:ɭʈ] = big, tall (~ Wiebian Ur-)
- áirda [ʔeːɭɖə] (f) = size, height
- sór (m) = house
- ór (f) = mind
- ŋór (m) = sound
- íg (f) = time (~ Wiebian Bing 'day')
- clúda (m) = time, era (~ Wiebian Lort 'time, era')
- émh (f) = mother
- ann (m) = father
- tilŋ (f) = sword
- sŋíbh (f) = string
- sbúith (m) = Talmic fretless lute
- étaoin (adj) = commonly accepted/used, consensus, standard
- taoin (m) 'mold, cast'
- ír (m) 'island'
- eanŋ (m) 'water'
- feil (m) 'name'
- smathar (f) 'ladder, scale'
- ŋóbh- = write
- dlí- = read
- cás- = eat
- máigh = here (near 1ex)
- ŋaó = here (near 1in)
- saird (f) = spring
- luach (f) = summer
- claoín (f) = autumn
- burgad (f) = winter
- gám = thick (~ Wiebian garm)
- mol, moila = thank
- mídh, mídhach = give
- id, idas = lie down (somewhere)
- cás, cáisal = eat
- fíg, fígach = die
- fígan (m) = mortal