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• forca, forcaigh, forcaín, forctha, forcach (v) = feed
• fulcobh, fulcobhaigh, fulcibhín, fulcoichte, fulcabh (v) = deserve (usu. something negative)
• argann, argann (v) = move
• géamh, tobhaigh, tibhín, toichte, gelŋ = say
• maoch, maocha (m) = world
• ful (prep) = around
• ioras, iorsaigh, iorsín, iorsta, iorsach (v) = learn
• finn (adv) = well
• rimed (m) = unit of 10
• préd (m) = unit of 100
• árdphréd (m) = unit of 1000
• Daicemh = Dxaetjeon
• Náfamh (or Nácviemh?) (adj) = Naquian
  • From Dxaetjeon nafeon
• robhan, robhanach (v) = exist
• ciamhrobhan, ciamhrobhanach (v) = (mathematics) to exist and be unique
• obhart, obhartar (f) = trap
• arbá, arbá, arbáín, arbátha, arbár (v) = call
• és, ésaigh, éisín, ésta, ésach (v) = feel
• rúith, reist (v) = break
  • rúith < ro-úith
• corm, cirmín, carm (v) = to sound
• sincharm (m) = consonance
• écarm (m) = harmony
• mícharm (m) = dissonance
• canúfíe (f) = mathematics
• canúfíán (adj) = mathematical
• gamází (m) = prime number
• gamáz (m) = element
• éghamází (adj) = coprime
• iomsa (adj) = precious
  • X iomsan (where X is a person) = my X (used by e.g. parents)
• scialar /stʃi:ʟəl/ (f) = lady; ma'am, miss
• Scial /stʃi:ʟ/ (f) = form of address for females
• farca (m) = prize
• sámh (adj) = good
• gáthdhúbha (f) = linguistics
• súcan, súcnaigh, súcnín, súcnata, súcnach (v) = decide
• docan, docnaigh, docnín, docnata, docan (v) = to think
  • do·con, ní·dechan = < de-conyn-is 'to say in' (i.e. to say inside oneself)
• gás (m) = hail
• craem, craema (m) = sir; form of address for male minors
• mannar, mannara /ma:nəl/ (m) = lord, master; form of address for male adults
• mochar, mocharta (m) = saw
• defrath (v) = rage
• mrin (v) = forgive
• ásc (v) = freeze
• ŋamath (v) = to cover
• fruŋ = middle
• fécas (v) = confuse
• ebhracht, ebhrachtar (f) = a Talman cold-hardy plant whose oil is solid at room temperature and can be used as food and for insulation in clothes
• corc, corca (m) = oil
• félaigh, félín, félach (v) = to change
• fél, féla (adj) = different
• fusta (adv) = eventually
• taŋtáv (m) = information
• tlutha (intj) = OK (from a Clofabic language; ~ luta- in Clofabosin; ultimately from *tluta)
• séil, séiligh, séilín, séilte, séilech (v) = to wither
• snáibh, snáibhe (m) = corpse
• forá, forá, foráín, forách (v) = to bask
• sóibh (adv) = nevertheless
• ím, íme (m) = leaf (Netagin)
• cáider (m) = science
• boc, bocaigh, bocaín, boctha, bocach = to plant
• ŋachta, ŋachtaí (adj) = pure
• traebh (m) = plot of land
• bóg (adj) = the same
• ésar, ésraigh, ésrín, ésrata, ésracch = to nurture, to brood
• féd, fédaigh, fédín, fédata, fédach = to keep
• tnáigh, tnáigh, tnáighín, tnáighte, tnáigh (v) believe
  • de X le tnáigh = to believe in X;
  • le X le tnáigh = to believe what X says
• fígin, fígine (m) = (literary) human being, mortal
• rách (m) = time
• lisin, lisnigh, lisnín, lisnete, lisnech (v) = tame
• saobh, saoibh (m) = dog
• arfás, arfásaigh, arfásín, arfásta, arfáiste (v) = be ready
• aon, aonaigh, sólín, aonta, sól (v) = do
• tiortar (adv) = twice
• asaŋ, asŋaigh, asŋín, asŋata, asaiŋŋt (v) = die
• ae (intj) = oh, O
• sŋím, sŋímigh, sŋímín, sŋímte, sŋímech (v) = praise
• mol, molaigh, moilín, molta, moile (v) = thank
  • le X le moile = to thank X
• fiar, fiaraigh, fiarín, fiarach (v) = address someone using fiar
• dlá, dláaigh, dláín, dláach (v) = address someone using dtlá
• séid, séidigh, séidín, séidech (v) = address someone using séid
• tús, túsaigh, túsín, tústa, túsa (v) = to pray
• dérb, dérbaigh, dérbín, dérbtha, dérbach (v) = tolerate, bear (mostly used in negative)
• desc, cáigh, déicín, déctha, descach (v) = eat
• có, cótha (m) = son
• loithre (m) = wheat
• ertaħaf, urtaħéf (v) = to graduate college (lit. 'to specialize')
• enŋ (m) = water
• fecht, fechta (m) = bread
• germ (adj.) = heavy ~ Wiebian garm, Naquian txehmi
• raebh, raebhar (f) = ash
• bún, búin (m) = fish
• mothmanóg (m) = professor; mothmanógaim (f)
• ŋatév (m) curiosity
  • Laidh ŋatév aran. = I'm curious.
• rúi, rúie (m) = beardog (an omnivorous Clotrician mammal, commonly kept as pets)
• foscúghál, foscúgháil (m) = art song, Tíogall "lied"
• ráig (f) = solstice (Thn. ryncis)
• buirgedráig (f) = winter solstice
• bartós, bartósa (m) = tent, pavilion (from Classical Netagin bartos, Ancient Netagin bartusi, from Thensarian baltus 'box, enclosure')
• gainn, gainne (m) = clan, family
• grann, grainnín, granna = to solve e.g. a problem or an equation; (euphemistic) to eliminate, to kill
• muach (m) = river
• bhfá-N (conj) = complementizer
• mar le... = can
• taimh, taimher (f) = leaf
• gil (prep) = from
• bólaí (m, plurale tantum) = soil
• máslaeŋ, máslaeŋa (adj) = infertile, barren
• sonaiŋŋ, sonaiŋŋigh, sonaiŋŋín, sonaiŋŋta, sonaiŋŋt (v) = sprout
• reocht (f) = a songbird native to the Talma region
  • Thensarian resuctō
• míreistech (f) = (grammar) a grammar mistake in languages with grammatical gender made by young children or learners where the wrong gender is used for a noun
• reist (f) = biological sex; gender; category; (grammar) gender, noun class
• reist (v) = classify, categorize
• scobh, arfaigh, áibín, scobhta, ascabh (v) = give
  • scobh, áibín, ascabh come from as.cobh, ní.áb < as-cobyn 'to bear towards'
  • arfaigh comes from ar.fogh, ní.arbhagh ar-vogym 'to hand over, to transfer'
• suth (f) = mist
• barach (f) = rain
• gnúinte (f) = scar
• scrádhaí (m) = spider
• gúine (adv) = always
• réiser (adv) = always; continually
• romhar (adv) = forever
• murtéħóf (m) = (archaic) specialist
• mortaħóifá, -óná (from Koine Netagin (A) mortehöfo, from Old Netagin murtéħófá < t-ħ-f = expert) (f) = courtesan
• cúth (f.) = animal
• sin-shuinmín (adj) = in tune
• míshuinmín (adj) = out of tune
• míshuinmech (f) = out of tune note, mistuning
• mí-éflach (f) = a stupid mistake Tíogall noob composers and improvisers make when they use an enharmonic equivalent from the wrong tuning (like accidentally treating 135/128 and 16/15 as enharmonics in schismic for example)
• núil (adj) = difficult
• núilú (f) = difficulty
• Deandritín = Dendritic (adj.)
• Deandrit (a loan from Thensarian or Clofabic) = Dendritic region
• zár (m) = cat (from Netagin)
• róiŋŋe (f) theorem
• róiŋŋ, róiŋŋe (v) to erect; to establish
• stóchach (f) proof
• stóch, stóchach (v) to prove (OT as.tóch, ní.assach; as- is a doublet of ar- "on; telic"; tóch is probably an old verbal noun for "see", from Thn. *tosācos)
• aed (adj) = high
• aeide (f) = height; (music) pitch
• éfal, éflach (v) = conflate, equate, identify something with something else
• éflach (f) = (music) enharmonic equivalence (most commonly, identification of two different just ratios)
• éflín (adj) = (music) enharmonic
• léiste ní-charaimh (f) = "nonhuman soul", politically correct term for nonhuman animals
• stéca, stécaí (m) = scallop
  • Stéca is also a family name
• égeath, égeathach (v) = connect
• póigh (intj) /pøːj/ = phooey! pfui! (expresses contempt)
• ichuí (intj) /iˈxiː/ = yuck! ew!
• aoim.../aoi... (intj) /øːm~œːm/, /øː~œː/ = um.../uh...
• tsáŋód /tsaːˈŋɵːd/ (m, pl. tsáŋóid /tsaːˈŋøːd/) garden
• ós (conj) = although
• sás (m) happiness
• súnarc (f) schadenfreude
• brós, brós (v) to put
• tar, tara (v) to go
• tobh, tobhach (v) to take
• neáth /naːθ/ (m, pl. neáith /neːθ/) cloud
• foscú /fɔskʉː/ (f) art; (archaic) skill, talent, excellence (a cognate could mean "virtue" in a related language)
• foscúróiŋ (m) artist
• enn, ennach /εn, ˈεnəx/ (v) = to ring; to sound
• forenn, forennach /ˈfɔɾɛn, ˈfɔɾɛnəx/ (v) = to play an instrument
• éimthigh, éimthú /ˈiːmθi, ˈiːmθʉː/ (v) = to hold, to be valid
• artaŋgán /ˈaltəŋgaːn/ (adj) = (mathematics) rectifiable (lit. "stretchable")
• blucha /ˈbʟʊxə/ (f) = curve
• ferŋán /fɛlŋaːn/ (adj) = (mathematics) analytic (lit. "shape-ly")
• mimráth /mɪmɾaːθ/ (m) = (mathematics) function (m-r-t = "assign")
• cuirlín /kʏɾəʟiːn/ (adj) = open, opened
• cuiril, cuirlech /kʏɾəʟ, kʏɾəʟəx/ (adj) = to open
• étha (From Netagin ʔÉthá) = Etalocin
• echt /ɛxt/ (m., pl. eicht /ɪxt/): morning;
• echtna /'ɛxtnə/ "in the morning"
• ruaigh /ɾyː/ (f., pl. ruaighear /'ɾy:əl/): daytime;
• ruaghna /'ɾuənə/ "in the day"
• caomh /kɵː/ (m., pl. caoimh /kø:w/): evening;
• caomhna /'kɵːnə/ "in the evening"
• míon /miːn/ (f., pl. míonar /'mi:nəl/): night;
• míonna /'mi:nə/ "at night"
• fágh /faː/ (adj.) = wrong, evil
• slachandhúbha (f) = number theory
• nóidhúbha (f) = thermodynamics
• fáiste (f) = (literary) working or effect of some (often supernatural) force; (mathematics) action, e.g. of a group
• crígh, crígh = walk
• énrigh, énrú = accompany
• énrú (m) = accompaniment (musical)
• somh, somhach = find
• dirr-, dirrú = invent
• ábhadh, ábhtha (m) = book
• soch (m) = air
• léiste, léister (f) = spirit; sentient being
• merg = right, correct
• an suinmech ŋachta = just intonation (lit. "pure tuning")
• nós, nóis = easy; (of a person) gullible
• dúbhóiŋ (m, f) = teacher
• (an) Saichte (m) = originally meaning "the pantheon", a complex of spirits in nature, governing the workings of nature, which ancient Talmans believed in; when a person is born, his soul is taken out of the Saichte; when he dies his soul is incorporated back into it.
  • Shaichte... = God... (Interjection)
  • An Saichte leis! = The Saichte bless you! (greeting)
• sumhan = beautiful
• mocht = dark
• ceirr de, ceirrech = 'I go in'
• geil /gɪʟ/ = 'from'
• aodaí /ˈɵːdiː/ (m, pl) = 'clothes'
• arm, arm /alm/ = 'live, life'
• gód /gɵːd/ (f) = 'body'
• slachan /sʟaxən/ (m) = 'number'
• stú /stʉː/ (m) 'fire'
• meirt, meirte /mɪlt, ˈmɪltə/ = 'descend'
• ŋaoidh, ŋaoise /ŋøːð, ŋøːsə/ = 'dig'
• óc /ɵːk/ (m) = 'rock'
• eo /ɵː/ = 'white'
• seola /ˈsɔʟə/ (f) = law (~ Nurian fiuolācuh 'country')
• seolacht = 'legal'
• iomhra = 'now'
• cuín /ki:n/ = 'because'
• cré /kɾeː/ (f) = 'day'
• bith, bith /bɪθ/ = 'learn'
• dúbh, dúbhach /dʉːv, ˈdʉːvəx/ = 'teach'
• bris, brisech /bɾɪs, ˈbrɪsəx/ = 'speak'
• lós /ʟɵːs/ = 'red'
• raech /ɾeːx/ = 'yellow'
• bes /bɛs/ = 'green'
• íon /iːn/ = 'blue'
• flú = black
• ŋlaidh /ŋʟɛð/ (f) = 'page'
• arŋadh, arŋas /ˈalŋəθ, ˈalŋəs/ = 'to achieve'
• stann, stanna /staːn, ˈstaːnə/ = 'to assemble' (~ Stánsa)
• sŋaoi, sŋaoi /sŋøː/ = 'to be born'
• techrós /tɛxˈɾɵːs/ (m) = 'earthquake'
• éint, éintech /iːnt, ˈiːntəx/ = 'to sleep'
• scain /skɛn/ (m) = 'friend'
• sciodh /ʃtʃɪð/ (m) = 'crowd; set (mathematics)'
• tluchar /ˈtʟʊxəl/ (f) = 'fear'
• ŋull /ŋʊʟ/ (m) = 'male animal; masculine noun'
• dé /deː/ (f) = 'female animal; feminine noun'
• ceor /tʃɵːl/ (f) = 'bag'
• ceall /tʃɑʟ/ = 'small'
• scaebh, scaebhach /skeːv, ˈskeːvəx/ = 'cry'
• lioŋ /ʟɪŋ/ (m) = 'bug'
• suinm, suinmech /sʏnəm, ˈsʏnməx/ = 'to tune' (from so·nemn, ní·suinm 'he balances' < *su-nebnanis, where nebn- means 'equal')
• gloc /glɔk/ (f) = 'wheel'
• toimh /tœw/ = 'sweet'
• fuith, fuist /fʏθ, fʏst/ = 'burn'
• bráŋ, bráiŋe /bɾaːŋ, bɾeːŋə/ 'shout'
• foig /fœdʒ/ = 'bad'
• iŋŋ /iːŋ/ (f) = 'time'
• rénmaigh, rénmín, rénmata, rénmach (v) = to dawn
• blósaigh, blósín, blósta, blósach (v) = to dusk
• oith, oithigh, oithín, oithete, oithech (v) = pass
• airb, airbech /ɛlb/ = 'to cry out' (poetic)
• tarsúdh = school
• searŋ = new
• fas = French chez
• pefat (m) = cake
• de husc = a lot
• snú = round