Glommish/Lexicon: Difference between revisions

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-virczend = causing X

jevrieke = eureka

Czechie = Czechia

Czeszisьk = (adj) Czech

jénachtь = almost (used with past subjunctive verbs); etymologically 'without care', i.e. if one weren't careful, X would have happened

Róme = (f) Rome

bietruchthyd = (f) 'fame'

bietrucht = (adj) 'famous'

fast = solid, firm, secure

sniál = straight

ályn = alone

fárien = to drive (a vehicle or an animal)

lydien = to lead

hialpen, hiálp, gehiulpen = to help

bírien = to worship

bidien = to request

uvierriáden = to rule

riáden = to rule

prísien = to praise

jérie = astray, errant

vríten fur = to represent

slicht = only

naped = naked, bare

plátensьk = platonic, Platonic (all senses)

Pláte, Plátenь = Plato

viskánlik = mathematical

daven, dáv, gedaven = (dative-stative) 'to like' (from PGmc *dabaną 'to be fitting'; cf. Vietnamese ''thích'' 'to like' <- 'to be appropriate')

ferdaven, ferdáv, ferdaven = (dative-stative) 'to be of use'

nutien, nutiedie, genutied 'to use'

tonardich = tonal

untonardich = atonal

paretonardich = unconventionally tonal (pare ~ queer)

frítonardich = microtonal, xenharmonic

konczert = concerto

vang = place, -ery

vanżen = to put

úpvanżeng = presentation

bielóvien = to believe

gelóvien = to alieve, to feel (cognatized from English ''alieve'' which is itself a neologism)

siemnien = to sense (from *seb-inōnan, related to Old English sefa)

karich = sorrowful, sad (from PWGmc *karag)

kariefól = careful (New York)

karielóz = serene, without a care

sunder karie = careless

kúl = (adj) cool (English loan)

smítend = (adj) cool, awesome (lit. killing)

holьve = (adj) hot (sexually desirable) (a recent Arabic loan from حلوى ''Hulwā'' 'sweeter, sweetest (f.)')

amelien = to work/function; from PGmc *amlijaną, c.f. Old Norse aml, but influenced by Arabic '-m-l

útczúzen, útczór, útczuren = to select

fuczen, fuken = to fuck

fiken (from Italian ''ficcare'' or German) = euphemism of ''fuczen''

faken (from English) = euphemism of ''fuczen''

fliúzen, fliór, fliuren = to sneeze

furvichtlik = natural; of course

vichtlik = real

vlap = bad (low-quality) (*wlakwaz)

riachtkániefól = of good conscience

líkamfól = concrete

klagen = to complain, to mourn, (''law'') to sue

biesvieren = to complain

vurdfól = verbose

hych = delusional as if on drugs

sialfstandich = independence

sialfstandichhyd = independence

gúvien = purple

żénen = to yawn

vatrech = watery

vatern = (jocular, faux poetic) made of water

hyl = quite

stiádich = steady; constant

bielyzen = to point to, to indicate

stár = aged, senile; stale; rigid, inflexible, stubborn

biegrán, biegry, biegrán = to become

ócz = big; numerous

ráczlóz = reckless

syr = painful

dugendfól = courageous

vandielen = to change

ferkateren = to curse

ferkaterd = damn, frickin'

javen = equal

gelík = same

yr- = pre-

avlydien = to derive

rízen, riz, rizen = to rise

ryrien = to raise

hinden, hiand, hiunden = to grab

ylьkich = respective(ly)

bievizen furь = guilty of...

bievízen, bieviz, bievizen = (archaic) to catch someone red-handed

gevlytien = to prove (NOT bievízen!)

smiúgen, smióg, smiugen = to sneak

insmiúgen = to intrude

smóżen = to steal

dán murg = to play

piád = ugly

vadien = to promise

andьsażen = to oppose

gażtsażen = to gainsay, to contradict

(kniacht is a more literary synonym)

ferknaven = to serve

dón = to die

biegysten = to frighten

sáczen = to look for, to seek

stamnien = to vote

geczúren = to elect

riáden = to report

furriáden = to declare

útriáden = to declare

furachtich = careful

kusien = to kiss

erskapen = to invent

erfinden = to discover

ferdiószbier = (math) commutative

fersamnebier = (math) associative

virczlik = effective (false friend with German!)

kar = nice (of a person), pleasant

geluken = to tempt

upen = open

upnen = to open

upniel = key

Skadinávie = Scandinavia (not Skand-!)

skandlik = unjust, wrong

víszen = to bless

sik blácen = to dedicate oneself

úthużen = to express

lat = late

fólьfól = complete

száp = sheep

miesniórь = sir, Mr. (from Romance)

druchtien = (poetic) master, lord

fróje = madam, Mrs./Ms.; (literary) lady

avnien = to keep a promise; to perform an action

avnien úp = to apply (knowledge)

eravnien = to implement (a plan or idea)

fandien = to walk

firvь = troop (usually in plural)

ferkónen (regular) = to despise, scorn

fiech = wealth

jalpend = camel

fiechżarn = greedy

bievlíten, bievlit, bievliten = to view, to regard, to consider as

diúrь = expensive, dear

darien = to hurt

tard = tender

fálien = to feel; fálien sik vial = to feel well

samptь = soft

bieszíten = (''vulgar'') to kid, to bullshit someone

biesmulten = to explain, to clarify

żaster = yesterday

ónen = (''archaic'') to please (from ''*unnaną'' 'to afford, to grant'); used like German ''gefallen''

kánь = skilled

triúlik = honest

rask = swift, rapid

bán = obvious, evident; OK? Got it

mir isı bán = I understand

samtíd = together

biarnesfól = patient

biarneslóz = impatient

sambiarend = compassionate

anferien = to answer

erluzien (+ dat) = to obey

erbaren = to reveal

''strang'' = tight

''snióm'' = rapid

''hondfíle'' (f) = a little while

''liúdlik'' = popular (of the people)

''bacz'' (m) = beach

''laże'' (f) = shelf

''haże'' (f) = hedge

''rúne'' (f) = meaning (interpretation, connotation)

''kung'' (m) = king

''vrist'' (m) = wrist

''vrandie'' (f) = wren

''ferpiamen'' = 'to happen'

''sik biangen av'' = 'to be afraid of'

''liúdьhydlik'' = 'national'

''dód'' = dead

''bión sammále'' = to agree

''Tróst anyrьst!'' = Safety first!

''anyrьst'' = first, at first, initially

''gażen'' = again

''gemynь'' = mean (adj.)

''gemynlik'' = shared, in common

''awj'' > ''ój'': ''strójen'' 'sow', ''fróje'' 'queen'

''-skapie'' = '-ship'

''liúdie, liúdiem, liúdien'' = 'people'

''Yrland'' = 'Ireland'

''triú'' = 'loyal'

''ferbióden, ferbód, ferbuden'' = forbid, prohibit

''kniétfat, kniétfor, kniétfár, kniétfanь, kniétfí'' = 'something, someone, somewhere, sometime, somehow' (from *ik ne wait hwat, etc.)

''havien up'' = 'lift'

''liáten tá'' = 'to allow'

''ferszúken'' = 'to market'

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