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'''aussliggt''' ''vt'' watch, guard
'''aussliggt''' ''vt'' watch, guard
'''aussliggting''' ''n'' watch, guard
'''aussliggting''' ''n'' watch, guard
'''ausslom''' ''vt'' postpone, delay
'''aussloming''' ''n'' delay
'''aussort''' ''vt'' sort
'''aussort''' ''vt'' sort
'''aussorting''' ''n'' sorting
'''aussorting''' ''n'' sorting
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'''ferrga''', gigti ferr, ferrgigisst ''vi'' forget (X ga ferr oss Y = Y forgets X)
'''ferrga''', gigti ferr, ferrgigisst ''vi'' forget (X ga ferr oss Y = Y forgets X)
'''ferrgigisst''' ''a'' advanced, complicated
'''ferrgigisst''' ''a'' advanced, complicated
'''ferrkall''' ''vt'' paint
'''ferrkarrt''' ''vt'' map
'''ferrkarrt''' ''vt'' map
'''ferrkell''' ''vt'' cost
'''ferrkell''' ''vt'' cost
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'''gynazer''' ''n'' vegetarian
'''gynazer''' ''n'' vegetarian
'''gyt''' ''n'' goat
'''gyt''' ''n'' goat
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==H==
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'''haff''' ''n'' harbour, port
'''haj''' ''intj'' hi, hello
'''hallf''' ''a'' half
'''hallfhyt''' ''n'' half
'''hallfylē''' ''n'' peninsula
'''hang''', hignti, gihongt ''vi'' hang
'''hangig''' ''a'' dependent
'''hant''' ''n'' hand
'''hantig''' ''a'' handy, useful
'''hantsgryving''' ''n'' handwriting
'''haping''' ''n'' hunger
'''harē''' ''n'' (a single) hair
'''harrt''' ''n'' heart
'''hart''' ''a'' hard
'''hass''' ''n'' wood
'''hatlē''' ''n'' berry
'''hauf''' ''n'' head
'''haufmann''' ''n'' chief, leader
'''haufstatt''' ''n'' capital
'''haus''', hissē ''n'' house
'''haustúings''' ''n (plural only)'' housework; homework
'''hautē''' ''intj'' goodbye
'''hekoll''' ''vt'' hate
'''hetkling''' ''n'' hate
'''hell''' ''n'' the underworld, the place where the dead go to
'''hellf''' ''vt'' help
'''hellfig''' ''a'' helpful; useful
'''hellfighyt''' ''n'' tool; helpfulness
'''hellfing''' ''n'' help
'''heppt''', haptē, gihapt ''vt'' have
'''herkimming''' ''n'' return
'''herkomm''', herkimmti, herkimmt ''v'' return, come back
'''hermak''' ''vt'' repair, restore; reconstruct
'''hertraff''' ''vt'' meet again
'''hertú''' ''vt'' repeat
'''hertúig''' ''a'' repetitive
'''hertúing''' ''n'' repetition
'''herwet''', herwati, herwotē ''vt'' remember, recall
'''herweting''' ''n'' memory
'''herzegg''', herzaggti, herziggt ''vt'' repeat, say again
'''hi''' ''pron'' he
'''hiess''' ''pron'' his
'''<small>oss</small> hillē''' ''adv'' completely
'''hillig''' ''a'' whole, complete, entire
'''hilltall''' ''n'' integer
'''hillvē''' ''n'' hill
'''hillvig''' ''a'' hilly; rough
'''himmell''' ''n'' sky
'''himmlig''' ''a'' of or pertaining to the sky; fucking, damn ''(emphasises the following noun)''
'''hirr''' ''pron'' here
'''hirrig''' ''a'' local, from or belonging to here
'''hirrst''' ''n'' autumn, fall
'''hirrstig''' ''a'' harsh, severe
'''ho''' ''a'' high
'''hobrútē''' ''n'' uncle
'''hohyt''' ''n'' height
'''holaut''' ''n'' vowel
'''holl''' ''n'' hole
'''hollig''' ''a'' hollow; full of holes
'''homamm''' ''n'' grandmother
'''hopapp''' ''n'' grandfather
'''hozʉs''' ''n'' aunt
'''horr''' ''vt'' hear
'''horrig''' ''a'' audible
'''horring''' ''n'' hearing
'''horrt''' ''num'' hundred
'''<small>oss</small> hotē''' ''adv'' above, upstairs
'''hotig <small>oss</small>''' ''prep'' above; more than, over
'''hu''' ''pron'' how ''(asks for a manner)''
'''huing''' ''n'' manner, way; grammatical mood
'''hulyk''' ''pron'' how, why ''(asks for an explanation)''
'''hʉn''' ''pron'' them ''(only refers to people)''
'''hús''' ''n'' pub, café
'''hyē''' ''intj'' hey, hello
'''hyjē''' ''n'' shark
'''hyl''' ''vi'' cry
'''hylig''' ''a'' sad
'''hymig''' ''a'' secret
'''hymighyt''' ''n'' secret
'''hytig''' ''a'' warm, hot
'''hytighyt''' ''n'' warmth, heat
'''hyving''' ''n (usually plural)'' possession, property
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==I==
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'''ig''' ''pron'' I
'''illg''' ''n'' elk
'''imann''' ''pron'' someone
'''imē''' ''n'' unknown person
'''imig''' ''pron'' some ''(only refers to people)''
'''inngisst''' ''v'' inspire
'''inngisstig''' ''a'' inspiring
'''inngissting''' ''n'' inspiration
'''innhúzē''' ''n'' piece of furniture
'''innhyf''' ''vt'' contain
'''innslap''', slitpi inn, inngislippt ''vi'' fall asleep
'''inntig''' ''a'' true, actual
'''inntigyt''' ''n'' fact
'''inntiglyk''' ''adv'' indeed
'''innvúr''' ''vt'' bring in, enter
'''innwak''' ''vi'' wake up
'''irgiss''' ''pron'' somewhere
'''iss''', wast, giasst ''v'' be
'''itē''' ''n'' unknown thing
'''itig''' ''pron'' some ''(not used for people)''
'''itiss''' ''pron'' something
'''iww''' ''n'' century
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==J==
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'''ja''' ''intj'' yes
'''jagglyk''' ''adv'' ''the opposite of "not"''
'''jaggt''' ''vt'' hunt
'''jaggter''' ''n'' hunter
'''jaggting''' ''n'' hunt
'''jaggplʉker''' ''n'' hunter-gatherer
'''jar''' ''n'' year
'''jardag''' ''n'' birthday
'''jarginning''' ''n'' spring
'''jarynting''' ''n'' autumn, fall
'''ji''' ''pron'' you ''(singular)''
'''jiess''' ''pron'' your ''(singular)''
'''jis''' ''pron'' you ''(plural)''
'''jʉng''' ''a'' young
'''jʉngē''' ''n'' boy
'''jʉnghyt''' ''n'' youth
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==K==
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'''kall''' ''n'' colour
'''kallig''' ''a'' colourful
'''kalling''' ''n'' paint
'''kammerr''' ''n'' room, chamber
'''kart''' ''n'' card
'''karvē''' ''n'' carbon
'''karrtē''' ''n'' map
'''kass''' ''n'' cheese
'''katt''', katter ''n'' kat
'''kaut''' ''a'' cold
'''kauhyt''' ''n'' cold (low temperature)
'''kauting''' ''n'' cold (illness)
'''kell''' ''vt'' pay
'''kellig''' ''a'' expensive
'''kelling''' ''n'' price
'''ken''' ''vt'' know (a person)
'''kennī''', kinness ''n'' dog
'''keppvogg''' ''n'' a large flightless bird endemic to Bearland
'''kettē''' ''n'' dick
'''ketthauf''' ''n'' asshole
'''kiks''' ''n'' king
'''kikshyt''' ''n'' power, monarchy
'''kiksig''' ''a'' royal
'''kiksryk''' ''n'' kingdom
'''kill''' ''n'' throat
'''killig''' ''a'' uvular
'''kimmig''' ''a'' upcoming, future
'''kimmigē''' ''n'' future
'''kimming''' ''n'' coming, arrival; future
'''kinn''' ''n'' chin
'''kis''' ''vt'' choose; vote
'''kising''' ''n'' choice; election; vote
'''klagg''' ''vi'' complain
'''klagging''' ''n'' complain
'''klirr''' ''n'' piece of clothing, cloth
'''klirring''' ''n'' clothing
'''klúk''' ''n'' coat, cloak
'''klurr''' ''vt'' paint
'''klurrer''' ''n'' painter
'''klyn''' ''a'' small
'''klyning''' ''a'' unimportant, irrelevant
'''knirr''' ''vt'' cut
'''knirrē''' ''n'' pair of scissors
'''knugoll <small>oss</small>''' ''vi'' hug
'''knyf''' ''n'' knife
'''kogg''' ''n'' bullet, projectile
'''koll''' ''vt'' connect, link
'''kolling''' ''n'' connection, link
'''komm''', kimmti, gikimmt ''vi'' come
'''konin''' ''n'' rabbit
'''kopp''' ''vt'' buy
'''koppig''' ''a'' cheap
'''kopping''' ''n'' trade
'''korrt''' ''a'' short
'''kotts''' ''vi'' vomit
'''kra''' ''a'' big, large
'''krahyt''' ''n'' size
'''<small>oss</small> krútē''' ''adv'' seriously, gravely
'''krútig''' ''a (of people)'' cruel, ruthless; ''(of places and situations)'' harsh, unpleasant, inhospitable
'''kryg''' ''n'' war
'''krymē''' ''n'' curve
'''krymig''' ''a'' bent, curved
'''krys''' ''n'' cross
'''ku''', kuer ''n'' cow
'''kunn''' ''vi'' be possible
'''kunnig''' ''a'' possible
'''kunnighyt''' ''n'' possibility
'''kʉprē''' ''n'' copper
'''kúrvē''' ''n'' corpse, body
'''kuss''' ''v'' can, be able to
'''kyk''', kikti, gikikkt ''vt'' look at, watch
'''kynt''', kynter ''n'' child
'''kypē''' ''n'' market, shop
'''Kystē''' ''n'' the fire god
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