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aba /'a.ba/
n. water [Lt. aqua water}
abacheri /a.ba'tSe.4I/
v. to cost one something, lose one something, cause harm, bring disadvantage, disadvantage [VL abbattueri ]
abagada /a.ba'ga.da/
n.avocado [Sp. aguacate < Nah. áuacátl avocado]
abastari /a.ba'Sta.4I/
v. to provide [Ly. adbastare < Gk. bastázein lift endure, declare, sustain, recieve, bear cary, take up]
abdomini /ab.do'mi.nI/
n. abdomen [Lt. abdómen abdomen]
aberineri /a.bE.4I'ne.4I/
v. to apply [NAVL adpertinére < Lt. pertinére ]
aberru /a'be.rU/
adj. open [Lt. apertus open]
abidu /a'bi.dU/
n. style [Lt. habitus style of clothing]
abini /a'bi.nI/
adv. just, just recently, recently [Lt. ad- + Gk. poinê fine, punishment, payment]
abinzari /a.bIn'za.4I/
v. to think (of, about) [Lt. ad- + pensare to weigh, ponder]
abopueri /a.bO'pwe.4I/
v. to sail away [Gk. apopleô sail away]
Abrili /a'b4i.lI/
n. April [Lt. Aprilis April]
abrindu /a'b4in.dU/
adj. apparent [Lt. apparentem has happened]
abriri /a'b4i.4I/
v. to open [Lt. aperire to open]
abrofiari /a.b4O'fja.4I/
v. to approach [VL appropiare < Lt. ad + propius nearer]
absindi /ab'sin.dI/
n. journey, voyage [Lt. absentem being absent]
absindiri /ab.sIn'di.4I/
v. to go away, journey, voyage [absindi]
absoludu /ab.sO'lu.dU/
adv. absolute, total, complete [Lt. absolútus perfect, complete, unqualified]
abunachuni /a.bU.na'tSu.nI/
n. fertilization (of a field) [abunu]
abunari /a.bU'na.4I/
v. to spread fertilizer [abunu]
abunozu /a.bU'no.zU/
adj. fertilized, having fertilizer spread on [abunu]
abunu /a'bu.nU/
n. fertilizer [cf. Sp. abono]
aburaga /a.bU'4a.ga/
n. borage [Ar. abu buraq father of sweat]
abxunderi /ab.SUn'de.4I/
v. to steal and hide away, to squirrel away [Lt. abscondere hide, lose sight of, leave behind, bury]
acorrari /a.kO'ra.4I/
v. to agree [VL acordare to make agree, to be of one heart, to bring heart to heart < Lt. ad- to, toward + cordis of the heart + -are]
acuinari /a.kwI'na.4I/
v.to rest, to lean against [Lt. acclináre, to lie down]
achelari /a.tSE'la.4I/
v. to take to heaven [NAVL ad + cealum + áre]
achi /'a.tSI/
n. unsued field, empty land [Lt. acies battle line, battle aray, battlefield, battle]
achibiri /a.tSI'bi.4I/
v. to accept, recieve [Lt. accepere take, recieve, accept]
achidu /a'tSi.dU/
1. n. acid 2. adj. acidic [Lt. acidus sour, tart, (of sound) harsh, shrill, sharp, keen, pungent, unpleasant]
ad /ad/
prep. to, at, by, in, toward, upon [Lt. ad to]
adafina /a.da'fi.na/
n. a Sephardic Sabbath stew said to originate in Morocco [Ar. adafina burried]
adalari /a.da'la.4I/
v. to make a fool of [Sem. hthl decive, deride, mock, cheat, deal decietfully]
aderrari /a.dE'ra.4I/
v. to land [NAVL adterrare < Lt. ad to + terra earth + -are]
adestindiri /a.dES.tIn'di.4I/
v. to reach for [NAVL adextendi < Lt. extendi to stretch out, expand, extend]
adichema /a.dI'tSe.ma/
n. a wrong, a grievance, an offense [Gk. adikêma a wrong done, evil doing, iniquity, matter of wrong]
adidi /a'di.dI/
n. legend, tall-tale [Ar. hadith]
adimpuudu /a.dIm'pwu.dU/
adj. soaked, drenched [NAVL adimplutum < ad + implutum rained on]
adirepari /a.dI're.pu/
v. to straighten, to make straight [NAVL addirectare < Lt. ad + directus + -are]
administrachu /ad.mI.nI'St4a.tSU/
n. government, administration [Lt. administrá:tió help, aid, administration, management, government]
adochozu /a.dO'tSo.zU/
adj. slow [NAVL adotiosu < Lt. ad- + otiosus having leasure or easy, not busy]
adorari /a.dO'4a.4I/
v. to adore, to love [Lt. adóráre, to ask, beg, worship]
adornu /a'do4.nU/
n. (rare) bauble ~s trappings, ornamentation [Lt. adornáre to equip, get ready, adorn]
adorveri /a.dO4've.4I/ or /ado've4I/
v. to twist, to twine, to entwine, to wrap around (as a cord, etc.) [NAVL ad- + torquére to twist]
adug /a'dug/
adv. even, until now [Lt. adhúc thus far, moreover, as yet]
adumbrachu /a.dUm'b4a.tSU/
n. pattern [Lt. adumbrátió sketch, outline]
adumeri /a.dU'me.4I/
v. to discourage, dishearten [Gk. athumeô without passion, disheartened, dismayed]
adundi /a'dun.dI/
n. hare's foot (herb) [LL adundi < African? (the herb)]
aduvidari /a.dU.vI'da.4I/
v. to accuse of lying, to call someone a liar, to accuse of perjury [NAVL adubitare < Lt. dubitáre to doubt, hesitate]
aduxu /a'du.SU/
n. a burn [Lt. adustió burning]
adjedigari /a.dZE.dI'ga.4I/
v. to seat (others) [O-Ca adzedigari < VL adsedicáre to seat]
adjeri /a'dZe.4I/
v. to act [Lt. ageri to act]
adjeu /a'dZe.U/
n. field [NAVL agel < Lt. ager field, ground, arable land, farm, estate]
adji /'a.dZI/
adv. here [NAVL agic < Lt. ad hic this way, here]
adjidari /a.dZI'da.4I/
v. to flail [Lt. agitári set in motion, drive on, hunt, chase, urge, disturb, vex]
adjilu /a'dZi.lU/
adj. agile, flexible, lithe, supple, nimble [Lt. agilis agile]
adjirga /a'dZi4.ga/
prep. about, on, concerning, regarding, around [Lt. ad + circa at around]
adjumpari /a.dZUm'pa.4I/
v. to include [NAVL adjunctare < Lt. adjunctus pp of adjungere to adjoin]
adjuñeri /a.dZU'Je.4I/
v. to add [Lt. adjungere to yolk together, to join, to add]
afia /'a.fja/
n. hatchet [Gm. hapja hatchet, axe]
agañu /a'ga.JU/
n. head [Pun. 'gnn bowl]
agora /a'go.4a/
adv. now [VL ac and + hora hour]
agorida /a.gO'4i.da/
adv. right now, instantly, immediately [agora + -ida]
agradari /a.g4a'da.4I/
v. to be agreeable, easy going, amenable [NAVL agradare < Lt. gratum pleasing, welcome, thankful, greatful, agreeable]
agradavuu /a.g4a'da.vwu/
adj. nice, agreeable, pleasant [NAVL agradabilis < agradare < Lt. gratum pleasing, pleasant, agreeable, welcome]
agravari /a.g4a'va.4I/
v. to get worse, become sicker [VL aggravare < Lt. aggravescere to become severe, get worse]
agravu /a'g4a.vU/
n. a wrong [VL aggravare < Lt. aggravescere to become severe, get worse]
agri1 /'a.g4I/
n. field [Lt. agrí field, ground, arable land, farm,estate, territory, district]
agri2 /'a.g4I/
n. unit of land area equal to 12 aja [Lt. acrem ]
agru /'a.g4U/
n., adj. sour [VL acru < Lt. ácer sharp]
Agustu /a'gu.StU/
n. August [Lt. Augustus august]
aguchi /a'gu.tSI/
adv. so, therefore, thus [Lt. ac ut si and but if]
ai /aj/
intj. huh? [etym. unk.]
aja1 /'a.Za/
n. game [Lt. álea dice game, chance, risk, venture]
aja2 /'a.Za/
n. unit of land area equal to 1/12 of an agru [Lt. área open space, park, playground, building site, threashing floor]
ajedachuni /a.ZE.da'tSu.nI/
n. 1. butting 2. stubbornness [ajedi]
ajedari /a.ZE'da.4I/
v. to butt [ajedi]
ajedi /a'Ze.dI/
n. ram (sheep) [Lt. arietis < Gk.]
ajedozu /a.ZE'do.zU/
adj. stubborn [ajedi]
ajeduni /a.ZE'du.nI/
n. battering ram [ajedi]
ajigari /a.ZI'ga.4I/
v. to tie to, tie up [Lt. alligáre to bind, fetter, bandage, hinder, detain, impugne, accuse]
ajoviri /a.ZO'vi.4I/
v. to talk to, discuss [Lt. alloquire < ad to + loquire to talk to, to address]
aju /'a.ZU/
n. garlic [Lt. allium garlic]
ajuraña /a.ZU'4a.Ja/
n. witch [EGmc. haliuranna witch]
al /aw/ or /al/ (before a vowel)
art. the (fem.) [etym. disp. prob. < L illam with strong Ar. infl.]
ala /'a.la/
adv. in the style of, in the manner of # ALA TUAREGU quaint [Fr. a la]
alada1 /a'la.da/
n. lark [Lt. alauda lark]
alada2 /a'la.da/
n. oath [Pun. 'lt oath]
alagri /a'la.g4I/
adj. cheerful, happy [Lt. alacris lively, cheerful]
alala /a'la.la/
adj. insane [Sm. hll insane]
alari /a'la.4i/
v. to breath in, to inhale [Lt. haláre to breathe out]
alelúia /a.lE'lu.ja/
excl. alleluia, hallelujah
alipu /a.li'pU/
pron. anything (used with a positive) [Lt. aliquod some, any]
aluchinari /a.lU.tSI'na.4I/
v. to hallucinate [Lt. alucinare to indulge in small talk, to ramble]
aluri /a'lu.4I/
n. 1. heretic 2. deviant [Ar. Arures the name of a sect]
amanari /a.ma'na.4I/
v. to place in the hand, to give to, to hand to [NAVL ammanare < Lt. ad- + manus hand + -are]
amapari /a.ma'pa.4I/
v. to kill, slay [NAVL admactare < Lt. mactáre magnify, glorify, honor, sacrifice, slaughter, put to death, destroy, overthrow]
amarcha /a'ma4.tSa/
n. sin, offense [Gk. hamartia offense, sin]
amari /a'ma.4I/
v. to love [Lt. amáre to love]
amavu /a'ma.vU/
intj. Be serious! Get real! Oh, puh-leez! [Lt. amabo! please!]
amavuiri a.ma'vwI.4I/
v. to please [amavuu]
amavuu /a'ma.vwI/
adj. nice, kind, good, pleasant [Lt. amábilis loveable, lovely, attractive, pleasant]
ambara /am'ba.4a/
n. amber [Ar. 'anbar ambergris]
ambragu /am'b4a.gU/
n. marjoram [Lt. amaracum marjoram]
ambus /'am.bUs/
adj. both [Lt. ambus both]
amedista /a.mE'di.Sta/
n. amethyst [Lt. amethystus or Gk. amethystos both amethyst]
amibala /a.mI'ba.la/
n. almond [Gk. amygdálê almond
amibalu /a.mI'ba.lU/
n. almond tree [(arvu) amibalu]
aminu /a'mi.nU/
adj. nice [Lt. amoenus charming, pleasant]
amirari /a.mI'4a.4i/
v. 1. to wonder 2. to ponder [VL ad- to + mirare to look at with wonder]
amirri /a'mi.4I/
n. amir, emir [Ar. amir emir]
amirradu /a.mI'ra.dU/
n. admiral [LL admiral < Ar. amir ar rahl chief of the transport]
amiteri /a.mI'te.4I/
v. to recognize, to admit, to let in, to give audience, to give admission, to place on a church roll after baptism, to give first communion [Lt. admittere to send to, let go, urge on, gallop, hurry, let in, give access to, give audience to, admit to a showing, allow to reach, allow, commit a crime]
amizi /a'mi.zI/
n. a fearless fighter, a berzerker [Sem. 'mmts strong, strenght, courage, mighty, strong one]
amolocha /a.mO'lo.tSa/
n. camomile [LL amolocia < Camp. camomile]
amoradichu /a.mO.4a'di.tSU/
n. beet [Lt. amoracium by folk etym. < amor radicis]
amori /a.mo.4I/
n. love [Lt. amoris love]
amorrvidu /a.mOr'vi.dU/
n. death [amorrvigari]
amorrvigari /a.mOr.vI'ga.4I/
v. to kill, put to death [NAVL ammortificare Lt. mortem death]
ampuja /am'pu.Za/
n. bottle [Lt. ampulla bottle]
ampujineja /am.pU.ZI'ne.Za/
n. a tiny bottle of the type given to mourners [ampuja]
amvara /am'va.4a/
n. amber [Ar. 'anbar ambergris]
amvichuni /am.vI'tSu.nI/
n. desire [Lt. ambitionis campagning, popularity, flattery, ambition]
amvichuniri /am.vI.tSU'ni.4I/
v. to desire [amvichuni]
amvija /am'vi.Za/
n. eel [Lt. anguilla eel]
amvuari /am'vwa.4I/
v. to walk [Lt. ambulare to walk]
anagari1 /a.na'ga.4I/
v. to launch, set sail [Gk. anagô sail, depart, launch]
anagari2 /a.na'ga.4I/
v. to sigh, to be sad [Sm. 'nch to sigh, groan, mourn]
anarcía /a.na4'ki.a/
n. anarchy [Gk. anarchía lack of a ruler]
anarcistu /a.na4'ki.Stu/
n. anarchist [Gk. ánarchos without a ruler + -istu]
ancha /'an.tSa/
adv. before now, previously [Lt. antehac before this time, before now, formerly]
anchepu /an'tSe.pU/
adj. done before [Lt. anteceptus obtained before, recieved before]
anchinu /an'tSi.nU/
n. days of yore, days of long ago, auld lang syne [NAVL anteanno Lt. ante anno sum before the year was]
Andaluxa /an.da'lu.Sa/
n. Andalucia [Sp. Andalucía < Ar. Ándalus < Lt. Vandalus]
andeju /an'de.ZU/
n. front, front side [Lt. anterior before, in front]
andi /'an.dI/
prep. before, in front of, in the presence of [Lt. ante before]
andibu /an'di.bU/
adj. ancient [Lt. antíquus old, ancient, old-fashioned, venerable, the ancients, antiquity, old custom]
andichipa /an.dI'tSi.pa/
n. prediction, omen [NAVL anticipa omen < Lt. anticipare to anticipate]
andiminchi /an.dI'min.tSI/
adv. last month [andi before + mencis month]
andivrachu /an.dI'v4a.tSU/
n. forearm [VL andi before + bracium arm]
andjelu /an'dZe.lU/
n. angel [Lt. angelus angel < Gk. ággelo messenger]
andjepimana /an.dZE.pI'ma.na/
adv. last week [NAVL anti before + septimana week]
andju /'an.dZU/
n. front side [Lt. anterior ]
anedja /a'ne.dZa/
n. annoyance [Gk. anaideia impudence, importunity]
aneju /a'ne.ZU/
n. ring [Lt. anellum ring]
anelari /a.nE'la.4I/
v. to desire [Lt. anhéláre to breathe out, pant after, pant, puff, exhale]
anevi /a'ne.vI/
n. a crack, especially one in a wall or rock face, etc. [Sm. `nph branching, full of brances, sprig, bough]
anguscharu /aN.gUS'tSa.4U/
n. tight spot, a fix, a muddle, a situation from which it is difficult to extricate oneself # AVERI ANGUSCHARUS to be short of cash, to be in a difficult situation financially [Lt. angustiarum narrow place, defile, narrow passage, strait, shortness, want, difficulty, tight spot, perplexity, distress]
anguxi /aN'gu.SI/
n. quandry, perplexity, riddle [Lt. angustiae narrow place, defile, narrow passage, strait, shortness, want, difficulty, tight spot, perplexity, distress]
anima /a'ni.ma/
n. soul [Lt. anima soul]
animali /a.nI'ma.lI/
n. animal [Lt. animális a living being, animal]
anizu /a'ni.zU/
n. anise [Lt. anisum < Gk. ánêson dill (by confusion)]
/'aJ/
adv., intj. so, well, um [?]
aña /'a.Ja/
intj. oh! ah! hear me! help me! a cry to God or a human agent for help or aid, usually followed by a noun in vocative case [Sm. 'nn' oh now! I beseech thee]
añina /a'Ji.na/
n. lamb [Lt. agnina mutton]
añini /a'Ji.nI/
n. lamb (meat) [(carni) añini]
añotari /a.JO'ta.4i/
v. to record, to write down, to annotate [Lt. annotáre to write down]
añu /'a.JU/
n. year [Lt. annus year]
añumi /a'Ju.mI/
n. nickname [Lt. agnomen nickname]
añuxeri /a.JU'Se.4I/
v. irr. to acknowledge (as genuine), to percieve rightly, to recognize (an heir, claim, etc.) [Lt. agnosceri to percieve in its true character, recognize as true or genuine, acknowledge]
apali /a'pa.lI/
adv. thus, so, likewise, in like manner [Lt. ac + talis and such]
aparadu /a.pa'4a.dU/
n. ornament, bauble ~s trappings, ornamentation [Lt. apparátus equipment, paraphernalia]
aparechuni /a.pa.rE'tSu.nI/
n. appearance, advent, a showing up [apareri]
apareri /a.pa'4e.4I/
v. to appear, show up [Lt. appárére to appear, become visible, be seen, show oneself]
apari /a'pa.4I/
v. to tie (a knot, etc) [Lt. aptáre to fasten, fit, adjust]
apejari /a.pE'Za.4I/
v. to plead, to beg [Lt. appelláre to appeal to]
apeju /a'pe.ZU/
n. plea [NAVL appellu < Lt. appelláre to appeal to]
apinderi /a.pIn'de.4I/
v. to hang down, hang down from [Lt. appendere to weigh, pay out, concider]
aprinziri /a.p4In'zi.4I/
v. to capture [NAVL aprehensire < Lt. aprehensum < aprehenndere sieze, take hold of]
aprobimbari /a.p4O.bIm'ba.4I/
v. approach [Lt. appropinquáre approach]
aproximari /a.p4O.SI'ma.4I/
v. to approach, to approximate [Lt. approximáre to draw near to]
apu /'a.pU/
adj. qualified, apt, suited [Lt. aptus suitable, adapted, appropriate, proper]
apuozu /a'pwo.zU/
n. applause [VL allausus < Lt. applaudere to strike against, applaude]
araña /a'ra.Ja/
n. spider [Lt. aranea spider]
Arava /a'4a.va/
1. n. a. Arabia b. an Arab woman 2. adj. (l.c.) Arabic [Lt. arabia Arabia]
aravu /a'4a.vU/
n. an Arab [Lt. Arabus Arabian] # ARAVUS ED IDIJANUS n. tic-tac-toe
arba /'a4.ba/
n. harp [Gmc. harpa harp]
archiduca /a4.tSI'du.ka/
n. archduchess (regnant) [It. arciduca archiduke (with change of gender or Fr. archiduc with gender marker]
archiducesa /a4.tSI.dU'ke.sa/
n. archduchess (wife of archduke) [It. arciduchessa archduchess]
archiducu /a4.tSI'du.kU/
n. archduke [It. duca duke (with change of gender marking or Fr. duc duke (with gender marking)]
archiva /a4'tSi.va/
n. archive [Lt. archíva < Gk. arkheîa magisterial residence, public office]
ardju /'ar.dZU/
adj. bold [NFr. hardi bold < hardir to harden, to be or make bold < Fk. *hardjan < PGmc. *hardjan to make hard]
arestu /a'4e.StU/
n. reason, cause [Gk. arestos pleasing, reason]
arguiri /a4'gwi.4I/
v. to establish as fact [Lt. arguere to prove, reveal, betray]
arinari /a.4I'na.4I/
v. to sweep [NAVL arenare < Lt. (h)aréna sand] # ARINARI PEU'LS OCUUS to sweep with the eyes, look over, scan, check out the situation, give the once over
armajolu /a4.ma'Zo.lU/
n. bookcase [LL armariolu bookcase < Lt. armarium cupboard]
armoju /a4'mo.ZU/
n. cupboard [Lt. armarium cupboard, chest]
arteriu /ar.tE'4i.U/
n. artery [Gk. arterios air-filled]
arvu /'ar.vu/
n. tree [NAVL arbol < Lt. arbor tree] # ARVU IMFELIXU gallows
arza /'a4.za/
n. art [Lt. ars skill, craft, method, work of art, science, cunning l.b.]
arregu /a're.gU/
prep. behind [Lt. a tergum (with met. of r)]
arreri /a're.4I/
v. to burn [Lt. ardére to be on fire, burn, blaze, flash, glow, smart]
arrexeri /a.rE'Se.4I/
v. to glitter, twinkle [Lt. ardescére to gleem, glitter]
arri /'a.rI/
n. skill, craft [Lt. artem skill, craft, method, work of art, science, cunning]
arrindari /a.rIn'da.4I/
v. approach, come near to, acsend to (an alter, etc.) [NAVL adrentare < Lt. adrentus an approach]
arrindu /a'rin.dU/
adj. ardent [Lt. ardentis ardent]
arrivichu /a.rI'vi.tSU/
n. 1. skill 2. workmanship 3. cunning [Lt. artificium skill, workmanship, artistic work, work of art, art, profession, cleverness, cunning, theory]
arrizavodu /a.rI.za'vo.dU/
n. edderwort [Lib. adrizafot edderwort]
arrogandistu /a.rO.gan'di.StU/
n. egotist [arrogandi]
arrogandoru /a.rO.gan'do.4U/
n. one who assumes too much [arrogandari]
arrogandu /a.rO'gan.dU/
adj. arrogant, haughty [Lt. arrogantem arrogant]
arrogari /a.rO'ga.4I/
v. to assume too much, be presumptuous [Lt. arrogáre to question, associate, assume for oneself, claim]
arruinari /a.rU.I'na.4I/
v. to ruin [NAVL adruinare < Lt. ad- + ruína a falling down, debris, disaster + -are]
Arrumedu /a.ru'me.dU/
n. Sousse [Pu. Hadrumetum]
arruu /'ar.wU/
adj. difficult, arduous [Lt. arduum steep, high, difficult, dificulty]
asambuia /a.sam'bwi.a/
n. assembly [OF assemblée < assemble < assembler < VL assimulare < Lt. ad + simul together]
asambuiri /a.sam'bwi.4I/
v. to assemble, come together, gather [asambuia]
asautari /a.saU'ta.4I/
v. to assault [OFr. assauter assault, attack < VL adsaltare ad- to + saluts a leap + -are]
asautu /a'saU.tU/
n. assault, attack, attacking forces [OFr. assaut assault, attack, attacking forces < VL adsaltus ad- to + saluts a leap]
aspindu /aS'pin.dU/
n. wormwood [Gk. apsinthos wormwood, hemlock (with metath.)]
aspirari /aS.pI'4a.4I/
v. to breathe [Lt. aspíráre to breathe, blow, aspire to, desire to reach or obtain]
aspragu /aS'p4a.gU/
n. asparagus [Lt. asparagus asparagus]
astru /'aS.trU/
n. constellation [Lt. astrum star, constellation]
atindu /a'tin.dU/
adj. 1. careful, thorough 2. attentive, courteous, solicitous [Lt. attentus frugal, industrious, attentive, careful]
atojiri /a.tO'Zi.4I/
v. to raise, to lift [Lt. attollere to raise, lift up exalt]
aufabeda /aU.fa'be.da/
n. alphabet [Lt. alphabétum alphabet < Gk. alphábeetos < alpha A + beta B < Ph.]
aufabedari /aU.fa.bE'da.4i/
v. to spell [aufebeda]
augunu /aU'gu.nU/
pron. 1. some, any 2. someone, anyone 3. something, anything [NAVL alcunu < VL alicunus < L aliquis unus someone one]
auma /'aUma/
n. beloved(f), fianceé [ Sem. 'alma maiden]
aumandina /aU.man'di.na/
n. almandite, almandine [ML almandína < Lt. alabandína from Alabanda]
aumavarra /aU.ma'va.ra/
n. rose water [Ar. al ma ward rosewater (folk etym.) auma < Sem. 'alma maiden or Sp. alma soul + varra < Ar. warda rose]
aumudu /aU'mu.dU/
n. sledge hammer, blacksmith's hammer [Sem. hlmth hammer, mallet]
aurru /'aU.rU/
pron. other, else [Lt. alterum one of two]
autergachuni /aU.tE4.ga'tSu.nI/
n. quarrell, altercation [Lt. altercátiónis debate, dispute, discussion]
autergari /aU.tE4'ga.4I/
v. quarrell, bicker [Lt. altercáre quarrell, wrangle, bicker]
Autisimu /aU.tI'si.mU/
n. The Highest, the Most High, God [Lt. altissimu highest]
autu /'aU.tU/
adj. high [Lt. altum high]
auvorida /aU.vO'4i.da/
n. bush, shrub [OC-a alvorida < NAVL alborita < Lt. arbor tree + -ita]
avanchari /a.van'tSa.4i/
v. to approach, to advance [VL abantiare < LL abante < Lt. ab off + ante before]
avarra /a'va.ra/
n. dust [Sem. `phr dust]
avejana /a.vE'Za.na/
n. hazelnut [Lt. Abellanum a town where the nuts were grown]
averi /a've.4I/
v. to have [Lt. avéri to wish] # AVERI AL GUSTA DJI to tase of, taste like, have the flavor of (also used metaphoically of envy, corruption, greed, etc.)
averzu /a've4.zU/
prep. compared with, contrary to, opposite [Lt. adversum opposite, facing]
aveseri /a.vE'se.4I/
v. to be distant from, be far away [NAVL abessere < Lt. abesse to be distant]
avi /'a.vI/
intj. hail, hello, hi [Lt. ave hail < Pun. ave live!]
avia /'a.vja/
n. grandmother [Lt. avia grandmother]
avina /a'vi.na/
n. oats [Lt. avena oats]
avinari /a.vI'na.4I/
v. to strain, to collapse [Sm. 'vn to pant, exert in vain, come to naught, nothingness, trouble, vainty, idol]
avindura /a.vIn'du.4a/
n. adventure [VL adventúra < res adventúra something about to happen < Lt. adveníre to come to]
aviniri /a.vI'ni.4I/
v. to arrive, come, appear, to show up [Lt. adveníre to arrive, arrive at, come to, reach]
aviula /a'vju.la/
n. grandmother [avia + -ula Sp. inf.?]
avizu /a'vi.zU/
n. warning [VL advisu warning < Lt. ad + visum]
avorreri /a.vOr'e.4I/
v. divert [Lt. avertere to turn away, avert, embezzle, divert, aliviate]
avorrexeri /a.vO.rE'Se.4I/
v. to hate [LL abhorescere hate < Lt. abhorere to shrink back from, be disinclined to, be inconsistant with, be opposed to]
avoviri /a.vO'vi.4I/
v. to bundle up [Lt. advolvere to roll over or toward]
Avrica /a'v4i.ka/
n. the continent of Africa [Lt. Africa]
Avridja /a'v4i.dZa/
n. a province of Carraxa containing most of Roman Africa Proconsularis [Lt. Africa with infl. from Ar. Ifriqiya]
avu /'a.vU/
n. grandfather [Lt. avu grandfather]
avulu /a'vu.lU/
n. granddad [avu + -ulu Sp. inf.?]
avurgari /a.vU4'ga.4I/
v. to hang from a support [NAVL adfurcare < Lt. furca fork, fork-shaped prop, wooden yolk]
avusuzi /a.vU'su.zI/
n. centaury herb [Pun. abussusi centaury herb]
axinxuni /a.SIn'Su.nI/
n. ascension [Lt. ascensiónis climbing up, ascent]
axinu /a'Si.nU/
n. ass, donkey [Lt. asinus dialectal borrowing?]
axiri /a'Si.4I/
n. elixer [Ar. aksír the philospher's stone ?< Gk. xérion a drying powder for wounds]
axperi /a'Spe.4I/
n. goshawk [NAVL achperi < Lt. accipter goshawk]
axula /a'Su.la/
n. a small, one-headed axe [Lt. asciola small axe]
azañari /a.za'Ja.4I/
v. to trip [NAVL adzagnare < zaña sandal]
azarra /a'za.ra/
n. storm [Sem. 'asar storm]
azbumbrari /a.zUm'b4a.4I/
v. to wonder at, to be amazed by, to be dumbfounded [NAVL adsubumbrari ad to + sub under + umbra shade + -are]
azegurari /a.zE.gU'4a.4I/
v. to confirm, make sure [It. asegurarse to make sure]
azembeu /a.zEm'be.U/
adv. forever [NAVL ad to + semper always]
azera /a'ze.4a/
n. banana [Copt. asaer plantain]
azeru /a'ze.4u/
n. banana tree [arvu azeru banana tree]
azig /'a.zIg/
adv. thus [Lt. ad and + sic thus]
azigulurru /a.zI.gU'lu.rU/
n. ranunculus [Pun. atzicurur ranunculus herb]
azirrguabi /a.zIr'gwa.bI/
n. calf's snout herb [Pun. azirchalbe (with met. of l) calf's snout herb]
azirrguzolu /a.zIr.gU'zo.lU/
n. vervain [Pun. azirguzol vervain herb]
azirri /a'zi.rI/
n. juice [Ar. 'as.ir juice]
azvumbrari /az.vUm'b4a.4I/
v. to wonder [NAVL adsubumbrare to search the dark places > Lt. ad- + sub- under + umbra shadow + -are]
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