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ba-a-a /'ba.a/
intj. bah-bah (sound of sheep) [onomot.]
babu /'ba.bU/
n. dad, daddy [Lt. papa with inf. from. Pun. 'ab or < Pun. 'ab by redup.]
babaju /ba'ba.ZU/
n. my dear father [NAVL baballu or bapallu little father]
bada /'ba.da/
n. yarn [Sem. bd yarn]
badidjana /ba.dI'dZa.na/
n. eggplant, aubergine [Ar. bádindján eggplant < Per.]
baga /'ba.ga/
n. berry [VL baca < Lt. bacca berry]
bagari /ba'ga.4I/
v. to bemoan, to bewail, to weep for [Sm. bk to weep, bewail, bemoan, complain, make lamentation, sore with tears]
bagulu /ba'gu.lU/
n. staff, rod, cane [Lt. baculus stick, staff]
baji /'ba.ZI/
n. dance [bajizeri]
bajizeri /ba.ZI'ze.4I/
v. to dance [Gk. ballizein to dance]
balaxa /ba'la.Sa/
n. spiniel, balas ruby [Ar. balakhsh a kind of ruby < Per. Badakhshán]
bali /'ba.lI/
adv. such as (used only in tali . . . bali) [Lt. qualis what sort of, of such a kind, such as, as for example]
balida /ba'li.da/
n. godess, idol [balu + -ida]
balu /'ba.lU/
n. god, idol [Pun. bal lord, with inf. from Lt. Bélus Baal]
bambinu /bam'bi.nU/
n. baby, infant [It. bambino dim. of bambo simple]
bancu /'baN.kU/
n. bank (financial institution) [Vt. banko bank]
bancheri /ban'tSe.4I/
n. banker [Vt. bankier banker]
bandoja /ban'do.Za/
n. banner, flag [VL bandaria banner]
baneri /ba'ne.4i/
v. build, construct [Pun. banem he builds]
barga /'ba4.ga/
n. barque, bark [LL barca a type of ship]
barguga /ba4'gu.ga/
n. apricot [Ar. barquq apricot < Gk. praikókion < Lt. præcoqua < præcox premature]
baruni /ba'4u.nI/
n. baron [It. barone baron < OF baron baron, nobleman , military leader, virtuous man, lord, husband < Fk baro freeman, man]
baruna /ba'4un.a/
n. baroness, a woman holding a barony in her own right [baruni + -a]
barunesa /ba.4U'ne.sa/
n. baroness, wife of a baron [baroni + -esa]
barvini /ba4'vi.nI/
n. cress, watercress [Ar. barbén watercress]
barra /'ba.ra/
n. bar, pole [VL barra bar]
barrari /ba'ra.4I/
v. to guard [Gmc. wardón to protect]
barrga /'bar.ga/
n. lightning [Sem. brq lightning]
barri /'ba.rI/
n. neighborhood [VAr. barri ]
barrjida /bar'Zi.da/
n. bolt (of lightening) [barga + -ida]
barroja /ba'ro.Za/
n. barrier [VL barrária barrier]
bastarru /ba'sta.rU/
n. bastard [ML bastardus bastard]
bauñu /'baw.JU/
n. bath, bathhouse, bathroom [Lt. balneum bath]
Baviluña /ba.vI'lu.Ja/
n. babylon [Lt. Babylónia Babylon]
baxeri /ba'Se.4I/
v. to kiss [Lt. basium to kiss]
baxiligu /ba.SI'li.gU/
n. basil [Gk. basilikós royal]
baxu /'ba.SU/
n. kiss [Lt. basium kiss]
bazi /'ba.zI/
n. oasis [NAVL guazi < LL oasis oasis]
bedi /'be.dI/
n. farm house [Pun. bt house]
bejaduna /bE.Za'du.na/
n. belladonna [partial calque > It. belladonna beautiful lady]
bejeza /bE'Ze.za/
n. beauty [Lt. ]
beju /'be.ZU/
adj. 1. beautiful 2. nice [VL bellu < lt. bellulu pretty]
berra /'be.ra/
n. war ax [Gm. barda war ax (with inf. from verra?)]
berredi /bE're.dI/
n. wart [Sem. bhrth white spot on skin]
bexa /'be.Sa/
n. beast, wild animal [Lt. bestia wild beast, beast]
bexoju /bE'So.ZU/
n. wild beast fighter, lion tamer, zookeeper [Lt. bestiárius wild beast fighter]
bichepsi /bI'tSe.psI/
n. biceps [Lt. biceps two heads]
bini /'bi.nI/
adv. well, completely, soundly, thoroughly, totally, very, to the n'th degree [Lt. bene well, thoroughly, very, quite]
biniñozu /bI.nI'Jo'zU/
n. generosity [bini7ntilde;u + -ozu]
biniñu /bI'Ji.nU/
adj. kind, kind-hearted, generous [Lt. benignus kind-hearted, mild, affable, liberal, favorable, bounteous, fruitful]
binvolu /bIn'vo.lU/
adj. kind, benevolent [Lt. benevolus kind, friendly, devoted, faithful]
biñiri /bI'Ji.4I/
v. to bless [VL benignire to bless]
biñida /bI'Ji.da/
n. blessing [ < biñiri]
birra /'bi.ra/
n. beer [It. birra beer]
biveri /bI've.4I/
v. to drink [Lt. bibere to drink]
Bizancha /bI'zan.tSa/
n. Greece [NAVL (marga) Byzantia < Byzantium]
bizandi /bI'zan.dI/
n. pea [Moz. bisant < VL pisu sapidu tasty pea]
bochu /'bo.tSU/
n. sausage [NAVL botuu < Lt. botulus sausage]
boga /'bo.ga/
n. freckle, age spot [Sem. bhq freckled spot]
bogadozu /bO.ga'do.zU/
1. adj. freckled 2. the freckled one [boga]
bogrru /'bo.g4U/
n. dew [Sem. bqr morning, dawn]
boja /'bo.Za/
n. north wind [Gk. boreas north wind]
borra /'bo.ra/
n. deck (of a ship) [ML bordus or NFr. bort < Gmc. bordaz border, rim, ship's side though the change of gender to feminie is un explained] IRI NAL BORRA to go abord
borrari /bO'ra.4I/
v. to create [Sem. br' to create]
borrnu /'bor.nU/
n. burnous, cloak [Ar. bornous]
bovi /'bo.vI/
n. beef [(carni) bovi]
bracheleda /b4a.tSE'le.da/
n. bracelet [OFr. bracelete dim. of Lt. bracchium arm]
bracheli /b4a'tSe.lI/
n. armlet, armband [Lt. bracchialis of the arm]
brachu /'b4a.tSU/
n. arm [Lt. bracchium arm] # BRACHUS DJUL HUERRU n. armwrestling
bramari /b4a'ma.4I/
v. to roar (as of the sea, storm, cannon, etc.) [Goth. bramôum;n roar]
braviri /b4a'vi4I/
v. to brew [Goth./Vand.? brauen to brew]
bravu /'b4a.vU/
adj. brave [It. bravo brave]
brevi /'b4e.vI/
adv. soon [Lt. breví soon]
brijandi /b4I'Zan.dI/
adj. brilliant [brijari]
brijari /b4I'Za.4I/
v. to shine, be brilliant, glow [? < Lt. beryllus precious stone, beryl < Gk. bêryllos beryl]
brijimindi /b4I.ZI'min.dI/
adv. brilliantly, brightly [brijari]
briza /'b4i.za/
n. sea breeze, zephyr [? cf. Pt. Ct. Sp. brisa, Fr. bise, It. brezza]
brocoli /b4O'ko.lI/
n. broccoli [It. broccoli broccoli]
broda /'b4o.da/
n. broth [Grm. brotham broth]
bruscu /'b4uS.kU/
adj. rude [ML bruscum brusque ?< Lt. rúscum butcher's broom + VL brúcus heather]
brutu /'b4u.dU/
adj. ugly [Sc. bruttu ugly]
buaderari /bwa.dE'4a.4I/
v. to grumble, complain, mutter [It. blaterare chatter, babble, prattle]
buandilocuincha /bwan.dI.lO'kwin.tSa/
n. flattery [l.b. < Lt. blandiloquentia flattery]
buangu /'bwaN.gU/
adj. white [VL blancus white < Gmc. blank- to shine]
buaxa /'bwa.Sa/
n. boil, blister [Ar. bu`aasha blister]
buaximari /bwa.SI'ma.4I/
v. to blaspheme [VL blastmári < Gk. blashpemía evil-speaking + <-ari]
buca /'buka/
n. mouth [Lt. bucca cheek] #BUCA DAL BUCA face to face
Bugaja /bU'ga.Za/
n. Bulgaria [ML Bulgaria land of the Bulgars]
bujiri /bU'Zi.4I/
v. to boil [NAVL bullare to boil, to bubble, to froth < Lt. bulla bubble]
buli /'bu.lI/
n. town council [Lt. bule Greek council, senate]
bundadjozu /bUn.da'dZo.zU/
adj. kind, benvolent [Lt. bonitátis goodness, integrety, kindness, benevolence + -ozu]
bunu /'bu.nU/
adj. 1. good 2. nice [Lt. bonum good] # BUNI VOLUNDADI goodwill
buondu /'bwon.dU/
adj. blonde [ML blondus yellow < Gmc.]
burru1 /'bu.rU/
n. burnoose [LL birrus < Gk. bírros a king of Roman cloak or Ar. burnus burnoose]
burru2. /'bu.rU/
n. butter [Lt. butyrum < Gk. boutyron butter]
burruzi /bU'4uzI/
n. cabbage [Pun. burutzim cabbage] # BURUZIS DJILS BRUXELIS n. Brussel sprouts, BURUZI PRIDJI old news
busu /'bu.su/
n. a type of greek linen [Gk. bussos linen < Hb. bûwts to bleach, be white, cotton]
butari /bU'ta.4I/
v. to throw [It. buttare to throw]
buvuni /bU'vu.nI/
n. toad [Lt. búfónis toad]
buza /'bu.za/
n. cotton plant [NAVL (erva) buza < Sem. bwts to bleach, be white, cotton]
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