Vocabulary

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Nouns

abe – bird ^{(sources: es)}
abela – bee ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
abentura – adventure ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ja, ru)}
agle – eagle ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
ais – ice ^{(sources: en)}
ajibalan – wonderland (ajiba+lan)
ajibin – wonder, miracle, marvel (ajiba+in)
akil – mind (noun) ^{(sources: ar, id, sw)}
alkol – alcohol ^{(sources: es, fr, en, hi, id, ru)}
almari – cupboard, closet, cabinet ^{(sources: hi, es, fr, id)}
aman – peace ^{(sources: hi, ar, id, ja, sw)}
animal – animal ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
ansiosnes – anxiety, worry, concern (ansios+nes)
aranya – spider ^{(sources: es, fr)}
arbol – tree ^{(sources: es, fr)}
ardi – ground, earth, land ^{(sources: sw, ar, cmn)}
arko – arch ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ru)}
artikle – article (all usual meanings) ^{(sources: fr, en, es, id)}
aru jen – someone, somebody
aru ples – somewhere
aru tem – sometime, some time, at some point, at some time
aru xos – something
asal – origin, source ^{(sources: id, ar, ru, sw)}
asinte – absinthe ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, id, ru, sw)}
awan – cloud ^{(sources: id, ar)}
baba – father ^{(sources: cmn, sw, ar, fr, hi, id, ja, ru)}
baca – child ^{(sources: hi, id)}
bagu – bag ^{(sources: ja, cmn, en, hi)}
balor – value, worth ^{(sources: es, fr)}
bambu – bamboo ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru)}
banana – banana ^{(sources: es, ja, en, fr, ru)}
bar – bar, pub, tavern, saloon ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ru, ja, sw)}
barba – beard ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
basa – base, foundation, basis ^{(sources: ru, ar, en, es, fr, id)}
bata – duck (bird) ^{(sources: ar, sw, es, hi)}
bebi – baby, infant ^{(sources: en, ja, es, fr, id)}
beria – wolf ^{(sources: hi, id)}
bet – son, daughter, offspring, child ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
bir – beer ^{(sources: en, id, ar, es, fr, hi, ja, sw)}
bisu – bead ^{(sources: ja, en, ru)}
budisme, iman budi – Buddhism (Buda+isme)
bugiman – bogeyman, boogeyman, bogyman, boogieman ^{(sources: ja, en, ru)}
buku – book ^{(sources: id, ja, en, fr, hi)}
buku deni – diary, journal, daybook
bumi – Earth, earth ^{(sources: hi, id)}
buna – flower ^{(sources: id, cmn, ja, sw)}
byen – side ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
cai – tea ^{(sources: hi, ru, ar, cmn, ja, sw)}
capitre – chapter ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
cat – roof ^{(sources: hi, ar)}
cinti – ant ^{(sources: hi)}
cisu – cheese ^{(sources: ja, cmn, en, sw)}
dagu – chin ^{(sources: id, ja)}
damiri – conscience ^{(sources: sw, ar, hi)}
damu – blood ^{(sources: sw, ar, id)}
dan – egg ^{(sources: cmn)}
dante – tooth ^{(sources: hi, es, fr, id)}
dau – dao, tao, The Way (the way of nature, the way to live one’s life, the art or skill of doing something in harmony with the essential nature of the thing), Taoist, Daoist (adjective) ^N/Adj ^{(sources: cmn, en, ar, id, ru, sw)}
dehat – country, countryside (rural area) ^{(sources: hi, id)}
den – day ^{(sources: ru, en, hi)}
den can – birthday
den laste – yesterday
den laste do – day before yesterday
den tali – tomorrow
den tali do – day after tomorrow
det – debt ^{(sources: en, fr, es, sw)}
dewa – god, God ^{(sources: id, hi)}
difisilnes – difficulty (property) (difisil+nes)
dira – hole ^{(sources: ru, hi)}
distansia – distance ^{(sources: es, ru, en, fr)}
do kai – twice, two times
dola – state (political entity) ^{(sources: sw, ar, ja)}
dor – door ^{(sources: en, fr, hi, ja)}
dorso – back (noun) ^{(sources: es, fr)}
duan – smoke, emit smoke ^N/V ^{(sources: hi, ar, cmn)}
dubu – bear ^{(sources: sw, ar)}
dunya – world, earth ^{(sources: ar, hi, id, sw)}
ekor – tail ^{(sources: id, fr)}
elefan – elephant ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
elemen – element ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru, sw)}
eni jen – anyone, anybody
eni ples – anywhere
eni tem – anytime
eni xos – anything (in positive sentences)
esklabe – slave ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
esklabenes – slavery, servitude (esklabe+nes)
eskorpion – scorpion ^{(sources: ru, en, es, fr)}
eskul – school (also school of thought) ^{(sources: en, hi, es, fr)}
eskul dau, dauisme – Taoism, Daoism (Chinese philosophy) (dau+isme)
espos – spouse, husband, wife ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
esprit – spirit ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
estandar – standard (noun) ^{(sources: es, fr, id, en, ja, ru)}
estar – star ^{(sources: en, fr, hi)}
estasion – station (vehicle stop, broadcasting entity) ^{(sources: es, fr, en, id, ru)}
esti, luga esti – Estonian, Estonian language
etiket – label ^{(sources: fr, id, es, ru)}
februar – February ^{(sources: ar, en, es, id, ru, sw)}
feda – silver ^{(sources: sw, ar, id)}
felte – felt (material) ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ja, ru)}
fen – wind ^{(sources: cmn, fr)}
fer – iron ^{(sources: fr, es)}
foresta – forest ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
forma – shape, form (noun) ^{(sources: es, ru, en, fr)}
fortun – fortune, good luck ^N/Intj ^{(sources: fr, cmn, en, es, ja, ru)}
garaje – garage (place where cars are stored) ^{(sources: ar, fr, ru, en, es, hi, id, ja, sw)}
garima – dignity ^{(sources: hi, ar, sw)}
gelje – Irish (language) ^N/Adj ^{(sources: ga)}
gera – war ^{(sources: es, fr, id)}
geste – guest ^{(sources: en, ja, ru)}
glas – glass (for drinking) ^{(sources: en, hi, ar, id, ja, sw)}
glisiris – licorice, liquorice ^{(sources: taxo)}
gramatika – grammar ^{(sources: es, ru, en, fr)}
gras – grass ^{(sources: en, es, hi, ja)}
grasa – fat, grease ^{(sources: es, en, fr, hi, sw)}
gwanhwa – Mandarin Chinese, Mandarin, Guanhua ^{(sources: cmn, en, ru)}
gwanhwa estandari – Standard Mandarin, Standard Chinese
hain – property (ha+in)
haki – right, entitlement ^{(sources: sw, ar, hi, id)}
haki jen – human right, human rights
haki kanun – jurisdiction
hatar – danger ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
hatora – hammer ^{(sources: hi, en, ja)}
hawa – air ^{(sources: hi, id, ar, sw)}
hindi – Hindi ^N/Adj ^{(sources: en, hi, id, ru, ar, cmn, es, fr, ja, sw)}
hindisme, iman hindu – Hinduism (hindu+isme)
hindu – Hindu ^N/Adj ^{(sources: en, hi, id, ar, es, fr, ja, ru, sw)}
historia – history ^{(sources: sw, en, es, fr, id, ru)}
hurunes – freedom (huru+nes)
hwo – fire ^{(sources: cmn)}
ikan – fish ^{(sources: id, ja)}
iman – faith, belief, believe, believe in (religious, spiritual, or ethical conviction that something exists or is right) ^N/V ^{(sources: ar, hi, id, cmn, sw)}
iman dau, dauisme – Taoism, Daoism (Chinese religion) (dau+isme)
imanin – creed (iman+in)
ingi kai – often, frequently, a lot
inin – shadow, shade ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
isla – island ^{(sources: es, en, fr, sw)}
islam – Islam ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ru, cmn, ja, sw)}
jain – Jain, Jainist ^N/Adj ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
jainisme, iman jain – Jainism (jain+isme)
jaket – jacket ^{(sources: ar, fr, id, ru, cmn, en, es, hi, ja, sw)}
jana – heaven, sky (in religious and spiritual settings) ^{(sources: ar, hi, sw)}
jangal – jungle ^{(sources: hi, ar, en, es, fr, ja)}
januar – January ^{(sources: en, fr, hi, id, ru, sw)}
jar – root ^{(sources: hi, ar, id)}
jara – jar ^{(sources: ar, en, es, ja)}
jarines – courage (jari+nes)
jaru – broom ^{(sources: hi, id)}
jaxa – greed ^{(sources: ar)}
jen – human being, man, person, human, -er (person who lives in or comes from a place) ^N/Adj ^{(sources: cmn, fr, hi, ja)}
jen afegan – Afghan, Afghani (person)
jen afriki – African (person)
jen ameriki – American (person living in or coming from the Americas)
jen andori – Andorran (person)
jen arabi – Arab, Arabian (person)
jen argentini – Argentine, Argentinian, Argentinean (person)
jen asi – Asian (person)
jen asturi – Asturian (person)
jen australi – Australian (person)
jen balgari – Bulgarian (person)
jen belaruski – Belarusian (person)
jen belgi – Belgian (person)
jen bolibi – Bolivian (person)
jen brasili – Brazilian (person)
jen budi – Buddhist (person)
jen ceski – Czech (person)
jen cili – Chilean (person)
jen cipe – Albanian (person)
jen daniske – Dane
jen det – debtor
jen doice – German (person)
jen ekwadori – Ecuadorian (person)
jen elin – Greek (person)
jen emeriki – American, US-American, U.S. American, US American (person)
jen eri – Irishman, Irishwoman
jen eskul dau, jen dau – Taoist, Daoist (a teacher or follower of Taoist philosophy)
jen espani – Spaniard
jen esti – Estonian (person)
jen europi – European (person)
jen fransi – Frenchman, Frenchwoman
jen galegu – Galician (person)
jen hai – Armenian (person)
jen iman dau, jen dau – Taoist, Daoist (a teacher or follower of Taoist religion)
jen inglis – Englishman, Englishwoman
jen islani – Icelander, Icelandic (person)
jen itali – Italian (person)
jen jongwo – Chinese (person)
jen kanadi – Canadian (person)
jen kartweli – Georgian (person from the country)
jen katalan – Catalan (person)
jen kolombi – Colombian (person)
jen korei – Korean (person)
jen korei norte – North Korean (person)
jen korei sude – South Korean (person)
jen kristi – Christian (person)
jen kustodia – custodian, guardian
jen lietui – Lithuanian (person)
jen majar – Hungarian (person)
jen mehiki – Mexican (person)
jen misri – Egyptian (person)
jen mongol – Mongolian (person)
jen mormoni – Mormon (believer)
jen nederlani – Dutchman, Dutchwoman
jen nihon – Japanese (person)
jen osteri – Austrian (person)
jen paragwai – Paraguayan (person)
jen peru – Peruvian (person)
jen poliski – Pole (person)
jen portuges – Portuguese (person)
jen ruski – Russian (person)
jen selo – villager
jen serbi – Serbian, Serb (person)
jen suomi – Finn (person)
jen sweniska – Swede
jen switsi – Swiss (person)
jen trasi – trans person, transperson
jen trasjenisi – transgender, transgender person
jen turki – Turk
jen ukrayini – Ukrainian (person)
jen urugwai – Uruguayan (person)
jenis – gender, sex ^{(sources: id, ar, en, sw)}
jenu – knee ^{(sources: fr, id)}
jie – hunger ^{(sources: cmn)}
jilet – waistcoat, vest (North America), gilet ^{(sources: ru, en, fr, ja)}
judi – effort, trouble ^{(sources: ar, cmn, sw)}
jut – jute ^{(sources: ar, en, fr, hi, ru, es, id, ja, sw)}
kabra – goat ^{(sources: es, id)}
kaca – glass (substance) ^{(sources: id, hi)}
kada kai – every time
kai – time, occasion, instance ^{(sources: ja, en, id)}
kamar – room ^{(sources: id, fr, hi)}
kamar arko – vault (room)
kanisa – church (Christian house of worship or religious organization) ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
kanso – liver ^{(sources: ja, cmn)}
kanun – law ^{(sources: ar, hi, sw)}
karta – map, chart ^{(sources: es, ru, ar, en, fr)}
kat – cat ^{(sources: en, ar, es, fr, ru)}
kata – word ^{(sources: id, ar, hi, ja)}
kau – cow, bull ^{(sources: en)}
kaus – bow ^{(sources: ar)}
kaus sora – rainbow
ke jen – who, whom, which person
ke ples – where
ke tem – when, as
ke xos – what, which thing
kexe – hair (collectively) ^{(sources: hi, ja)}
kexe yen – eyebrow
kexel – hair (a single one) (kexe+el)
kexel yen – eyelash
kika – brother, sister, sibling ^{(sources: ar, id, sw)}
kikanes – brotherhood, sisterhood, siblinghood, siblingship (kika+nes)
klube – club ^{(sources: es, id, ru, en, fr, hi, sw)}
kofi – coffee ^{(sources: en, hi, cmn, es, fr, id, ja, ru)}
kolor – color, colour ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ru)}
kombineria – junction (place where roads or rails etc. converge) (kombin+eria)
komersia – trade, commerce ^{(sources: ru, en, es, fr, ja)}
komonte – hill (ko+monte)
kona – corner ^{(sources: hi, ja, sw, en, es)}
kor – heart ^{(sources: fr, es, ja)}
korde – string (also of musical instruments), cord, rope ^{(sources: en, fr, es, hi)}
korten – curtain ^{(sources: en, es, id, ja, ru)}
kosta – shore, coast, bank ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
kosta lago – lakeshore, shore, bank (of a lake)
kosta mar – seashore, seacoast, shore, coast (of the sea)
kosta rika – riverbank, bank, shore (of a river)
kostruin – building, edifice, construction (structure) (kostrui+in)
kotoke – watch (timepiece) (ko+toke)
kristisme – Christianity (Kristo+isme)
kuan – well (hole in the ground) ^{(sources: hi)}
kubi – neck ^{(sources: ja, fr)}
kukut – chicken ^{(sources: hi, sw)}
kulin – food (kula+in)
kulin kat – cat food
kuni – country, land, state ^{(sources: ja, en)}
kuriosnes – curiosity (kurios+nes)
kuste – bush, shrub ^{(sources: ru, fr)}
kustodia – custody, guardianship ^{(sources: es, en)}
kwalita – quality ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id)}
lago – lake ^{(sources: es, fr, id)}
liba – fence ^{(sources: cmn)}
liba kuste – hedge
linya – line ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ru)}
lomri – fox ^{(sources: hi)}
luga – language ^{(sources: ar, sw, cmn, es)}
luna – moon ^{(sources: es, ru, en, fr)}
mabaca – boy (ma+baca)
mabet – son (ma+bet)
madu – honey ^{(sources: hi, id, ar)}
maespos – husband (ma+espos)
makau – bull (ma+kau)
makika – brother (ma+kika)
malbas – garment, piece of clothing, item of clothing ^{(sources: ar)}
malo kai – seldom, rarely, infrequently
mama – mother ^{(sources: cmn, ja, ru, sw, hi)}
man, majen – man (ma+jen) ^{(sources: en, hi)}
mano – hand ^{(sources: es, en, fr, sw)}
manse – meat, flesh ^{(sources: hi, fr)}
manto – cloak, mantle ^{(sources: es, fr, ja, ru, en, id)}
mar – sea ^{(sources: es, ar, fr, ru)}
maraji – king (ma+raji)
marda – disease, illness, sickness ^{(sources: ar, fr, hi, sw)}
margarita – daisy ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
marmelade – jam, marmalade ^{(sources: fr, id, ar, en, es, ru)}
mat – mat ^{(sources: en, ru, fr, ja)}
mat glas – coaster, drink coaster, beermat, beer mat
mayu – May ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, ru)}
memba – member ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ja)}
memori – memory ^{(sources: id, en, es, fr)}
mes – month ^{(sources: es, fr, hi, ru, sw)}
mesa – table ^{(sources: es, sw, hi, id)}
mila – mile ^{(sources: ru, ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, sw)}
milke – milk ^{(sources: en, ja, ru)}
minut – minute (unit of time or angular measure) ^{(sources: fr, en, es, hi, id, ru)}
mira – mirror ^{(sources: ar, en, fr, hi)}
mismar – nail, spike, peg ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
miwani – spectacles, glasses, eyeglasses ^{(sources: sw, ja)}
momente – moment, instant ^{(sources: en, ru, es, fr)}
monte – mountain ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
mormonisme – Mormonism (Mormon+isme)
mun – mouth ^{(sources: hi)}
muslim – Muslim ^N/Adj ^{(sources: ar, hi, id, cmn, en, es, fr, ja, ru, sw)}
muxa – fly (insect) ^{(sources: fr, ru)}
naifu – knife ^{(sources: ja, en)}
nait – night ^{(sources: en, ar, hi)}
nam – name ^{(sources: hi, en, fr, id, ja)}
naranje – orange (fruit, tree) ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi)}
nasion – nation ^{(sources: es, fr, en, ru)}
natur – nature ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
neste – nest ^{(sources: en, ja)}
nihon, luga nihon – Japanese, Japanese language (=nihon)
niraxenes – disappointment (niraxe+nes)
no jen – no one, nobody, anyone, anybody (in negated sentences)
no ples – nowhere, anywhere (in negated sentences)
no tem – never
no xos – nothing, anything (in negated sentences)
nomin – drink, beverage (nomu+in)
norte – north, northern ^N/Adj ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ru)}
nos – nose ^{(sources: en, ru)}
nuru – light (noun) ^{(sources: sw, ar)}
nyen – year ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
nyen laste – last year
obeha – sheep ^{(sources: es)}
obyet – object ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru)}
ol jen – everyone, everybody
ol ples – everywhere
ol tem – always
ol xos – everything
ore – ear ^{(sources: fr, es)}
oro – gold ^{(sources: es, fr, ja)}
oste – east, eastern ^N/Adj ^{(sources: ru, en, es, fr)}
otra jen – someone else, another person
otra ples – somewhere else, elsewhere
paja – thigh ^{(sources: sw, id, ru)}
pan – bread ^{(sources: es, ja, fr, hi)}
papyamentu – Papiamentu, Papiamento ^{(sources: pap, ar, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
pati – leaf ^{(sources: hi, sw)}
pento – paint (substance) ^{(sources: ja, en, fr, hi)}
pica – picture ^{(sources: sw, en)}
pifu – skin ^{(sources: cmn, es, fr, ja)}
plafon – ceiling ^{(sources: fr, id)}
plafon arko – vault (ceiling)
plante – plant ^{(sources: en, fr, es)}
ples – place ^{(sources: en, fr)}
plesir – pleasure ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
poket – pocket ^{(sources: en, ja)}
politi – politics, policy, political ^N/Adj ^{(sources: id, en, es, fr, hi, ja, ru)}
projet – project ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ja, ru)}
pyas – thirst ^{(sources: hi)}
pye – foot ^{(sources: es, fr)}
rabit – rabbit ^{(sources: en)}
rafiki – friend ^{(sources: sw, ar)}
rafu – shelf ^{(sources: sw, ar, id)}
rajeria – kingdom (raji+eria)
raji – king, queen, monarch, royal ^N/Adj ^{(sources: hi, id)}
ramarama – butterfly ^{(sources: id, ar)}
rana – frog ^{(sources: es, id)}
rasa – race (of animals or people) ^{(sources: es, ru, en, fr, id)}
rason – reason (rational thinking) ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ru)}
rel – rail ^{(sources: en, hi, id, es, fr, ja, ru, sw)}
relasi – relationship, relation ^{(sources: id, en, es, fr)}
religia – religion ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ru)}
ren – rain ^N/V ^{(sources: en, hi)}
rika – river ^{(sources: en, es, ru)}
roka – stone, rock (both the substance and big pieces of it), boulder ^{(sources: es, en, fr, hi)}
rosa – rose ^{(sources: es, ru, en, fr)}
ruma – house, home ^{(sources: id, ja, sw)}
safirja – traveller, traveler (safir+ja)
sama tem – at the same time, simultaneously, at once (at the same time)
san – Mr., Mrs, Mrs., Mr, Miss, mister ^{(sources: ja)}
sande – sand ^{(sources: en, fr, ja)}
saut – voice, sound ^{(sources: ar, en, sw)}
sehat – health ^{(sources: hi, ar, id)}
sekunde – second (unit of time or angular measure) ^{(sources: sw, en, es, fr, hi, id, ru)}
sel – salt ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
selo – village ^{(sources: ru, cmn, es)}
seman – week ^{(sources: es, fr, id)}
serfe – serf ^{(sources: en, fr, es)}
serfenes – serfdom (serfe+nes)
serondaje – surroundings (seronde+aje)
serpen – snake, serpent ^{(sources: fr, en, es, hi)}
si den – today
si ples – here
si tem – now
sidian – stairs, stair, staircase, stairway ^{(sources: hi)}
sidianel – step, stair (sidian+el)
siense – science ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ja)}
silensio – silence ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
sima – top ^{(sources: es, ar, fr)}
simba – lion ^{(sources: sw, id)}
situasi – situation, status, state of affairs, shape ^{(sources: id, en, es, fr, ru)}
slafe – Slav ^{(sources: ar, en, fr, es, hi, sw)}
soberennes – sovereignty (soberen+nes)
sol – sun ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
solden – Sunday (sol+den)
sora – sky, heaven ^{(sources: ja, ar)}
sosiete – society ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
soya – soybean, soy, soy bean, soya, soya bean ^{(sources: ru, sw, ar, en, es, fr, hi)}
suar – pig ^{(sources: hi)}
suba – morning ^{(sources: hi, ar)}
sude – south, southern ^N/Adj ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
sukar – sugar ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ru, sw)}
suomi, luga suomi – Finnish, Finnish language
supun – spoon ^{(sources: ja, en, id)}
surnes – safety, security (sur+nes)
suses – success ^{(sources: id, en, fr)}
ta ples – there, over there
ta tem – then, at that time
tabako – tobacco ^{(sources: es, ja, ar, en, fr, hi, id, ru, sw)}
talju – snow ^N/V ^{(sources: ar, id, sw)}
tam – taste, flavor, flavour ^{(sources: ar)}
tarit – lightning (flash of) ^{(sources: hi)}
tem – time ^{(sources: fr, en, es, hi)}
teritoria – territory ^{(sources: ru, en, es, fr)}
tigre – tiger ^{(sources: es, fr, ru, ar, en, hi)}
tipe – type, sort, kind ^{(sources: fr, ru, en, es)}
tobu – head ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
tofa – apple ^{(sources: sw, ar)}
toke – clock, watch, timepiece ^{(sources: ja)}
topi – hat ^{(sources: hi, id, ja)}
toxi – city ^{(sources: ja, cmn)}
trasman – trans man (tras+man)
traswanita – trans woman (tras+wanita)
tren – train (series of connected vehicles) ^{(sources: en, es, fr, hi, ja, sw)}
troglodit – wren ^{(sources: taxo)}
tunel – tunnel ^{(sources: es, fr, ru, en, ja)}
twi – leg ^{(sources: cmn)}
uma – horse ^{(sources: ja, cmn, id)}
un kai – once, one time
ungli – finger ^{(sources: hi)}
uniberso – universe ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
urdu – Urdu ^N/Adj ^{(sources: ar, es, fr, hi, id, ru, cmn, en, ja, sw)}
wadi – valley ^{(sources: ar, en, hi, ja)}
wanita, wejen – woman (we+jen) ^{(sources: id, ar, hi)}
wata – water ^{(sources: en, hi, ru)}
webaca – girl (we+baca)
webet – daughter (we+bet)
wekau – cow (female) (we+kau)
wekika – sister (we+kika)
weraji – queen (we+raji)
wespos – wife (we+espos)
weste – west, western ^N/Adj ^{(sources: en, fr, es, ru)}
windo – window ^{(sources: en, ja, cmn)}
xamba – field (also area of study and as used in physics, sports and warfare) ^{(sources: sw, fr)}
xen – chain ^{(sources: fr, cmn, en, ja)}
xita – tongue ^{(sources: ja, cmn, id)}
xiti – corpse ^{(sources: cmn, ja, sw)}
xos – thing, object ^{(sources: fr, es)}
xwan – dog ^{(sources: hi, cmn, es, fr)}
xye kai – sometimes, at times, now and then, occasionally, from time to time, once in a while
xye ples – here and there (in or to various places)
xye tem – some time, (a) while
yehudi – Jew, Jewish ^N/Adj ^{(sources: he, ar, es, hi, id, ru, sw)}
yehudisme – Judaism (yehudi+isme)
yen – eye ^{(sources: cmn, hi)}
yo jen – people
yo kau – cattle
yo malbas – clothing, clothes, apparel
yujen – youth, child (a child or young adult) (yu+jen)
yukau – calf (yu+kau)
yuma – foal (yu+uma)
yuman – youth, young man, boy (mostly used for teenagers and young adults) (yu+man)
yusuar – piglet (yu+suar)
yuwanita – young woman, girl (mostly used for teenagers and young adults) (yu+wanita)

Proper nouns

Afeganistan – Afghanistan (afegan+istan)
Afrika – Africa ^{(sources: en, es, hi, id, ru, sw, ar, fr, ja)}
Amasonas – Amazon (river) ^{(sources: es, pt, sw, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru)}
Amerika, yo Amerika – Americas (the), America (North and South America together) ^{(sources: es, hi, id, ru, sw, ar, cmn, en, fr, ja)}
Andora – Andorra ^{(sources: ca, en, es, hi, id, ja, ru, sw, ar, fr)}
Antartika – Antarctica ^{(sources: id, ar, en, es, fr, hi, ru, sw)}
Argentina – Argentina ^{(sources: id, ru, sw, ar, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, ja)}
Asia – Asia ^{(sources: ar, es, id, ru, sw, en, fr, hi, ja)}
Asturie – Asturias ^{(sources: ar, ast, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Australya – Australia ^{(sources: es, ar, cmn, en, fr, hi, id, ru, sw)}
Balgaria – Bulgaria ^{(sources: ar, bg, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Belarus – Belarus ^{(sources: be, es, hi, id, ru, ar, en, fr, ja, sw)}
Belgie – Belgium ^{(sources: nl, ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Bolibia – Bolivia ^{(sources: ar, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Brasil – Brazil ^{(sources: es, hi, id, pt, ar, cmn, en, fr, ja, ru, sw)}
Buda – Buddha (title of Siddhārtha Gautama, sometimes also used for other enlightened persons) ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, ja, ru, sw, cmn, hi, id)}
Cesko – Czechia, Czech Republic ^{(sources: cs, fr, id, ja)}
Cile – Chile ^{(sources: en, es, sw, ar, cmn, fr, hi, id, ja, ru)}
Ciperia – Albania (cipe+eria)
Danmarke – Denmark ^{(sources: ar, cmn, da, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Doicelan – Germany (doice+lan)
Ekwador – Ecuador ^{(sources: ar, es, hi, cmn, en, fr, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Elada – Greece ^{(sources: el, ru)}
Emerika – USA, America, United States, U.S., US ^{(sources: en, ar, hi, ja, ru)}
Ere – Ireland (island, country) ^{(sources: ga)}
Espanya – Spain ^{(sources: es, ar, cmn, en, fr, hi, id, ru, sw)}
Esti – Estonia ^{(sources: et, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Europa – Europe ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru)}
Franse – France ^{(sources: en, fr, hi, ar, es, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Galisia – Galicia (region of Spain and former kingdom) ^{(sources: es, gl, id, ru, ar, cmn, en, fr, hi, ja, sw)}
Haiastan – Armenia (hai+astan)
Inglan – England ^{(sources: cmn, en, es, hi, id, ja, ru)}
Islan – Iceland ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, id, is, ru, sw)}
Italya – Italy ^{(sources: es, it, ar, cmn, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Jongwo – China ^{(sources: cmn)}
Kanada – Canada ^{(sources: ar, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw, cmn, en)}
Katalunya – Catalonia ^{(sources: ar, ca, es, cmn, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Kolombia – Colombia ^{(sources: ar, id, sw, en, es, fr, hi, ja, ru)}
Korea – Korea ^{(sources: es, id, sw, ar, en, fr, hi, ja, ru)}
Korea Norte – North Korea
Korea Sude – South Korea
Krismas, Can Kristo – Christmas ^{(sources: hi, en, ja, sw)}
Kristo – Christ (title of Jesus) ^{(sources: es, sw, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru)}
Lietua – Lithuania ^{(sources: ar, es, fr, hi, id, lt, ru, sw)}
Majarorsa – Hungary ^{(sources: ar, hu)}
Mehiko – Mexico ^{(sources: es, ar, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Misre – Egypt ^{(sources: ar, hi, sw)}
Mongollan – Mongolia (mongol+lan)
Mormon – Mormon (prophet) ^{(sources: es, fr, id, ru, ar, cmn, en, hi, ja, sw)}
Nederlan – Netherlands ^{(sources: cmn, en, hi, ja, nl, ru)}
Nihon – Japan ^{(sources: ja)}
Osterai – Austria ^{(sources: de, en, hi, ja)}
Paragwai – Paraguay ^{(sources: es, ar, cmn, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Paska – Easter ^{(sources: id, es, fr, ru, sw)}
Peru – Peru ^{(sources: en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw, ar)}
Poliska – Poland ^{(sources: es, id, pl, ru)}
Portugal – Portugal ^{(sources: es, fr, id, ar, en, hi, ja, pt, ru)}
Rusia – Russia ^{(sources: ar, es, id, en, fr, hi, ja, ru, sw)}
Sakartwelo – Georgia (country) ^{(sources: ka)}
Serbia – Serbia ^{(sources: en, id, ru, sr, sw, ar, es, fr, hi, ja)}
Suomi – Finland ^{(sources: fi)}
Swerie – Sweden ^{(sources: en, es, id, sv)}
Switse – Switzerland ^{(sources: ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, it, ja, sw)}
Turkie – Turkey ^{(sources: ar, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ru, sw, tr)}
Ukrayina – Ukraine ^{(sources: uk, ar, en, es, fr, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Urugwai – Uruguay ^{(sources: es, ar, en, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
Yesu, Yesu Kristo – Jesus, Jesus Christ ^{(sources: cmn, sw, ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja)}
Yo Dola Fabi Un de Amerika – United States of America

Adjectives

abribi – open, opened (abri+bi)
adil – just, fair, equitable ^{(sources: ar, id, sw)}
afegan – Afghan, Afghani (adjective) ^{(sources: en, fa, fr, ar, es, hi, id, ps, ru, sw)}
afriki – African (adjective) (Afrika+i)
alkoli – drunk (alkol+i)
amabal – lovely (ama+bal)
amabi – dear, beloved, loved (ama+bi)
ameriki – American (related to the Americas) (Amerika+i)
anda – blind ^{(sources: hi, ar)}
andera – dark ^{(sources: hi)}
andori – Andorran (adjective) (Andora+i)
ansios – anxious, worried, troubled ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
arabi – Arabic, Arab, Arabian (adjective, language) ^{(sources: ar, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja, ru, sw)}
argentini – Argentine, Argentinian, Argentinean (adjective) (Argentina+i)
arogan – arrogant ^{(sources: fr, cmn, en, es)}
asam – deaf ^{(sources: ar)}
asan – easy ^{(sources: hi, ar, id)}
asi – Asian (adjective) (Asia+i)
asturi – Asturian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (asturie+i)
australi – Australian (adjective) (Australya+i)
autonom – autonomous, self-governing ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru)}
awani – cloudy (awan+i)
bai – white ^{(sources: cmn, ar, en)}
balgari – Bulgarian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Balgaria+i)
balori – precious, valuable (balor+i)
baridi – cold ^{(sources: sw, ar, hi)}
bati – slow ^{(sources: ar)}
baugwobi – wrapped (baugwo+bi)
baya – evil ^Adj/N ^{(sources: sw, es, hi)}
belaruski – Belarusian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: be, ar, en, es, fr, hi, ja, ru, sw)}
belgi – Belgian (adjective) (Belgie+i)
berat – heavy ^{(sources: id, hi)}
bisi – busy ^{(sources: en, sw)}
blu – blue ^{(sources: en, sw, fr, id)}
bolibi – Bolivian (adjective) (Bolibia+i)
bota – bald ^{(sources: id, en)}
brasili – Brazilian (adjective) (Brasil+i)
budi – Buddhist (adjective) (Buda+i)
buni – brown ^{(sources: ar, fr, hi, ru)}
bura – bad ^{(sources: hi, cmn, id, sw)}
ceski – Czech (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Cesko+i)
cili – Chilean (adjective) (Cile+i)
cipe – Albanian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: sq)}
cisjenisi – cisgender (cis+jenis+i)
comana – burning (coma+na)
daki – clever, smart, intelligent, bright ^{(sources: ar)}
daniske – Danish (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: ar, da, en, es, fr, ru)}
de eskul dau – Taoist, Daoist (related to Taoist philosophy)
de haki kanun – jurisdictional
de iman dau – Taoist, Daoist (related to Taoist religion)
debil – weak, feeble ^{(sources: es, fr, hi)}
deni – daily (happening every day or once a day) (den+i)
dense – dense ^{(sources: en, fr, es)}
dependena – dependent (depende+na)
desnari – decimal (des+nari)
dessisnari – hexadecimal (des sis+nari)
diferna – different (difer+na)
difisil – difficult, difficulty (something that’s difficult) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
distansi – far, distant (distansia+i)
doice – German (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: de, ja)}
donari – binary (do+nari)
dulse – sweet ^{(sources: es, fr)}
duni – global, worldwide (dunya+i)
ebiden – obvious, evident ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
ekwadori – Ecuadorian (adjective) (Ekwador+i)
elin – Greek (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: el)}
emeriki – American, US-American, U.S. American, US American, U.S., US (adjective) (Emerika+i)
epe – thick, fat ^{(sources: fr, es, sw)}
eri – Irish (related to the island or country) (Ere+i)
esata – exact, precise ^{(sources: es, fr)}
espani – Spanish (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Espanya+i)
espesial – special ^{(sources: es, fr, en, ru)}
estandari – standard (adjective) (estandar+i)
esti – Estonian (adjective) (=Esti)
estrani – strange, weird, funny, odd ^{(sources: ru, en, es, fr)}
europi – European (adjective) (Europa+i)
fabi – made (fa+bi)
fabi hafana – intimidated
fabi un – united
fahur – proud ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
false, nesahi – wrong, false, incorrect (ne+sahi) ^{(sources: en, es)}
femin – female, feminine ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id)}
feni – windy (fen+i)
fidel – loyal, faithful ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
fina – thin, fine ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
fini – final, last, ultimate (fin+i)
forin – foreign ^{(sources: en, es)}
fortuni – lucky, fortunate (fortun+i)
fransi – French (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Franse+i)
galegu – Galician (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: gl, es)}
gali – expensive, dear ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
garam – hot, warm ^{(sources: hi, ru)}
gau – high, tall ^{(sources: cmn)}
gen pye nagoi – barefoot
glupi – stupid, foolish ^{(sources: ru, en)}
gran – big, large, great ^{(sources: es, fr)}
grasi – fat, corpulent (grasa+i)
gratis – free of charge, gratis, free ^{(sources: en, es, id, fr)}
gri – gray ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
hafabal – scary, frightening, fearful (hafa+bal)
hafana – afraid, scared, frightened (hafa+na)
hai – Armenian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: hy)}
hakim – wise ^{(sources: ar)}
halka – light (not heavy) ^{(sources: hi)}
hamil – pregnant ^{(sources: ar, id)}
han – Han, Han Chinese, Chinese (group of languages, writing system) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: ar, cmn, en, hi, ru, sw, es, fr, id, ja)}
hapi – happy ^{(sources: en, ar)}
hara – green ^{(sources: hi, ar)}
hatari – dangerous (hatar+i)
hau – good ^{(sources: cmn)}
hiroi – wide ^{(sources: ja, ru)}
histori – historical (historia+i)
horisontal – horizontal ^{(sources: id, en, es, fr, ru)}
huru – free ^{(sources: sw, ar)}
igwal – equal ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
inda – beautiful, very pretty ^{(sources: id, es, hi)}
inglis – English (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: ar, en, es, hi, id, ru)}
interesna – interesting (interes+na)
internasioni – international (inter+nasioni)
islami – Islamic, Muslim (islam+i)
islani – Icelandic (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (islan+i)
itali – Italian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Italya+i)
ixina – alive, living (ixi+na)
jari – brave, valiant, courageous ^{(sources: ar, ru, sw)}
jaxi – greedy (jaxa+i)
jele – ugly ^{(sources: id, fr)}
jeni – humane (jen+i)
jenti – kind, gentle, nice ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
ji – hungry (jie+i)
jixina – aware, conscious (of something), knowing (jixi+na)
jongwo – Chinese (referring to the country/region or its inhabitants) (=Jongwo)
kadim – old (not new) ^{(sources: ar)}
kadim kadim, ingi kadim – ancient, very old
kala – black ^{(sources: hi)}
kali – empty ^{(sources: hi)}
kanadi – Canadian (adjective) (Kanada+i)
kara – hard ^{(sources: hi, en, id, ja)}
karibe – near, close, nearby (adjective) ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
kartweli – Georgian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: ka)}
karwa – bitter ^{(sources: hi)}
kaslan – lazy ^{(sources: ar, cmn, id)}
katalan – Catalan (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: es, fr, hi, ar, ca, en, id, ja, ru, sw)}
kawi – strong, hefty ^{(sources: ar)}
kiri – left (not right) ^{(sources: id, ja)}
kobaridi – cool (ko+baridi)
kogaram – warm (ko+garam)
kolombi – Colombian (adjective) (Kolombia+i)
komplet – complete, full ^{(sources: fr, id, en, es)}
komun – common ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
korei – Korean (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Korea+i)
korei norte – North Korean (adjective)
korei sude – South Korean (adjective)
korta – short ^{(sources: es, en, hi)}
kosilensi – quiet (ko+silensi)
koxime – humid (ko+xime)
koyinda – pretty (ko+inda)
kristi – Christian (adjective) (Kristo+i)
kruda – raw, crude ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
kruel – cruel ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
kurios – curious ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
kusarli – rotten, spoilt, spoiled, decayed, gone bad (kusar+li)
kwaliti – fine, high-quality (kwalita+i)
lain – soft ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
lal – red ^{(sources: hi)}
laste – last ^{(sources: en, id)}
latin – Latin (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr, hi, id, ru, ar, cmn, ja, la, sw)}
lela – tired ^{(sources: id, cmn)}
lietui – Lithuanian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Lietua+i)
lon – long ^{(sources: en, fr)}
lugamun – Lugamun ^Adj/N
lugi – linguistic (relating to language) (luga+i)
majar – Hungarian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: ar, hu)}
majunun – crazy, mad, insane ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
mal – male, masculine ^{(sources: fr, en, es, hi)}
mali – small, little ^{(sources: ru, en)}
mara – angry ^{(sources: id, hi)}
mardi – ill, sick (marda+i)
mas hau – better
matiga – mortal (mati+ga)
matili – dead (mati+li)
matur – ripe, mature ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
maxuhur – famous ^{(sources: ar, hi, sw)}
mehiki – Mexican (adjective) (Mehiko+i)
mirible – visible (miru+ible)
miskin – poor ^{(sources: ar, id, sw)}
misri – Egyptian (adjective) (Misre+i)
mongol – Mongolian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: es, fr, mn, ar, en, hi, ja, ru, sw)}
mormoni – Mormon (adjective) (Mormon+i)
muhim – important ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
mumkin – possible ^{(sources: ar, hi, id)}
musin – old (not young) ^{(sources: ar)}
mut – mute ^{(sources: en, es, fr, hi)}
nagoi – naked, nude ^{(sources: ru, hi)}
naranjori – orange (color) ^Adj/N (naranje+ori)
nasioni – national (nasion+i)
naturi – natural (natur+i)
naya – new, fresh ^{(sources: hi, en, sw)}
nedependena – independent (ne+dependena)
nederlani – Dutch (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Nederlan+i)
nedonari – non-binary (ne+donari)
nejeni – inhuman, inhumane (ne+jeni)
nemirible – invisible (ne+mirible)
neordiner – extraordinary, unusual, uncommon (ne+ordiner)
nica – low, short (in height) ^{(sources: hi)}
nidebi – necessary, needed, required (nide+bi)
nihon – Japanese (adjective) (=Nihon)
niraxe – disappointed ^{(sources: hi)}
notabal – remarkable, notable (nota+bal)
nukila – sharp ^{(sources: hi, cmn)}
nulisbi – written (nulis+bi)
nuri – bright, light (nuru+i)
oke – OK, okay, all right ^Adj/Intj ^{(sources: en, es, fr, hi, ja, ar, id, ru)}
oneste – honest ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
ordiner – ordinary, usual, normal, common ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
osteri – Austrian (adjective) (Osterai+i)
paragwai – Paraguayan (adjective) (=Paragwai)
penu – full ^{(sources: id, es, fr)}
peru – Peruvian (adjective) (=Peru)
pinhwa – smooth ^{(sources: cmn)}
pla – flat ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
plesiri – pleasant, nice, agreeable (plesir+i)
poliski – Polish ^Adj/N (Poliska+i)
portuges – Portuguese (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: es, fr, pt, en, id, ru)}
poswan – late (after the expected time) (pos+wan)
probable – probable, likely ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
profon – deep, profound ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
pyasi – thirsty (pyas+i)
rahis – cheap ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
rani – early (adjective) ^{(sources: ru, id)}
rar – rare ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
real – real, actual ^{(sources: es, en, fr, id, ru)}
reni – rainy (ren+i)
respeti – respectful (respeta+i)
ronde – round ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
rosori – pink (rosa+ori)
ruski – Russian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: ru, ar, en, es, fr, hi, id)}
sabaje – wild, savage ^{(sources: cmn, en, es, fr)}
safi – clean ^{(sources: sw, hi)}
safra – yellow ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
sahi – true, correct, right ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
sal – dirty ^{(sources: fr, cmn)}
sari – fast, quick, rapid, swift ^{(sources: ar, ru)}
sauti – loud, noisy (saut+i)
sedi, nehapi – sad, unhappy (ne+hapi) ^{(sources: id, en)}
sehati – healthy (sehat+i)
seli – salty (sel+i)
semai – narrow ^{(sources: ja, id)}
sen – holy ^{(sources: fr, cmn, ja)}
serbi – Serbian, Serb (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Serbia+i)
sida – straight (not bent) ^{(sources: hi)}
siensi – scientific (siense+i)
sikrit – secret ^Adj/N ^{(sources: en, ar, es, fr, ru, sw)}
silensi – silent, quiet (silensio+i)
similar – similar ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
simple – simple, uncomplicated ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
slafi – Slavic (slafe+i)
soberen – sovereign ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ru)}
sola – only, sole, unique, single, alone ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
sosieti – social (sosiete+i)
suden – sudden ^{(sources: fr, en)}
sufisna – enough, sufficient (sufis+na)
suimini – sleepy (suimin+i)
suka – dry ^{(sources: hi, es, fr)}
sunible – audible (sun+ible)
suomi – Finnish (adjective) (=Suomi)
sur – safe, secure, sure, certain ^{(sources: fr, es, hi)}
susesi – successful (suses+i)
swagatbi – welcome (adjective) (swagat+bi)
swan – sour ^{(sources: cmn)}
sweniska – Swedish (adjective, language) ^Adj/N ^{(sources: en, es, sv)}
switsi – Swiss (adjective) (Switse+i)
tali – next ^{(sources: ar)}
tami – delicious, yummy, tasty (tam+i)
tari – rich ^{(sources: ar, hi, sw)}
tayar – ready ^{(sources: hi, sw)}
telesi – slippery (telesa+i)
trasi – trans*, trans (tras+i)
trasjenisi – transgender (property) (tras+jenis+i)
trinari – ternary (tri+nari)
turki – Turkish (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Turkie+i)
ukrayini – Ukrainian (adjective, language) ^Adj/N (Ukrayina+i)
unibersi – universal (uniberso+i)
unnari – unary (un+nari)
urugwai – Uruguayan (adjective) (=Urugwai)
wan – late (near the end of a day or other period of time) ^{(sources: cmn)}
xime – wet, humid ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
xukuri – grateful (xukur+i)
yamin – right (not left) ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
yuni – young ^{(sources: ru, en)}
yuyo – useful ^{(sources: ja, cmn)}

Adverbs

amen – amen ^Adv/Intj ^{(sources: cmn, es, fr, hi, ja, ar, en, id, ru, sw)}
baru – just (recently) ^{(sources: id, ja)}
gengen – together (gen+gen)
hata – even (adverb) ^{(sources: ar, sw, es)}
kasi – almost ^{(sources: es, fr, ar)}
kixa – then, soon after, next ^{(sources: sw)}
ku bati – slowly
ku ebiden – obviously, evidently
ku esata – exactly, precisely, just ^Adv/Intj
ku espesial – especially, particularly
ku estra – outside, outward (adverb)
ku fini – finally, at last, in the end, ultimately, last
ku fortuni – luckily, fortunately
ku hau – well (adverb)
ku jenti – kindly, gently, please
ku karibe – near, nearby (adverb)
ku kawi – strongly, hard
ku naturi – naturally, of course
ku probable – probably
ku rani – early (adverb)
ku real – really, actually, indeed
ku sahi – truly, really, indeed
ku sari – quickly, fast, rapidly, swiftly
ku sauti – loudly, aloud, loud, noisily
ku suden – suddenly
ku sufisna – enough, sufficiently
ku sunible – aloud, audibly
ku sur – surely, certainly
kwai – soon, be about to ^{(sources: cmn)}
mo – already ^{(sources: ja, cmn)}
natnat – up, above, upward, upwards (nat+nat)
nini – inside, within (ni+ni)
pia – also, too ^{(sources: sw, id)}
por ke – why
pospos – afterwards, afterward, after, later, since (pos+pos)
prepre – before, earlier (pre+pre)
rubama, ku mumkin – perhaps, maybe, may, might, possibly (indicates a possibility) ^{(sources: ar)}
susu – down, below, downwards, downward, underneath (su+su)
takriban – approximately, about, roughly ^{(sources: ar, sw, ja)}
tena – again, another time, once more ^{(sources: sw, hi)}
trastras – across (adverb) (tras+tras)
yexo – still, yet ^{(sources: ru, en)}

Verbs

abar – cross (go from one side to the other) ^{(sources: ar, ja)}
abri – open (verb) ^{(sources: es, fr)}
ajiba – wonder, marvel, be astonished, be amazed, astonishment, amazement ^V/N ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
aliki – hang, hang up ^{(sources: sw, ar)}
ama – love ^V/N ^{(sources: es, ar)}
amit – admit, concede, acknowledge, admission, concession, acknowledgment, acknowledgement, recognize, recognise (legally), recognition, confess, confession ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es)}
aprende – learn ^{(sources: es, fr)}
arsal – send ^{(sources: ar)}
asra – hurry, rush, hasten, haste ^V/N ^{(sources: ar)}
ban – become ^{(sources: hi)}
ban hau – improve, become better, become good
ban jixina – realize, realise, become aware, (something) occurs to (one), (something) comes to (one’s) mind
ban lal – redden, become red
ban lela – tire, become tired
banju – help ^{(sources: cmn, id)}
baugwo – wrap ^{(sources: cmn)}
bece – sell ^{(sources: hi)}
bi can – be born
bi interes – care, be interested
bomit – vomit ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
bria – shine, glow ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr, id, ru)}
bun – weave ^{(sources: hi, cmn)}
busu – kiss ^{(sources: sw, ar, es)}
can – give birth, bear, birth ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn, hi)}
cange – sing ^{(sources: cmn, fr)}
cien – delay, postpone, put off, defer, postponement, deferment ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
cinke – sneeze ^{(sources: hi, ru)}
coma – burn ^V/N ^{(sources: sw, es)}
cuci – wash ^{(sources: id, cmn)}
cuma – pick, gather ^{(sources: sw, hi, ja)}
cura – steal ^{(sources: hi, es, id)}
cwan – wear, have on (clothes and such) ^{(sources: cmn)}
cwi – blow ^{(sources: cmn)}
da – give (also used as verb-making suffix) ^V/Suf ^{(sources: es, ru, hi)}
dansa – dance ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ja, ru, sw)}
deklara – declare, declaration ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ru)}
depende – depend (on/upon), dependence ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
deskribi – describe ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
difer – differ, difference ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
diskrimin – discriminate, discrimination ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru)}
diskut – discuss, argue, dispute, discussion, argument ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
distinge – distinguish, distinction ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
duanusa – smoke (preserve or prepare by treating with smoke) (duan+usa)
emerje – appear, emerge, show up, turn up, appearance, emergence ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
enterten – entertain, amuse ^{(sources: en, es)}
entre – enter ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
estre – extract, draw (e.g. water or a weapon), pull out, take out, withdraw (e.g. money) ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
etende – extend, spread, stretch, outstretch ^{(sources: fr, en, es, sw)}
fa – do, make ^{(sources: ar, fr, ru, sw)}
fa ansios – worry, fret, concern (someone)
fa hafana – intimidate, intimidation ^V/N
fa hau – improve, make better, make good
fa lal – redden, make red
fa lela – tire, make tired
fa nica – debase, degrade, demean
fa niraxe – disappoint, let down, underwhelm
fa nuri – light, illuminate
fa obyet – subject (cause to undergo)
fa real – realize, realise, make real, carry out, live out
fa saut – sound, make a sound
fa sen – hallow, sanctify
fa silensi – silence, make silent
fa un – unite
fanci – quit, give up, abandon, desist, relinquish ^{(sources: cmn)}
fau ajiba – astonish, amaze, astound, flabbergast
fau mati – kill
faxyen – discover, find out ^{(sources: cmn)}
fikir – think, thought, thinking ^V/N ^{(sources: ar, id, sw)}
fin – end, finish, terminate, ending ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr)}
finu cwan – take off, stop wearing
formada – shape, form (verb) (forma+da)
forsa – force, compel, coerce ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
gide – lead, guide ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
go – go ^{(sources: en)}
ha – have, possess, hold (also used as verb-making suffix), there is, there are, there be (when used without a subject) ^V/Suf ^{(sources: en)}
hafa – fear, be afraid (of), be scared (of) ^V/N ^{(sources: ar, cmn, sw)}
hasir – lose ^{(sources: ar)}
hatorusa – hammer, use a hammer (on) (hatora+usa)
intasar – wait, await, wait for ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
interes – interest ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
interxwo – talk (with others), converse, conversation ^V/N (inter+xwo)
iska – search (for), look for, look (for), seek ^V/N ^{(sources: ru, es)}
ita – call ^V/N ^{(sources: sw, es)}
ixi – live, life ^V/N ^{(sources: sw, es)}
janli – stand ^{(sources: cmn)}
jawabe – answer, respond, reply, response ^V/N ^{(sources: id, ar, hi)}
jixi – know, knowledge ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
kaixi – begin, start, commence, initiate, beginning ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}
kaixu cwan – put on, don, begin to wear
kaixu janli – stand up, get up, stand
kaixu side – sit down
kamu – bite ^{(sources: ja, hi)}
katu – cut ^{(sources: ar, en, hi, ja, sw)}
keso – cough ^{(sources: cmn)}
klaim – claim ^{(sources: id, en)}
kolorda – color, colour (give color to) (kolor+da)
kombin – combine, join, combination, junction (act of combining/joining) ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es, ru)}
komiru – glance, glimpse, peep ^V/N (ko+miru)
kompensa – compensate, make up (for), compensation ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ru)}
komprende – understand, comprehend, understanding, comprehension ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
komunika – communicate, communication ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr, id)}
konfes – confess, confession ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, cmn, en, es)}
konfronta – face, confront ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
konside – consider, consideration, ponder, reflect, think over, wonder ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
konta – count ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
kontinu – continue, go on, proceed, continuation ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
kostrui – build, construct, building, construction (process) ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ru)}
kua – grow ^{(sources: sw, fr)}
kubali – agree, consent, accede, agreement ^V/N ^{(sources: sw)}
kula – eat ^{(sources: sw, ar, hi, ru)}
kusar – rot, spoil, decay, decompose, go bad, become rotten ^V/N ^{(sources: ja, hi)}
lai – come ^{(sources: cmn)}
laki – find ^{(sources: ar)}
lari – run ^{(sources: id, ar, fr)}
leta – bring ^{(sources: sw, es, hi)}
limit – limit, restrict, restriction, limitation ^V/N ^{(sources: en, fr, es)}
liste – list, listing ^V/N ^{(sources: en, fr, es, hi, ja)}
mai – buy ^{(sources: cmn, en)}
main – play ^{(sources: id, cmn)}
manan – mean, meaning, signify, significance ^V/N ^{(sources: ar, en, hi, sw)}
mati – die, death ^V/N ^{(sources: id, ar, es)}
maxa – walk ^{(sources: ar, fr)}
memorini – remember, recall, memorize (memori+ni)
minta – request, ask for ^V/N ^{(sources: id)}
miru – see, look, watch, view, look at ^{(sources: ja, es)}
mobe – move ^{(sources: es, en)}
naje – swim ^{(sources: fr, es)}
naku – cry, weep ^{(sources: ja, ar, cmn)}
namda – name, give a name to, give the name … to (nam+da)
namha – be called, have the name (nam+ha)
naruxa – violate, break, infringe, violation, breach, infringement ^V/N ^{(sources: ru, ar)}
natmobe – rise, raise, lift, elevate ^V/N (nat+mobe)
nemerje – disappear, vanish, disappearance ^V/N (ne+emerje)
nepermit – forbid, prohibit, ban, disallow, prohibition, interdiction ^V/N (ne+permit)
nide – need, require ^{(sources: en)}
nigal – swallow (verb) ^{(sources: hi)}
noku – knock ^V/N ^{(sources: en, ja)}
nomu – drink ^V/N ^{(sources: ja, es)}
nota – notice, note, remark ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr, sw)}
nulis – write ^{(sources: id, ru)}
okur – happen, occur, take place, occurrence ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, ja)}
olbida – forget ^{(sources: es, ru)}
opere – operate, operation, perform surgery ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es, id, ja, sw)}
opin – opine, think (be of the opinion that), opinion ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
otene – get, obtain ^{(sources: es, fr)}
paga – pay ^{(sources: es, ar, en)}
pakar – catch, capture, seize, grasp, grab, grip ^V/N ^{(sources: hi, es, sw)}
pakar ikan – fish, (try to) catch fish
pardon – forgive, pardon ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
pasa – pass, go by ^{(sources: es, en, fr, sw)}
pentoda – paint (apply paint to) (pento+da)
permit – allow, permit, permission ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
pertene – belong (to), pertain (to) ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
pika – cook ^{(sources: sw, hi)}
prebeni – prevent, forestall, hinder, avert, ward off, keep out, prevention ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
proba – try, attempt, taste ^V/N ^{(sources: es, id, ru)}
proteje – protect, protection ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
pruba – prove, proof ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr, hi)}
puni – punish, punishment ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
rabota – work ^{(sources: ru, es)}
rasdraji – annoy, bother, irritate, disturb, mind (with subject and object reversed, or in the passive) ^{(sources: ru, ar)}
reji – govern, rule ^{(sources: fr, cmn, es)}
repos – rest, repose ^{(sources: en, es, fr)}
respeta – respect ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
reste – stay, remain ^{(sources: fr, en)}
ripit – repeat, repetition ^V/N ^{(sources: en, es, fr, ja)}
ruka – jump, leap ^V/N ^{(sources: sw, es)}
safir – travel, journey, trip ^V/N ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
saru – leave, depart, come out, go out, get out (of) ^{(sources: ja, es)}
segi – follow ^{(sources: es, cmn, ru)}
selda – salt (add salt to) (sel+da)
senti – feel, sense ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
seronde – surround ^{(sources: en, es)}
side – sit ^{(sources: ru, en)}
sika – teach ^{(sources: hi)}
soma – read ^{(sources: sw, ja)}
sonya – dream ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
sufis – suffice, be enough ^{(sources: en, fr)}
sugo – descend, go down (su+go)
suimin – sleep ^V/N ^{(sources: ja, cmn)}
suki – like (enjoy, find attractive) ^{(sources: ja, id, ru)}
sun – hear, listen (to) ^{(sources: hi)}
supos – suppose, assume, guess ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
swagat – welcome (act, interjection) ^V/N/Intj ^{(sources: hi)}
tabakusa – smoke (a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or other tobacco product) (tabako+usa)
tamha – taste (have a certain taste) (tam+ha)
tara – fly (act) ^{(sources: ar, id)}
tarjam – translate ^{(sources: ar, id)}
taua – fold ^{(sources: ar, ja)}
telesa – slip, slide ^{(sources: sw, es)}
tenda – act, action, deed ^V/N ^{(sources: sw, id)}
tene – hold ^{(sources: es, fr)}
tenta – tempt, temptation ^V/N ^{(sources: es, fr)}
tiba – arrive ^{(sources: id, es, sw)}
tinji – stop, halt ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn)}
tira – throw ^{(sources: es, en, ru, sw)}
toma – take ^{(sources: es, ja, sw)}
tombe – fall, fall down, come down, drop, tumble ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, id)}
tortur – torture ^V/N ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
trata – treat, treatment ^V/N ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
troga – touch ^V/N ^{(sources: ru, es)}
tuke – spit ^{(sources: hi, cmn)}
turne – turn ^{(sources: fr, en)}
usa – use, apply, employ, utilise, utilize, make use (of), employment, utilisation, utilization (also used as verb-making suffix) ^V/N/Suf ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
watada – water, give water to (wata+da)
weka – put, place ^{(sources: sw, ar, id)}
wen – ask ^{(sources: cmn)}
xi ansios – worry, fret, be anxious, be worried, be troubled
xi ji, jieha – hunger, be hungry (jie+ha)
xi pyasi, pyasha – thirst, be thirsty (pyas+ha)
xi susesi – succeed, be successful, manage (to do something)
xikar – scold, rebuke, chide, berate ^V/N ^{(sources: ja, hi)}
xukur – thank, thanks, thank you ^V/N/Intj ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
xwo – speak, say, talk, speech, converse, conversation ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn)}
xyau – laugh ^{(sources: cmn)}
xyende – seem, look, appear, look like ^{(sources: cmn)}
yau – want, desire, will ^V/N ^{(sources: cmn, id)}

Auxiliary verbs

ba debe – should, ought
bisa – can, may, be able to ^{(sources: id, sw)}
debe – must, have to, duty, obligation ^Aux/N ^{(sources: es, cmn)}
fau – do, make (auxiliary version of ‘fa’) (fa+u)
finu – end, finish, terminate (auxiliary version of ‘fin’) (fin+u)
kaixu – begin, start, commence, initiate (auxiliary version of ‘kaixi’) (kaixi+u)
kontinut – continue, go on, proceed, on, keep (doing – auxiliary version of ‘kontinu’) (kontinu+t)
suku – like (auxiliary version of ‘suki’) (suki+u)

Particles

ba – would (marks the irrealis: something that is uncertain or doubtful) ^{(sources: ja, ru)}
bi – be …-ed (forms the passive voice) ^{(sources: en, cmn, id, ru)}
du – (marks commands and requests, like Go! or Let’s do it!) ^{(sources: en)}
ga – will, shall (indicates the future tense) ^{(sources: hi, ar, es, fr, sw)}
ka – yes-no (added at the end of statements to turn them into yes-no questions) ^{(sources: id, ja, ar, cmn, hi)}
ki – -‘s (expresses possession like ‘de’, but with the arguments reversed) ^{(sources: hi, cmn)}
ku – -ly (turns adjectives into adverbs) ^{(sources: ja, hi)}
li – -ed (indicates the past tense) ^{(sources: ru, sw, es, hi)}
li ba – would have (marks counterfactuals: something that can no longer become true)
na – (indicates the present tense) ^{(sources: sw)}
sai – be …-ing (marks the progressive aspect) ^{(sources: cmn)}
tu – to, -ing (marks the infinitive or gerund: to dance/dancing) ^{(sources: en, id, ru, sw)}

Quantifiers

ingi – many, much, a lot, very, so, how ^{(sources: sw, ru)}
kam – how much, how many, how (degree) ^{(sources: ar)}
malo – few, little, a little ^{(sources: ru, hi)}
mas – more, -er (used as quantifier and in comparisons), another (one more), other, others (more), furthermore, moreover ^{(sources: es)}
mas … mas … – the (in: the … the …), the more … the more …
men – less, fewer ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
no – not, no, be not, am not, are not, is not (negated copula), neither (used with ‘nor’) ^Quant/V ^{(sources: es, en, fr, hi, ru)}
ol – all, wholly, entirely, fully, totally, quite ^{(sources: en)}
ol do – both
ol mas – most, -est (superlative)
ol men – least
ol no – not at all
sugi – too, too much, too many ^{(sources: ja)}
tan – as, as much, as many, so ^{(sources: es, ru)}
un mas – another, one more
xi – yes, indeed, be, am, are, is (copula) ^Quant/V ^{(sources: cmn, ar, es, fr)}
xye – some (a certain number or part of), somewhat ^{(sources: cmn)}
yo – -s, -es (optional plural marker) ^{(sources: hi, ru)}

Selectors

aru – certain, some ^{(sources: ja)}
de ke, ke ki – whose
eni – any, whichever ^{(sources: en, ja)}
kada – every, each, either ^{(sources: es, ja, ru, sw)}
ke – what, who, that, which, whom ^{(sources: es, fr, cmn)}
otra – other, another ^{(sources: es, ar, fr, hi)}
sama – same ^{(sources: id, en, sw)}
si – this, these ^{(sources: cmn, fr, sw)}
ta – that, those ^{(sources: ru, ar, cmn, hi)}

Pronouns

de it, it, it ki – its
de le, le, le ki – their
de mi, mi, mi ki – my
de nas, nas, nas ki – our
de ti, ti, ti ki – your (singular)
de tum, tum, tum ki – your (plural)
de ya, ya, ya ki – his, her
it – it ^{(sources: en, fr, id, ru)}
le – they, them ^{(sources: fr, en, hi)}
mi – I, me ^{(sources: en, ar, es, fr, hi, ru, sw)}
nas – we, us ^{(sources: ru, ar, en, es)}
no de le – neither, none (of them)
no eni – none, not any
on – one, you (impersonal, generic) ^{(sources: fr, en)}
sem – myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, themselves, oneself (used reflexively and for emphasis), own ^{(sources: ru, en, es, fr)}
si yan – this one, (the) latter (the person or object mentioned last)
ta yan – that one, (the) former (the person or object mentioned next to last)
ti – you (singular) ^{(sources: es, ru, ar, cmn, fr, hi)}
tum – you (plural) ^{(sources: hi, ar)}
unotra – each other, one another (un+otra)
ya – he, she ^{(sources: hi, ar, cmn, es, id, ja)}
ya ke – he who, she who, the one who
yan – one, the one (impersonal pronoun) ^{(sources: id, en)}

Numbers

siro – zero ^{(sources: en, ar, es, fr, ja, sw)}
aual – first ^{(sources: ar, hi)}
un – one, first ^{(sources: es, fr)}
do – two, second ^{(sources: fr, hi, es)}
demi – half, demi-, semi-, hemi- ^{(sources: fr, en, es)}
tri – three, third ^{(sources: en, hi, ru, es, fr)}
tret – third (fraction) ^{(sources: ru, fr)}
katre – four, fourth ^{(sources: fr, es, hi)}
tano – five, fifth ^{(sources: sw, hi)}
sis – six, sixth ^{(sources: en, fr, ar, es, sw)}
set – seven, seventh ^{(sources: fr, es, hi, ru)}
at – eight, eighth ^{(sources: hi, en)}
tisa – nine, ninth ^{(sources: ar, sw)}
des – ten, tenth ^{(sources: es, fr, hi, ru)}
des un – eleven
des do – twelve, twelfth
des tri – thirteen
des katre – fourteen
des tano – fifteen
des sis – sixteen
des set – seventeen
des at – eighteen
des tisa – nineteen
dodes – twenty, twentieth (do+des)
trides – thirty, thirtieth (tri+des)
katredes – forty (katre+des)
tanodes – fifty (tano+des)
sisdes – sixty (sis+des)
setdes – seventy (set+des)
atdes – eighty (at+des)
tisades – ninety (tisa+des)
sento – hundred ^{(sources: es, fr, ru)}
mil – thousand ^{(sources: es, fr)}
milyon – million ^{(sources: fr, ar, en, es, ru, sw)}

Prepositions

a – to (target or recipient), until, till, by (not later than) ^{(sources: es, fr)}
an – about, concerning, regarding, toward, towards, on, of ^{(sources: ar, id)}
be – by (agent of a passive verb or creator of a work) ^{(sources: cmn, ar, en, fr, hi)}
bina – without ^{(sources: hi, ar, es, sw)}
cem – than, as, compared to (used in comparisons) ^{(sources: ru)}
de – of, from, out of, since (time) ^{(sources: cmn, es, fr, hi)}
duran – during ^{(sources: fr, en, es, hi)}
gen – with, together with, having ^{(sources: cmn)}
gi – for, toward, towards, for the benefit of ^{(sources: ar, cmn, id)}
gi tu – in order to, to
i – (optional subject marker) ^{(sources: ko)}
inter – between, among, inter- ^Prep/Pref ^{(sources: es, fr, id, ru, en, hi, ja)}
malgre – despite, in spite of, notwithstanding ^{(sources: fr, es)}
nat – above, over (higher than and normally not touching) ^{(sources: ru)}
ni – in, at, on ^{(sources: ja, sw, ar, cmn)}
ni byen – beside, next to, by
ni karibe – near, close by, close to
ni segi – along
ni seronde – around, about
ni sima – on, on top of (touching the upper surface)
ni troga – against (in physical contact with)
no de – none of, neither
o – (optional object marker) ^{(sources: ja)}
ol de – whole, entire, full, total, all of
por – for, due to, out of, because of, for the sake of ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
pos – after, post-, in (e.g. in three hours), later (e.g. two weeks later), behind (in time or space) ^Prep/Pref ^{(sources: es, en, fr, ru)}
pre – before, pre-, in front of (in time or space), ago ^Prep/Pref ^{(sources: es, fr, en, id, ru)}
su – under, below, sub-, under-, underneath ^Prep/Pref ^{(sources: fr, cmn, en, es, id, ru)}
yon – with, by, by means of, using, via, through ^{(sources: cmn, es)}

Prepositional phrases

bina cien – immediate, immediately, instant, instantly, without delay
bina suses – in vain, vain, vainly, without success
kom ta – such, like that
ni tem – in time
ni tem esata – just in time
por ta – therefore, hence, thus, so, consequently, as a result, accordingly

Conjunctions

a to – until, till (introducing a clause)
au – or, either (in: either … or) ^{(sources: ar, sw, es, fr, id)}
bal – but, although, however, nevertheless, though ^{(sources: ar, en, sw)}
de to – since (a given time, introducing a clause)
duran to – while, as
kese – how ^{(sources: hi)}
kom – as, like, such as ^Conj/Prep ^{(sources: fr, ar, es, sw)}
malgre to – although, even though, though, albeit, notwithstanding (that)
nor – nor ^{(sources: en)}
por to – because, since (giving a reason, followed by a clause)
pos to – after (introducing a clause)
pre to – before (introducing a clause)
se – if, whether ^{(sources: es, fr)}
se … no – unless, if not
to – that (introduces a subordinate clause) ^{(sources: ja, ru)}
wa – and, both (in: both … and) ^{(sources: ar, hi, ja, ru, sw)}

Prefixes

anti – anti-, against, with (against) ^Pref/Prep ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru, cmn, ja)}
cis- – cis- ^{(sources: id, en, es, fr, ja, ru)}
estra – extra-, outside ^Pref/Prep ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru)}
ko- – -y, -ling, -let, -ette, -ie (diminutive: smaller or weaker version) ^{(sources: ja, ru, es, sw)}
ma- – (prefix that can be used to mark individuals as male)
ne- – non-, un-, in-, dis- ^{(sources: ru, cmn, es)}
tras – trans-, across, through (to, from or on the other side of) ^Pref/Prep ^{(sources: es, en, fr, id, ja, ru)}
we- – -ess (prefix that can be used to mark individuals as female)
yu- – (prefix marking a young, not yet fully grown member of a species or group) ^{(sources: cmn, ja)}

Suffixes

-aje – -age (thing that does something) ^{(sources: en, fr, es)}
-bal – -able, -ible (fit to be done, deserving to be done, worthy of)
-el – (suffix selecting an element of a whole)
-eria – -ery (a place where something takes place or is sold or exhibited or where services related to it are offered) ^{(sources: es, en, fr)}
-i – -an, -al, -ic, -ine (forms adjectives from nouns or verbs: related to, affected by, characterized by, applying throughout) ^{(sources: ar, hi, ru, en)}
-ible – -able, -ible (able to be done) ^{(sources: es, fr, en)}
-in – -ite (specifies the object or typical object of an act) ^{(sources: cmn, en, id, ja)}
-isme – -ism (ideology, belief or movement) ^{(sources: fr, id, ru, en, es, ja)}
-istan, -astan – -stan, -istan ^{(sources: es, hi, ru, ar, cmn, en, fr, id, ja, sw)}
-ja – -er (person who does something, whether currently, frequently, or professionally) ^{(sources: cmn, en, ja)}
-lan – -land ^{(sources: cmn, ar, en, es, fr, hi, id, ru)}
-nari – -nary, -ary (suffix for number systems and arity) ^{(sources: en, es, fr, id, ru)}
-nes – -ness, -hood, -ship, -ity, -itude, -dom (forms abstract nouns expressing a state or quality) ^{(sources: en, fr, ru)}
-ori – (suffix used to derive colors)
-u, -t – (turns verb into auxiliary verb, indicating that another verb will follow; -t is used with verbs ending in a simple -u)

Interjections

cao – goodbye, bye ^{(sources: es, ru)}
den can hapi – happy birthday
den hau – good morning, good day (used as greeting throughout the day)
nait hau – good night
oi – oh, why (indicates surprise or other emotions) ^{(sources: ru, cmn, en, es, fr, hi, id, ja)}
oi bura – oh dear
salam – hello, good day ^{(sources: ar, hi, id, sw, fr, ru)}
suba hau – good morning (used as greeting until around noon)

Phrases

Krismas hapi, Can Kristo hapi – merry Christmas
mi ama ti – I love you
mi no jixi – I don’t know
nam mi xi – my name is
nam ti xi ke – what is your name, what’s your name
nyen naya hapi – happy New Year
pre lon lon, un kai ha – once upon a time (typical beginning of fairy tales and such)
ti xi kese – how are you

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