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1 | Afrihili | S. | IPA - phonetics | English | Technical | Questions | Synonyms | |||||
2 | adu | adu | /æ.du/ | noun | tooth | Hard structure in mouth for chewing | ||||||
3 | afeka | afeeka | /æ.feɪ̯.kæ/ | noun form | countries | Multiple sovereign states | ||||||
4 | afi | afi | /æ.fɪ/ | noun | year | A calendar unit of about 365 days | ||||||
5 | afidi | afidi | /æ.fɪ.dɪ/ | noun | machine | Automatic device | ||||||
6 | afimadi | afimadi | /æ.fɪ.mæ.dɪ/ | noun | machinist | A worker checking machines | ||||||
7 | Ɛl-Afrihili | afrihili eul | /ɛl.æfrɪ.hɪ.lɪ/ | prop. noun | Afrihili (language) | The conlang Afrihili itself | ISO 639: afh | |||||
8 | Afrika | afrika | /æfrɪ.kæ/ | prop. noun | Africa | The continent Africa, south of Europe | UN M49: 002 | |||||
9 | li-afrika | afrika li | /lɪ.æfrɪ.kæ/ | adjective | African | Something pertaining to Africa | ||||||
10 | omu-afrika | afrika oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.æfrɪ.kæ/ | prop. noun | African (citizen) | A citizen of a country in Africa | ||||||
11 | agupi | agupi | /æ.ɡu.pɪ/ | noun | husband | A male spouse | ||||||
12 | ajamana | ajamana | /æ.d͡ʒæ.mæ.næ/ | noun form | states | Multiple sovereign polities | ||||||
13 | ajamano | ajamanoo | /æ.d͡ʒæ.mæ.noʊ̯/ | noun | head of state | The leader of a state | Does it imply gender? | |||||
14 | ajamura | ajamura | /æ.d͡ʒæ.mu.ræ/ | noun form | presidents | Multiple leaders of republics | Does it imply gender? | |||||
15 | ajamuri | ajamuri | /æ.d͡ʒæ.mu.rɪ/ | noun | republic | |||||||
16 | akamamba | akamamba | /æ.kæ.mæ.mbæ/ | noun form | bankers | Multiple workers in banks | ||||||
17 | akamba | akamba | /æ.kæ.mbæ/ | noun form | banks | Multiple establishments of money | ||||||
18 | akuetu | akueetu | /æ.ku.eɪ̯.tu/ | noun | friend | A non-relative who one enjoys the company of | ||||||
19 | akukuo | akukuoo | /æ.ku.ku.oʊ̯/ | noun | paper | A sheet intended for writing and illustrations | ||||||
20 | akulima | akulima | /æ.ku.lɪ.mæ/ | noun form | agricultures | Multiple sets of cultivated grounds | ||||||
21 | akulimama | akulimama | /æ.ku.lɪ.mæ.mæ/ | noun form | agriculturists | Multiple workers of agriculture | ||||||
22 | alamba | alamba | /æ.læ.mbæ/ | noun form | dresses | Multiple garments worn on the upper body with a skirt below the waist | ||||||
23 | Algiri | algiri | /æl.ɡɪ.rɪ/ | prop. noun | Algeria | A country in Africa | ISO 3166: DZ | |||||
24 | li-algiri | algiri li | /lɪ.æl.ɡɪ.rɪ/ | adjective | Algerian | Something pertaining to Algeria | ||||||
25 | omu-algiri | algiri oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.æl.ɡɪ.rɪ/ | prop. noun | Algerian (citizen) | A citizen of Algeria | ||||||
26 | alu | alu | /æ.lu/ | noun | day | A calendar unit of 24 hours | ||||||
27 | aluga | aluga | /æ.lu.ɡæ/ | noun form | languages | Multiple sets of words and methods of communication | ||||||
28 | aluganda | aluganda | /æ.lu.ɡæn.dæ/ | noun form | dialects | Multiple varieties of languages with minor differences from their parent laguage | ||||||
29 | amadu | amadu | /æ.mæ.du/ | noun | dentist | A worker checking teeth | ||||||
30 | amai | amai | /æ.mæ.ɪ/ | noun | mother | Female parent | ||||||
31 | amanushu | amanushu | /æ.mæ.nu.ʃu/ | noun | zoologist | A person who studies zoology | ||||||
32 | Amerika | ameerika | /æ.meɪ̯.rɪ.kæ/ | prop. noun | the Americas | The continents of North and South America | UN M49: 019 | |||||
33 | Amerika | ameerika | /æ.meɪ̯.rɪ.kæ/ | prop. noun | United States of America (USA) | A country in North America | ISO 3166: US | |||||
34 | li-amerika | ameerika li | /lɪ.æ.meɪ̯.rɪ.kæ/ | adjective | American | Something pertaining to the Americas | ||||||
35 | li-amerika | ameerika li | /lɪ.æ.meɪ̯.rɪ.kæ/ | adjective | American | Something pertaining to United States of America (USA) | ||||||
36 | omu-amerika | ameerika oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.æ.meɪ̯.rɪ.kæ/ | prop. noun | American (citizen) | A citizen of a country in the Americas | ||||||
37 | omu-amerika | ameerika oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.æ.meɪ̯.rɪ.kæ/ | prop. noun | American (citizen) | A citizen of United States of America (USA) | ||||||
38 | amio | amioo | /æ.mɪ.oʊ̯/ | noun | mother-in-law | One's spouse's mother | ||||||
39 | amkamate | amkamatee | /æm.kæ.mæ.teɪ̯/ | noun | baker | A worker making bread | ||||||
40 | amkate | amkatee | /æm.kæ.teɪ̯/ | noun | bread | Baked dough | ||||||
41 | amukama | amukama | /æ.mu.kæ.mæ/ | noun form | kings | Multiple male leaders of kingdoms / The husbands of royal leaders | ||||||
42 | amukamava | amukamava | /æ.mu.kæ.mæ.væ/ | noun form | princes | Multiple male children of a royalties | ||||||
43 | amukamo | amukamoo | /æ.mu.kæ.moʊ̯/ | noun | kingdom | A region ruled by a royalty | Does it imply gender? | |||||
44 | Angola | angoola | /æŋ.ɡoʊ̯.læ/ | prop. noun | Angola | A country in Africa | ISO 3166: AO | |||||
45 | li-angola | angoola li | /lɪ.æŋ.ɡoʊ̯.læ/ | adjective | Angolan | Something pertaining to Angola | ||||||
46 | omu-angola | angoola oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.æŋ.ɡoʊ̯.læ/ | prop. noun | Angolan (citizen) | A citizen of Angola | ||||||
47 | anta | anta | /æn.tæ/ | noun form | sisters | Multiple female siblings | ||||||
48 | antio | antioo | /æn.tɪ.oʊ̯/ | noun form | sisters-in-law | Multiple of one's spouses' sisters / Multiple of one's sisters' spouses | ||||||
49 | anu | anu | /æ.nu/ | noun | animal | Mobile organism that consumes other organisms | ||||||
50 | anushu | anushu | /æ.nu.ʃu/ | noun | zoology | The biology of the animal kingdom | ||||||
51 | apai | apai | /æ.pæ.ɪ/ | noun | father | Male parent | ||||||
52 | apio | apioo | /æ.pɪ.oʊ̯/ | noun | father-in-law | One's spouse's father | ||||||
53 | arabiya | arabiya | /æ.ræ.bɪ.jæ/ | noun form | cars | Multiple vehicles with wheels moving independently | ||||||
54 | arabiyado | arabiyadoo | /æ.ræ.bɪ.jæ.doʊ̯/ | noun | lorry, truck | A vehicle for transporting goods | ||||||
55 | aranda | aranda | /æ.ræn.dæ/ | noun form | taxis | Multiple car ride services to send people to locations | ||||||
56 | asepemai | aseepeemai | /æ.seɪ̯.peɪ̯.mæ.ɪ/ | noun | step-mother | One's parent's wife, who isn't one's mother | ||||||
57 | asepentio | aseepeentioo | /æ.seɪ̯.peɪ̯n.tɪ.oʊ̯/ | noun form | step-sisters | Multiple of one's parents' daughters, who isn't one's sisters | ||||||
58 | asepepai | aseepeepai | /æ.seɪ̯.peɪ̯.pæ.ɪ/ | noun | step-father | One's parent's husband, who isn't one's father | ||||||
59 | ature | aturee | /æ.tu.reɪ̯/ | noun | flower | Colourful plant, usually with sepals, petals, stamens and/or pistils | ||||||
60 | aturesine | atureesinee | /æ.tu.reɪ̯.sɪ.neɪ̯/ | noun | bouquet of flowers | A collection of flowers | ||||||
61 | Azania | azania | /æ.zæ.nɪ.æ/ | prop. noun | South Africa | A country in Africa | ISO 3166: ZA | |||||
62 | li-azania | azania li | /lɪ.æ.zæ.nɪ.æ/ | adjective | South African | Something pertaining to South Africa | ||||||
63 | omu-azania | azania oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.æ.zæ.nɪ.æ/ | prop. noun | South African (citizen) | A citizen of South Africa | ||||||
64 | badaga | badaga | /bæ.dæ.ɡæ/ | verb form | to start cuting | Verb form, setting out / starting to make an incision, to separate, split | ||||||
65 | badiji | badiji | /bæ.dɪ.d͡ʒɪ/ | numeral | two fifths | Fraction | 2/5, 0.4 | |||||
66 | bafa | bafa | /bæ.fæ/ | verb form | to start taking | Verb form, setting out / starting to take possession, to seize | ||||||
67 | bafale | bafalee | /bæ.fæ.leɪ̯/ | verb form | to start looking | Verb form, setting out / starting to pay attention with one's vision | ||||||
68 | bafito | bafitoo | /bæ.fɪ.toʊ̯/ | numeral | two sevenths | Fraction | 2/7, 0.285... | |||||
69 | Bahamas | bahamas | /bæ.hæ.mæs/ | prop. noun | the Bahamas | A country in the Caribbean | ISO 3166: BS | |||||
70 | li-bahamas | bahamas li | /lɪ.bæ.hæ.mæs/ | adjective | Bahamian | Something pertaining to the Bahamas | ||||||
71 | omu-bahamas | bahamas oomu | /oʊ̯.mu.bæ.hæ.mæs/ | prop. noun | Bahamian (citizen) | A citizen of the Bahamas | ||||||
72 | bahudu | bahudu | /bæ.hu.du/ | numeral | two fourths, two quarters | Fraction | 2/4, 0.5 | |||||
73 | bakabe | bakabee | /bæ.kæ.beɪ̯/ | verb form | to start advising | Verb form, setting out / starting to offer an opinion, a recommendation | ||||||
74 | bakarati | bakarati | /bæ.kæ.ræ.tɪ/ | verb form | to start harvesting | Verb form, setting out / starting to gather crops and fruits | ||||||
75 | bakasuba | bakasuba | /bæ.kæ.su.bæ/ | verb form | to start abusing | Verb form, setting out / starting to treat improperly, unjust, wrongfully | ||||||
76 | baliya | baliya | /bæ.lɪ.jæ/ | noun | midnight | At the middle of the night | ISO 8601 T00:00 | |||||
77 | bamani | bamani | /bæ.mæ.nɪ/ | verb form | to start posting | Verb form, setting out / starting to | In what ways do you post? | |||||
78 | bambi | bambi | /bæ.mbɪ/ | adjective | rose (colour) | |||||||
79 | banane | bananee | /bæ.næ.neɪ̯/ | numeral | two eighths | Fraction | 2/8, 0.25 | |||||
80 | banazegi | banazeegi | /bæ.næ.zeɪ̯.ɡɪ/ | adjective | violet (colour) | |||||||
81 | bapanda | bapanda | /bæ.pæn.dæ/ | verb form | to start climbing | Verb form, setting out / starting to ascend an object | ||||||
82 | bapari | bapari | /bæ.pæ.rɪ/ | verb form | to start finishing | Verb form, setting out / starting to complete | ||||||
83 | barɛ | bareu | /bæ.rɛ/ | adverb | secondly | Adverbal ordinal number | ||||||
84 | bari | bari | /bæ.rɪ/ | numeral | two | Cardinal value | 2 | |||||
85 | bari cha sade | bari cha sadee | /bæ.rɪ t͡ʃæ sæ.deɪ̯/ | phrase | two minus three | Mathematical equation, two subtracted by three | 2−3 | |||||
86 | bari o sade | bari oo sadee | /bæ.rɪ oʊ̯ sæ.deɪ̯/ | phrase | two times three | Mathematical equation, two multiplied by three | 2×3 | |||||
87 | bari si sade | bari si sadee | /bæ.rɪ sɪ sæ.deɪ̯/ | phrase | two over three | Mathematical equation, two divided by three | 2÷3 | |||||
88 | barina | barina | /bæ.rɪ.næ/ | adjective | second | Ordinal number | 2. | |||||
89 | basa | basa | /bæ.sæ/ | verb form | to start buying | Verb form, setting out / starting to receive goods in exchange for money | ||||||
90 | basache | basachee | /bæ.sæ.t͡ʃeɪ̯/ | verb form | to start robing | Verb form, setting out / starting to steal from someone/something | ||||||
91 | basade | basadee | /bæ.sæ.deɪ̯/ | numeral | two thirds | Fraction | 2/3, 0.666... | |||||
92 | basauka | basauka | /bæ.sæ.u.kæ/ | verb form | to start crossing | Verb form, setting out / starting to | In what ways do you cross? | |||||
93 | basaya | basaya | /bæ.sæ.jæ/ | verb form | to start selling | Verb form, setting out / starting to transfer goods in exchange for money | ||||||
94 | baseta | baseeta | /bæ.seɪ̯.tæ/ | numeral | two sixths | Fraction | 2/6, 0.333... | |||||
95 | batolu | batoolu | /bæ.toʊ̯.lu/ | numeral | two ninths | Fraction | 2/9, 0.222... | |||||
96 | bawa | bawa | /bæ.wæ/ | verb form | to start coming | Verb form, setting out / starting to more towards speaker/listener | ||||||
97 | bawanka | bawanka | /bæ.wænkæ/ | verb form | to start washing | Verb form, setting out / starting to clean | ||||||
98 | bawawi | bawawi | /bæ.wæ.wɪ/ | verb form | to start becoming | Verb form, setting out / starting to turn into | ||||||
99 | bayari | bayari | /bæ.jæ.rɪ/ | verb form | to start sicking | Verb form, setting out / starting to be in poor health | ||||||
100 | bazangi | bazangi | /bæ.zæŋ.ɡɪ/ | verb form | to start needing | Verb form, setting out / starting to require something | ||||||