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Lemma (1204)Standard IPAKuoma IPAPoSEnglishGermanStemAlt. FormsDeclensionOld RiyanProto-RiyanicProto-HirdicPL. LemmaPL. Root (610)EtymologyGeneral NotesDateOrderRiyanEnglishGerman
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ararɑrnumeralone (1)eins (1)ar*áră*ásəs*ʔas-as*ʔas- "one"2024-01-141Fúla túnd skoi í ar.You can only pick one.Sie können nur einen auswählen.
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fulfylfʏlverbto beseinn-nao, no (1SG COLLQ)fuld, ful*fúlădă "to be"*p̄ɯl-
*snat-
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*pɯl- "to be"
*(s)natʼ- "to become"
most conjugated finite forms from snat- "to become"2024-01-142Na bio, jo na.It is what it is.Es ist, was es ist.
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moișmiʃmɪʃadjectivegoodgutmoiș*móis̱i*mɔ́jic̱jis "good"*maɟ-icj-is*maɟ- "to suit"2024-01-143Na moiș e na șaoníd paole.It's good that you're writing again.Es ist gut, dass du wieder schreibst.
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laŗlaɣlɑwˤnounkitchenKüchelag-lag*lágǎ "kitchen"*lǽkhəs "hearth"*lækʰ-æs*læ(j)kʰ- "hearth, spirit, soul"2024-01-144Naŗ piogíd í uŗe la laŗ.I'm baking a cake in the kitchen.Ich backe einen Kuchen in der Küche.
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hairhɛrhɛrnounmonth; (dated) moonMonat; (va.) Mondhair*hairă "month, moon"*hɛ̄́ḏəs "moon"*hæjd-æs*hæjd- "moon"2024-01-145Na lú nannaor la hair er Ríŗâs.There are five weeks in a month in Riyana.Ein Monat hat fünf Wochen in Rianien.
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kureˈkyrɛˈkyrənounhouseHauskureih-kurēh*kurḗhi*khurḗḵis "building, house"*kʰo-rejk-es*rejk- "to cover"2024-01-146Na río dimúŗ kuríh saonynt.The house was built last year.Das Haus wurde letztes Jahr gebaut.
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nuroˈnyrɔˈnyrɔnounpaint, dyeFarbe, Farbstoffnuru*núrwu*núrwus*now<r>-os*now- "spotty, coloured"metathesis occured in proto-hirdic2024-01-147
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HirzaiˈhərzɛˈhərzənounRadestriaRadestrienhirðai*ḵírḏai*ḵirḏɛ́ḵjis*ki<gr̥>d-ǽkje-s*kɯd- "hard"2024-01-148
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feistfistfɪstnounmonarchMonarchfēst*féisti*p̄éŋiskthis "king"*peŋ-esk-tʰ-es*peŋ- "to beget"2024-01-149
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spistspəstspəstverbto measuremessenspiz-spist*spíḏădă*spidh-*spidʱ-*spidʱ- "to measure"2024-01-1410
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șaondʃɔndʃɔndverbto writeschreibenșaon-șaond*s̱ɤ́nădă*c̱ɤ̄n- "to write"*cajn-*cajn- "to scratch"2024-01-1411
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hrirâsˈr̥əraːsˈr̥əræsnounforestWaldhriranþ*ḵrăránṯă*ḵrəḏǽnṯəs "forest"*k<r̥>d-ǽnt-æs*kɯd- "hard"2024-01-1412
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vaenișˈvanəʃˈvɑnəʃadjectivenewneuvæniș*vǽnis̱i*bhɛ́nic̱jis*bʱæn-ece-s*bʱæ(j)n- "new"2024-01-1513
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ŗulúsˈɣylusˈjylusnounnew yearNeujahrŗylūð*ḡýlūḏu*ŋýlūdhɯs*ŋyl-ɯwdʱɯs*ŋyl- "to turn"2024-01-1514
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hírhirhɪrnounletterBriefþīr*ṯíhiri "page, letter"*ṯíṯisis*ti~tis-is*tis- "leaf"2024-01-1515
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ŗarișˈɣarəʃˈjɑrəʃnounbiggroßŗariș*ḡáris̱i*ḡɔ́ric̱jis*gar-icj-is*gar- "big"2024-01-1516
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staihstɛhstɛhnounleaf; piece (of paper)Blattstaih-stāh*stā́hă*stáṯəḵəs "leaf"*stat-ak-as*stat- "grow"2024-01-1517
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huŗeˈhyɣɛˈhyjənounpie, pastryGebäck, Kuchenhuŗin-huŗen*ḵuḡéni*ḵughénis "cake, pie"*kugʱ-én-es*kewgʱ- "to roast, bake, fry"2024-01-1518
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huŗinairˈhyɣənɛrˈhyjənɛrnouncroissantHörnchen, Croissanthuŗen hairhuŗe "pastry" + hair "moon"2024-01-1519
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zideˈzədɛˈzədənounpeak, summitGipfelðidī*ḏídihi*ḏítiḵis "peak, summit"*ditʼ-ik-is*ditʼ- "to protrude"2024-01-1520
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kylbeˈkɨlbɛˈkœʏlbənounalcoholAlkoholkȳlbim*kȳ́lbimi*khȳ́lbhimis "alcohol"*kʰewlbʱ=him-is*kʰewlbʱ- "wine"2024-01-1521
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kulvjoˈkylvjɔˈkʏlvjɔnounvodka, spiritWodkakulbjo*kúlbgo*kulbhghós "strong spirit"*kʰulbʱ-gʱó-s*kʰewlbʱ- "wine"2024-01-1522
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ZidíŗˈzədiɣˈzədɪwˤnounZidíŗ (lesbian poet's island)Zidíŗðidīŗ*ḏídihḡoproto-riyanic term from *ḏídihi "peak" (see zide) + *-ḡo (augmentative)2024-01-1523
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dívilˈdivəlˈdivəladjectivelesbian; from Ðidíŗlesbischðidīŗil*ḏídihḡilishortened by around 1700 AD from ðidívil to dívil; surface analysis from Ðidíŗ + -il (nationality)2024-01-1524
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fúntfuntfuntnounseedSamenfōnt*fṓntu*p̄ṓnthus*pown-tʰ-os*pown- "to sow"2024-01-1525
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Kuomaˈku̯ɔmaˈku̯ɔmɑnounKuoma (capital city of Riyana)KuomaKuvaoman*Kuváumănă*Khubhɔ̄́mənəs*kʰo-bʱawm-an-as*bʱawm- "marsh, bog"early modern riyan kuvaomā became kuvaoma by the 16th century and the /v/ was typically deleted by the 17th century; used to be spelled Kuaoma, but was standardised as Kuoma despite the etymology of the vowel2024-01-1526
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fúțaŗˈfutʃaɣˈfutʃɑwˤnoun(uncountable) semenSpermafōnțaŗ*fṓnc̱ăḡăsurface analysis: fúnt "seed" + -jaŗ (diminutive)2024-01-1527
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d̦iogadˈdʒiu̯gadˈdʒɪu̯gɑdverbto clump, curdle, coagulate, thickenverklumpen, koagulierend̦iogad*ẕǿgădă*dø̄k-*ⁿdæwkʼ-*ⁿdæwkʼ- "to clump, form a ball"2024-01-1528
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d̦iosdʒiu̯sdʒɪu̯snouncurdQuarkd̦iot-d̦iot*ẕǿktă*dø̄́kthəs*ⁿdæwkʼ-tʰ-æs*ⁿdæwkʼ- "to clump, form a ball"2024-01-1529
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nad̦iosˈnadʒiu̯sˈnɑdʒɪu̯snouncowardFeiglingnad̦iot-nad̦iotfrom na- (like) + d̦iot "curd", originally referring to anything soft or undependable (like curd); the meaning of "coward" came into use by around the 12th century2024-01-1530
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fereˈfɛrɛˈfɛrənounbrainGehirnferī*férihi*p̄éḏiḵis*ped-ek-es*ped- "head"2024-01-1531
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d̦iofireˈdʒiu̯fərɛˈdʒɪu̯fərənoun(colloquial) idiot, stupid personIdiotattested from the early 19th century, originally childish in tone; from d̦iot "curd" + fere "brain"2024-01-1532
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falfalfɑlnounbeanBohnefal*fálă*p̄áləs "bean"*pal-as*pal- "bean"2024-01-1533
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failfɛlfɛlnounpeaErbsefahal*fáhălă*p̄áp̄ələs "pea"*pa~pal-as*pal- "bean"sporadic loss of /h/ from old riyan fahal2024-01-1534
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skantskantskɑntnounmanMannskant*skántă*skámthəs "man, husband"*skam-tʰ-as*skam- "man"2024-01-1535
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vjaorvjɔrvjɔrnounwomanFrauvjaod-vjaod*vjɤ́dă*bhɤ̄́thəs "woman, wife"*bʱaj-tʰ-as*bʱaj- "woman"2024-01-1536
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skanișˈskanəʃˈskɑnəʃadjective(gradable) masculine, mascmännlichskaniș*skánis̱isurface analysis: skant "man" + -iș (adjective)2024-01-1537
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vjaodișˈvjɔdəʃˈvjɔdəʃadjective(gradable) feminine, femmeweiblichvjaodiș*vjɤ́dis̱isurface analysis: vjaor "woman" + -iș (adjective)2024-01-1538
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skanilˈskanəlˈskanəladjective(non-gradable) male, masculine; (grammar) masculinemännlichskanil*skánilisurface analysis: skant "man" + -il (adjective)2024-01-1539
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vjaodilˈvjɔdəlˈvjɔdəladjective(non-gradable) female, feminine; (grammar) feminineweiblichvjaodil*vjɤ́dilisurface analysis: vjaor "woman" + -il (adjective)2024-01-1540
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vryndvrɨndvrœʏndnounlanguage; (dated) tongue; (South Riyana) Riyan (school subject)Sprache; (va.) Zungevrɨnd*vrɨ́ndo*bhrəndhós "tongue, language"*bʱr̥n-dʱó-s*bʱɯrn- "tongue"the sense of the school subject is limited to South Riyana, influenced by the similar usage in Radestrian for Radestrian language lessons2024-01-1541
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vuraˈvyraˈvyrɑnounnounSubstantivvuram-vuram*vúrami "noun, word"*bhɯ́ramis "word"*bʱɯrn-me-s*bʱɯrn- "tongue"2024-01-1542
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siŗaolˈsəɣɔlˈsəjɔlnounwordWortsiŗaol*sijáulă "word"*sijɔ̄́ləs "word, phrase"*siɟ-áwl-as*sæɟ- "to make sound"2024-01-1543
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pardișˈpardəʃˈpɑrdəʃadjectivefar, distantweit, entferntpardiș*párdis̱i*pɔ́rdhic̱jis*pʼa<r>dʱ-icj-is*pʼadʱ- "long"2024-01-1544
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pardaˈpardaˈpɑrdɑnoundistanceEntfernungpardaback-formed from pardiș "far, distant"2024-01-1545
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ŗaosɣɔsjɔsnounmethod, wayWeise, Artŗaoð*ḡɤ́ḏu "method, way"*ḵɤ̄́dhus "path, way"*kojdʱ-os*kojdʱ- "path"2024-01-1546
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daișaˈdɛʃaˈdɛʃɑnounmotherMutterdaișa*ḏáis̱ăhă*ḏɛ̄́c̱əṯəs*dæjc-æt-æs*dæjc- "mother"sporadic hardening of initial /ð/ to /d/ by old riyan2024-01-1547
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vanaˈvanaˈvɑnɑnounfatherVatervana*vánăhă*bhánəṯəs*bʱan-at-as*bʱan- "father"2024-01-1548
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mahaˈmahaˈmɑhɑnoungrandmotherOma, Großmuttermah*máhă*máḵəṯəs*mak-at-as*mak- "older female relative"final -a regained by analogy with other family words (cf. taiha "grandfather", vana "father")2024-01-1549
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taihaˈtɛhaˈtɛhɑnoungrandfatherOpa, Großvatertaiha*tā́hă*cáḡəṯəs*cʼag-at-as*cʼag- "older male relative"2024-01-1550
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ŗeineˈɣinɛˈvinənoundaughterTochterŗēnī*ḡḗnihi*ḡḗniṯis*gejn-et-es*gejn- "daughter"2024-01-1551
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zaolaˈzɔlaˈzɔlɑnounsonSohnðaola*ḏáulăhă*ḏɔ̄́ləṯəs*dawl-at-as*dawl- "son"2024-01-1552
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muŗoˈmyɣɔˈmyjɔnounmoonMondmuŗun-muŗun*múḡunu "moon"*mɯ́ḡɯnɯs "celestial body"*mɯg-ɯn-ɯs*mɯg- "to shine"2024-01-1553
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HirgoˈhərgɔˈhərgɔnounHirgo (goddess of the moon)Hirgo (Göttin des Monds)Hirgo*Híḏgo*Hiḏghós "Hirgo"*hid-gʱó-s*hæjd- "moon"2024-01-1554
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myŗadˈmɨɣadˈmœːjɑdverbto trance, be hypnotizedhypnotisiert werden, in Trance seinmyŗ-mȳŗad*mȳ́ḡădă*mȳgh- "to be part of a ritual"*miwgʱ-*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1555
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myŗișˈmɨɣəʃˈmœːjəʃadjectivepossessed, inspired; (poetic) angrybesessen; (poetisch) wütendmȳŗiș*mȳ́ḡis̱i*mȳ́ghic̱jis "ritualistic, spiritual"*miwgʱ-icj-is*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1556
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myŗteˈmɨɣtɛˈmœʏçtənounseer, oracle, prophetSeher, Orakel, Prophetmȳgti*mȳ́gti "priest, oracle"*mȳ́ghthis "priest, ritualist"*miwgʱ-tʰ-is*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1557
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myŗmeˈmɨɣmɛˈmœʏhmənoundivinationWahrsagungmȳŗmi*mȳ́ḡmi "divination"*mȳ́ghmis "ritualism, spiritualism"*miwgʱ-me-s*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1558
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muŗydˈmyɣɨdˈmyjœʏdverbto foresee, prophesywahrsagen, weissagenmuŗyd-muŗȳd*muḡȳ́dă*mughȳ́t-*mugʱ-íwtʼ-*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1559
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MuŗmyɣmʏwˤnounMuw (god of trance, poetry, anger)Muw (Gott der Trance, der Poesie, des Zorns)Muŗ*Múḡo*Mughghós "Muw, god of ritual"*mugʱ-gʱó-s*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"expected *Múggo in proto-riyanic, but geminate had already been shortened likely before the proto-riyanic period2024-01-1560
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muŗkeˈmyɣkɛˈmʏhkənounprophecy, predictionProphezeiung, Vorhersagemugke*múgke*mughkés*mugʱ-kʼé-s*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1561
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muŗâsˈmyɣaːsˈmyjæsnouncultureKulturmuŗanþ*muḡánṯă*mughǽnṯəs*mugʱ-ǽnt-æs*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1562
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munuŗadmyˈnyɣadmyˈnyjɑdverbto perform a ritualein Ritual vollziehenmunuŗ-munuŗad*munúḡădă "to perform a ritual"*munúgh- "to prepare a ritual"*mu<nú>gʱ-*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1563
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munkmynkmʏnknounritualRitualmunk*múnke*munghkés*mu<n>gʱ-kʼé-s*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1564
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myŗalˈmɨɣalˈmœːjɑlnounpoetryPoesiemȳŗil "poetry"*mȳ́ḡili "ritual speech, poem"*mȳ́ghilis "ritual speech, chant"*miwgʱ-il-is*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"variant with final /a/ arose by the late 17th century, thought to derive from dialect2024-01-1565
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muŗlihˈmyɣləhˈmʏhləhnounritual bundle of woodrituelles Holzbündelmuŗleh*muḡléhi*mughléṯis "ritual tool"*mugʱ-lét-es*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1566
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kumyŗˈkymɨɣˈkymœːwˤnounsacred groveheiliger Hainkumȳŗ*kumȳ́ḡi*khumȳ́ghis*kʰo-miwgʱ-is*(s)miwgʱ- "to perform a ritual"2024-01-1567
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armâsˈarmaːsˈɑrmæsnoun(uncountable) milk(unzählbar) Milchaðmanþ*aḏmánṯă*aḏmǽnṯəs "milk, dairy"*n̥dm-ǽnt-æs*ⁿdem- "milk"2024-01-1568
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amjaŗˈamjaɣˈɑmjɑwˤnoun(colloquial, offensive, uncountable) cum, semen(ugs., offensiv, unzählbar) Sperma, Wichsearmâð "milk" + -jaŗ (diminutive); arose in mid-19th century as armjaŗ but lost first /r/ by early 20th century2024-01-1569
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armișˈarməʃˈɑrməʃadjectivemilky, similar to milk; milk-coloured, cream, off-whitemilchig; milchfarbig, cremefarbigarmișarmâð "milk" + -iș (adjective)2024-01-1570
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armilˈarməlˈɑrməladjectivedairy, relating to milkMilch-, Molkerei-armilarmâð "milk" + -il (adjective)2024-01-1571
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ŗiorɣiu̯rvɪu̯rverbto swallowschluckenŗio-ŗiod*ḡø̄́dă*ḡjø̄h-*gjæwh-*gjæwh- "to swallow"2024-01-1572
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kulaorˈkylɔrˈkylɔrnounstationBahnhofkulaor "courtyard"*kulɤ́ră*khulɤ̄́ḏəs "yard, court"*kʰo-lajd-as*lajd- "to enclose"2024-01-1573
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hundhyndhʏndverbto hearhörenhum-hund*húmădă*hum-*hum-*hum- "to hear"2024-01-1674
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javadˈjavadˈʒɑvɑdverbto cast a spelleine Zauberspruch sprechenjavad*javădă*jabh-*ɟabʱ-*ɟabʱ- "to use magic"2024-01-1675
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javaˈjavaˈʒɑvɑnounmagicMagiejavan*jávănă*jábhənəs*ɟabʱ-an-as*ɟabʱ- "to use magic"2024-01-1676
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raorrɔrrɔrnoungreaseSchmierfettraor*ráură*rɔ̄́səs*raws-as*raws- "to stick"2024-01-1677
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fionfiu̯nfɪu̯nnounoilÖlfion*fjǿni*p̄ø̄́nis*pewn-es*pewn- "to smear"2024-01-1678
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fílahˈfilahˈfilɑhnounbutterButterfīlah*fihláhă*p̄iḵlǽṯəs*pe-klæt-æs*klæt- "to smear"2024-01-1679
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ŗiovadˈɣiu̯vadˈvɪu̯vɑdverbto frybraten, frittierenŗiov-ŗioŗad*ḡǿḡădă*ḵø̄gh-*kewgʱ-*kewgʱ- "to roast, bake, fry"2024-01-1680
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nyreˈnyrɛˈnœːrənouneggEinyrim-nȳrim*nȳ́rimi*nȳ́ḏimis "egg"*niw<di>m-is*niwm- "to roll"2024-01-1681
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piogadˈpiu̯gadˈpɪu̯gɑdverbto bake, to roastbackenpjogad*pjógădă*phjok-*pʰjokʼ-*pʰjokʼ- "to heat up, burn"sporadic /jo/ → /io/ in early modern riyan2024-01-1682
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pioŗadˈpiu̯ɣadˈpɪu̯jɑdverb(colloquial) to smoke (a substance), to light up(ugs.) rauchenpiovaŗ (1SG.FUT)from a diminutive-like softening of the final consonant of the root of piogad "to bake, roast"2024-01-1683
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fandfandfɑndverb(determinate) to walk, to go (by foot)(bestimmt) gehenfan-fand*fánădă*p̄an-*pan-*pan- "to go"2024-01-1684
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pyldpɨldpœʏldverb(indeterminate) to walk, to go (by foot)(unbestimmt) gehenpyl-pȳld*pȳ́lădă*phȳl-*pʰiwl-*pʰiwl-2024-01-1685
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șaohtˈʃɔhtˈʃɔhtverb(determinate) to travel, to ride, to drive, to go (by vehicle)(bestimmt) fahrenșaoh-șaoht*s̱ɤ́hădă*hɤ̄ṯ-*hajt-*hajt- "to travel"2024-01-1686
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nuhtnyhtnʏçtverb(indeterminate) to travel, to ride, to drive, to go (by vehicle)(unbestimmt) fahrennuh-hinuht*hinúhădă*hinúṯ-*hi<nú>t-*hajt- "to travel"initial /hi-/ was lost by around the 12th century2024-01-1687
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gylpadˈgɨlpadˈgœʏlpɑdverbto go for a walk, to walk (recreationally)spazierengylp-gȳlpad*gȳ́lpădă*gȳlp-*ᵑgiwlpʼ-*ᵑgiwlpʼ- "to step"2024-01-1688
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osɔsɔsprepositionwith; along, down; in (language); with, usingmit; entlang; auf (Sprache)vot*wot*wot*wotʼ*wotʼ- "with"initial /v/ lost by 16th century2024-01-1689
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vosvɔsvɔsadverbalong, together; also, toomit, zusammen; auchvotfrom the preposition os "with", without the lost initial /v/2024-01-1690
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kliŗkləɣkləwˤnounclot (blood)Gerinnselklig-kilg "clot"*kílgo "wound, clot"*khilghós "heavy bleeding, wound"*kʰil-gʱó-s*kʰæjl- "to bleed"sporadic metathesis2024-01-1691
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biobiu̯bɪu̯pronoun(interrogative) what(Fragewort) wasbia*bía*biǽs*ᵐbi-ǽs*ᵐbæj(n)- (interrogative)2024-01-1692
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jaorjɔrʒɔrverbto work; (mediopassive) to undergo, to suffer, to go througharbeiten; (mediopassiv) sich unterziehen, erleidenjaod-jaoníd (VN)jaod "to do"*jɤ́dă "to do"*jɤ̄th- "to do, work"*ɟajtʰ-*ɟajtʰ- "to do"2024-01-1693
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dehtdɛhtdɛçtverbto makemachendeh-deht*déhădă "to make"*deṯ- "to make, do"*ⁿdet-*ⁿdet- "to make"2024-01-1694
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desteˈdɛstɛˈdɛstənouncreator, makerSchöpfer, Herstellerdeþti "creator"*déṯti "actor; creator"*déṯthis "act, deed; doer"*ⁿdet-tʰ-es*ⁿdet- "to make"2024-01-1695
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destâsˈdɛstaːsˈdɛstæsnounprojectProjektdestanþ "forum of creators"deste "creator" + -âs (collective)2024-01-1696
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galtgaltgɑltadjectivenice, great, cool, awesomeschön, großartig, tollgalt*gáltă "shining, precious (adj.)"*gálthəs "shine, shimmer; rarity, item of value"*ᵑgaltʰ-as*ᵑgaltʰ- "dull shine"2024-01-1697
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naŗaosˈnaɣɔsˈnɑjɔsnounpath, way, roadWeg, Pfadnaŗaoð*naḡɤ́ḏu "path"na- + ŗaos "way, method"2024-01-1698