Senjecas dict. d

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Pronunciation table

पेमु॓को
peműko
(labial)
रीसु॓कॊ
riisűko
(dental)
मुइतु॓को
muitűko
(alveolar)
भइनु॓को
vainűko
(palatal)
च्युस्वे॓नोस्
ṡ̨uuše̋nos
(vowels with प)
नि॓थो च्युस्वे॓नोस्
nı̋þo ṡ̨uuše̋nos
(weak vowels)
p
b f v m t d þ ð ɫ l ż s z r n k g x ƣ h ȝ i e a ɔ o u ĭ ĕ ŭ
म़ ल़ स़ क़ ग़ त्व त्य इ ई

पि पी
ए एै

पे पै
अ आ

प पा
ऒ ॵ

पॊ पॏ
ओ औ

पो पौ
उ ऊ

पु पू
तं तऺ तॅ
/p/ /b/ /ɸ/ /β/ /m̥/ /m/ /t/ /d/ /θ/ /ð/ /l̥/ /l/ /ʦ/ /ʣ/ /s/ /z/ /ɾ̥/ /n/ /k/ /g/ /ç/ /ʝ/ /j̊/ /j/ /tʷ/ /tʲ/ /i/ /e/ /ä/ /ɒ/ /o/ /u/ /ɪ/ /ɛ/ /ʊ/


Alphabets

lat
arb cyr dev geo grk heb run tng
d ظ д դ דּ ντ ando
  • D, d̨a̋go द्य॓गो, from the word d̨a̋ge, fish, is the eighth letter of the Senjecan alphabet, the second in the riisűko, the clan which contains the dental consonants.
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Notes

  1. afx = affix, either a prefix or a suffix, e.g., -da̋ro, noun suffix naming the place where the action of the verb occurs, e.g., sa̋a, buy; sada̋ro, market place.
  2. cpd = compound, a word composed of two or more roots, e.g., d̨a̋ƣe, fish + sa̋a̋r̈a, knowledge = d̨aƣsa̋a̋r̈a, ichthyology.
  3. drv = derivative, a word derived from a root, e.g., duska̋a̋a, t.v. dislike < ka̋a̋a, like.
  4. These words are not numbered, as only lemmata are numbered.
  5. Words in red indicate an object or concept that did not exist in Sefdaania.
  6. Abbreviations in orange denote the specific area of specialization, e.g., [Mech.], mechanics.
  7. There are 65 lemmata of which 45 are verbs and three are adjectives which can be treated as stative verbs. Thus 74 percent of the vocabulary is verbs.


Dictionary

  • d001 da̋a̋|a, i.v. flow, run [> English Don (River)]. -i, adj. liquid, fluid; fluent; cursive. -ȝa̋ra, cursive script. -o, flow, liquid, fluid. -ƣe̋ðo, confluence. -ra, flow, flux, liquid. -re̋e̋ilo, valve. -ta, liquidity, fluidity; fluency. -ta̋a̋ino, cobble(stone).
  • d002 da̋a̋|fa, nature. -i, adj. natural.
  • d002 da̋a̋|ȝa, t.v. cut-, -in pieces, -into shreds, dissect, dismantle [Mech.], strip [a weapon] [> English geodesy]. -ilo, shredder. -im=o, Human tribe. =i, adj. tribal. =ve̋e̋lu, tribal leader, baron. -ira, dissection. -ȝo, shred.
  • d003 da̋a̋p|a, cross [mountain] [> Japanese やま *yamá, mountain]. -o, mountain pass.
  • d004 da̋a̋|ra, i.v. work, labor (for, éra) [> Lithuanian darī́ti, make]. -raulı̋ȝu, committee. -rlu, worker, workman, laborer. -ro, labor, task, job, (piece of) work, occupation, trade, profession. -r̈a, work; workmanship. -rte̋ro, office. -rve̋e̋lu, boss.
  • d005 da, cnj. and [joining phrases] [> Georgian და da, and].
  • d006 da̋|ba, 1. t.v. pull, draw, trail, attract, dray, warp, kedge. 2. i.v. pull, draw, trail, attract, warp, kedge [> Danish tabe, pull]. -vnűȝo, draw-well, bucket-well. -vpa̋go, zipper. -vta̋ino, magnet. -vra, pull, attraction.
  • d007 da̋|ga, 1. t.v. follow (after), ensue from, succeed (to). 2. i.v. follow, ensue, succeed [> Turkish *jạvuk-, near]. -ganti, adj. next, following. -ganti, adv. next, then [in a series]. -go, consequence, aftermath. -ƣlu, follower, successor. -ƣr=a, succession, sequence. =i, adj. successive, consecutive.
  • d008 da̋l|i, adj. delicious, tasty [> Korean 달다 dalda, be sweet]. -o, tasty dish, delicacy, viand. -ta, deliciousness, good taste.
  • d009 da̋|mi, adj. sick, ill; ailing, diseased [> Japanese 病む yámu, to be sick]. -ma, i.v. fall ill, sicken, become-, get-, -sick. -mı̋d̨a, t.v. suffer from, be ill with. -m̈ı̋þ=a, t.v. infect. =i, adj. infectious. =lu, carrier. =sa̋vt̬i, antiseptic. -mo, illness, sickness, disease. -msa̋a̋r̈=a, pathology. =a̋a̋gu, pathologist. -mta, illness, sickness, disease. -mu, patient. -mžarı̋=d̨a, t.v. quarantine. =dĭta, quarantine. -mże̋no, symptom.
  • d010 da̋pa, t.v. apportion [> English dapifer].
  • afx -da̋ro, noun suffix naming the place where the action of the verb occurs, e.g., sa̋a, buy; sada̋ro, market place.
  • d011 da̋|sa, 1. t.v. govern, have authority over. 2. i.v. have authority, hold office [> Turkish yasa-, law]. -sa, postp. by-, on-, -the authority of. -sfe̋e̋ta, official position, office. -shőmu, official, officer. -sðe̋ra, t.v. arrest. -si, adj. governmental, official. -sȝa̋ro, document. -sȝe̋ka, official language. -ska̋a̋=da, t.v. execute. =ðra, execution. -skı̋ro, rescript. -slu, governor. -smı̋þaþu, emissary, delegate. -smőþta, body politic. -sm̃a̋ka, right, authority. -sőito, oath of office. -sra, government. -s̈ı̋þlu, ambassador. -sxe̋po, tax.
  • d012 da̋to, trillion [> Tamil taṭa, big].
  • d013 da̋z|a, i.v. thrive [> Tamil daẓ-, sprout]. -i, adj. thriving.
  • d014 de̋e̋|go, pack(et), parcel, package, kit, bale; impression. -ga, t.v. pack (up), bale; pounce on. -ƣmőre, pack-horse. -ƣþa̋se, pack animal. -ƣxı̋ro, pack saddle.
  • d015 de̋e̋m̃|a, 1. t.v. drive-, push-, -on. 2. i.v. press-, push-, -forward, forge ahead, gain ground. -i, adj. pressing, impulsive; impetuous. -ra, incentive; drive; propulsion; impulse; impetus.
  • d016 de̋e̋ra, t.v. skin, flay [> English tear].
  • d017 de̋e̋s|a, t.v. find (out), discover, look up, come up with. -aþku, foundling. -lu, discoverer. -o, find, discovery. -ra, discovery.
  • d018 de, cnj. on the contrary, but, whereas [> Old Greek δέ, but].
  • d019 de̋|bo, pain, hurt, ache [> Turkish *javuz, become weak]. -ba, i.v. (cause) pain, hurt, be painful, suffer, ache. -bi, adj. sore, in pain, painful, achy. -bı̋d̨a, t.v. pain, hurt. -bo, pain, hurt, ache. -vlu, sufferer. -v̈i, adv. painfully.
  • d020 de̋f|a, 1. t.v. pound, stamp, beat, tamp. 2. i.v. stamp [the foot], trudge; paw [the ground] > English diphtheria]. -lo, stamp, beetle, beater, rammer.
  • d021 de̋|ga, t.v. push away, cast off; give offense to, offend (against); reject, repudiate, expel, banish, cast-, drive-, force-, -out. -gaþi, adj. offended. -go, offense. -ƣlu, offender. -ƣpı̋no, solatium. -ƣra, rejection, repudiation, expulsion, banishment.
  • d022 de̋h|a, 1. t.v. inflict, afflict, aggrieve. 2. i.v. visit. -i, adj. afflicted, aggrieved. -ra, affliction.
  • d023 de̋il|a, 1. t.v. affect, impress, influence. 2. i.v. be impressed. -i, adj. impressive. -mi, adj. influential. -ra, impression, influence.
  • d024 de̋i|ṡa, t.v. demonstrate, present [> English teach]. -sm̃i, adj. demonstrative [specify]. -sro, demonstration, presentation. -ṡi, adj. demonstrative [emotion].
  • d025 de̋|ka, 1. t.v. admire, approve, consider, look up to, value; pass. 2. i.v. admire, approve. -ki, adj. famous. -k̨i, adj. admirable. -xra, admiration, approval, fame, renown, reputation.
  • d026 de̋l|a, 1. t.v. drive at, refer-, advert-, -to, cite, adduce. 2. i.v. (take) aim (at, do); fig. try to injure. -a, postp. with reference to, as to. -ra, reference, advertence, citation, aim.
  • d027 de̋m̃a, i.v. sink in; give way; slip-, slide-, glide-, -in.
  • d028 de̋n|a, t.v. have time [> Welsh dengyn, raw]. -i, adj. leisurely. -ra, leisure. -vi, adv. leisurely.
  • d029 derhőso, faggot.
  • d030 de̋u|ka, 1. t.v. conduct, lead, guide, drive [vehicle]. 2. i.v. conduct, lead- (-the way), guide [> English duke]. -ko, guide. -xdőxlu, mentor. -xlu, leader, guide, conductor.
  • d031 de̋us|a, 1. t.v. cease, stop, discontinue, terminate, desist-, refrain-, keep-, -from, leave off, drop out of, give up, quit, shut-, turn-, -off; sup. + ~, stop-, quit-, -~ing; ~e, avast! 2. i.v. cease, stop, discontinue, drop out, break [fever]. -o, end. -ra, cessation, termination.
  • d032 de̋va, t.v. rumple [> English tip].
  • d033 de̋x|a, 1. t.v. obtain, acquire, procure, get, gain, catch up with, catch [a cold]; accede to [throne]. 2. i.v. gain, catch up [> Latin decēre, adorn]. -o, acquisition. -ra, acquisition. -si, adj. acquisitive.
  • d034 dı̋ı̋|a, i.v. shine brightly [> English day]. -a̋a̋ȝo, brilliance [of the sun]. -i, adj. bright, agleam.
  • d035 dı̋ı̋|ta, period, stage, term, grade (school) [> English tide]. -ti, adj. periodic. -þȝa̋raþo, magazine, periodical. -þta, periodicity.
  • d036 dı̋|ga, i.v. revolt, rebel, mutiny. -gi, adj. rebellious, mutinous. -go, revolution, rebellion, mutiny. -ƣlu, revolutionary, rebel, mutineer.
  • d037 d|ı̋ȝo, resin, gum; ṡeþ~, rosin [> Oroch , pitch]. -iiðı̋mo, bitumen. -ı̋ı̋ga, i.v. collect resin. -iita̋a̋in=o, amber. =i, adj. amber. -ı̋ȝi, adj. resinous, rosiny. -iȝı̋d̨a, t.v. resin.
  • d038 dı̋l|a, year [> Turkish yıl, year]. -a, i.v. spend-, pass-, -a year. -i, adj. annual, yearly. -me̋ra, anniversary. -sűka, new year's day.
  • d039 dı̋n|a, t.v. win [> Turkish yenmek-, defeat]. -lu, winner. -o, winnings, prize.
  • d040 dı̋s|a, t.v. guard [> Japanese yàshina-, take care of]. -lu, guard, sentinel, sentry; ~lum m̃ı̋ða, change the guard. -na̋a̋ȝe, guard-dog. -ra, guard; ~am ṡűra, be on guard.
  • d041 dı̋|ża, t.v. wonder, marvel at. -zme̋żi, adj. colossal. -zri, adj. wonderful. -żi, adj. wondrous, marvelous. -żo, wonder, marvel.
  • d042 dőő|a, 1. t.v. give (out), present, donate, deliver; emit, give-, -forth, -off; render, submit, turn-, hand-, -in; lead to; deal (out). 2. i.v. give [> English donor]. -lu, donor. -o, gift, present, donation, contribution; dose. -ra, emission.
  • d043 do, postp. to, toward, at [> English to]. -sa̋m̃os, speech, talk, discourse, address, oration.
  • d044 dő|ka, t.v. teach, instruct, educate, train [> English docent]. -ko, lesson, exercise. -ku, class. -xlu, teacher, instructor, tutor. -xɫ̨őmo, parable. -xra, instruction, teaching, doctrine, education, training. -xse̋k̬o, course.
  • d045 dől|a, t.v. dress, square [timber, stone, etc.]. artistically [> German Zoll, customs]. -o, greave, slat, strip, rib [umbrella].
  • d046 dő|ma, t.v. tame, domesticate, break in [a horse]; subdue, check, curb, control, master, dominate, restrain, take-, -over, -control of [> English tame]. -me, domesticated animal. -i, adj. tame, domestic, cultivated, tractable, docile. -mhe̋l=o, electricity. =i, adj. electric. =ı̋vko, electic outlet, plug. =re̋e̋ża, voltage. -mra, domestication, domination, control. -mta, tameness. -m̨i, adj. tameable, controllable.
  • d047 dőm̃|i, adj. long [time] [> Latin dum, some time]. -vi, adv. long, for a (very) long time.
  • d048 dőrvo, lawn, sward; grass (plot) [> English turf].
  • d049 dős|a, calamity [> Telugu dosãgu, calamity]. -i, adj. calamitous. -o, plague.
  • d050 dőu|pa, t.v. muffle [> Greek δοῦπος, any heavy sound]. -flo, muffler. -pi, adj. muffled; ~po de̋bo, dull ache. -po, muffled sound.
  • d051 dűű|a, i.v. set [of the sun or moon] [> Greek δύσις, setting of the sun]. -a, sunset, moonset; ~a̋s, at sunset. -e̋ide, setting moon. -o, sunset, moonset. -sűűle, setting sun.
  • d052 dűűda, t.v. mention the name of [> Tamil tūr_u, blame].
  • d053 dűűl|a, 1. t.v. prick, prickle, sting. 2. i.v. prick, prickle, sting [> Telugu dūla, itch]. -i, adj. tickling, prickling, stinging, prickly. -o, prick, prickle, sting.
  • d054 dűű|ra, t.v. forgive, pardon, excuse, spare, absolve [from, éha]; mum ~re̋ȝa, excuse-, pardon-, -me. -ri, adj. forgiving. -ro, excuse. -r̈a, forgiveness, pardon, absolution. -r̨i, adj. forgivable, pardonable, excusable.
  • d055 dű|ba, t.v. have skill in, know how to, be cut out for [> Mongolian dẏi, skill]. -bi, adj. skilled, skillful, talented, competent, capable, expert. -vkalþűka, tour de force. -vlu, artist, artisan; adept, expert. -vra, art, skill, knack, know-how, talent.
  • d056 dűd|o, club; clapper [of a bell]. -ı̋d̨a, t.v. club [> Tamil tuṭṭu-ttaṭi, short club].
  • d057 dűl|a, i.v. hesitate [> English tilt]. -i, adj. hesitant. -ra, hesitation.
  • d058 dúna, postp. before, by, no later than, of, to.
  • d059 dűp|o, nest [> Kolami tuppa, nest]. -a, i.v. nest, nestle. -ı̋d̨a, t.v. nest.
  • afx dus-, adj. mis-, dis- [> English dys-].
  • drv duska̋a̋|a, t.v. dislike. -ra, dislike.
  • drv dúslatől|i, adj. disadvantageous. -mi, adj. disadvantaged, poor. -ra, disadvantage.
  • drv dusma̋ƣ|i, adj. disabled, invalid. -u, invalid.
  • drv dusne̋uda, t.v. disavail.
  • drv dusőő|lu, unbeliever, miscreant, heretic. -i, adj. incredulous. -ta, heresy, disbelief, incredulity, incredulousness.
  • drv duspőr|i, adj. dishonest. -e̋k=a, t.v. bribe. =o, bribe. -ta, dishonesty.
  • drv dusre̋e̋da, discourage, dishearten, deject, break-, crush-, -the spirit of.
  • drv dus̈ı̋ta, t.v. misrepresent.
  • drv dusta̋ða, 1. t.v. misinterpret. 2. i.v. misinterpret.
  • drv dust̬e̋e̋|a, t.v. neglect, disregard, ignore; slight; ~e, never mind! -i, adj. neglectful, negligent. -ra, negligence, neglect, disregard.
  • drv dusxe̋ȝa, t.v. disinherit.
  • drv duszı̋na, t.v. malform.
  • d060 dű|ta, t.v. accede to, comply with, gratify, grant [a wish]; humor. -ti, adj. obliging, accommodating, complaisant; compliant, yielding, indulgent, sanguine. -þra, compliance, complaisance, indulgence.
  • d061 dűza, i.v. trip, patter.
  • d062 d̬a̋a̋a, i.v. run forward [> English durable].
  • d063 d̬a̋m|i, adj. pregnant. -a, i.v. be pregnant [of loquent beings]. -ta, pregnancy, gestation.
  • d064 d̬|ő, adj. two, twain [> English two]. -a̋h=a, two day period. =mi, adj. two-days-old. -a̋nm̃i, adj. last but one, penultimate. -a̋zm̃i, adj. bicuspid. -e̋ið=mi, adj. two-months-old. =m̃i, adj. bimonthly, every two months. -i̋nt=o, adj. twin. =u, twin. -o, duo, twosome, duad, twain. -óbegűgi, adj. convex. -odı̋l=a, biennium. =mi, adj. two-years-old. =m̃i, adj. biennial, every two years. -ód̬o, adv. two by two, two at a time. -ok̨őri, adj. secondary. -ós, adv. twice. -őta, dualism, duality. -őti, adj. second. -ożőőn=u, bisexual, hermaphrodite. =i, adj. bisexual, hermaphroditic.
    • d̬i-, combining form before consonants followed by a front vowel. -dı̋l=a, biennium. =mi, adj. two-years-old. =m̃i, adj. biennial, every two years. -ga̋a̋ilu, duet, duo. -ga̋a̋m=i, adj. double, twofold, dual, binal, binary, binate. =vi, adv. doubly. -ȝe̋ki, adj. bilingual. -kı̋ı̋a, t.v. duplicate. -k̬e̋so, pannier. -ma̋nmi, adj. two-handed. -m̃e̋ð=a, bigamy. =a̋a̋gu, bigamist. =i, adj. bigamous. -pe̋d=e, biped. =i, adj. bipedal, two-footed. -saþdı̋li, adj. bicentennial. -se̋ka, t.v. bisect. -sı̋ı̋mlo, scissors. -ṡa̋=ta, 1. t.v. duel. 2. i.v. duel. =to, duel. =þlu, duelist. -te̋e̋rmi, adj. bicolor(ed), dichromatic. -t̬a̋lo, adj. binocular.
  • d065 d̨ő|ga, t.v. improve, enhance, get better, edify [> Korean 좋다 jota, good]. -ƣra, improvement, enhancement.


Senjecas dict. ð