Lexicon and word definitions
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Africa | |
| the Americas | |
| Antarctica | |
| Asia | |
| (archaic or poetic) January | |
| Tuesday | |
| Germany | |
| United Kingdom | |
| United States [of America] | |
| Enven [country] | |
| 1. Enventian [from Enven] 2. Enventian [language] | |
| 1. Europe | |
| (Kjót dialectal) → af | |
| to bind (a book) | |
| to hang from | |
| 1. affair, topic 2. (neologism) sexual affair | |
| to abandon, let off, give up | |
| (euphemistic) to die, perish, pass away | |
| to achieve, attain, accomplish | |
| turn off, deactivate | |
| to tell off | |
| to be made of, to be composed of | |
| to deny | |
| 1. to put, place below, down 2. to turn off 3. to lower [a volume] 4. to desist, cease, give up 4. (coloq.) to stop | |
| to remove, take away | |
| (archaic) and | |
| old | |
| (archaic) also, as well, eke, too | |
| auk, alk (bird) | |
| all | |
| everywhere | |
| everybody, everyone | |
| 1. from everywhere, everywhence, from every direction 2. from every viewpoint, analysis, opinion | |
| always | |
| all-time | |
| anyway, anyways | |
| alone | |
| aforetime, in olden times, in the past | |
| thus, so, and so, and thus | |
| around | |
| changing room, locker room | |
| to change clothes | |
| to explore | |
| to scatter | |
| around, in the vicinity | |
| to sow around, to scatter seeds | |
| an | |
| to untie | |
| dependent | |
| unknown | |
| dependence | |
| English | |
| Anglo-saxon | |
| to freeze (become ice) | |
| to arrive, oncome | |
| unknown | |
| face | |
| by the way | |
| anniversary | |
| to slow down | |
| to dismantle, decompose | |
| between, twixt | |
| → antwé | |
| 1. strait 2. difficult or almost impossible leap or advancement needed to make something happen or escape a situation | |
| to populate | |
| up, on | |
| development | |
| 1. to put on armour 2. to cover a wall, insulate 3. to shield to protect [+ vo 'from'] | |
| 1. armour (in general) 2. protection, shielding 3. insulation | |
| → japel | |
| plateau | |
| 1. to rise, go up 2. to wake up | |
| task, chore | |
| 1. to shout, yell [to an audience] 2. to declare, exclaim, to shout out, yell out | |
| 1. to raise [a child] 2. to educate, inculque | |
| 1. to put on a load [eg. on an ass] 2. (colloq.) to pester, bug, annoy | |
| on water, on stilts | |
| pier | |
| 1. to pledge, to promise 2. (hist.) to pledge for battle, for recruitment | |
| 1. promise 2. (hist.) recruitment | |
| 1. to rise, go up 2. (colloq., vulg.) to masturbate | |
| 1. to stand up 2. to wake up | |
| to put, place up | |
| to bump into, to find, to come across [+acc] | |
| 1. to take, grab something [especially a tool/weapon] 2. (refl.) to take upon oneself [a task] 3. to take up arms, rebel | |
| old (as a prefix) original, primitive | |
| work, labour | |
| worker | |
| to make up | |
| 1. article 2. chapter | |
| jungle | |
| car, automobile | |
| car, automobile | |
| plane, aeroplane | |
| armpit | |
| example | |
| back there | |
| brick | |
| brain | |
| 1. to regret 2. to feel sorry 3. to lament |
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