Lexicon and word definitions
| Word | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 1. to add 2. to append | |
| 1. to hear | |
| 1. to get 2. to obtain | |
| 1. to meet | |
| 1. to bring | |
| 1. water | |
| 1. to love (weak) 2. to like | |
| 1. to walk 2. to stroll | |
| 1. used to indicate the preceding noun is from the following noun 1. used to indicate the following noun is a key part of the preceding noun's identity | |
| used to add politeness to a non-imperative phrase | |
| 1. to appear 2. to manifest | |
| 1. to call electronically | |
| 1. to open | |
| 1. tree | |
| 1. to dislike | |
| 1. to help 2. to assist | |
| 1. to fall | |
| 1. how many 2. how much | |
| 1. to love romantically | |
| 1. what | |
| 1. to emotionally become | |
| 1. to yield 2. to produce | |
| 1. a center | |
| 1. steel | |
| 1. who | |
| 1. to shout | |
| emphasizes the verb being in the past tense | |
| to think | |
| 1. to farm | |
| 1. a color | |
| 1. to eat | |
| 1. how | |
| 1. to lend | |
| 1. to consider | |
| 1. to stop | |
| 1. to establish 2. to set up | |
| 1. to construct 2. to build buildings | |
| 1. a build or building | |
| 1. tomorrow | |
| 1. when | |
| 1. which | |
| 1. to want | |
| 1. to run | |
| 1. to give | |
| 1. used to indicate the preceding noun is from or originated from the following noun | |
| 1. to decide 2. to decern | |
| 1. to show 2. to demonstrate | |
| 1. to need (strong) 2. require | |
| 1. to want (strong) 2. to desire | |
| 1. to uncover 2. to detect | |
| 1. to love platonically | |
| 1. to learn a lesson, moral, or value | |
| 1. student | |
| 1. to displease (weak) | |
| 1. to hold captive | |
| 1. to sleep | |
| 1. to doubt | |
| 1. to lead 2. to guide | |
| 1. to leave | |
| 1. to wait | |
| 1. to expect | |
| 1. to exist 2. to be there (there is/there are) | |
| 1. to learn information | |
| 1. used to indicate the following noun is contained within the preceding noun 1. used to indicate the preceding noun is located at the following noun | |
| 1. to buy | |
| used to indicate two nouns are associated | |
| 1. to write | |
| 1. to be | |
| 1. to look 2. to watch | |
| 1. to happen 2. to occur 3. to take place | |
| 1. to spend money | |
| 1. to try 2. to attempt | |
| 1. to make 2. to create | |
| 1. to do 2. to act | |
| 1. used to indicate the following noun owns and or has possession of the preceding noun | |
| 1. to be happy | |
| 1. to become something new | |
| 1. to fix 2. to repair | |
| 1. to flow | |
| 1. to fly | |
| 1. to glow | |
| 1. a bottom | |
| 1. to grow 2. to mature | |
| to have | |
| 1. a full cycle of the sun across the sky | |
| 1. 24 hours | |
| used to add politeness to an imperative phrase | |
| 1. to start 2. to begin | |
| 1. to bow 2. to crouch down | |
| 1. to increment 2. to increase 3. to raise | |
| 1. incuden | |
| 1. to understand 2. to comprehend | |
| 1. to find 2. to invent 3. to discover | |
| emphasizes the verb being in the Future | |
| 1. to read | |
| 1. to set down somewhere 2. to put somewhere | |
| 1. to talk 2. to speak | |
| Emphasizes the verb being in the Passive | |
| 1. to play | |
| 1. light |
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