Word List

ya-abduke (abducere) – to lead away, take away

ya-abhorre (abhorrere) – shrink from, recoil from
ya-abi (abire) – to go away, depart
ya-abskide (abscidere) – to cut off
ya-absorbe (absorbere) – to swallow, absorb
absque (absque) – without
ya-absterge (abstergere) – to wipe off, clean

abundante (abundans) – abundant; plentiful; copious
ya-abute (abutere) – to misuse, abuse

ya-adauge (adaugere) – to increase

ya-adde (addere) – to add
ademptione (ademptio) – taking away
adeptione (adeptio) – attainment

ya-adfere (adferre) – to bring
ya-adfike (adficere) – to affect

ya-adflikte (adflictare) – to damage, afflict
ya-adhaere (adhaerere) – to adhere

ya-adhibe (adhibere) – summon; employ; apply; bring in
ya-adike (adicere) – to add, apply
ya-adimple (adimplere) – to fulfill
ya-adipiske (adipisci) – to obtain

adiutoriu (adiutorium) – help, assistance, aid

ya-adiura (adiurare) – adjure; entreat solemnly; make swear
ya-adiuva (adiuvare) – to help

administratione (administratio) – administration
admiratione (admiratio) – admiration
ya-admira (admirari) – to admire
ya-admitte (admittere) – to admit
ya-admone (admonere) – to warn
admonitione (admonitio) – warning
ya-admove (admovēre) – to bring near
ya-adnue (adnuere) – to assent, nod

adoleskentia (adolescentia) – youth; adolescence

adytu (adytum) — inner sanctuary; sacred chamber; shrine

ya-aedifika(aedificare) — build; construct; erect

aedifikiu (aedificium) – building, edifice

aenee (aeneus) – of bronze
aequitate (aequitas) – justice
aeque (aequus) – equal, just

aequale (aequalis) — adjective/adverb: equal, even, uniform, level; equally, evenly, uniformly
aere (aer) – air

aestate (aestas) – summer
aestive (aestivus) – summer, pertaining to summer
aetate (aetas) – age, era
aeterne (aeternus) – eternal

affliktione (afflictio) – affliction; distress; suffering

afrikane (Africanus) — African

afru(afru, Berber), livestock animal

afus(afus, Berber), hand tool

ya-aga (agere) – act, drive, spend time

aghrum – bread (small, rich festival bread, slightly sweet and sold warm at markets, festivals and public entertainments)

ya-aggera (aggerare) – heap up, increase
ya-aggredi (aggredi) – approach, attack

agmine (agmen, agminis) – marching column; army on the march

agnitione (agnitio) – recognition
ya-agnoske (agnoscere) – recognize
aggru(agru, Berber), fresh or rustic cheese

agru (ager) – field

ya-ai (aio) – say

ak / atque (ac / atque) – and

akademia(akademeia, Greek), academy, higher learning institution

akerbitate (acerbitas) – bitterness
akerbe (acerbus) – bitter, harsh
akervu (acervus) – heap
akide (acidus) – sour
akie (acies) – edge, battle line

ya-akkede (accedere) – to approach, come near
ya-akkende (accendere) – to kindle

ya-akkepta (acceptare) – accept, agree to; accept a condition or proposal
ya-akkipe (accipere) – to receive

ya-akklama (acclamare) — acclaim; applaud; hail; cheer; shout approval
ya-akkommoda (accommodare) – to adapt, adjust
ya-akkusa (accusare) – to accuse

akli(akli, Berber), working animal, plough animal

akre (acer) – sharp
ya-akquire (acquirere) – to acquire
aksu (aksu, Berber), flatbread, staple bread

akud(akud, Berber), clay pot, storage jar

akumine (acumen, acuminis) – point; sharp point; tip; edge

alakre (alacer) – lively; cheerful; eager; spirited

albe (albus) – white

alie (alius) – other

aliene (alienus) – foreign

alikubi (alicubi) — somewhere; in some place

aliquando (aliquando) — adverb: someday, sometime; at some point

alique (aliquis) – some; someone; something; le alique: several
aliter (aliter) – differently; otherwise; in another way

aliu … aliu (alius) – some … others
ya-alloque (alloqui) – address; speak to

alme (almus) – nourishing, gracious, benign

altere (alter) – the other
alte (altus) – high, deep

altitudine (altitudo, altitudinis) – height; elevation; height above

alvee (alveus) – channel, bed

alvu (alvus) – belly, womb

amabile (amabilis) – lovable; pleasing; attractive; agreeable
amaritudine (amaritudo) – bitterness
ambitu (ambitus) – circuit, extent
ya-ambule (ambulare) – walk

Amezek (Amazigh/Berber) — native North African; indigenous person of North Africa; collectively, the native people of North Africa

amezeke (Amazigh/Berber) — native North African; indigenous North African; pertaining to the native peoples of North Africa

amikitia (amicitia) – friendship
amiku (amicus) – friend
amikulu (amiculum) – cloak
amissione (amissio) – loss
amita (amita) – paternal aunt
ya-amitte (amittere) – lose
ya-ama (amare) – love
amore (amor) – love
ya-amove (amovere) – remove

ya-amplekta (amplecti) – embrace; encompass; enfold
amplitudine (amplitudo) – size, dignity
ample (amplus) – large

ampulla (ampulla) – flask; small bottle; vessel

amt(amt, Vandal), official post, government position
ankilla (ancilla) – maidservant

an (an) — or?; whether?; can it be that?; introduces an alternative, doubtful, or rhetorical question

ankora – anchor

angelike (angelicus) – angelic; of an angel

angelu (angelus) – angel
angule (angulus) – corner
anguste (angustus) – narrow
ya-animadverte (animadvertere) – notice, perceive
animu (animus) – mind, spirit, courage
annu (annus) – year
ansere (anser) – goose

ante (ante) – before; earlier; beforehand; previously; ante + noun = before [something]; ante + clause = before [something happens];

ya-antepone (anteponere) – put before, prefer

anteriore (anterior) — previous; preceding; earlier; former
antique (antiquus) – ancient

anulu (anulus) – ring; signet ring

ya-aperi (aperire) – open, reveal
apparatu (apparatus) – equipment
ya-appare (apparere) – appear
ya-appella (appellare) – call, name

applausu (applausus) – applause; acclamation; public approval
ya-appone (apponere) – place near, add
ya-approba (approbare) – approve
ya-appropinqua (appropinquare) – approach

ya-approxima (approximare) – approach, draw near, come closer
ya-apta (aptare) – fit, adapt
apte (aptus) – suitable, fitting
apud (apud) – at, among
aqua (aqua) – water
ara (ara) – altar

ya-ara (arare) – plow

aranea (aranea) – spider web
ya-arbitra (arbitrari) – judge, arbitrate
arbore (arbor) – tree
arbustu (arbustum) – tree-planted vineyard
arbuste (arbustus) – planted with trees

argaman(ʾrgmn, Punic), purple dye, Tyrian purple
arka (arca / archa) – chest, box
ya-arke (arcere) – enclose, restrain
ya-arkesse (arcessere / accersere) – summon
arku (arcus) – bow, arc

argentu (argentum) – silver
ya-argue (arguere) – prove, show

argumentu (argumentum) – proof
arma (arma) – weapons

ya-arma (armare) – arm, equip

armariu (armarium) – cupboard
armate (armatus) — armed; equipped with weapons
arse (arsus) – burnt; burned
arte (ars) – skill, art
artikulu (articulus) – moment, crisis
ya-arta (artare) – compress, tighten
arke (arx) – citadel

ya-askende (ascendere) – ascend; climb; go aboard

ya-askiske (asciscere) – admit, adopt

aspektu (aspectus) — noun: look, glance; sight, view
aspere (asper) – rough; harsh; severe; rugged

ya-asperge (aspergere) — sprinkle; scatter; splash; besprinkle

asperitate (asperitas) – roughness
ya-aspike (aspicere) – look at
ya-asporta (asportare) – carry off, take away

ya-assa (assare) — roast; cook by dry heat

ya-assenti (assentiri) – agree, assent; express agreement or approval

assentatore (assentator) – flatterer

assere (asser, asseris) — beam; pole; stake; wooden bar

ya-assere (asserere) – assert; claim; maintain
astru (astrum) – star
atavu (atavus) – ancestor
atre (ater) – dark
atrokitate (atrocitas) – cruelty
atroce (atrox) – cruel
ya-attere (atterere) – wear down
ya-attolle (attollere) – raise

ya-auge — to increase, enlarge, raise
auktore (auctor) – author
auktoritate (auctoritas) – authority
auktu (auctus) – increase
audakia (audacia) – boldness
audaxe (audax) – bold
audentia (audentia) – courage
ya-aude (audere) – dare
ya-audi (audire) – hear
auditore (auditor) – listener
ya-aufere (auferre) – carry away

ya-auge (augere) – increase; enlarge; augment

auree (aureus) – golden
auris (auris) – ear
auru (aurum) – gold

australe (australis) – southern; of the south

austre (auster) – south; southern quarter
aut … aut (aut … aut) – either … or

autobus (Sardinian/Italian autobus) — bus; motorbus

autumnu (autumnus) – autumn
auxiliu (auxilium) – help
avaritia (avaritia) – greed
avare (avarus) – greedy
ya-avehe (avehere) – carry away
ya-averte (avertere) – turn away
ya-avoka (avocare) – call away

ya-awi(awi, Berber), to carry by hand
azar (azar, Berber), local drink, homemade beverage

baba(baba, Berber), father (familiar)

baiulu (baiulus) – porter, carrier

bakulu (baculum) — staff, stick, walking stick.
balbe (balbus) – stammering

balneu (balneum) – bath; bathhouse

ban(ban, Vandal), prohibition, official order

barba (barba) – beard

barbaru (barbarus) — barbarian; foreigner; uncivilized person
barde (bardus) – dull, stupid
basiu (basium) – kiss
beate (beatus) – blessed, fortunate
bellike (bellicus) – warlike
bellu (bellum) – war

ya-benedike (benedicere) – bless
benefikiu (beneficium) – benefit, favor
benevolentia (benevolentia) – goodwill
bestia (bestia) – beast
ya-bibe (bibere) – drink

biblioteka (bibliotheca) — library
bis (bis) – twice
ya-blandi (blandiri) – flatter
blanditia (blanditia) – flattery
bone (bonus) – good

borea (Boreas) — north wind; north; northern wind

borg(borg, Vandal), fortified post, stronghold

bove (bos) – ox, cow
breve (brevis) – short
brevitate (brevitas) – brevity

bursa (bursa) — purse; moneybag; pouch

bus(būṣ, Punic), fine linen, luxury cloth

ya-da (dare) – give

daktylu (dactylus) – date, fruit of the date palm
damnatione (damnatio) – condemnation

ya-damna (damnare) – condemn
dapiferu (dapifer) – seneschal
de (de) – from, about
ya-debe (debere) – owe, be bound

debile (debilis) — weak; feeble; faint; dim
ya-debilita (debilitare) – weaken
dedekore (dedecor) – shameful
dedekue (dedecus) – disgrace
ya-dedika (dedicare) – dedicate
ya-deduke (deducere) – lead out, found
ya-defaeka (defaecare) – cleanse
ya-defende (defendere) – defend
ya-defera (deferre) – hand over, report
ya-defetiske (defetisci) – grow weary
ya-defike (deficere) – fail, diminish, die downya-defige (defigere) – fix firmly
ya-defle (deflere) – bewail

ya-deflekte (deflectere) – turn aside; turn away; leave one's course
ya-deflue (defluere) – flow away
ya-defunge (defungi) – finish, die

ya-degenera (degenerare) – degenerate
ya-degere (degerere) – live, spend time
ya-degusta (degustare) – taste

degustatione (degustatio) – tasting; sampling; act of tasting

ya-dekerne (decernere) – decide
ya-dekerta (decertare) – contend, fight it out
ya-deke (decere) – be fitting

dekente (decens) – becoming; fitting; seemly; proper
dekime (decimus) – tenth
ya-dekipi (decipere) – deceive
ya-dekora (decorare) – adorn
dekore (decorus) – fitting, graceful

dekore (decus, decoris) – honor; glory; distinction
dekretu (decretum) – decree
ya-dekumba (decumbere) – fall, lie down
delektatione (delectatio) – delight
ya-delekta (delectare) – delight
ya-delega (delegare) – assign
ya-dele (delere) – destroy
ya-delibera (deliberare) – deliberate
ya-delinque (delinquere) – offend, fail
ya-delude (deludere) – mock

ya-deme(dēmere) — take away; remove; deduct; subtract

demense (demens) – mad
ya-demerge (demergere) – plunge
ya-demitte (demittere) – lower
ya-demonstra (demonstrare) – show
ya-demora (demorari) – linger
ya-demulke (demulcere) – caress
ya-denega (denegare) – deny
dente (dens) – tooth
ya-denuntia (denuntiare) – announce officially

ya-depere (deperire) – perish
ya-depone (deponere) – lay down
ya-depopula (depopulari) – devastate
ya-deporta (deportare) – carry off
ya-depraeda (depraedari) – plunder
deprekatore (deprecator) – intercessor
ya-depreka (deprecari) – entreat, avert
deprehensione (deprehensio) – detection
ya-deproma (depromere) – bring forth
ya-depulsa (depulsare) – drive away
ya-deputa (deputare) – reckon

ya-derelinque (derelinquere) – abandon
ya-deride (deridere) – mock
ya-deripi (deripere) – tear away

ya-desere (deserere) — leave; abandon; desert; forsake

deserte (desertus) — deserted; abandoned; desolate; uninhabited

desertu (desertus) — desert; wilderness; wasteland
ya-desidera (desiderare) – desire

desideriu (desiderium) – desire; longing; wish
desidiose (desidiosus) – lazy
ya-desine (desinere) – cease
ya-desipi (desipere) – act foolishly
ya-desola (desolare) – lay waste
ya-despekta (despectare) – despise, scorn
ya-despera (desperare) – despair
ya-despike (despicere) – despise
ya-desposke (desposcere) – demand
ya-destitue (destituere) – abandon
ya-detege (detegere) – uncover
ya-determine (determinare) – delimit
ya-detine (detinere) – hold back; restrain; check; detain

detrimentu (detrimentum) – loss
deu (deus) – god
ya-deveni (devenire) – come to, reach
ya-devita (devitare) – avoid
ya-devoka (devocare) – call away
ya-devove (devovēre) – devote, curse
dextere (dexter) – right; right-hand
diabolu (diabolus) – devil

diadema (diadema) – diadem; royal headband; crown

didasku(didaskos, Greek), instructor, lecturer
ya-dide (didere) – divide

die (dies) – day
ya-differe (differre) – differ, delay
diffikile (difficilis) – difficult
diffikultate (difficultas) – difficulty
digestore (digestor) – arranger

digitu (digitus) – finger
dignitate (dignitas) – dignity
ya-dignoske (dignoscere) – distinguish
digne (dignus) – worthy
ya-digredi (digredi) – depart
digressione (digressio) – digression

ya-dike (dicere) – say
diktata (dictata) – lessons, dictated material
diktatore (dictator) – dictator
ya-dikta (dictare) – dictate
ya-dilabora (dilaborari) – fall apart

ya-dilania (dilaniare) — tear apart; rend; lacerate; mangle

ya-dilapida (dilapidare) – crumble; fall into ruin; become dilapidated
ya-dilata (dilatare) – spread, extend
diligente (diligens) – diligent
diligentia (diligentia) – diligence
ya-diliga (diligere) – esteem, love
dilukulu (diluculo) – dawn
ya-dilue (diluere) – dissolve
dimidiu (dimidium) – half

ya-dimika (dimicare) – fight; contend; struggle; fight in defence of
ya-dimitte (dimittere) – dismiss; send away; release; let go

dimmi (dhimmi, Arabic) – Christian or Jew under Islamic rule

ya-dirige (dirigere) — direct; guide; aim; set in a direction

ya-diripe (diripere) – plunder
ya-dirue (diruere) – destroy

dirute (dirutus) – demolished; ruined; destroyed
ya-diskede (discedere) – depart
diskidiu (discidium) – separation
diskipulu (discipulus) – student
ya-diske (discere) – learn
ya-diskrepa (discrepare) – differ

ya-dispare (disparere) – disappear, vanish; pass out of sight

dispensatore (dispensator) – steward; administrator; household manager; treasurer
ya-dispona (disponere) – arrange; set out; prepare
disputatione (disputatio) – discussion
ya-disputa (disputare) – discuss
ya-dissera (disserere) – discuss
dissimile (dissimilis) – unlike

ya-dissimula (dissimulo) – conceal

distante (distans, distantis) — distant, faraway

ya-distingue (distinguere) – distinguish
ya-distribue (distribuere) – distribute

ya-disturba (disturbare) — disturb, trouble, throw into disorder
ya-dita (ditare) – enrich

diu (Latin diu) — adverb: for a long time; long (in duration)
diutine (diutinus) – long-lasting
diuturne (diuturnus) – enduring
diverse (diversus) – different
dive (dives) – rich
divine (divinus) – divine

divitia (divitiae) – riches; wealth
ya-doke (docere) – teach
doktore (doctor) – teacher
doktrina (doctrina) – teaching
ya-dole (dolere) – grieve
dolore (dolor) – pain
dolose (dolosus) – deceitful
dolu (dolus) – deceit

doma(doma, Vandal), deciding authority, magistrate

domestike (domesticus) – domestic
domina (domina) – mistress
dominatu (dominatus) – rule
dominu (dominus) – master
ya-domita (domitare) – tame
domu (domus) – house
donek (donec) – until
donu (donum) – gift
ya-dormi (dormire) – sleep

dote (dos, dotis) – dowry
ya-dubita (dubitare) – doubt
dubiu (dubium) – doubt
ya-duke (ducere) – lead, guide

duktore (ductor, ductoris) – leader; guide
dulkedine (dulcedo) – sweetness
dulke (dulcis) – sweet
dum (dum) – while
duo (duo) – two
ya-dura (durare) – endure
dure (durus) – hard
duke (dux) – leader

ya-ebulli (ebullire) – boil up, bubble up

ya-ede (edere) – eat
ya-edika (edicere) – proclaim
editione (editio) – publication

ya-edoke (edocere) – instruct thoroughly
ya-eduka (educare) – raise; bring up; rear; educate

effektu (effectus) – effect, result
ya-effere (efferre) – carry out, exalt
ya-efferveske (effervescere) – boil up

effigie (effigies) – appearance; form; likeness
ya-effike (efficere) – accomplish
ya-effrinke (effringere) – break open
ya-effuge (effugere) – escape
ya-effunde (effundere) – pour out

effusione (effusio) – pouring out; shedding; effusion
egene (egenus) – needy
ya-ege (egere) – lack
ya-egredi (egredi) – go out
ya-eike (eicere) – eject

ekklesia (ecclesia) — church; congregation; assembly of Christians

eko – echo
elementu (elementum) – element
ya-elige (eligere) – choose
eloquente (eloquens) – eloquent
eloquentia (eloquentia) – eloquence
ya-elue (eluere) – wash out
eluvie (eluvies) – flood
eluvione (eluvio) – inundation
ya-emania (emanare) – flow out

ya-eme (emere) – buy
ya-emenda (emendare) – correct
ya-emerka (emercari) – buy up
ya-emere (emereri) – earn
ya-emine (eminere) – stand out
ya-emina (eminari) – threaten
ya-emira (emirari) – marvel
ya-emove (emovere) – remove

empiria(empeiria, Greek), empirical observation
emptione (emptio) – purchase
ya-enumera (enumerare) – enumerate

ya-i (ire) – go

episkopu (episcopus) – bishop
epistula (epistula) – letter
ya-epula (epulare) – banquet
ya-epula (epulari) – feast

ya-equita (equitare) – ride; ride on horseback

equitatu (equitatus) – cavalry
equite (eques) – horseman
equu (equus) – horse
ya-erepe (erepere) – creep out

ya-erige (erigere) – raise; lift up; set upright
erga (erga) – toward
ya-eripe (eripere) – snatch away
ya-eroga (erogare) – pay out
ya-erra (errare) – wander, err
errore (error) – error
ya-erubeske (erubescere) – blush
ya-erudi (erudire) – educate

erudite (eruditus) – educated; learned; instructed; trained
ya-erue (eruere) – dig up
ya-esuri (esurire) – hunger
et … et (et … et) – both … and
ya-eveni (evenire) – happen
eventu (eventus) – event, outcome
ya-everte (evertere) – overturn
ya-evita (evitare) – avoid
ya-evoka (evocare) – call out
ex (ex) – out of, from
ya-exaequa (exaequare) – make equal

ya-exerke (exercere) – practise; exercise; pursue

exerkitu (exercitus) – army; field army

ya-exaggera (exaggerare) — exaggerate; magnify; amplify; overstate; heap up

exinde (exinde) – from there; thereafter; from then on
ya-exkede (excedere) – exceed
ya-exkipi (excipere) – take out, except
ya-exkita (excitare) – rouse
ya-exklama (exclamare) – shout
ya-exklude (excludere) – exclude
ya-exkola (excolere) – refine
ya-exkrukia (excruciare) – torture
exkusatione (excusatio) – excuse
ya-exkusa (excusare) – excuse
exemplare (exemplar) – model
exemplu (exemplum) – example
ya-exerke (exercere) – train
exerkitu (exercitus) – army
ya-exhereda (exheredare) – disinherit
exhere (exheres) – disinherited

ya-exhibe (exhibere) – show, present, offer
ya-exhilara (exhilarare) – cheer
ya-exhorreske (exhorrescere) – shudder, dread
ya-exige (exigere) – demand; complete
exile (exilis) – thin, slight
eximie (eximius) – exceptional
ya-exime (eximere) – remove, free
exitu (exitus) – exit
ya-exori (exoriri) – arise
ya-exora (exorare) – entreat successfully
ya-expedi (expedire) – free, prepare
ya-expelle (expellere) – expel

ya-expergefake (expergefacere) – awaken; wake up
ya-experi (experiri) – try, experience
expere (expers) – lacking
expilatione (expilatio) – plundering

ya-expira (expirare) – breathe out; expire; die
ya-expiske (expiscere) – find out
ya-exple (explere) – fill, complete
expletione (expletio) – completion
ya-explica (explicare) – explain

ya-explora (explorare) – investigate; examine; ascertain

exploratore (explorator) – scout; military scout

ya-expolia (expoliare) – strip; despoil; rob
ya-expona (exponere) – explain, expose
ya-expostula (expostulare) – demand
ya-expugna (expugnare) – conquer
ya-exsequa (exsequare) – carry out
exsiliu (exsilium) – exile

ya-exsolva (exsolvere) – solve; discharge; pay
ya-exspekta (exspectare) — await; wait for; expect; look forward to

ya-exstinke (exstinguere) – extinguish
ya-exsta (exstare) – stand out
externe (externus) – external
ya-extolle (extollere) – raise, exalt
ya-extorke (extorquere) – extort

extra (extra) – outside
extreme (extremus) – extreme, last
ya-exturba (exturbare) – drive away

exule (exsul, exulis) — exile; banished person
ya-exulta (exultare) – rejoice
ya-exura (exurere) – burn
exustione (exustio) – burning

fabula (fabula) – story
faenu (faenum) – hay

fake (fax, facis) — torch; firebrand

fakile (facilis) – easy
fakina (facina) – crime, deed
ya-fake (facere) – do, make
faktu (factum) – deed

fakula (facula) – small torch; burning brand
fakultate (facultas, facultatis) – resources; property; means; wealth; ability
fakunditate (facunditas) – eloquence

falke (falx) – sickle
false (falsus) – false
fama (fama) – rumor

fame (fame) – starvation

famelike (famelicus) – hungry, starving
familia (familia) – household
familiare (familiaris) – familiar
famulatu (famulatus) – service
famulu (famulus) – servant

farina (farina) — flour; meal; ground grain

fas (fas) – divine law; religious right; what is permitted or lawful by divine law; what is right or permissible

faskikulu (fasciculus) – small bundle, bunch, packet
ya-fatea (fateri) – confess
ya-fatiga (fatigare) – weary
fatu (fatum) – fate
fautore (fautor) – supporter
ya-fave (favere) – favor

fekulentia (feculentia) – dregs
felike (felix) – happy

felikitate (felicitas) – happiness; good fortune; success; prosperity
femina (femina) – woman
fenestra (fenestra) – window

fere (ferus) — wild; fierce; savage

fere (fere) — adverb: almost, nearly; approximately

feretru (feretrum) – bier

ya-feri (ferire) — strike, hit
feritate (feritas) – savagery
ya-fere (ferre) – carry
ferru (ferrum) – iron
festinatione (festinatio) – haste
ya-festina (festinare) – hasten
festine (festinus) – hasty

festu (festum) – feast, festival, celebration
ya-fete (fetere) – stink

fide (fides) – trust, faith, pledge
fidele (fidelis) – faithful
fidelitate (fidelitas) – loyalty
fidukia (fiducia) – confidence

ya-fie (fieri) — become; happen, occur, take place; come about, arise

ya-fige (figere) – fix; fasten; implant; impress

fiku (ficus) – fig tree

ya-fila (filare) — spin; spin thread; make thread
filia (filia) – daughter
filiu (filius) – son
fimu (fimus) – dung
fine (finis) – end, boundary

ya-fini (finire) — finish, end, bring to an end

finite (finitus) – finished; ended; concluded; over
finitime (finitimus) – neighboring
ya-fie (fieri) – become, be made
ya-firma (firmare) – strengthen
firme (firmus) – firm

fixe (fixus) — fixed; fastened; firmly set; immovable

ya-fla (flare) – blow

flamma (flamma) – flame
flatu (flatus) – blast, breath
ya-fle (flere) – weep

ya-flekte (flectere) – bend, flex; bend the knee, kneel

ya-flekte lu genu — “bend the knee / kneel”

ya-flore (florere) — bloom, blossom, flourish
fluktu (fluctus) – wave
flumine (flumen) – river
ya-flue (fluere) – flow
ya-fode (fodere) – dig, stab

foedere (foedus, foederis) – treaty; formal alliance; solemn compact

fomentu (fomentum) – warm application; fomentation; soothing treatment

fonte (fons, fontis) – fountain; spring; source

foramine (foramen) – hole; opening; aperture
forense (forensis) – legal
forma (forma) – form, appearance, beauty

formidabile (formidabilis) — formidable; fearsome; dreadful; awe-inspiring

formika (formica) – ant
ya-forma (formare) – shape

forsan (forsan) — perhaps; maybe; possibly

forse —perhaps; maybe; possibly

forsitan (forsitan) – perhaps; maybe; possibly

fortasse (fortasse) – perhaps; maybe; possibly

forte (fors) – chance
forte (fortis) – strong, brave
fortitudine (fortitudo) – courage
fortuna (fortuna) – fortune
fortunate (fortunatus) – fortunate
foru (forum) – forum

foto (international/Neo-Latin photo) — photograph; photo; photographic image
ya-fove (fovere) – cherish

frakte (fractus) — broken; shattered; fractured
ya-frange (frangere) – break
fratre (frater) – brother

ya-frauda (fraudare) – defraud, cheat; deceive for gain

fraudatore (fraudator, -oris) — cheat, fraudster, swindler; someone who deceives or defrauds others

fraude (fraus, fraudis) — fraud, deceit, deception, dishonesty; trick, dishonest act

fraudulente (fraudulentus) – fraudulent; deceitful
ya-frende (frendere) – gnash, grind

frequentatione (frequentatio) – crowding
frequentia (frequentia) – multitude; crowd; throng; gathering; assembled company; congregation

ya-frequenta (frequentare) – frequent, crowd

ya-frigeske (frigescere) — grow cold; become cold; cool down

frigore (frigus, frigoris) – cold; coldness

ya-frika (fricare) – rub; massage; apply by rubbing

fronte (frons) – forehead, front
frugalitate (frugalitas) – frugality

fruktuarie (fructuarius) – fruitful
fruktu (fructus) – fruit, profit
frumentu (frumentum) – grain

ya-frui (frui) – enjoy

ya-frustra (frustrare) – frustrate; foil; thwart; cause a plan or attempt to fail
fuga (fuga) – flight

ya-fuga (fugare) – put to flight; rout; drive away

ya-fuge (fugere) – flee; run away; escape
fugitive (fugitivus) – fugitive

fugitivu (fugitivus) — fugitive; runaway
ya-fuga (fugare) – put to flight

fulgore (fulgor, fulgoris) – brightness; gleam; radiance

fulgure (fulgur) – lightning; lightning bolt; thunderbolt
ya-fulki (fulcire) – support

fumu (fumus) – smoke

fundatore (fundator, fundatoris) — founder
ya-funde (fundere) – pour; rout; cast; melt

funere (funus, funeris) – funeral; burial; funeral rites

ya-funge (fungi) – perform; discharge; carry on; engage in
fune (funis) – rope
furibunde (furibundus) – furious
furore (furor) – rage
fure (fur) – thief
furtifike (furtificus) – thievish
furtu (furtum) – theft

future (futurus) — future; coming; yet to come

galea (galea) – helmet

gardu(gardu, Vandal), guard, watchman, sentry

ya-gaude (gaudere) – be happy

gaudiu (gaudium) – joy, delight, happiness

gazella (gazella) — gazelle
ya-geme (gemere) – sigh, groan, wail

gemma (gemma) – jewel; precious stone; gem

ya-genera (generare) – beget; father; produce

generu (gener) – son-in-law
gente (gens) – clan, race, nation, people, tribe
genu (genus) – kind, sort, class, category
ya-gere (gerere) – carry, bear, wear; bear, give birth to; carry about
gestu (gestum) – carrying about, conduct; carriage, bearing
ya-gigne (gignere) – bring forth, bear, beget, father

gladiu (gladius) – sword
glakiale (glacialis) – icy, frozen

glakie (glacies) – ice
gloria (gloria) – fame, renown, glory

gnosis(gnosis, Greek), specialized knowledge, expertise

gradu (gradus) – step, stair, rung, degree, level, stage, rank

grafia(graphia, Greek), technical or scholarly writing
grandine (grando) – hailstorm
ya-grassa (grassari) – go about, proceed, attack
grate (gratus) – pleasing, agreeable; grateful

gratia (gratia) – gratitude, favor
ya-grava (gravare) – oppress, burden
grave (gravis) – heavy, serious, severe
gravitate (gravitas) – weight, seriousness, dignity

gubernatione (gubernatio, gubernationis) — steering; piloting; direction; management

gubernatore (gubernator) – helmsman; pilot; shipmaster

gurgite (gurges, gurgitis) – deep water; whirlpool; current
ya-gusta (gustare) – taste

gustu (gustus) — taste; flavor; sense of taste

gutta (gutta) – drop

gymnasiu (gymnasium) – gymnasium; exercise ground; athletic training place

habena (habena) – rein, strap, thong

habitatione (habitatio) – dwelling; lodging; habitation

habitu (habitus) – appearance; dress; attire

ya-haser(Punic ḥsr; cf. Hebrew חָסֵר ḥāsēr) — be missing; be lacking; be absent; be short

hereditate (hereditas) – inheritance, property

heroe (heros) – hero
ya-hesita (hesitare) – be unsure, waver

hieme (hiems, hiemis) – winter

hik (hic) – this
hilare (hilaris) – cheerful, merry

hispide (hispidus) – rough; shaggy; bristly; unkempt

histrione (histrio, histrionis) — actor, stage performer

homikidiu (homicidium) – homicide; murder
homine (homo) – human being, man
honore (honor) – honor, esteem, public office
honorabile (honorabilis) – respectable
hora (hora) – hour, time
hordeu (hordeum) – barley
ya-horta (hortari) – exhort, incite, encourage

hortamentu (hortamentum) – encouragement; exhortation; incentive
hortu (hortus) – garden
hospite (hospes) – guest, host, stranger

hospitiu (hospitium) – lodging; accommodation; guest quarters; place of hospitality
hoste (hostis) – enemy (collective / enemy of the state)

ya-huma (humare) – cover with earth, bury
humane (humanus) – humane, human

humanitate (humanitas) – kindness, culture, refinement
humile (humilis) – lowly, humble
humu (humus) – ground, soil, land

hydraule (hydraulis) – water organ, hydraulis
hypokrita (hypocrita) – hypocrite

ya-iake (iacere) – lie, lie prostrate, lie dead
ya-iake (iacere ← iacio) – throw, cast, hurl, lay, scatter
iakulatore (iaculator) – thrower, javelin man
iakulu (iaculum) – dart, javelin, short spear
ianua (ianua) – door

idea(idea, Greek), concept, abstract notion

idem (idem, eadem, idem) — adjective/pronoun/adverb: same, identical; the same one; to the same place or destination

ideo (ideo) – therefore; for that reason; accordingly

idonee (idoneus) – proper, worthy, fitting, capable
ignare (ignarus) – ignorant
ignave (ignavus) – lazy, cowardly
igne (ignis) – fire
ya-ignora (ignorare) – be ignorant of, not know
ya-ignoske (ignoscere) – forgive, pardon
ignote (ignotus) – unknown, obscure

iktu (ictus) – blow, stroke, thrust
ya-illakrima (illacrimare) – weep over
imagine (imago) – image, likeness

imbekille (imbecillis) – weak; feeble; infirm
imbre (imber) – rain shower, storm
imitabile (imitabilis) – that can be imitated
ya-imita (imitari) – imitate
immanitate (immanitas) – savagery, frightfulness
ya-immine (imminere) – hang over, threaten
immodike (immodicus) – immoderate, excessive
immortale (immortalis) – immortal
immote (immotus) – unmoved
immunde (immundus) – foul, impure

impatiente (impatiens, impatientis) – impatient
impatientia (impatientia) – impatience

impedimentu (impedimentum) – hindrance, obstacle
ya-impede (impedire) – hinder, prevent
ya-impelle (impellere) – drive against, impel
ya-impende (impendere) – hang over, menace

imperfekte (imperfectus) — unfinished; incomplete; imperfect
impenetrabile (impenetrabilis) – impenetrable
impensa (impensa) – expense, outlay

ya-impera (imperare) – command, rule
imperatore (imperator) – commander, general, emperor
imperiose (imperiosus) – imperious
imperiu (imperium) – command, authority
ya-impetra (impetrare) – obtain, accomplish
impetu (impetus) – attack, impulse, force

impie (impius) – impious, unlawful

implakabile (implacabilis) — implacable; relentless; unappeasable; inexorable

ya-imple (implere) – fill, satisfy
ya-importa (importare) – bring in, cause
importune (importunus) – troublesome, unsuitable
improbe (improbus) – wicked, perverse
improvide (improvidus) – improvident, negligent
impudente (impudens) – impudent, shameless
ya-imputa (imputare) – lay to a charge, impute

inane (inanis) – empty, vain

inapte (inaptus) – unsuitable; inappropriate; unfitting

inde (inde) – from there; thence

ya-indue (induere) – put on, clothe oneself in; assume

indulgentia (indulgentia) – indulgence; pardon; forgiveness
industria (industria) – industry, diligence
industrie (industrius) – industrious
indutiae (indutiae) – truce, armistice
inedikabile (inedicabilis) – unexplainable
infantia (infantia) – infancy
infektore (infector) – dyer
infekunditate (infecunditas) – barrenness
infekunde (infecundus) – barren
infelitate (infelicitas) – misfortune
infelike (infelix) – unhappy; unfortunate; unlucky; ill-fated; wretched; unfruitful; barren; infertile (especially of land, plants, or trees)

infelikitate (infelicitas) – unhappiness; misfortune; adversity; ill fortune
ya-infensa (infensare) – attack, avenge
inferi (inferi) – the dead, those below
ya-infere (inferre) – carry in; bring on, cause
infere (inferus) – below, under
ya-inferveske (infervescere) – come to a boil
ya-infesta (infestare) – attack, disquiet
infeste (infestus) – hostile, dangerous
ya-infike (inficere) – poison, taint
infidele (infidelis) – unfaithful
infidelitate (infidelitas) – disloyalty
infide (infidus) – untrue, disloyal

ya-infige (infigere) – fix, fasten
ya-infinde (infindere) – cut into
infinitate (infinitas) – eternity, infinity

infinite (infinitus) – infinite; boundless; unlimited
infirmatione (infirmatio) – weakening, invalidating
infirmitate (infirmitas) – weakness, instability
ya-infirma (infirmare) – weaken, invalidate
infirme (infirmus) – weak, feeble
infitiale (infitialis) – negative
ya-infiki (infitiari) – deny, refuse

inflammatione (inflammatio) – inflaming
ya-inflamma (inflammare) – inflame, kindle
inflatione (inflatio) – inflation
ya-inflekta (inflectere) – warp, sway
inflexione (inflexio) – bending, swaying
ya-inflige (infligere) – strike, damage
ya-infla (inflare) – blow into, inspire
ya-influe (influere) – flow in, rush in
ya-infode (infodere) – dig in, bury

informatione (informatio) – concept, idea
informe (informis) – formless, hideous
infortunate (infortunatus) – unfortunate
infortuniu (infortunium) – misfortune
infula (infula) – insignia of office
ingeniu (ingenium) – talent; character; disposition; natural ability; intellect; mind
ingente (ingens) – vast, huge
ya-ingere (ingerere) – pour forth, inflict
ingrate (ingratus) – ungrateful
ya-ingraveska (ingravescere) – become heavy

ya-inike (inicere) – throw on, inspire
inimike (inimicus) – enemy, foe
inike (iniquus) – unjust
initiu (initium) – beginning
iniuria (iniuria) – injury, injustice
iniuste (iniustus) – unjust

inkeptore (inceptor) – beginner
inkeptu (inceptum) – beginning, attempt
ya-inkide (incidere) – fall in or on; happen
ya-inkipi (incipere) – take in hand, begin

inkise (incisus) — incised; cut into; engraved; carved
ya-inkita (incitare) – excite, spur, hasten
ya-inklina (inclinare) – bend, incline, waver
ya-inklude (includere) – shut in, enclose, surround
inkola (incola) – resident, inhabitant

inkomparabile(incomparabilis) – incomparable; unequalled; beyond comparison

inkompte (incomptus) – uncombed; unkempt; dishevelled
inkredibile (incredibilis) – incredible
ya-inkrepa (increpare) – chide, rebuke
ya-inkuba (incubare) – hang over, lie upon
ya-inkurre (incurrere) – run into; incur; fall into
ya-indike (indicere) – proclaim, announce
ya-indige (indigere) – require, need
indignatione (indignatio) – indignation
indigne (indignus) – unworthy
ya-induke (inducere) – cover, put on; introduce, induce

ya-innoteska (innotescere) – become known
ya-innua (innuere) – give a nod, signal

innumerabile (innumerabilis) — innumerable; countless; numberless
ya-inoleska (inolescere) – grow in or on
inope (inops) – poor, helpless

inquietudine (inquietudo, inquietudinis) — uneasiness; restlessness; anxiety; disquiet

ya-inrue (inruere) – rush in
insania (insania) – insanity
ya-inskribe (inscribere) – inscribe, enlist
ya-insequi (insequi) – pursue, assail
ya-inservi (inservire) – serve, be devoted
ya-inside (insidere) – sit upon, be placed
insidia (insidia) – ambush, plot
ya-insinua (insinuare) – insinuate
ya-insiste (insistere) – enter upon, pursue

insolite (insolitus) – unusual
insone (insons) – innocent
insperate (insperatus) – unexpected

ya-inspike (inspicere) – inspect; examine; look over

ya-insta (instare) – pursue eagerly
instar (instar) – like, after the fashion of
ya-instiga (instigare) – incite, urge
ya-institue (instituere) – establish
ya-instrue (instruere) – construct, prepare
ya-insurge (insurgere) – rise up, rebel

integre (integer) – whole, complete, untouched
ya-intellege (intellegere) – understand, comprehend
intempestive (intempestivus) – untimely, immoderate
ya-intende (intendere) – stretch, aim, direct
intentione (intentio) – effort, attention, intent
intente (intentus) – tense, strict
ya-interkipe (intercipere) – intercept
ya-interdike (interdicere) – forbid, prohibit

interessante – interesting
ya-interi (interire) – perish, die
ya-interfike (interficere) – kill, slay

interne (internus) – inner, internal, interior (adjective)
internu (internum) – interior, inside (noun)

interprete (interpres, interpretis) – interpreter; translator

interrogatione (interrogatio) – interrogation

ya-interveni (intervenire) — intervene, come between, step in
ya-intro (intrare) – enter
ya-introduke (introducere) – introduce; lead in; bring in

introitu (introitus) — entrance; entry; act of entering

ya-intue (intueri) – look at attentively
ya-intumeske (intumescere) – swell up
inulte (inultus) – unavenged

ya-invade (invadere) – assail, seize
ya-invaleske (invalescere) – grow stronger
ya-inveni (invenire) – find, discover
inventore (inventor) – inventor
inveterate (inveteratus) – long-standing
ya-invetera (inveterare) – render old
invikte (invictus) – unconquered

ya-invide (invidere) – envy; begrudge; be envious of
invidia (invidia) – envy, jealousy

inviolabile (inviolabilis) – inviolable; inviolate; not to be violated
ya-invise (invisere) – visit, inspect
invise (invisus) – hated
ya-invita (invitare) – invite
invite (invitus) – unwilling

ya-ioka (iocare) – joke, jest
ioku (iocus) – joke
ira (ira) – anger

ya-iraske (irascere) – be angry

ya-irride (irridere) — laugh at, mock, ridicule
ya-irritia (irritiare) – irritate

itaque(itaque) — therefore; and so; consequently
itinere(iter) – road, journey
ya-itera (iterare) – repeat
ya-iube (iubere) – order, command
iukunditate (iucunditas) – pleasure
iukunde (iucundus) – pleasant
iudike (iudex) – judge
iudikiu (iudicium) – judgment
ya-iudika (iudicare) – judge
iuge (iugis) – perpetual
iumentu (iumentum) – beast of burden
ya-iunge (iungere) – join

iunktura (iunctura) – joint; joining; seam
ya-iura (iurare) – swear
ius (ius) – law, right
iuste (iustus) – just
ya-iuva (iuvare) – help
iuvene (iuvenis) – young man
iuventute (iuventus) – youth

iuxta (iuxta) — preposition/adverb: beside, next to, alongside; close to, nearby

ya-kade (cadere) – fall

ya-kaeka (caecare) – blind; make blind
kaeke (caecus) – blind
kaeleste (caelestis) – heavenly
kaelu (caelum) – sky, heaven
kalamitate (calamitas) – disaster
kalamu (calamus) – reed, pen

ya-kalda (caldare) – heat; warm; make warm

ya-kalka (calcare) – tread
kalkare (calcar) – spur

kalke (calx, calcis) — heel
kalkulu (calculus) – stone
kallide (callidus) – clever, cunning

kalliditate (calliditas) – cleverness; cunning; craftiness; shrewdness

ya-kambia (cambiare) – barter, exhange, trade

kambiu (cambium) – trade, barter, exchange

kamelu (camelus) — camel
kampana (campana) – bell

kanale (canalis) — channel; canal; conduit; pipe; water pipe; watercourse

kanna (canna) – reed; cane
kandide (candidus) – white, bright
kane (canis) – dog

ya-kane (canere) — sing; play music; play a musical instrument; make music

kanonike (canonicus) – canonical, lawful
kanone (canon) – canon
ya-kanta (cantare) – sing

kantu (cantus) – song; singing; chant

ya-kape (capere) – take, seize
kapillu (capillus) – hair

kapite (caput) – head

kapitulu (capitulus) – chapter
ya-kapta (captare) – seize at

kar(kr, Punic), quay, dock, stone pier
karbo (carbo) – coal

kare (carus) – dear; beloved; valued; expensive; costly
ya-kare (carere) – lack
karie (caries) – decay
kariose (cariosus) – rotten

karisma (charisma / carisma) – gift
karitate (caritas) – affection, charity

karkere (carcer) – prison; starting gate, starting enclosure of a circus

karmine (carmen) – song

karne (caro, carnis) – flesh
ya-karpa (carpere) – pluck
ya-kassa (cassare) – annul

kaste (castus) – chaste; pure; morally virtuous

kastitate (castitas, castitatis) – chastity; purity

kastra (castra) – military camp; encampment
kasu (casus) – chance; occurrence; event; misfortune; circumstance
katena (catena) – chain

katerva (caterva) – crowd; band; company

kathedrale (cathedralis) – cathedral, pertaining to a cathedral
kattu (cattus) – cat
kauda (cauda) – tail
kausa (causa) – cause
kautela (cautela) – caution
ya-kave (cavere) – beware
kave (cavus) – hollow

kavitate (cavitas) – cavity; hollow
ya-kede (cedere) – yield, go

ya-kela (celare) – hide, conceal; keep something from being seen or known

ya-kelebra (celebrare) – celebrate; solemnize; observe

kelebratione (celebratio) – celebration; observance; festivity
kelebre (celeber) – famous
kelebre (celebrus) – frequented
kelere (celer) – swift
keleritate (celeritas) – speed
ya-kela (celare) – hide
kena (cena) – meal
kenakulu (cenaculum) – upper room
ya-kena (cenare) – dine
kensura (censura) – judgment
kentum (centum) – hundred

kerm(krm, Punic), dyed cloth, crimson textile
ya-kerne (cernere) – decide, discern

keroma (ceroma) – ceroma; athletic rubbing oil; oil-and-wax preparation used in the gymnasium
ya-kerta (certare) – contend
kerte (certus) – certain
kervu (cervus) – deer

kesef (kesef, Punic), money, means of payment
keteru (cetera) – the rest, the others

kiam – when
kirographu (chirographum) – written charter
ya-kibe (cibare) – animal food
kibu (cibus) – food

ya-kie (ciere) – move, set in motion; stir, rouse; cause to act
kikuta (cicuta) – hemlock
kiminatione (ciminatio) – accusation
kiminose (ciminosus) – slanderous
kinere (cinis, cineris) – ash, ashes

kirke (circum) – around

ya-kirkumda (circumdare) — surround; encircle; go around

kirkumdate (circumdatus) – surrounded; encircled
ya-kirkumveni (circumvenire) – surround, deceive

kito (cito) – fast, quick (adv.)
kivile (civilis) – civic
kive (civis) – citizen
kivitate (civitas) – state

klam (clam) – secretly; in secret; covertly
ya-klama (clamare) – cry out; shout; call aloud

klamore (clamor) – shout
ya-klare (clarare) – make clear
klare (clarus) – clear, famous

klasse (classis) – fleet; naval force
ya-klaude (claudere) – limp
ya-klaude (claudere) – shut
klaude (claudus) – lame

klause (clausus) – closed, shut
klaustru (claustrum) – bolt, bar, enclosure, prison

klaxone (Neo-Latin claxon) — horn; motor horn; vehicle horn
klementia (clementia) – mercy, gentleness

klepsydra (clepsydra) – water clock, clepsydra
klibanu (clibanus) – oven, furnace

klinika(kline, Greek), clinical care, medical practice
koadunatione (coadunatio) – uniting, gathering together

ya-koagula (coagulare) – coagulate; clot

kodikillu (codicillus) – writing tablet; written note; document
ya-koegreske (coaegrescere) – fall ill together
ya-koepi (coepire) – begin
ya-koerke (coercere) – restrain, confine

ya-koga (cogere) – compel, drive together
ya-kogita (cogitare) – think, consider

kognatu (cognatus) – relative, related

ya-kognomina (cognominare) – surname; give an additional name to; call by a name
kognomine (cognomen) – surname
ya-kognoske (cognoscere) – learn, recognize
ya-kohaere (cohaerere) – adhere
ya-kohibe (cohibere) – restrain
kohorte (cohors) – enclosure, cohort
ya-kohorta (cohortari) – encourage

ya-kole (colere) – cultivate
kollega (collega) – colleague; associate; companion

ya-kollide (collidere) — collide; strike together; clash; crash into
ya-kollige (colligere) – collect
ya-kolloka (collocare) – place

ya-kolloque (colloqui) – converse; talk together; speak with one another
kollu (collum) – neck

kolore (color) – color
ya-kolora (colorare) – color

kolumna (columna) — column; pillar
koma (coma) – hair
ya-kombibe (combibere) – drink up
ya-kombure (combūrere) – burn up

ya-komede (comedere) – eat up

komitatu (comitatus) — retinue; company; escort; following

komite (comes, comitis) — companion; attendant; member of a retinue

ya-kommea (commeare) – go back and forth; travel to and fro

ya-kommenda (commendare) — entrust, commit to someone's care; commend
komete (cometes) – comet

kometissa (cometissa / comitissa) – countess
komise (comis) – courteous
komitatu (comitatus) – retinue
ya-kommitte (committere) – entrust, commit
ya-kommemora (commemorare) – mention, recall
ya-kommea (commeare) – go back and forth
kommessatione (commessatio) – eating together
ya-kommina (comminari) – threaten
ya-komminue (comminuere) – weaken
ya-kommiske (commiscere) – mix
ya-kommoda (commodare) – lend, adapt

kommodu (commodum) – advantage, convenience

ya-kommone (commonere) – remind

kommotione (commotio, commotionis) – commotion; disturbance; agitation
ya-kommove (commovere) – disturb
kommune (communis) – common

ya-kompagina (compaginare) – join together; fasten together; construct by joining pieces
ya-kompara (comparare) – compare
kompatre (compater) – godfather
ya-kompatia (compatiri) – have compassion

kompatione – compassion
ya-kompelle (compellere) – compel
ya-komperi (comperire) – find out
kompede (compes) – fetter, shackle
ya-kompete (competere) – be fitting
ya-komple (complere) – fill, complete
ya-kompone (componere) – compose
kompositione (compositio) – arrangement, agreement
ya-komprehende (comprehendere) – seize, understand
ya-komproba (comprobare) – approve

ya-kona (conari) – attempt
konatu (conatus) – effort, attempt

ya-konde (condere) – found, establish; create
ya-kondike (condicere) – arrange, agree

ya-kondona (condonare) – give; grant; bestow; remit
ya-konduke (conducere) – hire
ya-konfere (conferre) – bring together, discuss

konfessione (confessio, confessionis) – confession; admission
ya-konfida (confidere) – trust

konfinu (confinium) — boundary; border; frontier
ya-konfite (confiteri) – confess
ya-konforta (confortare) – strengthen
ya-konfuga (confugere) – flee, take refuge
kongregatione (congregatio) – assembly
ya-kongrega (congregare) – gather, assemble
kongrue (congruus) – fitting, suitable
ya-konike (conicere) – throw, infer
ya-koniekta (coniectare) – infer, conjecture
ya-konita (conitari) – strive

koniunktio (coniunctio) – union; joining; marriage

koniuratione (coniuratio) – conspiracy
koniuratu (coniuratus) – conspirator
ya-koniura (coniurare) – conspire

ya-konkede (concedere) – concede
ya-konkere (concerere) – join, bind
ya-konkide (concidere) – fall, perish
konkiliu (concilium) – council
ya-konkipi (concipere) – receive, conceive
ya-konkita (concitare) – stir up
ya-konkulka (conculcare) – trample, oppress

ya-konkumbe (concumbere) – lie with; sleep with; have sexual intercourse with
konkupiskentia (concupiscentia) – desire, covetousness
ya-konkupiske (concupiscere) – desire eagerly

konkursu (concursus) – gathering; assembly; crowd; convergence
ya-konkutia (concutere) – shake

ya-konkue (conqueri) – complain
ya-konskende (conscendere) – ascend
konskientia (conscientia) – conscience
ya-konskinde (conscindere) – tear apart
konskie (conscius) – aware
ya-konserva (conservare) – preserve
ya-konsidera (considerare) – consider
ya-konsida (considere) – settle
konsiliu (consilium) – counsel, plan
ya-konsiste (consistere) – stand, consist

ya-konsola (consolari) – console; comfort
konsitore (consitor) – sower

konsolatore (consolator) – comforter; consoler

konspektu (conspectus) – sight; presence; view
ya-konsperge (conspergere) – sprinkle
ya-konspike (conspicere) – perceive
konstante (constans) – firm

ya-konsta (constare) – stand firm

konstantia (constantia) — firmness, steadfastness, determination, resolution
ya-konstitue (constituere) – establish
ya-konstrinke (constringere) – bind
ya-konstrue (construere) – build
konstupatore (constupator) – ravisher
ya-konstupra (constuprare) – ravish
konsuasore (consuasor) – adviser
ya-konsuefakia (consuefacere) – accustom
ya-konsueske (consuescere) – become accustomed
konsuetudine (consuetudo) – custom
konsulatione (consulatio) – deliberation
ya-konsule (consulere) – consult
ya-konsulta (consultare) – consult carefully
konsultu (consultum) – decree

konsummatione (consummatio) – completion
ya-konsumme (consummare) – complete
ya-konsume (consumere) – consume
ya-konsue (consuere) – sew together
ya-konsurge (consurgere) – rise up
ya-kontabeske (contabescere) – waste away
kontage (contages) – contact
kontagione (contagio) – contagion
ya-kontamina (contaminare) – pollute
ya-kontege (contegere) – cover
ya-kontemne (contemnere) – despise
kontemplatione (contemplatio) – contemplation
ya-kontempla (contemplari) – contemplate
kontemptione (contemptio) – contempt
ya-kontende (contendere) – strive, assert
kontente (contentus) – content, eager
ya-kontinge (contingere) – happen
ya-kontine (continere) – contain, restrain

kontinue (continuus) – continuous
kontra (contra) – against
kontradiktione (contradictio) – contradiction
ya-kontrade (contradere) – deliver

ya-kontradike (contradicere) – contradict; oppose
ya-kontraha (contrahere) – draw together
ya-kontrista (contristare) – sadden
ya-konturba (conturbare) – disturb

ya-konveni (convenire) – come together; assemble; meet
konventu (conventus) – assembly
konversatione (conversatio) – way of life
ya-konverte (convertere) – turn

konviva (conviva) – dinner guest; banquet guest; guest at a feast
ya-konvoka (convocare) – convene

kopia (copia) – abundance

koram (coram) – before; in the presence of; in front of

koriu (corium) — hide; leather; skin
kornu (cornu) – horn
korona (corona) – crown
korpore (corpus) – body
ya-korrige (corrigere) – correct, put right, amend, repair
ya-korripi (corripere) – seize
ya-korrobora (corroborare) – strengthen
ya-korrumpe (corrumpere) – corrupt, destroy
ya-korrue (corruere) – collapse

koru (chorus) – chorus, choir

kotidie (cotidie) – daily; every day; each day

koxa (coxa) — hip
krapula (crapula) – drunkenness
kras (cras) – tomorrow
krastine (crastinus) – of tomorrow

ya-krea (creare) – create
kreatore (creator) – creator
kreatura (creatura) – creature
krebre (creber) – frequent
ya-krede (credere) – believe

kreditore (creditor, creditoris) — creditor; lender; person to whom a debt is owed

kreditu (creditum) — credit; loan; debt; sum entrusted or owed
kreptione (creptio) – seizure
krepuskulu (crepusculum) – dusk, twilight
ya-kreske (crescere) – grow, increase
kreta (creta) – chalk
ya-kribra (cribrare) – sift
kribru (cribrum) – sieve

krigu(krigu, Vandal), armed conflict, fighting, war

krine (crinis) – hair
krinite (crinitus) – long-haired

Kristianu – Christian

Kristu (Christus) – Christ
kruk iamentu (cruciamentum) – torture
ya-krukia (cruciare) – torture
krudele (crudelis) – cruel
kruente (cruentus) – bloody
krus (crus) – leg, shin
krustulu (crustulum) – pastry
kruke (crux) – cross
kubikulare (cubicularis) – pertaining to a bedroom
kubikulariu (cubicularius) – chamber servant
kubikulu (cubiculum) – bedroom
kubitu (cubitum) – elbow; cubit
ya-kuba (cubare) – lie down

kultellu (cultellus) – knife; small knife
kulpa (culpa) – fault

ya-kulpa (culpo) – blame

kultellu (cultellus) – knife
kultura (cultura) – cultivation
kum (cum) – with; when
kunabula (cunabula) – cradle
kuna (cunae) – nest

kuning(kuning, Vandal), ruler as authority figure, the crown
kunktatione (cunctatio) – delay
kunktatore (cunctator) – delayer
ya-kunkta (cunctor) – delay
kunkte (cunctus) – all
kupiditate (cupiditas) – desire
kupidine (cupido) – desire
ya-kupi (cupere) – desire
kuppedia (cuppedia) – delicacies
kupressu (cupressus) – cypress
kur (cur) – why
kura (cura) – care

ya-kura (curare) – care for; look after; manage; treat; cure

kuratione (curatio) – treatment, care
kuratore (curator) – overseer
kuria (curia) – court
kuriositate (curiositas) – curiosity
kuriose (curiosus) – curious, attentive
kurrikulu (curriculum) – course, lap (in race)
kurru (currus) – cart
ya-kursa (cursare) – run back and forth
kursore (cursor) – runner, messenger
kursu (cursus) – course
ya-kurta (curtare) – shorten
kurte (curtus) – short, mutilated
ya-kurva (curvare) – bend
kurve (curvus) – bent

ya-kustodi (custodire) — guard; watch over; keep watch on; keep under observation
kustodia (custodia) – custody
kustode (custos) – guard

ya-laba (labare) – totter, sink
labe (labes) – stain, blemish, disgrace; misfortune
ya-labefake (labefacere) – shake, loosen, impair
labellu (labellum) – little lip; small washing vessel
labiu (labium) – lip; rim; edge

labiose (labiosus) – having large lips
labore (labor) – hardship, toil
labru (labrum) – lip, rim; bathing tub
labruska (labrusca) – wild grape vine
labrusku (labruscum) – wild grape
ya-laede (laedere) – hurt, damage
laesione (laesio) – wounding, attack
laetitia (laetitia) – joy, delight
ya-laeta (laetare) – gladden, rejoice, be happy
laeve (laevus) – foolish; unlucky; left

lag(lag, Vandal), regulation, operational rule

laganu (laganum) – cake

lakte (lac) – milk
lakere (lacer) – torn, mangled
lakeratione (laceratio) – tearing, mangling
ya-lakera (lacerare) – tear to pieces, squander, slander
lakerta (lacerta) – lizard
lakertose (lacertosus) – muscular
lakertu (lacertus) – upper arm; strength
ya-lakesse (lacessere) – harass, attack
lakrima (lacrima) – tears
lakrimabile (lacrimabilis) – lamentable
ya-lakrima (lacrimare) – weep, shed tears
lakrimose (lacrimosus) – tearful
laktatione (lactatio) – enticement
laktee (lacteus) – milky
ya-lakta (lactare) – allure, entice
laktuka (lactuca) – lettuce
lakuna (lacuna) – hole, deficiency
lakunare (lacunar) – panelled ceiling
laku (lacus) – hollow; lake, pool
lama (lama) – bog, slough

ya-lambe (lambere) – lick
lamentu (lamentum) – weeping, wailing
lamentabile (lamentabilis) – lamentable
lamentatione (lamentatio) – lamenting
ya-lamenta (lamentari) – weep, lament
lamia (lamia) – witch
lamina (lamina) – metal sheet, blade

lana (lana) – wool

ya-lapida (lapidare) – stone; kill by stoning

lapide(lapis, lapidis) — stone; a stone
lapidee(adj.)(lapideus)— stone; made of stone
lapsu (lapsus) – fall, error
laqueu (laqueus) – snare, noose

large (largus) — abundant; plentiful; generous; ample; copious
ya-largi (largiri) – lavish, bestow

largitate (largitas) – generosity; liberality; bounty

larva (larva) – mask, theatrical mask; ghost, spectre
ya-laskivi (lascivire) – run riot, be wanton
ya-laseske (lasescere) – grow weary

late (latus) — broad, wide, spacious

latine (Latinus) — Latin; pertaining to Latin language or culture
latu (latus) – side, flank; lungs
laudatore (laudator) – praiser
ya-lauda (laudare) – praise, commend
laude (laus) – praise, glory
lebe (lebes) – copper kettle, basin
legatariu (legatarius) – legatee
legatu (legatus) – deputy, envoy

lege (lex, legis) – law; rule; regulation; condition

ya-lege (legere) – gather, choose, read

legione (legio) – legion
lektika (lectica) – litter, bier
lektore (lector) – reader
lektu (lectus) – bed
lemnisku (lemniscus) – ribbon
lemma (lemma) – theme, title
lemure (lemur) – ghost
lenimentu (lenimentum) – alleviation
ya-leni (lenire) – mitigate, relieve
lene (lenis) – gentle, mild
lenitate (lenitas) – gentleness
lenone (leno) – procurer, pimp
lenokiniu (lenocinium) – enticement
ya-lenokina (lenocinari) – pander, flatter
lente (lens) – lentil
ya-lenteske (lentescere) – become soft, weaken
lentitudine (lentitudo) – sluggishness
ya-lenta (lentare)

lepide (lepidus) – charming, witty
lepore (lepor) – charm, wit
letale (letalis) – deadly
levane (levamen) – alleviation

ya-leva (levare) – lift, relieve

levamine (levamen, levaminis) – relief, alleviation; feeling of relief
leve (levis) – light, slight
levikulu (leviculus) – vain, silly
levitate (levitas) – levity
libatione (libatio) – libation
libellu (libellus) – little book
liberu (liber) – child
libru (liber) – book
libere (liber) – free
liberalitate (liberalitas) – generosity
liberatione (liberatio) – release
ya-libera (liberare) – set free
libertate (libertas) – freedom
libidine (libido, libidinis) – desire; lust; passion
ya-liga (ligare) – bind, tie
lima (lima) – file; polishing
limen (limen) – threshold

linea (linea) – line; written line; line of a text, poem or song
lingua (lingua) – language, tongue
ya-line (linere) – smear, befoul
linteu (linteum) – linen, napkin
liquide (liquidus) – fluid, clear

lira (lyra) – lyre; stringed musical instrument

lite (lis, litis) — dispute, quarrel, disagreement; lawsuit, legal proceedings
ya-litiga (litigare) – quarrel, dispute

litore (litus, litoris) – shore; bank; coast
littera (littera) – letter; letters, literature

logika(logike, Greek), formal reasoning, logic
ya-loka (locare) – place, put
ya-lokupleta (locupletare) – enrich
loku (locus) – place

lokulu (loculus) – small coffin; casket; burial chest
longe (longus) – long
loquake (loquax) – talkative
ya-loque (loqui) – speak

loquela (loquela) – speech; manner of speaking; utterance

lor – their
lubrike (lubricus) – slippery

lugubre (lugubris) – mournful; funereal; of mourning

luke (lux) – light
lukerna (lucerna) – lamp
ya-lukra (lucrari) – gain, profit
lukru (lucrum) – gain

lukta (lucta) — struggle; fight; contest; wrestling match
luktu (luctus) – mourning
ya-lude (ludere) – play; deceive
ludu (ludus) – game, school
lue (lues) – plague
ya-luge (lugere) – mourn
luna (luna) – moon

lupanare (lupanar, lupanaris) – brothel

lupa – prostitute, she-wolf
lupu (lupus) – wolf

lutee (luteus) — of mud; of clay; muddy; earthen

lutu (lutum) — mud; clay; mire
luxuria (luxuria) – luxury

ya-madeske (madescere) – get wet, make wet/damp
madide (madidus) – wet, soaked
madore (mador) – moisture
ya-maere (maerere) – grieve

maerore (maeror, maeroris) – grief; sorrow; mourning
magistre (magister) – master, teacher
magne (magnus) – great

magnifike (magnificus) – magnificent; splendid; distinguished; illustrious
magu (magus) – magical
maiestate (maiestas) – majesty

maiore (maior) – greater; elder; senior; leading; prominent; notable

makellariu (macellarius) – butcher
makere (macer) – thin, lean
ya-makera (macerare) – weaken, torment
makie (macies) – thinness

makina (machina) – machine, mechanism, mechanical device

ya-makina (machinari) – plot; scheme; devise
ya-makreske (macrescere) – become lean
ya-makta (mactare) – magnify; slay
makula (macula) – stain, blemish
ya-makula (maculare) – stain, defile

ya-maledike (maledicere) – curse; speak ill of

malignitate (malignitas, malignitatis) – wickedness; malice
malu (malum) – evil, misfortune
male (malus) – bad, wicked

manale (Manalis) – spirit of the dead; ancestral spirit
mandatu (mandatum) – order, mandate
ya-manda (mandare) – entrust, command

mane (mane) – morning; early morning
ya-mane (manere) – remain

ya-mankipa (mancipare) – sell formally
mansuete (mansuetus) – gentle
manu (manus) – hand, band
mare (mare) – sea

maritime (maritimus) — maritime; marine; coastal; of the sea
maritu (maritus) – husband

marka (marca) – march; marching

ya-marka (marcare) - to march

martyre (martyr, martyris) — martyr

massive (massivus) — massive; solid; bulky; substantial

mastu (Vandalic/Germanic mast-) – mast (of a ship)
matre (mater) – mother
materia (materia) – material, substance
matertera (matertera) – maternal aunt

mathesis(mathesis, Greek), formal learning, academic study
matrimoniu (matrimonium) – marriage

mekaniku (mechanicus) – mechanic, mechanical expert, engineer

medie (medius) – middle
mediku (medicus) – doctor, physician
mediokre (mediocris) – ordinary, average; medium (in size or height)

ya-medita (meditari) – reflect, practice

mediu (medium) – middle; centre; midst; intervening space; the middle part; ex lu mediu – out of the way; ya-remove ex lu mediu – remove from the way; eliminate; get rid of

medulla (medulla) – marrow; innermost part
mel (mel) – honey

membrana (membrana) – membrane, parchment
ya-memini (meminisse) – remember
memore (memor) – mindful
memoria (memoria) – memory

mendake (mendax) – lying; deceitful; false; mendacious
mendose (mendosus) – faulty

ya-mensura (mensurare) – measure, measure out
mente (mens) – mind, intention
mensa (mensa) – table
mense (mensis) – month

merda (merda) — shit; dung; excrement. Also used as a vulgar exclamation: “Shit!”
ya-mere (mereri) – deserve, earn
meretrike (meretrix) – prostitute

meridie – midday, noon

merke (merx, mercis) — merchandise, goods, commodity

meta (meta) – turning post, turning point of a racecourse
ya-metu (metuere) – fear

mie – my
mika (mica) – crumb
milite (miles) – soldier
militare (militaris) – military
mille (mille) – thousand

ministeriu (ministerium) – serving equipment, service at the table
ya-ministra (ministrare) – serve, assist

ministre (minister) – attendant; assistant; household servant (free)
ya-minue (minuere) – lessen
ya-mira (mirare) – wonder
mire (mirus) – wonderful

misere (miser) – wretched
ya-misere (misereri) – pity

miseria (miseria) – misery; distress; wretchedness; misfortune
miserikordia (misericordia) – mercy

ya-miske (miscere) – mix
ya-miteske (mitescere) – grow mild
ya-mitiga (mitigare) – pacify
mite (mitis) – mild
ya-mitte (mittere) – send
modeste (modestus) – orderly, restrained
modike (modicus) – moderate
modiu (modius) – grain measure
modu (modus) – way; manner; method; nulle modu – in no way; by no means

ya-modula (modulari) – modulate; play musically; produce measured or harmonious sounds

molestia (molestia) – annoyance
moleste (molestus) – troublesome
ya-moli (moliri) – build, contrive
ya-molli (mollire) – soften
molle (mollis) – soft, pliant

monake (monachus) — monastic; pertaining to monks or monastic life
monaku (monachus) — monk; monastic; member of a monastic community

monasteriu (monasterium) – monastery
ya-mone (monere) – warn

moneta(temple of Iuno Moneta) – currency
monitione (monitio) – warning
monte (mons) – mountain
ya-monstra (monstrare) – show, point out
monstru (monstrum) – monster, portent

monumentu (monumentum) – monument; tomb; memorial
mora (mora) – delay
morbu (morbus) – sickness, disease
more (mos) – custom, rule
ya-mori (mori) – die
morte (mors) – death
morsu (morsus) – bite, sting

mortue (mortuus) — dead; deceased;  lu mortue — the dead person  le mortue — the dead; the dead people
ya-move (movere) – move, arouse

ya-mugi (mugire) – groan, bellow
mukro (mucro) – sharp point, edge
muliere (mulier) – woman

ya-multiplika (multiplicare) — multiply; increase; make numerous; cause to grow in number
ya-munda (mundare) – clean
munde (mundus, adjective) — clean, pure

mundu (mundus, noun) — world, universe

munere (munus, muneris) – gift; service; favor

munimentu (munimentum) – fortification
ya-muni (munire) – fortify, defend
munitione (munitio) – defensive works; fortifications

munu (munus) – service, gift

murale (muralis) — mural; pertaining to a wall; of a wall

murate (muratus) — walled; enclosed by walls; fortified with walls
mure (mus) – mouse

murike (murex, muricis) — murex; purple-producing sea snail

ya-murmura (murmurare) — murmur; whisper; speak softly

murmure (murmur, murmuris) – murmur, murmuring sound

muru (murus) — wall
ya-mussita (mussitare) – mutter
mutatione (mutatio) – change
ya-muta (mutare) – change

mute (mutus) — mute; silent; speechless
mutue (mutuus) – reciprocal

narine (naris) – nostril
ya-narra (narrare) – narrate
ya-naske (nasci) – be born

ya-nata (natare) – swim, sail
natale (natalis) – birthday; the Nativity, Christmas

natione (natio) – nation

nativitate (nativitas) – birth; origin; circumstances of birth
natura (natura) – nature

naufragiu (naufragium) – shipwreck

naufragu (naufragus) – shipwrecked person; shipwreck survivor
nauta (nauta) – sailor

navale (navalis) — naval; of ships; pertaining to ships
navigatione (navigatio) – voyage
ya-naviga (navigare) – sail
nave (navis) – ship

navikula (navicula) – small boat; little ship; boat

nefande (nefandus) – unspeakable; abominable; impious; wicked

neglegente (neglegens) – negligent; careless; inattentive
nekessarie (necessarius) – necessary

nekessitate (necessitas) – necessity; need; distress; difficult circumstances
ya-neka (necare) – kill
nefas (nefas) – what is forbidden by divine law; religious or moral wrong; impiety; wickedness; sinful or unlawful act

ya-nega (negare) – deny
negotiu (negotium) – business
ya-ne (nere) – spin
nepote (nepos) – grandson; nephew

nepte (neptis) – granddaughter; niece
nequame (nequam) – worthless
nequitia (nequitia) – wickedness
ya-neski (nescire) – not know
nidore (nidor) – smell, reek
nigre (niger) – black
nihil (nihil) – nothing

nimie (nimius) – excessive; very great

ya-nite (nitere) – shine; gleam; glisten

nive (nix, nivis) – snow
nivee (niveus) – snowy, white

nodu (nodus) - knot
nokente (nocens) – harmful, wicked
ya-noke (nocere) – harm

nokte (nox) – night
ya-nolle (nolle) – refuse

ya-nomina (nominare) – name; give a name to; call by name
nomine (nomen) – name

nonne (nonne) — surely...?; is it not...?; introduces a question expecting or suggesting the answer “yes”

nostre – our
nota (nota) – mark, sign
notariu (notarius) – notary, scribe
novitate (novitas) – novelty
ya-nova (novare) – renew, change
nove (novus) – new

novitia (novicia) – newcomer; novice; newly arrived woman

ya-nube (nubere) – marry; get married

nulle (nullus) — no; none; not any

num (num) — surely not...?; can it be that...?; introduces a question expecting or suggesting the answer “no”

ya-numera (numerare) — count; number; reckon
numeru (numerus) – number, category

nummu (nummus) – coin
ya-nuntia (nuntiare) – announce, report
nuntiu (nuntius) – messenger, message
nutrimentu (nutrimentum) – nourishment
ya-nutri (nutrire) – nourish, rear
nutu (nutus) – nod, command

ya-obdormi (obdormire) – fall asleep
ya-obdura (obdurare) – endure, hold out
ya-obike (obicere) – offer, reproach
ya-oblikua (obliquare) – turn aside
ya-oblittera (oblitterare) – blot out
oblivione (oblivio) – forgetfulness

ya-obliviske (oblivisci) – forget

ya-oboedi (oboedire) – obey; comply with; yield to
ya-obrue (obruere) – overwhelm, overpower, engulf; bury, cover over; drown out (a sound or voice); crush or overcome

obsequiu (obsequium) – submission

obstetrike (obstetrix) – midwife
ya-obtesta (obtestari) – implore, beg
ya-obtine (obtinere) – hold, possess
ya-odi (odire) – hate
odiu (odium) – hatred
offensione (offensio) – blow, offense
ya-offere (offerre) – offer
offikina (officina) – workshop

offikiose (officiosus) – dutiful; attentive; obliging; courteous; dutifully; attentively; courteously
offikiu (officium) – duty, service

okkasione (occasio) – opportunity
ya-okkide (occidere) – fall; set (of a heavenly body); die; kill; slay; Lu sole ya-okkide. — The sun set.

okkidente (occidens, occidentis) — west; occident; western region

ya-okkupe (occupare) – seize
ya-okkure (occurrere) – attack, counteract
okkursu (occursus) – encounter
okulu (oculus) – eye

ya-ole (olere) — smell; give off an odour

oleastre (oleaster, oleastri) — wild olive; wild olive tree
ya-omitte (omittere) – omit

omne (omnis) – all; every; each
omnigene (omnigenus) – of all kinds

omnino (omnino) – altogether; entirely; completely; at all
omnipotente (omnipotens) – all-powerful
ya-onera (onerare) – burden
onu (onus) – load, burden

ope (ops) – wealth, resources, power, power to aid

opera (opera) – work, labor, effort, service, deed
ya-opera (operari) – work, toil

ya-operi (operire) – cover; cover over

ya-opina (opinari) – think; suppose; believe
opinione (opinio) – opinion
oporotheka (oporotheca) – fruit store
ya-oporte (oportet) – it is proper
ya-oppona (opponere) – oppose
opportunitate (opportunitas) – advantage
opportune (opportunus) – favorable
ya-opprime (opprimere) – suppress
opprobriu (opprobrium) – reproach
ya-oppugna (oppugnare) – attack
ya-opta (optare) – desire, wish for
opu (opus) – work, completed work

ya-or (oriri) – rise, appear
oratione (oratio) – speech, address
oratore (orator) – speaker, orator
orbe (orbis) – circle, orb
ordinatione (ordinatio) – order, arrangement
ordine (ordo) – rank, order

organu (organum) – organ (musical instrument)

ya-ori (oriri) — arise; rise; originate; break out

oriente (oriens, orientis) — east; orient; eastern region
ornatu (ornatus) – dress, equipment
ya-orna (ornare) – equip, adorn
ya-ora (orare) – plead, beg
os (os) – mouth, face

ya-oskula (osculari) – kiss (on mouth)

osse (os, ossis) — bone
ya-ostende (ostendere) – show, reveal
ostiu (ostium) – entrance, door
otiu (otium) – leisure, peace
ove (ovis) – sheep

ya-paenite (paenitere) – regret, repent, be sorry for

ya-paga (pagare) – pay

pagane (paganus) — pagan; heathen; non-Christian
paganu (paganus) – countryman, pagan

paideia(paideia, Greek), education as formation, schooling system

pake (pax) – peace
ya-pakiske (pacisci) – bargain, negotiate, make an agreement

paktu (pactum) – treaty, pact
pala (pala) – spade, bread peel
palea (palea) – chaff

ya-palle (pallere) – turn pale; grow pale; be pale
palliu (pallium) – cloak, mantle
palma (palma) — palm tree; palm; palm branch
ya-pande (pandere) – stretch out
pane (panis) – bread

ya-para (parare) – prepare

parabola (parabola) – parable; comparison; riddle

paranymphu (paranymphus) – wedding attendant; intermediary; matchmaker

pare (par) – equal, like

ya-pare (parere) — obey; comply with; heed.Construction: ya-pare ad + person.
parente (parens) – parent

parate (paratus) – prepared

ya-pari (parere) – give birth; bear a child
pariete (paries) – wall
parile (parilis) – similar

pariter (pariter) — together; together with others
ya-parke (parcere) – spare
parte (pars) – part, share

partu (partus) – childbirth; delivery; giving birth

parumper – at times, sometimes
ya-paske (pascere) – graze
passere (passer) – sparrow
ya-patefake (patefacere) – disclose, open
ya-pate (patere) – stand open

pathos(pathos, Greek), specific condition, disorder

ya-pati (pati) – suffer; endure; undergo

patre (pater) – father
paterne (paternus) – paternal
patientia (patientia) – patience
ya-pati (pati) – suffer, endure
patria (patria) – fatherland, homeland

patrimoniu (patrimonium) – patrimony; inherited property; family property
patronu (patronus) – patron, protector
patruu (patruus) – paternal uncle

paulisper (paulisper) – for a little while, briefly, for a moment

paulum (paulum) – alittle, slightly
paupere (pauper) – poor person, beggar
paupertate (paupertas) – poverty

pede (pes) – foot
pekkatu (peccatum) – sin
ya-pekka (peccare) – sin
ya-pekte (pectere) – comb
pektu (pectus) – heart, breast
pekunia (pecunia) – money
peku (pecus) – cattle, livestock

pelagu (pelagus) – sea; open sea; deep sea; lu alte pelagu – the high sea; the open sea; the deep sea
ya-pelle (pellere) – strike, banish
ya-pende (pendere) — to hang, be suspended; depend on (ya-pende ab)

penu (penus) – provisions

ya-perakta (peractare) – complete, accomplish
ya-peragra (peragrare) – wander, travel through

ya-perfere (perferre) – endure, bear
ya-perkipe (percipere) – perceive, understand
ya-perkonta (percontari) – inquire
ya-perde (perdere) – destroy, waste
ya-perduke (perducere) – lead through
peregrinu (peregrinus) – foreigner, pilgrim

ya-perfere (perferre) – endure, bear
ya-perfike (perficere) – accomplish
ya-perfrui (perfrui) – enjoy fully
ya-perge (pergere) – continue, carry on; keep doing something

ya-peri (perire) – perish
ya-periklita (periclitari) – endanger
perikulose (periculosus) – dangerous
perikulu (periculum) – danger
ya-perime (perimere) – destroy
perite (peritus) – skilled

peritia (peritia) – skill; expertise; practical knowledge
periuriu (periurium) – perjury
ya-perlustra (perlustrare) – survey; reconnoitre; inspect thoroughly; search through

permissione (permissio) – permission
ya-permitte (permittere) – allow
ya-permove (permovēre) – stir up
pernikiose (perniciosus) – destructive
ya-perpetra (perpetrare) – accomplish
perpetue (perpetuus) – perpetual
ya-perskribe (perscribere) – record
ya-perseke (persecare) – cut through
ya-persequi (persequi) – pursue
perseverantia (perseverantia) – perseverance
ya-persevera (perseverare) – persevere
ya-persiste (persistere) – persist
ya-persolve (persolvere) – pay, discharge

persona – person
perspikue (perspicuus) – clear, evident
ya-persuade (persuadere) – persuade
ya-perterre (perterrere) – terrify

pertika (pertica) — pole; long staff; measuring rod
ya-pertimeske (pertimescere) – become very much afraid
pertinakia (pertinacia) – obstinacy
pertinake (pertinax) – persistent
ya-pertine (pertinere) – pertain to
ya-pertinge (pertingere) – extend
ya-pertorke (pertorquere) – twist, distort
ya-pertraha (pertrahere) – drag forcibly
ya-perturba (perturbare) – disturb
ya-perure (perurere) – burn up
ya-perveni (pervenire) – reach, attain
ya-perverte (pervertere) – overthrow
ya-pervide (pervidere) – survey, discern
peste (pestis) – plague
ya-peta (petere) – seek, request
pharetra (pharetra) – quiver
phasma (phasma) – ghost

physis(physis, Greek), natural process, physical reality
pie (pius) – pious

pietate (pietas) – sense of duty, moral restraint
pika (pica) – magpie

ya-pika (picare) – coat with pitch; seal with pitch
piktore (pictor) – painter
pigre (piger) – lazy
pignu (pignus) – pledge
pipere (piper) – pepper
piru (pirum) – pear

ya-piska (piscari) – fish; catch fish
piskatore (piscator) – fisherman
piske (piscis) – fish

piskina (piscina) – pool, basin, bathing pool
plaga (plaga) – region

ya-plake (placere) – please
plakitu (placitum) – agreement
ya-plaka (placare) – appease
ya-planga (plangere) – strike, mourn

planktu (planctus) – lamentation; mourning; wailing; expression of grief
platea (platea) – street, square

ya-plaude (plaudere) – to applaud, clap hands
plautru (plaustrum) – wagon

ya-ple (plere) – fill; fill up; make full
plebe (plebs) – common people

plebeie (plebeius) – plebeian; common; of the common people

plekru (plectrum) – plectrum; pick used to pluck the strings of a musical instrument
ya-plekta (plectere) – punish
plene (plenus) – full
ya-plika (plicare) – fold

plikate (plicatus) — folded; bent; doubled over; pleated

plorabile (plorabilis) – tearful, causing tears
ya-plora (plorare) – lament

ploratu (ploratus) — weeping; lamentation; wailing

ya-plue (pluere) – rain

pluma (pluma) – feather
plumbu (plumbum) – lead
pluteu (pluteus) – shelf; ledge; board; parapet
pluvia (pluvia) – rain
poema (poema) – poem
poena (poena) – punishment
poeta (poeta) – poet
polenta (polenta) – barley groats

ya-poli (polire) — polish; smooth; make bright; refine

polite (politus) — polished; smooth; refined
ya-pollee (pollere) – be strong
pollike (pollex) – thumb
ya-pollike (polliceri) – promise

pompa — (pompa) a ceremonial procession
pomu (pomum) – fruit
ya-pona (ponere) – place

pondere (pondus, ponderis) – weight; quantity by weight
ponte (pons, pontis) — bridge; deck (of a ship); gangway, gangplank (for boarding a ship)

populu (populus) – people, nation
porta (porta) – gate, entrance
ya-poska (poscere) – ask earnestly, demand
possessione (possessio) – possession
pote (posse) – be able
postea (postea) – afterwards
posteri (posteri) – posterity
ya-postpona (postponere) – put after
ya-postula (postulare) – ask, demand

postulatu (postulatum) – demand, request; thing demanded or requested
potente (potens) – powerful
potestate (potestas) – power, authority

potie (potius) – rather; instead; preferably
ya-poti (potiri) – possess, gain possession

ya-praebe (praebere) – offer, supply

praediu (praedium) – property; estate; landed property

ya-praefere – prefer
ya-praekede (praecedere) – precede, excel
praekelse (praecelsus) – exceedingly high
praekeptu (praeceptum) – precept; instruction; command; order; rule
ya-praekide (praecidere) – cut short
ya-praekipia (praecipere) – instruct, warn
praekipue (praecipuus) – excellent
praeklare (praeclarus) – excellent, famous
ya-praekona (praeconari) – herald, proclaim
praekoke (praecox) – premature
praeda (praeda) – plunder
ya-praedike (praedicere) – foretell, predict

ya-praei (praeire) – go before
ya-praefere (praeferre) – prefer, place/value before another
ya-praefiki (praeficere) – put in charge
ya-praefoka (praefocare) – suffocate

ya-praema (praemere) – press down
ya-praemitte (praemittere) – send forward
praemiu (praemium) – reward
ya-praenuntia (praenuntiare) – foretell

ya-praepara (praeparare) – prepare, make ready; get something ready; provide or arrange beforehand

praeparatione (praeparatio) – preparation; making ready
ya-praepona (praeponere) – set over

praesepe (praesepe) – manger

praesertim (praesertim) — especially, particularly, above all
praesidiu (praesidium) – guard, protection
ya-praesta (praestare) – stand before, perform
praesule (praesul) – presider, protector
ya-praesuma (praesumere) – anticipate
praeter (praeter) – besides, beyond
praeterea (praeterea) – besides
ya-praeteri (praeterire) – pass by, omit
praeterite (praeteritus) – past

praeteritu (praeteritum) — past; the past; past time
ya-praeveni (praevenire) – come before
pravitate (pravitas) – depravity
ya-preka (precari) – pray, beg

preke (prex) – request, prayer

ya-prende (prendere) — take; grasp; seize; pick up
ya-prema (premere) – press
pretiu (pretium) – price, value

primo (primo) — at first, initially, firstly

prinkessa (principissa) – princess
prinkipe (princeps) – chief, prince
prinkipatu (principatus) – dominion
priore (prior) – former
priske (priscus) – ancient
pristine (pristinus) – former, ancient

ya-priva (privare) – deprive; dispossess; strip of
private (privatus) – private person
privigna (privigna) – step-daughter
ya-priva (privare) – deprive
pro (pro) – for, on behalf of
probitate (probitas) – probity, honesty
ya-proba (probare) – prove, approve

probatione (probatio, probationis) – proof; demonstration; evidence; examination

ya-prode (prodesse) – be useful

ya-prodera (prodesse) – benefit, be useful, do good; help

ya-prodi (prodere) – reveal; disclose; betray; give away
prodigiose (prodigiosus) – monstrous

proditione (proditio, proditionis) — betrayal; treachery; treason
proditore (proditor) – traitor
proeliu (proelium) – battle
ya-profera (proferre) – bring forth
ya-profiki (proficere) – advance, progress
ya-profikiske (proficisci) – depart
ya-profite (profiteri) – declare, profess
ya-profora (proforari) – speak out
profuge (profugus) – fugitive
ya-profunda (profundare) – pour forth
profundu (profundum) – depth, abyss
profunde (profundus) – deep
progenera (progener) – husband of a granddaughter
progenie (progenies) – offspring, lineage
progenitore (progenitor) – ancestor
ya-progigna (progignere) – beget
ya-progredi (progredi) – advance, proceed
progressione (progressio) – progress
progressu (progressus) – advance
ya-prohibe (prohibere) – prevent, restrain

prohibitione (prohibitio) – prohibition
ya-proike (proicere) – throw forth, abandon

ya-prokede (procedere) – proceed, advance
prokella (procella) – storm
prokere (procer) – noble, chief

ya-prokrastina (procrastinare) – delay; defer; put off; postpone

prokrastinatione (procrastinatio) – postponement; delay; deferral

prokul (procul) — far away; at a distance; far
prokuratore (procurator) – manager, agent
ya-prolabi (prolabi) – slip forward, fall
prolapsione (prolapsio) – slipping, fall
prolatione (prolatio) – extension, deferral
ya-prolata (prolatare) – extend, defer
ya-prolekta (prolectare) – entice
prole (proles) – offspring
proletarie (proletarius) – lowest-rank citizen
ya-prolike (prolicere) – entice
prolikse (prolixus) – long, broad
ya-proloqui (proloqui) – speak out
ya-prolue (proluere) – wash away
prolusione (prolusio) – prelude

ya-proma (promere) – bring forth, disclose
ya-promere (promereri) – deserve
promissione (promissio) – promise
ya-promine (prominere) – project, stand out
promisse (promissus) – promise
ya-promitte (promittere) – promise, undertake
promontoriu (promontorium) – promontory
ya-promove (promovere) – move forward, advance
promulgatione (promulgatio) – promulgation
promu (promus) – steward
ya-pronuntia (pronuntiare) – proclaim, announce
prope (prope) – near
ya-propelle (propellere) – drive forward, repel
ya-propera (properare) – hasten

prophetia (prophetia) — prophecy; prophetic utterance; prediction
ya-propinqua (propinquare) – approach
propinque (propinquus) – near, related

propitie (propitius) – favourable; gracious; well-disposed; propitious
ya-propona (proponere) – propose, put forward
propositu (propositum) – plan, purpose
proprie (proprius) – one’s own

propter (propter) — preposition: because of, on account of; owing to

propugnakulu (propugnaculum) – fortification

prora (prora) – prow; bow of a ship
ya-prosequi (prosequi) – pursue, attend

ya-proskribe (proscribere) – proscribe; outlaw; declare an outlaw; put a price on someone’s head
prospere (prosper) – prosperous
prosperitate (prosperitas) – prosperity

ya-prosterne (prosternere) – prostrate; cast down; throw oneself down

ya-prostitue (prostituere) – prostitute; expose for prostitution; offer sexually for payment
ya-protesta (protestari) – declare publicly
ya-protraha (protrahere) – draw out, prolong
provekte (provectus) – advanced
ya-provehe (provehere) – advance, promote
proventu (proventus) – increase, yield
ya-provide (providere) – foresee, provide for
provisore (provisor) – provider, overseer

ya-provoka (provocare) – call forth; summon; urge; incite; provoke
proxime (proximus) – nearest
prudente (prudens) – prudent
prudentia (prudentia) – prudence

pudike (pudicus) – chaste, modest

publikanu (publicanus) — publican; tax collector; tax farmer; collector of public revenues
publike (publicus) – public
pudore (pudor) – modesty, shame
puella (puella) – girl
pueru (puer) – boy

puerpera (puerpera) – woman in childbirth; mother who has given birth
puerile (puerilis) – childish

pugione (pugio, pugionis) – dagger
pugna (pugna) – fight
pugnakitate (pugnacitas) – pugnacity
pugnake (pugnax) – combative
ya-pugna (pugnare) – fight
pugnu (pugnus) – fist
pulkre (pulcher) – beautiful
pulkritudine (pulchritudo) – beauty
pulike (pulex) – flea

ya-pullula (pullulare) – sprout
pullu (pullus) – young animal

pulmentu (pulmentum) – relish
pulmone (pulmo) – lung
pulpa (pulpa) – flesh
pulpitu (pulpitum) – platform, stage
ya-pulsa (pulsare) – strike
pulsu (pulsus) – blow, impulse
pulvere (pulvis) – dust, powder

pulvinare (pulvinar) – imperial or official viewing box at a circus, pulvinar

ya-punge (pungere) – prick; pierce; sting; puncture
punktu (punctum) – point, puncture
ya-punga (pungere) – prick, stab
punikee (puniceus) – purple, red
ya-punia (punire) – punish
punitore (punitor) – punisher
pupa (pupa) – doll, little girl
pupillu (pupillus) – orphan, ward
puppe (puppis) – stern of a ship
pupula (pupula) – pupil of the eye
purgamentu (purgamentum) – rubbish, filth

purgatione (purgatio) – cleansing, justification
ya-purga (purgare) – clean, purify
purpura (purpura) – purple dye, purple cloth

purpuree (purpureus) – purple
pusille (pusillus) – tiny, petty

ya-puta (putare) – consider, judge
putatore (putator) – pruner

pute (putus) – pure, unmixed
ya-pute (putere) – stink
putre (puter) – rotten, decayed
ya-puteske (putescere) – rot
puteu (puteus) – well, pit
pyropu (pyropus) – bronze
pyxide (pyxis) – small box, casket

quadraginta (quadraginta) – forty
quadrate (quadratus) – square
quadriga (quadrigae) – four-horse chariot, team of four horses

quadru (quadrum) – square
ya-quaere (quaerere) – seek, ask
quaesitione (quaesitio) – investigation
quaestione (quaestio) – inquiry
quaestu (quaestus) – profit
qualitate (qualitas) – quality

quam (Latin quam) — comparative particle / degree interrogative: than; how, to what degree (before an adjective or adverb)

quamvis (quamvis) – although; though; even though; however much

quamquam (quamquam) – although; though; even though

quantu (quantum) — how much; how many; to what degree. Invariant interrogative used in direct and indirect questions.

quantu … tantu … (quantum … tantum …) — proportional construction linking two quantities or degrees: the more … the more …; the less … the less …; the farther … the greater …, according to context. Both forms are invariant.

quarte (quartus) – fourth

quasi (quasi) – as if, like, as though
quassatione (quassatio) – shaking
ya-quassa (quassare) – shake violently
quater (quater) – four times
quattuor (quattuor) – four
querketu (quercetum) – oak grove
querku (quercus) – oak tree
querella (querella) – complaint

ya-querela (querelari) — complain; lament; bewail; make complaint
querimonia (querimonia) – complaint
ya-que (queri) – complain, lament
quiete (quies) – rest, peace

ramose (ramosus) — branching; branchy; full of branches
ya-rape (rapere) – seize, snatch

ya-rapta (raptare) – seize; carry off; snatch away
rare (rarus) – rare, uncommon

rationabile (rationabilis) – reasonable, rational, sensible
ratione (ratio) – reckoning, reason

re (res) – thing, matter, affair
ya-redargue (redarguere) – refute, disprove
ya-redde (reddere) – give back, restore, render
redemptione (redemptio) – redemption, ransom
ya-redi (redire) – return, go back
ya-redige (redigere) – reduce, bring to a condition

reditu (reditus) – return, coming back
ya-reduke (reducere) – lead back, bring back
redundantia (redundantia) – excess, overflow
ya-redunda (redundare) – overflow
ya-referr (referre) – bring back, report

ya-refike (reficere) – repair; restore; put into good condition

ya-refocilla (refocillare) — take a break, refresh oneself, recuperate
ya-reforma (reformare) – reform, remake

rege (rex) – king
ya-rege (regere) – rule, guide
regina (regina) – queen
regie (regius) – royal
regnu (regnum) – kingdom, rule
regula (regula) – rule

regulare (regularis) – regular; steady; even

ya-rekede (recedere) – go back, retreat

rekeptoriu (receptorium) – reception room; receiving room

rekessu (recessus) – retreat; withdrawal
ya-rekipe (recipere) – recover, retreat
ya-rekita (recitare) – recite, read aloud
ya-rekognoske (recognoscere) – recognize, recall
ya-rekole (recolere) – recall, reflect, cultivate again

ya-rekommanda (recommendare) – commend; entrust; recommend to someone’s care
ya-rekonkilia (reconciliare) – restore, reconcile
ya-rekonde (recondere) – store, lay up

rekonsidera (reconsiderare) – to reconsider
rekordatione (recordatio) – recollection, memory
ya-rekorda (recordari) – remember

ya-rekrea (recreare) – restore; revive; refresh; strengthen
rekuperatione (recuperatio) – recovery
ya-rekupera (recuperare) – recover, regain
ya-rekusa (recusare) – refuse

ya-relaxa (relaxare) – relax, loosen, ease
ya-releva (relevare) – relieve, lighten
ya-relinque (relinquere) – leave, abandon, bequeath
reliquu (reliquum) – remainder, rest
ya-relukta (reluctari) – resist, struggle against
remediu (remedium) – remedy, cure

remige (remex, remigis) – oarsman; rower
ya-remove (removere) – remove, set aside

remu (remus) – oar
ya-remunera (remunerari) – reward, repay
ya-renuntia (renuntiare) – announce, report
ya-renue (renuere) – refuse, deny
ya-repende (rependere) – repay, requite
ya-repe (repere) – crawl
ya-reperi (reperire) – find, discover
repetitione (repetitio) – repetition
ya-repete (repetere) – seek again, repeat, recall
ya-reple (replere) – fill, replenish
ya-repone (reponere) – store, lay aside
ya-reprehende (reprehendere) – blame, restrain, check
ya-repugna (repugnare) – resist, oppose

requie (requies, requietis) — rest; repose; quiet; respite
ya-requieske (requiescere) – rest
ya-require (requirere) – seek, demand
ya-resiste (resistere) – resist

ya-resona (resonare) —to resound, echo, reverberate; ring out
ya-respike (respicere) – consider, have regard for

ya-respira (respirare) — breathe; breathe again; recover one’s breath
ya-responde (respondere) – answer

ya-restaura (restaurare) – restore; rebuild; repair
ya-restitue (restituere) – restore

restitutione (restitutio, restitutionis) — restoration; restitution; reinstatement; return to a former condition
ya-resume (resumere) – resume, renew
ya-retine (retinere) – retain, hold back
ya-retraha (retrahere) – draw back
ya-retribue (retribuere) – repay
reu (reus) – accused, defendant
ya-reveni (revenire) – return
ya-revoka (revocare) – call back, revoke
ya-revolve (revolvere) – go over again

ya-ride (ridere) – laugh
rigore (rigor) – stiffness, severity

riki(riki, Vandal), rule, governance, regime
ritu (ritus) – rite, custom

ya-rixa (rixari) — quarrel; squabble; fight/scrap (especially a quarrel rather than formal combat)
ya-roga (rogare) – ask

rogu (rogus) – funeral pyre; pyre

rosee (roseus) – rosy; rose-coloured
rostru (rostrum) – beak
rota (rota) – wheel
rotunde (rotundus) – round

ya-rube (rubere) – blush; redden; become red
rubore (rubor) – redness, shame, blush

rubre (ruber) – red

ya-rue (ruere) – rush, fall

ya-rugi (rugire) – roar

rumore (rumor) – rumor
rus (rus) – countryside
rustike (rusticus) – rustic, peasant

rustiku (rusticus) — countryman; rustic; rural inhabitant; peasant

rutilante (rutilans) – glowing; gleaming; shining; reddish-golden

sabulu (sabulum) — sand; coarse sand; gravelly sand

saekulu (saeculum) – age, generation, world
saeta (saeta) – bristle, hair
ya-saevi (saevire) – rage, act violently

sagittariu (sagittarius) — archer; bowman

sakerdotissa (sacerdotissa) – priestess

sakkulu (sacculus) – purse, small bag

sakrariu (sacrarium) – sanctuary; shrine; sacred chamber
sakrifikiu (sacrificium) – sacrifice
sakrilege (sacrilegus) – sacrilegious, impious
sale (sal) – salt

ya-sali (salire) — leap; jump; spring; bound
salse (salsus) – salty

salubre (salubris) – health-giving; wholesome; beneficial to health
salute (salus) – health, safety, well-being
ya-saluta (salutare) – greet
ya-salve (salvere) – be well, be healthy
salve (salvus) – safe, sound
ya-sanktifika (sanctificare) – sanctify
sanctimonia (sanctimonia) – sanctity
sancte (sanctus) – holy, sacred
sanitate (sanitas) – health, sanity
ya-sana (sanare) – heal
sane (sanus) – healthy, sound

ya-sape (sapere) – to know; understand; be knowledgeable about; know how to
sapiente (sapiens) – wise
sapientia (sapientia) – wisdom
sarkina (sarcina) – bundle, burden
satione (satio) – satisfy
satis (satis) – enough, sufficient
ya-sere (serere) – to sow
satura (satura) – satire
ya-satura (saturare) – to fill, satisfy

ya-seda (sedare) – to calm

ya-sede (sedere) – to sit

sedile (sedile) – seat; bench
seditione (seditio) – revolt, uprising
ya-sekede (secedere) – to withdraw
ya-sekerne (secernere) – to separate

ya-seklude (secludere) – separate; shut away; seclude

sekunda (secundae) – afterbirth; placenta
sekunde (secundus) – second
sekure (securus) – secure, unworried
sekretu (secretum) – secret, mystery

sekundum (secundum) – according to, in accordance with

sella (sella) – chair; seat; stool
semel (semel) – once

semine (semen, seminis) – seed; figuratively, beginning or germ of something

semper (semper) – always

sempiterne (sempiternus) – everlasting, eternal
senektute (senectus) – old age
sene (senex) – old man
sensu (sensus) – sense, feeling
sententia (sententia) – opinion, judgment
ya-senti (sentire) – to feel, judge
seorsum (seorsum) – apart
ya-sepeli (sepelire) – to bury

sepulkru (sepulcrum) – tomb; grave; sepulchre

sepultura (sepultura) – burial; interment
septem (septem) – seven
sepulchru (sepulchrum) – tomb, grave
ya-sequi (sequi) – to follow
serie (serius) — adjective/adverb: serious, earnest, grave; seriously, earnestly

sermone (sermo) – speech, conversation
ya-sere (serere) – to sow

ya-serva (servare) – to keep, preserve
ya-servi (servire) – to serve

servitiu(servitium) - service
servitute (servitus, servitutis) — slavery; servitude

servu (servus) – slave

sestertiu (sestertium) – sestertium; unit of Roman money
severitate (severitas) – severity

sidu (sidus) – star, constellation
ya-sigilla (sigillare) – seal; mark with a seal
sigillu (sigillum) – seal; signet; seal impression

signifikatu (significatus) — meaning; signification; sense

signu (signum) – sign, signal

sikke (siccus) – dry
silentiu (silentium) – silence
ya-sile (silere) – to be silent
siligine (siligo) – wheat
silva (silva) – forest
simile (similis) – similar
similitudine (similitudo) – likeness
simpleke (simplex) – simple
simul (simul) – together, at once

ya-simula (simulare) – to pretend, feign

simulate (simulatus) – feigned, pretended, false

sine (sine) – without; lacking; sine + noun = without [something]; sine + ya-verb = without doing [something], with the subject understood from the main clause
singulare (singularis) – unique, extraordinary
singultu (singultus) – sobbing
singule (singulus) – single, separate
ya-sine (sinere) – to allow, permit
ya-siti (sitire) – to be thirsty
siti (sitis) – thirst

skabre (scaber) – rough, scabby
skabie (scabies) – rash, mange

skabre (scaber, scabra, scabrum) — rough, coarse, uneven; especially of a physical surface

skala (scalae) – ladder; staircase
skamnu (scamnum) – bench, stool
skelerate (sceleratus) – criminal, wicked
skelu(scelus) – crime, evil deed
skola (schola) – school

ya-ski (scire) – to know

skientia (scientia) – knowledge
ya-skinde (scindere) – to cut, split
skild(skild, Vandal), protection, shield, guard duty

skolastike (scholasticus) – scholarly; learned; student; pertaining to study

ya-skribe (scribere) – to write
skriniu (scrinium) – chest, bookcase

skripte (scriptus) — written; in writing; recorded
skriptore (scriptor) – writer, scribe
sokere (socer) – father-in-law
sokiu (socius) – companion, ally
sodalitate (sodalitas) – fellowship

sokeru (socer) – father-in-law

ya-sokia (sociare) – join; unite; associate

solatiu (solatium) – consolation; comfort; solace
sole (sol) – sun

sole (solus) – alone, only
ya-sole (solere) – to be accustomed

solite (solitus) – usual; customary; habitual; adverb: usually, ordinarily; as usual
solitudine (solitudo) – solitude
soliu (solium) – throne
sollerse (sollers) – skillful
sollicitudine (sollicitudo) – anxiety, concern
sollicite (sollicitus) – anxious
solu (solum) – ground, soil
solutione (solutio) – payment, release, solution
ya-solve (solvere) – to loosen, release
ya-somnia (somniare) – to dream
somniu (somnium) – dream
somnu (somnus) – sleep
sonitu (sonitus) – sound
ya-sona (sonare) – to sound
sopore (sopor) – deep sleep
sordes (sordes) – filth
ya-sparge (spargere) – to scatter

spatha (spatha) — long sword; broad-bladed sword; cavalry sword

spe (spes) – hope
spekiose (speciosus) – beautiful, imposing
spektakulu (spectaculum) – spectacle; show; performance

ya-spekta (spectare) – to watch, see
spekulu (speculum) – mirror
speku (specus) – cave
ya-spera (sperare) – to hope
spikulu (spiculum) – point, spear

spina (spina) – central barrier of a circus, spina
spiritu (spiritus) – breath, spirit

ya-splende (splendere) — shine; gleam; be bright

splendore (splendor, splendoris) – brilliance; splendor
ya-spolia (spoliare) – to plunder
spoliu (spolium) – plunder

spongia (spongia) – sponge

squalore (squalor, squaloris) – squalor; neglected appearance; signs of mourning

ya-sta (stare) – to stand
stabile (stabilis) – firm, stable
stabilitate (stabilitas) – stability

statim-at once, immediately (without delay)
statua (statua) – statue
ya-statue (statuere) – to establish, decide
stella (stella) – star
stillikidiu (stillicidium) – dripping water
stipe (stipes) – post, log

stirpe (stirps, stirpis) – stock; lineage; descent; family line

stoike (Stoicus) — Stoic; pertaining to Stoicism

stoiku (Stoicus) — Stoic; follower of Stoicism

stomaku (stomachus) – stomach

strafa(strafa, Vandal), penalty, concrete punishment

strenue (strenuus) – vigorous
strue (strues) – heap
studiu (studium) – zeal; study; pursuit; learning

stupore (stupor) – astonishment; shock; stupefaction; stunned amazement

subite (subito) – suddenly, unexpectedly

ya-submitte (submittere) – subject; submit; place under

subtile (subtilis) – subtle; fine; delicate; precise; skillful; deft

sue – his, her, its
stulte (stultus) – foolish
ya-suade (suadere) – to advise

ya-subride (subridere) – smile; smile slightly

subsanniu (subsannium) – lower part/bottom of a ship; bilge
substantia (substantia) – substance
ya-suffike (sufficere) – to suffice
ya-suffoka (suffocare) – to choke
suffragiu (suffragium) – vote, support
ya-suggere (suggerere) – to supply

suk(šūq, Punic), market, trading quarter

ya-sukkurre (succurrere) – to help

sulku (sulcus) — furrow; plough furrow; trench

ya-sume (sumere) – to take
summa (summa) – sum, total

summu (summus) – top, highest point
sumptu (sumptus) – expense
supellektile (supellex) – furniture
superbia (superbia) – pride
superbe (superbus) – proud
superficie (superficies) – surface

ya-superfunde (superfundere) – pour over; spread over; suffuse
ya-supera (superare) – to overcome
supplike (supplex) – suppliant
supplikiu (supplicium) – punishment
ya-surge (surgere) – to rise, arise; get up

surkulu (surculus) – shoot, sprout
ya-suskipe (suscipere) – to undertake
ya-suskita (suscitare) – to arouse

ya-suspekte (suspectare) – suspect; mistrust; regard with suspicion

suspikione (suspicio, suspicionis) — suspicion; mistrust; distrust

ya-suspira (suspirare) – sigh; breathe deeply
ya-sustine (sustinere) – to sustain

tabella (tabella) – writing tablet
tabernu (tabernus) – booth, hut, shop, inn
ya-tabeske (tabescere) – to waste away
tabula (tabula) – board, plank

tabuletta (tabuletta) – writing tablet; small tablet

taddart(taddart, Berber), household group
taediu (taedium) – weariness, disgust

taka(taka, Berber), cooked meal, dish

ya-take (tacere) – to be silent
taktu (tactus) – touch, sense of touch

tala(tala, Berber), cultivated plot, small field
talione (talio) – retribution
tale (talis) – of such a kind

talente (talentum) – talent; unit of weight or money
talu (talus) – ankle
tam (tam) – so, to such a degree
tamen (tamen) – nevertheless
tandem (tandem) – finally

ya-tange (tangere) – to touch
tante (tantus) – so great, so large

tantu (tantum) — so much; to such a degree; in the paired construction quantu … tantu …, introduces the corresponding degree or development: “the more … the more …”

tantum – only; merely
tarde (tardus) – slow

tasru(tasru, Berber), sausage

techne(techne, Greek), technical method, applied skill
ya-tege (tegere) – to cover, conceal
temeritate (temeritas) – rashness
temperantia (temperantia) – moderation
ya-tempera (temperare) – to moderate, temper, regulate, restrain
tempestate (tempestas) – storm
templu (templum) – temple

ya-tempta (temptare) – try, attempt, test
temptatione (temptatio) – trial, temptation
tempore (tempus) – time
tenake (tenax) – tenacious, obstinate
ya-tende (tendere) – to stretch, direct, attempt
ya-tene (tenere) – to hold, keep
tenere (tener) – tender, delicate

tentoriu(tentorium) — tent; pavilion
tenue (tenuis) – thin, slender, fine, delicate

ya-tepeske (tepescere) – to grow lukewarm
tepide (tepidus) – lukewarm

ter – thrice

ya-tere (terere) – to rub, wear away
terese (teres) – smooth, rounded
tergiversatione (tergiversatio) – evasion
tergu (tergum) – back
terminatione (terminatio) – termination
ya-termina (terminare) – to limit, define
terminu (terminus) – boundary, end
terra (terra) – earth, land
ya-terre (terrere) – to frighten

terrestre (terrestris) — terrestrial; earthly; of the land; land-based
terrore (terror) – terror, fear
tertie (tertius) – third

teste (testis) – witness
testimoniu (testimonium) – testimony, evidence
ya-teke (texere) – to weave
textile (textilis) – cloth
textore (textor) – weaver

textrina– loom, weaving loom(frame or machine used for weaving cloth)
textu (textus) – fabric
theatru (theatrum) – theater
theka (theca) – case, container
thema (thema) – theme
theologu (theologus) – theologian

theoria(theoria, Greek), theoretical understanding

therapia(therapeia, Greek), treatment, medical care
therma (thermae) – baths
thesauru (thesaurus) – treasure
thesi (thesis) – thesis
thorake (thorax) – breastplate

thronu (thronus) — throne

thure (thus, thuris) – incense, frankincense
thymbra (thymbra) – savory
thymu (thymum) – thyme
ya-time (timere) – to fear

timghi (timghi, Berber) – cooking fire, hearth
timide (timidus) – timid
timore (timor) – fear

tirunkulu (tirunculus) — young recruit; raw recruit; inexperienced soldier; novice
titulu (titulus) – title, label

tizi(tizi, Berber), sleeping space, corner
ya-tolera (tolerare) – to endure
ya-tolle (tollere) – to lift, raise
ya-tonde (tondere) – to shear, clip
tonsore (tonsor) – barber

ya-tormenta (tormentare) – torment; afflict; cause suffering

tormentu (tormentum) – artillery engine; missile-throwing military engine

torpore (torpor) – numbness; insensibility; torpor
ya-torque (torquere) – to twist, torture

tortore (tortor, tortoris) – torturer; tormentor
totidem (totidem) – just as many
tote (totus) – whole; entire; the whole of

ya-tracta (tractare) – to handle, treat, discuss
ya-trade (tradere) – to hand over, transmit, teach

tragoedia (tragoedia) – tragedy; tragic story

tragoedike (tragoedicus) – tragic; pertaining to tragedy; in the style or costume of tragedy
ya-trahe (trahere) – to drag, pull, derive
ya-transi (transire) – to cross, pass over
ya-transfer (transferre) – to transfer, carry across
ya-transmitte (transmittere) – to send across, convey
ya-treme (tremere) – to tremble

tremore (tremor) – trembling; shaking; agitation; alarm

ya-tribue (tribuere) – to allot, assign, grant

tribunale (tribunal, tribunalis) – tribunal; judgment seat

tribunaliu (tribunal) – tribunal; judgment seat; raised platform

tridu (triduum) – period of three days

trikliniu (triclinium) – dining room; dining hall; banquet room
ya-tripudia (tripudiare) – to dance, leap
triste (tristis) – sad, gloomy
triumphu (triumphus) – triumph
ya-trukida (trucidare) – to slaughter

tuba (tuba) – trumpet, military trumpet

tue – your (singular)

tumba (tumba) — tomb; grave; burial place
tumultu (tumultus) – uprising, disturbance
tumulu (tumulus) – mound, grave

tunk – then
turba (turba) – crowd, mob

ya-turba (turbare) — disturb; trouble; agitate; confuse; throw into disorder
turbatione (turbatio) – disturbance, confusion
turbine (turbo) – whirlwind, storm

turista — tourist; traveler for pleasure
turpe (turpis) – disgraceful, foul

ya-tussi (tussire) – cough
tutamine (tutamen) – protection, defense
tute (tutus) – safe, secure
tyrannu (tyrannus) – tyrant

ya-ulkiski (ulcisci) – to avenge

ubi (ubi) – where

ubique (ubique) — adverb: everywhere, anywhere; in every place, on all sides

ubiqumque – wherever

ulli(ulli, Berber), flock sheep
ya-ulula (ululare) – wail; howl; lament loudly

ululatu (ululatus) — howl; wail; lamentation; ululation

ultione (ultio) – vengeance, punishment
umbra (umbra) – shadow, shade
umeru (umerus) – shoulder

umide (umidus) — damp; moist; wet; humid

unda (unda) — wave; billow; surge of water

undique (undique) – on all sides; from all sides; everywhere

ungue (unguis) – fingernail; nail; claw

ya-ungue (unguere) – anoint; smear; rub with oil

unike (unicus) — unique; sole; only; one of a kind

universe (universus) – whole, entire
universitate (universitas) – whole, totality
universu (universum) – universe, world

unkte (unctus) — anointed; oiled; smeared; rubbed with oil

unktione (unctio) – anointing; application of oil
unu (unus) – one, single
urbane (urbanus) – urban
urbe (urbs) – city
ya-urede (uredere) – blight
usitate (usitatus) – customary

usque (usque) — adverb/preposition: until, up to, as far as; continuously up to a stated point in time or space

uste (ustus) — burnt; burned; scorched
usu (usus) – use, experience
ya-ustula (ustulare) – to scorch, burn

ya-ute (uti) – to use
utile (utilis) – useful
utilitate (utilitas) – usefulness

utinam (utinam) – may; would that; if only; optative particle expressing a wish
uxore (uxor) – wife

ya-vade (vadere) – to go, hasten

ya-vaka (vacare) – be free for; devote oneself to; occupy oneself with
ya-vake (vacare) – to be free, be unoccupied
vakue (vacuus) – empty, free from
valde – very

ya-vale (valere) – to be strong, be well
valente (valens) – strong, powerful
valetudine (valetudo) – health
vallu (vallum) – rampart, entrenchment

vapore (vapor, vaporis) — vapor; steam; mist; warm exhalation

varie (varius) – various
varietate (varietas) – variety, diversity

vaste (vastus) — vast; immense; extensive

vasu (vas, vasis) — vessel, container, jar
vehemente (vehemens) – violent, forceful

ya-vell (velle) – to wish, will
veloke (velox) – swift, quick
velu (velum) – sail, covering

venerabile (venerabilis) – venerable; worthy of respect

venete (venetus) – blue, blue faction colour
venia (venia) – pardon, favor
ya-veni (venire) – to come
ventu (ventus) – wind

venenu (venenum) – poison; venom

Verbu (Verbum) – the Word, Logos, word

ya-vere (vereri) – to fear, respect

ya-verekunda (verecundari) – be ashamed; feel shame; be embarrassed; feel hesitant from shame
veritate (veritas) – truth
vere (verus) – true

vere (ver, veris) — spring; springtime
ya-verte (vertere) – to turn
ya-veske (vescere) – to eat
vespere (vesper) – evening
vestigiu (vestigium) – footprint, trace
ya-vesti (vestire) – to clothe
veste (vestis) – garment, clothing
vetere (vetus) – old

vetula (vetula) – old woman; elderly woman

vi (vis) – force, power
via (via) – road, way
ya-vide (videre) – to see

vidua (vidua)— widow
vigore (vigor) – vigor, energy

vike (vicis) — turn, occasion; used in lu proxime vike (“next time”)

vikinu (vicinus) – neighbor

vikissim (vicissim) — in turn; in return; reciprocally
vikissitudine (vicissitudo) – change, alternation
viktore (victor) – victor
viktoria (victoria) – victory

viktoriose (victoriosus) – victorious; victoriously
viktu (victus) – nourishment, way of life

viku (vicus) – village; settlement; quarter
vile (vilis) – cheap, base
villa (villa) – country house, estate

villiku (villicus) – estate manager; overseer; steward

ya-vindika (vindicare) – claim; defend; avenge; punish on behalf of; exact vengeance for

vindikta (vindicta) – vengeance; punishment; redress
ya-vinke (vincere) – to conquer
vinkulu (vinculum) – bond, chain
vinu (vinum) – wine

virgine (virgo, virginis) – maiden, young woman, virgin, young lady

viride (viridis) – green
viru (vir) – man
virgine (virgo) – maiden

virginitate (virginitas, virginitatis) – virginity
virtute (virtus) – excellence, courage

viskera (viscera) – inward parts, entrails; womb
vita (vita) – life
vitiu (vitium) – fault, vice

ya-vitupera (vituperare) – criticize; blame; censure; find fault with

vituperiu (vituperium) – reproach; abuse; insult; disparagement
ya-vive (vivere) – to live

vix (vix) – scarcely, barely
ya-voka (vocare) – to call

voke (vox) – voice

volumine (volumen, voluminis) — volume; roll; scroll; book
voluntate (voluntas) – will, desire
voluptate (voluptas) – pleasure

ya-vora (vorare) – to devour

vostre – your (plural)

votu (votum) – wish; desire; prayer; vow
vulgu (vulgus) – crowd, common people

ya-vulnera (vulnerare) – wound, injure

vulnerate (vulneratus) – wounded; injured
vulnere (vulnus) – wound
vulpe (vulpes) – fox
vultu (vultus) – face, expression

wakta (wakta, Vandal), watch, surveillance

wald(wald, Vandal), direct control, command power, strength

wapan(wapan, Vandal), personal weapon, carried arms

xedem(xdem, Berber), work; manual work; physical task; chore
xiphia (xiphias) – swordfish

yemma(yemma, Berber), mother (familiar)

ya-zela(zelare, Greek via Latin) — to be zealous; to pursue with religious or moral fervor

zona(zona, Greek via Latin) — belt, girdle, waist-band

zygu(zygon, Greek), marriage

zythu (zythum, Greek) — beer, fermented grain drink

Bizaken – Vandal Lexical Layer (Filtered)

Military & Security

• gardu(gardu, Vandal), guard, watchman, sentry

• wapan(wapan, Vandal), personal weapon, carried arms

• krigu(krigu, Vandal), armed conflict, fighting

• borg(borg, Vandal), fortified post, stronghold

• ya-marka (marcare) - to march
  
  

Authority & Government

• kuning(kuning, Vandal), ruler as authority figure, the crown

• wald(wald, Vandal), direct control, command power, strength

• amt(amt, Vandal), official post, government position

• riki(riki, Vandal), rule, governance, regime

Law, Order & Enforcement

• ban(ban, Vandal), prohibition, official order

• strafa(strafa, Vandal), penalty, concrete punishment

• doma(doma, Vandal), deciding authority, magistrate

Organization & Control

• lag(lag, Vandal), regulation, operational rule

• skild(skild, Vandal), protection, shield, guard duty

• wakta(wakta, Vandal), watch, surveillance

• mastu (Vandalic/Germanic mast-) – mast (of a ship)
  
  

Bizaken – Greek Lexical Layer (Filtered)

Greek-derived words are attested and permitted, but are non-productive.
GPT must not coin new Greek-looking forms or extend Greek roots beyond the listed entries.

Learning & Education

• paideia(paideia, Greek), education as formation, schooling system

• mathesis(mathesis, Greek), formal learning, academic study

• didasku(didaskos, Greek), instructor, lecturer

• akademia(akademeia, Greek), academy, higher learning institution

• theoria(theoria, Greek), theoretical understanding

• zygu(zygon, Greek), marriage

Science & Knowledge

• gnosis(gnosis, Greek), specialized knowledge, expertise

• techne(techne, Greek), technical method, applied skill

• logika(logike, Greek), formal reasoning, logic

• empiria(empeiria, Greek), empirical observation

Medicine & Health

• therapia(therapeia, Greek), treatment, medical care

• pathos(pathos, Greek), specific condition, disorder

• klinika(kline, Greek), clinical care, medical practice

Writing, Texts & Communication

• grafia(graphia, Greek), technical or scholarly writing

• terminu(terminos, Greek), technical term

Philosophy & Abstract Thought

• idea(idea, Greek), concept, abstract notion

• physis(physis, Greek), natural process, physical reality

• aitia(aitia, Greek), explanatory cause, underlying reason

And:

zythu (zythum, Greek) — beer, fermented grain drink

zygu(zygon, Greek), marriage

Bizaken – Berber Lexical Layer (Filtered)

• aghrum – bread (small, rich festival bread, slightly sweet and sold warm at markets, festivals and public entertainments)

Azzar – desert wind
• tala – spring

timghi (timghi, Berber) – cooking fire, hearth
• tizi – mountain pass
• taddart – village / household compound, (beduin) camp
• baba – father
• yemma – mother
• akal – land / earth
• ulli – sheep

Bizaken – Punic Lexical Layer (revised & usable)

Trade Infrastructure

• kar(kr, Punic), harbor, quay, landing basin, dock, stone pier

• suk(šūq, Punic), market, trading quarter

Textiles & Luxury Goods

• argaman(ʾrgmn, Punic), purple dye, Tyrian purple

• bus(būṣ, Punic), fine linen, luxury cloth

• kerm(krm, Punic), dyed cloth, crimson textile

Commerce & Exchange

• kesef (kesef, Punic), money, means of payment

• ya-haser(Punic ḥsr; cf. Hebrew חָסֵר ḥāsēr) — be missing; be lacking; be absent; be short