(fe) abrutoya
prep phrase/adv suddenly, all of a sudden (sent init)
Etymology: fe, abruto + -ya
(fe) hataya
prep phrase/adv even so, however, nevertheless, nonetheless, in spite of that
Etymology: fe, hata + -ya
(fe) hataya ki
conj even though, although, despite the fact that
Etymology: fe, hataya + -ya, ki
(fe) mimbayya
prep phrase/adv obviously, of course (sent init)
Etymology: fe, mimbay + -ya
(fe/har) den maner
prep phrase/adv like that, like so, in that way
Etymology: fe, har, den maner
(fe/har) hin maner
prep phrase/adv like this, like so, in this way
Etymology: fe, har, hin, maner
(fe/har) ku maner
prep phrase/adv (done in what way) how (subordinate clause)
Etymology: fe, har, ku, maner
(fe/har) ku seba
prep phrase/adv why, how come (subordinate clause)
Etymology: fe, har, ku, seba
-ismo
n sfx -ism
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
-ista
n sfx -ist
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Persian
-li
adj/adv sfx related to, of
Etymology: French (-el, -elle), Spanish (-al), English (-al, -ly), German (-lich), Russian (-ельный “-elni”, -альный “-alni”), Turkish (-li)
-logi
n sfx specialty, science/study of
Etymology: See ologi
Also see:
-mar
adj/adv sfx sick
Etymology: See bimar; Spanish (mal - illness), Arabic (مرض “marad”)
Also see:
-ne
adj/adv sfx active adjective
Etymology: English (-ing), French (-ant), Spanish (-ando), German (-en, -ende), Russian (-ный “-ny”), Turkish (-en, -an)
-ple
adj/adv sfx -uble, -iple, -uple
Etymology: English (double, triple), French (double), Spanish (doble, triple)
-xey
n sfx thing, substance
Etymology: Arabic (شيء “shay”), Mandarin (事 “shì”), Turkish (şey)
-ya
n sfx abstract nouns
Etymology: Arabic (“-ya”), Hindi (“-ya”), Spanish (-ía), Russian (“-ya”), Sinhalese (“-ya”)
-yen
n sfx any life form or personified object
Etymology: Mandarin (员 "yuán"), English (-ian), French (-ien, -ienne), Swahili (yeye - s/he)
Afganili
adj/adv Afghan (relating to Afghanistan, its people, or their language)
Etymology: Afgani + -li
Afrika
n Africa
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian, Filipino, Korean, Japanese
Amerika
n America
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Telugu, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian, Filipino
Asi
n Asia
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian, Filipino, Korean, Japanese
Atlanti
adj Atlantic
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
Cungwo
n China
Etymology: Mandarin (中国 “zhōngguó”), Korean (중국 "jung-gug"), Japanese (中国 "chūgoku"), Vietnamese (Trung Quốc)
Dunya
n Earth
Etymology: Arabic (دنيا “dunia” - world), Turkish (Dünya), Swahili (dunia), Indonesian (dunia - world)
Ewropa
n Europe
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Korean, Japanese
Luna
prop n Earth's moon
Etymology: English (lunar), French, German, Spanish (luna), Russian
Rumani
n Romania
Etymology: Rumanian (Romania), Spanish (Rumania), Russian (Румыния "Rumyniya")
Xatan
proper n Satan
Etymology: Mandarin (撒但 “sā dàn”), Arabic (شيطان “shaytan”), Hindi (शैतान “shaitaan”), Persian (شيطان “sheytan”), Turkish (şeytan), Indonesian (setan), English, German, French, Spanish, Russian
a
interj ah (denotes surprise or wonder)
Etymology: Mandarin (啊 “a”); English (ah); German (ah); Spanish (ah); Russian (ах “akh”, a “a”)
abil
n ability; v be able, can
Etymology: English (able); Spanish (abil, abilidad); Turkish (-abil)
Also see:
- abilpul: adj/adv able, capable
- noabilpul: adj/adv incapable; unable
- moyabilpul: adj/adv almighty; omnipotent
abruto
adj/adv abrupt(ly), sudden(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish
Also see:
- abrutoya: n suddenness, abruptness
abyasa
n rehearsal, practice; v practice, rehearse
Etymology: Hindi (अभ्यास “abyas”), Kannada (ಅಭ್ಯಾಸ “abyāsa”)
acum
n sneeze; v sneeze
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, German, Hindi, Korean, Persian, Spanish, Turkish, Tamil, etc.
adil
adj/adv fair(ly), just(ly)
Etymology: Arabic (عادل "adil"), Persian (عادل "adel), Indonesian (adil), Turkish (adil)
adres
n address; v address (mail)
Etymology: French (adresse), English (address), German (Adresse), Russian (адрес “adres”), Turkish (adres)
agil
adj/adv agile
Etymology: English, French, German (agil), Spanish (agil), Serbian (агиле “agile”)
aham
n comprehension, understanding; v understand, comprehend
Etymology: Arabic (فهم “fahum”), Swahili (-fahamu), Indonesian (paham, memahami), Persian (فهم “fahm”), English (aha moment)
ajabu
adj/adv strange(ly), weird(ly), odd(ly)
Etymology: Hindi (अजीब “ajib”), Persian (عجیب “ajib”), Turkish (acayip), Swahili (ajabu), Arabic (عجيب “ajib”)
aksyon
n action, activity; v act (take action)
Etymology: English (action), Filipino (aksyon), Indonesian (reaksi), German (Aktion), Russian (реакция “reaksia”), Spanish (acción), Turkish (reaksiyon)
alergi
n allergy
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino,
alim
n teaching(s); v teach, instruct
Etymology: Arabic (علم “alim”), Persian (معلم “moalem”), Hindi (तालीम “talim” - teaching, training), Swahili (elimu, mwalimu - teacher), Turkish (talimat - instruction)
alo
adj/adv, det other, different [see Correlatives]
Etymology: (alternative, allo-) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
aloyagi
n distinction, differentiation; v differentiate, distinguish
Etymology: alo + -ya + -gi
amen
interj amen
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Persian, Indonesian, Turkish
amiru
n commandment; v command, order
Etymology: Arabic (أمر “amr”), Turkish (emir), Swahili (amri, -amuru)
amusa
n amusement, entertainment; v amuse, entertain
Etymology: English, French, German (amüsant - amusing), Arabic (مسل "masal" - amusing)
analisi
n analysis; v analyze
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (analisis), Turkish (analiz), Filipino (analisahin)
anjen
adj/adv safe(ly), secure(ly)
Etymology: Mandarin (安全 “Ānquán”), Japanese (安全 “anzen”), Korean (안전 “anjeon”)
anti
prep against, versus
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (anti-), Turkish (anti-)
aparmen
n apartment
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
aplika
n application; v apply (bring or put into operation or practical use)
Etymology: English, French, Spanish
aresto
n/v arrest
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Russian (арестовать "arestovat"), Filipino (aresto)
arkiteto
n architect
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (arsitek), Filipino (arkitekto)
arte
n art
Etymology: (artist) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish
artro
n joint
Etymology: (arthritis) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino
asan
adj/adv easy, easily
Etymology: Hindi (आसान, “asan”), Persian (آسان “asan”), Azerbaijani (asan)
asel
n origin; v-intr originate
Etymology: Arabic (أصل “asl”), Indonesian (asal), Persian (اصل “asl”) , Swahili (asili)
asif
n regret; v regret, be sorry (about); interj sorry
Etymology: Arabic (آسف “asif”), Persian (تاسف “ta’asef”), Turkish (esef)
asosya
n association; v.tr associate
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (asosiasi)
astrato
adj/adv abstract(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (abstrak)
ativo
adj/adv active(ly)
Etymology: English (active), French, Filipino (aktibo), Indonesian (aktif), German (aktiv), Russian (активный “aktivni”), Spanish (activo)
ato
n act; v act, play a role
Etymology: (actor) English (actor), Filipino (aktor), Indonesian (aktor), Dutch (acteur), Russian (актер “akter”), Spanish (actor), Turkish (aktör)
awsen
adj/adv absent, away
Etymology: English (absent, away), French (absent), Spanish (ausente)
awtenti
adj/adv authentic
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
awtomati
adj/adv automatic(ally)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
awtorita
n authority
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino
ay
interj ouch!, ah! (denotes pain or fear)
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, Mandarin, French, Indonesian, Korean, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Vietnamese, Persian, etc.
ayna
n mirror; v mirror, reflect
Etymology: Hindi (आईना “aina”), Persian (آینه “ayne”), Turkish (ayna)
badam
n almond
Etymology: Hindi (बादाम “badam”), Persian (بادام “badam”), Indonesian (badam), Turkish (badem)
bage
n part, portion, piece; v divide into parts, cut (up)
Etymology: Hindi (भाग “bag”), Filipino (bahagi), Indonesian (bagian), Telugu (భాగం “bhāgaṁ”)
bahari
n sea, ocean
Etymology: Arabic (بحر “bahr”), Swahili (bahari), Persian (بحر “bahr”)
bala
adj/adv strong(ly)
Etymology: Hindi (बल “bal” - strength), Telugu (బలమైన “balamaina”)
ban
det some, certain [see Correlatives]
Etymology: Thai (บาง “bang”), Lao (“bang”), Turkish (bazı), Swahili (badhi)
Also see:
bandera
n flag
Etymology: English (banner), Spanish (bandera), Indonesian (bendera), Swahili (bendera)
banko
n bank; v save
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
bante
pron somebody, someone
Etymology: ban + te
Also see:
- ban: det some, certain [see Correlatives]
- te: pron s/he (any life form or personified object)
banto
pron something
Etymology: ban + to
Also see:
- ban: det some, certain [see Correlatives]
- to: pron it
baru
n bear
Etymology: Hindi (भालू "bhalu"), Indonesian (beruang), English (bear), German (Bär)
basa
n language; v communicate through language
Etymology: Hindi (भाषा “bash”), Telugu (భాష “bhāṣa”), Indonesian (Bahasa)
basi
n basis; v base
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (basis), Filipino (base)
baskete
n basket
Etymology: (basketball) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish, Filipino
bax
prep under, beneath, below
Etymology: Portuguese (baixo), Spanish (bajo), Indonesian (bawah)
bazar
n market, bazaar
Etymology: Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, English, Russian, Spanish
benji
n essence (intrinsic quality)
Etymology: Mandarin (本质 “běnzhí”), Korean (본질 “bonjil”), Vietnamese (bản chất)
bete
n son/daughter, child, children
Etymology: Hindi (बेटा “beta”, बेटी “beti”), Hebrew (הבן “ben”, בת “bat”)
bibi
n/v honk
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, English, Russian, Portuguese, Filipino, Turkish, Vietnamese
binan
n refuge; v take refuge
Etymology: Mandarin (避难 “bìnàn”), Korean (피난 “pinan”), Japanese (避難 “hinan”)
binde
n/v tie, bind, fasten, link
Etymology: English (bind), German (binden), Hindi (बांधना “bandana”)
bio
n life (organism)
Etymology: (biology) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
bira
n beer
Etymology: English, French, German, Hindi (बीयर “biyar”), Indonesian (bir), Turkish (bira), Arabic (بيرة “bayra”), Swahili (bia)
bisnes
n business
Etymology: English (business), Indonesian (bisnis), Russian (бизнес “biznes”)
blusa
n blouse
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic (بلوزة “baluza”), Hindi (ब्लाउज “blauj”)
bobo
adj/adv dumb(ly); stupid(ly)
Etymology: Filipino (bobo), Korean (바보 “babo”), Swahili (bubu), Indonesian (bodoh)
bocan
n compensation; v compensate
Etymology: Mandarin (补偿 "bǔcháng"), Korean (보상 "bosan"), Vietnamese (bổ chính)
bohay
n persecution; v persecute
Etymology: Mandarin (迫害 “pòhài”), Vietnamese (bức hại), Korean (박해 “baghae”)
bomba
n/v bomb
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish
bortokal
n orange (fruit)
Etymology: Arabic (البرتقالي “burtuqali”), Turkish (portakal), Romanian (portocale)
botela
n bottle
Etymology: English, French, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (botol), Filipino (botelya), Hindi (बोतल “botal”)
broda
n beard
Etymology: English (beard), German (Bart), Dutch (baard), Russian (борода “boroda”), Polish (broda), Slovak (brada)
bruno
adj/adv brown
Etymology: English, French, German, Arabic (بنى “bunaa”), Hindi (भूरा “bhoora”), Russian (бурый “bury”)
bum
n explosion; v explode
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, English, German, French, Spanish, Filipino, Turkish, Filipino
burnini
n brat
Etymology: bur- + nini
Also see:
buton
n/v button
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Filipino (buton), Turkish (buton), Hindi (बटन “batan”)
bwaw
n dog
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, Bengali, Bulgarian, Croatian, German, English, Spanish, Telugu, Filipino, Swahili (-bwa)
calyo
n vehicle; v travel (by vehicle)
Etymology: Mandarin (车辆 “chēliàng”), Korean (차량 “chalyang”), Japanese (車両 "sharyo")
candru
n moon
Etymology: Hindi (चांद “chand”), Telugu (చంద్రుడు “chandruḍu”), Indonesian (candra)
cay
n tea
Etymology: Mandarin (茶 “chá”), Hindi (चाय “chaay”), Swahili (chai), Turkish (çay), Persian (چای “cay”)
cel
prep to, for, in order (to) (denotes purpose/goal; indirect object marker); -wards
Etymology: See cele
cele
n goal, target, purpose; v aim at, target
Etymology: Russian (цель “tsel”), German (Ziel), Hungarian (cél)
cen
num hundred
Etymology: centimeter: English, French, Spanish, Indonesian, Korean, Japanese, Hindi, Swahili
centra
n center
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Hindi (केंद्र “kendr”)
ceri
n cherry
Etymology: English (cherry), French, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Swahili
cibo
n fat
Etymology: Mandarin (脂肪 “zhīfáng”), Korean (지방 “jibang”), Japanese (脂肪 " shibō")
cokolate
n chocolate
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Vietnamese
comen
n side
Etymology: Mandarin (侧面 “cèmiàn”), Korean (측면 “cheugmyeon”), Japanese (側面 “Sokumen”)
cosan
n/v praise, compliment
Etymology: Mandarin (称赞 “chēngzàn”), Korean (칭찬 “chingchan”), Japanese (賞賛 “shōsan”)
cudu
n acquisition, gain; v obtain, acquire, take, get, gain
Etymology: Mandarin (取得 “qǔdé”), Korean (취득 “chwideug”)
cuyo
adj/adv main(ly), primary, primarily, principal, chief(ly)
Etymology: Mandarin (主要 “zhǔyào”), Vietnamese (chủ yếu), Japanese (主要 “shuyō”), Korean (주요 “juyo”)
dabihu
n sacrifice, offering; v sacrifice
Etymology: Arabic (ذبيحة “dhabiha”), Swahili (dhabihu)
dadal
n achievement, accomplishment; v reach, achieve, accomplish
Etymology: Mandarin (达到 “dadao”), Korean (닿다 “dahda”, 도달 “dodal”)
daif
adj/adv weak(ly)
Etymology: Arabic (ضعيف “daif”), Swahili (dhaifu), Indonesian (daif), Turkish (zayıf), Persian (ضعیف “daif”)
danse
n/v dance
Etymology: English, French, German (tanzen), Russian (танцевать "tantsevat"), Spanish (danza), Turkish (dans), Indonesian (dansa)
daraje
n degree, grade, level
Etymology: Arabic (درجة “daraja”), Persian (درجه “daraje”), Indonesian (derajat), Turkish (derece)
darbe
n strike, blow; v hit, strike
Etymology: Arabic (ضربة “darba”), Turkish (darbe), Persian (ضربه “darbe”)
darsu
n lesson, class
Etymology: Arabic (درس “dars”), Persian (درس “dars”), Turkish (ders)
dayra
n circle
Etymology: Arabic (دائرة “dayira”), Persian (دایره “dayere”), Swahili (duara), Turkish (daire)
debate
n debate, argument; v debate, argue
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
deklara
n declaration; v declare
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish (deklarasyon), Filipino (deklarasyon)
demo
n (the) public
Etymology: (democracy) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian, Filipino
denta
n tooth
Etymology: Hindi (दांत “daant”), English, French, German (dental), Russian (дентальный “dentalny”), Spanish
digita
n digit
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian
dina
n day
Etymology: Spanish (día), Russian (день “dien”), Hindi (दिन “din”), Kannada (ದಿನ “dina”), Javanese (dina), Mandarin (天 “tiān”)
dis-
pfx dis-
Etymology: (disperse) - English (disperse), French (disperser), Russian (диспергировать “dispergirovat”), Spanish (dispersar)
diseno
n/v design
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
diskrimin
n discrimination; v discriminate
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (diskriminasi), Filipino (diskriminasyon)
diskuti
n discussion; v discuss
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (diskusi)
dodu
n morality
Etymology: Mandarin (道德 "dàodé"), Japanese (道徳 "dōtoku"), Korean (도덕 "dodeog"), Vietnamese (đạo đức)
dokumen
n document
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino, Indonesian
dokya
n/v poison
Etymology: Mandarin (毒药 “dúyào”), Japanese (毒薬 “dokuyaku”), Korean (독약 “dog-yag”), Vietnamese (độc)
dolo
n street, road
Etymology: Mandarin (道路 “dàolù”), Korean (도로 “dolo”), Japanese (道路 “dōro”)
dome
n building or other site with a specific purpose, place
Etymology: English (domain), Russian (дом “dom” - house)
dongi
n agreement; v agree
Etymology: Mandarin (同意 “tóngyì”), Korean (동의 “dong-ui”), Vietnamese (đồng ý)
doxo
n reading; v read
Etymology: Mandarin (读书 “dúshū”), Vietnamese (đọc), Korean (독서 “dogseo”), Japanese (読書 “dokusho”)
doyan
adj/adv diverse(ly)
Etymology: Mandarin (多样 “duōyàng”, 多元 “duōyuán”), Korean (다양 “dayang”)
dua
num two
Etymology: Spanish (dos), Russian (два "dva"), Bengali (দুই “du'i”), Hindi (दो “do”), Persian (دو “do”), Indonesian (dua), Korean (두 “du”)
dukan
n store, shop
Etymology: Arabic (دكان “dukan”), Hindi (दुकान “dukan”), Swahili (duka), Turkish (dükkân), Persian (دکان “dokan”)
dwer
n door
Etymology: Hindi (द्वार “dvar”), Persian (در “dar”), Russian (дверь “dver”), English (door), Dutch (deur)
dyeta
n diet; v (follow a) diet
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
e
interj hmm, uh, um
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Mandarin, English, German, Korean, Russian, etc.
efeto
n effect; v affect
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish
egal
adj/adv equal(ly)
Etymology: (egalitarian) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (egaliter)
ehtiram
n respect; v respect
Etymology: Arabic (احترام “aihtiram”), Persian (احترام “ehteram”)
ejakula
n ejaculation; v ejaculate
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
ekonomi
n economy
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
elasti
_adj/adv elastic
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
eletroni
adj/adv electronic
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
em
interj hmm, uh, um
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Mandarin, English, German, Korean, Russian, etc.
energi
n energy
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Persian
ergo
n work, labor, job; v work
Etymology: (ergonomics) English, French, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish; German (werk)
eskol
n school; v school, educate
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Swahili
eskri
n/v write
Etymology: English (scripture, scribble), French (écri-), German (schreib-), Swedish (skriva), Albanian (shkrua-), Spanish (escrib-, escrit-)
espageti
n spaghetti
Etymology: Italian, English, French, German, Russian, Hindi, Telugu, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
especifi
adj/adv specific(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian
espesyal
adj/adv special(ly), especially, particular(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Filipino, Indonesian
estare
n star
Etymology: English (star), German (Star), Spanish (estrella), Hindi (सितारा “sitara”), Persian (ستاره “setare”)
estato
n state, province
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi (स्थिति sthiti)
estay
n/v.intr stand
Etymology: English (stand) Swedish/Norwegian (stå), Russian (стоять “stoyat”), Persian (ایستادن “istadan”)
estilo
n style, type, kind, sort
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino
esto
n/v.intr stop (come to a stop)
Etymology: English (stop), Persian (ایست “ist”), Russian (стоп “stop”)
estrutur
n/v structure
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
etatu
n obedience; v obey
Etymology: Turkish (itaat), Persian (اطاعت “etaat”), Arabic (أطاع “atae”), Indonesian (taat, menaati)
etiraf
n confession; v confess, admit
Etymology: Arabic (اعترف “aietiraf”), Persian (اعتراف “eteraf”), Turkish (itiraf)
evolu
n evolution; v evolve
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
ewreka
n discovery, find, finding; v discover, find
Etymology: English (eureka), Hindi (यूरेका “yureka”), Japanese (ユーレカ “yureka”), Russian (evrika)
ex
prep out, outside (of)
Etymology: English (exterior, exit, exclude), French, Spanish, German (extern), Indonesian (ekstern, eksterior), Russian (экстерьер “ekster'yer”)
exku
n/v (romantic) love
Etymology: Arabic (عشق “eashaq”, “isq”), Persian (عشق “esk”), Turkish (aşk)
fale
n deed, act; v do, make
Etymology: Arabic (فعل “fa’al”), Italian (fare), Portuguese (fazer)
falso
adj/adv false
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian (palsu)
fantasi
n fantasy
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
fasi
part used to indicate contrastive emphasis on the word that follows it
Etymology: See enfasi
fasul
n bean
Etymology: Arabic (فاصوليا “faswlya”), Turkish (fasulye), Russian (фасоль “fasol”)
fato
n fact
Etymology: French (fait), English (fact), German (faktum), Portuguese (fato), Russian (“fakt”), Indonesia (fakta)
fayda
n/v benefit
Etymology: Arabic (فایده "fayida"), Hindi (फायदा "phaayada"), Swahili (faida), Turkish (fayda)
fe
prep at (time or place), indefinite meaning
Etymology: Arabic (في “fi”), Russian (в “v/f”)
feka
n feces, shit; v defecate, shit
Etymology: (fecal) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish
figura
n/v form, shape, figure
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Indonesian
fikir
n thought; v think
Etymology: Arabic (فكر “fikr”), Indonesian (pikir), Turkish (fikir), Persian (فکر “fikr”), Swahili (-fikiri)
filme
n/v film, movie
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Hindi, Swahili
fini
n end; v finish, end, finalize
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Turkish
firma
n company, firm, corporation
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish
flura
n flower; v bloom, blossom
Etymology: French (fleur), Spanish (flor), English (floral, flower), Hindi (ful)
fobi
n fear; v.tr fear, be afraid of
Etymology: (phobia) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Persian, Turkish
fono
n speech sound
Etymology: (telephone) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian
forke
n fork
Etymology: English (fork), French (fourchette), Italian (forchetta), Dutch (vork), Telugu (ఫోర్క “phōrk”)
foto
n photo, photograph; v photograph, take pictures
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Hindi
fronta
n forehead, front
Etymology: (frontal) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
funsyon
n/v work, function, be in operating condition
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish
furaha
n enjoyment, pleasure; v enjoy, take pleasure in
Etymology: Arabic (فَرَح “farah”), Swahili (furaha)
fustan
n dress (woman's)
Etymology: Arabic (فستان “fusatan”), Macedonian (фустан “fustan”)
fuza
adj/adv complicated, complex
Etymology: Mandarin (复杂 “fùzá”), Japanese (複雑 “Fukuzatsu”), Vietnamese (phức tạp)
galaksi
n galaxy
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
gale
adj/adv wrong, incorrect, mistaken
Etymology: Hindi (गलत “galat”), Persian (غلط “galat”)
gandum
n wheat
Etymology: Indonesian (gandum), Persian (گندم "gandom"), Telugu (గోధుమ "gōdhuma")
garanti
n guarantee, warranty
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Hindi
garde
n/v guard, protect
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Hindi
garme
adj/adv warm(ly), hot
Etymology: English (warm), German (warm), Persian (گرم "garm"), Hindi (गरम "garam")
gelas
n glass (drinking), cup
Etymology: English (glass), German (Glas), Hindi (गिलास “gilas”), Indonesian (gelas), Swahili (glasi)
geo
n soil, earth, land, ground
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Filipino
gida
n/v guide
Etymology: English, French, Italian (guida) Spanish (guia), Hindi (गाइड “gaid”)
globa
n world
Etymology: (global) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
globali basa
n world language, international language, worldlang
Etymology: globa + -li, basa
glu
n/v drink
Etymology: onomatopoeia - English, German, Polish, French, Indonesian, Persian, Spanish
godo
adj/adv excessive, too much, too many
Etymology: Mandarin (过多 “guò duō”), Korean (과도 “gwado”)
gol
n/v goal (soccer/football), score, touchdown
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
gongaw
n announcement; v announce
Etymology: Mandarin (公告 “gōnggào”, 通告 “tōnggào”), Korean (공고 “gong-go”)
gongin
n supply, provision; v provide, supply
Etymology: Mandarin (供应 “gōngyìng”), Korean (공급 “gong-geub”)
gono
n angle
Etymology: pentagon, octagon - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish, Filipino
goyon
n employment; v employ, hire
Etymology: Mandarin (雇用 “gùyòng”), Korean (고용 “goyong”)
gramati
n grammar
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
gramo
n gram
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Swahili
grupo
n group
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
gude
n/v tickle
Etymology: Hindi (गुदगुदी “gudagudee”), Bulgarian (гъдел “gudel”), Albanian (gudulis)
guje
n/v.tr break, fracture
Etymology: Mandarin (骨折 "gǔzhé" - fracture), Korean (골절 "goljeol" - fracture)
hadya
n gift, present; v give present
Etymology: Arabic (هدية “hadia”), Turkish (hediye), Indonesian (hadiah)
haha
n laugh, laughter; v laugh
Etymology: onomatopoeia - - Arabic, Bengali, English, French, German, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Telugu, Turkish, Vietnamese, etc.
haki
n right; v have the right
Etymology: Arabic (حق “haq”), Swahili (haki), Turkish (hak), Persian (حق “hak”), Indonesia (hak)
hala
n solution; v solve
Etymology: Arabic (حل “hal(a)”), Hindi (हल “hal”), Persian (حل “hal”), Turkish (halletmek)
hamile
adj/adv pregnant
Etymology: Arabic (حامل “hamil”), Persian, (حامله “hamele”), Turkish (hamile), Indonesian (hamil)
hare
n/v have
Etymology: English (have), German (haben), Danish (har - has), Norwegian (har - has), Swedish (har - has), Romanian (are - has)
harka
n motion, movement; v-intr move
Etymology: Arabic (حركة “harak”), Turkish (hareket), Persian (حرکت “harakat”)
harufi
n letter (of alphabet); v spell
Etymology: Arabic (حرف “harf”), Swahili (herufi), Turkish (harf), Indonesian (huruf), Persian (حرف “harf”)
hata
adv even
Etymology: Arabic (حتى “hataa”), Persian (حتی “hatta”), Swahili (hata), Spanish (hasta)
hatari
n danger; v be in danger
Etymology: Arabic (خطر “khatar”), Hindi (खतरा “khatara”), Swahili (hatari), Persian (خطر “hatar”)
hawa
n air
Etymology: Arabic (هواء “hawa”), Turkish (hava), Swahili (hewa), Punjabi (ਹਵਾ “hava”), Persian (هوا “hava”), Indonesian (hawa)
hazuni
adj/adv sad(ly)
Etymology: Arabic (حزين “hazin”), Turkish (hazin), Swahili (huzuni)
he-
pfx (emphatic correlative prefix) any, ever, at all [see Correlatives]
Etymology: Mandarin (任何 "rènhé"), Turkish (her, herhangi), Hindi (हर "har"), Persian (هر “har”)
hesabu
n count, calculation; v count, calculate
Etymology: Arabic (“hisab”), Persian (“hesâb”), Swahili (hesabu), Turkish (hesap)
hewan
n animal
Etymology: Arabic (حيوان “hayawan”), Persian (حیوان “hayawan”), Turkish (hayvan), Indonesian (hewan)
hey
interj hey
Etymology: English, French, Swedish, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Persian, Turkish, Filipino, Mandarin
hifazi
n/v hold, keep, save
Etymology: Arabic (حفظ “hifz”), Swahili (hifadhi), Turkish (muhafaza)
hikaye
n story, narrative; v narrate (a story)
Etymology: Arabic (حكاية “hikaya”), Persian (حکایت “hikaya”), Turkish (hikâye), Swahili (hekaya)
hin
det this, these [see Correlatives]
Etymology: Swahili (hii, hiki), Indonesian (ini), Persian (این “in”)
hisi
n feeling, sensation; v feel, sense
Etymology: Arabic (حس “his”), Turkish (his), Persian (حس “his”), Swahili (hisia)
histori
n history
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Swahili, Filipino (istorya)
hor(hor)
n/v snore
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Marathi, Persian, Russian, Turkish, Vietnamese, etc.
hotel
n hotel
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian
huhu
n owl
Etymology: onomatopoeia - English, French, German, Bengali, Japanese, Indonesian, Russian, Spanish, etc.
hukimu
n judgment; v judge
Etymology: Arabic (حكم "hukm"), Turkish (hüküm), Swahili (hukumu), Indonesian (hakim - judge), Filipino (hukom)
ibada
n/v worship
Etymology: Arabic (عبادة "ibada"), Persian (عبادت "ebadat"), Indonesian (ibadah, ibadat), Swahili (ibada), Turkish (ibadet)
ideal
adj/adv ideal(ly)
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish
ijen
n opinion; v opine
Etymology: Mandarin (意见 “yìjiàn”), Korean (의견 “uigyeon”), Japanese (意見 “iken”)
image
n image, picture; v imagine
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Turkish (imaj)
iman
n belief; v believe
Etymology: Arabic (إيمان “iiman”), Turkish (iman), Swahili (imani)
infer
n short form of infraya (inferiority, belowness)
Etymology: English, French, Spanish
informe
n information; v inform
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Filipino
injener
n engineer
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Filipino
insan
n human being(s), people
Etymology: Arabic (إنسان “'iinsan”), Indonesian (insani), Persian (انسان “ensan”), Turkish (insan)
inteligen
adj/adv intelligent, smart
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian
interes
n/v.tr interest
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Turkish (interesan - interesting)
intizar
n wait; v await, wait (for)
Etymology: Arabic (انتظر “aintazar”), Hindi (इंतिज़ार “intizaar”), Persian (انتظار “intizar”)
istruksyon
n instruction(s); v give instructions
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Indonesian (instruksi)
isula
n island
Etymology: (island, isolate, insulate) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish
iteham
n accusation, charge; v accuse, charge
Etymology: Arabic (اتهم "aitaham"), Persian (اتهام "eteham"), Turkish (itham)
itis
n inflammation; v inflame
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
ixgal
n occupation; v occupy
Etymology: Arabic (شغل “shaghal”), Persian (اشغال “eshgal”), Turkish (işgal)
ixi
n consciousness, awareness; v make conscious
Etymology: Mandarin (意识 “yìshí”), Japanese (意識 “ishiki”), Korean (의식 “uisig”; 인식 “insig”)
izin
n permission; v allow, let, permit
Etymology: Arabic (إذن “idhn”), Indonesian (izin), Turkic (izin)
jabare
n jaw
Etymology: Hindi (जबड़ा “jabara”), Nepali (जबड़े “jabaṛē”), Punjabi (ਜਬਾੜੇ “jabāṛē”)
jadin
n assumption; v assume, suppose
Etymology: Mandarin (假定 “jiǎdìng”), Vietnamese (giả định)
jandan
adj/adv simple, simply
Etymology: Mandarin (简单 “jiǎndān”), Japanese (簡単 “kantan”), Korean (간단 “gandan”)
janela
n window
Etymology: Portuguese (janela), Indonesian (jendela), Bengali (জানলা “jānalā”)
jange
n war
Etymology: Mandarin (战争 “zhànzhēng” 仗 “zhàng”), Korean (전쟁 “jeonjaeng” 투쟁 “tujaeng”), Hindi (जंग “jang”), Persian (جنگ “jang”)
jara
n neighbor
Etymology: Arabic (جارة “jara”, الجيران “jiran”), Swahili (jirani), Indonesia (jiran)
jarden
n garden
Etymology: English (garden), French (jardin), German (Garten), Spanish (jardin)
jawabu
n answer, reply, response; v answer, reply, respond
Etymology: Arabic (جواب “jawab”), Hindi (जवाब “javaab”), Telugu (జవాబు “javābu”), Swahili (jibu)
jaxun
n celebration, observance; v celebrate, observe
Etymology: Hindi (जश्न "jashn"), Persian (جشن "jashn")
jayeza
n prize, award; v award
Etymology: Arabic (جائزة “jayiza”), Persian (جایزه “jayeze”)
jaze
n jazz
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
jeni
n suggestion, proposition; v propose, suggest
Etymology: Mandarin (建议 “jiànyì”), Korean (제안 “jean”)
jensi
n gender, sex
Etymology: Arabic (جنس “jins”), Persian (جنس “jens”), Turkish (cins), Swahili (jinsia), Indonesian (jenis)
jento
n battle, combat; v fight
Etymology: Mandarin (战斗 “zhàndòu”), Vietnamese (chiến đấu), Korean (전투 “jeontu”), Japanese (戦闘 “sentō”)
jinji
adj/adv straight, direct(ly)
Etymology: Mandarin (迳直 "jìng zhí"), Korean (직진 "jigjin")
jiwa
n life; v live
Etymology: Russian (жив- “zhiv-”), Hindi (जीवन “jivan”), Indonesian (jiwa)
jui
n attention; v pay attention
Etymology: Mandarin (注意 “zhùyì”), Korean (주의 “juui”), Japanese (注意 “chūi”), Vietnamese (chú ý)
jumbi
adj/adv ready, prepared
Etymology: Mandarin (准备 “zhǔnbèi”), Japanese (準備 “junbi”), Korean (준비 “junbi”), Vietnamese (chuẩn bị)
jumle
n sentence (language)
Etymology: Arabic (جملة “jumla”), Turkish (cümle), Persian (جمله “jumle”)
juni
adj/adv young
Etymology: French (jeune), German (jung), English (young, juvenile), Spanish (joven, juvenil), Hindi (जवान “javani”)
junnini
n infant, toddler
Etymology: jun- + nini
Also see:
jurisdiksyon
n jurisdiction
Etymology: English, French, Dutch, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
kabiji
n cabbage
Etymology: English (cabbage), Swahili (kabichi), Telugu (క్యాబేజీ “kyābējī”), Malayalam (കാബേജ് “kābēj”), Vietnamese (cải bắp)
kadam
n step; v (take a) step
Etymology: Arabic (قدم “qadam” - foot), Hindi (कदम “kadam”), Turkish (adim, kademe), Persian (قدم “kadam”)
kafe
n coffee
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Hindi, Telugu, Turkish, Persian, Filipino
kalamu
n pen
Etymology: Hindi (कलम “kalam”), Persian (قلم “kalam”), Arabic (قلم “kalam”), Turkish (kalem), Swahili (kalamu)
kali
adj/adv empty
Etymology: Hindi (खाली “khali”), Kannada (ಖಾಲಿ “khāli”), Persian (خالی “khali”)
kam
conj whether, yes/no question particle
Etymology: Japanese (か “ka”), Hindi (क्या “kya”), Swahili (kama)
kamisa
n shirt
Etymology: Arabic (قميص “kamis”), Hindi (कमीज “kamij”), Spanish (camisa), Indonesian (kemeja)
kanho
n/v nurse
Etymology: Mandarin (看护 “kānhù”), Korean (간호 “ganho-”), Japanese (看護 “kango”)
kanmon
n anus
Etymology: Mandarin (肛门 "gāngmén"), Japanese (肛門 "kōmon"), Korean (항문 "hangmun") and Vietnamese (hậu môn)
kaos
n chaos
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Turkish (kaos), Indonesian (khaos)
kape
n head, top
Etymology: Spanish (cabeza), Romanian (cap), Turkish (kafa), Indonesian (kepala)
karater
n character, personality
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
kari
n purchase; v buy
Etymology: Hindi (खरीद "kharid"), Persian (خرید "kharid", خر "khar")
kata
n/v cut
Etymology: Arabic (قطع “kate”), Hindi (काटा “kata”), English (cut), Spanish (cortar), Vietnamese (cắt)
kaxa
n case, container
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian (касса “kassa”), Spanish
ke
det which [see Correlatives]
Etymology: French (quel), Spanish (que, cual), Russian (какой “kakoy”), Hindi (कौन “kaun”)
kefa
n boss, chief
Etymology: French (chef), German (Kopf - head; Chef); Turkish (kafa - head; şef), Greek (κεφάλι “kefali” - head; σεφ "sef"), Indonesian (kepala - head), Spanish (jefe/jefa - boss), English (chief), Russian (шеф "shef")
keke
n cake
Etymology: English (cake), German (Kuchen), Norwegian (kake), Hindi (केक “kek”), Turkish (kek), Arabic (كيكة “kayka”)
kima
n/v cost, price
Etymology: Arabic (قيمة “kayima”), Hindi (क़ीमत “kimat”), Indonesian (kimat), Persian (قیمت “qeymat”), Turkish (kıymet)
kingem
n/v experience
Etymology: Mandarin (经验 “jīngyàn”), Vietnamese (kinh nghiệm), Japanese (経験 “Keiken”), Korean (경험 “gyeongheom”)
kitabu
n book
Etymology: Arabic (كتاب “kitab”), Hindi (किताब “kitab”), Indonesian (kitab), Persian (کتاب “kitab”), Swahili (kitabu), Turkish (kitap)
klase
n class, category; v classify, categorize
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish
klube
n club
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish, Swahili
kof(kof)
n/v cough
Etymology: English (cough), Hungarian (köhög), Estonian (köha), Finnish (köhiä), Swahili (-kohoa)
koki
n cooking; v cook
Etymology: Indonesian (koki - chef, cook), German (kochen), Spanish (cocinar), Russian (кок “kok”, кухня “kukhnya”), English (cook)
kolyo
n consideration; v consider
Etymology: Mandarin (考虑 “kǎolǜ”), Japanese (考慮 “kōryo”), Korean (고려 “golyeo”)
komenta
n/v comment
Etymology: English (commentary), French, German (Kommentar), Russian (комментарий "kommentary", Spanish, Indonesian (komentar), Filipino
kompara
n comparison; v compare
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Swedish
Also see:
- fe kompar de: *ERROR*
- fe kompar ki: *ERROR*
kompeten
adj/adv competent(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
kompleto
adj/adv complete(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
Also see:
- nokompleto: adj/adv incomplete(ly)
komputa
n computation; v compute
Etymology: (computer) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Persian, Hindi
Also see:
- komputator: n computer
komun
adj/adv in common, communal
Etymology: (communism) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
Also see:
komunika
n communication; v communicate
Etymology: English, French, German (communicative), Russian (communicative), Spanish
konceto
n concept
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
kone
n/v know, be acquainted/familiar with [comp jixi - know (information]
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese
Also see:
- xorkone: n/v meet (get to know)
konforta
n comfort
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Turkish
kongan
n space
Etymology: Mandarin (空间 “kōngjiān”), Japanese (空間 “kūkan”), Korean (공간 “gong-gan”), Vietnamese (không gian)
konkure
n competition; v compete
Etymology: French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
Also see:
- konkurxey: *ERROR*
konsonan
n consonant
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
korbani
n victim
Etymology: Indonesian (korban), Persian (قربانی “korbani”), Turkish (kurban)
kordo
n cord, rope
Etymology: English, French, Russian (корд “kord”), Turkish (kordon), Filipino (kurdon)
kos
prep because of, due to
Etymology: See kosa
Also see:
- koski: conj because
- fe kosa de: prep (short: kos) because of, due to
kosmo
n universe
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
Also see:
- kosmoli naviyen: n astronaut, cosmonaut
kostante
adj/adv constant(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian
kostrui
n construction; v construct, build
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish (construir)
Also see:
- kostruixey: n building
koton
n cotton
Etymology: Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, English, French, Spanish
kowa
n power, force
Etymology: Arabic (قوة “kua”), Indonesian (kuat - strong), Turkish (kuvvet), Persian (قوت “kovat”)
Also see:
- kowapul: adj/adv powerful(ly)
kox
adj/adv happy, happily, joyful(ly)
Etymology: Hindi (खुश “khush”), Persian (خوش “khosh”)
Also see:
- koxya: n happiness, joy
krasi
n government, rule, control; v govern, rule, control
Etymology: (democracy) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian, Filipino
Also see:
kraw
n crow
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Hindi, English, German, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Telugu, Russian, Spanish, French, Persian
Also see:
- krawsa: n/v caw
krea
n creation; v create
Etymology: English, French, German (kreativ - creative), Spanish (crea), Indonesian (kreatif - creative, kreasi - creation), Turkish (kreasyon)
Also see:
- kreayen: n creator
kriban
adv almost, nearly
Etymology: Arabic (تقريبا “taqriban”, قريب “qarib” - near), Persian (تقریبا “taqriban”), Swahili (karibu, takriban), Turkish (takriben)
krimen
n crime
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Indonesian (criminal)
Also see:
- krimenli: adj/adv criminal(ly)
kruel
adj/adv cruel(ly)
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Hindi (क्रूरता “krurata” - cruelty)
Also see:
- kruelya: n cruelty
ku
part subordinate particle
Etymology: French (que, qui), Spanish (que), Russian (который “kotory”)
Also see:
kufi
adj/adv enough, sufficient; v suffice
Etymology: Arabic (كافية “kafia”), Turkish (kafi), Hindi (काफी “kafi”), Persian (کافی “kafi”), English (sufficient), French, Spanish
kuku
n hen, rooster
Etymology: English (cock), French (coq), German (Küken - chick), Swahili (kuku); onomatopoeia - - Arabic, Mandarin, Korean, Japanese, Hindi, Indonesian, Persian, Russian, etc.
kultura
n culture
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian
Also see:
- kulturli: *ERROR*
kursi
n chair
Etymology: Arabic (كرسي “kursi”), Hindi (कुरसी “kursi”), Telugu (కుర్చీ “kurcī”) Indonesian (kursi)
kurto
adj/adv short, brief(ly) [opp lungo]
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Persian (کوتاه “kuta”)
kuzin
n cousin
Etymology: English (cousin), French (cousin), German (Cousin), Turkish (kuzin)
kwake
n duck
Etymology: onomatopoeia - - Arabic, English, French, German, Indonesian, Mandarin, Korean, Spanish, Filipino,
Also see:
- kwak' kwak': interj quack quack
kwalita
n quality, calibre [comp sifa - feature, characteristic, quality]
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish
kwan
adj/adv some, a bit of [comp ban kwanti (di) - some unspecified quantity of]
Etymology: See kwanti
kwanti
n quantity
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Croatian (kvantitet), Indonesian (kuantitas)
kwasi
adj/adv seeming(ly), apparent(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish
Also see:
- kwasi patre: n stepfather
kwayho
adj/adv merry, cheerful
Etymology: Mandarin (快活 “kuàihuó”), Korean (쾌활한 “kwaehwalhan”)
labya
n lip
Etymology: English (labial), French, Spanish, German (labial), Persian (لب “lab”)
Also see:
- labyali: adj/adv labial
lala
n song; v sing
Etymology: English (lullaby, la la la), Spanish (la la la), Persian (لالایی “lalayi” - lullaby)
Also see:
- lalayen: n singer
lama
adj/adv old (opp newe)
Etymology: Indonesian (lama), Filipino (luma)
Also see:
lari
n collective group
Etymology: Turkish (-lar - plural suffix), Russian (-арь “-ar”), French, Spanish (-ario), English (-ary)
Also see:
- dyenlar: *ERROR*
latex
n latex
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Turkish
lawnini
n teen, teenager, adolescent
Etymology: law- + nini
Also see:
lawo
adj/adv old (opp juni)
Etymology: Mandarin (老 “lǎo”)
Also see:
laye
n value, worth
Etymology: Indonesian (layak - worthy), Turkish (layık - worthy), Hindi (लायक “layak”)
le
part past tense marker [see Verb Forms]
Etymology: Mandarin (了 “le”), Swahili (-li-), Russian (-л “-l”)
Also see:
lebas
n clothing; v wear
Etymology: Arabic (لبس “labs”), Persian (لباس “lebas”)
Also see:
lega
n law
Etymology: (legal) English (legal), French, German, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Indonesian
Also see:
letuka
n lettuce
Etymology: Spanish (lechuga), French (laitue), Romanian (lăptucă), Russian (латук “latuk”), English (lettuce), German
lidi
n/v lead, direct, conduct
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino
Also see:
- lideyen: *ERROR*
lifti
n/v lift, raise
Etymology: English, German (Lift - elevator), Russian (лифт “lift” - elevator), Hindi (लिफ़्ट “lift” - elevator)
Also see:
- liftitor: n elevator
lile
adj/adv little, small
Etymology: English (little), Danish (lille), Hawaiian (liʻiliʻi)
limite
n/v limit
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
Also see:
- limitegi: *ERROR*
literatur
n literature
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
litro
n liter
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Swahili
loga
n speech; v speak, say, tell
Etymology: English (dialogue, monologue), French, German, Russian, Spanish (diáloga)
Also see:
logika
n logic
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
Also see:
- logikali: adj/adv logical(ly)
loka
n location; v be located
Etymology: English, French, German (Lokalisierung), Spanish, Indonesian (lokasi)
Also see:
lubi
n/v love
Etymology: Russian (любить “lyubit”), English (love), German (liebe)
Also see:
lumin
n light; v emit light
Etymology: (illuminate) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish
Also see:
lungo
adj/adv long (opp kurto)
Etymology: English, German, French, Italian, Romanian, Portuguese
Also see:
lutuf
n favor
Etymology: Arabic (لطف “ltf”), Persian (لطف “ltf"), Turkish (lütfen, lütuf)
Also see:
- fe lutef: *ERROR*
maci
n fish; v fish
Etymology: Persian (ماهی “mahi”), Hindi (मत्स्य “matsi”, मछली “macali”), Nepali (माछा “maca”)
maderi
n matter
Etymology: Arabic (مادة “mada”), Turkish (madde), English (matter), German, French, Spanish, Russian
Also see:
- maderxey: *ERROR*
mafu
n forgive(ness); v forgive, excuse
Etymology: Arabic (عفو “eafw”), Hindi (माफ़ “maaf”), Persian (عفو “afv”), Indonesian (maaf, memaafi)
Also see:
- awmafu: *ERROR*
magneto
n magnet, (magnetic) pull; v attract
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
Also see:
- magnetoya: n attraction
- magnetosim: adj/adv attractive(ly)
mahara
n skill
Etymology: Arabic (مهارة “mahara”), Persian (مهارت “maharat”), Turkish (maharet)
Also see:
- maharpul: *ERROR*
makale
n article (in publication)
Etymology: Arabic (مقالة “maqala”), Persian (مقاله “maqale”), Turkish (makale), Swahili (Makala)
malaki
n property
Etymology: Arabic (ملكية "malakia"), Persian (ملک "melk"), Swahili (mali, miliki), Indonesian (miliki)
mamari
n breast
Etymology: French, Spanish, English, German (Mamma - mammary), Indonesian (mammae - mammary), Turkish (meme - mammary)
man
adj/adv male, masculine
Etymology: Mandarin (男 “nán”), French, Spanish, English (masculine), German, Hindi (मर्दाना “mardana”), Persian (مردانه “mardane”)
Also see:
mango
n mango
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian, Filipino
mara
n time (occasion)
Etymology: German (Mal), Arabic (مرة “mara”), Swahili (mara)
Also see:
- fe mer mara: *ERROR*
- fe un mara: *ERROR*
mas
conj but
Etymology: Spanish (mas), French (mais), Dutch (maar), Arabic (أما “amma”), Persian (اما “amma”), Turkish (ama)
masele
n issue, matter, affair
Etymology: Arabic (مسألة “mas'ala”), Persian (مسئله “masale”), Turkish (mesele), Indonesian (masalah), Hindi (मसला “mas-la”)
materyal
n material
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
matre
n mother
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish
Also see:
max
det more
Etymology: French, Spanish (mas, maximo), English, German (maximal), Russian (максимум “maksimum”), Turkish (maksimum)
Also see:
maxim
det/adv the most
Etymology: French, Spanish (mas, maximo), English, German (maximal), Russian (максимум “maksimum”), Turkish (maksimum)
maximum
adv at most, as... as possible
Etymology: French, Spanish (mas, maximo), English, German (maximal), Russian (максимум “maksimum”), Turkish (maksimum)
maxori
adv most(ly), the majority of
Etymology: French, Spanish (mas, maximo, mayoría), English (maximum, majority), German (maximal, Majorität), Russian (максимум “maksimum”)
maxus
prep plus, in addition to, with addition of, besides, including
Etymology: French, Spanish (mas, maximo), English (maximum, minus/plus), German (maximal), Russian (максимум “maksimum”), Turkish (maksimum)
medya
n medium, media
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish
mekani
n mechanism
Etymology: (mechanism, mechanic) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
mena
n meaning, sense; v mean
Etymology: Arabic (معنى “maenaa”), Swahili (maana), Persian (معنی “mani”, “mana”), Turkish (manâ), English (mean)
mer
adj/adv a few, several [comp ban numer (di) - some unspecified number of]
Etymology: See numer
mesa
n table
Etymology: Spanish (mesa), Macedonian (маса “masa”), Swahili (meza), Turkish (masa), Indonesian (meja), Persian (میز “miz”), Tamil (மேசை “mēcai”), Hindi (मेज “mej”)
mesi
n month
Etymology: Spanish (mes), French (mois), Russian (месяц “mesyats”), Bengali (মাস “māsa”), Swahili (mwezi)
meter
n measurement; v measure
Etymology: (thermometer) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Hindi, Persian, Turkish
meylu
n/v-tr inclination, tendency, tend (to)
Etymology: Arabic (ميل “mayl”), Turkish (meyil), Swahili (mwelekeo), Persian (میل “meyl”)
mi
pron I, me
Etymology: English (me), French (me), German (mich), Russian (меня “menya”), Hindi (मैं “main”), Persian (من “man”)
mimbay
adj/adv obvious(ly), of course
Etymology: Mandarin (明白 "míngbái"), Korean (명백하게 "myeongbaeghage"), Vietnamese (minh bạch)
min
adv less, fewer
Etymology: French, Spanish, English, German, Russian, Turkish (minimum)
mingo
adj/adv clear(ly), evident(ly)
Etymology: Mandarin (明 “míng”), Korean (명확 “myeonghwag”)
minim
adv the least
Etymology: French, Spanish, English, German, Russian, Turkish (minimum)
minus
adv minus, except for, excluding
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
misal
n example
Etymology: Arabic (مثال “mithal”), Persian (مثال “mesal”), Turkish (missal)
mixtura
n mixture; v mix
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Hindi (मिश्रण “mixran”)
moge
n brain
Etymology: Arabic (دماغ “damagh”), Persian (مخ “mokh”), Hindi (दिमाग “dimag”), Russian (мозг “mozg”)
moksay
n wood
Etymology: Mandarin (木材 "mùcái"), Japanese (木材 "mokuzai"), Korean (목재 "mogjae")
moni
n/v check, monitor
Etymology: (monitor) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
mono
n item, article, element or unit of a whole
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish
mor
adj/adv dead
Etymology: English (mortal), French (mort), Spanish (muerto), Russian (мертвый “mertvyy”), Hindi (मृत “mrt”), Persian (“murda”)
mosimu
n season
Etymology: Arabic (موسم “mawsim”), Indonesian (musim), Swahili (msimu), Persian (“musemi” - seasonal), Turkish (mevsim)
motor
n engine, motor
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
moy
det every, each [see Correlatives]
Etymology: Mandarin (每 “měi”), Japanese (毎 “mai”), Vietnamese (mỗi), Korean (모두 “modu”)
mubile
n furniture
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish
muhim
adj/adv important
Etymology: Arabic (مهم “muhimun”), Turkish (mühim), Swahili (muhimu), Persian (مهم “muhem”)
mujeza
n miracle
Etymology: Arabic (معجزة “muejaza”), Persian (معجزه “mojeze”), Turkish (mucize), Swahili (muujiza)
multi
adj/adv many, much, a lot (of)
Etymology: French, Spanish (multi-), English (multi-)
mumu
n ox, bull, cow
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, Mandarin, French, German, English, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish
musika
n music
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic (موسيقى “musika”), Persian (موسیقی “musiqi”), Turkish (müzik), Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
mwa
n/v kiss
Etymology: onomatopoeia - - Arabic, English, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Spanish, Filipino
myaw
n cat
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, Mandarin, English, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Persian, Russian, Spanish, Filipino, Telugu, Turkish, Vietnamese
nabwa
n prophecy; v prophesy
Etymology: Arabic (نبوءة “nabu'a”), Indonesian (nubuat), Swahili (unabii)
nadir
adj/adv rare, rarely, seldom
Etymology: Arabic (نادر “nadir”), Turkish (nadir), Persian (نادر “nader”), Hebrew (נדיר “nadir”)
nafas
n breath; v breathe
Etymology: Arabic (نفس “nfs”), Turkish (nefes), Indonesian (nafas), Persian (نفس “nafas”)
name
n name; v have name (be named/called)
Etymology: English (name, nominate), German (Name), Spanish (nombre), French (nom), Hindi (नाम “naam”), Indonesian (nama)
nanas
n pineapple
Etymology: Arabic (أناناس “ananas”), Turkish (ananas), Persian (آناناس “ananas”), Hindi (अनानास “ananas”), Indonesian (nanas)
narem
adj/adv soft(ly)
Etymology: Hindi (नरम “naram”), Persian (نرم “narm”), Arabic (ناعم “naem”)
nasa
n nose; v smell
Etymology: English (nose, nasal), French (nasal), German (nase, nasal), Russian (назальный "nazalny"), Spanish (nasal), Hindi (नाक "nak"), Sinhalese (nasaya)
nasiha
n advice, counsel; v advise
Etymology: Arabic (“nasiha”), Indonesian (“nasihat”), Uzbek (“nasihat”)
nasyon
n nation
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian (internasional), Filipino
natura
n nature
Etymology: (natural) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino
navi
n ship, boat; v navigate
Etymology: Hindi (नाव “naav”), Spanish (nave), French (navire), English (naval, navigate)
nefra
n hatred; v hate
Etymology: Arabic (نفور “nafur”), Hindi (नफ़रत “nafrat”), Persian (نفرت nefrat), Turkish (nefret)
nere
adj/adv nearby, close; approximately
Etymology: English (near), Swedish (nära), Danish (nær), Punjabi (ਨੇੜੇ "nēṛē")
nete
n net, network
Etymology: (internet) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish
newtral
adj/adv neutral(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Persian, Indonesian, Filipino
nil
num/det zero, no- (nothing, nobody, etc.) [see Correlatives]
Etymology: English (nil), Russian (ни- “ni-”, нуль “nul”), German (ni-, Null), Spanish (ningún, nulo), French (nul, nulle)
nini
n child, kid
Etymology: Spanish (niño, niña), Portuguese (menina, menino)
Also see:
no
adv no, don't, doesn't
Etymology: French (non), Spanish (no), English (no), German (nein), Russian (не "ne"), Hindi (नहीं “nahin”), Persian (نه “na”)
noce
n night
Etymology: Spanish (noche, nocturno), French (nocturne), Russian (ночь “noch”), English (nocturnal), German (Nacht)
nor
conj nor
Etymology: English (nor), German (noch), Spanish (ni), French (ni), Russian (ни “ni”), Hindi (न “na”)
nota
n note
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
nudi
adj/adv nude, naked
Etymology: (nudist) English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian (nudis)
ofisi
n office (position)
Etymology: English, French, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Swahili, Filipino
oko
n eye; v see, view
Etymology: Russian (окулист “okulist”), Spanish (oculista, ojo), French (oculiste), English (oculist)
okur
n occurrence; v happen, occur
Etymology: English (occur), Spanish (ocurrir), Japanese (起こる “okoru”)
ologi
n specialty
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Turkish, Swahili
onxala
n/v hope
Etymology: Arabic (إن شاء الله “'insha' allah”, وَشَاءَ اللّٰه "wašāʾa llāh"), Turkish (inşallah), Indonesian (insya allah), Portuguese (oxalá)
orange
adj/adv orange (color)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Turkish, Hindi, Persian
ordinari
adj/adv ordinary, ordinarily
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Filipino
ore
n ear; v hear
Etymology: Spanish (oreja), French, (oreille), German (Ohr), Mandarin (耳 “Ěr”)
otim
adj/adv optimal, optimum, best possible, awesome (informal)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesia, Portuguese (ótima/ótimo)
otosu ete/oto
poss pron theirs (those which belongs to them)
Etymology: oto + -su, ete, oto
pam
n (gun)shot; v shoot
Etymology: onomatopoeia - - Mandarin, English, French, Korean, Portuguese, Turkish, Vietnamese
pantalun
n trousers, pants, slacks
Etymology: Arabic, Hindi, English, French, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
paragraf
n paragraph
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
parti
n party, feast
Etymology: English, German, Mandarin (派对 “pàiduì”), Hindi (पार्टी “paarti”)
pasa
n/v pass
Etymology: (passport) - English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
pasivo
adj/adv passive(ly)
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Filipino
patre
n father
Etymology: English (father, paternal), French, German, Spanish (padre, paterno)
paya
n payment; v pay
Etymology: English (pay), French (paye), Spanish (paga), Indonesian (bayar)
peda
n foot
Etymology: English (pedal), French (pied), Spanish (pie, pata), Hindi (पैर “pair”), Kannada (ಪಾದ “pāda”), Filipino (paa)
pel
n/v impulse, impetus, push, drive
Etymology: English, French, Spanish (ímpetu, impulso), German (impetus, impulse), Russian (“impuls”)
perfeto
adj/adv perfect(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Filipino
persika
n peach
Etymology: Russian (персик “persik”), German (Pfirsich), Indonesian (persik), Romanian (piersică)
person
n person, individual
Etymology: English, French, German (persönlich - personal), Russian (персональный “personalny” - personal), Spanish, Filipino
pesim
adj/adv worst possible
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian
peti
n request; v request, ask for
Etymology: (petition) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish (pedir, peticion), Indonesian, Filipino
petra
n rock, stone
Etymology: Hindi (पत्थर “patthar”), Spanish (piedra), Italian (pietra)
pifu
n/v skin, touch
Etymology: Mandarin (皮肤 “pífū”), Korean (피부 “pibu”), Japanese (皮膚 “hifu”)
pinpan
adj/adv frequent(ly), often, common
Etymology: Mandarin (频繁 “pínfán”), Japanese (頻繁 “Hinpan”), Korean (빈번 “binbeon”)
pipi
n/v honk
Etymology: onomatopoeia - Arabic, English, Russian, Portuguese, Filipino, Turkish, Vietnamese
piu
n bird
Etymology: onomatopoeia - - Spanish (pio), Portuguese (piu), Czech (píp), Latvian (čiu), German (piep), Albanian (ciu), Greek (“tsiu”), Japanese (“piyo”)
planeta
n planet
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
plastiko
n plastic
Etymology: English, French, Dutch, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Persian, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili
plu
adj/adv multiple (marks plurality)
Etymology: English (plural), French, German, Spanish
polisi
n police
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Swahili, Indonesian
politi
n politics
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
populer
adj/adv popular(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish (popüler)
por
prep per, for each
Etymology: English (per, for), French (par), German (pro), Spanish (por)
porta
n/v carry, take
Etymology: (transportation) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish
posta
n/v mail
Etymology: (postal) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Swahili
pratika
n practice; v put into practice
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
preciso
adj/adv exact(ly), precise(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Polish (precyzyjny), Indonesian (persis)
preferi
n/v prefer
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian (preference), Indonesian (preferensi)
presenta
n presentation; v present
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Indonesian
presidi
n/v preside
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
prince
n prince, princess
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Filipino
principi
n principle
Etymology: Catalan, English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish Indonesian
privato
adj/adv private(ly)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Indonesian, Filipino
pro
prep for (to attain/obtain), in favor of, in exchange for, pro-
Etymology: French (pour), Spanish (para, pro-), English (for, pro-), German (für, pro-), Czech (pro)
produsi
n production; v produce
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
profesyon
n profession
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
program
n/v program
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
projeto
n project
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
protesta
n/v protest
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Turkish (protesto)
prute
n/v fart
Etymology: onomatopoeia - French, Indonesian, Spanish, Turkish, Swedish, Filipino, Polish, etc.
pule
adj/adv full
Etymology: English (full), German (voll), Hindi (पूर्ण “purn”), Russian (полный “poln-”)
pupe
n doll
Etymology: English (puppet), German (Puppe), French (poupée), Vietnamese (búp bê)
pyano
n piano
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili, Vietnamese, Japanese, Korean
radya
n ray; v radiate
Etymology: (radiation) English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Filipino, Indonesian, Turkish
radyo
n radio
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Swahili, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
rahatu
n/v rest
Etymology: Arabic (استراح “aistirah”), Persian (استراحت “esterahat”), Indonesian (istirahat)
rasona
n/v reason (logical thought)
Etymology: (rational) English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian, Turkish
regula
n rule, regulation, policy
Etymology: English, French, German, Spanish, Russian, Filipino
reklama
n advertisement; v advertise
Etymology: Russian (реклама “reklama”), Dutch, Turkish, Indonesian, Estonian
rekomen
n recommendation; v recommend
Etymology: English, Spanish, Russian (рекомендация “rekomendatsiya”), Swedish (rekommendation), Filipino
relativo
adj/adv relative
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian
reporte
n/v report
Etymology: English, French, German (Report), Spanish (reporte), Russian (рапорт "raport"), Hindi (रिपोर्ट “riport”), Swahili (ripoti)
reputa
n reputation
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
resmi
adj/adv formal(ly), official(ly)
Etymology: Arabic (رسمي “rasmi”), Persian (رسمی “rasmi”), Indonesian (resmi), Turkish (resmi)
ruho
n spirit, soul
Etymology: Arabic (روح "ruh"), Persian (روح "ruh"), Indonesian (roh), Turkish (ruh), Swahili (roho)
sabe
num seven
Etymology: English (seven), French (sept), Spanish (siete, septimo), Russian (Семь “sem”)
sabzi
n vegetable
Etymology: Persian (سبزی “sabzi”), Hindi (सबजी “sabji”), Turkish (sebze)
safe
adj/adv clean(ly)
Etymology: Hindi (साफ़ “saf”), Punjabi (सफा “saphā”) Swahili (safi), Turkish (saf)
sahay
n help, aid, assistance; v help, aid, assist
Etymology: Hindi (सहायता “sahaayata”), Telugu (సహాయం "sahāyaṁ"), Kannada (ಸಹಾಯ "sahāya")
sahi
adj/adv correct, right
Etymology: Arabic (صحيح “sahih”), Swahili (sahihi), Hindi (सही “sahi”), Persian (صحیح “sahih”)
salada
n salad
Etymology: Mandarin (沙拉 “shālā”), Korean, Japanese, Arabic, Hindi, Telugu, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Swahili, English, German, French, Spanish, Russian
salom
n greeting, hi, hello; v greet
Etymology: Arabic (سلام “salam”), Hebrew (שלום “xalom”), Persian (سلام “salam” - hello), Turkish (selam), Uzbek (salom), Indonesian (salam)
salun
n salon, hall, lounge
Etymology: Arabic (صالون “salun”), Hindi (सैलून “sailun”), Indonesian (salon), Filipino (salon), Turkish (salon), Persian (سالن “salon”), Swahili (saluni), English (salon), French (salon), German (Salon), Russian (салон “salon”), Spanish (salón)
sama
adj/adv same [see Correlatives]
Etymology: Indonesian (sama), English (same), Swedish (samma), Russian (самая “samaya”), Swahili (sawa)
sanduku
n box
Etymology: Arabic (صندوق “sunduq”), Turkish (sandık), Persian (صندوق “sanduk”), Swahili (sanduku)
santo
adj/adv holy, sacred
Etymology: English (saint), French, German, Spanish, Hindi (संत “sant” - saint), Indonesian (santo - saint)
sarpen
n snake, serpent
Etymology: English (serpent), French (serpent), Romanian (şarpe), Spanish (serpiente), Filipino (serpyente), Hindi (साँप “sanp”), Bengali (সর্প “sarpa”)
sati
adj/adv true, truly, indeed
Etymology: Hindi (सच “sac”, सत्य “satya” - truth), Vietnamese (thật) Telugu (సత్యం “satyaṁ" - truth)
satu
n hour, time
Etymology: Arabic (ساعة “saea”), Turkish (saat), Persian (ساعت “saat”), Indonesian (saat)
saypan
n trial, (court) case, hearing
Etymology: Mandarin (裁判 "cáipàn" - judgment), Korean (재판 "jaepan"), Japanese (裁判 "saiban")
seba
n reason (cause or purpose)
Etymology: Arabic (سبب “sbb”), Persian (سبب “sbb”), Turkish (sebep), Indonesian (sebab), Swahili (sababu)
seha
adj/adv healthy
Etymology: Arabic (صحة “siha” - health), Indonesian (sehat), Hindi (सेहत “sehat” - health), Turkish (sıhhat)
sekso
n sex (sexual intercourse)
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Korean
sekundo
n second
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Swahili (sekunde), Hindi (सेकंड “sekand”)
seleti
n choice, election; v choose, select, elect
Etymology: (selection) - English, French, German, Russian (селективный “selektivnyy” - selective), Spanish
semi
adj/adv semi-, somewhat, part(ly), sort of, -ish, half- [comp banpul - to a certain, unspecified extent]
Etymology: English, French, Spanish
servi
n service; v serve
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Polish (serwis), Hindi (सर्विस “sarvis”)
seza
n punishment; v punish
Etymology: Hindi (सज़ा "saza"), Persian (سزا "seza"), Turkish (ceza)
sifa
n characteristic, feature, quality
Etymology: Arabic (صفة “sifat”), Swahili (sifa), Indonesian (sifat)
sigaro
n cigar
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Persian (سیگار “sigar”), Filipino (sigarilyo), Indonesian (sigaret), Arabic (سيجار “sijar”), Turkish (sigara)
siko
n mind
Etymology: (psychologist) - English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
similer
adj/adv similar
Etymology: English, French (similaire), Spanish (similar, similitud), Italian (simile)
simula
n simulation; v simulate
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian
singa
n lion
Etymology: Hindi (सिंह “sinh”), Indonesian (singa), Telugu (సింహం “sinham”), Swahili (simba)
sisa
num six
Etymology: English (six), French (six), German (sechs), Spanish (seis), Swahili (sita)
soba
n morning
Etymology: Arabic (صباح “sabah”), Hindi (सुबह “subah”), Persian (صباح “sobh”), Swahili (asubuhi), Turkish (sabah)
sodar
n sibling, brother, sister
Etymology: Indonesian (saudara), Sinhalese (සහෝදරයා “sahōdar-”), Telugu (“sōdar-”)
sofa
n sofa
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Telugu, Indonesian, Filipino
sofi
n wisdom
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic (فيلسوف “faylsuf” - philosopher), Swahili (falsafa - philosophy)
sogo
adj/adv reciprocal(ly), each other
Etymology: Mandarin (相互 “xiānghù”), Korean (상호 “sangho”), Japanese (相互 "sōgo")
sola
n sun
Etymology: Hindi (सूरज “suraj”), Tamil (சூரியன் “sūriyaṉ”), Indonesian (surya), English (solar, sun), Swedish (sol), Spanish (sol), French (soleil), Russian (солнце “solntse”)
solo
adj/adv alone, (the) sole, (the) only
Etymology: English (sole), French, Spanish (solo)
somno
n/v sleep
Etymology: English (insomnia), French (insomnie, sommeil), Portuguese (sono), Spanish (sueño, insomnio), Russian (сон “son”), Japanese (睡眠 “suimin”)
sonxi
n loss; v lose
Etymology: Mandarin (损失 “sǔnshī”), Korean (손실 “sonsil”), Japanese (損失 “sonshitsu”)
sonzay
n existence; v exist
Etymology: Japanese (存在 “sonzai”), Mandarin (存在 “cúnzài”), Vietnamese (tồn tại)
sosyal
adj/adv social(ly)
Etymology: (socialism) English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino, Persian
suces
n success; v succeed
Etymology: English (success), French (succès), Indonesian (sukses), Turkish (sükse), Portuguese (sucesso)
sukeri
n sugar
Etymology: Arabic (سكر “sukar”), English (sugar), Spanish (azucar), French (sucre), Russian (сахар “sakhar”), German (Zucker), Swahili (sukari), Turkish (şeker), Persian (شکر “shekar”)
suki
n/v like
Etymology: Indonesian (suka), Japanese (好き “suki”), Hindi (सुख “sukh” - pleasure)
supa
n soup
Etymology: Hindi (सूप “sup”), Spanish (sopa), German (Suppe), Russian (суп “sup”), Korean (수프 “supeu”), Swahili (supu), Indonesian (sup)
super
n short form of supraya (superiority, "aboveness")
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Hindi, Turkish, Persian, Indonesian
suprem
adj/adv supreme(ly), cool (informal)
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Hindi (सुप्रीम “suprem”)
suyon
n/v swim
Etymology: Mandarin (游泳 “yóuyǒng”), Japanese (水泳 “Suiei”), Korean (수영 “suyeong”)
swal
n question; v ask
Etymology: Arabic (سؤال “sual”), Swahili (swali), Hindi (सवाल “saval”), Persian (سوال “soal”)
swikara
n acceptance; v accept
Etymology: Hindi (स्वीकार "sveekaar"), Kannada (ಸ್ವೀಕಾರ "svīkāra")
swini
n pig, hog, swine
Etymology: English (swine), German (Schwein), Russian (свинья "svin'ya")
syensi
n science
Etymology: English, French, Spanish, Filipino (siyensiya), Swahili (sayansi)
tabako
n tobacco
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Filipino, Persian, Swahili
tabrike
n congratulation(s); v congratulate
Etymology: Turkish (tebrik), Persian (تبریک “tabrik”)
tahamul
tolerance; v tolerate
Etymology: Arabic (تحمل “tahmil”), Persian (تحمل “tahammol”), Turkish (tahammül)
tahmini
n/v evaluate, estimate
Etymology: Arabic (تثمين tathmin), Persian (تخمین "tahmin"), Swahili (tathmini), Turkish (tahmin)
tahta
n plank, board
Etymology: Hindi (तख्ता “takhta”), Persian (تخته “takhte”), Turkish (tahta)
taraf
n party, side
Etymology: Arabic (طرف "taraf"), Persian (طرف "taraf"), Turkish (taraf)
tarihe
n date
Etymology: Arabic (تاريخ “tarikh”), Hindi (तारीख “tarikh”), Turkish (tarih), Swahili (tarehe), Persian (تاریخ “tarikh”)
tayday
n substitution, replacement; v replace, substitute
Etymology: Mandarin (替代 “tidai”), Japanese (替代 “taitai”)
taydo
n attitude
Etymology: Mandarin (态度 “tàidù”), Korean (태도 “taedo”), Vietnamese (Thái độ), Japanese (態度 “taido”)
taze
adj/adv fresh
Etymology: Arabic (طازج “tazij”), Hindi (ताज़ा “taaza” ताज़ी “taazi”), Persian (تازه “taz”), Turkish (taze)
te
pron s/he (any life form or personified object)
Etymology: Mandarin (他 “ta” 她 “ta”), Mongolian (тэр “ter”), Gujarati (તે “te”, તેણી “teni”), Thai (เธอ “ṭhex”), Polish (ten - this), Estonian (ta, tema)
teknika
n technique
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Hindi, Indonesian, Turkish
tekno
n technology
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Arabic, Indonesian, Filipino, Turkish, Swahili
teli
adj/adv far, remote, distant
Etymology: (tele-) English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Persian, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
tema
n topic, theme; v be about
Etymology: English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian
teori
n theory
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
teritori
n territory
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Indonesian, Filipino
termo-
pfx thermo-
Etymology: English, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Hindi, Turkish, Indonesian, Filipino
testa0
Being used by Shawn for testing search function
Etymology: [Missing Dictionary Translation]
testa1
Being used by Shawn for testing search function
Etymology: [Missing Dictionary Translation]
testa2
Being used by Shawn for testing search function
Etymology: [Missing Dictionary Translation]
testa3
Being used by Shawn for testing search function
Etymology: [Missing Dictionary Translation]
tesu ete/eto
poss pron his, hers (those which belong to her/him)
Etymology: te + -su, ete, oto
tesu te/to
poss pron his, hers (that which belongs to her/him)
Etymology: te + -su, te, to
teyan
n offer, proposal; v offer, propose
Etymology: Mandarin (提案 “tí'àn”), Japanese (提案 “teian”)
to
pron it