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SPIÔNS [Spion MK] spy SPÎSENIS [Spîtwei drv] hurry SPÎTWEI [spëti + spçt + ƒspiaƒc MK] to hurry, – (pas acc) to chase (run after) SPJAÛTWEI [spjauti, pluƒc, vamiti, wimbmis Gr spieaut, vemti MK] to vomit SPJAÛWAN [Spjaûtwei drv MK] vomit SPJAÛWINS aj [Spjaûwan drv] vomit, vomitory SPÔRTS [Sport MK] sport SPR~GAN [Spr`gtwei drv] burst, explosion SPRAGÎNTUN [Spr`gtwei drv] to blow up, blast, burst tr, explode tr SPR~GTWEI [sprogti + spr`gt + pragnàƒc, ïðÿæèòü MK] to burst i, explode i, crack SPRAKST! ij [Spr`gtwei drv + spragt! sprakð! MK] bang! thud! SPRAKSTINTWEI [Sprakst drv] to fillip, snap, flick, click SPRÛTWEI [spraut, spraukties + sprausti + prytnàƒc, ïðûòêèé MK] to penetrate SPURGLAS nom sg m [Spurglis E 739] sparrow SPURGLAWANNAGS [Sperglawanag E 714] sparrow-hawk STA ↑ Stas n subst sta 278 ST~ ↑ Stas nom sg f st` 657 STABASKRIMMA [Steinpilz + cietene MK] edible boletus, boletus STABILIZÎTUN [stabilisieren MK] to stabilize STABNÎ nom sg f [Stabni E 221] stove, oven STABS [Stabis E 32] stone STACIÔNI [statio MK] station of the Cross STADDAN av [kadan I 13 MK] then STADI~LS aj [stadial MK] phasic ST~DIJAN [Stadium MK] stage (phase) STAGATÎGELI [Dachziegel MK] roofing tile STAGS [Pastagis E 443 VM] tail ST~GS [Stogis E 204] roof ST~I ↑ Stas nom pl m stì 91 7, nom pl f Stai 93 12 STAKAMESSERIS [Stakamecczer ` E 428] dagger STAKLI [Stacle E 197] support (abutment) STAKLIN n [Panustaclan E VM] steel 215
STAL~I ↑ Stalîtwei ps 3 stallç 772 STAL~IMAI ↑ Stalîtwei ps 1 pl stallçmai 35 STAL~ITEI ↑ Stalîtwei ps 2 pl stallçti 125 STALANÎKS [Tischler MK] carpenter STALDAS nom sg m [Staldis E 226] cattle-shed STALÎNTUN [Stalîtwei drv] to stop smb, smth STALÎSN~ [stallîsnan 117] standing STALÎSNAN ↑ Stalisn` acc stallîsnan 117 STALÎTWEI [stallit 83] to stand STALÎWUNS ↑ Stalîtwei pc pt ac stalliuns 97 STALLIN ↑ Stals acc stallan 83 STALS [Stalis E 219] table ST~MENINIS [St`mens drv + liemenë MK] doublet (waistcoat), waistcoat ST~MENS [stuomuo, st`vs MK] body (trunk) ST~MINADEÎKTAN [Haltestelle MK] stop, stopping place STAN ↑ Stas n Stan II 9, acc sg stan 1715 ST~NDARDS [standard, Standard MK] standard ST~NDAS nom sg m [Standis E 394] tub (cone-shaped vat) STANG~ [Stengti + stanga MK] cramp (spasm) STANGAS [Stang` MK] convulsions, agony STANGSNA [Stengtun + struna + Lùksna MK] string STANGUS aj nom sg m [Stengti MK] tense (strained) ST~NI [Umstand+past`twei, stalîtwei+stan+Medione E 699 MK] circumstance ST~NINTEI av [st`nintei 79] standing ST~NINTI pc ps ac n (av) [st`ninti 81] standing STANKÎSMAN av [Stankîsman 1011] meanwhile, (at) that time STANKÎSMISKAS [stankîsman drv + damalig, tuometinis MK] then (contemporary) aj STANS ↑ Stas acc pl stans 1713 ST~RAN [St`rs drv] thickness ST~RKS [Starkis E 564] zander, pike-perch STARNÎTI [Stamite E 760] tern (mew) ST~RS aj [storas + stary MK] thick STAS pn nom sg m [Stas 17 12 ] that ST~SENIS [St`twei drv MK] billeting, quartering (billeting) ST~SN~ [St`twei drv MK] outage (downtime) 216
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PRVSSOLOGIA KLOSSIANA: LINGVA BORVS
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© Letas Palmaitis Institut Europƒ
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PREFACE This work is only a little
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have absorbed all influences during
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The distinctive feature of the 1 st
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Next, one must have in mind that th
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common Baltic-Slavic level, but wit
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III, fem. Antr` Maddla III, neutr.
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occasionally appeared due to contam
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‘and what more he has done agains
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are also indisputable Prussicisms t
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13.7. Use of German vernacularisms
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As urban culture spread, terms for
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In fact, the word grijkans is a dir
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GRAMMATICAL ABBREVIATIONS ac active
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16 f : subba subses subsei subban s
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27 f : weselîngi weselîngis wesel
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40 m : kûgis kûges kûìu kûgin
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69 n : îmtan îmtas imtasmu îmtan
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106: smeîtwei ps smejja pt smîja/
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139: krikstîtun/îtwei ps krikstij
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vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft de
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44 Prûsiskan alfabçtan A a ~ ` B
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AFRIKÎNINI [Afrikîns drv] Africa
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ALGENÎKS [Deinàlgenikamans 95 dr
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APST~KTAN n [Abstotten E 395] lid
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ASTÔNDESIMTS [Astônei MK] eighty
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AÛKTAN [Aucktimmien 91 VM] height
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AUSTEBTWEI [Stebtwei drv] to be am
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AZZARAN n [Assaran E 60] lake AZZE
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BETIKSLIS aj [Tikslin drv] groundl
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BL~NDEWINGI av [Bl`nda MK] erroneou
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BUMBI [bomb MK] bomb BUMBÔNS [Bo
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DAG~UGIS [Dagoaugis E 638] summer
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DEÎKTAN n [deicktan 125] place, [
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DÇNGTUN [dangus E 3 VM] to bend o
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DÎRAN [Dirîtwei drv MK] look DIR
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DRIBTWEI [Drimbis E 483 VM] to flo
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DWASSAN [Dwestwei drv, dvasa/dvasa
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EBJAD~TWEI [Jad`twei drv] to go ro
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EÎSKINSN~ [Eîskintun drv] explan
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EMPR~BUTSKAN av [enpr`butskan 51, 8
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ÇNGLISKAN [Çngliskas + Englisch
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ENPR~BUTSKAN ↑ Empr`butskan av en
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ENWA‚NGISKAS aj [enw`ngiskan 133
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ERSW~IKSTINA ↑ Erswìkstintun ps
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ETMERKTUN SI [atsimerkti MK] to op
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ETWÇRPJA ↑ Etwçrptun ps 1 sg et
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FOLKLÔRI [Folklore MK] folklore F
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G~RBIKAS pl [Garb` drv + [grîmika
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GÇRBAITI ↑ Gçrbtun ip 2 pl Gerb
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GÎWANS ↑ Gîws aj acc pl gijwans
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GR~UDU av [engraudîs 67 MK] unfort
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GÛBI ↑ Çitwei, giving doing pt
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ÎLA [ylo E 510] awl ILGAI av [ilg
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INTUICIÔNI [Intuition MK] intuiti
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IZLAUKÎSN~ [Enlaukîtun drv] inqu
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IZSUPTUN [Suptun drv] to scatter (
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JÛDINI [Jûdi drv] Jewish woman J
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KAÎNA [kaina + cena MK] price KAI
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KAMUTTIS [Kams, Naguttis + kamuoly
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KAS pn nom sg m [kas 37] who KAS~J
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KELLI [VM] how much KELLIN n [Kela
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KÎRKIN ↑ Kîrki acc kirken II 9
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KLAWIATÛRI [Klaviatur Nx] keyboar
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KÔNWERTITUN [konvertieren Nx] to
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KRÎSLIN n [Creslan E 217] armchai
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KUNSTISKAS aj [Kunsta drv] artific
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Í Í [ki] palatal k Í~SI nom sg f
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L~IMAN [Lìms drv] wealth L~IMINTI
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LAPPINIS [Lapinis E 359] spoon LAP
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LIGZDAN [lizdas, ligzda Ma] nest L
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LUNKAN n [Lunkan E 644] bast LUNKI
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M~LDAISIS [maldaisimans 75 drv] pu
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M~UKTUN na acc [maukti + maukt + w
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MIKSISKAS aj nom sg m [Mixkai 17 V
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MÎSTIKI [Mystik MK] mystique MÎS
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MUZÎKI [music MK] music MUZIKÎTW
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N~WS f [Novis E 151] corpse NAWWAN
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NIGGEISTAS aj [Gçistun drv + niesp
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NÔWAITESNA [Nôwaitetun drv] calu
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ÔRKESTRANTI [Ôrkestran + Muzik`n
Page 165 and 166: PAGALBSENIS [pogalbenix 103 + poga
Page 167 and 168: PAKLUSMINGINS ↑ Paklusmings aj ac
Page 169 and 170: PAMEDDI [Pomesania DK, *Pamedç VM
Page 171 and 172: PARADÎZAN [Paradies MK] paradise
Page 173 and 174: PATIKINNUNS ↑ Patikîntun pc pt a
Page 175 and 176: PAZENTLIN [Zentlin + poþymis MK]
Page 177 and 178: PÇR prp acc [per 39, pçr(stans) 7
Page 179 and 180: PERKÛNIJA coll [Perkûms drv + pe
Page 181 and 182: PERÐLÛZISNAN ↑ Perðlûzisna ac
Page 183 and 184: PILS f [Sassenpile ON VM] castle,
Page 185 and 186: PLATÎSN~ [Platîtwei drv] payment
Page 187 and 188: PRAI‚LGINTAJS [Prailgintun drv]
Page 189 and 190: PRAWÎDISKAS aj nom sg m [Prawîds
Page 191 and 192: PRÇIPALIS [Senpaltwei, Zufall + p
Page 193 and 194: PRÔPORCIÔNI [Proportion MK] prop
Page 195 and 196: PUSNÇ [Pusne E 499] high boot PUS
Page 197 and 198: RAPS [Rapa E 2 VM] guardian RAPSS
Page 199 and 200: RETENÎKS [Retenîkan 63] Saviour
Page 201 and 202: RITTUS pl tantum [Ritus MK] ritual
Page 203 and 204: SAKRAMÇNTAN ↑ Sakramçnts acc Sa
Page 205 and 206: S~USIS [sausis JB MK] smallpox S~U
Page 207 and 208: SENGR~MBINTUN [Gr`mbintun drv] to
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Page 211 and 212: SIRZDS aj [Sirzdan MK] middle SÎS
Page 213 and 214: SKRÎTWEI [Skrelle DIA MK] to circ
Page 215: SP~RTS av [sparts 107] very SP~RTS
Page 219 and 220: STIBBAN [Stibbins + Kraîsi, stumb
Page 221 and 222: SÛITENIKISKAS aj [Sûiteniks drv]
Page 223 and 224: SWINJAÎNA [Swinnistin + kiauliena
Page 225 and 226: ÐKURS [< szczur > þiurkë, þurk
Page 227 and 228: T TABERN~KULIN [tabernaculum MK] t
Page 229 and 230: T~WS nom sg [Taws 49 8 ] father TE
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Page 233 and 234: TINKLASALÔNS [Internettan + Salô
Page 235 and 236: TRISDESÎMTS ord [Trîsdesimts MK]
Page 237 and 238: TWAJ~SEI ↑ Twajs dat sg f twai`sm
Page 239 and 240: URNI [Urne MK] urn ÛRS [Wurs E 6
Page 241 and 242: W~ISINTUN [Wçisis drv + vaisinti
Page 243 and 244: WANS ↑ Jûs acc wans 67 W~NS~ [W
Page 245 and 246: WÇISISKAS aj [Wçisin 109] fruity
Page 247 and 248: WIKKIS [Wickis E 270] vetch WÎKSL
Page 249 and 250: WÎRS [wijrs 87] man, husband WÎR
Page 251 and 252: WÛLINGIS aj [Wûla drv] rocky WÛ
Page 253 and 254: Z~MUKS [Somukis E 537] (pad)lock Z
Page 255 and 256: ZMÛNENAWINS nom sg m [Smonenaw±s
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Page 261 and 262: accessible PREIÇIMINS aj [Preiçi
Page 263 and 264: adornment GRAZINTINNI [Grazzus drv
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answer v ETR~TWEI [attr`twei 125]
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arrangement TEIK~SN~ [teikûsnan 1
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attempt v STENGTUN SI [Stengtun dr
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aker m PEKÛRIS [Peccore E 329 + T
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eam no: cross-beam over axle of a c
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esom KLAKST~ [Klexto E 333] betray
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less v ZIGN~TUN [Sign`t 77], (enti
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orer (drill) GR~NSTIS nom sg f [Gr
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igade BRIG~DI [Brigade MK], brigad
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us station AUTÔBUSADWARS [Gelz`pi
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captive PERG†ABTINIKS [Pergabtun
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cemetery KAPURNA [Caporne ON VM] c
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Christ KRISTUS nom sg m [Christs 5
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coachman WEZIKS [Weztun drv] coal
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common denominator EMPÎRINTS BIL
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configure v KÔNFIGURITUN [configu
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contribution ÇNDIJA [Endîtun drv
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count v GÎRBAUTUN [Gîrbis + Gçr
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cross no SKRÎZIS [Scrijsien 81] c
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D dagger STAKAMESSERIS [Stakameccz
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deceptive REDS aj [reddau 69], RED
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denunciator DENUNCI~NTS [Denunzian
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diligence (assiduity) SEÎLAWINGISK
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distance no T~LISKU [T`ls drv] dis
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drag v tr WÎLKTUN [Awilkis 472 VM
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dune KÛPA [kopa, k`pa MK], inhabi
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eel ANGURIS [Angurgis E 565] effec
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empty aj P~USTS aj [Pausto(catto)
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equinox EKWINÔKCIJAN [Äquinoktiu
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evolution EWÔLUCIÔNI [Evolution
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eyelash BRUWÎKA nom sg f [Wubri E
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feather PL~UGZDA [Plauxdine E 488
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finite WANGISKAS aj [enw`ngiskan 1
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floor TALS [Talus E 207], (storey)
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forget v (often, various things) M
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friendship GINNISKU [ginniskan 125
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gas-stove burner ring RÎNKIS [rin
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glade L~NDIS [lindan 57 VM], wild
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granary KLÎNAN [Clenan E 194] Gra
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guess v MÎRITWEI [ermîrit 69 VM]
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harvest ~USTS [Aust DIA MK], (reap
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her dat, acc DIN pn 3 encl ↑ dis
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honesty TEISÎWINGISKU [teisîwing
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humiliate v L~USTINTUN [laustineit
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improve v WALNINTUN [walnint 33] i
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infidelity NIDRÛWIS [nidruwien 55
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intercession PRAMADLIN n [Pra madl
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J jab (into) v BASTUN [embaddusisi
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key KLAÛTALS [Klaûtun MK], (keyb
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lack no NIS~TAUSN~ [Nis`tautwei dr
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leader MISTRAS nom sg m [Mistran 9
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lid (eyelid) WÛKAN [vokas + v`ks
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living GÎWS aj [gijwans 43 drv] l
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lucrative NAUDÎNGIS [naud` drv] l
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manifestation (feature) MANIFESTACI
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meander v W~NGRAUTWEI [W`ngars MK]
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milk DADDAN [Dadan E 687], (curdle
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modesty SÛITENIKISKU [Sûitenikis
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[Skatîtwei drv], move in having co
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Narev NARWIS nom sg m [Narew, Naur
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nibble v KAND~TUN [Kanstun + kand
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nothing of the kind EMPRÎKISKAI av
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Ockopirm (god Ockopirm) UKAPIRMAS n
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ordinal ÔRDINALS [Ordinal- MK] or
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pain GULSENIS [Gulsennien 105], to
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paste to v LIPÎNTUN prei (acc) [L
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percussion SANT~LKA [Sentçlktwei
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pioneer PAGAÛWENIKS [Pagaûtun dr
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poet PÔETS [poet MK] poetess PÔE
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potential PÔTENCIALIN [Potential
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previous PI‚RZDAUMS aj [Pirzdau
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proper PREISTALÎWINGIS aj [preist
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pupil of the eye WEÎDULS [Weyduli
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ace no (competition) SPÎJAS [Spî
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ecall (recollect) (at a moment) v P
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eign no RIKAÛSN~ [rickaûsnan 53]
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esettle v tr PRASKAJJINTUN [Etskaj
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evolve v WELTUN [Walis E 252 VM] r
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omanticism RÔMANTIKI [Romantik MK
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ustle no ÐLAMÎSN~ [Ðlamîtwei d
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satiate v (sate) S~TWINTUN [s`tuin
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second ord ~NTARS, gen ` ntras, ord
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Serene Highness PRASW~IKSTISTA [Du
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shawl PAST~ [Pasto E 494], shawl o
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shutter PI‚RZDLANGSTAN n [Perstl
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sit v (to be sitting) SÎNDÎTWEI
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smelt (sparling) MALKIS [Malkis E
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sound v (probe) ZÔNDITUN [Zôndi
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spinner (woman) SPENDIKKI [Spenstu
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stand v tr (to put, set) smb, smth
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stopping place ST~MINADEÎKTAN [Ha
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subject aj (to), subjected PAMESTS
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supply v PERZÛRGAUTUN [persurgaui
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sword grasp DÎGNA [Digno E 427] s
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tedious: to have a tedious time PRE
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then av STADDAN av [kadan I 13 MK],
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through PRA unaccented prp acc [pra
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torment no LAILÎSN~ [lailîsnan 6
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trench Ð~NCIS pl [Schanzen MK] tr
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twig tie (twig rope) GRÇNZTI [Gre
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unless IK TER MAZZAIS [nebent + ja
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vegetables SAKNIS nom pl f [saknes
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waist (loins) TALLIJA [Taillë MK]
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weasel MAZUKKA [Mosuco E 662] weat
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whitish GAÎLAWINGIS [Gaîls drv N
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wizard(ly) WAÎDILAWÎNGIS aj [Wai
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X Y yacht JACHTI [Jacht MK] yard P
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