Præta language/Lexicon

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The following abbreviations are used in the word etymology for language of origin or an earlier form at a particular stage of Præta:

OP. Old Præta
MP. Middle Præta
KM. Khaz Modanian
El. Elw language

Nouns are listed with their Genitive Case ending to indicate their declension:

-is = 1st Declension
-os = 2nd Declension
-in = 3rd Declension (aka weak nouns)

Nouns are also listed according to their grammatical gender:

(c) = Common
(n) = Neuter
Semantic Domain Word Definition
grammar ad+
From OP, "and(a)-"
pref.
  1. un-, de-, negates direction/motion of the verb
  2. against-, opposed to
  3. back-, in return
communication adhætur
From MP, "ad- + heat-"
=
From ', "ad- + hætur"
v.
  1. to confess, admit
  2. to acknowledge
  3. to profess, to praise
body Adlut
From OP, "andaƿlitʒa"
n.
  1. Face
  2. Appearance
  3. Outward expression, demeanor
government Adz
From OP, "agʒa"
n.
  1. Shore, Beach
government Adtz
From OP, "andbahti"
n.
  1. Office, bureaucratic body created and assigned to fulfill a designated function
  2. post, position of authority
mental action adrupur
From ', "and- + ƿairp-"
v.
  1. to devise, plan, design
mental action adþahur
From ', "ad- + þahur"
=
From OP, "andþankj-"
v.
  1. to decide, to conclude (+reflexive)
geography Adz
From OP, "aggja"
n.
  1. Island
time Afmiþ
From OP, "af + miþi(tyns)"
n.
  1. Afternoon (12pm to 4pm)
grammar afn+
From OP, "aftana"
pref.
  1. rear-
categorisation Afzælt
From OP, "afdailj- + -ida"
n.
  1. portion, an apportioning, a division of something larger
  2. Division, administrative subsection of a lancer Corps
military Ahmst
From OP, "auh(u)mists"
n.
  1. Field-Grade Officer, divided into three grades according to seniority
military Aht
From MP, "åhtå̯"
From OP, "ƿahtƿa"
n.
  1. watch, a platoon-sized 'spear' unit
  2. an informal detachment of soldiers assigned to guard or patrol duty
  3. a group of sailors assigned to perform a particular set of duties at a particular time
  4. a unit of time, now standardized to four hours, in which said group of sailors or guards perform standing duties
military Ahtaldan
From MP, "åhtå̯ + (h)aldann"
n.
  1. Watchmaster, NCO with authority to command a Watch
grammar +ak
From OP, "-ags"
suf.n→n.
  1. person whose occupation is associated with (+ noun)
communication aktuþur
From OP, "and- + kƿiþ-"
v.
  1. to salute
  2. to greet
  3. to take leave, say farewell
object Al
From OP, "ƿalus"
n.
  1. Staff, rod, a long, thin rod (specifically worked into this shape, rather than a stick)
valuation Ał
From ', "afl"
n.
  1. Power, Strength, Might
government Alïuf
From OP, "ƿaldufni"
n.
  1. Jurisdiction, extent of authority
military Ałeþa
From OP, "aflyþida"
From ', "aflyþ-"
n.
  1. Flotilla
military Ałeþus
From OP, "Ałeþa + -us"
n.
  1. Naval Squadron
valuation Ałitoþnaß
From ', "ałitoþ + -naß"
n.
  1. Forgiveness
valuation ałitur
From OP, "aflet-"
v.
  1. to forgive
grammar an
From OP, "ana"
prep.
  1. on, upon, atop (+dat)
  2. onto, up onto (+acc)
grammar +an
From OP, "-ands"
suf.v→n.
  1. -er, one who performs verb
movement ankumur
From OP, "an- + kƿim-"
v.irreg.
  1. to approach
physical action Anvod
From OP, "anabud"
From ', "bud"
n.
  1. Authority, power
  2. Authority, government institution, administrative organization
grammar Aræn
From OP, "ƿaryns"
n.
  1. Defense
physical action Arveþ
From OP, "arbaiþs"
n.
  1. work, labor
  2. occupation, job
physical action Arveïan
From OP, "arbaidands"
n.
  1. Worker, Laborer
communication astakur
From OP, "and- + sak-"
v.
  1. to oppose, to speak against
  2. to dispute
planet Astil
From OP, "auzandil"
From ', "auzi + ƿandil"
n.
  1. Eos, Morning Star
measurement Aß
From OP, "atisk"
n.
  1. unit of volume, equivalent to ~7 1⁄4 bushels
valuation Aßt
From OP, "ansts"
n.
  1. Mercy
  2. Grace, Divine Favor
grammar at
From OP, "at"
prep.
  1. for
  2. intended to belong to, in honor of, supporting, on behalf of
society Aþal
From OP, "aþals"
adj.
  1. noble
n.
  1. nobility
number Æhst
From OP, "waihsta"
n.
  1. Edge
  2. Boundary
possession æïur
From OP, "aiga-"
v.
  1. to have, to possess
substance Æl
From OP, "ail"
n.
  1. Fervor, Ardor
number æn
From OP, "ains"
num.
  1. one
number ænm
From OP, "ainam"
From ', "ains"
adv.
  1. alone
number ænun
From OP, "ainshun"
From ', "ains"
pro.
  1. anyone, anything
number ænst
From ', "æn + -st"
adj.
  1. first
military Ænhæd
From ', "æn + -hæd"
n.
  1. unit, an organized group acting in unison
writing Ærnn
From OP, "airundi"
n.
  1. Letter, written message
grammar ævr
From OP, "aifrs"
adv.
  1. gladly, eagerly
  2. verbal auxiliary indicating preference or habit (habitual aspect)
plants Baïm
From OP, "bagms"
n.
  1. tree, vascular plant with an elongated stem (trunk) and uses wood as a structural tissue
society Barh
From OP, "baurhs"
n.
  1. town
society Badz
From OP, "baddȝa"
From KM, "bəźa"
n.
  1. Language
geography Berv
From OP, "bairgs"
n.
  1. hill
military Berht
From OP, "bairg- + -ida"
n.
  1. Keep, fortress
grammar bi
From OP, "bi"
prep.
  1. at (a point in time) (+dat)
  2. at, near (a place) (+dat)
  3. nobiliary particle (+acc)
physical action bimudur
From MP, "bimudd-"
From OP, "mund"
v.
  1. to protect
settlement Bistunig
From ', "bist- + -unig"
n.
  1. Colony, Settlement
settlement bistur
From OP, "bisatȝ-"
v.
  1. to settle, to establish a community
mental action biþahur
From ', "bi- + þahur"
=
From OP, "biþankj-"
From ', "bi- + þankj-"
v.
  1. to think about, to recall (+acc something)
  2. to consider (+acc something)
  3. to contemplate, to meditate
conflict bitzur
From OP, "bikj-"
v.
  1. to stab, hack, thrust
being biur
From OP, "biua-"
v. irreg.
  1. to be (irregular verb)
military Bivarhin
From OP, "bibaurhyns"
n..
  1. Palace, Castle
government bivarhins
From ', "Bivarhin + -s"
adj.
  1. palatine
  2. of or related to authority derived directly from the imperial palace
  3. of or related to the facilities of the palace
n.
  1. Palatine, member of the Palatine Guard
physical action borzur
From OP, "baurgȝ-"
v.
  1. to bury
dimension bræþ
From OP, "braiþs"
adj.
  1. wide
motion briggur
From OP, "bring-"
v.
  1. to bring, carry
  2. to make, render, to cause to (+ infinitive)
material Brol
From KM, "broli"
n.
  1. Crystal, a shimmering well-ordered mineral
military Brun
From OP, "brunȝo"
n.
  1. Armour, personal protection
military Brunïak
From MP, "brunȝâ + -ak"
n.
  1. Cuirassier, mounted warrior noted for wearing a breastplate and wielding a sabre
make buidzur
From OP, "buƿiddȝ-"
v.
  1. to build, construct
visibility darn
From OP, "darnȝas"
adj.
  1. hidden, secret
n.
  1. hidden one
  2. Secret, member of the Secret Guard
military Droþ
From OP, "daroþus"
n.
  1. lance, spear for use by a mounted warrior
  2. Lance, section-sized unit
military Droþak
From ', "Droþ + -ak"
n.
  1. Lancer, cavalryman who fights with a lance
grammar +elk
From OP, "-lyks"
suf.n→adj.
  1. -ly/-y/-ous, similar to or having characteristics of + noun
society Elu
From El, "Эљ"
n.
  1. Elw person
society elus
From ', "Elw + -s"
adj.
  1. the quality of being or association with the Elw, e.g. language, culture, et al.
commerce Erb
From OP, "eraibn"
n.
  1. Erb, unit of currency
social erszur
From OP, "airzj-"
v.
  1. to delude
  2. to corrupt, lead astray
family Faïren
From OP, "fadryns"
n.
  1. Lineage, Descent
geography Fals
From OP, "falis"
n.
  1. Cliff
society Fænn
From OP, "fijands"
n.
  1. opponent, rival, opposing team
location fer
From OP, "fairra"
adv.
  1. far
government Fertruïn
From MP, "fearatruðann"
From ', "fair + truð-"
n.
  1. Representative, member of an elected legislative or advisory body
society Feruhls
From OP, "fair- + ƿihsls"
n.
  1. Trade, exchange of goods & services through a market
body Fiþn
From OP, "fiþen"
n.
  1. Wing
  2. Troop, platoon-size unit
military Fiþnan
From OP, "Fiþanans"
n.
  1. Decurion, commissioned officer in command of a Troop
numeral fif
From OP, "fimf"
num.
  1. five
numeral fift
From OP, "fifta"
num.
  1. five
physical action fivrïur
From OP, "fairbairg-"
v.
  1. to hide, to conceal
numeral fiur
From OP, "fidwor"
num.
  1. four
numeral fiursz
From OP, "fidworþa (with analogy from þresz)"
adj.
  1. fourth
society Frainan
From OP, "fraujinonds"
n.
  1. Master, one who has control or authority over something/someone
movement fralitur
From OP, "fralet-"
v.
  1. to abandon, to desert
military Frum
From OP, "fruma"
n.
  1. Prime, NCO with authority to command a File
valuation Frumst
From OP, "frumists"
From ', "fruma"
adj.
  1. foremost, at the very front
  2. principal, chief, of higher rank
n.
  1. Principal, medium grade of NCO, whose name derives from their position at the front of a unit column during a march
grammar fur
From OP, "faura"
prep.
  1. before, in front of (+ something, someone)
time Furmiþ
From OP, "faura + miþi(tyns)"
n.
  1. forenoon (8am to 12pm)
society furstaur
From OP, "faura + strauj-"
v.irreg.
  1. to prostrate
military Gadraht
From OP, "gadrauhts"
n.
  1. commissioned officer
communication Gæta
From MP, "g(a)heatið"
From OP, "ga- + hait-"
n.
  1. Council, Board
  2. Meeting
government Gætz
From OP, "gahaitȝa"
n.
  1. Councillor, member of a Council
society Gamt
From OP, "gamat"
n.
  1. Friend, Partner
  2. Companion, Comrade
  3. Associate
body gansur
From OP, "ganis-"
v.
  1. to heal, to become healthy
government Gasiþ
From OP, "gasinþa"
n.
  1. Count
military Gauht
From MP, "gaiukt"
n.
  1. Cohort, infantry unit composed of three Maniples
motion gaur
From OP, "gah-"
From OP, "gaig-"
v. irreg.
  1. to go, to walk
  2. to go, move (as a vehicle)
  3. to leave
  4. to work, function
  5. to last, to continue until a specified time
  6. to approach (a time)
  7. to be doing
fruit Gollet
From OP, "gonlytus"
From KM, ""
n.
  1. mango
animal Golsap
From KM, "gvelašapi"
n.
  1. Dragon
  2. Dragon Standard, unit standard for Squadrons
military Golsapbir
From OP, "gwelesapbers"
From ', "gwelesaps + bers"
n.
  1. Draconary, junior commissionned officer rank, ceremonially associated with carrying the unit standard
color gul
From OP, "gilƿs"
adj.
  1. yellow, having a yellow color
n.
  1. Yellow
color hagg
From OP, "heggws"
adj.
  1. dark blue, having a dark blue color
n.
  1. Dark Blue
physical action haldur
From OP, "hald-"
v.
  1. to hold, to have (sth) in possession
  2. to keep, to maintain the condition of
  3. to adhere to (+an)
geography Hall
From OP, "hallus"
n.
  1. mountain, peak
geography halv
From OP, "halbs"
adj.
  1. half, semi-
geography Halvazz
From ', "halv + Azz"
n.
  1. Peninsula
military Haß
From OP, "hansa"
n.
  1. squadron, a company-sized 'lance' unit
  2. group, guild
body Haf
From OP, "haubiþ"
n.
  1. Head
  2. Leader, Chief
  3. Cape, Headland, Promontory
pref.
  1. leading-, chief-, main-
society Halurn
From OP, "halʒuruna"
From ', "halʒa + runa"
n.
  1. Sorcerer
grammar +hæd
From op, "haidus"
suf.n→n.
  1. noun-hood, condition or state of being (+ something/someone), an abstraction of a concrete noun
grammar hæl+___+s
From OP, "hails + ___ + -s"
suf.n→adj.
suf.adj→adj.
  1. -full, full of (+ noun)
  2. completely (+ adjective)
communication hætur
From OP, "hait-"
v.
  1. to speak to, to address
  2. (passive) to be called, to be named
communication Hæsz
From OP, "haisi"
n.
  1. an Order, a Direction
dimension Hesza
From OP, "heþʒo"
n.
  1. Chamber, Room with a specific purpose
  2. Compartment or Space with a designated purpose
  3. A private room for deliberation
government Heszlin
From OP, "heþʒolings"
n.
  1. Chamberlain, manager of a noble household
grammar +hin
From OP, "-hun"
suf.n→n.
  1. Diminutive Suffix. Words inherited from Middle Praeta undergo u-mutation.
anatomy Hirsn
From OP, "hirzniʒa"
n.
  1. Brain
military Hohm
From OP, "hiuhma"
n.
  1. Army, the land-based component of a military
  2. a field army
military Holïur
From KM, "hödölgüür"
n.
  1. Artillery piece
military Holïurs
From ', "Holïur + -s"
adj.
  1. associated with artillery pieces, techniques of use, or personnel
color hos
From OP, "hasƿs"
adj.
  1. light blue, having a light blue color
  2. pale, pallid, sallow (in reference to skin color)
n.
  1. Light Blue
color huit
From OP, "hƿyts"
adj.
  1. white, having a white color
n.
  1. White
mental action huzur
From OP, "hugȝ-"
n.
  1. to remember, recall
military Hvaszunig
From ', "hvaszur + -unig"
n.
  1. Headquarters, Command Center
communication hvaszur
From MP, "hoasi-"
From LOP, "haisi-o-"
v.
  1. to order, to issue a command
body Hverne
From OP, "hƿairny"
n.
  1. Cranium, Braincase
  2. Skull (informal)
grammar ïa₁
From OP, "is, si, ita"
det.
  1. this
pron.
  1. this thing/item/it (3rd person singular proximal inanimate)
grammar ïa₂
From MP, "ða(na)"
From OP, "sa, þana"
art.
  1. definite article
grammar ïæn
From OP, "jains"
det.
  1. that
pron.
  1. that thing/item/it (3rd person singular distal inanimate)
grammar ïe
From OP, "þany"
conj.
  1. that, introductory particle for a subordinate clause
grammar ïu
From OP, "du"
prep.
  1. to, towards (+dat)
  2. with respect to (+dat)
  3. by, in, on, at (mode of transportation, speech, method) (+dat)
grammar i+
From OP, "idi-"
pref.
  1. re-, again, repeatedly
body igansur
From ', "i- + gansur"
v.
  1. to heal back, to recover from injury
grammar +il
From OP, "-ils"
suf.v→n.
  1. noun-forming suffix to produce an instrumental noun from a verb
society Imbaß
From OP, "ibnassus"
n.
  1. Fairness, Impartiality, Equability
  2. Balance, Result after credits and debits have been factored in
  3. Equation, mathematical expression in which two values are established as holding equal value
valuation imm
From OP, "ibns"
adj.
  1. even, flat
  2. equal, even in quantity or quality
  3. (mathematics) equals, equal to (+ dat)
grammar +in
From OP, "-yns"
suf.n→n.
  1. (noun)-ess, specifically female form of animate noun (animal, person, occupation, or name constructor)
  2. specifically female person whose occupation is associated with (+ noun) (in place of -ak)
government Inszæhan
From MP, "inseahånn"
From ', "in-"
+
From OP, "saihƿ-"
n.
  1. Inquisitor
grammar inte
prep.
  1. within, inside of (+acc)
physical Inþurl
From ', "in- + Þurl"
n.
  1. Entrance
grammar ïo
From OP, "þau"
conj.
  1. than, particle for a comparative clause
government Kaïsar
From KM, "kadisaħi"
n.
  1. Kaiser, ruler of imperial rank
government Kaïsarin
From ', "Kaïsar + -in"
n.
  1. Kaiseress, specifically female ruler of imperial rank
people Kiþ
From OP, "kinþa"
n.
  1. Boy, male child
government Koïsoß
From KM, "kadisašwa"
n.
  1. Empire or a significant State
  1. Realm, Domain, Sphere
government Koß
From KM, "kušwə"
n.
  1. Crown
vehicle Korïil
From ', "korïur + -il"
n.
  1. Vehicle
motion korïur
From OP, "kauriʒ-"
v.
  1. to drive, to ride (a vehicle)
  2. to execute (a program, series of commands, orders, etc)
language Kuß
From OP, "kƿiss"
From ', "kƿiþ-"
n.
  1. Phrase, Statement
  2. Act of Saying
  3. a Saying, a Proverb
Krupp
From OP, "kruppaz"
n.
  1. Cluster
  2. group
order lazur
From OP, "lagȝ-"
v.
  1. to set, put to order
  2. to deposit, to secure something into a position
society Læhn
From OP, "laihn"
n.
  1. Fief, Estate
society Læsz
From OP, "laizȝa"
n.
  1. Teacher
society Læszus
From ', "Læsz + -us"
n.
  1. Professor, Doctor
society Loïaldan
From MP, "loǥahaldann"
From ', "loǥa + hald-"
n.
  1. Lieutenant, Placeholder, an official appointed to perform executive functions in the name of a noble
place Loï
From OP, "loga"
n.
  1. Place, Spot, Venue
people Loþ
From OP, "liuþs"
n.
  1. Person
people Loþnaß
From ', "Loþ + -naß"
n.
  1. Personhood, Humanity
change of state luikur
From OP, "lwk-"
v.
  1. to lock, to fasten with a key or combination
  2. to grapple, hold (something) in position against its will
communication Luþa
From OP, "liuþoida"
n.
  1. Song, Chant
communication luþur
From OP, "liuþo-"
v.
  1. to sing, to chant
  2. to recite, to perform (in song)
geography Łat
From OP, "flats"
n.
  1. Plain, area of land with relatively low relief
domestic object Łæïra
From OP, "hlaidrija"
n.
  1. Ladder, frame with horizontal rungs for the purpose of ascend and descent
  2. hierarchy, ranking system
water Łod
From OP, "flodus"
n.
  1. river
motion Łoïd
From OP, "fliugida"
From ', "fliug- + -ida"
n.
  1. Flight, the act of flying
  2. Flock of birds
  3. Flight, military unit consisting of approximately half a dozen aircraft
  4. Suite, a cluster of interconnected rooms sequestered from the rest of their containing structure
dimension maïr
From OP, "magrs"
adj.
  1. narrow, thin
  2. skinny
dimension matzur
From OP, "matj-"
v.
  1. to eat
grammar mæs
From OP, "maiza"
adj.
  1. much (a large amount of a collective)
  2. more (comparative)
time Mel
n.
  1. a moment in time
time Meltal
From ', "Mel + Tal"
n.
  1. Timepiece, clock, watch
grammar mi
From OP, "miþ(i)"
prep.
  1. with, along (+ commutative object)
  2. using (+ instrumental object)
grammar mi+
From OP, "miþ-"
pref.
  1. co-
  2. together with, mutually, jointly
  3. complement to (+ counterpart)
language Mikuß
From ', "mi- + Kuß"
n.
  1. an Agreement
  2. Agreement, Consensus
food Miß
From OP, "mimz"
n..
  1. Meat
  2. Flesh
family Mog
From OP, "magus"
n.
  1. male child
  2. Son, one's male offspring
  3. male Adoptee
  4. male Descendants from a progenitor
  5. Boy
grammar +mos
suf.v→adj.
  1. forms adjective meaning able to (+ verb), -able
grammar +naß
From OP, "-inassus"
suf.adj→n.
suf.n→n.
  1. (adjective)-ness, state/quality/measure of being (+ adjective)
  2. state/quality/measuring of being (+ noun)
valuation Naþ
From OP, "nauþs"
n.
  1. Need, Requirement
  2. Emergency, situation of need
  3. Necessity, in persistent need
location næh
From OP, "nehƿ"
adv.
  1. near
grammar niþn+
From OP, "niþana"
pref.
  1. under-
location nos
From OP, "nehƿis (du)"
prep.
  1. towards, in the direction of
time nuï
From OP, "niujis"
adj.
  1. new
numeral nun
From OP, "niun"
num.
  1. nine
numeral nund
From OP, "niunda"
adj.
  1. ninth
valuation nuszur
From OP, "knussj-"
v.
  1. to kneel, to lower to the knees
numeral oht
From OP, "ahtau"
num.
  1. eight
numeral ohtd
From OP, "ahtuda"
adj.
  1. eighth
grammar +oï
From MP, "-oðŭ"
From OP, "-odus"
suff.n→adj.
  1. (noun)-ed, state of having (noun)
  2. characterized by having (noun)
suff.n→n.
  1. thing or person defined by having (noun)
  2. a rank or office
  3. the domain under the jurisdiction of an office
valuation olnur
From OP, "alȝano-"
v.
  1. to encourage, to hearten
  2. to strengthen
motion Ołd
From OP, "wandloida"
n.
  1. Walk, a trip made me going on foot
motion ołdur
From ', "Ołd + -ur"
v.
  1. to walk, to stroll (go leisurely)
military Opratzan
From OP, "upp + rakj- + -and(s)"
n.
  1. Ordinate, Senior NCO with manipular command authority
military Opratzt
From OP, "upp + rakj- + -ida"
n.
  1. Maniple, infantry unit consisting of approximately 100-120 soldiers
animal Osz
From OP, "aƿeþi"
n.
  1. Herd, grouping of animals
language Præta
From OP, "praitoida"
From ', "praito- + -ida"
n.
  1. speech
  2. the Præta Language, a.k.a. Sziroþs Præta
  3. a language
language protur
From OP, "praito-"
v.
  1. to talk, to speak
  2. to speak (for) (+ something/someone) + fur
government Protz
From OP, "praitoȝa"
From ', "praito- + -ȝa"
n.
  1. Prætor, the presiding officer of the Landsraad
family Ras
From OP, "rasn"
n.
  1. house, dwelling
  2. self-contained portion of a larger building for residing in
speech ratzur
From OP, "rakj-"
v.
  1. to posit, suggest, put forward for consideration
color raþ
From OP, "rauþs"
adj.
  1. red, having a red color
n.
  1. Red
object Res
From OP, "hrys"
n.
  1. Letter, Character, Glyph
movement riszur
From OP, "hrisȝ-"
v.
  1. to tremble, to shake
condition Ruh
From OP, "rowa"
n.
  1. Calmness, Quiet
  2. Tranquility, Peace, Repose
grammar +s
From OP, "-isks"
suf.n→adj.
  1. forms adjective, having the quality of or association with something
military Salb
From KM, "ʒalebi"
n.
  1. Legion, organic combined armed formation composed of ten maniples
military Salbnan
From ', "#Salb + -nan"
n.
  1. Legate, commander of a legion, or equivalent formation
material Salsz
From KM, "šeleč"
n.
  1. Steel
government Saltzn
From OP, "skalkino-"
n.
  1. Service, task, fatigue, toil
valuation san
From OP, "skauns"
adj.
  1. good, splendid
  2. nice, pleasant
color sart
From OP, "swarts"
adj.
  1. black, dark
military Saz
From OP, "sagjis"
n.
  1. Guard, Bodyguard, someone specifically assigned to protect
military Sazn
From MP, "sagjonă"
n.
  1. Schola, unit of guards, equivalent to a Vexillation
  2. (plural) Scholae, guards formation, equivalent to a Legion
plant Segron
From OP, "singrons"
n.
  1. Conifer tree, Evergreen
society Selfaþ
From OP, "sels + faþs"
n.
  1. Citizen, member of the aristocratic class
government Setzard
From MP, "setȝâ + ård"
n.
  1. Steward
animal Szuk
From OP, "skuh"
n.
  1. Dog, especially Benacian breeds used for bear and serf hunting in antiquity
grammar si
From OP, "sa"
pron.
  1. he/she (3rd person singular animate)
military Siïs
From OP, "sigis"
n.
  1. Victory, Triumph
  2. Success
military Silbir
From OP, "skildus + bers"
n.
  1. Squire, lowest commissioned officer rank achieved upon graduating from a military academy
  2. Squire, an apprentice to a knight
government Sinsalk
From OP, "sini- + skalks"
n.
  1. Seneschal, senior administrative court position
movement sirþur
From OP, "skryþ-"
v.
  1. to go about, move, proceed, roam
military Sirþmos Maht
From ', "sirþmos + Maht"
n.
  1. Army Group, military command composed of multiple field armies
warfare Slaht
From OP, "slahida"
From ', "slah- + -ida"
n.
  1. battle, fight
  2. conflict
military Staggus
From MP, "staggiso"
From OP, "stanga"
n.
  1. Banner, specifically that of a commanding general
object Stran
From OP, "strangs"
n.
  1. Cord
  2. Braid
conflict streïur
From OP, "stryd-"
v.
  1. fight, encounter, skirmish
military streïak
From ', "streï- + -ak"
n.
  1. Skirmisher
  2. Soldier, lowest rank in the Imperial Army
military Streïkrupp
From ', "streï- + Krupp"
n.
  1. Combat Group, infantry cohort augmented with combined-arms units
  2. Any ad hoc combined-arms mobile formation.
religion Sundoï
From KM, "sum dugan"
n.
  1. Temple, site of organized worship
health Suþ
From OP, "swinþs"
n.
  1. Health
adj.
  1. healthy, sound
  2. sane, of sound mind
water Sva
From OP, "saiƿs"
n.
  1. Sea
sky Sval
From OP, "sauil"
n.
  1. Atos, the Sun, the star which Micras orbits
vision szæïur
From OP, "saihƿ-"
v.
  1. to see
  2. to look (at)
  3. to notice, realize, spot
architecture Szæl
From OP, "þaila"
n.
  1. floor, level in a building (esp. above the ground)
numeral szæß
From OP, "saihs"
num.
  1. six
numeral szæßt
From OP, "saihsta"
adj.
  1. sixth
grammar szæþ+
From OP, "syþus"
pref.
  1. after-
government Sziroþ
From Old S. Elw, "Sjirutʰ"
n.
  1. Shireroth
government Szodan
From OP, "þiudans"
n.
  1. ethnarch, king
government Szonst
From OP, "þiunosts"
From ', "þius"
n.
  1. Ministry
numeral szun
From MP, "siwon"
From OP, "sibun, siwun"
num.
  1. seven
numeral szund
From OP, "sibunda"
adj.
  1. seventh
numeral ta
From OP, "twai"
num.
  1. two
numeral tasz
From OP, "twadȝe"
From ', "twai"
adj.
  1. second
military Tiï
From OP, "tigus"
n.
  1. File, military unit, equivalent of section or squad
grammar tom+___+s
From OP, "toms + ___ + -s"
suf.n→adj.
suf.adj→adj.
  1. -less, absent of (+ noun)
  2. lacking in (+ adjective)ness
shape Trazd
From OP, "trandiȝ-"
n.
  1. Circle, Ring, Hoop
  2. Range, Scope
military +tuï
From OP, "tigus"
suf.adj→adj.
  1. -ty, multiples of ten
numeral tzæhn
From OP, "taihun"
num.
  1. ten
numeral tzæhd
From OP, "taihunda"
adj.
  1. tenth
symbol Tzækn
From OP, "taikn"
n.
  1. Symbol, Emblem
  2. Logo
  3. Manipular Standard, carried by a Signifer
military Tzæknak
From ', "Tzækn + -ak"
n.
  1. Signifer, Principal soldier who carries the maniple's standard and is in charge of the maniple's provisions and administration
time Tzæn
From OP, "tyns"
n.
  1. day, the period of time between dawn and dusk
mental action þahur
From OP, "þankȝ-"
v.
  1. to think
  2. to intend
valuation Þah
From OP, "þanks"
From ', "þankj-"
n.
  1. Gratitude, thanks
valuation þanur
From OP, "þanȝ-"
v.
  1. to bow
warfare Þeïn
From OP, "þegns"
n.
  1. hero, warrior
  2. Thane, archaic noble rank resurrected briefly by Kaiser Yarad I to add to his titles
anatomy Þrava
From OP, "þragȝo"
From ', "þragȝ-"
n.
  1. foot
numeral þre
From OP, "þrys"
num.
  1. three
numeral þresz
From OP, "þridȝa"
num.
  1. third
physical Þurl
From OP, "þurila"
n.
  1. Opening, Aperture
valuation ufrus
From OP, "ufarwisan"
adj.
  1. superior, of higher standing
direction Uï
From OP, "ƿigs"
n.
  1. Road, paved path between locations
  2. Way, Path
military Uihmanz
From MP, "ʉɵǥs + manaǥie"
From OP, "ƿygs + managy"
n.
  1. Corps, military formation composed of multiple legions
direction Uïhs
From OP, "ƿyhs"
n.
  1. Village
  2. Ward, Township
language uiksur
From KM, "ūsak-"
v.
  1. write, form letters
dimension uiþ
From OP, "ƿiþs"
adj.
  1. flat
people Uþr
From OP, "wiþrus"
n.
  1. Boy, male child
  2. Child
mental action ul-
From OP, "ƿilȝ-"
v.
  1. to want to + subordinate clause in subjunctive)
grammar um
From OP, "umbi"
prep.
  1. about, around
  2. at (a time)
  3. during (a time period)
grammar um+
From ', "um"
pref.
  1. re-, again, repeatedly
  2. around
  3. by another route
mental action umþahur
From ', "um- + þahur"
v.
  1. to test, examine
grammar un+
From OP, "inu"
pref.
  1. without, lacking __
grammar +unig
From OP, "wununga"
suf.v→n.
  1. Place in which an activity is performed
motion urrætzur
From OP, "us- + raikij-"
v.
  1. to reach, to catch
  2. to accomplish, to complete successfully, to achieve
n.
  1. Accomplishment, Achievement
grammar us+
From OP, "us-"
pref.
  1. out, up
grammar +us
From OP, "-iza"
suf.n→n.
  1. Augmentative Suffix
communication usætur
From MP, "us- + (h)eat-"
or
From ', "us- + (h)ætur"
v.
  1. to challenge
  2. to provoke
grammar uste
prep.
  1. outside of (+acc)
motion ustzæïur
From OP, "usstyg-"
v.
  1. to rise, to ascend
physical Usþurl
From ', "us- + Þurl"
n.
  1. Exit
dimension usuïur
From OP, "usƿidiȝ-"
v.
  1. to extend, expand
  2. to spread
  3. to stretch
grammar utn+
From OP, "utana"
pref.
  1. outer-
grammar uvn+
From OP, "ubana"
pref.
  1. over-
vision uvnszæïur
From OP, "uvn- + szæïur"
v.
  1. to supervise, oversee, review/regulate the actions of a group
  2. to examine something in order to determine its condition/quality/behavior
  1. to survey, to determine the topography of a particular territory

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society Vadz
From OP, "ƿaidedȝa"
n.
  1. Degenerate
substance Vaht
From OP, "ƿaiht"
n.
  1. Matter, Concern, Business
  2. Affair, Situation
grammar val
From OP, "ƿaila"
adv.
  1. possibly, probably
  2. verbal auxiliary indicating uncertainty or necessity (optative/tentative mood)
valuation Valkuß
From MP, "ɵala + kʉss"
n.
  1. a Blessing
dimension vanh
From OP, "ƿainahs"
adj.
  1. short
  2. carbine (when referring to a rifle)
being Varþat
From OP, "ƿairþatȝa"
From ', "ƿairþ- + -atȝa"
n.
  1. Homeland
  2. place or region that something or someone originates from
being varþur
From OP, "ƿairþ-"
v.
  1. to come from, derive, originate (+ us + DAT)
  2. to become, turn into + an + ACC)
warfare Vasz
From OP, "ƿaiþȝa"
n.
  1. bandit, outlaw
  2. pirate, plunderer
food vaþnur
From OP, "ƿaiþanȝ-"
v.
  1. to hunt
  2. to chase down, pursue
  3. to stalk for prey
warfare Væhta
From MP, "ǥ(a)feahtið"
From OP, "faiht-"
n.
  1. war, conflict
grammar ve
From OP, "ibai"
ptcl.
  1. interrogative particle, introduces a yes-no question
economics Zæl
From OP, "dails"
n.
  1. Share, a portion, especially of a company
  2. Ration, a share//allotment of something
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