A a, LW L4 1975 1.0 (c) comma, as in '…, … or …'. (c) or (else)/otherwise/and or/either or or both, inclusive sense between terms. aa, LW APL 1999 7+ (i) I see (what you mean), attitudinal (UI). abrramiti, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is/are Abramites. [B‍-‍] abrrikote, <Fr> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is an apricot from S. [B‍-‍S] abrrini, <E> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is/are abrin. [B‍-‍] absinte, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some absinthe, a liqueur. [B‍-‍] acdi, <ISV acid(e/o)> Bor. JCB 1988 3.3 (1n) B is an acid. [B‍-‍] (a) acidic/acid, pertaining to -s. Used In: vinyacdi acdosi, <F acidose> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1) K suffer(s) from acidosis, presence of acids in the blood over normal limits. [K‍-‍] lopo — (n) acidosis, collective term for the condition. achetanilidi, <ISV acetanilide> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some acetanilide, a pharmaceutical. [B‍-‍] acheti, <Lin. ?> Bor. JCB 1990 4.7 (1n) B is a cricket (insect). [B‍-‍] achetileni, <S acetileno> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some acetylene, an illuminant gas. [B‍-‍] achetoni, <ISV acetone> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some acetone, a common solvent. [B‍-‍] achinaciformi, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is acinaciform, scimitar shaped (Bot.). [B‍-‍] achipenseri, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1990 4.7 (1n) B is an acipenserid, a fish of the genus Acipenser. [B‍-‍] acthinio, <S actinio> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some actinium, (Ac), element 89. [B‍-‍] ae, LW L4 1975 1.0 (i) yes/I wish to …, an expression of hope/weak intention/desire. [B‍-‍] (i) I hope so/that/to … <, an expression of hope/weak intention/desire.>. — no (i) no/I hope/wish not to, an expression of mild refusal. Aegyptopithecus, <Lin.> Name JCB 1988 7+ lao — (na) Aegyptopithecus, a genus of fossil monkeys found ca. 1960 in 30,000,000 year old Oligocene deposits in Egypt, may have been ancestral to apes and humans. afhidi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an aphid/plant louse of the genus Aphis. [B‍-‍] afi, <a + -fi> LW L4 1975 7+ (l) a, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols. aghari, <E> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some agar/agar agar, a gel prepared from seaweeds. [B‍-‍] agherati, <Lin. Ageratum> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a plant of the genus Ageratum. [B‍-‍] ai, LW L4 1975 1.0 (i) I will/consent to/intend to … <, an exp. of consent/strong intention.>. (i) yes/certainly/of-course/OK/decidedly/by-all means, an exp. of consent/strong intention. -ai (af) the mark of Latin upper case consonant names, as in Bai/Cai/Dai/etc. — fazi (ph) just going to/about to, intended immed. action, as 'ai mi fazi godzi'. — no (ph) certainly not/I refuse/of course not<, an exp. of unwillingness.>. — no (ph) no/I will not/by-no means, an expression of unwillingness/strong refusal. aiai, <ai+ai=Yes Yes> Cpd JCB/RAM 1975 3.8 (i) Amen!, an expression of agreement. akhaje, <Tupi acaju Fr. acajou> Bor. RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a cashew from S. [B‍-‍S] akhuili, <from Genus Aquila (akhili would be easier)> Bor. JCB/RAM 1990 3.6 (1n) B is an eagle, a member of the Aquila genus. [B‍-‍] akrre, <E. acre> Bor. RAM 1988 3.9 (2v) F measures C in acre(s), an obsolete unit of approximately 0.4 hectares. [F‍-‍C] akrrili acdi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some acrylic acid, a very reactive unsaturated acid. [B‍-‍] aktci, <L. Actinidia chinensis> Bor. RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a kiwi fruit/Chinese gooseberry from S. [B‍-‍S] albocinerei, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is albocinereous. [B‍-‍] albumini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some albumin, a water soluble protein. [B‍-‍] albuminuri, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) albuminuric, having albuminuria. [K‍-‍] (1v) K suffer(s) from albuminuria, the presence of albumin in the urine. lopo — (n) albuminuria, collective term for the condition. alcioniumi, <Lin. Alcyonium> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an alcionarian, an invertebrate of the subclass Alcyonium. [B‍-‍] aldehidi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an aldehyde, a volatile fluid from the oxidation of alcohols. [B‍-‍] algi, <ISV> Bor. APL 1998 7+ (2n) B is an alga of habitat S. [B‍-‍S] alhergi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2a) B is allergic to V. [B‍-‍V] po — (n) allergy, a specific condition of being allergic to substance …. alhizarini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some alizarin, a colouring matter from madder. [B‍-‍] alhofani, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some allophane. [B‍-‍] alhumio, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some aluminum/aluminium, element 13. [B‍-‍] alkali, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an alkali, a basic substance, the opposite of acid. [B‍-‍] (a) alkaline, having a basic reaction. alkoholi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 (Keugru Proposal 2, 08 2013 - h added) 7+ (1n) B is an alcohol, often used for ethanol, the beverage alcohol. [B‍-‍] almi, <Lin. Allium spp.> Bor. FR 1985 4.9 (1n) B is an onion. [B‍-‍] alpore, <L. Allium porum> Bor. RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a leek from S. [B‍-‍S] alsate, <L. Allium sativum> Bor. RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is garlic from S. [B‍-‍S] alveoli, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an alveolus, a pit or small depression, a tooth socket or lung cell. [B‍-‍] (a) alveolar/alveolate, pitted. (Phon.) produced by the tongue against the teeth roots. Ama, <A + -ma> LW L4 1975 15 (l) A, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols. amblicirhiti, <Lin. Amblycirrhites> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a fish of the genus Amblycirrhites. [B‍-‍] Ame'rikyn, <E. American> Name JCB 1996 7+ la — (na) American, the — language, the — dialect of English. Amerikas, <E. America> Name L4 1975 1.0 la — (na) America, esp. the United States of America. amfibdeli, <Lin. Amphibdella> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a fluke of the genus Amphibdella. [B‍-‍] amfibolurui, <Lin. Amphibolurus> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a lizard of the genus Amphibolurus. [B‍-‍] amhericio, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some americium, (Am), element 95. [B‍-‍] amhidi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an amide, a derivative of ammonia where an acid radical has replaced hydrogen. [B‍-‍] amhili, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is amyl, an alcohol radical C5H11. [B‍-‍] amhinei, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an amine, a deriv. of ammonia where a hydrocarbon radical has replaced hydrogen. [B‍-‍] amhini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is amino, having an amino group. [B‍-‍] — acdi (ph) an amino acid, a constituent of proteins. amperi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2v) V measures C in ampere(s), a unit of electric current. [V‍-‍C] Used In: kilvoltyamperi amslana, <US Ameslan> Bor. SLR 1992 7+ (1n) F is the Ameslan language, a sign language of the deaf. [F‍-‍] amslani, <US Ameslan> Bor. SLR 1992 7+ (1n) K is a user of Ameslan, a sign language of the deaf. [K‍-‍] angini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1v) K suffers from angina pectoris, angina of the chest. [K‍-‍] tceti — (ph) angina pectoris, chest pain from heart disease. anguili, <L. Anguilli> Bor. L4 1981 7+ (2n) B is an eel of species F. [B‍-‍F] anhakondi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an anaconda, a gigantic water snake of the genus Eunectes. [B‍-‍] anhalgesiki, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is analgesic, pertaining to pain reduction. [B‍-‍] (n) an analgesic, a substance reducing pain. lopo — (n) analgesia, the reduction of pain. anhane, <L. Ananas comosus> Bor. RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a pineapple from S. [B‍-‍S] anhasi, <Lin. Anasidae> Bor. JCB/RAM 1990 4.4 (1n) B is a duck, a bird of the family Anasidae. [B‍-‍] Used In: anhasiydzo anhasiydzo, <anhasi+y+dzo(ru)=duck walk> 2-Cpx APL 1999 7+ (4v) K waddle to D from S via V. [K‍-‍DSV] anhelidi, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an annelid, a red blooded worm of the genus Annelida. [B‍-‍] anhemi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) K is anaemic/anemic, suffering from anaemia. [K‍-‍] po — (n) a sp. case of anaemia, bloodlessness. anhestesi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an anaesthetic, a substance producing insensibility. [B‍-‍] (a) anaesthetic, pert. to production of insensibility. lopo — (n) anaesthesia, collective term. Used In: anhestesiydou anhestesiydou, <anhestesi+y+do(ns)u=anaesthetic give> 2-Cpx JCB 1988 7+ (3v) K anaesthetize(s) D with V. [K‍-‍DV] nu — (a) anaesthetised, experiencing loss of feeling. anhili, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some anil, plant or dye. [B‍-‍] anhilini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some aniline, a coal tar product used in dyes. [B‍-‍] anhodi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an anode, a negative electrode. [B‍-‍] anoi, <a + -noi> Cpd L4 1975 1.0 (c) if/or not, between terms, converse implication. ansa, <Lin. Anser> Bor. JCB/RAM 1999 7+ (2n) B is a goose (female), an anseridine bird of species F. [B‍-‍F] anse, <Lin. Anser> Bor. JCB/RAM 1991 4.7 (1a) B is goose like. [B‍-‍] ansi, <Lin. Anser> Bor. JCB/RAM 1991 4.7 (1n) B is a gosling, an immature goose of species F. [B‍-‍F] anso, <Lin. Anser> Bor. JCB/RAM 1991 4.7 (2n) B is a gander, an male anseridine bird of species F. [B‍-‍F] ansu, <Lin. Anser> Bor. JCB/RAM 1991 4.7 (1n) B is a generic member of the goose family, an anseridine bird of species F. [B‍-‍F] Anthropoidea, <Lin.> Name JCB 1988 7+ lao — (na) Anthropoidea, the suborder of Primates which includes the monkeys, apes and humans. antigeni, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an antigen, a substance provoking formation of an antibody. [B‍-‍] antitoksini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is an antitoxin to D, substance opposing toxin …. [B‍-‍D] antropoideai, <Lin. Anthropoidea> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a member of the Anthropoidea, a suborder of Primates including the monkeys, apes and humans. (1a) pert. to or char. of the Anthropoidea. [B‍-‍] antropoidi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is anthropoid, pert. to higher primates. [B‍-‍] antropomorfi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is anthropomorphic/anthropomorphous, having human form, or pert. to humans. [B‍-‍] ao, LW L4 1975 1.0 (i) yes/I want to/will try to …, exp. of desire/moderate intention. apllasi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2a) B is aplastic, shows aplasia in D. [B‍-‍D] lopo — (n) aplasia, mass term. Arabias, <Transliteration from Arabic> Name L4 1987 3.8 (na) Arabia, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. arba, <arabiya=Arabic> Bor. L4 1990 3.8 (1n) B is the Arab language. [B‍-‍] arbe, <arabiya=Arabic> Bor. JRK 1983 3.6 (1n) B is an Arabic place/territory, a region inhabited by Arabs. [B‍-‍] arbi, <arabiya=Arabic> Bor. L4 1990 3.8 (1n) B is an Arab, person of Arabic descent. [B‍-‍] arbo, <arabiya=Arabic> Bor. L4 1990 3.8 (1a) B pertains to the Arab culture. [B‍-‍] Archaepteryx lithographica, <Lin.> Name JCB 1988 7+ lao — (na) Archaeopteryx, a fossil Jurassic bird. argo, <L. argentum> Bor. JCB 1988 5.6 (1n) B is some silver, element 47 (Ag). [B‍-‍] Used In: argoycli | argoykoo argono, <Gr. argon> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some argon, element 18, an inert gas. [B‍-‍] argoycli, <argo+y+cli(ka)=silver like> 2-Cpx L4 1975 5.6 (2a) G is more silvery, silver like than J. [G‍-‍J] pu — (n) a silveriness, a spec. property. argoykoo, <argo+y+ko(lr)o=silver colour> 2-Cpx L4 1975 5.6 (2a) G is more silvery/silver colored than J. [G‍-‍J] lopu — (n) silver, the color, mass term. pu — (n) a silveriness, a spec. property. arkepteriksi, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an Archaeopteryx, a Jurassic fossil bird. [B‍-‍] arsenidi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an arsenide, a compound of arsenic with a metal. [B‍-‍] arseniko, <Gr. arsenikon> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some arsenic, element 33 (As). [B‍-‍] arteri, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an artery, vessel conveying blood from the heart. [B‍-‍] arteriosklerosi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1v) K suffers from arteriosclerosis, hardening of the arteries. [K‍-‍] (a) is arteriosclerotic. lopo — (n) arteriosclerosis, collective term. Arthropoda, <Lin.> Name JCB 1988 7+ lao — (na) Arthropoda, jointed appendage invertebrates. articoke, <Arab> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an artichoke, a thistle like edible plant. [B‍-‍] artiodaktili, <Lin. Artiodactyla> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an artiodactyl, an even toed ungulate. [B‍-‍] (a) artiodactyl, pert to -s. artropodi, <Lin. Arthropoda> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) F is an arthropod, a jointed appendage invertebrate of genus B. [F‍-‍B] (n) arthropod, pert. to the Arthropoda. aspherage, <Gr. aspharagos> Bor. L1 1989 7.4 (1n) B is a (piece of) asparagus, a Liliacean edible plant. [B‍-‍] lo — (n) asparagus, general term. asphirini, <E> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some aspirin/ASA, a common analgesic. [B‍-‍] asthatio, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some astatine, element 85, (At). [B‍-‍] athabrini, <E atabrin> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some atabrin/mepacrine, an antimalarial drug. [B‍-‍] atheri, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an Atheris, a snake of that genus. [B‍-‍] athomi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is an atom of F. [B‍-‍F] — nukle (ph) an atomic nucleus. Used In: athomiynue athomiynue, <athomi+y+nu(kl)e=atomic nucleus> 2-Cpx JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is an atomic nucleus/nucleus of atom F. [B‍-‍F] atlatlu, <Nahuatl> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an atlatl. [B‍-‍] atletu, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) K is an athlete in sport V. [K‍-‍V] atmosferi, <ISV> Bor. L4 1987 3.6 (2n) B is the atmosphere of planet/satellite S. [B‍-‍S] au, LW L4 1975 1.0 (i) I don't care/it's all the same, exp. of indifference/unconcern/absence of intention. auksini, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is an auxin of S, a growth promoting substance. [B‍-‍S] aurmo, <L. aurum> Bor. JCB 1988 1.4 (1n) B is some gold, element 79 (Au). [B‍-‍] Used In: aurmoycli | aurmoykoo | aurmoykumprati | aurmoykuvmao aurmoycli, <aurmo+y+cli(ka)=gold like> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.4 (2a) G is more golden/gold like than J. [G‍-‍J] aurmoykoo, <aurmo+y+ko(lr)o=gold colour> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.4 (2a) G is more golden/gold colored than J. [G‍-‍J] (a) gold/golden, more golden than …. aurmoykumprati, <aurmo+y+kum(tu)+prati=gold common price> 3-Cpx RAM 1991 2.7 (1n) B is a gold standard. [B‍-‍] aurmoykuvmao, <aurmo+y+kuv(ga)+ma(dz)o=gold cover make> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.0 (2v) K gild(s) D - covers … with a gold film. [K‍-‍D] austrralopithekui, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an australopithecine, a hominid of the genus Australopithecus. [B‍-‍] Used In: austrralopithekuiyfoa austrralopithekuiyfoa, <austrralopithekui+y+fo(rm)a=australopithecine form> 2-Cpx JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is an australopithecoid, similar in form to Australopithecus. [B‍-‍] authisti, <ISV> Bor. APL/JCB 2001 7+ (1a) B is autistic, suffers from autism. [B‍-‍] po — (n) autism, the condition. azi, <a + -zi> LW L4 1975 15 (l) alpha, Greek lower case letter, one of pool of symbols.

B ba, LW L4 1975 1.4 (art) a/an, in 'a man … ' ba mrenu, some x is a man'. (ph) at least one /some … <, a non designating variable>. (p) anybody/anything, as in 'Get anybody'. (p) something/someone x, 1st non designating variable of the ba series. — crina (ph) It is raining, 'some x is -ing'. to — mrenu (ph) there is/are, in 'there are two men'. baa, <ba(rm)a> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of barma, arm. bac, <ba(l)c(i)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of balci, build. bacfundi, <ba(l)c(i)+fundi=build fond> 2-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (2a) K is building crazy about B. [K‍-‍B] bachili, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a bacillus, popularly any bacterium. [B‍-‍] bad, <bad(lo)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of badlo, bundle. badjo, baj <3/3E bough | 2/2C jo> 53% C-Prim L4 1975 1.6 (2n) B is a branch/bough/limb of F. [B‍-‍F] Used In: bajpro | korbadjo | vribadjo badlo, bad <3/3C bao | 3/5E bundle | 3/5S fardo | 3/6G buendel> 51% C-Prim L4 1975 4.0 (2n) B is a package/parcel/bundle/pack of P. [B‍-‍P] Used In: badmao | pribadlo | sizybadlo badmao, <bad(lo)+ma(dz)o=bundle make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.3 (3v) K wrap/package/bundle D in B. [K‍-‍DB] nu — (a) packaged/bundled/wrapped. bae, <ba(nd)e> Afx JCB 1988 15+ (af) a combining form of bande, beyond. bai, <ba(lc)i> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of balci, build. Bai, LW L4 1975 15+ (l) B, Latin upper case letter, one of a pool of symbols. bairmubre, <ba(lc)i+r+mubre=build wood> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.5 (2n) B is some lumber/timber/building wood from tree/species S. [B‍-‍S] (a) lumber/timber, made from —. lo — (n) lumber (mass term). bairmubsia, <ba(lc)i+r+mub(re)+si(tf)a=building wood place> 3-Cpx L4 1975 7.4 (1n) B is a lumber yard. [B‍-‍] baj, <ba(d)j(o)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of badjo, bough. bajpro, <ba(d)j(o)+pro(ju)=bough produce> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.2 (2v) S branch/fork into P (collective). [S‍-‍P] (a) branched/forked. bak, <bak(to)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bakto, bucket. bakcai, <bak(to)+ca(nl)i=bucket quantity> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) C is a bucketful/pailful/bucket/pail of B. [C‍-‍B] bakduo, <bak(to)+du(rz)o=bucket do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2v) K bucket/bail, remove water from D. [K‍-‍D] nu — (1a) bailable. bakso, bao <4/4E box | 3/4J hako | 2/4S baul | 2/5G buechse> 42% C-Prim L4 1975 2.3 (2n) D is a box/crate/carton of/containing B. [D‍-‍B] Used In: baocna | baorduo | baormao | baotri | celnybao | fanbaoduo | grobao | groracbao | kerbao | kuvbao | morbao | nurdaobao | pucbao | racbao | racvelbao | tovbao | vizleibao bakteri, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is a bacterium/germ of type/genus F. [B‍-‍F] (a) bacterial, pert. to bacteria. Used In: bakteriyrodhopsini bakteriofagi, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a bacteriophage, a virus that attacks bacteria. [B‍-‍] bakteriyrodhopsini, <bakteri+y+rodhopsini=bacteria(l) rhodopsin> 2-Cpx JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some bacteriorhodopsin, bacterial rhodopsin. [B‍-‍] bakto, bak <2/3C tong | 3/5E bucket | 3/5H balti | 4/7J baketsu | 2/5R badya> 48% C-Prim L4 1975 5.6 (2n) D is a bucket/pail of/containing B. [D‍-‍B] Used In: bakcai | bakduo | bakvla | cmabakvla bakvla, <bak(to)+vla(ko)=bucket lake> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 2.3 (1n) B is a sea/lake, a natural body of water with no outlet. [B‍-‍] bal, <bal(pi)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of balpi, balance. balbiu, <bal(pi)+bi(vd)u=balance behave> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.0 (2n) K has poise/aplomb/savoir faire in situation N. [K‍-‍N] balcea, <bal(pi)+ce(nj)a=balance become> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 3.2 (1v) K balance(s), be/become balanced. [K‍-‍] balci, bac bai <2/3C shiu | 2/3F bat ir | 2/3G bau en | 2/4E build> 44% C-Prim L4 1975 1.2 (3v) K build (up)/erect/construct P from materials/parts S. [K‍-‍PS] (n) a builder/constructor/erector, one who -s. lopo — (n) building/construction (mass act). nu — (a) buildable/constructable/erectable, capable of being -ed. nu — (n) a/the a building/construction/erection, the thing built. po — (n) a sp. act of building/construction. Used In: bacfundi | bairmubre | bairmubsia | drinurbai | fanbai | ganynurbai | grofarnurbai | nenbacbiu | nurbackeu | nurbai | nurbaibasni | rambai | tolganynurbai balfiu, <bal(pi)+fi(br)u=balance weak> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2a) B is unstable/unsteady, has a poor sense of balance under conditions N. [B‍-‍N] balfro, <bal(pi)+fo/r(li)=balance strong> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2a) B is well balanced, has a strong sense of balance under conditions N. [B‍-‍N] balkao, <bal(pi)+ka(kt)o=balance act> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.0 (2v) K is steady/reliable in situation N. [K‍-‍N] balko, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 7.4 (2n) B is a balcony of structure F. [B‍-‍F] Used In: muirbalko balma, bam <3/3F balle | 3/3G ball | 3/4S bola | 3/4J tama | 2/3E ball> 42% C-Prim L4 1975 2.1 (1n) B is a ball/globe/sphere/orb, any spherical object. [B‍-‍] (a) round/spherical, pert. to -s. pu — (n) a sphericity, a specific property. Used In: bamcli | bamfoa | bamfomcartu | bamhanco | bamkuspypae | bamsekta | bamtrufa | bamymoa | fordiobalma | pambalma | tolbalma | trokybalma | trokybamduo balmao, <bal(pi)+ma(dz)o=balance make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.2 (2v) K balance/equilibrate system D, an intentional act. [K‍-‍D] (n) balancer, one who -s. balna, <balnu> D-Prim APL 2000 7+ (2n) B is a female whale from S. [B‍-‍S] balne, <balnu> D-Prim APL 2000 7+ (2a) G is more whale like than J. [G‍-‍J] balni, <balnu> D-Prim APL 2000 7+ (1n) B is a whale calf from S, an infant whale. [B‍-‍S] balno, <balnu> D-Prim APL 2000 7+ (2n) B is a male whale from S. [B‍-‍S] balnu, <L. balaena> S-Prim APL 2000 7+ (1n) B is any whale from S, generic form. [B‍-‍S] balpae, <bal(pi)+pa(tc)e=balance apparatus> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.8 (1n) V is a balance, a device for weighing. Cf. tidmelmai. [V‍-‍] balpi, bal <2/3C ping | 3/5F balance | 3/6G balance | 3/7S balance ar | 2/6E balance | 2/7J baransu> 39% C-Prim L4 1975 2.6 (2v) K balance/be in equilibrium under forces N. [K‍-‍N] lopo — (n) balance/equilibrium, mass term of states. lopu — (n) balance/equilibrium, a mass property. nu — (a) balanced/in proportion. po — (n) a balance, a state of equilibrium. pu — (n) a balance/equilibrium, a spec. property. Used In: balbiu | balcea | balfiu | balfro | balkao | balmao | balpae | baltio | minbalpi baltio, <bal(pi)+ti(dj)o=balance heavy> 2-Cpx SRL 1995 7+ (3n) B is ballast for F weighing C. [B‍-‍FC] bam, <ba(l)m(a)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of balma, sphere. bamcli, <ba(l)m(a)+cli(ka)=ball like> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.4 (2a) G is more spheroidal/sphere like than J. [G‍-‍J] (n) a spheroid, a sphere like, ball shaped thing. bamfoa, <ba(l)m(a)+fo(rm)a=ball form> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.4 (1a) spherical, pertaining to geometrical spheres. (3n) B is a sphere, a geometrical figure with center C and radius C. [B‍-‍CC] lopu — (1n) sphericity (mass term). pu — (1n) sphericity, sp. property. bamfomcartu, <ba(l)m(a)+fo(r)m(a)+cartu=ball form map> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1982 2.9 (1n) B is a globe, a spherical map. [B‍-‍] bamhanco, <ba(l)m(a)+hanco=ball (type of) hand> 2-Cpx JFB 1987 3.0 (1n) B is a fist, a closed hand. [B‍-‍] bamkuspypae, <ba(l)m(a)+kusp(o)+y+pa(tc)e=ball spread apparatus> 3-Cpx SLR 1993 7+ (2n) V is a roll on dispenser of B. [V‍-‍B] bamsekta, <ba(l)m(a)+sekta=ball insect> 2-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (1n) B is a bug/beetle, familiar usage. [B‍-‍] bamtrufa, <ba(l)m(a)+trufa=ball roof> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is a dome of structure F. [B‍-‍F] bamymoa, <ba(l)m(a)+y+mo(nc)a=ball mountain> 2-Cpx JFB 1984 2.2 (2n) B is a knoll of landmass F - a round topped hill/mountain. [B‍-‍F] ban, <ban(de)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bande, beyond. banbe, <2/2F baie | 2/3E bay | 2/3J wan | 2/5S bahia | 2/6C hai wan> 41% C-Prim L4 1975 4.5 (2n) B is a bay of coast/shoreline F. [B‍-‍F] banci, <2/2C syi | 3/4F baign er | 2/3G bad | 3/5S bano | 2/4H shnan | 2/4R vana | 2/4J basu> 55% C-Prim L4 1975 3.7 (2v) K bathe in/take a bath in D. [K‍-‍D] (n) a bather, one who -s. nu — (n) a bath, that in which one -es. po — (n) a bath, an act/event of -ing. Used In: bancycui | bancydou | bancykru | cribanci | fligrebanci | solbanci bancycui, <banc(i)+y+cu(tr)i=bathe water> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.9 (1n) B is a/some bath/bathwater. [B‍-‍] bancydou, <banc(i)+y+do(ns)u=bath give> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.7 (3v) K bathe/bath, give D a bath in B. [K‍-‍DB] bancykru, <banc(i)+y+kru(ma)=bath room> 2-Cpx RAM 1995 7+ (1n) B is a bathroom. [B‍-‍] bande, bae ban <4/5E beyond | 4/6S aiende | 2/6F au dela> 30% C-Prim JCB 1991 1.5 (5av) G is beyond/farther than J from D on route V by distance C. [G‍-‍JDVC] Used In: banfeokri | bangoi | banroicea | bantraci | banvia | banynerbi | banynurdja | stabae | susybae | tsubae | vijbangoi banfeokri, <ban(de)+fe(kt)o+kri(do)=beyond facts believe> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.9 (3v) K infer/induce P from data S. [K‍-‍PS] lopu — (n) induction/(inductive) inference, mass property of the process. nu — (n) an (inductive) inference. bangoi, <ban(de)+go(dz)i=beyond go> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 1.4 (3v) G surpass/pass/go past/overtake J doing/going to D. [G‍-‍JD] nu — (a) passed/surpassed/overtaken, conv. of overtake/surpass. banhane, <Int.> Bor. L1 1989 6.2 (1n) B is a banana, piece/bunch of banana(s). [B‍-‍] lo — (n) bananas, the mass of all bananas. banko, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 1.8 (2n) B is a bank of place/community/banking system F. [B‍-‍F] nu — (n) a banking system (n), conv. of bank. Used In: bankyduo | bankykeu | bankypli | bankysea | bankysua | bankytoa bankyduo, <bank(o)+y+du(rz)o=bank do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (3v) K bank/deposit money B in/at bank D. [K‍-‍BD] lo nu — (n) deposits, all such. nu — (n) deposit, money banked. bankykeu, <bank(o)+y+ke(rj)u=bank caretaker> 2-Cpx L4 1982 4.4 (2n) K is a banker, owner of bank B. [K‍-‍B] lopo — (n) banking, mass term. po — (n) banking, a sp. event of bank keeping. bankypli, <bank(o)+y+pli(zo)=bank use> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2v) K bank at bank/financial institution D. [K‍-‍D] bankysea, <bank(o)+y+se(tf)a=bank place> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 15 (4v) K bank/deposit money C in/at bank D in account B. [K‍-‍CDB] lo nu — (n) deposits, all such. nu — (n) deposit, money banked. bankysua, <bank(o)+y+su(rv)a=bank servant> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is a teller in bank/financial institution F. [B‍-‍F] bankytoa, <bank(o)+y+to(kn)a=bank take> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (4v) K withdraw C at bank/financial institution D from account B. [K‍-‍CDB] nu — (n) a withdrawal. banroicea, <ban(de)+(g)ro(c)i+ce(nj)a=beyond anger become> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.9 (2v) K is/are outraged by N. [K‍-‍N] nu — (a) outrageous. nu — (n) outrage. banse, <2/3C lan | 4/7J basketo | 3/6E basket | 2/5S cesta | 2/5F panier> 40% C-Prim L4 1975 2.8 (2n) D is a basket of B. [D‍-‍B] Used In: bansycai bansycai, <bans(e)+y+ca(nl)i=basket quantity> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) C is a basketful/basket of B. [C‍-‍B] bantraci, <ban(de)+traci=beyond travel> 2-Cpx SLR 1991 3.6 (2n) V is an excursion of K - going beyond normal limits. [V‍-‍K] banvia, <ban(de)+vi(zk)a=beyond see> 2-Cpx JPC 1983 3.0 (3v) K see B through V, to see through a transparent medium. [K‍-‍BV] nu — (v) show through to (observer) … across (medium) …. po — (n) an instance of seeing through. po nu — (n) an instance of showing through. banynerbi, <ban(de)+y+nerbi=beyond necessity> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.6 (1a) N is superfluous/excessive, beyond requirements. [N‍-‍] banynurdja, <ban(de)+y+nur+dja(no)=beyond the known> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 2.5 (1a) N is magical/supernatural/miraculous. [N‍-‍] lopo — (n) the supernatural, mass of supernatural events. po — (n) a miracle, something extraordinary/inexplicable. bao, <ba(ks)o> Afx APL 1999 7+ (af) a combining form of bakso, box. baocna, <ba(ks)o+ca/n(li)=box quantity> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) C is a boxful/box of B. [C‍-‍B] baorduo, <ba(ks)o+r+du(rz)o=box do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (3v) K box/crate/pack B in box D. [K‍-‍BD] nu — (a) boxed/crated. baormao, <ba(ks)o+r+ma(dz)o=box make> 2-Cpx L1 1988 15 (1n) K is a boxmaker. [K‍-‍] baotri, <ba(ks)o+tri(cu)=box tree> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 4.3 (1n) B is a box tree. [B‍-‍] bap, <ba(t)p(i)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of batpi, bottle. bapcai, <ba(t)p(i)+ca(nl)i=bottle quantity> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) C is a bottleful/bottle of B. [C‍-‍B] bapduo, <ba(t)p(i)+du(rz)o=bottle do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2v) K bottle(s) D, put … into bottles. [K‍-‍D] (n) bottler, one who/that which -s. nu — (a) bottled. bapra, <2/3C ban | 3/5E operate | 3/6J hatara ku | 3/8H aparitar | 3/8R opierats iia> 45% C-Prim L4 1975 2.4 (3v) K work/operate machine/vehicle B for use/end/function/goal P. [K‍-‍BP] (n) an operator, one who -s a machine …. no nu — (a) inoperable, unable to be -d. nu — (a) operable/working, able to be -d. po — (n) an operation, an act of -ing some machine/vehicle. Used In: baprysio | bermaibapra | macbapra | tcabapra baprysio, <bapr(a)+y+si(st)o=operate system> 2-Cpx SLR 1993 7+ (2n) B is an operating system of F. [B‍-‍F] bar, <bar(ma)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of barma, arm. barcu, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 4.1 (2n) B is a bar/tavern of place/community F. [B‍-‍F] barda, <4/5C bao da | 4/7R nagrada | 3/6E reward | 2/9H paritoshik> 42% C-Prim L4 1975 2.5 (4v) K reward D for S with B. [K‍-‍DSB] fu — (a) rewardable, of acts which are -ed. ju — (n) a reward, the thing given. nu — (a) rewardable, of one who is -ed. Used In: bardycue | lidbardygei | morbardysia | nornurbarda | nurbarda bardji, <bar(ma)+dji(ne)=arm joint> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1982 4.5 (2n) B is the shoulder of F. [B‍-‍F] bardua, <bar(ma)+du(rn)a=arm adorn> 2-Cpx L4 1975 6.5 (1n) B is a bracelet, an arm ornament. [B‍-‍] bardycue, <bard(a)+y+cu(ts)e=reward say> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.2 (4v) K induce(s) D to do V by offering reward N. [K‍-‍DVN] ju — (n) an inducement. barkua, <bar(ma)+ku(vg)a=arm cover> 2-Cpx RAM 1987 4.5 (2n) B is a sleeve of F. [B‍-‍F] barkuakalra, <bar(ma)+ku(vg)a+kalra=arm cover(sleeve) collar> 3-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is a cuff of sleeve F. [B‍-‍F] barkuvla, <bar(ma)+kuvla=arm cave> 2-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (2n) B is the armpit of F. [B‍-‍F] barkuvlyjuo, <bar(ma)+kuvl(a)+y+(d)ju(p)o=arm cave(armpit) support> 3-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (1n) B is a crutch. [B‍-‍] barma, baa bar <3/3E arm | 3/3F bras | 3/3G arm | 3/5S brazo> 45% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (2n) B is an arm of F, body part. [B‍-‍F] Used In: bardji | bardua | barkua | barkuakalra | barkuvla | barkuvlyjuo | barteu | ganbaa | kubnurbaa | lanbaa | lufbardji | midbardji | murbaa barni, <ISV> S-Prim JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some barium, element 56 (Ba). [B‍-‍] barta, <3/4G brett | 2/3C ban | 2/3J ita | 3/5H takhta | 2/4E board | 2/5S tabla> 50% C-Prim L4 1975 1.7 (2n) B is a board/plank of material S. [B‍-‍S] Used In: bartyfoa | bedbarta | dzobarta | felvaibarta | klakybarta | pucbarta | pucbartybou | pucbartyduo | sanbarta | sribarta barteu, <bar(ma)+te(tc)u=arm stretch> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2v) K stretch the arms/reach toward/for D. [K‍-‍D] nu — (a) reachable/attainable. <D-K>. po — (n) reach, a specific act of -ing. <V-KD>. pu — (n) reach, a specific property. <B->. bartyfoa, <bart(a)+y+fo(rm)a=board form> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.6 (2n) B is a slab of (material) S. [B‍-‍S] bas, <bas(ni)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of basni, base. basdiokonte, <bas(ni)+di(rc)o+konte=basic direction count> 3-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2n) C is a dimensionality of B. [C‍-‍B] bashaliti, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1) B is some basalt, an igneous rock. [B‍-‍] basmoa, <bas(ni)+mo(nc)a=base mountain> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is/are foothill(s) at the base of mountain(s) F. [B‍-‍F] basni, bas <4/5G basis | 3/4S base | 2/3E base | 2/3F base | 2/3H niv | 2/3F base> 38% C-Prim L4 1975 1.7 (2n) B is a base/basis/foundation/bottom of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) basal/basic/fundamental, pertaining to foundations. nu — (v) be based/rest/founded on …. Used In: basdiokonte | basmoa | baspai | basynursri | basysapla | basysri | carnurbasni | cucbasmao | cucbasni | djabasni | djabasysensi | djabasysesmao | herbaslimji | kembasni | lilbasni | nurbaibasni | torbasni baspai, <bas(ni)+pa(rt)i=base part> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.3 (2n) B is an element/fundamental ingredient of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) elementary/fundamental. basynursri, <bas(ni)+y+nur+sri(te)=base writing> 2-Cpx RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a footnote of F. [B‍-‍F] basysapla, <bas(ni)+y+sapla=basic simple> 2-Cpx APL 1999 7+ (1a) B is rudimentary. [B‍-‍] basysri, <bas(ni)+y+sri(te)=base write> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (3v) K write footnote for D on page C. [K‍-‍DC] bat, <bat(mi)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of batmi, trade. batfantoa, <bat(mi)+fan(ve)+to(kn)a=trade reverse take> 3-Cpx JCB 1995 7+ (5v) K rebate amount C to customer D for excess payment F for good/service V. [K‍-‍CDFV] batfusto, <bat(mi)+fusto=trade office> 2-Cpx RAM 1987 2.8 (2a) B is the chamber of commerce of district/township/area F. [B‍-‍F] batkle, <bat(mi)+kle(si)=business class> 2-Cpx APL 1995 7+ (2n) B is business class accommodation in conveyance F. [B‍-‍F] (a) business class. batlilfa, <bat(mi)+lilfa=trade law> 2-Cpx JPC 1985 2.8 (3n) B is a law dealing with transaction V of country D. [B‍-‍VD] lo — (n) commercial law, mass term. batmi, bat <3/5E barter | 3/5S cambi ar | 3/5J shobai suru | 3/6C mai mai | 2/5R miena> 45% C-Prim L4 1975 2.4 (4v) K trade/exchange B for B with D. [K‍-‍BBD] (a) trade/commercial, pert. to trading. (n) a businessman/trader/merchant, one who -s. lopo — (n) barter/business/commerce, mass term for trading. nu — (a) commercial/exchangeable. po — (n) a/some barter/business/commerce, an act of trading. Used In: batfantoa | batfusto | batkle | batlilfa | batmra | batmurhao | batsia | cmebatmi | cmebatsio | kakbatmi | kulbatmi | lerbatmi | nenzvobatmi | ponparbatsia | sanbatmi | sifbatmi batmra, <bat(mi)+ma/r(ka)=trade mark> 2-Cpx JWK 2000 7+ (3n) B is a trademark owned by D for product P. [B‍-‍DP] batmurhao, <bat(mi)+mur(si)+ha(rk)o=trading sea harbor> 3-Cpx L4 1975 2.0 (2n) B is a port/seaport of city/country/coastline F. [B‍-‍F] batpi, bap <3/4E bottle | 2/3C ping | 3/5F bouteille | 3/6S botella | 2/5H botal | 2/7R butilka> 54% C-Prim L4 1975 2.1 (2n) D is a bottle/flask of B. [D‍-‍B] Used In: bapcai | bapduo batra, <4/4J bata | 3/4E butter | 3/4G butter | 3/9S mantequilla> 34% C-Prim L4 1975 3.5 (2n) B is some butter from source S. [B‍-‍S] (a) butter, made of butter. lo — (n) butter, mass term. Used In: batryduo batryduo, <batr(a)+y+du(rz)o=butter do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2v) K butter(s) D, put butter on …. [K‍-‍D] batsia, <bat(mi)+si(tf)a=trade place> 2-Cpx DB 1983 2.2 (2n) B is a trading market at F. [B‍-‍F] bauksiti, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is some bauxite, an aluminium ore from S. [B‍-‍S] be, LW L4 1975 1.4 (art) a/an, in 'a man … 'ba mrenu, some x is a man'. (p) anybody/anything, as in 'Get anybody'. (p) something/someone x, 2nd non designating variable of the ba series. — crina (ph) It is raining, 'some x is -ing'. su — (ph) at least one /some … <, a non designating variable>. to — mrenu (ph) there is/are, in 'there are two men'. bea, <b(l)e(k)a> LW L4 1975 1.4 (c) for/as example/illustration/instance/sample, a sentence modifier. (UI). bed, <bed(pu)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bedpu, bed. bedbarta, <bed(pu)+barta=bed board> 2-Cpx APL 2000 7+ (1n) B is a bed board. [B‍-‍] bedgoi, <bed(pu)+go(dz)i=bed go> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.0 (1v) K retire/go to bed. [K‍-‍] bedhedto, <bed(pu)+hedto=bed head> 2-Cpx FR/RAM 1987 4.1 (1n) B is a head (of bed). [B‍-‍] bedkla, <bed(pu)+kla(bu)=bed cloth> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.9 (1n) B is a sheet/bedsheet. [B‍-‍] bedkru, <bed(pu)+kru(ma)=bed room> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.4 (2n) B is a/the bedroom of F. [B‍-‍F] bedkua, <bed(pu)+ku(vg)a=bed cover> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.3 (1n) B is a blanket/bedspread. [B‍-‍] bednitmao, <bed(pu)+nit(ci)+ma(dz)o=bed neat make> 3-Cpx SLR 1993 7+ (2v) K make bed D, arrange sheets and blankets neatly. [K‍-‍D] bedpli, <bed(pu)+pli(zo)=bed use> 2-Cpx SLR 1994 7+ (1v) K is in bed. [K‍-‍] bedpu, bed <2/2C pu | 2/3G bett | 2/4J betto | 3/3E bed> 59% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (1n) B is a bed, an item of furniture for sleeping. [B‍-‍] Used In: bedbarta | bedgoi | bedhedto | bedkla | bedkru | bedkua | bednitmao | bedpli | bedyduo | cinbedpu | fanbedgoi | lumbedkua bedyduo, <bed(pu)+y+du(rz)o=bed do> 2-Cpx SLR 1994 7+ (3v) K put to bed B in/on D. [K‍-‍BD] beg, <beg(co)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of begco, ask. begco, beg beo <3/3E beg | 2/3G bett eln | 2/5C chiou> 41% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (3v) K petition/ask for/request/plead action/object V of/from D. [K‍-‍VD] (n) petitioner, one who -s. fu — (a) petitioned, recipient of a petition. nu — (n) request/plea, a requested behavior/object. po — (n) request/petition/plea, a spec. act of -ing. Used In: begdou | begfurdou | begnordou | comtoabeo | djabeo | durbeo | fekbeo | filbeo | folbeo | fombeo | furdonbeo | gadbeo | gadkafbeo | genydjubeo | godbeopre | gozbeo | helbeo | hijkinbeo | juirbeo | kambeo | kaonriabeo | lilfilbeo | merbeo | norkafbeo | poirbeo | prabeo | pranurbeo | ratbeo | suirbeo | tcidybeo | turbeo | zavnurbeo begdou, <beg(co)+do(ns)u=request give> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (3v) K accord/grant/bestow/confer B, a requested thing, to/upon D. [K‍-‍BD] fu — (n) a conferree, grantee. no — (3v) deny/refuse request … to …. nu — (n) a favor, a requested thing/act, conv. po — (n) a conferment/conferral/bestowal, an act of granting a request. begfurdou, <beg(co)+fur+do(ns)u=request given> 2-Cpx FR 1987 3.0 (3n) P is a grant of B for D. [P‍-‍BD] begnordou, <beg(co)+nor+do(ns)u=requester non grant> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 2.4 (3v) K deny/refuse request V from D. [K‍-‍VD] po — (n) a refusal/denial, an act of -ing a request. bei, <be(rt)i> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of berti, carry. LW L4 1975 15+ (l) b, Latin lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols. beigru, <be(rt)i+gru(pa)=carry group> 2-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (2n) B is a train/caravan/convoy of F. [B‍-‍F] beinracveo, <be(rt)i+n+(t)rac(i)+ve(sl)o=carry travel container> 3-Cpx APL 1995 7+ (2n) D is carry on baggage containing B. [D‍-‍B] beinreu, <be(rt)i+n+(t)re(l)u=carry rail> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.9 (1n) B is a yoke, a frame to aid in carrying water etc. [B‍-‍] beitca, <be(rt)i+tca(ro)=carry car> 2-Cpx L4 1975 6.6 (1n) B is a truck/lorry, any motorized transport. [B‍-‍] bek, <bek(ti)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bekti, thing. bekciu, <bek(ti)+ci(kt)u=object equal> 2-Cpx RAM 1987 2.2 (3n) B is the peer of (object) B in characteristic C, one equal in a specified quality. E.g. These tomatoes have no peer. [B‍-‍BC] bekfao, <bek(ti)+fa(nd)o=object end> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.4 (2n) B is a/the tip/end/extremity of object F. [B‍-‍F] bekli, bel <3/3E bell | 2/3C ling | 3/5G klingel | 2/4J beru | 2/4F cloche> 54% C-Prim L4 1975 2.5 (1n) B is a bell, an instrument that rings. [B‍-‍] Used In: belcpu | belduo | belkru | belsoa | belsonpro | cmabelsonpro | muirbekli | muirbelgru beklia, <bek(ti)+(c)li(n)a=object line> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.2 (2n) F is a row/rank/file/formation including element/ s B. [F‍-‍B] beksae, <bek(ti)+sa(ns)e=object sense> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.1 (3v) K perceive(s) N to be V. [K‍-‍NV] (a) perceptive, of perceivers. (n) perceiver. (v) catch sight of …. lopo — (n) perception (mass act). lopu — (n) perception (mass property). nu — (a) perceptible. po — (n) perception (sp. act). pu — (n) perception (sp. property). pu nu — (n) perceptibility (sp. property). bekti, bek <2/3C u ti | 4/6R obyekt | 3/5J buttai | 4/7E object | 3/6S objeto | 3/6G objekt> 52% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (1n) B is an object/thing, anything enduring in space time. [B‍-‍] Used In: bekciu | bekfao | beklia | beksae | bekygru | bekyklimao | bekykrosio | bekyliacko | bekylinmao | cmabekti | larbekti | nerbekti | nurbeibekti | plebekti | prabekti | rorbekti bekygru, <bek(ti)+y+gru(pa)=object group> 2-Cpx JRK/RAM 1987 2.7 (1n) F is a battery, a group of similar objects working together. [F‍-‍] bekyklimao, <bek(ti)+y+kli(ri)+ma(dz)o=object clear make> 3-Cpx JCB 1999 7+ (4v) K interpret/clarify object B as P for D. [K‍-‍BPD] (n) an interpreter. fu — (n) an interpretation/clarification (of … by … for …). po — (n) an interpretation/clarification (of … as … for …). bekykrosio, <bek(ti)+y+kro(li)+si(st)o=object flow system> 3-Cpx RAM 1987 2.2 (2n) V is the/some traffic in/of F. [V‍-‍F] bekyliacko, <bek(ti)+y+(c)li(n)a+cko(zu)=line cause> 3-Cpx JFB/SLR 1991 3.2 (2v) V line up D, unintentionally cause … to be placed linearly. [V‍-‍D] bekylinmao, <bek(ti)+y+(c)lin(a)+ma(dz)o=line make> 3-Cpx FR/SLR 1991 3.2 (2v) K line up/queue up D, intentionally cause … to be placed linearly. [K‍-‍D] (n) aligner, one who lines … up. lopo — (n) alignment, mass term. po — (n) an instance of alignment. bel, <be(k)l(i)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bekli, bell. belcpu, <be(k)l(i)+cpu(la)=bell pull> 2-Cpx RAM 1993 7+ (2v) K ring D. [K‍-‍D] beldu, <2/2C du | 3/4E belly | 3/8R zhyeludok> 50% C-Prim L4 1975 3.7 (2n) B is a/the belly/abdomen/stomach of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) abdominal, pert. to the belly. Used In: beldygoi belduo, <be(k)l(i)+du(rz)o=bell do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.4 (2v) K ring/toll B (a bell). [K‍-‍B] beldygoi, <beld(u)+y+go(dz)i=belly go> 2-Cpx JCB 1991 3 (3v) K creep/crawl flat to D from S. [K‍-‍DS] (n) a crawler/creeper. lopo — (n) crawling/creeping, collective term for the act. belkru, <be(k)l(i)+kru(ma)=bell room> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is a belfry of structure F. [B‍-‍F] belsoa, <be(k)l(i)+so(nd)a=bell sound> 2-Cpx JLT 1985 4.3 (2n) V is a/the ringing of (bell) B. [V‍-‍B] belsonpro, <be(k)l(i)+son(da)+pro(ju)=bell sound produce> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 4.9 (1n) K chime(s), produce a bell like sound. [K‍-‍] ben, <ben(du)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bendu, band. bendu, ben beu <3/4E band | 3/5J bando | 3/6C yue duei> 38% C-Prim L4 1975 5.5 (2n) F is a band/orchestra, any music performing group with players K. [F‍-‍K] (a) orchestral, pert. to -s. Used In: benmui | benmuzmao | cmabeu | grobeu benmui, <ben(du)+mu(zg)i=band music> 2-Cpx L4 1975 5.5 (3n) P is an orchestration of V for (bands/orchestras of type) N. [P‍-‍VN] (a) orchestral. benmuzmao, <ben(du)+muz(gi)+ma(dz)o=band music make> 3-Cpx L4 1975 5.5 (4v) K orchestrate B for orchestra F as music V. [K‍-‍BFV] fu — (n) an orchestration, an orchestration of something. po — (n) an orchestration, an act of -ing. benzeni, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some benzene, the simplest aromatic hydrocarbon. [B‍-‍] beo, <be(gc)o> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of begco, ask. LW L4 1975 15+ (l) beta, Greek lower case letter, one of a pool of symbols. ber, <ber(ti)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of berti, carry. berbi, <Arabic brbr=Berber; Barbary, North African peoples and region> N-Prim RAM 1986 5.0 (1) B is a Moor, one of a North African people. [B‍-‍] berbo, <Arabic brbr=Berber; Barbary, North African peoples and region> D-Prim RAM 1986 5.0 (1) V is Moorish culture, of a North African people. [V‍-‍] berca, <berci> D-Prim JCB/RAM 1991 2.6 (1n) B is a ewe, a female sheep. [B‍-‍] berce, <berci> D-Prim L4 1975 3.0 (1a) B is ovine/sheepish, like a sheep. [B‍-‍] berci, <3/3H bher | 2/3E sheep | 3/5F brebis | 2/5R baran> 38% C-Prim JCB/RAM 1991 3.0 (1n) B is a lamb, an infant sheep. [B‍-‍] Used In: bercykeu | bercymio berco, <berci> D-Prim L4 1975 3.0 (1n) B is a ram, a male sheep. [B‍-‍] bercu, <berci> D-Prim L4 1975 3.0 (1n) B is a sheep, a general term for an ovine creature. [B‍-‍] bercykeu, <berc(u)+y+ke(rj)u=sheep care> 2-Cpx JLT 1985 4.3 (1n) K is a pastor/shepherd, one who tends sheep. [K‍-‍] bercymio, <berc(u)+y+mi(tr)o=sheep meat> 2-Cpx FR 1986 5.0 (1n) B is some mutton, meat from sheep. [B‍-‍] berhilio, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some beryllium, element 4 (Be). [B‍-‍] berkelio, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some berkelium, element 97 (Bk). [B‍-‍] berkoe, <ber(ti)+ko(rc)e=carry cords> 2-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (2n) B is a harness for pack animal F. [B‍-‍F] berlitpro, <ber(ti)+lit(la)+pro(ju)=carry light producer> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.1 (1n) B is a lantern/flashlight, any portable light source. [B‍-‍] bermacnei, <ber(ti)+ma(t)c(i)+ne(nr)i=carry machine(vehicle) in> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 2.6 (2a) K is aboard/on board vehicle V. [K‍-‍V] bermai, <ber(ti)+ma(tc)i=carry machine> 2-Cpx JCB 1983 2.2 (1n) B is a wheelbarrow/wagon/vehicle, general term for all vehicles. [B‍-‍] bermaibapra, <ber(ti)+ma(tc)i+bapra=carry machine(vehicle) operate> 3-Cpx RAM 1990 3.9 (2v) K drive(s) vehicle B. [K‍-‍B] (a) driving (…). (n) driver (of …). berna, <3/4E brain | 2/3C nao | 2/5F cerveau | 2/6G gehirn | 2/7S cerebro> 45% C-Prim L4 1975 3.3 (2n) B is a/the brain of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) cerebral, pert. to -s. lo — (n) brain, mass term. berprati, <ber(ti)+prati=carry price> 2-Cpx JLT 1985 3.4 (3n) C is freight, the fee for transporting S to D. [C‍-‍SD] bertcaduo, <ber(ti)+tca(ro)+du(rz)o=carry car do> 3-Cpx L4 1975 6.6 (5v) K truck B to D from S by route V. [K‍-‍BDSV] (n) a trucker (n), one who moves goods by truck. berti, bei ber <3/3C bei | 3/4E carry | 2/4F port er> 54% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (4v) K carry/transport B to D from S via V. [K‍-‍BDSV] (n) a porter/carrier/vehicle, as 'lanolin is a vehicle for certain drugs'. lopo — (n) transportation, mass term. nu — (a) transportable, capable of being -d. po — (n) an inst. of transportation. Used In: beigru | beinracveo | beinreu | beitca | berkoe | berlitpro | bermacnei | bermai | bermaibapra | berprati | bertcaduo | bertirsei | darbei | fadbei | fanbei | fatbei | ganbei | gozbei | kambei | kinbei | macbei | monbercko | nabybei | nenbei | nenbeible | nenbeicte | nurbei | nurbeibekti | nurbeicme | nurbeilista | nurberdou | nuzbei | preberveo | racvelbei | sanbei | spibei | stofaubei | tcabei | tidbercko | tidnurbei | zvobei bertirsei, <ber(ti)+(s)tir(e)+se(tc)i=carry stair set> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.4 (1n) B is a ladder. [B‍-‍] bertole, <L. Bertholletia excelsa> Bor. RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a brazil nut from S. [B‍-‍S] bet, <bet(cu)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of betcu, bent. betcea, <bet(cu)+ce(nj)a=bent become> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.4 (1v) P warp/bend, (actor unspecified). [P‍-‍] betcko, <bet(cu)+cko(zu)=bent cause> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.1 (2v) K warp/bend D (nonintentional cause). [K‍-‍D] betcli, <bet(cu)+cli(ka)=bent like> 2-Cpx RAM 1994 1.9 (2a) G is more bent/crooked than J. [G‍-‍J] betcu, bet <3/3C chu | 3/4E bent> 46% C-Prim L4 1975 1.9 (1a) N is bent/crooked/arched/stooped. [N‍-‍] (n) a bend, something of bent form. Used In: betcea | betcko | betcli | betgoi | betmao | betytue | betytuebongu | dambetcea | korbetmao | krebetcko betgoi, <bet(cu)+go(dz)i=bent go> 2-Cpx JCB 1991 3 (3v) K creep/crawl on hands and knees to D from S. [K‍-‍DS] (n) a crawler/creeper. lopo — (n) crawling/creeping, collective term for the act. bethongiai, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a Bettongia, a species of rodent. [B‍-‍] betle, <L. Piper betel> S-Prim RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a betel nut from S. [B‍-‍S] betmao, <bet(cu)+ma(dz)o=bent make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.9 (3v) K warp/bend D into form P, intentional. [K‍-‍DP] nu — (a) bent. betvu, <L. Beta vulgaris> S-Prim RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is a beet from S. [B‍-‍S] betytue, <bet(cu)+y+tu(gl)e=bent leg> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) B is a/the knee of F. [B‍-‍F] betytuebongu, <bet(cu)+y+tu(gl)e+bongu=bent leg[knee] bone> 3-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) B is a/the kneecap of F. [B‍-‍F] beu, <bekti> LW L4 1975 15+ (pp) Patients/Parts, accusative case tag (DIO) (patient/part). <be(nd)u> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of bendu, band. bi, LW L4 1975 1.0 (v) be identical to/one and the same/the selfsame<, the identity operator.>. (v) be/be the same thing as, the general sign of identity. bia, <bi(ts)a> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of bitsa, between. LW L4 1975 15+ (2v) B is part of class/set F (BI). biarskapi, <bi(ts)a+r+skapi=betwen skin> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (3n) K is a membrane/tissue/intersurface between B and B. [K‍-‍BB] lo — (n) membrane/tissue, mass term. biartorspa, <bi(ts)a+r+tor+spa(si)=between two space> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.4 (3n) K is an interface between B and B. [K‍-‍BB] biartrida, <bi(ts)a+r+trida=between streets> 2-Cpx RAM 1990 4.6 (1n) B is a block, the terrain between two streets. [B‍-‍] biaski, <bi(ts)a+ski(tu)=between sitters> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 3.0 (2n) B is an aisle in F. [B‍-‍F] biaspa, <bi(ts)a+spa(si)=between space> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.4 (4n) B is a row/aisle of/in (structure) F between N and N. [B‍-‍FNN] Biblos, <Int.> Name JCB/RAM 1990 4.1 (na) Biblos, the Judeao Christian holy scripture. bic, <bi(l)c(a)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bilca, military. bicfoskoi, <bi(l)c(a)+fos(li)+ko(rj)i=military force command> 3-Cpx L4 1975 2.3 (2v) K command(s)/have command over military force D. [K‍-‍D] (n) a commandant/commander, military commander. nu — (n) command, military forces -ed. bicfregoi, <bi(l)c(a)+fre(na)+go(dz)i=military front go> 3-Cpx L4 1975 1.2 (2n) K is an officer of military group F. [K‍-‍F] bicgru, <bi(l)c(a)+gru(pa)=military group> 2-Cpx JLT 1985 4.3 (2n) B is a squadron of F. [B‍-‍F] bicio, <bi+cio> Cpd L4 1975 15 (ms) greater than or equal to ( ), inequality oper., math. bickri, <bi(l)c(a)+kri(do)=military believe> 2-Cpx L4 1975 7.4 (2a) G is more militaristic than J. [G‍-‍J] (n) a militarist, one who is -ic. bicykompi, <bi(l)c(a)+y+kompi=military company> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.5 (2n) B is a military company/company of soldiers in military force F. [B‍-‍F] bicykrisio, <bi(l)c(a)+y+kri(do)+si(st)o=military belief system> 3-Cpx L4 1975 7.4 (1n) N is a militarism, a militaristic creed. [N‍-‍] (a) militaristic, pert. to creeds. lo — (n) militarism, mass term of creeds. bicykunkatca, <bi(l)c(a)+y+ku(r)n(i)+katca=military warn watch> 3-Cpx L4 1975 2.0 (2n) K is a sentry/sentinel/military guard of D. [K‍-‍D] bicysurgru, <bi(l)c(a)+y+sur+gru(pa)=military hierarchical group> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1994 7+ (1n) B is a military unit, the generic term, numbered hierarchically from small to large and prefixed with the service involved. [B‍-‍] bicytcagru, <bi(l)c(a)+y+tca(ro)+gru(pa)=military (fighting) vehicle group> 3-Cpx JPC 1985 4.7 (2n) K are the cavalry of F, modern sense, tank regiments. [K‍-‍F] bid, <bi(v)d(u)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bivdu, behave. bidje, bie <2/3E edge | 2/3C bir | 3/5S borde | 2/5G schneide> 44% C-Prim L4 1975 1.5 (4n) B is an edge/side of D between surfaces S and S, any linear discontinuity. [B‍-‍DSS] Used In: bierfodydjoso | bierfoldi | bierlia | biertai | bieslo | biesni | biespa | blabie | citbie | darbie | draruabie | durbiesni | lanbie | lanbiepea | linbie | snabiesea | snalanbie | telbie | vribie bidvetfa, <bi(v)d(u)+vetfa=behaviour invent> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2v) K innovate(s) new practice P. [K‍-‍P] (a) innovative, referring to -ors. (n) an author/innovator, one who -s. lopo — (n) innovation, mass term. nu — (a) innovative, pert. to -tions. nu — (n) innovation, a new practice. po — (n) an innovation, specific act. pu — (n) innovativeness, spec. property. bidzi, <3/3E bead | 2/5C ju dz | 2/5H tasbili> 42% C-Prim JCB 1990 2.7 (2n) B is a/some bead(s) from/on ornament/garment F. [B‍-‍F] Used In: bidzykoe bidzykoe, <bidz(i)+y+ko(rc)e=bead string> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 4.7 (1n) B is a rosary/string of beads. [B‍-‍] bie, LW L4 1975 15+ (ms) is a member of class/set …, the sign of mathematical class membership. <bi(dj)e> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of bidje, edge. bierfodydjoso, <bi(dj)e+r+fo(l)d(i)+y+djoso=edge fold sew> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.4 (2v) K hem/turn up/tuck up (garment) D -sew a hem on …. [K‍-‍D] bierfoldi, <bi(dj)e+r+foldi=edge fold> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.4 (2n) B is a border/hem of F. [B‍-‍F] bierlia, <bi(dj)e+r+(c)li(n)a=edge line> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.2 (2n) B is an outline, the line described by the outer boundary of object F. [B‍-‍F] biertai, <bi(dj)e+r+(s)ta(l)i=edge stand> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.0 (2v) K poise(s) at the edge of B, in equilibrium. [K‍-‍B] bieslo, <bi(dj)e+slo(pu)=edge slope> 2-Cpx JCB 1995 7+ (3n) B is an embankment/dike of/along F constructed for purpose P. [B‍-‍FP] biesni, <bi(dj)e+sni(re)=edge near> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.0 (2v) K is/are poised at the edge of B, in equilibrium. [K‍-‍B] biespa, <bi(dj)e+spa(si)=edge space> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.5 (1n) B is a margin, a space at the edge of something. [B‍-‍] bif, <bif(ci)> Afx JCB 1988 15+ (af) a combining form of bifci, bee. bifci, bif <2/2E bee | 2/4G biene | 2/5C mi feng | 2/5J hachi | 2/7R pchiela> 46% C-Prim L4 1975 4.1 (1n) B is a bee, a hymenopterous insect. [B‍-‍] Used In: bifhaa | biftaa | biftcidi | bifylaktru bifhaa, <bif(ci)+ha(sf)a=bee house> 2-Cpx JCB/WDG 1986 3.5 (2n) B is a/the hive/beehive of bee colony F. [B‍-‍F] biftaa, <bif(ci)+ta(kn)a=bee talk> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.5 (1v) K buzz, a bee like sound. [K‍-‍] (n) buzzer, that which -es. po — (n) a buzz, a specific event. biftcidi, <bif(ci)+tcidi=bee food> 2-Cpx JCB 1986 3.5 (1n) B is a quantity/portion of honey. [B‍-‍] bifte, <Int. E. beefsteak> I-Prim L4 1975 7.4 (2n) B is a beefsteak/steak from carcass/animal F. [B‍-‍F] lo — (n) beefsteak/steak, the mass of all beefsteak. bifylaktru, <bif(ci)+y+lak(se)+tru(ke)=bee wax structure> 3-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is a honeycomb of hive F. [B‍-‍F] bii, <bi(lt)i> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bilti, beautiful. bil, <bil(ti)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bilti, beautiful. bilbii, <bil(ti)+bi(lt)i=beautiful beautiful> 2-Cpx APL 1999 7+ (1a) B is exquisite. [B‍-‍] bilbiu, <bil(ti)+bi(vd)u=beautiful behaviour> 2-Cpx JCB 1990 3.3 (4a) G is more gracious to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different; if the same, is not rementioned.). [G‍-‍DJD] (av) graciously. lopu — (n) grace/graciousness (mass term). pu — (n) grace/graciousness (spec. instance). bilca, bic <3/6E militia | 2/4C bieng | 3/7S militar | 2/7F militaire | 3/8G Militaer> 36% C-Prim L4 1975 2.4 (2n) B is a military force of government/power/political entity F. [B‍-‍F] lo — (n) the military (mass term). lo — je da (ph) the military of …, the military forces of some specific power. Used In: bicfoskoi | bicfregoi | bicgru | bickri | bicykompi | bicykrisio | bicykunkatca | bicysurgru | bicytcagru | kerbilca | murbilca | pebspubilca bilcea, <bil(ti)+ce(nj)a=beautiful become> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 1.5 (n) a beautifier, one who-s. (1v) K become(s) beautiful, cause unspecified. [K‍-‍] bilcko, <bil(ti)+cko(zu)=beautiful cause> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 1.5 (2v) K beautify D, nonintentional 'This shampoo beautifies your hair'. [K‍-‍D] (n) a beautifier, that which -s. bildai, <bil(ti)+da(nc)i=beautifully designed> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1988 4.1 (1a) V is ingenious. [V‍-‍] lopu — (n) ingenuity, mass property. bildru, <bil(ti)+d(i)r(l)u=beauty lose> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (1v) K fade/wither/lose beauty. [K‍-‍] bilfoa, <bil(ti)+fo(rm)a=beautiful form> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 2.4 (2n) N is a style of (person/object) K. [N‍-‍K] lopu — (n) style, mass property. bilfoavizrie, <bil(ti)+fo(rm)a+viz(ka)+(t)ri(m)e=beautiful form see instrument> 4-Cpx AW 2008 (to '15) (2n) B is a kaleidoscope of type N. [B‍-‍N] bilgra, <bil(ti)+gra(da)=beautiful great> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.1 (2a) G is more magnificent/grand/gorgeous/fine/beautifully great than J. [G‍-‍J] lopu — (n) grandness/magnificence, mass term. pu — (n) grandness/magnificence, spec. instance. bilgro, <bil(ti)+gro(da)=beautifully large> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.2 (3v) G is more magnificent/splendid in N than J. [G‍-‍NJ] lopu — (n) magnificence/splendor, mass property. po — (n) an instance of magnificence/splendor. bilgudbi, <bil(ti)+gudbi=beautiful good> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.3 (2a) G is more lovely than J. [G‍-‍J] lopu — (n) loveliness, mass term. pu — (n) loveliness, spec. instance. bilmao, <bil(ti)+ma(dz)o=beautiful make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.5 (3v) K beautify D by V, intentional. [K‍-‍DV] (n) a beautifier, one who-s. po — (n) an act o beautification, making beautiful. bilmuo, <bil(ti)+mu(vd)o=beautiful motion> 2-Cpx JCB 1990 3.3 (4a) G is more graceful to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different; if the same, is not rementioned.). [G‍-‍DJD] (av) gracefully. lopu — (n) grace/gracefulness (mass term). pu — (n) grace/gracefulness (spec. instance). bilplu, <bil(ti)+plu(ci)=beautiful please> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.4 (2v) K charm/be charming to D. [K‍-‍D] (a) charming, pert. to those who —. lopu — (n) charm, mass prop. pu — (n) charm, spec. property of -ers. bilra, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 7.4 (2v) K play billiards with K. [K‍-‍K] (n) a billiard player. lopo — (n) billiards, the mass of such games. po — (n) some billiards, a spec. game of billiards. bilsapla, <bil(ti)+sapla=beautifully simple> 2-Cpx RAM 1990 3.2 (2a) G is more elegant than J. [G‍-‍J] bilsri, <bil(ti)+sri(te)=beautiful write> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (4v) K write beautifully P on D in style V. [K‍-‍PDV] (n) a calligrapher. lopo — (n) calligraphy, mass term. bilti, bii bil <4/5E beauty | 2/3F belle | 3/5C mei li | 2/6S belleza> 44% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (4a) G is more beautiful to D than J is to D. (D and D may be the same or different; and if the same, is not rementioned.). [G‍-‍DJD] (n) a beauty, a beautiful person/thing. lo — (n) beauty, mass term of -ful things. lopo — (n) beauty, mass states of being -ful. lopu — (n) beauty, the mass property of being -ful. po — (n) beauty, a state of being -ful. pu — (n) beauty, the property of being -ful. Used In: bilbii | bilbiu | bilcea | bilcko | bildai | bildru | bilfoa | bilgra | bilgro | bilgudbi | bilmao | bilmuo | bilplu | bilsapla | bilsri | biltoa | cmabii | dilkybii | jelbii | mrebii | nilbii | norbilbiu | nurbii | rilbii | selbii | slibii | stobii biltoa, <bil(ti)+to(kn)a=beauty take> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (3v) K strip/deprive D of beauty by V. [K‍-‍DV] bindo, bio <3/3E bean | 2/3C dou | 2/4G Bohne> 48% C-Prim JCB/RAM 1990 4.7 (1n) B is a/some bean(s) from source F. [B‍-‍F] binturongi, <Malay> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a binturong, a prehensile tailed carnivore. [B‍-‍] bio, <bi(nd)o> Afx JCB 1988 15+ (af) a combining form of bindo, bean. birju, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 3.9 (1n) B is a glass/portion/quantity of beer. [B‍-‍] lo — (n) beer, mass term. bis, <bis(li)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bisli, ice. bisherfa, <bis(li)+herfa=ice hair> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.4 (2n) B is a/some frost on F. [B‍-‍F] nu — (a) frosty. bishoni, <Lin.> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1) B is a bison/American buffalo, of the genus Bison. [B‍-‍] biskua, <bis(li)+ku(vg)a=ice covered> 2-Cpx L4 1975 6.0 (1a) B is icy, covered in ice. [B‍-‍] pu — (n) an iciness. bisli, bis <2/3E ice | 2/3C bing | 2/3G eis | 2/4R liod> 47% C-Prim L4 1975 2.4 (1n) B is a piece of ice. [B‍-‍] (a) (made of) ice. lo — (n) ice (mass term). Used In: bisherfa | biskua | bisycri | bisykuspo | bisyskapi | krobisli bismo, <ISV> S-Prim JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some bismuth, element 83, (Bi). [B‍-‍] bisycri, <bis(li)+y+cri(na)=ice rain> 2-Cpx JPC 1985 4.7 (1n) V is some hail, ice precipitation. [V‍-‍] bisykuspo, <bis(li)+y+kuspo=ice spread> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2v) B glaciers, overflows with ice to/over F. [B‍-‍F] bisyskapi, <bis(li)+y+skapi=ice skin> 2-Cpx JRK 1985 4.4 (1n) V is some sleet/freezing rain. [V‍-‍] bit, <bit(sa)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bitsa, between. bitce, <4/4R bich | 3/4C bien | 3/6G peitsche | 2/5E switch | 2/4J muchi> 45% C-Prim L4 1975 4.8 (1n) B is a whip/lash. [B‍-‍] Used In: bitcyduo bitcyduo, <bitc(e)+y+du(rz)o=whip do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.8 (2v) V whip/lash D. [V‍-‍D] bithi, <Int.> S-Prim SLR 1993 7+ (2v) B measures C in bit/binary digit(s) default 1. [B‍-‍C] Used In: vorbithi bitlitla, <bit(sa)+litla=between light> 2-Cpx JFB 1984 3.8 (1n) V is dusk/twilight, the period between day and night twilight. [V‍-‍] bitpoldi, <bit(sa)+poldi=between nations> 2-Cpx RAM 1987 4.2 (1a) B is international, of/or relating to two or more nations or nationalities. [B‍-‍] bitsa, bia bit <3/4C tsai | 2/3E beside | 3/7H bichmen> 43% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (2pp) B is between/among F, collective. [B‍-‍F] (av) alongside …. (pp) beside …. Used In: biarskapi | biartorspa | biartrida | biaski | biaspa | bitlitla | bitpoldi | bitsea | bodmonbia | dramonbia | fildybiatri | fordybia | fordybiaspa | monbia | punfysonbia | spabia | tilbybiatue | torspabia | tribiafii | tridybia bitsea, <bit(sa)+se(tf)a=between place> 2-Cpx FR 1985 4.6 (3v) K interpose(s) between B and B. [K‍-‍BB] lopo — (n) interposition, placing … between … and …. biu, <blicu=possible> LW JCB 1997 1.0 (av) possible/perhaps/maybe, the objective sense. E.g. Da biu mamla — X is possibly a mammal. Cf. ii for the subjective sense. (in) possibly, is possibly true/may happen (under the circumstances implied by speech) (PA). E.g. Ta biu mamla — That's possibly a mammal. (pp) (that … is) maybe/possible under conditions …, used before state/event terms. E.g. Da mamla biu ta — (That) X is a mammal is possible under those conditions. <bi(vd)u> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of bivdu, behave. biudju, <bi(vd)u+dju(di)=behave judge> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 5.1 (3v) K judge(s) the behavior of D about N. [K‍-‍DN] (n) arbiter/arbitrator, one who judges behaviour. po — (n) arbitration, a spec. instance of -ing. biumia, <biu+mia> LW JCB 1997 7+ (pp) could/might/would possibly, the subjective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g. Mi hapci biumia lepo mi bragai — I am possibly happy in the mental place where I am king (I might be happy if I were king). — ba (ph) could/might/would possibly, as used in subjective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g. Mi hapci biumia ba — I might be happy (in some mental place/under some unspecified condition x). biunrofsu, <bi(vd)u+n+rofsu=behaviour rough> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.5 (2a) K is harsh in behaviour N - see specific sense words. [K‍-‍N] lopu — (n) harshness/severity (in behaviour …). biuvie, <biu+vie> LW JCB 1997 7+ (pp) could/might/would possibly, the objective subjunctive operator; used before an argument, usually a lepo clause, to give the accompanying predicate a subjunctive sense (PA). E.g. Mi hapci biuvie lepo mi bragai — I am possibly happy in the possible world where I am king (I might be happy if I were king). Cf. biumia for the subjective sense of this subjunctive. — ba (ph) could/might/would possibly, as used in objective subjunctive sentences in which the causal condition is missing. E.g. Mi hapci biuvie ba — I might be happy (in some possible world/under some unspecified condition x). Cf. biumia ba for the subjective version of this subjunctive. biv, <biv(du)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bivdu, behave. bivcea, <biv(du)+ce(nj)a=behaviour change> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.9 (3v) V adapt/adjust/fit behavior to situation N by V. [V‍-‍NV] (a) adaptable (behaviourally)/adaptive (to situations). lopo — (n) adaption, mass term. po — (n) an adaption, spec. case. pu — (n) adaptability, as of individuals. bivceamao, <biv(du)+ce(nj)a+ma(dz)o=behavior change make> 3-Cpx FR 1986 2.8 (3v) K reform(s) D by V. [K‍-‍DV] po — (n) reform/an act of -ing. bivdia, <biv(du)+di(tc)a=behaviour teach> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.9 (4v) K train/condition/educate D to do/produce behavior N under V. [K‍-‍DNV] (n) a trainer, one who -s. lopo — (n) training/conditioning, mass term. nu — (a) trained, of that which/one who is -d. po — (n) some training/conditioning, spec. instance. bivdu, bid biu biv <3/5E behave | 3/5C tai du> 35% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (3v) K behave/exhibit behaviour P, an action/behavior, in setting/situation N. Cf. clibiu for role modeled behavior. [K‍-‍PN] (a) psychological, pert. to behavior. lo nu — (n) behavior, the mass of all such -iors. lopo — (n) behavior, mass term of events. nu — (n) behavior, the behavior of a -er in a specific situation. nu — (n) a/the conduct, specific behaviour of …. po — (n) behavior, a spec. event or case of -ing. Used In: balbiu | bidvetfa | bilbiu | biudju | biunrofsu | bivcea | bivceamao | bivdia | bivfoa | bivklimao | bivsaa | bivsanduo | bivsensi | bivsesmao | clibiu | clubiu | dakbiu | dakbivsei | firbiu | fombiu | fomckabiu | fomveibiu | grubivsio | gudbiu | hairbiu | hapdakbiu | leldakbiu | lidyzavbiu | livbiu | mambiu | muvbiu | nenbacbiu | norbilbiu | norlilbiutro | ponclibiu | pulbiu | raordakbiu | rembiu | risybiu | roirdakbiu | rulbivmao | sanbiu | selkunbiu | smibiu | sudnybiu | tsebiu | tsefucbiu | zavbiu | zavbivcue | zavbivdiu | zavbivtaa | zavkaobiu bivfoa, <biv(du)+fo(rm)a=behavior pattern> 2-Cpx FR 1985 2.4 (3n) N is a conduct/manner/fashion/style/mode, way of behaving of K under V. [N‍-‍KV] lo — (n) manners (mass term). bivklimao, <biv(du)+kli(ri)+ma(dz)o=behaviour clear make> 3-Cpx JCB 1999 7+ (4v) K interpret/clarify V as P for D. [K‍-‍VPD] (n) an interpreter. fu — (n) an interpretation/clarification (of … by … for …). po — (n) an instance of interpretaion/clarification (of … as … for …). bivsaa, <biv(du)+sa(np)a=behaviour sign> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2n) V is a gesture/behavioral sign meaning P. [V‍-‍P] lo — (n) gesture (mass term). bivsanduo, <biv(du)+san(pa)+du(rz)o=behave sign do> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1989 3.8 (2v) K gesture(s) to D. [K‍-‍D] po — (n) a specific gesture. bivsensi, <biv(du)+sensi=behaviour science> 2-Cpx L4 1975 8.5 (1n) V is an instance of psychology/behavioral science. [V‍-‍] (a) psychological, pert to -y. lo — (n) psychology, mass term. bivsesmao, <biv(du)+se(n)s(i)+ma(dz)o=behaviour science make> 3-Cpx L4 1975 8.5 (1n) K is a psychologist/behavior scientist. [K‍-‍] bizhantinu, <Byzantine> Bor. RAM 1993 7+ (1a) B is Byzantine. [B‍-‍] bla, <bla(da)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of blada, blade. blabi, lab <3/3C bai | 3/3F blanc | 3/5S blanc o | 2/4R biel yi> 42% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (2a) G is more white/whiter than J. [G‍-‍J] (n) a white, a white thing/object. lopu — (n) white, the colour, mass term. pu — (n) a whiteness, a spec. property. Used In: labcea | labcko | labcli | labmao | labpurpu | labyredro | malblabi | malylabcea | sniblabi blabie, <bla(da)+bi(dj)e=knife edge> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1987 2.2 (2n) B is the sharp edge of tool/weapon F. [B‍-‍F] blacucgoi, <bla(da)+cu(t)c(i)+go(dz)i=blade shoe go> 3-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (4v) K skate(s) to D from S via V. [K‍-‍DSV] (n) K is a skater. blacucpli, <bla(da)+cu(t)c(i)+pli(zo)=blade shoe use> 3-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (1v) K skate(s), without destination, as in a rink. [K‍-‍] blacutci, <bla(da)+cutci=blade shoe> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (1n) B is an ice skate. [B‍-‍] blada, bla <3/4E blade | 3/4G blatt | 2/3C dao | 2/3F lame | 2/6J katana> 48% C-Prim L4 1975 4.5 (2n) B is the blade of F. [B‍-‍F] Used In: blabie | blacucgoi | blacucpli | blacutci | blakrilu | blamroza | blatau | cpublakrilu | cutblabou | datbla | nurcpublakrilu | pucblakrilu | siubla | sniklubla blakrilu, <bla(da)+krilu=blade wheel> 2-Cpx RAM/SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is a rotor/propeller/screw of F. [B‍-‍F] blamroza, <bla(da)+mroza=bladed hammer> 2-Cpx L4 1975 5.0 (1n) B is an axe. [B‍-‍] blanu, <3/3E blue | 3/3C lan | 4/4G blau | 2/3F bleu | 2/4H nila | 2/4S azul | 2/7R galuboi> 76% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (2a) G is more blue/bluer than J. [G‍-‍J] (a) blue, a blue coloured thing/object. (n) blue, a blue thing. lopu — (n) blue, the colour, mass term. pu — (n) blueness, a spec. property. Used In: blanysitha blanysitha, <blan(u)+y+sitha=blue jay> 2-Cpx APL/RAM 2000 7+ (n) B is a blue jay from S. [B‍-‍S] blatau, <bla(da)+ta(rm)u=blade weapon> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.0 (1n) B is a sword, a bladed weapon. [B‍-‍] ble, <ble(ka)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bleka, look at. blefoa, <ble(ka)+fo(rm)a=look form> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.9 (2n) V is look/mien/manner of looking of K. [V‍-‍K] blegoi, <ble(ka)+go(dz)i=look go> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.9 (3v) K scout (out) N for purpose P. [K‍-‍NP] (n) a scout, one who -s. bleka, ble <3/4G blick en | 2/3E look | 2/3C kan | 2/3H dekh na> 47% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (2v) K regard/view/look at/toward D. [K‍-‍D] (i) look!. nu — (n) a view, something looked at. po — (n) a look, an act of -ing. Used In: blefoa | blegoi | blekue | blemao | blesia | cilble | conblekue | damble | darblemai | dioble | duible | fuible | ganble | genble | gensnible | jarble | kubmekble | kubyble | kukble | lisyble | lisyblegoi | lufble | nenbeible | paspyble | prable | prible | raeble | reible | roible | selblerie | selganble | smible | snible | sniblegea | tamble | tanmekble | teible blekue, <ble(ka)+ku(mc)e=look reciprocally> 2-Cpx APL 2000 7+ (1v) K look at each other. [K‍-‍] blemao, <ble(ka)+ma(dz)o=look make> 2-Cpx SLR 1994 7+ (3v) K show (person) D (thing) B. [K‍-‍DB] blesia, <ble(ka)+si(tf)a=look location> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (3n) V is a viewpoint/point of view/perspective of K on D. [V‍-‍KD] bli, <bli(cu)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of blicu, possible. blicea, <bli(cu)+ce(nj)a=possible become> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 1.8 (2v) D is/are enabled by K, intransitive 'The interrupt was enabled'. [D‍-‍K] blicko, <bli(cu)+cko(zu)=possible cause> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 1.8 (3v) N enable/make possible for K to do V, nonintentional 'The inheritance enabled my trip'. [N‍-‍KV] blicu, bli <3/4C ye syu | 3/7E possibly | 2/6F possible | 2/7S posible> 36% C-Prim JCB/L4 1975 (updated '97) 1.0 (3a) state/event V is possible/might be/happen/has a probability greater than zero of being/happening under conditions N given knowledge system S. [V‍-‍NS] (av) possibly, in a possible way. (n) a possibility, a possible state or event. lo — (n) possibility, the mass of -ible states/events. lopu — (n) possibility, the mass of such properties. pu — (n) a possibility, a prop. of a -ble thing. Used In: blicea | blicko | blidensae | blidensaecko | blifeo | blifikco | bliklimao | bliklimazmao | blikui | blililfa | blimao | blipeo | blipruduo | blispe | blitra | blitratiu | cabnorbli | cmablistari | cuirtcenorbli | fuibli | klinorbli | majblifikco | norbli | norblicko | norblidaa | sesyblifikco | sesymajblifikco | viznorbli blidensae, <bli(cu)+den(ro)+sa(ns)e=possible danger sense> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 3.1 (2v) D is/are alarmed/startled by V. [D‍-‍V] nu — (a) alarming, causing —. nu — (v) alarm/startle … by …. po nu — (n) alarm, a spec. state. blidensaecko, <bli(cu)+den(ro)+sa(ns)e+cko(zu)=possible danger sense cause> 4-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 3.1 (3v) K alarm/startle D by V. [K‍-‍DV] (a) alarming, causing —. po — (n) alarm, a spec. state. blifeo, <bli(cu)+fe(kt)o=possible fact> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2n) B is a case/possibility/possible outcome of V. [B‍-‍V] blifikco, <bli(cu)+fikco=possible fiction> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2n) P is a work of imaginative fiction by K (SF and Fantasy). [P‍-‍K] bliklimao, <bli(cu)+kli(ri)+ma(dz)o=possible clear make> 3-Cpx L4 1975 7.4 (2n) P is a hypothesis of/about B. [P‍-‍B] (a) hypothetical, pert. to hypotheses. bliklimazmao, <bli(cu)+kli(ri)+ma(d)z(o)+ma(dz)o=possible clear make make; clear make=explain> 4-Cpx L4 1975 7.4 (3v) K hypothesize(s) P about B. [K‍-‍PB] blikui, <bli(cu)+ku(nc)i=possible related> 2-Cpx EM 1995 7+ (3v) B are/occur in a world/context/possibility related to F by possibility relation N. [B‍-‍FN] blililfa, <bli(cu)+lilfa=possible law> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.9 (3n) B is a bill/projected law proposed by K to legislature D. [B‍-‍KD] blimao, <bli(cu)+ma(dz)o=possible make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.8 (3v) K enable/make possible for D to do P, intentional. [K‍-‍DP] blipeo, <bli(cu)+pe(ns)o=possible think> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2v) K speculate about/consider/contemplate/wonder whether V. [K‍-‍V] (a) speculative, pert to one who -s. lopo — (n) consideration/speculation, mass term. po — (n) a consideration/speculation, spec. event. blipruduo, <bli(cu)+pru(ci)+du(rz)o=possibility test do> 3-Cpx DB/JCB/RAM 1983 2.2 (3v) K do experiment V to test hypothesis/model P. [K‍-‍VP] (n) an experimenter (of … for …). fu — (n) a hypothesis, to be tested by experiment. nu — (n) an experiment (by … to …), that which is done. po — (n) an experiment (… to …), the process of -ing. blispe, <bli(cu)+spe(ni)=possible experience> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.7 (3a) D is subject/liable to V under conditions N. [D‍-‍VN] lopo — (n) liability, mass state. po — (n) liability, a state of being —. blitra, <bli(cu)+tra(du)=possible truth> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 4.1 (2n) P is a conjecture that N, a proposal that … is true. [P‍-‍N] blitratiu, <bli(cu)+tra(du)+ti(fr)u=possible truth offer> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 4.1 (2v) K conjecture(s) P, proposal that … is true. [K‍-‍P] blo, <blo(da)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bloda, hit. blobue, <blo(da)+bu(st)e=blow step> 2-Cpx SLR 1991 3.5 (2v) K stamp/step on D, to kill or injure. [K‍-‍D] bloda, blo <3/3E blow | 2/2C da | 3/4G blas en | 2/4R udar> 62% C-Prim L4 1975 1.1 (3v) K hit/strike D with V. [K‍-‍DV] (n) a hitter/striker, one who -s. po — (n) a blow/hit/stroke, an act of striking. Used In: blobue | blodzo | blofaa | blohou | bloklu | blonajda | blosonmao | blosti | bueblo | filnurblo | hanblo | kinblo | kinblosoa | latblo | minblo | muoblo | muvblosoa | najblo | nazbyblo | pilblo | renblo | rorblo | rorbloklu | saeblo | tceblo blodzo, <blo(da)+dzo(ru)=blow walk> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.5 (1v) K stamp(s), a forceful gait for emotional or footwear cleaning reason. [K‍-‍] blofaa, <blo(da)+fa(lb)a=hit fail> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2v) K miss/fail to hit target D. [K‍-‍D] po — (n) a miss, an event of -ing. blohou, <blo(da)+ho(ld)u=strike hole> 2-Cpx APL 1999 7+ (2n) B is an impact crater in F. [B‍-‍F] bloklu, <blo(da)+ku/(t)l(a)=strike cut> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.2 (2v) K chop(s) D. [K‍-‍D] (n) a chopper, one who/that which -s. bloku, <4/4R blok | 4/4F bloc | 4/4G Block | 4/5S bloque | 3/4E block | 2/5H kunda> 54% C-Prim PI 1988 4.6 (2n) B is a block of F. [B‍-‍F] blonajda, <blo(da)+najda=strike knife> 2-Cpx FR/RAM 1987 4.9 (1n) B is a dagger. [B‍-‍] blosonmao, <blo(da)+son(da)+ma(dz)o=hit sound make> 3-Cpx RAM 1987 2.2 (3v) K knock/rap on D with V. [K‍-‍DV] blosti, <blo(da)+sti(se)=blow stopper> 2-Cpx JCB 1987 3.1 (2n) B is a shield against (blows) V. [B‍-‍V] blu, <blu(di)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bludi, blood. bludi, blu <3/4E blood | 3/4G blut> 25% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (2n) B is a drop/quantity of blood from F. [B‍-‍F] (a) blood, made of blood. lo — (n) blood, mass term. Used In: bludru | bludrumalbi | blukua | blutoa | blutoaspi | bluzvokro | hebyblu bludru, <blu(di)+d(i)r(l)u=blood lose> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2n) D bleed from S. [D‍-‍S] bludrumalbi, <blu(di)+d(i)r(l)u+malbi=blood lose invalid> 3-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2n) D is a haemophiliac/hemophiliac of type F. [D‍-‍F] blukua, <blu(di)+ku(vg)a=blood cover> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.9 (2a) G is bloodier/more blood covered than J. [G‍-‍J] (a) bloody. pu — (n) bloodiness, the property of being —. blusa, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 6.8 (1n) B is a blouse, a full upper garment. [B‍-‍] blutoa, <blu(di)+to(kn)a=blood take> 2-Cpx JFB 1988 4.4 (3v) K bleed/draw blood from D for reason/purpose P. [K‍-‍DP] po — (n) an instance of bleeding/bloodtaking. blutoaspi, <blu(di)+to(kn)a+spi(cu)=blood take spirit> 3-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2n) K is a vampire according to tradition/mythos S. [K‍-‍S] bluzvokro, <blu(di)+zvo(to)+kro(li)=blood out flow> 3-Cpx RAM 1987 4.4 (2vi) D bleed(s) (person/animal) from conditions S. [D‍-‍S] (a) bleeding, pertaining to -ing. (n) bleeder/haemophiliac, one subject to -ing. lopo — (n) haemhorrhage, mass term. po — (n) a haemhorrhage, an instance of -ing. bo, LW L4 1975 1.4 (art) a/an, in 'a man … 'ba mrenu, some x is a man'. (ph) at least one /some … <, a non designating variable>. (p) something/someone x, 3rd non designating variable of the ba series. (p) anybody/anything, as in 'Get anybody'. — crina (ph) It is raining, 'some x is -ing'. to — mrenu (ph) there is/are, in 'there are two men'. bod, <b(r)od(a)> Afx L4 1981 15+ (af) a combining form of broda, broken. bodcea, <b(r)od(a)+ce(nj)a=break change> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.1 (1v) D break (down)/become broken/inoperable, intransitive. [D‍-‍] po — (n) a breakdown, a process of —. bodcko, <b(r)od(a)+cko(zu)=break cause> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.1 (2v) N break D/renders … inoperable, nonintentional 'The fall broke his arm'. [N‍-‍D] nu — (a) broken/breakable. bodmao, <b(r)od(a)+ma(dz)o=break make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.1 (2v) K break D/renders … inoperable by …, intentional. [K‍-‍D] nu — (a) broken/breakable. bodmonbia, <b(r)od(a)+mon(ca)+bi(ts)a=broken mountain between> 3-Cpx L4 1975 5.9 (2n) B is a gorge/canyon of river/stream S. [B‍-‍S] boi, <bo(tc)i> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of botci, boy. boicli, <bo(tc)i+cli(ka)=boy like> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2a) G is more boyish/boylike than J. [G‍-‍J] pu — (n) a boyishness, a spec. prop. bojhole, <Fr. Beaujolais> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1) B is a Beaujolais, a French red wine. [B‍-‍] bomba, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 7.4 (1n) B is a bomb, an exploding weapon. [B‍-‍] lo — (n) bomb(s), mass term. Used In: bombyflemai | flebomba | hanbomba bombyflemai, <bomb(a)+y+fle(ti)+ma(tc)i=bomb fly machine> 3-Cpx APL 1995 7+ (2n) B is a bomber aircraft of airforce F. [B‍-‍F] bon, <bon(gu)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bongu, bone. bonflo, <bon(gu)+fo/l(ma)=bone full> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2a) G is more bony/bonier than J. [G‍-‍J] pu — (n) a/some boniness, a spec. prop. bongu, bon <3/3E bone | 2/2C gu | 2/4J hone> 56% C-Prim L4 1975 2.6 (2n) B is a bone of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) bone, made of bone. lo — (n) bone, mass term. Used In: betytuebongu | bonflo | brutybongu | ditbongu | ficbongu | frubongu | hedbongu bor, <bor(ku)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of borku, bow. borcpu, <bor(ku)+cpu(la)=bow pull> 2-Cpx APL 2000 7+ (1v) K draw bow, prepares to shoot an arrow. [K‍-‍] bordo, <Fr. Bordeaux> N-Prim JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a Bordeaux/claret, a wine of Bordeaux. [B‍-‍] borkoe, <bor(ku)+ko(rc)e=bow cord> 2-Cpx APL 1985 7+ (2n) B is a bow-string of weapon F. [B‍-‍F] borku, bor <2/2E bow | 2/3C kung | 2/3F arc | 2/4S arco | 2/5G bogen> 56% C-Prim L4 1975 2.4 (1n) B is a bow, for shooting arrows. [B‍-‍] Used In: borcpu | borkoe | bortcidi borno, <ISV> S-Prim JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is some boron, element 5 (B). [B‍-‍B] bortcidi, <bor(ku)+tcidi=bow food> 2-Cpx RAM 1990 2.8 (1n) B is an arrow, ammunition for a bow. [B‍-‍] bot, <bot(su)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of botsu, boat. botbou, <bot(su)+bo(ts)u=boat boat> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (1n) B is a dinghy/lifeboat, a small boat carried on another. [B‍-‍] botce, <botci> D-Prim RAM 2000 7+ (1n) B is boyishness/boylike, behaving like a boy. [B‍-‍] lopo — (n) boyishness, mass term. po — (n) a boyishness, a specific instance. botci, boi <3/3E boy | 4/6J bochan | 3/7R malchik | 2/7C syiao nan | 2/8S muchacho> 46% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (1n) B is a boy/lad, a male child. [B‍-‍] lopo — (n) boyhood, mass term. po — (n) a boyhood, a specific instance. Used In: boicli | nilboi | nilboicli | nilboikru botkocduo, <bot(su)+ko(r)c(e)+du(rz)o=boat cord do> 3-Cpx RAM 1987 4.6 (3v) K moor(s) boat D to B. [K‍-‍DB] botkoi, <bot(su)+ko(rj)i=boat command> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.4 (2n) K is a commander of ship/force D. [K‍-‍D] botkoisia, <bot(su)+ko(rj)i+si(tf)a=boat command place> 3-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is the bridge of ship F. [B‍-‍F] botkua, <bot(su)+ku(vg)a=boat cover> 2-Cpx NT 1983 3.3 (2n) B is a/the deck of boat/vessel F. [B‍-‍F] botkunhaa, <bot(su)+ku(r)n(i)+ha(sf)a=boat warn house> 3-Cpx SRL 1995 7+ (2n) B is a lighthouse of area N. [B‍-‍N] botliu, <bot(su)+li(tn)u=boat restrain> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (3v) K moor boat B at D. [K‍-‍BD] botliupae, <bot(su)+li(tn)u+pa(tc)e=boat restrain apparatus> 3-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is/are the mooring(s) of boat D. [B‍-‍D] botlufta, <bot(su)+lufta=boat lift> 2-Cpx JLT 1985 4.2 (2n) B is a lock in (canal) F, a section of a canal closed off by gates in which a boat is raised or lowered in/along waterway …. [B‍-‍F] botnei, <bot(su)+ne(nr)i=boat in> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 2.6 (2a) D is aboard/on board boat/ship B. [D‍-‍B] botni, <4/5S boton | 4/5J botan | 3/4E button | 2/3C niu | 3/5H batan | 2/4F bouton> 64% C-Prim L4 1975 3.7 (2n) B is a button of/from F. [B‍-‍F] Used In: botnyduo botnyduo, <botn(i)+y+du(rz)o=button do> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2v) K button(s) D. [K‍-‍D] botsu, bot bou <3/3E boat | 3/3G boot | 3/4S bote | 3/4J boto | 2/5C chuan> 54% C-Prim L4 1975 2.6 (1n) B is a boat/canoe/craft/cutter/vessel, a generic term for all types of water craft. [B‍-‍] Used In: botbou | botkocduo | botkoi | botkoisia | botkua | botkunhaa | botliu | botliupae | botlufta | botnei | boufre | bougru | bourskapi | bourspina | bourstosia | bourtolpae | cutblabou | cutpravalbou | cutvaobou | dorbougru | grobou | grobousui | kerflofybou | pergrobou | pucbartybou | pucbou | resrybou | safbou | surbougrukoi | tcelybou bou, <bo(ts)u> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of botsu, boat. boufre, <bo(ts)u+fre(na)=boat front> 2-Cpx FR 1987 3.8 (2n) B is a/the prow/bow of boat F. [B‍-‍F] bougru, <bo(ts)u+gru(pa)=boat group> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.0 (2n) F is a fleet/group of boats including member/ s B. [F‍-‍B] bourskapi, <bo(ts)u+r+skapi=boat skin> 2-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is the hull of boat F. [B‍-‍F] bourspina, <bo(ts)u+r+spina=boat spine> 2-Cpx RAM 1995 7+ (2n) B is the keel of boat F. [B‍-‍F] bourstosia, <bo(ts)u+r+sto(lo)+si(tf)a=boat stay place> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 4.7 (2n) B is a pier/dock at F. [B‍-‍F] bourtolpae, <bo(ts)u+r+t(r)ol(i)+pa(tc)e=boat control apparatus> 3-Cpx SLR 1995 7+ (2n) B is the tiller/helm of ship F. [B‍-‍F] bra, <bra(na)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of brana, born. Brachiopoda, <Lin.> Name JCB 1988 7+ lao — (na) Brachiopoda, shelled animals. bradei, <bra(na)+de(nl)i=born day> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.8 (2n) V is a/the birthday of B. [V‍-‍B] brafurlei, <bra(na)+fur+le(tc)i=born permitted> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 12+ (3v) D has rights B under law/custom N by the circumstances of da's birth. [D‍-‍BN] fu — (1n) a birthright law/custom. nu — (2n) a/the birthright of …, one's right by birth. Brag, <Log.bragai> Name L4 1975 1.0 (voc) King, a vocative. la — (na) King, a name/name part as in 'la brag artur'. bragai, <bra(na)+ga(rn)i=born rule> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2n) B is a/the king/queen/monarch/emperor/empress/sultan of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) regal/royal, pert. to kings. le fa — (n) a/the crown prince, a future king. nu — (n) a domain/realm/kingdom, that which is ruled. po — (n) a reign, sp. period of rule. bragaicli, <bra(na)+ga(rn)i+cli(ka)=born govern like> 3-Cpx L4 1975 1.5 (2a) G is more regal/kingly than J. [G‍-‍J] pu — (n) a kingliness, a spec. property. bragaigra, <bra(na)+ga(rn)i+gra(da)=born govern(royal) great> 3-Cpx L4 1975 2.3 (2a) G is more grand/majestic/magnificent than J. [G‍-‍J] lopu — (n) majesty, mass term of properties. pu — (n) a majesty, a spec. property. bragaigru, <bra(na)+ga(rn)i+gru(pa)=born govern group> 3-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2n) B are a/the (royal) court/retinue of F. [B‍-‍F] (a) courtly, pert. to royalty. bragaigrudjo, <bra(na)+ga(rn)i+gru(pa)+djo(ri)=king's group member> 4-Cpx FR 1986 4.9 (2n) B is a courtier in court F. [B‍-‍F] bragardea, <bra(na)+gar(ni)+de(tr)a=born govern daughter> 3-Cpx L4 1975 2.9 (2n) B is a princess of kingdom F. [B‍-‍F] bragarhaa, <bra(na)+gar(ni)+ha(sf)a=born govern house> 3-Cpx L4 1975 2.3 (2n) B is a palace/royal residence of D. [B‍-‍D] (a) palatial, of palaces. bragarsuo, <bra(na)+gar(ni)+su(nh)o=born govern son> 3-Cpx L4 1975 1.0 (2n) B is a prince of kingdom F. [B‍-‍F] brakicefali, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1a) B is brachycephalic/bracheocephalic, short headed. [B‍-‍] brakiopodi, <Lin. Brachiopoda> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (2n) B is a brachiopod of species F, of the genus Brachiopoda. [B‍-‍F] braloi, <bra(na)+lo(kt)i=born local> 2-Cpx JPC 1985 2.8 (2n) a native to/of …. [B‍-‍F] (2v) B is/are native to/of F. (a) native, referring to the born creature. nu — (a) native, the locality, as in "our home and native land". brana, bra <3/4E born | 2/3S nac er | 2/5J tanjo | 2/6C dan sheng> 46% C-Prim L4 1975 2.5 (2v) P is/are born to S. [P‍-‍S] lopo nu — (n) birth, mass term. nu — (v) bear/give birth to …. po nu — (n) a birth, a specific instance. Used In: bradei | brafurlei | bragai | bragaicli | bragaigra | bragaigru | bragaigrudjo | bragardea | bragarhaa | bragarsuo | braloi | brapou | brasei | braseidjo | ganbra | ganbrakle | ganbrasolda | genbra | genbradei | grabragai | merbra | paobra brapou, <bra(na)+po(ns)u=birth possess> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 4.9 (2n) B is the birthright/inheritance of D. [B‍-‍D] brasei, <bra(na)+se(tc)i=born set> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 5.0 (2n) F is a litter/brood/multiplets of P, infants from the same birth. [F‍-‍P] braseidjo, <bra(na)+se(tc)i+djo(ri)=born set member> 3-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 5.0 (2n) B is a twin/triplet etc. of F, an infant from a multiple birth. [B‍-‍F] brato, rao <3/3H bhao | 2/2F taux | 2/3E rate | 3/5S razon | 2/5J ritsu> 44% C-Prim L4 1975 2.3 (3n) P is a ratio of S divided by C. [P‍-‍SC] (n) quotient/ratio/rate/proportion/fraction/dividend (stockholder share). fu — (n) divisor, that which -s. fu — (v) divides … into … parts. nu — (a) divisible, that can be -d. nu — (n) dividend, that which is -d. nu fu — (n) divided by … is …. Used In: ckerao | cmevemrao | jetyralrao | norcearao | raorcea | raordakbiu | raordui | silkeorao bre, <bre(di)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bredi, ready. breba, reb <3/4E bread | 2/4R hleb | 2/4G brot | 3/7C mien bao> 40% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (1n) B is a piece/loaf of bread. [B‍-‍] (a) (made of) bread. lo — (n) bread, mass term. Used In: cmabreba | rebduo | rebfoa | rolbreba brecea, <bre(di)+ce(nj)a=ready become> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.6 (2v) K get(s) prepared/ready for/to do V, intransitive. [K‍-‍V] po — (n) a preparation, of (person) … for …. pu — (n) preparedness, prop of being -d. bredi, bre <4/4E ready | 3/3C bei | 2/3F pret | 3/6G bereit | 2/6S prepar ar> 65% C-Prim L4 1975 1.2 (2a) K is/are ready/prepared for V. [K‍-‍V] no — (a) unready, not ready for …. po — (n) a preparation/preparedness/readiness, a specific state/condition. pu — (n) a preparedness/readiness, a specific property. Used In: brecea | bremao | derbremao | dorbremao | duobre breko, rek <3/4E brake | 4/6J bureki | 3/5S freno | 3/5G breche> 34% C-Prim L4 1975 5.6 (2n) B is a/the brake(s) of F. [B‍-‍F] Used In: horbreko | rekduo | rekfitlevga | reksio | rekylitla bremao, <bre(di)+ma(dz)o=ready make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.4 (3v) K prepare/ready (object, system) D for/event V, intentional. [K‍-‍DV] (3v) make … ready for …. po — (n) a preparation, sp inst. bri, <bri(ze)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of brize, wind. bricko, <bri(ze)+cko(zu)=breeze cause> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1989 2.5 (n) blower, that which -s. (2v) K blow(s) at/on D, such as with mouth or fan. [K‍-‍D] (a) blowing, pertaining to -ing. briflo, <bri(ze)+fo/l(ma)=wind full> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.4 (2a) G is windier/breezier than J. [G‍-‍J] (a) windy/breezy. po — (n) a windiness, sp. event. briga, ria rig <3/4S brav o | 3/4F brave | 2/4E brave | 3/6C yung gan | 3/5H dherya | 3/7R khrabryi> 50% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (3a) G is braver/more courageous/game than J in conditions N. [G‍-‍JN] lo — (n) the brave, mass term. lopo — (n) bravery/courage, mass term. lopu — (n) bravery/courage, mass term. po — (n) the bravery/courage, a spec. act/event. pu — (n) the bravery/courage, a spec. property. Used In: fatria | kakria | kaonriabeo | mucria | pleria | pubria | rigclecea | rigclecko | rigclemao | rignurduo | rigsii briku, rik <4/4F brique | 4/5J briki | 3/4E brick | 2/7S ladrillo | 2/9C juan kuai> 46% C-Prim L4 1975 5.0 (1n) B is a brick, a ceramic parallelipiped. [B‍-‍] (a) (made of) brick. lo — (n) brick, mass term. Used In: rikduo brili, ril <4/5S brill o | 4/5F brillant | 3/5E bright | 3/6R iarkii | 2/4C liang | 2/5J akari> 51% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (3a) G is brighter/more brilliant than J by C. [G‍-‍JC] (a) bright/brilliant/lustrous/shiny/sparkling. (v) shine/gleam/glisten/sparkle. po — (n) a/the brightness/shine/brilliance, a state of being bright. pu — (n) a/the brightness/luster/brilliance, a property of being bright. Used In: cetbrili | fiurbrili | kolbrili | muvbrili | nambrili | nunrilcko | nurbrili | rilbii | rilcea | rilcko | rilfau | rilgau | rilmao | riltaa brimolci, <bri(ze)+molci=windmill> 2-Cpx FR 1985 4.7 (1n) B is a windmill. [B‍-‍] brita, <British> N-Prim FR/JCB/RAM 1990 3.7 (1a) B is the British language. [B‍-‍] brite, <British> D-Prim FR/JCB/RAM 1990 3.7 (1a) B is a British locale, a region inhabited by British. [B‍-‍] britetcli, <bri(ze)+tet(ri)+cli(ka)=wind weather like> 3-Cpx L4 1975 4.0 (2a) G is more stormy/boisterous than J. [G‍-‍J] (v) storm, behave stormily. pu — (n) a boisterousness/storminess, a spec. property. britetri, <bri(ze)+tetri=wind weather> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1991 3.6 (2n) V is a windstorm in F, e.g. Mu pa nu britetri — We had a windstorm. [V‍-‍F] (a) stormy (of the type specified). briti, <British> D-Prim FR/JCB/RAM 1990 3.7 (1n) B is a British person. [B‍-‍] brito, <British> D-Prim FR/JCB/RAM 1990 3.7 (1n) V is British culture. [V‍-‍] brize, bri <4/4E breeze | 4/4R briz | 4/4F brise | 2/4J kaze> 41% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (2n) B is a wind/breeze, any movement of air from source S. [B‍-‍S] (v) blow from …. lo — (n) breeze/wind, mass term. Used In: bricko | briflo | brimolci | britetcli | britetri | corbri | cribritetri | folbri | gaorbrimao | makbri | makbricko | nazbybricue | nicbritetri | vanbri | vanbritetri | zbubri bro, <bro(ko)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of broko, break. brocli, <bro(ko)+cli(ka)=break more> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2a) G is more breakable/fragile/delicate than J. [G‍-‍J] (a) delicate/breakable/fragile. lopu — (n) delicacy/fragility, mass term. pu — (n) a delicacy/fragility, a sp. property. brocu, roc rou <3/4E brush | 3/4F brosse | 2/3C shua | 4/6S brocha | 3/6J burashi> 52% C-Prim L4 1975 5.6 (1n) B is a brush, any bristled implement. [B‍-‍] Used In: datrou | datyrocduo | datyrocpli | fordyrocduo | heryrocduo | heryrocpli | lagrou | lagyrocduo | pinrou | rocduo | rocykuvduo broda, bod <2/2C da | 3/4E broke | 2/4R loma t | 2/4S romp er | 2/4F bris er | 2/4G brech en> 62% C-Prim L4 1975 1.1 (1a) N is broken (down)/inoperative/inutile. [N‍-‍] Used In: bodcea | bodcko | bodmao | bodmonbia | radbodcea | siorbodcea brofiu, <bro(ko)+fi(br)u=break weak> 2-Cpx JFB 1987 2.5 (1a) N is fragile/frail/weak/infirm. [N‍-‍] lopu — (n) fragility/frailty/weakness/infirmity. brofro, <bro(ko)+fo/r(li)=break strong> 2-Cpx SLR 1992 7+ (2a) B is durable/tough under stress N. [B‍-‍N] broko, bro <4/4E broke | 3/4S roto | 1/2J kowa su | 2/4F bris er> 41% C-Prim L4 1975 2.3 (2v) D break/fracture/rupture into pieces B. [D‍-‍B] (a) breakable/fragile, capable of being broken. nu — (n) a fragment/piece, a piece of something broken. po — (n) a fracture/break/rupture, an act of -ing. Used In: brocli | brofiu | brofro | brolia | bromao | bromoa | brovalpu | ckenorbro | nenbromao | rorbro | rorbrocea | rorbrocko | rorbromao | spanorbro brolia, <bro(ko)+(c)li(n)a=break line> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 3.4 (2n) N is a break/rupture/fracture/fault in B. [N‍-‍B] bromao, <bro(ko)+ma(dz)o=break make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.1 (3v) K break/fracture(s) D, makes … break into pieces F. [K‍-‍DF] fu — (n) a bit, fragment, conv. of. no nu — (a) unbreakable, cannot be fractured. nu — (a) broken/breakable, can be fractured, conv. form. po — (n) a breakage, a process of -ing things. po nu — (n) a fracture/break, a process of being broken. bromo, <ISV> S-Prim JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is some bromine, element 35 (Br). [B‍-‍] bromoa, <bro(ko)+mo(nc)a=break mountain> 2-Cpx JCB 1990 4.1 (1n) B is a crag. [B‍-‍] brona, ron <4/5E brown | 4/5G braun | 3/4H bhura | 3/4F brun | 2/5S moren a> 43% C-Prim L4 1975 2.5 (2a) G is more brown/browner than J. [G‍-‍J] (a) brown. (n) a brown, a brown thing/object. lopu — (n) brown, the colour, a mass term. pu — (n) a brownness, a specific property. Used In: ronmao bronkiui, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1n) B is a bronchus, a main branch of the windpipe. [B‍-‍] (a) bronchial, pert. to bronchi. bronkoneumoni, <ISV> Bor. JCB 1988 7+ (1) D is bronchopneumonic, has bronchopneumonia. [D‍-‍] lopo — (n) bronchopneumonia, collective term. brovalpu, <bro(ko)+valpu=break wave> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (1n) V is a breaker/breaking wave. [V‍-‍] bru, <bru(di)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of brudi, brother. bruci, <Int.> I-Prim L4 1975 7.4 (1n) B is a brooch, a pinned ornament. [B‍-‍] Used In: sanbruci brucli, <bru(di)+cli(ka)=brother like> 2-Cpx L4 1975 6.9 (2a) G is more brotherly/fraternal than J. [G‍-‍J] lopu — (n) brotherliness/brotherhood, mass prop. pu — (n) some brotherliness/brotherhood, a sp. instance. brudea, <bru(di)+de(tr)a=brother daughter> 2-Cpx L4 1975 4.1 (3n) N is a niece, fraternal of B through brother S. [N‍-‍BS] brudi, bru <4/5G bruder | 2/4H bhrat | 2/4R brat | 2/5E brother | 2/6C syueng di> 34% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (3n) N is a brother of N with parents S, collective. [N‍-‍NS] lopo — (n) brotherhood, mass term. po — (n) a brotherhood, a specific instance. Used In: brucli | brudea | brusoe | brusuo | frabru | mambru | nurmerbru | peebru brusoe, <bru(di)+so(rm)e=brother sister> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (3n) N is a sibling of N with parents S. [N‍-‍NS] brusuo, <bru(di)+su(nh)o=brother son> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.7 (3n) N is a fraternal nephew of B through brother S. [N‍-‍BS] brute, rue <3/4E breathe | 2/4G atem | 2/5C hu chi> 34% C-Prim L4 1975 2.7 (2v) K breathe(s) D, inhale and exhale, any gas. [K‍-‍D] (n) a breather, one who -s. po — (n) a breath, an act/event of -ing. Used In: brutybongu | coryrue | kecrue | kukrue | nenrue | ruerliu | ruesti | smarue | smaruetubli | smaruetubpli brutybongu, <brut(e)+y+bongu=breathe bone> 2-Cpx JRK 1985 4.4 (2n) B is a rib of F. [B‍-‍F] bu, LW L4 1975 1.4 (art) a/an, in 'a man … 'ba mrenu, some x is a man'. (p) anybody/anything, as in 'Get anybody'. (p) something/someone x, 4th non designating variable of the ba series. (ph) at least one /some … <, a non designating variable>. — crina (ph) It is raining, 'some x is -ing'. to — mrenu (ph) there is/are, in 'there are two men'. bua, LW L4 1981 15+ (v) is (a) P, 1st bound predicate variable. buc, <buc(tu)> Afx JCB 1988 15+ (af) a combining form of buctu, bush. buclai, <buc(to)+la(nd)i=bush land> 2-Cpx JPC 1985 4.7 (2n) B is a heath/brushland in F. [B‍-‍F] buclia, <buc(to)+(c)li(n)a=bush line> 2-Cpx RAM 1988 4.7 (3n) P is a hedge of B around a D. [P‍-‍BD] bucto, buc <2/3E bush | 2/3G Busch | 3/5F buisson | 4/7S arbusto> 41% C-Prim JCB 1991 4.3 (2n) B is a bush/shrub/brush of F, a small many stemmed woody plant. [B‍-‍F] Used In: buclai | buclia | rozmybucto budhe, <H. Buddha> N-Prim JCB 1995 7+ (1n) B is a Buddhist district/territory, a place where -s live. [B‍-‍] (a) Buddhist, as of territory. budhi, <H. Buddha> D-Prim JCB 1995 7+ (1n) B is a Buddhist, a believer in/practitioner of Buddhism. [B‍-‍] (a) Buddhist, as of persons. budho, <H. Buddha> D-Prim JCB 1995 7+ (1n) N is an element of Buddhist culture. [N‍-‍] (a) Buddhist, as of culture. bue, <bu(st)e> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of buste, step. bueblo, <bu(st)e+blo(da)=step blow> 2-Cpx JCB 1999 7+ (2v) K stomp on D. [K‍-‍D] buf, <buf(po)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bufpo, opposite. bufklini, <buf(po)+klini=opposite to clean> 2-Cpx RAM 1993 3.7 (1a) B is foul/filthy/unclean/dirty with (dirt). [B‍-‍] bufnertueprano, <buf(po)+ner+tu(gl)e+prano=opposite one leg run> 3-Cpx APL 2000 7+ (4v) K skip along/hippety hop to D from S via V. [K‍-‍DSV] bufplu, <buf(po)+plu(ci)=opposite please> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.8 (3v) K annoy/displease D by being/doing V. [K‍-‍DV] (a) annoying/displeasing, of one who -s. fu — (a) annoying/displeasing, of that which -s. fu — (n) an annoyance, an annoying action. nu — (n) annoyed, of one who is -ed. po nu — (n) a displeasure/annoyance, a state of being annoyed. bufpo, buf <3/4C bu fu | 2/4E oppose | 2/4F oppose> 36% C-Prim L4 1975 1.4 (3a) V is opposite from/contrary to V on continuum/quality N. [V‍-‍VN] (n) (the) opposite of …, contrary to … in …. Used In: bufklini | bufnertueprano | bufplu | bufrii | bufsensi | bufste | buftrili bufrii, <buf(po)+ri(lr)i=opposite(of) regular> 2-Cpx JRK 1985 4.4 (3a) V is irregular, not according to rule N in features B. [V‍-‍NB] bufsensi, <buf(po)+sensi=opposite science> 2-Cpx SLR 1994 7+ (1a) B is opposite in quality from science/is superstitious. [B‍-‍] bufste, <buf(po)+ste(ti)=opposite sentence> 2-Cpx JCB/RAM 1990 3.1 (2a) V is contrary to V. [V‍-‍V] buftrili, <buf(po)+trili=opposite from attract> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.5 (2v) K draw back/turn away/withdraw from stimulus/situation V. [K‍-‍V] (v) have an aversion for, draw back from, q.v. lopu — (n) aversion, the prop. of those who draw back. nu — (a) aversive, of stimuli, conv. back move. po — (a) withdrawn, having drawn back. po — (n) a withdrawal/aversion/drawing back/turning away, a state of drawing back from. bui, LW L4 1981 15+ (v) is (a) Q, 2nd bound predicate variable. <bu(lb)i> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of bulbi, bulb. buicli, <bu(lb)i+cli(ka)=bulb like> 2-Cpx L4 1975 15 (2a) G is more tuberous than J. [G‍-‍J] buj, <bu(l)j(u)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bulju, boil. bujmao, <bu(l)j(u)+ma(dz)o=boil make> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.1 (2v) K boil(s) D, intentional. [K‍-‍D] bujveo, <bu(l)j(u)+ve(sl)o=boil vessel> 2-Cpx L4 1975 5.8 (1n) B is a boiler, a vessel for boiling. [B‍-‍] bujycko, <bu(l)j(u)+y+cko(zu)=boil cause> 2-Cpx RAM 1991 3.1 (2v) S boil(s) D, nonintentional; 'Heat boils water'. [S‍-‍D] buk, <buk(cu)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bukcu, book. bukcu, buk buu <2/2C shu | 2/3E book | 2/3G buch> 47% C-Prim L4 1975 1.0 (3n) B is a book about V by S, any bound document. [B‍-‍VS] — kuadru (ph) cover/bind a book with …. — kuadru (ph) bookbinder, one who -s books. — kuadru (ph) bookbinding, pertaining to -ing books. — nu kuadru (n) binding (of a book), the cover. Used In: bukpai | buksatci | buksrosia | bukvea | bukvemsia | bukylisdjo | buusro | ckebuu | ckelisybuu | dicbuu | fucdribuu | kepybuu | nerbuu | ninfeobuu | nurvembuu | pasdribuu | purbuktua | purbuu | racbuu | rardjabuu | rolbuu | sribuu bukpai, <buk(cu)+pa(rt)i=book part> 2-Cpx FR 1987 2.1 (2n) B is a chapter/column of book/periodical F. [B‍-‍F] buksatci, <buk(cu)+satci=book start> 2-Cpx JWK 2000 7+ (2n) B is the preface/introduction of book F. [B‍-‍F] buksrosia, <buk(cu)+so/r(di)+si(tf)a=book store place> 3-Cpx L4 1975 3.5 (1n) B is a library, a depository for books. [B‍-‍] bukvea, <buk(cu)+ve(dm)a=book sell> 2-Cpx L4 1975 9.0 (2v) K sell books D, be a bookseller. [K‍-‍D] (n) a bookseller. bukvemsia, <buk(cu)+ve(d)m(a)+si(tf)a=book sell place> 3-Cpx L4 1982 3.7 (1n) B is a bookstore/bookshop. [B‍-‍] bukylisdjo, <buk(cu)+y+lis(ta)+djo(ri)=book list member> 3-Cpx JCB/JFB/RAM 1987 2.5 (3n) B is a volume of series F with ordinal C. [B‍-‍FC] bul, <bul(bi)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bulbi, bulb. bulbi, bui bul <4/5S bulbo | 3/4E bulb | 3/4F bulbe | 2/4H phula | 2/6G Zwiebel | 3/7R klubien> 45% C-Prim L4 1975 6.0 (1n) B is a bulb, a bulb shaped thing. [B‍-‍] (a) bulbous, pert. to -s. Used In: buicli | litbui bulju, buj <2/3E boil | 2/3C ju | 2/3S bull ir | 2/4H ubal na | 2/4F bouill ir> 34% C-Prim L4 1975 3.1 (2v) D boil(s) at temperature C. [D‍-‍C] Used In: bujmao | bujveo | bujycko bulva, <boulevard> L-Prim APL 1999 7+ (2) B is a boulevard of F (Loglandian slang). [B‍-‍F] bun, <bun(bo)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bunbo, fool. bunbo, bun buo <3/3E boob | 3/4S bobo | 2/3C ben | 2/4H buddhu> 58% C-Prim L4 1975 2.4 (1a) K is foolish/a fool about …. [K‍-‍] (av) foolishly, in a foolish way. lopo — (n) folly/foolishness, mass term of acts. lopu — (n) folly/foolishness, mass term of traits. po — (n) a folly/foolishness, a spec. act. pu — (n) a/some folly/foolishness, a spec. property/trait. Used In: bunclafo | bunfilmao | bunmou | fumbuo | kribuo | mrebuo | simbuncea | simbunmao | simbuocko | vinbuncea | vinbunkeo | vinbunmao | vinbuo | vinbuocko bunclafo, <bun(bo)+clafo=foolish laugh> 2-Cpx APL 1998 7+ (1v) K giggle. [K‍-‍] bunfilmao, <bun(bo)+fil(mo)+ma(dz)o=down feel make> 3-Cpx JJ 1991 4.4 (3v) K ridicule/make fun of D by V. [K‍-‍DV] lopu — (n) ridicule, mass property. po — (n) an instance of ridiculing (of … by doing …). bunmou, <bun(bo)+mo(rd)u=fool more> 2-Cpx L4 1975 2.4 (4a) G is more foolish about D than J is about D. [G‍-‍DJD] buo, <bu(nb)o> Afx JCB (?) 1988 (?) 7+? (af) a combining form of bunbo, fool. <bufpo> LW L4 1981 15+ (av) however/but/on the contrary, a discourse operator (UI). bus, <bus(te)> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of buste, step. busmei, <bus(te)+me(rl)i=step measure> 2-Cpx L4 1975 1.8 (3v) K pace off/measure D (by stepping) to be C. [K‍-‍DC] buste, bue bus <2/2C bu | 3/4E step | 2/4R stup ien> 50% C-Prim L4 1975 1.1 (2v) K step/tread on/in D. [K‍-‍D] po — (n) a step/tread, an act of -ing. Used In: blobue | bueblo | busmei | kracybue | lagbue | melbue | movbue | zakrybue | zvobue butpa, <3/3E boot | 3/4S bota | 2/3F botte | 3/5H juta | 2/4R boty | 2/5J kutsu> 52% C-Prim L4 1975 3.8 (1n) B is a boot, a piece of footwear. [B‍-‍] buu, <bu(kc)u> Afx JCB 1988 7+ (af) a combining form of bukcu, book. buusro, <bu(kc)u+so/r(di)=book store> 2-Cpx L4 1975 3.5 (1n) B is a library, any collection of books. [B‍-‍]