a prep. to, towards
abbunten v. come, approach
abuli n. apple tree
abulus n. apple
achten v. drive.
achti n. drive, driving, drift
acor n. ear (of corn)
acrai n. sword.
acrun n. blade.
acrus adj. sharp
adaimun n. undertaking, enterprise
aditen v. to tackle, undertake
aditi n. undertaking, tackling
adunten v. to accept, receive
affuditen v. bury
affuditi n. burial
affuman v. bury
agricus adj. wild
agris adj. wild, field-
agrus n. field
aguna n. competition, games, race(s)
ai conj. if
aidor n. embers, hearth, fireplace
aidumun n. swelling, tumour
aidus n. boil
aini adv. only
ainimun n. union
ainiten v. unite, unify
ainiti n. unification
ainun v. go
ainus adj. one; lone, lonely.
aistus adj. thirsty
aistuta n. thirst
aisuma n. fuel, firewood
aiwus n. age; period, epoch, era; lifetime
al cojunction. but
alauca n. lark
ali adv. else;
pi ali what else, something else
alin n. garlic
alis adj. other
almus n. fruit
alterus adj. second.
ambunten v. come in, enter, go into.
ammus n. lamb
amparrichtaten v. prepare
ampula adv. enough; fully, satisfactorily, totally, completely
ampulliten v. fulfill; satisfy.
an prep. in, into
ancaimaten v. marry.
ancaimati n. wedding
ancaimatus adj. married
ancarrunamun n. group, class
ancarrunaten v. order, arrange
ancarrunati n. arrangement, ordering, order, system.
andolchunaten v. oblige
angilus n. angel
angus adj. hurried, urgent
annotamun n. confession
annotaten v. acknowledge, admit, confess
annotati n. acknowledgement, admission
antar prep. between, among
antarflóditen v. butt in, chip in, interrupt.
antarmaitaten v. take turns, alternate.
antarstichten v. interfere, intervene
antauditen v. meddle, interfere
anumus n. breath
anunun v. breathe
anusten v. inhabit
ap prep. from, off, since
apufibunun v. run away, escape
apuforten v. carry off, carry away
apuliften v. leave behind, abandon.
apunten v. take away
apustichten v. step out of the way, give in
apustichtor n. pushover
ára n. ash(es)
arfus n. ram
armus n. arm
arten v. to plough
artrun n. plough
ascríften v. to ascribe, attribute
assulften v. to get, obtain, receive
assulten v. pull in, drag in, haul in
astíten v. stand there; be around, be there, be present; attend.
astíti n. presence, attendance.
attu conj. and, also
auc adv. again
auchté adv. usually, normally, habitually
auchtus n. habit, custom, routine
auci n. paternal grandmother
auciten v. teach, train
aucunca n. Female descendant of paternal grandfather
aucuncus n. Male descendant of paternal grandfather
aucus n. paternal grandfather
auftor n. patrilinear great-grandfather
auftri n. wife of
auftor
austar adv. at dawn, (early) in the morning.
austerus adj. morning (in compounds).
austerus2 n. morning.
axula n. axle