adaimun n. undertaking, enterprise
aditi n. undertaking, tackling
adunten v. to accept, receive
affuditen v. bury
affuditi n. burial
aguna n. competition, games, race(s)
ainimun n. union
ainiten v. unite, unify
ainiti n. unification
ampulliten v. fulfill; satisfy.
ancarrunati n. arrangement, ordering, order, system.
andolchunaten v. oblige
antarflóditen v. butt in, chip in, interrupt.
antarmaitaten v. take turns, alternate.
anusten v. inhabit
apuliften v. leave behind, abandon.
apustichtor n. pushover
ascríften v. to ascribe, attribute
assulften v. to get, obtain, receive
astíti n. presence, attendance.
benis adj. female, women's
caima n. household
caimi n. core family, people living in the same household 
caimula n. family member, relative, household member
caimulus n. family member, relative, household member
caimuwoditi n. economy, husbandry, housekeeping
caimuwoditor n. housekeeper
clewor n. fame, repute
comachten v. to gather, bring together; (refl.) to meet, gather, assemble.
comachti n. meeting, gathering, assembly; public event; market, fair; crowd
comíchti n. marriage
coróna n. crown
cristianiscus adj. Christian
cristianus n. Christian
cristianus2 adj. Christian
cristianutatu n. christianity, christendom
culligai adv. together
cumbíwus adj. contemporary, living at the same time
cummaici n. neighbour (female)
cummaicis n. neighbour (male)
cumpulti n. meal, feast; session, meeting
cumpultin n. company (at a meal, feast); (org.) commission, committee, council, board
cuncrimun v. advice, counsel.
cuncriten v. intr: deliberate, confer, consult (with); trans: advise, counsel.
cuncriti n. council; consultation, deliberation, council session.
cuncritor n. counselor, councillor, council member, adviser.
cungineri n. female relative, clan member
cungineris n. relative, clan member
daica n. sister-in-law (husband's brother's wife)
dailiten v. share, divide
dailus n. part.
daiwuduffator n. blasphemer
dannun n. temple, pagan sanctuary.
decor n. right thing, honourable thing, right action, honourable action
dírdailiten v. sort; separate, set apart; distinguish, differentiate; give special treatment, favour, discriminate
dírdailiti n. sorting, separation; distinction, difference; special treatment, favorable treatment, privilege, discrimination
díríchten v. disjoin; interrupt.
dolchunus adj. obliged
dolchus n. obligation, duty
dónu n. tax, tribute
dórun n. gift, present
dóten v. give
duchten n. lead, command (army, troops); campaign
duchter n. daughter
duchti n. campaign (military)
duffamun n. slander, disparaging / denigrating remark
duffaten v. slander, disparage, denigrate, speak ill of s.b.
duffati n. slander, disparagement, denigration
edu n. food, meal
edunca n. snack, bite, light meal
edunun v. eat
eftarganten v. descend (from s.o.)
escrimun n. trial, arbitration
escrimunis adj. pertaining to trial / arbitration, judicial
escriten v. to filter, screen; judge
escritor n. judge, arbiter
escritun n. judgement
esdóten v. to hand over; betray
esdóti n. handover, betrayal, treason
esgunnomun n. recognition, guess, solution (riddle).
esgunnoten v. recognize, guess, solve (riddle).
esgunnoti n. recognizing, guess, solving (riddle).
essemplun n. example.
estaridu n. picnic
faiditen v. to persuade, convince
faidus adj. faithful, religious, pious
faisten v. to believe, trust
faisti n. belief, faith, trust
faisus adj. fearsome, scary
fauchiten v. to subdue
fáwus adj. safe, sound.
fáwutatu n. safety.
fécra n. sister in law (husband's sister)
feda n. Traditional Tautisca customs and law
fediscus adj. according to the feda, compliant with the feda
feror n. sister
fida n. gap; difference, disparity; disagreement
fiffa n. sister (familiar form), younger sister, sister-in-law
flóditen v. to talk, to speak
forchiten v. to serve (s.o.)