forchten v. to care for (s.o)
forna n. offspring, children
fornun n. child; infant / baby
foyaten v. to be afraid
frallis n. younger brother, (coll.) brother
frátor n. brother
ganten v. tr: to father, bear (children), intr.: be born
ganti n. gender, sex; kind, type, sort.
gantoru n. parents
genispotis n. head of a genor; clan head, family head
genisproftor n. founder of a genor; ancestor, progenitor
genor n. family, clan, lineage, dynasty
hautor n. (pagan) priest.
hemunis adj. human
hemus n. man, human being
hostis n. guest
húten v. invoke, call out to; (religion) worship.
imperátor n. emperor
lauderus adj. free
laudés n. people
laufiten v. love.
laufus adj. dear, beloved; laufus ennun to like.
luchi n. lie
luchicus adj. false, deceptive
luchicuta n. falsehood, deception.
luchiten v. to lie, tell a lie
lúten v. to remove, free, release
macca n. kiss
maccaten v. to kiss
mappa n. girl
mappus n. boy
marcatun n. market; market-place, market-hall
máter n. mother
mátori n. maternal relative (female)
mátoris n. maternal relative (male)
mátruni n. maternal grandmother
mátrus n. maternal grandfather
monasterin n. monastery
monimun n. memorial, monument; jubilee, anniversary
naudi n. lack
nér n. man
nidéten v. to determine, set, decide
nisolbeten v. keep down, suppress.
nómun n. name, noun
nómunamun n. designation, term, title, rank
nómunaten v. to name, designate, appoint; call (so sth).
nómunati n. naming, designation, appointment
nóten v. to know (object)
nuppus n. boy
ofistaten v. to confront, resist, withstand; hinder
paina n. penalty, blood money
parborruwaten v. to trouble, worry; occupy, keep busy
pardailiten v. to divide.
pardailiti n. division.
pardóten v. to hand down, pass on; forgive
pardóti n. foregiveness, remission
pargunnoten v. to recognise, recall
parporriaten v. to test, tempt
parporriati n. test, temptation
parsolbeten v. keep, preserve.
partichaten n. to err, to sin
partichus n. error, misstep; sin
páten v. to herd, to protect
pater n. father
patormátoru n. parents
pecunus adj. rich
pítu n. peace, quiet
pláten v. to appeal (to), approach, contact
politen v. to attend, participate (in +Loc)
poltunus n. president, chairman; (city) mayor
ponni n. lady, mistress; wife, spouse
porriamun n. attempt.
porriaten v. test: try, attempt.
porriati n. test, trial, attempt.
pórus n. servant, boy
potis n. lord, master; husband, spouse.
poxa n. side, flank; party
praicus adj. near, close.
prociten v. ask, request.
proftor n. sire, ancestor, forefather, forebear, progenitor.
pronotaten v. preach, announce.
propator n. family head, clan head.
protumus adj. foremost, first.
rechten v. (intr) extend, stretch, reach; (tr) straighten, direct; rule.
régi n. (royal) court; royal residence / palace; royal domain.
régunca n. princess
réguncus n. prince
réguni n. queen, princess.
réx n. king, prince.
sam adv. together
sancus adj. old, ancient
sancutatu n. oldness, age, old age
santa n. (female) saint
santus2 n. (male) saint
santus3 adj. holy.
scola n. school
seften v. follow.
senuta n. old people, old folk; old age
senutatu n. age, old age.
seputa n. retinue, entourage, court, suite, warriors follwoing a leader.