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The following dictionary entries are tagged time:


aiwus n. age; period, epoch, era; lifetime
austar adv. at dawn, (early) in the morning.
austerus adj. morning (in compounds).
austerus2 n. morning.
bummínta n. future
bummis adj. future
caidinai adv. today
caiwitar adv. this year
cantus adj. fresh, recent.
corfti n. autumn; harvest
cówisto adv. at once, immediately
culligai adv. together
cumbíwus adj. contemporary, living at the same time
cussus adj. contemporary, simultaneous
dinun n. day
eftar prep. after, behind.
efterus adj. next (in a line / sequence), following; (in cpds.) back
eftumus adj. last (in a line / sequence), ultimate
eniten v. to begin, to start
eniti n. start, beginning
fastai n. calendar
forchu n. South; noon
haimus adj. wintery, winter-.
híman adv. during winter
híminis adj. winter-, belonging to winter.
hímu n. winter.
medídinin n. noon, mid-day
medínochtin n. midnight
més n. moon, month
morchus adj. short, brief
nepadu adv. never
newo adv. again
newus adj. new
nochti n. night
adv. now
pádu pron. when
pádu2 conj. when
parbunten v. go / walk through; pass (through); go / walk on; continue.
pér2 conj. when
polu adv. often, frequently
pormai adv. at first, orginally.
prócai adv. early.
prócun n. morning.
prócus adj. early.
proginor n. generation.
protar adv. before, earlier.
protar2 prep. before, ago, earlier.
prowitor n. yesteryear, past year, year before
sam adv. together
sambatun n. Saturday.
sancus adj. old, ancient
sancutatu n. oldness, age, old age
seftundinin n. week.
senuta n. old people, old folk; old age
senutatu n. age, old age.
sun n. present (tense, period).
sus adj. being, present.
tunnu adv. rarely, sparsely, seldom.