baftisaten v. baptize
baftisati n. baptism
baitun n. grain, corn, cereal (coll.); food
bauca n. cow
belus n. scorpion, venomous spider
bena n. woman, wife
benatus adj. married
benis adj. female, women's
beniscus adj. female, woman-like, feminine
bibli n. bible
biblicus adj. biblical
bibliscus adj. biblical
bíten v. live
bíti n. life
bíwus adj. alive, living
bó n. cow
bollundus n. acorn
bollus n. acorn
bordoga n. rauda b. raspberry, corna b. brambleberry
bordus n. hedge, thicket
borrus adj. heavy
bós n. bull, cow
bowu n. see bó
bummínta n. future
bummis adj. future
bummiten v. come
bunten v. go, leave
cacca n. shit, faeces
caccalun n. toilet, outhouse, latrine
caccaten v. shit, defecate
caccuwormis n. tapeworm
caidinai adv. today
caila n. total, sum; everything
cailiten v. heal 
cailitor n. healer, doctor, physician
cailitri n. healer, doctor, physician (female)
cailumochus adj. omnipotent, almighty
cailus adj. whole; all
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
caiwitar adv. this year
calligráfi n. calligraphy
camelus n. camel
cantus adj. fresh, recent.
capra n. goat, she-goat
caprus n. he-goat, buck
car prep. inside, in the middle of
cardis adj. "pertaining to the heart", "heart-" in compounds
carru n. order, arrangement, world
carus n. hare
cásin n. hard cheese
castáni n. chestnut (fruit)
castánicun n. chestnut tree
castánicus adj. pertaining to chestnuts, chestnut (in compounds)
cér n. heart
ceu conj. ceu - ceu either...
cínu n. shin, shin bone
cirrus adj. quick, fast, swift
claumun n. rumour
clewor n. fame, repute
cluten v. hear
cnullun n. nut
colma n. straw
colmulix n. grasshopper, locust
colmus n. straw, stalk
colmus2 n. boat
comachten v. to gather, bring together; (refl.) to meet, gather, assemble.
comachti n. meeting, gathering, assembly; public event; market, fair; crowd
comíchti n. marriage
commun n. song
conten v. sing
conti v. singing
corca n. crow.
corften v. harvest, reap
corfti n. autumn; harvest
coriandrun n. coriander, cilantro
corínus n. commander, general, warlord
cornun n. horn
cornus adj. dark, black
coróna n. crown
corópus n. war horse, battle horse
corpi n. shoe
corti n. hair
corti2 n. hardness, firmness, solidity.
corticun n. single hair
cortus adj. hard, solid, firm.
cortuta n. firmament; hard parts of a body; skeleton, (internal) scaffolding.
corucornun n. war horn, bugle
corus n. war
corus2 n. choir
cosc pron. this (here).
cówisto adv. at once, immediately
crachulus adj. round
crachus n. ring, circle
craicaten v. shout, yell
crawus adj. raw