cristianiscus adj. Christian
cristianus n. Christian
cristianus2 adj. Christian
cristianutatu n. christianity, christendom
críten v. sift
crú n. blood
cullichten v. collect, gather.
cullichti n. collection
culligai adv. together
cumba n. bowl, cup
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
cun prep. with
cunca n. bitch
cunconti v. choir, choir singing
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
cuni n. bitch
cuntai prep. along; in accordance with, after.
cuprun n. copper
cús n. dog
cussus adj. contemporary, simultaneous
custarnin n. constellation
dacor n. pearl
dacrun n. tear
daica n. sister-in-law (husband's brother's wife)
daichor n. produce, (piece of) work, product, make.
daichus n. bread
daicimun n. meaning
daiciten v. mean, indicate
daicus n. finger, toe
dailiten v. share, divide
dailus n. part.
daiwuduffamun n. blasphemy
daiwuduffaten v. blaspheme
daiwuduffati n. blasphemy
daiwuduffator n. blasphemer
daiwus n. god
dannun n. temple, pagan sanctuary.
darwun n. tree
dauri n. soul
daurus n. ghost, spirit
decor n. right thing, honourable thing, right action, honourable action
dédis n. infant, baby
denor n. palm (of the hand)
déten v. put
dexus adj. worthy
dexus2 adj. right (opposite to left)
dichten v. show
dichten2 v. make
dichtun n. thing
dinun n. day
dírdailimun n. sort, kind, type, categoy
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.
dís adv. twice
diten v. suck (mother's milk)
dolchunus adj. obliged
dolchus n. obligation, duty
dolun n. valley
dónu n. tax, tribute
dórun n. gift, present
dorupix n. woodpecker
dóten v. give
dótor v. giver, donor
dú adj. two
duchten n. lead, command (army, troops); campaign
duchter n. daughter
duchti n. campaign (military)
duchtrunca n. granddaughter, female descendant of daughter.
duchtruncus n. grandson (by daughter), male descendant of daughter.
duchu n. tongue; language
duffamun n. slander, disparaging / denigrating remark
duffaten v. slander, disparage, denigrate, speak ill of s.b.
duffati n. slander, disparagement, denigration
duffidi n. fool, idiot, imbecile
duffidiscus adj. foolish, idiotic, imbecile, stupid
duffis n. fool, idiot, imbecile
dufi n. depth.
dufrus adj. deep.
dúli n. dust
dúlica n. dandelion
dúlicun n. mote, speck (of dust)
dúmaten n. smoke (intrans.)
dúmiten v. smoke (trans.)
dummun n. chasm, abyss.
dumpida n. floor
dúmupuntis n. chimney
dúmus n. smoke, steam, fume
duntus n. see
dus
dus n. tooth
duscorus n. war (not fought according to the rules)