húten v. invoke, call out to; (religion) worship.
hyaena n. hyena
imperátor n. emperor
isc pron. he (3rd person pronoun)
it conj. (indicates speech / quotation)
iten v. Compound form of
ainun "go"
lallaten v. to talk; prattle, chatter, natter; waffle
lattuga n. lettuce
lauderus adj. free
laudés n. people
laufiten v. love.
laufus adj. dear, beloved;
laufus ennun to like.
lauman v. to come unstuck, fall off; free (oneself), break free, be released
lauxuna n. full moon
lawrúsca n. wild vine
lecheten v. to lie (on the ground etc.)
lechten v. to pick (up), gather; read.
lemman v. to lie (down)
leós n. lion
librus n. book
lichten v. to lick
liften v. to leave
lipeten v. to stay, remain
littera n. letter
litterunca n. letter (sign in a script)
lochiten v. to lay, lay down
locus n. lake
lópis n. fox.
lorun n. laurel
luceten v. to shine
luchi n. lie
luchicus adj. false, deceptive
luchicuta n. falsehood, deception.
luchiten v. to lie, tell a lie
luchten v. to lie, tell a lie
ludda n. wilderness, desert, wasteland
luddis adj. wild, desert-, wasteland-
luddiscus adj. wild, desert-like, deserted
lumbus adj. weak, frail
lúten v. to remove, free, release
lúten2 v. to wash
macca n. kiss
maccaten v. to kiss
maitamun n. change.
maitaten v. to change
maitati n. change.
mappa n. girl
mappus n. boy
mappuspix n. girl-watcher
marcatun n. market; market-place, market-hall
máter n. mother
máteria n. matter
mátori n. maternal relative (female)
mátoris n. maternal relative (male)
mátruni n. maternal grandmother
mátrus n. maternal grandfather
medídinin n. noon, mid-day
medin n. middle, half.
medinin n. see
medidínin
medínochtin n. midnight
medis adj. middle, mid-.
medu n. mead
meducornun n. mead-horn, drinking horn
medun n. honey; (in cpds, Wep.) mead
megulus adj. big, great
més n. moon, month
mésun n. meat, flesh
mochten v. can, to be able
mochus adj. able; mighty, potent
molca n. milk
molcinus adj. milky, consisting of milk
molciscus adj. milky, milk-like
moldus adj. soft, tender
móli n. trouble, difficulty, effort
móli2 adv. with trouble, hardly, barely
molten v. to milk
molten2 v. to grind, to mill
monasterin n. monastery
monimun n. memorial, monument; jubilee, anniversary
moniten v. to remind
moniti n. reminder
mor n. sea
morchi n. shortness, brevity
morchus adj. short, brief
morten v. to die
morti n. death
mortis adj. mortal
mortus adj. dead
móten v. (trans.) to trouble, bother, (intr.) to struggle, bother oneself
mudrus adj. wet, moist
muggi- n. See entries with
múgi-
múgilus n. cheater, trickster
múgimun n. trick, con
múgiten v. to cheat, trick, deceive, con
múgiti n. deception, cheating
múgitor n. cheater, trickster, con man
múgrus adj. cheating, deceiving; deceptive
munnemun n. thought, idea; opinion, view
munneten v. to think
munneti n. thinking, thought (as process / ability / system)