Tautisca Dictionary
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munnis adj. male
munniscus adj. male, virile
munnus n. man, husband
munten v. to think of, remember
munti n. thought, memory, mind
muxa n. fly
naifunca n. snowflake
naifus n. snow
nainus pron. no, not any; (gram.) neuter, n-n ganti neutral gender; nainu ni not at all
nartus adj. strong
nau n. ship
nauca n. boat
naudi n. lack
conj. not
nefor n. cloud
nénun v. to not be, to be not (negated forms of ennun)
nepadu adv. never
nér n. man
nerdus n. nest
nés interj. no
nessa n. sky, heaven
neu conj. neu___ neu ___ or (in negative statements); neither___, nor___,
newo adv. again
newus adj. new
ni conj. not (unstressed form)
nibunten v. to go down, descend
nículus n. rabbit
nidéten v. to determine, set, decide
niften v. to snow
niplus n. rain
nisolbeten v. keep down, suppress.
níti n. sunset, West, occident
níticus adj. Western
nítiscus adj. Western, occidental (manner)
nochti n. night
noddus adj. naked
nómun n. name, noun
nómunamun n. designation, term, title, rank
nómunaten v. to name, designate, appoint; call (so sth).
nómunati n. naming, designation, appointment
nósterus pron. our, ours
nóten v. to know (object)
nu conj. (Sentence-initial particle)
adv. now
nuc conj. but
nup conj. and
nuppus n. boy
ochi n. narrowness
ochus adj. narrow
ócutrus n. hawk, falcon
of prep. against
offloditen v. to object
ofistaten v. to confront, resist, withstand; hinder
olfucun n. white (of egg)
olfus adj. white
onti n. breathing
orman v. to rise, set off
orrus n. arse, ass, backside
orti n. rise; sunrise, East
orticus adj. Eastern
ortiscus adj. Eastern, oriental (style)
oruni n. ash (tree)
orxus n. bear
oscun n. stone (of fruit)
ossula n. blackbird
oxun n. eye
óyun n. egg
pádu pron. when
pádu2 conj. when
paicrus n. trout
paina n. penalty, blood money
palma n. palm (tree), date palm
palmis adj. pertaining to the (date) palm
palmula n. date (bot.)
par prep. through, across
par- prep. through; overly, too much; totally
paradísus n. paradise
parborruwaten v. to trouble, worry; occupy, keep busy
parbunten v. go / walk through; pass (through); go / walk on; continue.
parcriten v. to sift through; investigate.
parcu n. oak
pardailiten v. to divide.
pardailiti n. division.
pardóten v. to hand down, pass on; forgive
pardóti n. foregiveness, remission
parésuma n. lent
parfáditen v. to oversweeten
parfaidus adj. ugly
parfarmun n. translation (of a text)
parfilosofiscus adj. over-theoretical, over-abstract, overcomplicated
parforten v. to translate, transfer
parforti n. transfer, translation (action)
parfrichten v. to break, shatter (transitive)
parfuditen v. to rebury
parfuman v. to dig over, turn (soil)
parfusten v. to tie (laces, knot)
pargunnoten v. to recognise, recall
parhusten v. to understand, comprehend
parmaitamun n. gramm. inflexion (class), conjugation (class), declension
parmaitaten v. to change, gramm. inflect, decline, conjugate

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