Tautisca Dictionary
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prodemun n. plan.
prodéten v. put in front / before someone; propose; (refl.) put in front / before oneself; plan, intend.
prodéti n. putting in front / before; planning, proposal.
prodétun n. plan, intention.
profas n. prophet.
proftor n. sire, ancestor, forefather, forebear, progenitor.
proginor n. generation.
proiten v. go by, walk by, pass by.
proiti n. passing, passage.
pronomunin n. pronoun.
pronotaten v. preach, announce.
propator n. family head, clan head.
protar adv. before, earlier.
protar2 prep. before, ago, earlier.
proterus adj. front; previous, preceding, last
protumus adj. foremost, first.
prowitor n. yesteryear, past year, year before
pucca n. chicken, hen
pulla n. girl
pullifa n. pigeon, dove.
puntis n. way, path.
púrun n. wine
rati n. number, amount, total, reckoning, bill, tab.
ratus n. number.
raudus adj. red.
raumus n. river
rebistus adj. gloomy, depressed, brooding
rebor n. gloom (mood), depression, brooding.
rechten v. (intr) extend, stretch, reach; (tr) straighten, direct; rule.
rechtus adj. good
régi n. (royal) court; royal residence / palace; royal domain.
régunca n. princess
réguncus n. prince
réguni n. queen, princess.
réten v. count, reckon, think (opinion).
réti n. counting, reckoning; opinion, view.
réx n. king, prince.
risten v. ride.
risti n. ride, riding.
rotus n. (spoked) wheel.
ruten v. flow
ruti n. flow, current
sal n. salt
saliten v. salt
sam adv. together
sam2 prep. with.
sambatun n. Saturday.
sancus adj. old, ancient
sancutatu n. oldness, age, old age
sandéten v. put together, compose.
sandéti n. composition; poem; literary work.
santa n. (female) saint
santus n. bridge
santus2 n. (male) saint
santus3 adj. holy.
sarpis n. snake, serpent.
saul n. sun.
sauriten v. dry.
saurus adj. dry.
saxinus adj. stone, made of stone.
saxun n. stone
scisten v. cleave, split, tear apart, tear open.
scola n. school
scríften v. write.
sedeten v. sit.
seften v. follow.
seftun adj. seven.
seftundinin n. week.
selínun n. celery.
sémun n. seed.
senuta n. old people, old folk; old age
senutatu n. age, old age.
seputa n. retinue, entourage, court, suite, warriors follwoing a leader.
sesten v. sit (down).
séten v. sow.
séti n. seed, sowing.
sétun n. vinegar.
sídi n. wisdom.
símus n. rope.
sís adj. wise.
sís2 n. wise man, sage.
sítatu n. city, town.
solbeten v. hold, keep.
solca n. fields.
solcus n. furrow
solften v. take, seize.
solten v. pull, draw.
solus adj. healthy.
somus pron. same, self.
sóriten v. See sauriten
sórus adj. See saurus
sos pron. that
spechten v. look (at), watch.
spolten v. tell.
staichus n. step.
staigus n. goad, rod (for prodding), (cattle) prod.
stárus adj. huge, gigantic.
státen v. stand, place onself.
stér n. star
sticha n. path

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