Arangothek
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Definition
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salk-ua
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to creep or crawl, to sneak, to slip
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sall
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glass (noun - the material)
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sallat
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a bottle; a glass
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salleti
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made of glass
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sallod
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a glazier
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sandr-ua
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to lie down
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sangli
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a horse
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sanglil-ua
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to ride a horse
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sanglinth
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a (horse's) saddle
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sangliod
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a horseman, cavalryman, knight
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sangliodair
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cavalry; order of knights
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sangrire
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murderer
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sangrod
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assassin
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sangrovath
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killing (abstract noun); murder
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sangr-ua
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to kill
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sarde
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a chin
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sark
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ice
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sarkat
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a mirror
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sark-ua
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to shine; to reflect in a mirror
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sarla
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pretty
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sarmapir
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summer
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sarmapirolta
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summery
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sarmat
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a fireplace
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sarmovath
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warmth
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sarm-ua
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to be warm; to warm something
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sarnem
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an eagle
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sarn-ua
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to rub, to polish
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sarpolta
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useful
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sarpovath
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a use for something
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sarp-ua
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to use
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sartat
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a drink
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sart-ua
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to drink
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sast-ua
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to spit
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satsonth
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a mortar and pestle
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sats-ua
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to crush
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seb-
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downwards
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sebett-ua
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to come downwards, descend
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sebiss-ua
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to go downwards, descend
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sedonth
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a bed
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sed-ua
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to be lying down
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selin
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which? (Plural)
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selinmi?
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which ones?
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selinoth
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which, who, that (plural relative pronoun)
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selintha
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who (plural)?
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sembe
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ear
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sembesarde
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earlobe
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sende
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a year
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senderempsat
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a season
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senke
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a knife
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senqui
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sister
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serpovath
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love (noun)
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serp-ua
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to love
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sert-ua
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to swing
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serx
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ten
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sethrod
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teacher, mentor
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sethr-ua
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to teach
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setsessat
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a stew
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sets-ua
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to stew
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si(n)-
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prefix meaning "together"
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sibenkr-ua
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to knock things together, against each other
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sibba
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eight
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sibbasinquo
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"octideb," cross between spider and bee
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sibbax
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an eighth of something
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sibontrat
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a fight
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sibontrovath
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fighting (abstract noun)
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sibontrod
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a warrior
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sibontr-ua
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to fight
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sigire
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a dead person, a disembodied spirit
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sigod
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a dead body, a corpse
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sigovath
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death
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sig-ua
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to die
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sil
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the ocean, sea
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silabor
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a (small) boat
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silad
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a seaman, sailor
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silaltat
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a conference; a council
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silalt-ua
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to confer, convene
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silbranth
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south
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silek
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(1) maritime (2) pronoun: something, silek ul = some
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silgimmo
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(major) river
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silm
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blue
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silmthrax
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sapphire
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silthrog
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a ship
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silthrogal-ua
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to ship
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silolta
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vast, oceanic
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simbra
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war
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simbrod
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a soldier
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simbrodair
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an army
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simbr-ua
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to wage war
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simmat
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a bend
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simmo
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an elbow
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simm-ua
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to bend
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simpe
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salt (from Igmerind simbee)
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simpek
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knowledgable
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simpelta
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salty
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simpovath
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knowledge
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simp-ua
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to know
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sin
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which?
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sindra
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why?
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sinettat
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a meeting, congress, union, etc
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sinett-ua
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to come together, to meet, to convene
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singilgat
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cloth
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singilgire
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a weaver
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singilg-ua
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to knit; to weave
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singrat
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end, conclusion
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singr-ua
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to end, to conclude
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sinim
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clever, smart
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sinim-ua
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to be clever
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sinkonnat
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a gang; a guild, group, society, team
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sinkonn-ua
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to act as a group
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sinme
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together with (preposition)
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sinmi
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what?
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sintha
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who?
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sinoth
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which, who (relative pronoun)
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Arangothek
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Definition
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sinpantrat
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a musical ensemble
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sinpir
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what time? Ben sinpir = when?
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sinquorbat
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a battle
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sinquorb-ua
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to do battle
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sinsartat
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a drinking party
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sinsart-ua
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to participate in a drinking-party
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sinsatsat
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a powder
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sinsats-ua
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to crush with mortar and pestle
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sinsedat
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sex
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sinsedire
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fighting words to any Arangothian speaker Don't use this in polite company
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sinsedod
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prostitute, whore (with a decidedly negative connotation)
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sinsedonth
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brothel
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sinsed-ua
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to lie together
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sinsirat
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a combination
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sinsir-ua
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to combine, to join (several objects)
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sinslekat
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a feast
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sinslek-ua
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to feast
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sinstarat
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a conspiracy
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sinstarod
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a conspirator
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sinstar-ua
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to conspire, to plot
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sinterbi
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a husband
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sintertat
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a mixture, a potion
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sintert-ua
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to mix (usually liquids)
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sintespe
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a wife
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sinthranat
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a bundle
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sinthran-ua
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to tie together; to tie a knot
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sinthrimat
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a scroll
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sinthrim-ua
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to fold or roll up (as a letter or scroll)
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sintittat
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the entertainers as a group; musicians, dancers, etc
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sintittire
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an entertainer
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sintittovath
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entertainment
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sintitt-ua
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to entertain
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sinumpi
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what place? Ben sinumpi = where?
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sinxa
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how?
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sippa
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a heart
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sirgat
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a hug
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sirg-ua
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to hug, to embrace
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sir-ua
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to put
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siss
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alternate spelling of sith
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sith
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big; great; large
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sithaladar
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a boulder
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sitharang
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province
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sithdiggo
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thousand
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sithforonth
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university
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sithgoge
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thumb
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sithire
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governor, regent, palatine, duke
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sithrangel
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duchy, province administered by a sithire
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sithrinna
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granddaughter
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sithrat
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a wedding
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sithrovath
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marriage, matrimony
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sithr-ua
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to marry
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sithuntro
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big toe
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sitr-ua
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to glow
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sisporre
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grandson (=sith+porre) Also gosporre
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skan
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heavy, difficult
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skanat
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weight, burden
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skanethr-ua
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to make difficult, make heavy
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skern-ua
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to pick, to pluck
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skettat
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an opening; a public square
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skett-ua
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to open
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skordat
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curse, bane
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skord-ua
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to curse
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slekonthel
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utensils, cutlery
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slep
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the reason for something
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slek-ua
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to eat
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sletonth
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the blade of a knife, etc
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slet-ua
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to cut
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slifra
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constant, ever
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slifraxa
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always
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slinkat
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a meal
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slink-ua
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to feed someone
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slor
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number
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sloralat
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a counting, a census
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sloral-ua
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to count
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sommat
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pain
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somm-ua
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to hurt, to ache
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sondr-ua
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to be standing
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sonkovath
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a stop
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sonk-ua
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to come to a halt, to stop
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sord-ua
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to stand up
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sork
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round (like a ball)
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sorkat
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an orb or globe; a ball
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soth-ua
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to pull
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sr-
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West Arangothian dialect; see thr-
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stapovath
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a wait
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stap-ua
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to wait
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starat
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a plan
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starko
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a chicken, rooster
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star-ua
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to plan
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stebe
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a leaf, a page, a piece of parchment or paper
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stebel-ua
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to leaf through (a book)
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stebenair
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a book (as opposed to a scroll)
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stetat
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a letter or piece of writing
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stetonth
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a writing tool, a pen
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stetovath
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the act of writing
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stet-ua
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to scratch; to write
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suggat
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a breath
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suggovath
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breathing (noun)
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sugg-ua
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to breathe
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sulk-ua
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to stop (something)
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sulat
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a gift
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sulessast
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a gift
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sulovath
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gift-giving
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sul-ua
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to give
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sunquo
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a spider
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suspat
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a whisper
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susp-ua
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to whisper
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