A.
a. prep. to; at. voc. ptc. o.
a dondonèz. adv. crazy, silly; to a ludicrous end.
abacea. f. abbey.
abba. m. abbot; Abba. name. Scandinavian musical group.
abbessa. f. abbess.
abieurar. v1. renounce a heresy; renounce a made oath.
abitar. v1. live, inhabit (obs.).
abu. excl. up with, huzzah for.
ac. conj. and.
aC. Before the Common Era.
accaper. v2. take; take up, take on.
accomodar. v1. fit, accomodate; tailor.
aceds. m. acid.
acel, pron., that there.
àcer. adj. bitter, acrid.
acerch, prep., near.
aci. adv. hither.
acona. f. stone.
acouella. pron. that over yonder.
acouellefers. m. standard bearer.
acoues. f.pl. seas, ocean.
acuth. adj. sharp, witty.
AD. Common Era.
addecker. v2. tell, recite a message; talk to.
adeor. adv. behind, backwards.
adeorar. v1. worship.
adipos. prep. after.
adobuyer. v. rage, roar, make a loud noise.
adoer. v2. don, put on.
ado ke savem. phr. as far as I know.
adorar. v1. worship, adore; venerate.
Adreana. name. Adriana.
adurar. v1. harden.
adventura. f. adventure; trial.
aEC. Before the Common Era.
aeirostació. f. aerostat.
afelech. adj. unhappy.
afelèz. f. sadness.
aferer. v2 irreg. carry, take to.
afermeza gouenereal. f. venereal disease.
afermeza. f. sickness.
afforestar. v1. to create a park or national forest (leg.); plant trees, raise an orchard or arboretum.
agia. f. saint.
agios. m. saint.
agiós. adj. holy.
Agnes. name. Agnes.
agrechula. m. farmhand (arch).
agrós. m. war, strife, fighting, battle (arch).
ai. interjection. ah; well; ay, ow.
aírodroms. m. aerodrome, airport.
aírs. m. air, esp. the lower atmosphere.
aiy. excl. ouch.
ala. f. wing
alarcows. m. swan.
albeors. f. tree.
Albió. f. Scotland.
Albioech. adj. Scottish. c. Scots Gaelic; Scottish person.
alch. adj., indef. pron. somewhat, some, something.
alchom. pron. someone.
alch llog. pron. someplace.
alchyn choz meiyoer. f. something better.
alcouant. pron. several, some, a certain number.
alexs. m. elk.
alla. adv. thither.
alley. adv. onward; huzzah.
alliger. v2. join, tie, fasten; pin.
Almá. f. Germany.
alodea. f. lark; any sweetvoiced songbird.
aloza. f. lark.
alt. adj. steep, sharply angled; upper.
altais. pron., adj. like, similar, like to.
altement. adv. high.
althèz. f. height.
altoer. m.adj., pron. other.
altós. adj. high.
altra. f.adj., pron. other.
alumno. adj. foster.
am. prep. around, about, nearly.
amanz. c. lover, beloved; gay partner.
amar. v1. love (poet.); prep. around; to, towards, on to.
ámar. adj. bitter; pungent, spicy; sweet, esp. bitter-sweet; n. smelling salts.
amarckimi. excl. woe is me!
amath. adj. evil.
amatis. m. evil.
amb chez. adv., prep. all around.
amb. adv., prep. about, around.
ambilucer. v2. shine through, transilumine.
ambilumener. v2. give light to.
ambisaltar. v1. leap about.
ambiserrar. v1. cut around.
ambó. f. whipped butter [Arm. amman]
ambó-y-gooba. f. peanut butter [Amer. < Angolese nguba].
amercieir. v3. inflict a financial penalty or judgement.
amerciement. f. financial penalty.
amlar. v1. walk [MK ammlar; MBr. amblar].
ammortow. adj. immortal.
ammortows. c. immortal being.
ammyxs. f. fish.
amorzer. v2. gnaw on.
ampoels. m. bottle.
amponer. v2. encompass.
ampryddents. f. rash [Br.]
amur. m. love (poet, arch).
An Duv. m. 1805, the Black Year.
an. m. year.
ana. f. duck.
Anagantios. m. February (legal).
anarchía. f. anarchy.
anarchista. c. anarchist.
ancasoes. adj. unsought.
Ancgauw. m. Anjou (legal, Fr.)
ancoreg. m. salmon.
andevismès. f. atheism.
andevista. c. atheist.
andomoes. adj. wild, untamed.
andrext. adj. incorrect.
anella. f. ring.
Anewendunó. m. Heaven (Pagan esp.) [Arm. annwn].
anexs. m. kind of fish.
Angeolès. m. the Angelus.
angeols. c. [ils angeoil] messenger (rel.); angel.
angloparladeors. c. English speaker.
angouer. adj. untrue.
angoueritats. f. falsehood, untruth.
angwoddifs. f. intolerance [Br.].
anils. m. tab.
anis. m. drake. f. goose.
Anjouw. m. Anjou (Fr.)
anonciemants. f. announcement.
anonsiar. v1. announce.
anostethack. adj. agnostic.
anostismès. f. agnosticism.
anouls. m. torc, neck ring.
anque. conj., adv. before that.
ante. prep. before, in front of.
anticuarió. f. ancientry.
anticuós. adj. ancient, antique.
aons. m. year.
aouzieus. excl. good bye.
aP. before the Present.
aparer. v2. appear.
apáthea. f. apathy.
apatheísmes. f. apatheism.
apo(z). prep. up to [a + poz].
apostoulos. m. apostle (rel.).
apoystar-si. v1. lean, rest on.
appersexer. v2. come after, chase.
appropencker. v2. approach.
aprer. v2. open.
Aprils. m. April (common, standard).
ar vrente. prep. before (a magistrate, etc.).
ar(e), prep., pvb. to, at, on, onto; with -ès noun, nearly.
ara. f. movable altar.
arboels. m. tree.
arcra. f. [ils arpuroer] arch.
ardever. v2. burn, incinerate.
ardh. adj. high (arch).
ardhea. f. heron (arch).
areola. f. areola (med).
arependis. m. half acre.
arews. m. bronze.
arfluer. v2. flow.
Argeonroda. name. Arianhrod.
argeontès. adj. silvery.
argeonts. f. silver.
argoer. prep. above, over.
argrechula. m. farmhand.
argrós. m. war, strife, fighting, battle.
armada l’ amur. f. red light district; brothel; any group of prostitutes.
armada. f. fleet, navy.
Armoreck. n.c., adj. Armorican.
arponer. v2. become.
arregener. v2 irreg. be high born (poet) [arz + are + gener].
arspetter. v2. peer at.
arteckeir. c. artisan, craftsman.
arthea. f. heron.
artió. f. shebear.
arts. m. bear. f. [y h-art (p)] art, skill.
Arts. m. Arthur.
artys. m. bear.
arvadacarva. v.indecl. vanish!
arz. adj. tall, high.
arzea. f. heron.
ascazer. v2. fall down.
ascazes. adj. toppled, fallen.
ascender. v2. ascend, rise.
assegrar. v1. assure.
assegrar-si. v1. make sure, assure oneself of.
asseieir. v3. meet in conclave.
asseouirter2. adv. upwards.
asset. adv. enough.
assis. f. an ad hoc legislative meeting.
assorver. v2. absorb.
assumer. v2. rise; take on.
asta. f. spear.
astut. adj. astute, sharp.
attenció. excl. warning, attention.
attrayer. v2. pick up, get; lead.
attroupar-si. v1. discover, find.
Aualló. place. Avalon.
auforer. conj. that is, which is to say.
Augustus. m. August (common, standard).
aur. adv. now.
aur. adv. now [Br.].
avanceir. v3. advance.
avant. prep., adv. onward.
avena. f. strap, sling.
aventurar. v1. go adventuring; go on safari.
aver. v2 irreg. have; there is.
avitar. v1. live, inhabit.
avracadavra. v.indecl. appear! [dial.]
avracazavra. f. abracadabra. [dial.]
awencir. v3 irreg. bind, tie.
awend. m. uncle (generic) [Arm. awen].
awes. f. bird.
awnis. m. year.
awra. f. aura, atmosphere.
axtinea. f. hedge, bush.
ay. interjection. ah; well.
aydath. excl. help.
ayels. m. ale.
ayls. m. garlick
ays awns mult. phrase. there are many years since.
ays ces ores. phrase. it’s been a while since.
azonck. adv. then, thereafter.
azor. adv. now.
a’ or. adv. now.
B.
baccalaris. m. staff; bachellor’s degree.
bacciar. v1. dance or prance about.
backació. f. revelling, feasting.
badnacró. m. low stone wall; enclosed field.
baills. m. danse.
balada. f. ballad.
ballió. m. white horse.
balló. m. ball (plaything).
bals. m. danse; ball (plaything).
bana le Noan. f. Noah’s Bane (flood).
bana. c. [y vanon] child. f. bane.
banafius. c. little tyke.
banceors. m. gunwhale [Arm. bancor].
banda. f. strip, band, stripe.
banllows. m. gorse, furze, whin.
Banuws. name. Banav.
baorcouezs. f. kite [Arm. barchwd].
baptisar. v1. baptise.
barba. f. [y varbàn] beard; f.du. sidedburns.
barbadeors. m. barber.
barda. f. bard.
bardockuwchoels. m. cassock, bardic toga, bardic robes.
cenchoels. m. room.
bardocucullos. m. bardic robes (arch).
bards. m. bard, poet.
Barduena. name. Bardwine.
Barduens. name. Bardwine.
barges. m. coarse bread.
barilith. f. clarinet barrel.
bas. adj. low.
baseols. m. basil.
basès. f. lowbrow activity, banal, base; adj. base, low.
bassó. m. bassoon.
baylis. m. possession, territory.
Beccioluccota. name. Bagilucet.
beck. adj. small, little.
marbeck. adj. too small, too little.
becko. adv. little.
bednwenets. f. welcome.
begis. m. bumble bee.
bel. adj. pretty, nice, good.
belendió. f. henbane.
Belgeow. name. Kingdom Belgeow.
Bellenos. m. a Kerno god.
bellets. m. tree.
belliccós. adj. warlike.
bels. adj. beautiful.
Beltenos. month. May (official).
ben. adv. well.
bendecker. bless; say good of.
bendició. f. [y vendicien] benediction.
bendit. adj. grand, smashing (prov.).
benechèz. f. largesse, generosity
beodarcks. m. bodarck; any strong flexible wood [Amer.].
beofs. m. raw beef.
Berenacks. place. Bernicia, an ancient Romano-British realm.
berreck. f. fine wool, delicate wool.
bess. m. kiss.
bethès. f. world, universe.
bethisèz. f. world (esp. political or cultural).
bethula. f. birch.
betisèz. f. world (esp. political or cultural).
beveoir. v3. drink.
beveors. m. beaver.
bever. v2. drink (arch).
bicco. m. tadge, wee but, drap o.
billets. m. ticket, cash, banknote; restaurant check, receipt.
biló. f. tree.
bils. m. border, edge.
binió. f. small bagpipe.
bino. num. two.
bitumens. m. bitumen.
blanck. adj. white.
bledens. m. wolf.
bodeowixteors. m. victor; conqueror.
bodeows. m. victory.
bodinèz. f. mercenaries.
bodinó. f. band of soldiers.
Bodmin. place. town of Bodmin.
boeifs. m. oxmeat.
boeivagès. f. oxroast.
bolga, f. sack.
bombardis. m. bombarde.
bombeck. m. silk.
bon voiage. phrase. farewell.
bon. adj. good, bonny.
bondats. f. moral goodness.
bondons. m. goody.
bongo [y vongow]. m. dip, pothole; ditch, fosse; bozo (polit.).
boninon. c. good for naught.
Bonnawenna. name. Bondwen.
bonneth. f. bell joint of a bassoon or ophicleide.
bos. f. cow.
Boscawen Un. f. town of Boscawen Un.
bouar il Taranis. m. thunder.
bouar. v1. shout, holler.
bouilleir. v3. boil.
boun zies. phrase. good day.
boun. adj. good, bonny.
boureol. m.pl. coarse wool leggings.
bourlesckar. v1. make fun of.
bousins. m. bugle, primitive trumpet.
bouther l’ argeonte. v2 phrase. save money.
bouther. v2. put; push.
bowga. f. bag, sack.
box l’ arck. m. yew (poet); any strong flexible bow wood.
boxis. m. wood, forest.
boziows. f. crow.
bozows. m. raven.
brabar. v1. bray, make rude noises.
brackis. m. [la bracca, du] arm, branch.
Brannos. name. Bran.
brathoer peitrun. m. uncle on the father’s side.
brathoer. m. brother.
bratoer. m. brother (arch).
Breaseils. m. Brasil.
brefitay. f. shortness, brevity (as of a time).
breics. m. [y vreich] britches, trews, breeks, trousers.
Breoch. adj. Breton.
Breockis. m. Breton dialect; Breton person.
Breotheoneck. m. Bretons.
Bretadnecca (lengua). f. Kerno language.
Bretheonderra. f. British lands in France.
brethes [y vrezem]. c. judge.
brew. adj. short, brief.
brewtat. f. shortness (as of stature).
breyf. adj. nice, fine; lovely of things or places.
breyfs. f. pretty lass.
brezem(ó). n.c. druidic arbitrator.
brezmació. f. druidic arbitration.
Brezó. f. Brittany.
bricka. f.du. breeks, trews, pants.
briga. f. hill, breast.
bril. neg. ptc., adv. not [with verbs of mental activities].
brillá. f. ray of light.
brillar. v1. shine brightly.
brilliant. adj. brilliant.
Brizió. m. Briton.
brockys. m. badger; a kind of plant.
brouckla. f. forest [O.C. brougilos]
broyá f. native land.
broys. m. district, country, lands about.
bruma. f. fog.
Brydendunon. place. Dyn Brethon (Dumbarton); anc. capital of Votadinea.
bucca. f. [y vyck] mouth; cheek.
buccatós. adj. loud, strident.
buchoels claes. m. keyed bugle.
buchoels. m. bugle.
bucinith. f. bocal of a bassoon or ophicleide.
bulgear (a alchom). v1. screw someone (coll.).
bulgear. v1. bugger.
Bureau lor nCant. m. Language Board.
butheors. m. butter.
buyer. v2. shout, yell.
C.
cabar. v1. whip, flog.
cabels. f. hair, locks, braids.
caber. v2. take.
cader. v2. fall [learned].
caire. v3. fall (as of a country or king) [O.Pr. caire].
calath. f. fortress [Ar. qalat]
caldment. adv. warmly, hotly.
calechs. m. [la calega (du)], heel.
calega. f. boot.
calella. f. sandal, open shoe.
caleors. m. heat, warmth.
calewcks. m. wild horse.
calez. adj. hot.
calidèz. f. heat.
caliomaris. m. horse hoof.
caliz. m. chalice.
calleys. m. shoe; sandal.
calumella. f. chalumeau.
calys. m. hoof.
Camaz. place name. Camath.
cambia. f. change, small denomination coins.
cambió. f. thigh.
cambis. m. leg.
cambla. f. duchess.
Camblodunó. place name. Camlan.
camessa. f. shirt, tunic.
camouils. m. realm, kingdom, holding.
campanea. f. bell tower.
camps. m. sports field, open space for a game, game board.
camuls. m. duke; realm, kingdom, holding.
canafs. m. pet.
canastys. c. basket.
cancells. m. [y chanceoil] lattice.
Cancelurs. m. Chancellor.
cancer. m. cancer.
canció. f. tune, song.
cand. prep., pvb. [+ vowel], in conjunction with; along with.
candla. f. [y chandeoil] candle.
canechets. m. plough.
canells. m. cinamon.
canina. f. wild onion.
canis. c. dog.
cannouella. f. cannula.
canquen. adv. although.
cant. adv. when; how much, how many.
canta. f. song; oral history.
cantar. v1. sing, chant; recite poetry; recite oral histories, etc.
cantar-le (a-z-yn persèn + infin.). v1. consider someone a certain trait.
cantels. m. decanter, flask.
canti. prep., pvb. [+ con], along with.
canticun. prep., pvb. intens. with, within, at the side of; paired with.
cantina. f. work chanty.
cantió. f. tyre, rim, edge.
Cantlos. m. October (legal).
cantó. m. sung prayer, chant.
cants. m. language, dialect.
capeors. m. hegoat (obs. spelling).
caper. v2. catch, snag, take.
capetar. v1. begin, start.
capieors. c. policeman, copper.
capra. f. goat (obs. spelling).
captar. v1. capture, sieze.
Carataccos. name. Caradoc.
caratar. v1. be friendly.
carathecka. f. friend, beloved.
caratheckes. m. friend, beloved.
caratheckèz. f. friendship.
carcats. c. sheep.
carcros. m. [y charcreor] gaol.
cardenals. m. cardinal.
carendo. c. lover.
carent. c. lover.
carer. v2. love; -si be in love.
carfs. m. stag, hart.
carín. c. friend, mate, love.
carinitar. v1. wheel about; rush or careen.
carió. f. crane (bird); wildfowl meat.
caró. f. meat, flesh.
carrar. v1. load a vehicle.
carsél. m. gaol.
carta. f. letter, missive.
cas. m. [y cies] cheese.
Cas-llo-Chominyw. f. House of Commons.
Cas-llo-Dhonyw. f. House of Lords.
casar. v1. seek, look into; order at a restaurant or market.
cascun. adj., pron. each, every.
cascyn. adj., pron. each, every.
casecko. f. waterfall, cascade.
casila. f. house; cottage; humble abode.
casina. f. outhouse.
cassa la paroche. f. parish house.
cassa. f.du. cheeses (col.).
cassa. f. house; chace, hunt.
cassar. v1. hunt.
cassateors. m. hunter.
casseyns. m. oak wood; oak tree. adj. oak; wooden.
cassió. f. hunt.
cassó. f. wood; oak wood.
casstuer. v2. irreg. stuff and roast.
castells. m. [y chasteoil] castle.
casteor. m. campsite.
castra. f. walled city; city; castle, fortress; camp.
castre. m. var. of castra. [rare]
Castregeoury. m. Georgetown (SLC).
Castrel Lug. f. Castreleon.
Castrel Lleuyw. f. Castreleon.
Castreyden. place. Caer Eiden, Carridon on the Forth in Falkirk.
castuer. v2. irreg. stuff and roast.
cataracktes. f. cataract (med.).
caténa. f. chain.
Cathaia. f. Cathay, China.
cathedra. f. high seat (rel.).
cathó. f. chain.
cathows. m. battle, fighting, brawl.
cathuouisecks. m. duke.
cató. f. stream head.
cats. m. tomcat, cat.
catta. f. she cat. [rare]
caumells. m. chalumeau.
cavels. m. lock of hair.
caveors. m. goat.
cavonys. m. draught horse.
cawalys. m. cavalry horse.
cawdró. f. cooking pot, cauldron.
cawsi. conj., adv. as if.
cawvands. m. owl.
cawzacks. m. haddock.
caxa. f. travel trunk, chest.
cayó. m. quay.
caza. adv. according to (lit.).
cazer. v2. fall.
ce, ces. indef. pron., indef. art. this, that, some.
ceck. adj. blind.
cecoueir. pron. whatever, any.
ceder. f. ceder.
cella. f. [y cheil] cell, dormitory.
cels. m. sky; heaven (rel.).
cements. m. cement.
cena. f. feast, dinner, meat (fig.).
cenar. v1. feast.
cequen. pron. whoever.
cera. f.coll. wax.
cercam. adj., adv. supl. next.
cerck. adj., adv. comp. near, nigh.
cerowzanys. m. rowan tree, rowan wood.
cerveisa. f. beer.
cest. indef. pron. this.
ce tempós. adv. once, that time.
cews. f. breed of cattle.
cez-y. pron., adj. some (emph., iron.).
chadneyler. v2. come to orgasm (slang) [Arm. achanael].
champs. m. military training field, parade ground
chantar. v1. chant, incant.
chapeus. m. side chapel.
chares. adj. beloved (p.p.).
chargeoar. v1. load or ready a weapon.
chats-caleyes. m. puss-in-boots.
chaues. m.pl. dress shoes.
chaumis. f. shawm.
chawmez. m. chalumeau.
cheistif. c. captive, prisoner [AN chaistif].
cheistir. v3. capture, arrest.
cherickès. f. heather, gorse, any scrubby meadow weed.
chermá. c. brother, sister; cousin; any relative; friend; fellow Kernowman.
Chervaneck. Jervian language.
Cherveind. Jervan.
cheudnlanafs. m. high tide [Arm. cewndlaw].
chevaliers. m. knight.
chevembrois. m. tide line [Arm. cevembro].
cheymouack. f. lobster.
chez. prep. at, on; empty preposition.
choz. pron. something [O.Fr. chose].
cia. exclam. shite!
ciampingnó. m. kind of mushroom.
ciampinyá. f. kind of mushroom.
ciapiteors. m. chapter, section.
ciarma. f. charm, incantation; sexual charm, esp. the breasts.
cierisa. f. cherry; tit.
cies. m. [y cies] cheese.
cieurgeourea. f. surgery, operation.
cieurgeoureancea. f. surgeoncy.
cieurgeoureans. c. surgeon.
cigareth. f. cigarette.
cigarillès. f. medium length, very thin cigar (pantella).
cigarillo. m. a small cigarette.
ciné. f. coll. cinema.
cinemadroms. m. cinemadrome, cinematic theatre.
cista. f. treasure.
ciwtats. m. city, town.
cladimora. f. great sword [Sc.G. claidheamhor].
cladna. f. horde, gaggle, bunch, mob.
cladnedó. m. the masses, mob, people.
cladnypleint. f. family, clann.
clamació. f. clamour.
clamar. v1. call out, shout.
clarionets. f. clarinet.
clazimoris. m. great sword.
cleuws. m. key (mus.).
click. neg. ptc., adv. not [with verbs of mental activities].
clicq. neg. ptc., adv. not [with verbs of mental activities].
cliper. v2. click.
clozer. v. irreg. close.
co lewoer. phrase. in abundance, go leor.
co(n). prep., pvb. with; onto.
cobarlar. v1. discuss.
cocheols. m. testicle.
cocioseir. v3. decide, choose.
cocuna. f. kitchen.
coda. f. coda (mus.); ponytail.
codès. m. tail.
coeaills. m. [y choeaoil] jelly; slime.
coeuwcita. f. [y choeuwcit] cushion for a bishop’s mitre or other religious object.
coeuwtells. m. [y choeuwteoil] knife.
cofacer. v2. finish, end, accomplish.
cofecher. v2. complete a task, do up completely; c. con alchyn. get on with the task of.
coistar. v1. irreg. agree with, stand with.
colena. f. holly.
colens. m. holly sprig.
colicouefacer. v2. liquefy, blend to a pulp, melt.
colla. f. spool.
colleccer. v2. gather together.
colliger. v2. gather, collect (learned).
collis. f. spool.
collocar. v1. locate, place.
colluma. f. column (learned).
colma. f. [y cholmes] column.
colocouer. v2. talk to one’s self.
colodació. f. praise.
colodar. v1. praise.
cols. f. spool of thread; m. neck.
colteors. f. knife.
colurs. m. [y choluroer] colour, hue.
com yn rege. phrase. liberally, fully; on the ball.
com. adv. as, like.
comardever. v2. burn ardently.
Comborea. name f. Cambria.
combosses. adj. together.
comedher. v2. dine, eat (arch).
comezer. v2. eat, dine; devour.
commandar. v1. order, command.
commatró. f. mother-in-law.
commico. prep. with me.
commisser. v2. mix, mingle.
commover. v2. affect or move emotionally.
compiuwzeor. c. accountant.
componer. v2. put together.
comprar. v1. buy, purchase.
compredner. v2. understand.
comprensió. f. understanding.
comprometer. v2. promise.
compromisses. m. promise, oath.
compruiner. v2. understand.
compruinsió. f. understanding.
comprwner. v2. understand (arch.).
Comrows. c. Briton, fellow Roman.
comtextar. v1. weave.
común. adj. common, usual (v. usual).
comunitats. f. community, parish.
Conaxet. f. Conaght (Irish prov.).
concants. m. conlang.
concants. m. constructed language.
concezer. v2. allow, let.
condeck. m. weave.
condgoueancheir. v3. cuddle, curl up.
condoferer. v2. irreg. to accompany.
condorcer. v2. contort, twist, writhe.
condorcker. v2. twist about, writhe (learned).
condremmer. v2. tremble.
cónea. f. coney (English burlesque).
conechoelys. m. rabbit.
conesser. v2. coexist, be integral, consubstantiate.
confablar. v1. make up a story.
confusió. f. confusion.
congregar. v1. herd.
conífera. f. conifer (sci.).
conlangeors. c. inventor of languages.
connuber. v2. irreg. marry, take as a spouse.
connubès. f. married woman.
connubió. m., adj. married man; married.
consels. m. counsel, advice.
consonantes. m. consonant.
consoneible. adj. tunable.
consoner. v2. tune a musical instrument; sound together.
contae. m. county (dial) [Ir.G.] .
contaminar. v1. contaminate.
contats. m. county.
contemts. m. contempt.
contents. m. content.
contezió. f. national census.
contrastatheors. c. plaintiff’s counsel.
contremer. v2. tremble.
contrerhespons. m. answer, response; rebuttal.
contrerhesponsar. v1. answer, respond; rebutt.
convibrar. v1. vibrate, shake.
cooie! exclam. ho boy!, wow! (Amer.)
copatró. m. father-in-law.
côposts. m. compound, mixture.
coppa. f. cup.
corbió. f. [D.] crow.
corda. f. coil of cord, twine or rope.
cords. m. length of cord, twine or rope.
cords. m. heart.
corledneir-si. v3. engage in perisexual activity; get to second base; go on an Arvorec date (sl.) [Ar. gorlywn].
cornets pistonoes. m. valved cornet (arch).
cornets. m. keyed cornet; now, valved cornet.
cornows le post. m. posthorn.
cornows la casse. m. hunting horn.
cornows. f. horn.
cornusaisses. m. saxhorn.
corpus l' oatès. f. upper joint of a clarinet, oboe or flute.
corpus l' basès. f. lower joint of a clarinet, oboe or flute.
corpus. f. [y chorpuroer] body, corpse.
cors. f. [y chordet] heart.
corter. v2. shear, shave.
corthès. f. shortness, brevity.
corts. c. heart.
corun. m. medium cigar size [Sp. corona].
coruna. f. crown, wreath.
corzcaver. v2. take to heart, accept, believe.
cosa. f. thing, item, object.
cosá. f. kitchen.
cosca. f. [la cosca, du.; y choisk, pl.] hip.
coser. v2. cook.
coservar. v1. save, preserve.
cosicun. prep. pron. with him.
cosmodroms. m. cosmodrome.
cosmonauta. c. cosmonaut, spaceman.
cosmonawta. m. cosmonaut.
cosser. v2. irreg. sew.
costar. v1. stand with, stand by one.
costrouenda. f. construction, building.
costrouir. v3. build, construct.
costudó. f. custom.
coualitats. f. quality.
couándo. adv. when.
couantitats. f. quantity.
couech. neg. adv. not a peep [with verbs of speech or sound].
coueggeors. m. half crown (coin).
coueyels. m. mine shaft.
couémb. adj. dear; c. di, fond of.
couempoer-y-cars. m. thingumy-bob.
couempoer-y-mabs. m. buckoe-me-lad.
coueomo. adv. as, like.
couerimonder. v2. argue.
couerimoniurs. c. arguer, disputer.
couinir. v3. come, arrive (dial.).
couintheck. num. fifteen.
couisíns l’ basès. m. bas cuisine.
couisíns l’ oatès. m. haut cuisine.
couisíns. m. cookery style; cuisine.
colfa. f. stroke (as of a pen), bold movement.
cocier. m. feast [Ir. G.].
conseiencea. f. conscience.
coulff. neg. adv. not (w/ verbs of striking or slaying) [Br. colff].
couló. m. bum, arse (slang).
couma. f. valley.
counows. m. wedge.
couomo. adv. as, like.
couotidièn. adj. everyday, common, daily.
coupa. f. cup.
courantès. f. healer; shaman; country witch.
courtès. f. courtesy; adj. courteous.
couthina. f. scratch.
covosco. prep. with you.
cowelès. f. [y phedncoweol] cowl.
cowitats. f. cavity, opening.
cows. adj. cavernous, empty.
cran. neg. ptc., adv. not [idea of diminution]
cranga. f. peak [Ir. G. crag].
cranegs. m. crab [Arm. crang].
crava. f. gravel.
cravedys. m. meditation, prayer.
cravina. f. dust.
Cravithyck. f. Paganism, esp. Celtic Paganism.
crayma. f. creme.
crear. v1. create, fashion.
credher. v2. believe.
Creracarvow. name. Carocerf.
crès. c. guy (term of address) [Br.].
cresser. v2. grow, increase.
crether. v2. believe.
crewmbands. m. sickle.
crimpez. f. jelly confection, donought.
croums. m. fixed altar.
crousques. f. [y chrysck] cross.
crouta. f. small harp; fiddle.
crouts. m. bardic harp.
crowzys. f. crwth, harp, fiddle (poet).
crozow. m. dowry, wedding gift.
cruoergear. v1. fart.
crutheltats. f. cruelty.
cualitats. f. quality.
cubichoels. m. apartment, suite; chamber, bedroom.
cueck. neg. ptc., adv. not a peep [with verbs of sound or speech].
cuempoer-y-cars. m. mechanical device.
cuerimoniurs. m. arguer.
cuerzruiz. c. Crevithick bishop; Pagan hierarch.
cueynts. m. cunt (slang).
cuisinar. v1. cook; heat on the stove.
culósa. f. butt joint of a bassoon or ophicleide.
cunió. f. hound.
Cunobellend. m. Hound of Bellenos.
cuomo te vays. coll. phrase. how’s it going.
Cuonatacca. name. Connedack.
Cuonedusius. name. Conneduz.
Cuoneglassus. name. Cunneglaz.
cupeors. c. copper.
cupez. adj. seeking, desirous.
curar. v1. cure; heal.
currea. f. curry.
currer. v2. irreg. run.
curri-dde-fritoes. f. curry-n-chips.
curs. m. course, track.
custumba. f. custom (as in a shop).
Cutios. m. April (legal).
cwmma. f. valley.
cwn. prep., pvb. with.
cy. c. dog.
cyntheck. num. fifteen.
