D.
da. prep. to, at (possession) (prov.); up to.
da-h-enoundar. put to sea.
daccodeverès. f. good deed, karma enhancing deed.
dack. adj. good.
dado. m. dad, daddy.
dagadaonea. f. good madam, mistress.
dagovarró. m. good sir, master.
dalancer. v. cast dice.
dama. f. dame, gal.
dams. m. ox.
Danó. name. Donna, Danu.
dansar. v. dance.
dansar-si soer y gouhentes. v1. be hanged, “dance upon the air”.
daonea Armoretheck. f. prostitute.
Daonea Armoreck. f. prostitute, hooker.
daonea. f. lady, ladyship.
dar y h-orells. v1. listen.
dar. v. irreg. give.
dassels. m. tassel.
dats. m.pl. dice.
daw. num. two.
dawnea. f. mistress, lady.
dawnis. m. master, sir.
de rhen. phrase. it’s nothing, you’re welcome.
de. prep. from.
deacona. c. deacon.
deamlar. v. saunter.
decaber. v. take down, retreive.
decantar. v. pour out, sing out.
deck. num. ten.
decker. v. irreg. say, speak.
declinació. f. declension (gram.).
decurar. v. relieve pain; ease.
definició. f. definition.
definir. v3. define.
defodd. f. Pagan religious rite [Brith. defodd < Arm. devod].
defugeoir. v. flee.
defuger. v. irreg. flee, run away.
degetter. v2. slough off.
degouader. v. go down.
dejiyouns. m. breakfast.
delencuont. adj. delinquent.
demandar. v1. demand, require.
demi. prefix. half, semi, demi.
demivoweils. m. semivowel (gram.).
demorder. v2. bite off; rip away.
denars. m. denarius, penny, abbr.: d.
dendrasmeter. v2. transmit.
denew. adv. again, anew.
di c’ manerès. adv. likewise, in the same manner.
denter. prep. inside (di + enteir).
dentis. m. tooth.
dentrar. v1. enter.
deochlar. v. ogle; gaze intently at.
deonde. adv. where.
depeler. v. irreg. drive on mercilessly.
deponer. v. irreg. put aside, set aside; put away; remove; put into.
depossi. prep. hereafter.
deppoulsar. v. knock.
deprewar. v. deprive.
depromar. v1. eat rapidly (coll) [Arm. debra].
deraper. v. steal; take by force.
derider. irreg. burlesque, make fun of.
desacar. v1. strain, remove.
desaccar. v. pull out; remove.
desaforestar. v. make public land private.
desalar. v. sprinkle.
desaltar. v. leap to.
desamb. prep. from amongst.
desaparar. v. dissapear, vanish.
deseccar. v. dessicate, dry out.
desgeoetter. v2. throw away.
despednsar. v. pour out.
despextar. v1. look down on.
desplacer. v. displease.
dessacar. v. cut off; forcibly remove.
dessangouer al morte. v. bleed to death (melodramatic).
dessangouer. v. bleed to death; bleed out.
desserts. m. desert.
destar. v. park a vehicle, tether a horse.
destoer. adj. right.
destra. f.du. (the) right side, the right.
destra. f. the right hand.
detener. v. irreg. hold back, take away, remove.
detrager. v. take away, remove, enlist, impress into service.
detrayar. v. quaff.
detrayer. v. take out (of/from), remove, pull out.
deua. f. goddess.
deus. m. god.
deuteors. c. debtor.
deutey. f. duty [NFr. duete].
deuts. m. debt.
deuzenockes. f.pl. the twelve days of Christmas.
Deva Epona. Epona, goddess of horses (rel.).
Deva l’ Yspiritus Santa. the Holy Ghost (rel.).
dever. v. should, ought.
dever feaire-li (li alchyn). v2. should treat (someone).
dever-le. v. must needs, have to.
deveres. m. deeds; mission (rel.).
devin. adj. divine.
devismès. f. theism.
devista. c. theist.
dewader. v. go down.
Dewrow. place name. Kingdom Durow.
dews. m. god.
Dewus il Pazeors. God the Father (rel.).
Dewus il Mapos. God the Son (rel.).
Deyavouls. m. the Devil (rel.).
deyts. m. finger; toe.
Dho Ayus. m.pl. cattle raid story; archaic legend.
di l' eyeir. yesterday
di le wenoer. Friday
di le mart. Tuesday
di le ju. Thursday
di le merchoer. Wednesday
di le sol. Sunday
di le lun. Monday
di enteir. adv. totally (usu. d’ enteir).
di le satorun. Saturday
di corthès. adv. at brevity, shortly.
di long. adv. at length.
di solèz. adj. single, alone.
di. m. day, in combination:
di. prep. from, of.
dia. m. day.
diagnosis. f. diagnosis.
diamanz. m. diamond.
diarchía. f. dyarchy.
diarchista. f. dyarchist.
dicker. v. irreg. say, speak.
dieos. m. god.
dies. m. day.
difautès. f. default.
diferencea. f. difference.
digouerter. v. amuse.
dimanz. adv. tomorrow.
dimeter. v. send away; forgive (arch.)
dinió. m. braggart; drunken sailour [Arm. dyn].
diocesis. f. diocese.
dipos. adv. after.
direcció. f. direction, instruction.
dirigeovils. f. airship.
dirummer. v2. break apart, scatter.
disaltar. v1. leap down, jump off of.
disckeir. v3. study, learn.
discks. m. [y dhisckuroer] disk.
disputant. c. arguer, disputer.
distar (di). v. be far away; stands apart from; is distant from.
dividir. v. divide.
divona. f. sacred spring or well; source.
diwers. adj. divers.
dixtcieoneirs. m. dictionary.
diznier. v2. dine [O.Fr. disner].
do altais. adj. like to, similar to.
do. prep. up to; to, at (possession).
doaccazer-li. v. to fall to one, is up to something.
doagrer. v2. attack, bring the fight to.
doardicar. v. rise high, grow tall.
doawnea. f. lady, mistress.
docathuer. v2. attack.
docien. num. twelve, dozen.
doclamar. v. call to, summon.
docliper l’ ortien do alchyn. v2. click the thumb at someone.
dococieir. v3. mug, rob. [Eng. cosh]
docteors. c. scholar; student; researcher, scientist.
dodecker. v. deliver a sermon.
doencoeailler. v2. make slimy.
doengelar. v1. freeze; cool down.
doenlecker. v2. read into, over-read.
doenmiz. adv. amidst.
doenpuhoeir. v3. enable, urge.
doenterrancea. f. landing (as of an airship), disembarquing.
doenterrear. v1. land, disembarque.
doesser. v. fall to.
doessoner. v2. ring out, peal.
dofar. v. command, insist; say to.
doferer. v. irreg. bring to; carry towards; accompany; court.
dogener. v2.irreg. be born to.
dogoencheir-si. v.refl. turn left, go to the left.
dogouither. v. examine.
dois vuckes la tenget. adv. with tongue in cheek.
dolamá. f. robe (esp. academic, judicial, etc).
dolathes. adj. booty; rubbish.
doler (a alchyn). v. to pain, hurt.
doma. f. [< Engl.] doom.
domar. v. tame.
domió. f. house.
domnéa. f. great lady; lady.
domnós. m. great lord; lord.
domonirse a(z). v. go up to a place, approach
don. m. lord, lordship.
dona. f. gift.
donació. f. donation, gift.
donar lla mbenwenedh. v. extend a welcome.
donar. v. give, offer.
donckow. adj. crazy, wonky.
dond. adv. yet.
dondanis. m. dondanne.
dondoliar-si. v. be surprised (to be put in the barrel).
dondon. adj. stupid.
dondonèz. f. stupidity, silliness.
dondonis. m. dummy, stupid person.
dondponer ym mistarista. v. completely misunderstand (to be put to a mixup).
dongenar. v. dress, put on.
donió. m. gift.
dóns. m. lord, master.
doplacer. v. be pleaseing to; find fitting.
doponer la mona do la freonte. v2. put the palm to the forehead.
doponer lâ pluma. v. write.
doponer y chornow do alchyn. v2. put the horns to someone.
doponer li naz. v2. sniff.
doponer y xornowes. v. curse (put the horns to).
doponer lê deyte. v. point to, indicate.
doponer la calega. v. step on; crush.
doponer y rhammes. v. row.
doponer. v. irreg. spread about; give over; show off; put to.
doponer-el lis solyes. v. kick, lit. put it to the boots.
doprover en devoeir. v2. make a serious attempt; give it the old college try.
doprover. v. try, attempt.
dormir. v. sleep.
dors. m. back, backside.
dorus. m. door.
dosaltar. v. leap upon; ambush.
dotener. v. have or hold a belief; adhere to a doctrine.
dotener. v2. extend, hold out to.
douccos. m. political agitator; an agitator of any sort.
doucissa. f. duchess (English).
douckis. duke (English).
doulyphin. f. pine needle.
douwir. v3. lead a troop (as of ancient warriors) [O.Pr. düir].
douzió gwentoes. f. dulcian.
douzió. f. dulcimer.
dowedher. v. irreg. gape or stare with amazement.
Dredruith. f. Redruth, signifying Druid town.
drewck. adj. bad, ill.
drewges. c. dwarf, gnome.
drext. adj. right, correct, proper.
drezes. f. blackberry.
druccodeverès. f. evil deed, karma diminishing deed.
drueds. c. priest, lawyer; druid.
drus. c. elf, sprite, Fairy [
dubió. f. darkness; blackness.
ducer. v2. lead.
ducouar-si. v. mount (horse, bicycle, etc).
dufs. m. black.
dulcès. f. sweet, candy; sweetness.
duls. adj. sweet.
Dumannios. m. December (legal).
Dummans. m. December (common).
dummeloers. m. weevil, a small beetle [Eng. dumbledore].
Dun Dagells. m. Tintagel.
Dûneint. m. Duneint, Damnonia (official).
Duneow. m. Duneint, Damnonia (common).
dunis. m. stronghold, fortress.
durant que. adv. during, while.
durant. adv. during, while.
duv. adj. black.
duvió. f. darkness; blackness.
Duvotempus. winter (official).
Duvotems. winter (ususal).
Duvovarro. m. Blackman, Old Man Winter.
duvovirs. m. negro, black man; subsaharan African.
duxer. v. lead.
d’ oc. phrase. yes it is, it is, so it is.
E.
e. conj. and.
EC. Common Era.
ech!. exclam. look!.
echluys. f. church.
Echluys. f. the Kemrese Catholic Church; the British Rite Church (rel.).
eckos. exclam. lo, look there; look here.
eclesea. f. [ils ecles] church.
economea. f. economy.
ecotopea. f. ecotopia.
ecotopethyck. adj. ecotopic.
ecouis. m. racing horse.
ecstasea. f. ecstasy.
Edrinis. m. September (legal).
eduoagrós. m. sincere or ardent battle.
eduowendickió. f. ardent vengence, divine vengence.
eduows. m. ardour.
eisir. v3. exit, go out of.
eisoernmarcka. f. iron maiden.
ékon. m. icon.
elanthys. f. doe.
elegant. adj. elegant.
Elembivios. m. August (legal).
elewyrieir. v3. catch, get, snatch (usu. by less than acceptable means) [Br. llugrar].
eliverar. v. free, manumit; rescue.
ell. pron. he, him (arch.)
emboucheneirs. m. windway (mus.).
emendació. f. emmendation.
empender. v2. consider, weigh carefully.
em plez le. prep., adv. in place of.
em pronto. adv. soon enough.
en yenes. num. once.
en mezissif. adv. to boot, in addition.
en dawes. num. twice.
en. conj. for, but, although, and, on account of (arch.).
encarceler. v2. imprison.
encaricar. v. fill up, load, stuff.
endarckès. c. governor of the home provinces.
endormir. v. fall asleep.
endurant. prep., adv. during.
enemicks. c. enemy.
enfamea. f. infamy, utter shame; pity.
enfas. f. right (moral).
enferm. adj. sick, ill.
enffogeir. v. set alight, enflame.
enfibler. v2. weaken, enfeeble.
enfiblès. f. enfeeblement.
enfoyar. v. bury.
enfresckeir. v. freshen.
engouexer. v2. envex.
enjoeiable. adj. fun, enjoyable.
enjoeier. v. enjoy, make merry.
enound. adv. wherever.
enoyar. v. annoy.
enpossivoel. adj. impossible.
ensalát. m. salad.
enscriver-si. v. subscribe.
enteinteir. v3. dye, colour.
enteir. prep. within.
enterrar. v1. bury.
entramper. v. stomp.
entrar. v. enter.
ênveiós. adj. envious [O.Pr. enveyos].
envenenizar. v. poison.
eo. pers. pron. I.
epistola. f. epistle (rel.).
Epona. f. a Kernow goddess.
eppió. f. wild horse.
Equis. m. July (common).
Equos. m. July (legal).
Ereccs. m. Eric.
esarckès. c. governor of overseas territories; a Patriarch within the Church.
escheckiers. m. counting board; counter.
escheoir-si. v. fall into escheat.
escheoites. f. escheat.
escomunicar-el. v1. excommunicate (rel.).
escomunicar-si. v1. fall under excommunication (rel.).
esmerzar. v1. crap.
espednar. v1. begin, “have its head”.
esperar. v. hope.
esperer. v2. wait.
espoz. adv. late.
ess. m. salmon.
essedent. adj. excess, excessive.
esseder. v. exceed.
essentia. f. essence, primal aspect.
esser. v. irreg. be.
estoufiar-si. v. stuff oneself, feast.
estrompio. f. clog dance.
et. conj. and.
etc., conj. (et cetera) and the rest, etc.
etheors. m. aether, the upper atmosphere.
etr., conj. (et relinck) and the rest, etc.
Eva. name. Eve.
evitar. v. avoid.
evoels. c. colt.
Ewró. f. Irish Gaelic; Farsi.
Ewrow. m. Ireland; Iran.
Eydenduno. place. Dyn Eiden, Edinbro.
eyfs. m. yew.
eylgezeir. v3. shiver with cold, shudder [Arm. algeth].
Eymerica. f. America.
eyngeols. m. fire place; hearth.
eyronea. f. irony.
eyseornodors. m. iron gate; gaol cell door.
eyseornomearck. m. railway.
eysoernymongeors. c. iron monger.
ezel. c. Elf, the Gentry [
F.
facer c’ impresién. v2. impress.
facer. v. do, make (usual).
facès. f. face, countenance.
facil. adj. easy.
facilment. adv. easily.
facker. v. do, make (learned).
fallaz. f. fallacy, falseness.
fallir. v. fail.
fama. f. fame.
famès. f. hunger.
famós. adj. famous.
far. v. irreg. speak; say; tell.
farcir. v. irreg. stuff, fill.
fata. f. [y vaith] fate.
fatheck. adj. fateful.
fathes. adj. tetched (p.p.).
fayer. v. fail.
fayteur. f. feature.
feaire gouezack. v3. be unable to acheive orgasm.
feaire ridieir. v3. pound, bang; shag, fuck.
feaire ridieir a lis chraves. v3. go pound sand [coll.].
feaire yen helo Zawzèn. v3. burp (say an English hello).
feaire. v3. do [AN feare].
fees. f. fee, charge.
felech Aons New. phrase. happy New Year; F. do ti, H. to thee.
felech Samon. phrase. happy Samhain; F. do ti, H. to thee.
felech Nazaleck. phr. Happy Christmas; F. ar the, H. to thee.
felech. adj. happy.
felez. f. happiness.
felicitació. f. greeting.
fellonea. f. grave crime, felony.
fels. f. she cat.
Fens. m. the Cambro-English border.
fer zawzón. v2. make water, tinkle.
fer agrén. v. wage war.
fer. v. do [< facer] (used mostly in phrasal verbs).
fereck. adj. wild, feral; fierce.
ferer. v. irreg. bear, carry.
ferir (a alchyn) di new. v. strike again.
ferir. v. irreg. strike.
ferós. adj. wild, fierce.
fertraiyer. v. haul over, heave to.
festa. f. religious feast; holy day; holy day of obligation.
festals. m. fair, feast; smorgasbord; buffet meal; all-you-can-eat meal.
festif. adj. festive, joyous.
festiffacer. v. irreg. make festive; make merry.
festilava. f. Halfyear Feast, Sep 1: the king or mayor drives a nail into the doorpost of the church.
féstra l’ allá. f. takeaway counter.
féstra. f. [y festuroer] window.
Fevrouers. m. February.
fible. adj. feeble, weak.
fidelitats. f. faithfulness.
fidès. f. [y videt] faith, belief.
fieres. adj. proud.
fierès. f. pride.
figels. m. clay, stoneware; pottery.
fils. c. son, daughter; child (poet.).
final. adj. final, last.
find. adj. fair, pretty; white, shining; fine.
findèz. f. whiteness; white.
finir. v. end.
finis. m. end.
fins. m. end.
firm. adj. firm, set.
fís. f. [y fidet] faith.
fiscació. f. determination.
fiskar. v. fix, set, determine.
fius. c. son, daughter; child (poet.).
fiuz. c. child of.
flasckó. f. flask, flaggon.
flauta trawers. f. transverse flute.
flauta. f. recorder; flute.
flemeoreys. m. oatmeal [Sc. G.].
fleuer. v. flow.
floer. f. flower, blossom.
fociferós. adj. talky, vociferous.
focks. m. fire place, hearth.
foel. neg. adv. not (folea).
foerns. m. oven, kiln.
folea. f. leaf.
folès. c. fool.
folethyck. foolish.
fomentar. v. foment, stir up.
fongciouis. m. feng shui.
fontá. f. fountain.
fontys. f. spring, fountain.
for. adv. above, over (nonphysical sense); before; over to.
forestá. f. national forest; wild land preserve.
forliteralment. adv. to literal excess.
forllamació. f. cry, lament; clarion call.
forllamar. v. call over to; call out.
forma. f. [y vyrm] form, shape.
fors. prep., adv. outside of, abroad.
forsâ. adj., adv. out of doors, outside.
fort. adj. strong, powerful.
fortener. v. irreg. hold over, extend over.
fortenès. f. strength.
fortenixt. f. fortnight [< Engl.].
fortuna. f. luck, fortune.
forwedher. v. peek through; spy on.
fossa. f. [y fuss] ditch, trench; open sewer; fossa (med).
fosses. m. [y vosses] ditch, trench (esp. for cables and conduits); highway.
foudouer. v2. engage in oral sex.
founda. f. base, basis.
foundis. m. bottom.
fournis. m. hearth; forge, furnace.
fowea. f. [y chavurn] cave, cavern.
foya. f. tobacco leaf.
fraer. m. brother (religious).
fragarancea. f. pleasant odour.
Franck. name. Frank; French person.
frangeoir. v. break, shatter.
frangeont. adj. breakable.
fraternitats. f. fraternity.
frecció. f. friction.
freiz. adj. cold, chilly; f. north.
freonts. f. forehead.
freonts. m. forehead.
frescker. v. refresh.
frigets. m. cold.
frixtar. v. fry.
frixtoes. f. chip (esp. potato).
fruta. f. fruit.
fruxta. m. fruit.
fruxtymongeors. c. fruit monger.
fucieoir. v3. have sex.
fungus. m. fungus.
furets. c. ferret.
furfeck. m. snips, shears.
furiós. adj. furious, angry.
furiosement. adv. furiously, angrily.
fusta. f. club, cudgel.
fuyer. v. irreg. flee.
fuzed. adj. screwy, bloody (coll).
