L.
La Miz. f. Lla Mî (Irish prov.).
la. def. art. f. the.
lackis. m. [y lacket] milk.
lackremar. v. cry.
lacolindis. m. enchanted lake; Otherworld lake.
lacuws. f. pond.
ladis. m. side.
ladys. m. lad, fellow.
Lagan. f. Lagan (Irish prov.).
laginis. m. pool, puddle.
lagrima. f. tear drop.
laidis. f. lay (poem).
lainis. m. wool.
lamena. f. layer.
lamentació. f. lamentation.
lamentar. v1. lament.
lamina. f. lamina (med.).
lams. m. hand.
lancer. v. throw, hurl.
lartos. m. [larturoer] thief, thug.
lasck. adj. lax, loose.
lascker. v. loosen.
lateors. m. brick.
latez. adj. muddy.
lath. adj. wide.
latis. m. side.
laund. adj. cheerful, happy [Arm. lawen].
laveá. f. [y lavèn]. lip.
laveor. m. labour, work, job.
Laveor. m. Labour Party.
lavrar. v. work.
lawar. v. wash, clean.
lazeors. m. [y lazureor] thief.
lechtels. m. couch.
lecker inteir y phaynes. v2. read between the lines.
lecker. v. irreg. read.
leckes. m. bed.
lecketheck. m. clan, house (legal).
leger. v.ireg. read (learned).
legouantar. v. lift.
leisicó. f. lexicon.
lembarxs. m. oyster.
lenghedech. m. language.
lentès. f. lens.
lentichoel. m. lens of the eye.
lepeor. c. leper.
lepeors. c. hare; leper.
leperosea. f. leprosy.
lesbea. f. lesbian.
lése majestie. f. affront to official dignity; leg. treasonous crime, insult to the High King’s person.
levar. v. rise.
levar-el. v. refl. get up, arise, lift onesself up; arise after sickness or confinement.
levoerinis. m. leveret.
lew. adj. smooth.
-lew. suffix. signifies “lion”.
lewpis. c. wolf.
lews. c. lion.
Lewzeorens. m. Locotigernos, the Mouse Lord [Arm. Luthern].
lexis. f. lexis, vocabulary.
lextica. f. setee, settle.
leyer apo(z). v2. read up to.
leys. f. law.
libeors. m. book.
Libó. f. Lebanon; (L. d'Afrecca, Libya).
Liga Nurteamerecanès. f. NAL-SLC, North American League - Solemn League and Covenant.
Liga Solemba. f. NAL-SLC, North American League - Solemn League and Covenant.
liga. f. league, alliance.
lindis. m. lake.
linea. f. line, thread, twine.
lins. m. net.
lista. f. list.
literatura. f. literature.
liveors. m. livre, pound, abbr. £.
livertats. f. liberty, freedom.
livrió. c. free person.
lockisecouer. find, locate.
lodació. f. praise.
logió. f. [y logien] sayingl; precept.
logió. f. saying, proverb.
logiquès. f. logic.
Logos. m. the Word.
logs. m. place.
loial. adj. loyal.
long. adj. long.
loquista. c. kook, weirdo.
loreca. f. parapet; defense works.
lors. pron. of these.
lotèrea. f. lottery.
lou. f. toilet, bathroom.
louchets. f. mouse.
loupes-virs. m. wolfman.
lucés. f. light.
luchet. f. mouse.
luchetanis. m. rat.
luchetanó. f. rat.
luckis. m. place.
lugeows. m. lynx.
Lundunon. m. London (formal).
luns. indecl. m. Monday; y luns, on Mondays, every Monday.
lupa. f. shewolf.
lupis. m. wolf.
luriens. f. vixen.
luscuws. f. plant, esp. a garden herb.
Lusetanea. Portugal.
Lusobrasiliá. c. Lusobrasilian.
luxer. illumine.
Lwpo. name. Wolf.
LL.
llacenta. f. pudding, honey pastry; afterbirth.
llama. f.coll. flame; f. hand.
llamar. v. call, name.
llandeors. m. slander [< Fr. d’esclandre].
llangelment. adv. secretly.
llanta. f. [y lleint] clan [< O.Br. plantina]; f. pedestal; sole of the foot.
llara. adj. clear.
llarament. adv. clearly.
llarió. f. clarity.
llarow. exclam. indeed!
llas. m. street corner.
llastinows. m. borage.
llawa. f. a heroic or godly club; judge’s mace; Staff of Kernunnos.
llaweds. m. lame or crippled person; adj. lame, crippled.
llaws. f. key. m. nail.
llednefacer. v.irreg. make full.
llen. adj. full.
llenar. fill.
llenefaxes. adj. full; bloated.
llethió. f. lesson [Br.].
lligravasar. surrender.
llompa. f. knock, clomp.
llomper. knock, as upon a door.
Llondrew. f. London (usual).
llongfrangió. f. shipwreck.
llougouea. f. rain.
llougoueir. rain.
lluwea. f. rain.
lluwer. rain.
M.
ma. adj. more.
mabel. adj. beautiful.
maboun. adj. very good, excellent.
mabows. m. young fellow; son.
macea. f. mace (weapon); tilde (Þ) (gram).
macher. adj. great, large (learned).
mackuls. m. lord.
Macreia. name.
madró. f. mother (formal); foster mother.
maeoiney. exclam. [Cantonese, maai ney] you buy it!
Mag Brummecgeo. place. Brofynfa (Birmingham).
mag. adj. great, large, big.
magan. adj. very great, very large.
magans. m. stone slab.
magica. f. magic, sorcery.
magis. m. field.
magne. adj. great, famous (obs.).
magós. m. astrologer; charlatan.
magouches. m. main gauche [< Fr.].
magurors. f. farm.
mal. adj. ill, bad.
malleus. m. malleus, hammer (med.).
malós. m. [y val] evil, ill, bad.
mam. f. mama, mum.
mamarea. f. breast (med).
mamatheck. adj. overly protective.
mamma. f. breast (technical, neutral term).
mammanar. v1. breast feed.
mammanar-si. v1. refl. suckle.
mamó. f. mama, mum.
manca. f. [y vainck] sleeve.
mancipis. c. slave, esp. field slave.
mand en. pron. many a.
mand. pron. many [AS. menig].
mandar. send (someone).
maner. irreg. stay, remain.
manga. f. a genre of graphic novel, imported from Japan.
Manouweck. m. Manx, language of Man Is (an insular Brythonic language).
manows le morre. f. wave, spray.
maodea. f. disease.
mapa. f. map.
maps. m. boy, lad, son.
mar. adj. much, great.
marawels. m. marvel.
marawilós. adj. marvellous.
Marazow. f. Marazion, Market Jew, signifying seaside market.
marcca. f. mare.
marcreuils. m. mackerel.
Marea Sempeor Gouergenea. f. Virgin Mary (rel.).
mareir. marry.
mariyw. m. husband.
marmath. adj. too good.
marpeirs. m. [y varpuroer] fence.
marriar-si. v1. marry with.
marriathecks. m. marriage.
martels. m. hammer.
marthiseckoes. m. jerky (esp. beef).
marts. indecl. m. Tuesday; y mharts, on Tuesdays, every Tuesday.
Marts. m. March (standard).
martys. m. cooked beef.
marx. m. stalion.
Marx. m. Mark, Marcus.
mas. conj. but.
mascul. adj. masculine.
Mataccos. name. Madowg.
mateys. m. chambre pot.
math. adj. morally good.
mathèz. f. goodness; emotional joy, exultation.
mathina. f. morning, dawn.
matis. m. moral good.
matrebó. f. aunt (generic).
matreckó. f. aunt on the mother’s side. [sometimes m. al ladh la matre].
mats. adj. morally good.
maudició. f. malediction.
Mawthack. name. Madawg.
mawtows. m. mallet.
maxam. adj., m. the best, the utmost.
maynsers. m. sacred stone monument, menhir.
mays. conj. but.
mays. m. field.
Mays. m. May (common, standard).
maysiz. f. mosque [Ar. masjid].
maysteors. m. sir, mister.
mayzoer. f. mother (informal, jocular).
mazoer. f. mother.
Mazow. name. Matthew.
meck. neg. ptc., adv. not [nonspecific].
Medevella. name. Mereveau.
meir. f. west.
meiyar. piss.
mels. m. wild beast, animal.
melys. m. animal, beast.
memoerar. v1. remember.
memoerea. f. [y vemuroer] memory.
menus. adj. less.
meny. adj. sweet.
menyw. f. sweetness.
menzió. f. mention.
menzionar. mention.
mer. adv. simply, just, only this.
merca. f. young lady.
mercerisar. v1. mercerize [< B. merceriddar].
mercheaunds. c. shop keep, upscale merchant.
mercheors. m. Wednesday; y mherchoers, on Wednesdays, every Wednesday.
merckets. f. foster daughter; daughter in law.
mercratanz. c. merchant.
mercreirs. m. trader, hawker.
mersiers. m. mercer, cloth merchant.
merza. f. shite.
mésa. f. table, dining table.
mesem. adj., adv. same.
meter. send (something).
metheckment. f. medicine.
methissem. pron. self.
methycks. m. doctor of medicine; physician.
Metroccos. name. Medrowd.
mets. m. fear; m. dish [O. Fr. messe]
meuès. f. alley, mews [M.Fr. mue]
meyar. v. piss, pee.
mezeckis. c. physician.
mezicina. f. medicine.
mezickments. f. medication, medicament; medicine.
meziolent. adj. quick, half slow.
mezissif. adj., pron. same [< Br. meddisif]
mezmis. f. halfmonth.
mezu. f. mead.
micher. adj. small, tiny (learned).
Mickelangeoels. m. Michael Archangel (rel.).
mickeldunó. m. [O.N. mykidyngja] midden, rubbish heap.
midawnea. f. milady, ma’am.
midons. m. milord, sir.
migrar. migrate.
mil. num. thousand.
milawns. m. thousandyear, millenium.
milès. m. [y vilet] soldier.
milliwneirs. c. millionaire.
milliwneirs. c. millionaire.
miraveoils. f. wonder, miracle; M. the Christmas miracle play, depicting the birth of Jesus.
miringotomea. f. myringotomy.
miserea. f. misery.
missa. f. divine liturgy, mass.
mistar. v1. mix, stir.
mistarista. f. nonsense.
mither. send.
mither-el. mail, post.
miz. f. middle.
mm. adv. um; empty utterance.
moccu. m. wild boar; pig (obs.).
mods. m. fashion.
molestar-si. v1. be bothered.
molina. f. mill.
molineirs. m. miller.
moments. m. moment, time (specific).
mona. f. palm.
monacks. m. monk.
monarchía. f. monarchy.
monarchista. f. monarchist.
monasterio. m. monastery.
mongeors. c. monger, street peddlar.
monir po paramur. v3. to date steadily.
monir ar ghweiloir. v3. go on vacation.
monir. ride (any vehicle).
monir apo(z). v3. get up to.
monodevista. c. monotheist.
monodevistethack. adj. monotheistic.
monotheísmes. f. monotheism.
monseneiewrs. m. monseignior.
montar. climb upon something; get into something.
Morantes. f. Death.
morder. irreg. gnaw, bite; chew.
morer. die.
morès. adj. Moorish, Moroccan.
morforuenda. f. mermaid [Arm. morvorwen].
mortow. adj. mortal.
mortows. c. mortal being.
moru. m. sea, ocean.
Moruetos. name. Morved.
mosquina. f. mosquito.
motifs. m. motif.
motoercars. m. automobile.
mousaza. f. horse vly.
mousca. f. house vly.
moustarz. f. mustard.
moutils. m. word; utterance.
moutys. m. cooked mutton.
mover. move.
Movun. f. Mofan (Irish prov.).
mower-si. move oneself.
Mowreck. name. Maurice.
mowtó. m. mutton.
Moyanock Cay. place. Moyuck Hoy; Chinese Battersea.
moz juste. m. just the right word [Fr. mot juste].
moz. m. word [Fr. mot].
muccorix. m. pig keeper.
muccows. m. wild boar; pig.
muccyw. f. wild boar; pig (obs.).
muckis. m. boar; wild pig.
muckus. m. pig.
mudació. f. mutation, alteration.
mudar-si. v1. change, atlernate.
mudnar-si. bathe.
mult. adj., pron. many.
munnar. clean, wash, cleanse.
munnems. m. world, earth.
munneors. c. cleaner.
munzer. wash, clean; baptise.
munzió. f. vn. cleaning, purifying, laving; baptising.
murs. m. [y vuroer] wall.
musa. f. dew, mist.
muscaz. adj. flavourful, full bodied, rich [OPr. muscat].
muses. adj. bedewed.
musser. to dew.
N.
nació. f. race; nation.
nagouís. f. fishing boat.
nammeth. f. nammet, luncheon [Eng].
naowjeaowgoueaouws. slang. [Cantonese, nau jiao gao] European dog!
naranjeoa. f. orange (fruit).
naranjeoès. f. orange (colour).
Narbonna. Narbonne.
nasó. m. nose.
nathalecca. f. Christmas.
natheorins. m. serpent (mus.).
naturalment. adv. obviously, naturally.
nauar. sail.
nauigar. navigate.
nauigeors. m. navigator; tactician (slang).
naus. f. nave.
navigó. m. sailor.
Nawembrei. m. November (standard).
naz. f. nose.
ne. neg. ptc., adv. not.; prep., adv. below, downwards, under.
nebots. m. nephew, grandson.
necesitats. f. need, necessity.
nectar. flick.
nectitar. flicker.
nedió. f. nation, race.
nefyodd. m. temple [Br < Arm. nevyd].
nemets. m. temple, holy place (esp. nonchristian).
nemez. f. holy grove, church.
nemoer. m. dome; cathedral.
nend. adv. not yet [ne + dond].
nendazó. m. nettle.
nennar. v1. borrow, steal [< Engl.].
nenom. pron. anyone [< ne om].
nerth. adj. powerful; wise; holy.
nertió. f. power of a magical or spiritual nature.
nerzs. m. military or police strength.
nesyan. pron. not even one.
nevoels. m. cloud.
nevuls. m. cloud.
new, adj. new.
newtrel facer. irreg. neutralise.
newtrel. adj. neutral.
neyan. pron. no one, none.
nickó. f. daughter.
nicouenir. overcome, conquer (rel.).
nien. pron. no one, none; neg. ptc., adv. not, none, no one [with persons].
nigouisible. adj. invisible.
nisaltar. v1. jump up, leap upon.
nitendable. adj. unbearable.
nitener. v2. support, uphold.
noboel. adj. noble.
nock. f. night.
nods. m. knob (esp. on a door); boob.
noef. adj. holy.
noefs. m. saint.
nojeonde. adv. nowhere.
nolack. f. midwintertide.
nom. m. name.
non. neg. ptc., adv. not [nonspecific].
non contrastant. adv. no matter; notwithstanding.
non contrastant y rhisq. adv. no matter the consequences.
nona. f. nun.
nonck. adv. now, never; neg. ptc., adv. not [nonspecific; emphatic, depends on another neg. ptc.].
nouef. adj. holy.
nouefath. m. aether, chi, life force [Ar. nwyvyth].
nouefs. m. saint.
noués. excl. nice (sarcastic) [< Engl.].
novies. f. news.
noxthes. f. night.
nudez. f. nudity, nakedness.
nudhefacer. irreg. make nude or naked; strip.
nuis. pron. any, some, someone.
numers. m. number.
nunck. adv. now, never (arch).
nuptial. adj. nuptial, wedding.
nus. pers. pron. we.
Nusteor Daownea. f. Our Lady (rel.).
Nusteor Daownea leor Vrethens. f. Our Lady of the Britons (rel.).
Nusteor Daownea la Quimbrea. f. Our Lady of Wales (rel.).
nuy rhen. f. nothing.
