Naeng/Wordlist

• wășon = to gather
• tăngap = before
  • tălisngap = to foretell
• łăbie = after
• roan = to wait
  • nuroan = patient (adj.)
• thăwä = border
• thnăwä = to border
• ngiș = dune
• tăru = a flourish; an ornament
• foał = corner
• smin = flow
• chüem = flow
• hăgea = bundle
  • hișcea = to bind, tie together
  • hăliscea = to associate
• tănet = to breed
  • tănnăret = cultivated
• săngäł = mallet
• cieng = block
• mădo = to lose (something)
  • blamăpto = (euphemistic) to pass away
  • emmisto = (Modern) to wander
  • măreado = to abandon
• pră'e = sick
• mäw = to hug
• ăthie = to take out of water; save
• rifas = apple
• reach = to tell
  • preach = messenger
  • prămeach = angel
  • ritheach = news
  • nureach = storyteller
• pamithlin = (mathematics) complex (relating to complex numbers)
• săway = to estimate
• binsăfongway = (mathematics) analysis
• făndaw = to test
• binfăndaw = exam
• panăfongsual = colony
• tłach = move
• thiec = some (less than 1)
• yoath = to start
  • yămoath = to finish, to conclude
• uy = xor
• sang = or (either one of two)
• ămłua = to study
• siet = to teach
• ămie = roof
• ălu = letter
• să'äm = flag
• săfal = friend
• łă'im = iron
• păchwa = flea
• șwet = rose
• cmath = jaw
• drił = stream
• nguat = example (from a univerbation of "nga hatuay")
  • ngămuat = to illustrate
  • bongămuat = illustrative
• tham = peace (obsolete; nowadays the Talmic word lăwi is used)
  • yătham = peaceful, calm, serene
• ciem = to combine
• ăfur = noble
• cătheng = fellow
  • sactheng = fellowship
• sin = to put
• lieb = to place, put; to make something [adjective]
  • to make X Y = "lieb X șa Y"
• wangpruaș = history
  • yăwangpruaș = historical
• ămuch = (Modern) full
• tlüth = throat
• gith = to fall (of leaves)
• thuwim = to obey (< Old Wdm. wim 'to follow')
  • nuthuwim = obedient
• tăchemrieth = to avenge
• tithrieth = to take revenge on
• mădung = dialect
• wăydut = (Classical) instruction; (Modern) grammar
• hămir = milk (noun) (Note: it originally meant "to milk" and was a causative of the obsolete Old Windermere word "hir")
  • hăfongmir = to milk (Classical and Modern Windermere)
• trun = book
• thăpeal = laurel
• tłüep = (poetic) red
• mălin = pair
  • hălmălin = duality
• șămșum = to hesitate
• eth = correct
  • eth = emphatic particle (connotes 'it does', 'doesn't it?')
• tüth = to hold, to grasp
  • pădüth = meaning, intention
• iec = line/lineage
• tsăliet = fast
• fnüd = day
• thräf = pair
• șen = word
• șenthüet = to apologize; apology
• șenswach = discourse; language as a reflection of one's character
• sărach = vehicle
• sămrach = to ride
• moșiew = nature
• șiew = source
• łă'o = branch
• chăbec = however
• năwäth = sine (etymology?)
• lăchüech = to recite (an ideophone)
• lăchir = to write
• lătap = to tap?
• oar = to flow (~ Ksieħ òr 'day')
• tuach = even
• süeth = naked
• snar = to know (Modern)
  • hălsnar = knowledge
• hălda = science (from the obsolete Old Windermere word da (know), which also survives in păda "sage")
• brits = to speak
• sngiem = to praise
• neab = end
• sngeaf = world
• tłeab = pipe
• thür = equal
• wier = beautiful
  • hălwier = beauty
• snoach = learn
• hălwierchne = mathematics
• chne = order, form
• tar = house
• Nutłach Hirath = Second Mover
• sieth = warm
  • tăsasieth = to warm up
• ngă'ü = to enter
• ăthüe = to exist
• pros = ratio
• sim = red
• roac = when
• sngith = time
• sngat = tiny
• łin = law, right, justice
  • păłin = judge
• hăyma = law (statute)
• hi- = -th (ordinal marker)
• ălie = state, polity
• fne = to choose
• chwäp = light
• ploch = to shine
• tmea = door
• slüep = hole
• sreł = wall
• ey = side, next to
• cădä = about
• păchnay = king
• cliem = number
• chneap = to protect
• chrăneap = fortress
• tsloam = village
• dălie = city, town
• tsuf = shape
• ăłüth = color
• chă'uay = dark
• pea = bright
• mătäng = war
• fuat = never
• flał = sweet
• ieng = to do
• meang = statement, sentence; verb
• săfnga = art
• cmas = (prep.) between
• bocmas = (noun) interval
• tsărir = east
• săcham = west (from a Proto-Tergetic word meaning to drown)
• meach = north
• tsăpräng = south (from a Proto-Tergetic word meaning west)
• tăle = land
• răsey = picture (noun)
• ristey = to imagine
• rithsey = to image (a Modern Windermere neologism)
• păda = (archaic) sage
  • Păda = (archaic) Master (title for philosophical teachers); (Modern) Dr.
• șer = spring
• doach = summer
• prith = autumn
• srel = winter
• spey = healthy
  • thuspey = vigorous
• glan = straight
• neam = flat
• sănop = to move
• lăwi = peace (Talmic *lawī)
• căfis = part
• dech = hot
• rămec = ready
• răgean = free (Classical Windermere)
  • pluam = free (Modern Windermere)
• că'üs = love
• ăscap = (a swear word)
  • ăsăfongcap = to hell with it
• să'il = sex

Family

• ăma = mother
• ep = father
• ăma șir = grandmother
• ep șir = grandfather
• rith = son
• łef = daughter
• eay = brother
• früet = sister
• tăcats = uncle

Numbers

• ngits = 0 (calqued from Proto-Tergetic χam 'empty' through Talmic *ȝits- 'empty')
• do, doan = 1
• rath = 2
• stiw = 3
• smäch = 4
• müets = 5
• tach = 6
• boath = 7
• łep = 8
• loay = 9
• thaf = 10
• săyäw = 11
• șrüch = 12
• cmen = 144

Some base 10 numbers, used in Bjeheond:

• thaf te-stiw = 13
• thaf te-smäch = 14
• răthaf = 20
• stüethaf = 30
• smeathaf = 40
• müestaf = 50
• tathaf = 60
• boathaf = 70
• łeptaf = 80
• loaythaf = 90
• preth = 100
• napreth = 1000
• rath napreth te-thaf te-chlos = 2018

Ordinals: "First" is irregular: dăche. The other ordinal numbers use hi-: hirath, histiw, hismäch, ...

General

• wang = matter, affair
• twi = help
• yang = although