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shu shoe
shuld to owe, to be indebted
shut to empty
shvel to swell
shvit to sweat

T


tabl table
tabul a board
tag day
tajlor tailor
tamen yet, however
tapish carpet, tapestry
taŭg to be of use, to be fit for
te tea
tegment roof
teler plate
temp time
ten to hold
tent to tempt
ter earth
terur terror
tia such
tial because, reason
tian then, at that time
tie there
tiel so, in such a manner
tim to fear
tio it, this, that
tiom so, as much or many
tir to draw, to pull
tiu that; (—) chi — this
tol linen
tomb a grave, a tomb
tond to shear, to cut the hair
tondr to thunder
tra across — through
traduk translate
tranch to cut
trankvil tranquil, quiet
trans over
tre very, greatly, exceedingly
trem to tremble, to shake, to shiver
tren to draw, to drag, to trail
tri three

trink to drink
tro too
tromp to deceive
trov to find
tru a hole
tuj immediately, altogether
tuk handkerchief
tur a tower
turment to torment
turn to turn
tus to cough
tush to touch, to lay one‘s hand on
tut whole, total, complete

U


u indicates the imperative (in verbs)
uj beating, containing (such as a thing containing or bearing something, as a tree bearing fruits, a country with inhabitants); f. in. cigar — a cigar, cigar-uj — a cigar-box; pom — an apple, pom-ujo — apple-tree; Turk — a Turk, Turk-ujo — Turkey
ul a man possessing some quality; f. in. rich — rich, rich-ul — a rich man
um a prefix without stable signification; can be translated by different words
ung nail
unu one
urb town, city
urs a bear
us indicates the conditional
util useful
uz to make use of

V


vakt wax
van vain, fruitless

vang cheek
vapor vapor
varm warm
vast vast, specious
vaz vessel
vek to awake
velk to fade, to wither
ven to come
vend to sell
vendred Friday
venen poison, venom
vengh to revenge, to avenge
venk to vanquish
vent wind
ventr belly
ver truth, verity
verd green
verk to acute, to make
verm worm
versh to pour
vesper evening
vest to clothe; vest-o — clothes
veter the weather
vetur to go (in a carriage, in a ship, etc.)
vi you, than
viand meat, flesh
vid to see
vilagh village
vin wine
vintr winter
violon violin
vir a man, a husband
vish to wipe
vitr glass
viv to live
vizagh face, visage
voch voice
voj way
vok to call
vort to wish
vort a word
vost a tail
vund to wound

Z


zorg to take care of, to provide for, to be solicitous