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Mauritian Creole Dictionary

• abat (azek)
1. depressed, dejected, weakened, exhausted
2. humbled
• a (eks)
• abatman (n)
1. denoting surprise or satisfaction
allowance or relief, (esp of tax)
2. ouch!
3. enough of this! • abaz (azek)
4. look out! li dir a, apre li dir b = he changes made of
his story
• abazur (n)
• a (v)Variation(s): ava, va
1. lamp-shade
to denote an indefinite future, nu a zwenn pli 2. blinds made of tiny slats of wood
tar = we`ll meet again some other time, I`ll get
• abazurdi (azek)
you back one day
• a-a-a-a (eks) to be taken aback, stunned, overwhelmed
• abdike (v)
sound for calling chickens
• a-tut-fors (adv) to give up, to resign, to abdicate
• abdomenn (n)
by all means, at all costs
• aba (eks) abdomen
• abdominal (azek)
denoting loss, pain, failure, disappointment
• aba (adv) abdominal
• abe (konz)
in vain
• abaka (n) 1. but
2. then
manilla, lakord abaka = manilla rope
• abe (kest)
• abakes (n)
what did you expect?
abacus, counting frame
• abes (v)Variation(s): abese
• abalonn (n)
1. to scoop to, to lower one`s standards
kind of sea-food 2. to lower, to let down
• abandone (azek) 3. to humble, to humiliate
1. forsaken, rejected, abandoned • abey (n)
2. unoccupied bee
• abandonn (v)Variation(s): abandone • abi (n)
1. to abandon abuse, misuse
2. to give up, to yield
• abil (azek)
• abat (v)
1. clever, skilful
to get through, to do (esp of work) 2. physically fit, on form
• abat (n) • abim (v)Variation(s): abime
1. to spoil, to damage to subscribe, to become a subscriber
2. to be spoilt, to be damaged • abonnman (n)
• abin (eks)Variation(s): aben
subscription
1. denoting surprise or satisfaction • abor (adv)
2. denoting affection, and hospitality, (esp in
relation to children) aboard, on board, travay abor = work as a
stevedore
• abit (v)Variation(s): abite
• abord (v)Variation(s): aborde
to live in, to stay in
1. to go up to someone
• abitye (v) 2. to bring up a subject
1. to be used to, to be accustomed to • abordab (azek)
2. to be hardened to
3. to accustom oneself, to pe tro abitye = it`s 1. accessible, approachable, affable (esp of a
developing into a bad habit now, you are person)
taking advantage 2. reasonable (esp of a price)
3. easy (esp of a subject)
• abitye (n)
• aborizenn (n)
one who is always present, or nearby
aborigine, original inhabitant
• abitye (eks)
• abrevyasyon (n)
of course!
abbreviation, short form
• abiy (v)Variation(s): abiye
• abrez (v)Variation(s): abreze
1. to dress, to clothe
2. to dress up, tuni pe abiye = someone`s 1. to shorten
becoming rich 2. to make brief
3. to cut short
• abiz (v)Variation(s): abize
• abrigo (n)Variation(s): apriko
1. to abuse, to misuse
2. to take advantage of apricot

• abo (adv) • abriti (azek)

in vain confused

• aboli (v) • absan (azek)

1. to abolish, to repeal absent

2. to be abolished, to be repealed • absant (v)Variation(s): absante
• abolisyon (n) to absent oneself
abolition • absanteism (n)
• abon (eks) absenteeism
is that so? • abse (n)
• abone (n) abscess, boil
1. subscriber • absird (azek)
2. a regular attender (fig)
absurd, unreasonable, ridiculous
• abonn (v)Variation(s): abone
 • absirdite (n) to absolve
absurdity • abu (adv)
• absoli (azek) to extremes, pus kikenn abu = to drive
someone to extremes
absolute
• abu (azek)
• absoliman (adv)
1. absolutely, completely exhausted, tired out
2. without any choice in the matter, • abuti (v)
unquestionably 1. to result, to succeed
• absorb (v)Variation(s): absorbe 2. to lead to, pann abuti nanyen = came to
nothing
1. to absorb
2. to drink (esp of poisons) • achum (n)
• absorban (azek) a sneeze
1. absorbent • achut (n)
2. absorbing, engrossing term of abuse based on caste
• absorbe (azek) • Adan (n)
absorbed Adam
• absorpsyon (n) • adaptab (azek)
1. absorption
adaptable
2. absorption pit for septic tank
• adapte (v)
• abstansyon (n)
1. to adjust, to fit together
abstention 2. to adapt oneself to, to make the best of
• abstenir (v) things
3. to adapt (esp of book, play)
to abstain
• adapter (n)
• abstinans (n)
adaptor, adapter
1. abstinence
2. supposed method of contraception • adekwa (azek)
involving abstinence adequate, enough
• abstrak (n) • adenoid (n)
summary, abstract adenoids
• abstraksyon (n) • adep (n)
1. abstraction adept, initiate, follower
2. neglect, fer abstraksyon = to neglect
completely • ader (v)Variation(s): adere

• abstre (azek) to adhere, to join

1. abstract • aderan (n)

2. vague, distracted adherent, member, partisan, follower
• absud (v) • adeton (azek)
having two different colours, two-toned • administrater (n)Variation(s):
admistrater
• adezif (n)
manager, director
adhesive, glue
• admir (v)Variation(s): admire
• adezyon (n)
1. to admire
number of members, following, fer adezyon =
2. to approve
to join, become a member
3. to act like a narcissist, stare at one`s own
• adik (n) reflection
1. drug addict • admirab (azek)
2. a fan
admirable, wonderful
• adiksyon (n)
• admirater (n.m)
addiction
admirer, fan
• adil (v)Variation(s): adile
• admiratris (n.f)
to flatter, to fawn upon
admirer, fan
• adilt (n)
• admisib (azek)
adult
admissible, permissible
• adilter (n)
• admistrater (n)Variation(s):
1. adultery administrater
2. adulterer, adulteress
manager, director
• adilter (azek)
• admisyon (n)
adulterous
1. entrance examination
• adiltere (v) 2. admission
1. to adulterate 3. first day of school for registering as a pupil
2. to corrupt, to pervert • adok (azek)
• adisyon (n) ad hoc (esp of a committee
1. addition • adolesan (n)
2. bill
adolescent, teenager, youth
• adisyonn (v)Variation(s): adisyone
• adopte (azek)
1. to add up
adoptive, adopted
2. to mix
• adopte (v)
• admet (v)
1. to adopt
1. to admit, to concede, to acknowledge, to
2. to be carried (esp of resolution bill)
accept, to avow
3. to appropriate
2. to be admitted (esp of school, class, club,
team, hospital) • adoptif (azek)
• admeton (part)Variation(s): meton adoptive
granted, supposing • ador (v)Variation(s): adore
1. to adore, to worship, to idolize • aerasyon (n)
2. (ironically) to despise, to hate ventilation, airing
• adorab (azek)
• aere (v)
adorable, charming to ventilate, to air
• adorasyon (n) • aere (azek)
adoration, worship 1. ventilated, airy, spacious
• ados (v)Variation(s): adose 2. light (esp of cakes)
to lean with the back against • aerodrom (n)
• adrenalinn (n) aerodrome, airport
adrenaline, hormone produced under stress • aeropor (n)
• adres (v)Variation(s): adrese airport
1. to address • aeryin (azek)Variation(s): aeryen,
2. to appeal, li ti adres li ar entel = he aeryenn
appealed to someone, went to see someone 1. aerial, overhead
3. to hit the target, score a goal 2. about air traffic
• adrwa (azek) • afadi (v)
skilful, artful, clever, ingenious to become insipid, to become flat or dull
• adrwat (adv & azek) • afal (v)Variation(s): afale
1. on the right to drop, to flop into
2. right-winged
• afame (azek)
• adusi (v)
1. famished, starving, hungry
1. to sweeten 2. greedy, craving
2. to grow mild, to soften
• afebli (v)
• advantis (n & azek)
1. to enfeeble, to weaken,
Seventh Day Adventist, Protestant 2. to lessen, to abate
• adverb (n) • afebli (azek)
adverb weaker, tired
• advers (azek) • afeksyon (n)
adverse, opposite love, affection
• adverser (n) • afekte (v)
opponent, adversary 1. to affect
• adye (n.f & eks) 2. to touch
3. to be touched, to be moved
adieu, good-bye, farewell, dir adye = to
4. to be posted to, sent to
renounce, to give up, to leave off thinking of
• afermi (v)
• adzwin (n & azek)Variation(s):
adzwen 1. to strengthen, to become firm or fast
2. to establish, to consolidate
deputy-mayor
 • Afgan (n) to afflict, to grieve, to distress
of Afghanistan • aflizan (azek)
• Afgan (azek) afflicting, distressing, sad
of Afghanistan • aflize (azek)
• afidavid (n) afflicted, distressed, grieved
affidavit • afo (adv)
• afilyasyon (n) falsely, unjustly, port afo = out of the
perpendicular, pled afo pu dekuver laverite =
affiliation
to be the devils` advocate
• afilye (v)
• afol (v)Variation(s): afole
to affiliate, to join, to associate
1. to be distracted, to get into a panic, to be in
• afilye (n) a tizzy
an associate 2. to be infatuated, madly in love

• afilye (azek) • afon (adv)

affiliated fully, thoroughly

• afinki (konz)Variation(s): afenki • afors (adv)

in order that, so that 1. by dint of

2. so much so___ (that)
• afirm (v)Variation(s): afirme
• afransi (v)
to affirm, to assert, to declare, to swear
1. to free, to set free (esp of slaves)
• afirmasyon (n)
2. to stamp, to frank
affirmation, assertion
• afransi (n)
• afirmatif (azek)
freedman, freedwoman
1. affirmative, true,
• afransi (azek)
2. positive, sure
freed
• afis (v)Variation(s): afise
• afret (v)Variation(s): afrete
1. to stick up
2. to proclaim, to divulge, to spread to charter

• afler (azek) • Afrikenn (n.f)

with floral designs African woman

• aflere (v) • Afrikin (n & azek)Variation(s):

Afriken
to level, to make even
African
• aflere (adv)
• afro (n & azek)
on a level with, flush
African style, (esp in hair and clothes)
• afliksyon (n)
• afrodizyak (n & azek)
affliction, trouble, distress
aphrodisiac
• afliz (v)Variation(s): aflize
 • afron (n) to clasp, to staple, to fasten
affront, outrage, insult • agram-bagram (n)
• afront (v)Variation(s): afronte 1. accessories. assorted un-matching objects
2. etcetera, etcetera
1. to face, to brave
2. to fight boldly • agrandi (v)
• agalbagal (adv) 1. to enlarge, to widen
2. to exaggerate (esp of an event)
from each end, from all
3. (fig) to break up things
4 sides (esp of an agricultural field)
• agrandisan (azek)
• agar (n)
increasing
gelatinous substance from sea-weed, agar-
agar • agrandisaz (n)
• agarbati (n) enlargement (esp of photocopy)
incense (esp for religious ceremonies) • agrandiser (n)
• agas (v)Variation(s): agase enlarger
to irritate, to worry, to set on edge • agrandisman (n)
• agasan (azek) enlargement
irritating, worrying • agrav (v)Variation(s): agrave
• agasman (n) to aggravate, to make worse, to worsen
irritation, worry • agreab (azek)
• age (eks) agreeable, pleasing, pleasant, pa fer
to agreab! = don`t play up!
1. hey there!
2. I say ... • agreser (n)
• agobay (eks) aggressor
denoting shock • agresif (azek)
• agogo (adv) 1. aggressive, threatening
2. assertive
plentifully
• agresivite (n)
• agogo (azek)
1. aggressiveness
plentiful
2. assertiveness
• agoniz (v)Variation(s): agonize
• agrikilter (n)
to be dying
agriculturalist, farmer
• agonizan (azek)
• agrikiltir (n)
dying
1. agriculture
• agos (adv) 2. a sub-station of the department of
1. on the left-hand side, to the left agriculture (also see lagrikiltir)
2. of a left-wing party or idea • agrikol (azek)
• agraf (v)Variation(s): agrafe agricultural
 • agrim (n) overwhelmed
family of citrus fruits • akademik (azek)
• agrip (v)Variation(s): agripe academical
1. to clutch at, to cling to • akademisyin (n)Variation(s):
2. to be suffering from a cold akademisyen
• agronom (n) academician
agronomist, agriculturalist • akaeptab (azek)
• agwa (n) 1. acceptable
2. presentable
1. an intermediary between two groups
2. a person who acts as a go-between, • akalmi (n)
especially for marriage 1. calming down
• aha (eks) 2. eye of a cyclone
1. caught you red-handed! • akamurgi (n)
2. yes, it`s so! 1. big girl dressed up oddly
• aja (n) 2. a chicken dish
grand-father • akapar (v)Variation(s): akapare
• aji haji (n) to secure for oneself at the expense of others,
1. one who has been on a pilgrimage to Mecca to take over
2. grandmother • akaparer (n)
• ajinomoto (n) monopoliser, hoarder
monosodium glutamate • akaro (azek)
• ajuna (eks) checked (esp of cloth)
exhorting thunder to go away • akawnts (n)
• ak (n) accounts (esp as a subject)
act, ak de nesans = birth certificate • akazu (n)
• ak (azek) mahogany
1. acrid • akenn (n)
2. (fig) hard, tough, painful spring roll
• aka (n) • akerir (v)
1. Chinese language current in Mauritius, to earn, to win, to gain, to acquire, to obtain
Hakka
2. sister • akey (v)

• akablan (azek) to receive, to welcome

crushing, oppressive • akeyan (azek)

• akable (v) welcoming, hospitable

to crush, to overwhelm, to overburden • aki (n)

• akable (v) acquirements, attainments, gains

 • akil (v)Variation(s): akile down-payment
1. to drive back • akor ()
2. to corner
• akor elektoral (n)
• akile (azek) electoral agreement
1. pushed back, cornered • akord (v)Variation(s): akorde
2. politically isolated
1. to tune, to harmonize
• akimil (v)Variation(s): akimile 2. to grant
to accumulate, to amass, to pile up, to hoard • akordeonis (n)
• akimilasyon (n) accordionist
accumulation • akorite (n)Variation(s): lakorite
• akipontir (n) consensus, general agreement
acupuncture, healing with needles • akoste (v)
• akit (v)Variation(s): akite 1. to come alongside
to acquit 2. to accost
• akite (azek) • akot (adv & int)
acquitted (esp in court) where
• akiz (v)Variation(s): akize • akote (adv & prep)
to accuse, to blame, akiz leku = to suffer a 1. beside, next to
masked attack, and to betray one`s guilt, 2. wide of (goal), off-target
concern, etc • akoz (konz)
• akize (n) because, since
the accused {esp in court) • akoz (prep)
• aklamasyon (n) due to
applause, acclamation • akredite (azek)
• akolad (n) accredited (esp of a representative)
ceremonial embrace, accolade • akrilik (n)
• akolit (n) 1. acrylic (esp of paint)
1. accomplice 2. kind of cloth
2. henchman • akrobat (n)
• akondisyon (prep) 1. acrobat, rope-dancer
on the condition that, on the undertaking that 2. acrobatics
• akonpayn (v)Variation(s): akonpayne • akrobatik (azek)
to accompany, to go with acrobatic
• akonpli (v) • akros (v)Variation(s): akrose
to accomplish, to fulfil
• akont (n)
1. to hang or hook on 1. accessories
2. to be caught, to be torn by being caught, to 2. props
snag or be snagged • aksidan (n)
• akrosaz (n) 1. accident
minor dispute between two people 2. unwished pregnancy
• akrostis (n) • aksyon (n)
acrostic 1. action, deed, work, conduct
2. share, met an aksyon = to act, to carry
• akrupi (v)
out, rant an aksyon = to come into force, to
to crouch, to cower begin operations, pran
• akrwasman (n) • aksyoner (n)
increase, growth shareholder
• aksan (n) • aksyonn (v)Variation(s): aksyone
1. accent, stress 1. to operate, to run
2. pronunciation 2. to bestir, to rouse up, to set going
• aksangrav (n) • akter (n)
grave accent, written like this: " 1. actor
• aksansirkonfleks (n) 2. hero

flex accent, accent written like this: • aktif (azek)

• aksantegi (n) 1. active, busy, energetic

2. in eruption (esp of a volcano)
acute accent written like this:
• aktiv (v)Variation(s): aktive
• aksantye (v)
1. to accelerate, to hurry
to accentuate
2. to stir up
• akse (n)
• aktivis (n)
access
activist
• aksed (v)Variation(s): aksede
• aktivite (n)
to accede, to attain, to reach
activity, function, event, an aktivite =
• akseler (v)Variation(s): akselere running, active
to accelerate, to quicken, to hasten • aktivman (adv)
• akselerater (n) actively, vigorously
accelerator • aktris (n)
• aksepte (v) 1. actress
1. to accept, to agree to, to welcome 2. heroine
2. to admit to being in the wrong • aktyalite (n)
• aksesib (azek) 1. news
accessible, within reach 2. news-reel

• akseswar (n) • aktyaliz (v)Variation(s): aktyalize

bring up to date aquatic
• aktyalizasyon (n) • akwite (n)
actualization, realization acuteness, keenness, sharpness
• aktyel (azek) • akyes (v)Variation(s): akyese
1� present, a ler aktyel = now, nowadays acquiesce, agree, assent, yield, comply
2. real • al ale (v)
• aktyelman (adv) to go, sa al byin ek twa = it suits
now, at the present time you, zot al byin ansam = they are well
matched, to pu ale mem ek mwa la = are you
• akudpye (adv)
going to
being kicked in the back�side, in disgrace
• ala (eks)
• akuple (v)
1. here he comes!
1o to couple, to copulate 2. there you are! ala ki manyer = that`s how it
2. to connect is!
• akurterm (adv) • alafil (adv)
in the short run one behind the other, in a line
• akus (v)Variation(s): akuse • alafin (adv)Variation(s): alafen
to deliver, to give birth at last, at length, in the end, in the long run,
• akusman (n) at long last

1. child-birth • alal (n & azek)

2. delivery food prepared according to religious rules
• akustik (azek) • alala (eks)
acoustic 1. there you are (esp when child breaks
• akute (eks) something after being warned)
2. you must be joking; not on your life!
listen! wait!
3. balls to you! (esp while indicating scrotum)
• akutime (v) 4. here we are! (esp when presenting
accustom, habituate, inure something)

• akutre (v) • alalila (eks)

to be dressed, to be rigged out there you have it! there it is!

• akwakiltir (n) • alamyab (adv)

cultivation of marine plants and animals amicably, in a conciliatory manner

• akwarel (n) • alanaz (adv)

aquarelle, painting in water-colours by swimming

• akwaryom (n) • alantur (n)

aquarium neighbourhood

• akwatik (azek) • alantur (adv)

around, about • ale (v)Variation(s): al
• alanver (adv) to go, fer li ale = to have an abortion
1. inside out • ale (eks)
2. wrongly 1. I agree!
• alariger (adv) 2. let`s!
3. go ahead!
at the most, at the limit
• alegasyon (n)
• alarm (n)
allegation, assertion
1. alarm bell
2. alarm clock • alegori (n)
• alarman (azek) allegory, system of symbols
alarming • alegro (adv)
• alaryer (adv)Variation(s): anaryer fast allegro (in music)
behind, backward • aleksteryer (azek)
• alatrenn (azek) abroad
1. lying about, scattered • aleluya (n & int)
2. trailing (esp in fishing) hallelujah
• alavans (adv)Variation(s): anavans • aler (azek & adv)
1. ahead of time 1. right (of a watch, clock)
2. fast (esp of watch) 2. in time
• alawens (n) • alerman (adv)
money paid by employer to cover a worker`s apparently, no doubt
expenses of one kind or another
• alert (n)
• alba (n)
coquette
liquid antacid medicine
• alert (azek)
• albatros (n)
flirtatious
albatros
• alerzi (n)
• albem (n)
allergy
album
• alerzik (azek)
• albibinn (n)
allergic
albiminuria, renal failure
• alet (v)Variation(s): alete
• albinos (n)
to suckle, to breastfeed, to give milk
albino, lacking natural or usual colour
• alez (v)Variation(s): aleze
• aldi (n)Variation(s): haldi
to lighten
religious ceremony preceding wedding
• alez (azek & adv)
• aldrinn (n)
1. at ease, comfortable
insecticide, aldrine 2. in comfort
 • alfabet (n) • alinteryer (azek)
1. alphabet inside
2. literate
• alisinasyon (n)
• alfabetik (azek) hallucination
alphabetical • alite (azek)
• alfabetism (n) convalescent
literacy • aliyn (v)Variation(s): aliyne
• alfabetiz (v)Variation(s): alfabetize 1. to align, to put in a straight line, to fall into
to teach to read and write line
2. to take position with (esp of an idea)
• alfabetizasyon (n)
• alizyon (n)
literacy teaching, literacy learning
1. allusion, unclear reference
• alg (n)
2. a mention in passing
1. sea-weed (esp of edible sea-weed)
• alkali (n)
2. mushroom-like plants in the forest (esp of
edible varieties) alkali
• alibaba (n) • alkaloid (n)
thief group of chemical compounds , alkaloid
• alibi (n) • alkolik (n)
alibi 1. alcoholic (esp of person)
2. alcoholic (esp of drink)
• alim (n)
• alla (n)
a soup of lentils, fat and bone
God
• alim (v)Variation(s): alime
• alman (n & azek)
1. to light, to set on fire
2. to switch on German
• alimant (v)Variation(s): alimante • almanak (n)
to throw oil on the flames, to fuel (esp of almanac
rumours) • alo (n)
• alimant (v)Variation(s): alimante water-based, emulsion (esp of paint), tu so
to supply lapenn inn tom alo = all his efforts, for
nothing; he is ruined
• alimantasyon (n)
• alo (eks)
nutrition
hello, hullo
• aliminyom (n & azek)
2. when one catches someone red-handed
aluminium
• alo-alo (eks)
• alimoni (n)
your attention, please!
alimony, allowance husband has to pay his
• alokasyon (n)
wife after divorce
allocation, allowance alokasyon familyal = to make heavy, to grow heavy
family allowances, alokasyon somaz = • alwa (n)
unemployment benefit, dole
sweet jelly like cake
• alonz (v)Variation(s): alonze
• alwe (v)
to lie down full length, to stretch oneself
allocate
• alonze (azek)
• alwet (n)
horizontal
1. lark
• alor (konz & adv)Variation(s): alors 2. helicopter
1. then, and then • alwil (azek)
2. in that case
3. what does this mean? 1. oily
2. mellos (of the jujube only)
• alpaka (n)
2. oil-based (esp of paint)
alpaca, a kind of animal • alyans (v)Variation(s): alyanse
• alter (n) 1. to unite, to league, to join forces
weights (esp in weight-lifting) 2. to get engaged
• alterliku (n) • alyas (konz)
neck artery also known as, alias
• altern (v)Variation(s): alterne • alyaz (n)
to alternate alloy, mixed metals
• altern (v)Variation(s): alterne • alye (n)
to alternate ally
• alternatif (n & azek) • alyenasyon (n)
alternative alienation, estrangement
• alterne (azek) • alyene (azek & adv)
alternate alienated, estranged
• alterofil (n) • alzasyin (n)Variation(s): alzasyen
a weight-lifter Alsatian (esp of dog), German sheep dog
• alterofili (n) • alzasyin (azek)Variation(s): alzasyen
weight-lifting of Alsace
• altitid (n) • alzeb (n)
altitude algebra
• alu (n) • Alzeri (n)
potato Algeria
• aluda (n) • Alzeryin (n)Variation(s): Alzeryen,
Alzeryenn
cool drink
Algerian
• alurdi (v)
 • ama (n) • amazonn (n)
mother 1. Amazon
2. female following
• amadiya (n)
• amberger (n)
a religion
hamburger
• amak (n)
• amebleman (n)
hammock
furnishing
• amalgam (n)
• amegri (v)
1. medley
2. mixture 1. to grow thin
2. to become emaciated
• amalgam (v)Variation(s): amalgame
• amelyor (v)Variation(s): amelyore
to amalgamate, to combine, to blend
to ameliorate, to improve, to better, to mend
• aman (n)
• amelyorasyon (n)
lover
amelioration, improvement
• amand (v)Variation(s): amande
• amenaz (v)Variation(s): amenaze
to amend
to move in and do up a room or house
• amandman (n)
• amenazman (n)
amendment
doing up a new home
• amani (azek)
• amenn (n)
finicky
god relevant to fire-walking
• amans (v)Variation(s): amanse
• amenn (n & eks)
1. to deal a blow, to strike
2. to lie to, to fool amen
• amar (v)Variation(s): amare • amenn (v)Variation(s): amene
to get stuck, weighed down to bring, to take to, to take along
• amars (azek) • amer (azek)
1. functioning, in action, running 1. bitter
2. in running order 2. harsh, grievous
3. embittered
• amater (n)
• amerd (v)Variation(s): amerde
1. amateur
2. someone who is recognised for having a to bother, to make angry, to annoy
working knowledge of a • amerdan (n)
subject, amater sinema = cinema lover
a person who is a nuisance
• amater (azek)
• amerdan (azek)
shoddy (esp of work)
tedious, annoying
• amay (n)
• amerde (azek)
maternal grandmother
cross, angry, furious
 • amerikaniz (v)Variation(s): • amnezi (n)
amerikanize amnesia, having lost one`s memory
to americanize
• amnezik (n & azek)
• Amerikenn (n) amnesic
American woman • amnistye (v)
• Amerikin (n & azek)Variation(s):
to amnesty
Ameriken
• amor (adv)
1. American
2. western (esp of film) to the death, with dedication

• amezir (konz) • amors (v)

1. as to start off, to launch into

2. in as much as • amorti (v)
• amib (n) to deaden, to allay, to break, to cushion
1. amoeba • amortiser (n)
2. amoebic dysentery
shock absorber
• amidal (n)
• amure (azek)
tonsils
1. in love
• amikal (azek) 2. mad about, addicted to
1. friendly, amicable • amwatye (adv)
2. friendship society
half, partly
• aminsi (v)Variation(s): amensi
• amwindri (v)Variation(s): amwendri
to make thinner, to become thinner
to lessen, to decrease, to diminish
• amiral (n)
• amwinki (prep)Variation(s): amwenki
admiral
unless
• amisti (n)
• amyel (v)
amnesty, pardon
to soothe, to cajole, to gain over
• amiz (v)Variation(s): amize
• an (n)
1. to amuse, to divert, to entertain, to enjoy
year (used after a number)
oneself, to have a good time
2. to Rat up, to drink up • an (prep)
3. to beat up in, to
• amizan (azek) • an (eks)
amusing, diverting, entertaining is that so!
• amizer (n) • an-mem-tan (adv)
pleasure-seeker 1. simultaneously |
• amizir (adv) 2. concurrently
3. at the same time
as, gradually as
 • an-no (azek) • anavan (adv)
watery onward, forward
• an-nor (azek) • anavangard (azek)
made of gold, golden in the vanguard, in the forefront
• anabondans (adv) • anavans (adv & azek)
in abundance, plenty of 1. in advance of, before time, ahead of
2. fast (esp of clock)
• anakor (prep)
• anba (adv & prep)
in agreement with
1. on the ground, at the bottom, downstairs,
• anakronis (n)
downtown, down the road, down there
anachronism 2. under, bann anba = the people downstairs,
• analfabet (azek) down the road, or downtown, the underdog

illiterate, unable to read nor write • anba-anba (eks)

• analiz (n)Variation(s): analize when encouraging someone to dance sega

leaning backwards
an analysis, a study
• anba-anba (adv)
• analiz (v)Variation(s): analize
1. dancing sega leaning backwards
to analyse, to study
2. treacherously
• anantye (azek & adv)
• anba-laba (adv)
as a whole, as one unit
down over there
• anarsi (n)
• anba-lao (n)
anarchy
species of long fish with long thin lower jaw
• anarsik (azek)
• anba-lao (azek & adv)
anarchic
upside down, topsy-turvy, inside out, in a
• anarsis (n & azek) mess, vir anba-lao = to make havoc of
anarchist • anbaban (azek)
• anaryer (adv)Variation(s): alaryer not paying attention in class
behind, backward • anbal (v)Variation(s): anbale
• anarzan (azek) 1. to wrap up, tie up, to package
silver 2. to bolt (esp of a horse)
3. to rev up (esp of a motor-car or other
• anasestral (azek)
engine)
ancestral, of one`s community
• anbale (azek)
• anatomik (azek)
1. carried away
anatomical 2. tied up
• anavan (eks) • anbapon (azek)
forward! bunking school
 • anbara (n) ambiguous
financial problem • anbigwite (n)
• anbara (n) ambiguity
embarassment • anbilan (azek)
• anbaradiswa (n) ambulant, itinerant, marsan anbilan =
itinerant merchant
wide variety
• anbisye (azek)
• anbaradiswa (adv)
ambitious
too many to choose from
• anbisyon (n)Variation(s): lanbisyon
• anbaras (v)Variation(s): anbarase
ambition
to embarrass, to encumber, to inconvenience,
to trouble • anblem (n)
• anbarase (azek) emblem, logo
1. constrained • anblok (adv)
2. hard up, skint
1. as a lot (e.g. of things bought or sold)
3. embarrassed 2. close together, united
• anbark (v)Variation(s): anbarke 3. at one time and for one reason (e.g. of a
walk-out)
1. to embark, to put aboard, to go on board
2. to get picked up by the police • anblok (azek)
3. to set off (esp on a big project) brick (esp of house)
• anbasader (n) • anbobinn (v)Variation(s): anbobine
1. ambassador 1. to reel, to spool
2. messenger, go-between 2. to wheedle, to get round, to coax, to
• anbeli (n) hoodwink
3. to wind, to repair a coil
a calming down (esp of the sea)
• anbom (v)Variation(s): anbome
• anbeli (v)
1. to embalm
to make beautiful, to decorate
2. to emit a vile or over-powering perfume
• anbern (azek) 3 . to emit a sweet smell
at half mast (esp of flag) • anbos (v)Variation(s): anbose
• anbet (v)Variation(s): anbete to hire, to engage, to sign on, to employ
to deceive, to fool • anbote (adv)
• anbetan (azek) beautifully, could not be better (esp of ending
1. inconvenient, annoying, irritating a match, career)
2. silly, insignificant • anbras (v)Variation(s): anbrase
• anbetan (n) 1. to kiss
minor obstacle 2. to greet

• anbigi (azek) • anbrey (v)Variation(s): anbreye

to put into gear afraid, scared
• anbriyon (n) • andeor (adv)
embryo outside
2. beyond the reef
• anbruy (v)Variation(s): anbruye
3. out of prison
to muddle, to confuse, to perplex 4. knocked out (esp of a game)
• anbruyaz (n) • andesandan (adv)
a mess, muddle, confusion as going down, on one`s way down
• anbruye (azek) • andet (v)Variation(s): andete
confused, fuddled, muddled to get into debt, to run into debt
• anburzwaze (azek) • andetay (azek & adv)
having become bourgeois retail, in detail, thoroughly, meticulously
• anbutey (v)Variation(s): anbuteye • andete (azek)
to bottle in debt
• anbutey (azek) • andey (v)Variation(s): andeye
made of glass to be in mourning
• anbuteyaz (n) • andey (azek)
1. bottling in mourning
2. traffic jam
• andezord (azek)
3. a bottle-neck (fig)
1. disorderly, in a mess, untidy
• anbwat (v)Variation(s): anbwate
2. of unconventional morals, or immoral, or
to fit in, to joint amoral
• anbwat (azek) 3. skimpily dressed
canned, tinned • andifikilte (azek)

• andan (n) in trouble (esp of financial)

1. inner self • andikap (v)Variation(s): andikape

2. entrails, bowels to handicap
3. inside (esp of a thing)
• andikape (n & azek)
• andan (adv)
handicapped, disabled, cripple
1. within, inside
• andimans (v)Variation(s): andimanse
2. in the lagoon, lagoon-fishing
3. in prison to put on one`s Sunday best
• andan-andan (adv) • andir (v)Variation(s): andire
secretly, inwardly to endure, to bear, to put up with, to stand
• ande (adv) • andir (azek)
into two, in half concrete
• andeker (azek) • andirsi (v)
1. to harden, to toughen, 1. possessed, devilish, diabolical
2. to be steeled, to become hardened 2. reckless (music), irrepressible
• andokrinn (n) • ane (n)
endocrine gland brother
• andoktrinn (v)Variation(s): andoktrine • aneanti (v)
to indoctrinate, to teach to destroy, to annihilate
• andomaz (v)Variation(s): andomaze • anefe (adv)
to damage, to injure, to harm, to impair, to as a matter of fact, in reality
mar • anekdot (n)
• andomazman (n) anecdote
injury, damage, suffering, deterioration • aneks (n)
• andorni (v) a sub-section of a sugar estate
1. to anapcthetize, to send to sleep, to • anekse (v)
hypnotise
2. to lull to take over, to add to, to join on to

• andorni (azek) • anemi (azek)Variation(s): anemik

1. sleepy, drowsy, sluggish anaemic, bloodless, pale, weak

2. anaesthetized, hypnotised • anenonn (n)
• andors (v)Variation(s): andorse kind of flower, anemone
to endorse, sign • anestetiz (v)
• andos (azek) anaesthetise
squint-eyed, squint • anestezi (n)Variation(s): lanestezi
• andos (v)Variation(s): andose anaesthesia
1. to put on, to wear • anfantin (azek)Variation(s): anfanten
2. to be saddled with, to take on oneself
1. infantile, childish
• andotmo (konz & adv) 2. immature
in other words, more frankly • anfantiyaz (n)
• andreanom (n) nonsense, childishness
kind of flower • anfarine (azek)
• androzenn (n) mealy, floury
a hormone, androgen • anfas (adv)
• andrwa (azek) straight in the face , directly
having the right, within one`s rights • anfas (azek)
• andub (adv) facing, opposite
at once, immediately • anferm (v)Variation(s): anferme
• andyable (azek)
1. to keep in, to restrict, to imprison boy-crazy, girl-crazy
2. to wall in, to enclose • anfons (v)Variation(s): anfonse
• anfes (azek)
1. to drive in
bad, terrible 2. to sink
3. (fig) to get into trouble
• anfibi (n & azek)
4. (fig) to go ahead too fast, without enough
amphibian, amphibious thought
• anfil (v)Variation(s): anfile • anform (azek)
1. to thread (a needle), to string (beads) 1. fit and well, in fine fettle, in the pink of
2. to pull on, to slip on (clothes) condition
3. to pierce, to run through 2. at his best
4. to penetrate sexually
• angaz (v)Variation(s): angaze
• anfil (azek)
to take on (of employment), to engage, to
made of thread (not, say, wool) employ
• anfile (adv) 2. to pledge, to pawn

in file, one behind the other • angaz (azek)

• anfile (azek) pawned, in pledge

threaded • angaze (n)

• anfin (adv)Variation(s): anfen indentured labourer

at last, finally, at length, after • angaze (azek)

all, anfin dekont = to sum up, when all is said 1. engaged (of telephone lines)
and done 2. committed (artist, writer)
• anflam (v)Variation(s): anflame 3. indentured (of labourer)
4. pledged, pawned
1. to break into flames, to blaze, to burn
5. engaged (to be married!
2. to excite, to make angry, to provoke
3. to be inflamed • angel (v)Variation(s): angele

• anfle (n) to abuse, to swear at, to tell off

1. lorry-helper • angelad (n)

2. assistant (for a task, or a skill) scolding, abuse, choking off
• anfle (azek) • anger (azek)
swollen at war with, in a feud against
• anfle (v) • angi (n)
to swell eel, ena angi su ros = something suspicious is
• anfler (azek) going on

in flower, in bloom, in blossom • angi kong (n)

• anflir (n) conger eel

swelling • angi labu (n)

• anfoli (azek) kind of eel

 • angi lamandyan (n) • angran (adv)
black-and-white eel full length, on a large scale
• angi morel (n) • angres (v)Variation(s): angrese
moray eel 1. to fatten, to grow fat, to become corpulent
2. to manure
• angiv (n)
• angrev (azek)
bitter vegetable
on strike
• Angle (n)
• angrin (azek)Variation(s): angren
1. Englishman
2. English language, Angle potis = bad 1. granular
English 2. each grain separate (esp of rice)
• Angle (azek) • angro (azek & adv)
English, British, lakle angle = adjustable 1. wholesale
spanner, lepok angle = colonial 2. roughly, approximately
times, kapot angle = condom • angros (v)Variation(s): angrose
• Angleter (n) 1. to make pregnant, to get with child
England, Britain, United Kingdom 2. to become pregnant, to be with child
• Anglez (n) • angulangule (v)
Englishwoman, lapat anglez = dough made of to drink
stale cakes • angurdi (v)
• anglikan (n & azek)Variation(s): to be benumbed, to become numb
anglikann
• angurdi (azek)
anglican, protestant
numb
• anglob (v)Variation(s): anglobe
• angurdisman (n)
to comprehend, to include, to encompass
1. numbness
• angluti (v) 2. pins-and-needles
1. to squander, to dissipate • angwas (n)
2. to engulf
anguish
• Angola (n)
• ani (n)
Angola, country in Africa
sister-in-law
• Angole (n & azek)
• anil (v)Variation(s): anile
Angolan
1. to cancel
• angora (n) 2. to be cancelled
kind of cat • anile (azek)
• angorze (azek) cancelled
1. congested (esp of a woman`s breast when • anilinn (n)
too full of milk)
2. swollen anilinn, dye for making ink
 • anim (v)Variation(s): anime • anklo (n)
1. to speak (esp at a meeting) hutch
2. to perform (esp at a concert)
• ankoler (azek)
• animal (azek) angry, indignant, cross
animal, animal-like • ankonbran (azek)
• animator (n) encumbering, cumbrous, cumbersome
co-ordinator, trouble-shooter, organiser • ankor (adv)
• anime (azek) 1. again, once more, anew
heated, animated 2. still, yet
• anka (konz)Variation(s): oka • ankor (azek)
if, in the event of more
• ankadre (v) • ankraz (n)
1. to frame being rooted (esp in an area)
2. to put into perspective
• ankre (azek)
• ankadrer (n) firmly fixed or established, to be rooted
framer, picture-frame maker • ankriz (azek & adv)
• ankastre (v) in a crisis, under difficult conditions
to fit in, to encase, to imbed • ankuler (azek)
• ankes (v)Variation(s): ankese in colour, techni-colour
1. to receive money, to hoard money
• ankur (adv)
2. to take blows
before the courts, to court
• anket (v)Variation(s): ankete
• ankuraz (v)Variation(s): ankuraze
to inquire into, to conduct an inquiry, to
investigate to encourage, to support, to egg on

• ankikinan (azek) • ankurazan (azek)

pestering encouraging, a good sign, cheering

• ankikiner (n)Variation(s): ankikinez • ankuyonad (adv)

a pesterer, person who is a nuisance badly done, cheaply done

• ankikinn (v)Variation(s): ankikine • ankuyonad (azek)

to tease, to pester 1. bad

2. cheap, poor quality
• ankilostom (n)
• anler (adv)
hook-worm
up, in the air, met kikenn anler = to flatter
• anklav (n)
• anler-anler (adv)
enclave, closed off geographical area
superficially
• anklin (azek)Variation(s): anklen
• anler-anler (azek)
inclined, prone, given to
superficial to announce
• anlev (v)Variation(s): anleve • anord (adv)
1. to remove, in good order, neat and tidy
2. to steal, to rob • anormal (azek & adv)
3. to kidnap
4. to elope with unusual, abnormal , odd

• anlevman (n) • anote (adv)

1. robbery worthy of note, worth taking notice of

2. kidnapping • anp (azek)
3. elopement
ample, full, large
• anliyn (adv)
• anpann (azek)
in line
broken down (esp of engine)
• anliyne (v)
• anpartikilye (adv)
to put in line
in particular, more specifically
• anlok (azek)
• anpay (azek)
in rags
thatched
• anmagazine (azek)
• anpay (v)Variation(s): anpaye
in storage
1. to roof with straw, to thatch
• anmagazinn (v)Variation(s): 2. to stuff
anmagazine 3. to deceive, to cheat, to fool
to store • anpayer (n)
• anmars (azek) 1. one who stuffs animals, birds
running (esp of a machine), net anmars = to 2. trickster, clown
start • anpe (adv)
• anmer (adv) peacefully, in harmony
out at sea • anper (n)Variation(s): lanper
• annsard (n) 1. ampere
Hansard, record of parliamentary debates 2. delay between working and receiving pay

• anofel (n) • anperer (n)

anopheles, mosquito 1. emperor

2. marlin
• anomali (n)
• anpermet (n)
1. salary rationalisation
2. exceptional cases concerning wage machine which measures electrical current
differentials • anpes (v)Variation(s): anpese
• anonim (azek) to prevent from, to stop someone doing
anonymous something

• anons (v)Variation(s): anonse • anpese (azek)

forbidden • anplener (adv)
• anpesman (n) in the open air
hindrance, something that has cropped up to • anpli (n)
prevent one attending a function amplifier
• anpik (azek) • anplifikater (n)
keen, raring to go 1. amplifier
• anpil (v)Variation(s): anpile 2. enlarger
1. to pile up, to stack, to hoard • anplifye (v)
2. to become piled up 1. to amplify, to enlarge, to magnify
• anpintir (azek) 2. to exaggerate
like, same as • anplin (adv)Variation(s): anplen
• anpir (v)Variation(s): anpire in the middle of, in the act of, red-handed
to get worse, to grow worse • anplis (adv)
• anpirik (azek) in addition to, into the bargain
empirical, based on experiments • anplis (azek)
• anpisilinn (n) 1. extra, left over
2. (fig) left out, not wanted, taler to anplis =
ampicillin, common anti-biotic
we`ll kick you out, I`ll do you in
• anpit (v)Variation(s): anpite
• anplot (azek)
to amputate
1. clotted
• anpite (azek) 2. in a clump
amputated • anploy (v)Variation(s): anploye
• anplan (adv) to employ, to give employment to
1. unfinished • anplway (v)Variation(s): anplwaye
2. left behind, high and dry
to use (esp of time)
• anplas (eks)
• anplwaye (n)
as usual! no better than usual
employee, anplwayed mezon = household
• anplas (prep) worker
instead of • anplwayer (n)
• anplas (azek) boss, employer
1. fixed • anpok (azek)
2. stagnant
sore and swollen
3. game unchanged (esp in dominoes)
• anporte (v)
• anplasman (n)
to be carried away
premises
• anpos (v)Variation(s): anpose
• anpleman (azek)
to pocket, to appropriate
ample, full, plenty, enough
 • anpoyn (v)Variation(s): anpoyne 1. registration
2. recording
to grapple
• anrim (v)Variation(s): anrime
• anprizonn (v)
to give a cold, to catch a cold
to imprison
• anrisi (v)
• anprizonnman (n)
to enrich, to grow rich, to make one`s riches
imprisonment (esp of the sentence)
• anrol (v)Variation(s): anrole
• anpud (azek)
to enrol, to enlist
powdered
• anron (adv)
• anpul (n)
in circles, getting nowhere
1. bulb
2. blister • anrul (v)Variation(s): anrule
3. ampoule (esp of liquid medicine) to roll, to roll up, to coil
, anpul bivab = ampoule with medicine to be
taken orally • anrwe (azek)

• anpwazone (azek) hoarse, husky

1. poisoned • ans (n)

2. poisonous, kado anpwazone = a gift which cove
may turn out dangerous
• ansaler (azek)
• anpwazonn (v)Variation(s):
to be on heat
anpwazone
• ansam (adv)
to poison, to infect, to corrupt
together, at the same time
• anpwazonnman (n)
• ansan (azek)
poisoning
bleeding, bloody
• anrasinn (v)Variation(s): anrasine
• ansante (eks)
to root, to take root, to become rooted
pleased to meet you
• anreg (azek)
• ansekre (adv)
in order, anreg ek lakes = fully paid up
in secret, secretly
• anretar (adv)
• ansene (adv)
1. late
2. to be slow 1. in a chain of events, concatenating
2. following immediately (esp in a musical
• anretur (adv)
show)
in exchange, in appreciation
• anserkle (v)
• anrezistre (v)
to encircle
1. to register
• anset (n)Variation(s): zanset
2. to record
ancestor
• anrezistreman (n)
• anseyman (n)
1. teachings • antabiz (n)
2. teaching medicine used in treatment of chronic
• anseyn (v)Variation(s): anseyne alcoholism
to teach, to instruct • antagonik (azek)
• anseynan (n) antagonistic
teacher • antagonis (n)
• ansiklopedi (n) antagonism, friction
encyclopaedia • antam (v)Variation(s): antame
• ansint (azek)Variation(s): ansent to start (esp of negotiations)
pregnant, expecting a baby • antas (v)Variation(s): antase
• ansom (adv) 1. to heap up, to pile up, to amass, to hoard
up
1. in fact
2. to crowd, to cram, to pack together
2. in summary
• antasid (n)
• ansorsel (v)Variation(s): ansorsele
antacid
1. to bewitch
2. to be bewitched • ante (azek)
• anstok (adv & azek) haunted
in stock, in supply • anter (v)Variation(s): antere
• answa (n) 1. to bury
2. to survive
anchovy
3. to kill
• answit (adv) 4. to hush up
after, afterwards, then 5. to bluff
• ansyennman (adv) • anteraz (n)

anciently, formerly, of yore work consisting of burying previous plants

(esp leguminous)
• ansyennte (n)
• antere (azek)
seniority
1. buried
• ansyin (azek)Variation(s): ansyen
2. forgotten
1. ancient, old
• anterit (n)
2. antique
3. late, ex- gastro-enteritis
4. senior • anterm (prep)
• ant (prep) in terms of
between, among • antet (adv & azek)
• anta (azek) 1. in one`s head, gard antet = keep in mind
lazy, spineless, anta kuma pul muye = 2. in front, ahead, antet delis = first on the list
sluggard, met anta = to put into a heap • antete (v)
to be stubborn, to be obstinate, antete fer anti-communalist, anti-racist
kiksoz = to persist • antikominis (n & azek)
• antete (azek)
anti-communist
stubborn, obstinate • antikor (n)
• anti-avortaan (azek) substance produced in body in defence
anti-abortion • antikoripsyon (adv & azek)
• anti-esklavaz (azek) anti-corruption
anti-slavery • antilog (n)
• anti-fam (azek) antilogarithm
sexist, misogynist • antimwann (n)
• anti-inflamatwar (n) antimony
anti-inflammatory medicine • antinikleer (azek)
• anti-inperyalis (azek) antinuclear
anti-imperialist • antiparti (azek)
• anti-istaminn (n) anti-party
antihistamine, medicine against allergies • antiruy (n)
• antibyotik (n) anti-rust paint
antibiotic • antiryom (n)
• antiderapan (n) a kind of flower
non-skid surface • antiseptik (n)
• antidot (n) antiseptic, disinfectant
anti-dote, remedy • antisiklonn (n)
• antifawling (n) anticyclone
anti-fouling paint (esp for boats) • antisindikal (adv & azek)
• antiguvernmantal (adv & azek) anti-trade union
anti-governmental • antisip (v)Variation(s): antisipe
• antik (n) 1. to anticipate
antique furniture 2. to predict
• antikapitalis (adv & azek) • antisipe (azek)
anti-capitalist snap (esp of elections)
• antikite (n) • antisoler (azek)
1. olden days, old times protecting the skin from ultra-violet rays
2. old things • antisosyal (adv & azek)
3. antique furniture
anti-social
• antikominalis (n & azek)
• antite (n)
entity, separate thing • antreliyn (n & azek)
• antitoksinn (n) interline (esp of crops)
antitoxin, serum against bacteria • antremeter (n)
• antivol (n) go-between, procurer, pander, pimp
burglar guards • antremetez (n.f)
• antizenn (n) go-between, procuress, pander, pimp
antigen, substance capable of stimulating the • antrener (n)
formation of an antibody trainer, coach
• antol (azek) • antrenn (v)Variation(s): antrene
1. made of sheet-iron, corrugated iron 1. to train
2. in prison 2. lead (esp of astray)
• antolozi (n) 3. to bring about a chain of events
4. to trail
anthology (esp of poems, songs)
• antrenu (adv)
• antonn (v)Variation(s): antone
1. amongst ourselves
to stuff oneself
2. Secretly
• antor (adv)
• antrepran (v)
in the wrong
to take on (esp of a job of work)
• antors (v)
• antreprener (n)
to sprain
job sub-contractor
• antors (n)
• antretan (adv)
a sprain
meanwhile, in the meantime
• antray (adv)
• antretenir (v)
in prison awaiting trial, on remand
1. to look after, keep up
• antred (n) 2. to keep (esp of a man of a woman)
1. mutual aid • antretyin (n)Variation(s): antretyen
2. help between neighbours
up-keep
• antrede (n)
• antrevi (n)
ribbon in between two sections of cloth
interview
• antrede (adv)
• antrezot (adv)
way of rearing animals jointly by two
amongst themselves
households, where one invests and the other
works • antropolozi (n)
• antrekot (n) anthropology, study of man in society
steak cut .from between the ribs • antu (adv)
• antrekup (n & azek) 1. in all
2. on the whole
intercrop season
 • antuka (konz)Variation(s): antuleka • anvenim (v)Variation(s): avenime
however, nevertheless, at any rate to aggravate, to worsen the problem
• antur (v)Variation(s): anture • anver (prep)
1. to surround, to encircle to, towards, in relation to
2. to gather round, to be about • anverite (adv)
• anture (azek) truly, indeed
surrounded • anvi (v)
• antuzyas (n) 1. to want, to wish, to desire, to long
enthusiasm, zeal 2. to desire sexually, fer anvi = to tempt
• antuzyas (azek) • anviger (adv)
enthusiastic, zealous, keen in force (esp of cyclone warning)
• antye (n & azek) • anvil (n)
1. whole Port Louis, al anvil = go and learn about
2. unscathed things
• antyer (azek) • anviron (adv)
full, complete, entire about, around
• antyerman (adv) • anvizaz (v)Variation(s): anvizaze
wholly, completely, entirely, fully to consider, to regard, to view
• anu (eks) • anvlop (v)Variation(s): anvlope
let`s 1. to wrap up, to cover up
2. to enclose, embrace
• anumann (n)
3. to coil round
god (esp of strength)
• anvol (v)Variation(s): anvole
• anumann (azek)
1. to fly, to take wing
strong 2. to disappear, to vanish
• anuy (v)Variation(s): anuye 3. to scatter, be scattered
1. to annoy, to irritate • anvoy (v)Variation(s): anvoye
2. to be annoyed, irritated 1. to throw
• anuye (azek) 2. to send, anvoy serse = to send
for, anvoy dir = to send word, anvoy
annoyed
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• anvayir (v) • anvut (v)Variation(s): anvute

to take over, invade, to encroach upon to cast a spell on someone

• anve (v)Variation(s): anvye • anvwadfami (azek)

to envy, to be envious of pregnant, expecting a baby

 • anvyab (azek) • aparan (azek)
enviable obvious, clear
• anyel (adv & azek) • aparante (azek)
annual, once a year related
• anz (n & azek) • aparet (v)Variation(s): paret
1. angel, enn ti anz = an innocent being, like a 1. to appear, to come into sight, to spring up
child or a baby, anz gardyin = guardian 2. to seem
angel, anz rebel = the demons • apareye (v)
2. (
to weigh anchor, to get under way
• anzinn (n)
• aparisyon (n)
angina
1. apparition, coining, coming out
• ap (eks) 2. ghost
when feeding baby • apart (prep)
• ap (azek) excepting, except for, not counting
apt, fit, suitable, proper • apart (adv)
• apa (n) other than this, apart bez, tu korek = things
father are o.k.
• apana (n) • apartenans (n)
herbal remedy membership of, forming part of (esp of a
community)
• apandan (azek)
• apartenir (v)
1. hanging in the air, dangling
2. clinging to to belong to, form part of
• apandis (n) • aparteyt (n)
appendix apartheid, racial discrimination by law
• apandisik (n) • apartir (prep)
appendicitis 1. from (esp of a place)
2. since (esp of a specific time)
• apar (azek)
3. from a starting point (fig)
1. way-out, odd, nisa apar = specially good
• apartman (n)
experience
2. another matter, nothing to do with this flat
• apar (adv) • apartsa (eks)
on one`s own (to live) any other news?
• apar (prep) • apas (n)
except for apache
• aparaman (adv) • apat (v)
apparently, likely, probably to allure, to entice
 • apay (n) 1. steep
2. headlong
paternal grand-mother
• apikiltir (n)
• ape (v)Variation(s): pe
bee-keeping
am, is, are (continuous)
• apiy (v)Variation(s): apiye
• apel (v)Variation(s): apele
1. to lean, to recline, to rest
1. to call, to name
2. to support, to back up
2. to send for, summon
3. to lay stress on, to dwell upon
3. to ring up (on the phone)
4. to speed up, to accelerate, apiy lor baton
• apelasyon (n) papay = to trust to a broken reed
proper name • aplat (adv)
• apenn (adv) flat
scarcely, barely, only just • aplati (v)
• apepre (adv) 1. to flatten, to beat flat
nearly, about, approximately 2. to floor, to overcome

• aperitif (n) • aplay (v)

aperitif, drink before a meal to apply (esp for a job)

• apersevab (azek) • aple (v)

perceivable, perceptible 1. called upon

2. summoned or ordered (esp in court)
• apersevwar (v)
• aplik (v)Variation(s): aplike
1. to catch sight of
2. to be aware of, to notice 1. to apply (one-self to a task)
2. to lay or to fasten on
• apersi (n)
3. to fit, to be suitable
estimate, summary, enn ti apersi = an insight 4. to concern, to refer to
into, a short outline 5. to use
• apetisan (azek) 6. to put into practice

appetizing, delicious, tempting • aplik (n)

• apez (v)Variation(s): apeze 1. wall-fitting (furniture, electrical or

plumbing)
1. to quiet, to calm, to appease, to subside
2. kind of embroidery with extra cloth
2. to abate, to allay, to alleviate, to mitigate
3. to stay (hunger) • aplikab (azek)
4. to quench (thirst) applicable, apposite, relevant, suitable
• apezanti (v) • aplikasyon (n)
to dwell upon, to expatiate application (esp for work)
• apezman (n) • aplitar (eks)
appeasement, abatement see you later!
• apik (azek) • aplodi (v)
1. to applaud, to clap • aprantisaz (n)
2. to approve 1. apprenticeship
• aplodisman (n) 2. training
applause, cheering • apre (prep & adv)
• aplon (n) after, next, afterwards , apre ku = too
late, apre tu = after all, apre lamor latizann =
crisp fired wheat pan-cake
it`s too late
• aplon (azek)
• apre (v)
vertical
1. to run after, to chase
• apo (v) 2. to get hold of someone
an old woman • apre-dime (adv)Variation(s):
• apopleksi (n) apredemin

apoplexy, stroke day after to-morrow

• apoplektik (n & azek) • apresyab (azek)

apoplectic appreciable

• aport (v)Variation(s): aporte • apresyasyon (n)

1. to bring appreciation
2. to bear • apresye (v)
• apostola (n) 1. to appreciate
apostolate, apostleship 2. to esteem
3. to be thankful for
• apostolik (azek)
• aprezan (adv)
apostolic, papal
right now, at the present time
• apostrof (n)
• apriko (n)Variation(s): abrigo
apostrophe
apricot
• apovri (v)
• aprivwaz (v)Variation(s): aprivwaze
1. to impoverish
2. to become poor 1. to tame, to win over
3. to deteriorate (esp of hand-writing) 2. to become socialised

• apovrisman (n) • aprivwaze (azek)

impoverishment 1. tame
2. sociable
• aprann (v)
• aprofondi (v)
1. to learn, to study
2. to hear of, to be informed to fathom, to investigate, to examine
of, sa aprann twa = it serves you right thoroughly
• apranti (n) • aprofondi (azek)

1. apprentice thorough, deep

2. novice • aproksimatif (azek)
approximate • arakiri (n)
• aproksimativman (adv) suicide after disgrace
approximately • aran (n)
• apropriyasyon (n) herring, aran tomat = canned herring in
tomato sauce
appropriation
• aranz (v)Variation(s): aranze
• apropriye (adv & azek)
1. to arrange, to organise, put in proper place
appropriate, appropriately, fitting, fittingly
2. to fix, repair
• apros (v)Variation(s): aprose 3. (fig) to cover up
1. to bring, to draw near or nearer 4. (fig) to prepare an alibi
2. to appeal to • aranze (azek)
3. to be nearly
1. organised, decided
• aprosan (prep & azek) 2. fixed, arranged, maryaz aranze = arranged
much the same, approximate, about marriage, koze aranze = a lie, zafer aranze =
matter set
• aprovizyonnnan (n)
• aranzman (n)
supplies
arrangement, agreement
• apruv (v)Variation(s): apruve
• aras (v)Variation(s): arase, ras, rase
to approve, to sanction, to ratify, to authorize,
to consent to 1. to pull out (esp of weeds)
2. to seize, confiscate
• apwa (azek)
• araz (v)Variation(s): araze
spotted
to infuriate, to enrage, to fume, enn
• apwint (v)Variation(s): apwinte
lisyin araze = a mad dog, pwason inn araze =
to employ with a fixed salary fish are biting, manze ziska araze = to ove
• ar (prep) • arbis (n)
with small tree
• ar (eks) • arbitraz (n)
to express disapproval, annoyance arbitration (esp in trade union disputes)
• ara (azek) • arbitre (v)
angry, cross to act as referee, to arbitrate
• arab (n & azek) • arbitrer (azek)
1. arab, arabian, arabic arbitrary, unjust (esp of law)
2. moslem, so vant kuma soset arab = he eats
• ard (azek)
enormously
1. difficult
• Arabi (n)
2. pitiless
Arabia
• ardbord (n)
• Arabi Sowdit (n)
hardboard
Saudi Arabia
 • ardkover (n) • aritmetik (n & azek)
hard-covered book arithmetic, arithmetical
• ardlayn (azek) • ariv (v)Variation(s): arive
hard-liner 1. to arrive, to come, to reach
2. to happen, to occur, to take place
• ardsip-kes (n)
3. to make one`s way, to succeed
hardship case (esp of social security) 4. to sail with the wind (esp in a
• ardvark (n) boat), ariv seki ariv = whatever will be

aardvark, ant bear • arivaz (n)

• are (n) arrival (esp of ships, goods)

stop, pause, halt • arivis (n)

• are (azek) careerist, unscrupulous fellow

striped • arjunn (n)

• arem (n) devotee of god Krishna

harem, series of wives • arkad (n)

• ares (n) a block with shops and offices on the ground

floor and apartments upstairs; arcade
detention (esp in school)
• arkaik (azek)
• aret (v)Variation(s): arete
archaic
1. to stop, to cease, to end
2. to arrest • arkansyel (n)Variation(s): larkansyel
3. to switch off rainbow
4. to end off (esp of a stitch)
• arkanter (n)
5. to decide
6. to detain auctioneer (esp of vegetables)
7. to reserve, book, arete ar mwa = stop • arkdetryonf (n)
annoying me, arftaym (n)
triumphal arch
half-time
• arlila (eks)
• argiman (n)
he`s a one
argument, reasoning
• arm (v)Variation(s): arme
• argimant (v)Variation(s): argimante
1. to arm
to argue 2. to load, to cock
• arimer (n) • arme (azek)
stevedore, stower armed, beton arme = reinforced concrete
• aristo (n) • armeman (n)
member of the upper class, the rich, aristocrat armaments, arms
• aristokrat (n) • armenn (n & eks)
aristocrat amen
 • armenyin (n)Variation(s): armenyen • arrti (n)
Armenian religious ceremony with camphor
• armonika (n) • arsenal (n)
harmonica stock of arms
• armonyom (n) • arsevek (n)
harmonium archbishop
• arnes (n) • arsi (adv)
harness repeatedly, countlessly
• arogan (azek) • arsipel (n)
arrogant, haughty, overbearing archipelago
• arogans (n) • arsitek (n)
arrogance, haughtiness architect
• arom (n) • arsiv (n)
aroma, perfume, scent archives
• arondi (v) • arsivis (n)
to round off archivist
• arondisman (n) • art (n)
municipal constituency art or drawing (esp as a subject)
• aroz (v)Variation(s): aroze • arter (n)
1. to water, to irrigate artery
2. to wet, to soak • arteryel (azek)
3. to make water on
arterial, tansyon arteryel = blood pressure
• arozer (n)
• artifisyel (azek)
a person working as waterer of a garden or
field artificial

• arpan (n) • artikil (v)Variation(s): artikile

1. arpent 1. to articulate (esp of joint)

2. real estate 2. to articulate (esp of social forces)
3. to pronounce (esp of words)
• arpant (v)Variation(s): arpante
• artikilasyon (n)
1. to survey (esp of a piece of land)
2. to wander up and down 1. articulation (esp of a joint)
2. articulation (esp of two or more social
• arpanter (n) forces)
land-surveyor 3. pronunciation (esp of words)
• arpon (n) • artilri (n)
1. double-handed saw artillery
2. harpoon • artis (n)
1. artist • aryenn vedic (azek)
2. performer reformed interpretation of vedic scripts
• artiso (n)
• aryer (adv)
artichoke met aryer = to back
• artistik (azek) • aryer (eks)
artistic away! avaunt! back!
• artizan (n) • aryer-gramer (n)
1. artisan, mechanic great grandmother
2. a factory worker (esp in sugar mill)
• aryer-granper (n)
• artizana (n)
great grandfather
crafts
• aryer-panse (n)
• artizanal (azek)
underlying design, hidden motive
1. hand-made
2. on a small scale (esp of production) • aryer-ti-zanfan (n)
3. not perfected great grandchildren
• artrit (n) • aryeraz (n)
rheumatism, arthritis arrears
• artwala (eks) • aryere (n & azek)
you`re a one! 1. behindhand, backward, poorly developed
• arula (eks) 2. ignorant, uneducated

you`re a one! • arzante (azek)

• arwi (n) silvery

root vegetable, gato arwi = fried cake made of • Arzantin (n)Variation(s): Arzanten
this vegetable Argentinian
• arya (v) • Arzantinn (n & azek)
to lower away, arya lekor = to yield Argentina, Argentinian
• arya (n) • arzantri (n)
follower of reform movement denying side-board
importance of caste
• arzantye (n)
• arya ravived (n)
1. plate-cupboard, sideboard, dresser
sect in arya movement regrouping certain 2. Minister of Finance
castes
• arzotla (eks)
• arya samaj (n)
they are really something!
society of religious reformers
• asa (n)
• aryenn (azek)
1. a thing recently bought
pertaining to arya movement 2. shopping as
 • asam (prep) spicing, seasoning
with • asfalt (n)
• asarne (azek) asphalt
1. bitter (esp of enemy) • asfalte (v)
2. persistent to tar (esp of a road)
• asasin (n)Variation(s): asasen • asfalte (azek)
murderer tarred
• asasina (n) • asidik (azek)
assassination, murder acidic, having properties of an acid
• asay (adv) • asim (v)Variation(s): asime
ceaselessly 1. assume, suppose, take fur granted
• ase (adv & azek) 2. take upon oneself
enough • asimile (azek)
• ase (eks) 1. assimilated
2. culturally dominated
stop it!, ase badine = stop messing around
• asir (v)Variation(s): asire
• ase (azek)
1. assure
chopped up
2. make sure of, ascertain, convince
• asek (adv) 3. insure
high and dry, when a boat is grounded, • asire (azek)
stranded
1. assured, certain, confident
• asek (azek) 2. insured
empty, dry (esp radiator) • asirer (n)
• aseminn (v)Variation(s): asemine insurer
send on • asis (n)
• aseser (n) hashish
assessor(esp for commission of enquiry) • asistan (n)
• asestad (adv) assistant
at this stage • asistans (n)
• aset (n) aid, help
assets (esp of an association) • asistans piblik (n)
• asetilenn (n) social security
acetylene • asiste (v)
• asetonn (n) 1. to be present at, in the audience
acetone 2. to give a hand

• asezonnman (n) • asiz (v)Variation(s): asize

1. to sit at once, immediately
2. to stay put • astik (v)Variation(s): astike
• asize (eks)
1. polish
do sit down! 2. polish oneself up, tidy up
• asmatik (n & azek) • astisye (azek)
asthmatic crafty, cunning, wily
• asosye (azek) • astrolog (n)
linked to, associated with astrologer
• asper (v)Variation(s): aspere • astrolozi (n)
to wait prediction by the stars, astrology
• aspers (n) • astronom (n)
asparagus astronomer
• aspiran (azek) • astronomi (n)
aspiring astronomy, study of stars, planets
• aspirasyon (n) • astronot (n)
method of abortion and menstrual regulation astronaut
• aspirater (n) • asupi (v)
vacuum cleaner, hoover doze off
• aspire (v) • asupli (v)
to suck in to give way (esp in bargaining)
• aspro (n) • asuvir (v)
aspirin to gratify, to satiate, to satisfy
• asram (n) • aswafe (azek)
ashram, place for meditation power-hungry
• aste (v) • aswiv (adv)
1. to buy 1. again and again, repeatedly
2. to bribe, to corrupt 2. to be continued
• aster (adv)Variation(s): asterla • atab (eks)
1. now, nowadays dinner is served!
2. moreover • atab (azek)
• aster (konz)Variation(s): asterla at table
and then • atable (v)
• asterisk (n) sit or be at table, take one`s place at table
asterisk • atak (n)
• asterla-mem (adv)
1. stroke, cerebro-vascular accident • ate (n & azek)
2. attack, onslaught atheist, atheistic
• atak (v)Variation(s): atake
• atenant (azek)
1. to attack, to assault, assail contiguous, adjoining
2. criticize
• atenn (v)
• atan (n)
1. to succeed in reaching (esp of a readership,
brother-in-law audience)
• atana (n) 2. to reach
fifty cents • atenn (v)
• atann (v) 1. to succeed in reaching (esp of a readership,
audience)
1. wait for, await
2. to reach, atenn u bi = to reach one`s
2. expect
objective
• atann (eks)
• ater (adv)
hold on!, don`t hurry me!
on dry land (esp as opposed to `at sea`)
• atansyon (n)Variation(s): tansyon
• aterir (v)
attention, care
1. to land
• atansyon (eks)Variation(s): tansyon 2. to settle
look-out!, beware! fer atansyon = to take care, • aterisaz (n)
to withdraw in time (esp of sex)
landing
• atansyone (azek)
• ateste (v)
attentive, careful, considerate
to avow
• atanta (n)
• atir (v)Variation(s): atire
assassination attempt
1. attract, win over
• atantif (azek) 2. draw, lure
attentive, heedful • atiran (azek)
• atarde (azek) attractive, winning
retarded • atitre (adv)
• atas (v)Variation(s): atase regularly, ceaselessly, continuously
1. tie up, bind • atiz (v)Variation(s): atize
2. cling to
stir up, poke
3. be attached to atase ek mama = tied to
one`s mother`s apron-strings • atlas (n)
• atase (n) 1. world-map
2. atlas
person working at embassy, attach�
3. cane-loading machine
• ate (n)
• atlaz (n)
aunt
harness
 • atle (v) crowd, mob
to harness (esp of a horse) • atu (n)
• atlet (n) trump, trump-card
athlete • atufer (n)
• atletik (azek) household employee with varied duties
athletic • atuler (adv)
• atol (n) again and again, repeatedly
atoll, coral island • atupri (adv)
• atom (n) at all costs
atom • aturderol (adv)
• atomik (azek) one at a time, one after the other
atomic • atuse (azek)
• atoratraver (adv) adjoining
shoddily, badly (esp of a task done) • ava (part)
• atraksyon (n) shall, will
a feature, an attraction • aval (v)Variation(s): avale
• atrap (v)Variation(s): atrape 1. swallow
2. believe, aval so lalang = be tongue-
1. to catch
tied, aval lake sat = become hoarse,
2. to hold
husky, aval kulev = to accept lies a
3. to contract (esp of an illness)
• avalans (n)
• atraver (prep)
avalanche
through, by means of
• avalwar (n)
• atristan (azek)
down-payment, deposit
saddening, sorrowful, grievous
• avan (adv)
• atriste (azek)
saddened, grieved before, previously, first
• avan (prep)
• atrofye (v)
before, prior to
to atrophy, to wither , to stunt
• avan-sant (n)
• atros (azek)
centre-forward (esp in football)
atrocious, heinous, cruel
• avangard (n)
• atrosite (n)
vanguard
atrocity
• avangu (n)
• atrupe (v)
foretaste
gather, crowd, flock, mob
• avann (azek)
• atrupman (n)
for sale 1. with
2. by means of
• avans (v)Variation(s): avanse
• aveni (n)
1. move
2. stand aside, make room for, move over avenue (esp followed by its name)
3. pay money in advance, lend • averti (v)
4. progress, thrive, succeed
5. promote inform, warn

• avanse (azek) • averti (azek)

1. far-gone well-informed
2. developed • avertisman (n)
• avantaz (v)Variation(s): avantaze warning, admonition
advantage, favour, benefit • avi (n)
• avantaze (azek) notice, announcement, avi mortyer = death
advantageous, favourable, profitable notice

• avantir (n) • avi (azek)

adventure for life, always

• avantir (v)Variation(s): avantire • avid (azek)

to get involved in a nasty business greedy, rapacious, covetous

• avantirye (n) • aviz (v)Variation(s): avize

adventurer 1. to let know, to inform

2. to be informed
• avantyer (adv)
• avoka (n)
the day before yesterday
barrister, counsel
• avar (n & azek)
• avokat (n)
miser, stingy, niggard
barrister (woman)
• avaryab (azek)
• avort (v)Variation(s): avorte
damageable
to have an abortion
• avarye (azek)
• avortman (n)
damaged, spoiled, deteriorated, dilapidated
abortion
• aveg (azek)
• avoy (v)Variation(s): avoye
1. blind
2. ignorant, foolish 1. to send
2. to throw, avoy lame = to
• avegle (azek) steal, avoy promne = to take no notice
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• avek ek (prep) • Avril (n)
April, pwason davril = april fool
 • avwar (n) • aya (n)
assets, deklar avwar = declare all one`s assets teacher, sir
• avwazinan (azek) • ayayay (eks)
next-door, nearby, pel avwazinan = countries oh dear oh dear!, good gracious me!
on Indian Ocean • ayer (n)
• avwe (v) priest
avow, admit, confess • ayer (adv)
• avwe (n) somewhere else, another place, to or from
attorney, solicitor another place
• avyater (n) • ayfay (n)
aviator, air-man record player
• avyatris (n) • ayir (v)
air-woman to hate, to loathe
• avyon (n) • ayjak (n)
aeroplane, aircraft, avyon bonbardman = a hijack (esp of aeroplane)
bomber, avyon kargo = a cargo plane • ayjaker (n)
• Awai (n) hijacker
Hawaii • ayjinp (n)Variation(s): ayjenp
• awann (n)Variation(s): hawann high-jump
non-specific religious service usually held at
• aykars (n & azek)
home
high-caste
• awara (n)
• ayo (eks)Variation(s): aryo
villain
1. oh dear!
• award (n) 2. ouch!
labour legislation for a sector, remuneration • aypotenis (n)
order
hypotenuse
• awaz (n)
• aysing (n)
song
icing sugar
• awsyon (n)
• ayskrim (n)
religious offering
ice-cream
• awt (azek)
• Ayti (n)
outside touch-line (esp in football)
Haiti
• awting (n)
• Aytyin (n)Variation(s): Aytyen
outing
person of Haiti
• awzing (n)
• aza (n)
Ministry of Housing
measure of film-speed 1. to adjust, to fit
2. to make tally
• azan (n)
• azisteman (n)
1. electoral agent
2. secret agent adjustment, fitting
3. commercial representative • azister (n)
• azanda (n) fitter
agenda • azit (v)Variation(s): azite
• azann (n) 1. to agitate, to shake
a call to prayer 2. to be restless, to toss, to fret
• azar (n) • azitasyon (n)
chance, fluke, par azar = by accident, by sheer 1. agitation
chance 2. disturbance
• azarde (v) • azitater (n)
1. to take risks agitator
2. to jump in at the deep end • azordi (adv)Variation(s): zordi
• aze (azek) 1. to-day
aged, old, elderly 2. now, azordi zur = nowadays
• azektif (n) • azur (azek)
adjective up-to-date, met azur = to bring up to date
• azenu (v)Variation(s): azunu • azurn (v)Variation(s): azurne
1. to kneel down, to fall on one`s knees to adjourn, to put off, to postpone
2. to submit • azut (v)Variation(s): azute
• azil (azek) add
agile, nimble • Azyatik (n & azek)
• azilite (n) Asiatic
agility, nimbleness, lightness
• azin (adv & azek)Variation(s): azen
1. on an empty stomach
2. sober
• ba (v)
• azir (v)
to kiss
1. to act, to do
2. to behave • ba (n)
3. to have an effect kiss
• azistaz (n) • ba (adv)
fitting, adjusting met ba = to bring forth, to whelp, to foal, to
• aziste (v) calve, to pup, to kitten
• ba (azek)
1. low 1. nut of kind of almond tree
2. cheap 2. nut of any fruit (esp of
3. shallow peach), dile badam = preparation with nuts
and milk
• baay (n)
• badamye (n)
1. Bahai religion
2. follower of Bahai 1. almond tree
2. fruit of almond tree
• baba (n)
• badinaz (n)
1. baby child
2. immature adult 1. joke, badinage, banter
3. dear one 2. mere child`s play
4. pretty girl 3. messing about, not being
5. a sugar-cane shoot with low sugar content serious, badinaz apar = in earnest, earnestly,
6. cylindrical stone for crushing spices, also no joke, joking aside, badinaz mervin = t
called baba ros kari • badinn (n)
• babi (n) cane, walking stick
sister-in-law • badinn (v)Variation(s): badine
• babilonn (azek) 1. to banter, to joke, to toy with
place where people speak too many 2. to dally, to trifle, to mess about
languages 3. to talk stupidly, ase badine = stop messing
about, don`t talk nonsense
• babor (n)
• badizonn (v)Variation(s): badizone
port-side
to whitewash
• babu (n)
• badla (n)
form of address signifying respect
glittery embroidery
• babuji (n)
• badminntonn (n)
1. a caste
2. member of this caste badminton, shuttlecock
3. friend • bado (n)
4. sir
by-stander, idle onlooker
• bach (n)
• bafon (n)
batch
1. low-lying land
• bacha (n) 2. a hollow
1. baby, little one • baful (n)
2. new-born animal
loud-speaker
• bachara (n)
• bafwe (v)
thug
1. to scoff at
• badal (n) 2. deliberately scorn (esp of democracy,
dan badal = to be lost (of things only) rights)
• badam (n) • bag (n)
ring, bag fyansay = engagement sister
ring, bag maryaz, lalyans = wedding ring • bai (n)
• bagal (n)
cupboard
edge, depi enn bagal = from one side of an • baj (n)
agricultural field
badge
• bagar (n)
• baja (n)
1. fight, tussle, scuffle, squabble
2. riot 1. generic term for musical instruments
2. a goal (granted as one although not really a
• bagar (v)Variation(s): bagare goal)
1. to fight, to tussle, to scuffle, to squabble • bajann (n)Variation(s): bajanam
2. to get into a fight
religious choral or song, bajann kritann =
• bagarer (n)
religious choral in group
fighter • baju (n)
• bagas (n) trousers worn under a dress
bagasse, cane-trash, linn bagas = he`s • baju (azek)
finished, done in
large
• bagatel (n)
• bajya (n)
trifle
snack made of fried dough-balls, ti bajya =
• bagaz (n) tiny fried dough-balls
1. baggage, luggage • bak (v)
2. knowledge
to give backing to (esp of a person)
• baget (n)
• bak (n)
1. stick, rod, wand
2. long roll, baget jazz = 1. vat
drumsticks, baget fromaz = stick-shaped 2. dish
snack 3. back (esp in football)
3. plastic separations in terrazo • baka (n)
4. chop-sticks
alcoholic drink (esp prepared at home)
5. long thin br
• bakalorea (n)
• bagi (n)
final school examination in francophone
baggy trousers
systems
• bagu (n)
• bakanal (azek)
1. gab
debauched
2. one who has the gift of the gab, pas bagu =
give a false story • bakara (n)

• bahennji (n) baccara

teacher • bakbencher (n)

• bahinn (n) back-bencher (esp in Parliament)

 • bake (n) 1. lantern
2. globe on a long flex
tub, bucket, lavwa bake = not tuneful voice
• balans (n)
• bakgrawn (n)
1. scales, weighing machine
back-ground (esp of photograph or in film)
2. swing, see-saw
• bakgrawn (azek) 3. Libra (of the zodiac), balans peyman =
high-quality balance of payments, balans komersyal =
balance of trade
• baking (n)
• balans (v)Variation(s): balanse
1. support
2. corrupt backing 1. to swing
2. to play see-saw
• bakle (v)
3. to rock (esp of a baby)
1. to scamp 4. to balance (esp of an
2. to consume account), balans lerin = to swagger
3. to appropriate
• baldakin (n)
• bakle (adv)
frame for mosquito net
quickly and carelessly done
• bale (n)
• bakle (azek)
ballet
over-hurriedly done
• balenn (n)
• bakrid (n)
metal rods in an umbrella
religious festival
• balis (n)
• baksis (n)
1. turned wood (esp of table leg)
1. extra bit not paid for 2. curved cement structure (esp in verandah)
2. tip
• balistik (azek)
• bakteri (n)
ballistic, relating to projectiles
bacteria, microbe
• balistrad (n)
• bal (n)
balustrade, a low railing
1. sack
• balizaz (n)
2. ball, dance
3. bullet, shot, uver bal = to open the boundary
ball, donn bal = to be in full swing, bal rann • balkaniz (v)Variation(s): balkanize
zariko = s
to break up into communities, tribes
• balad (n)
• balkanizasyon (n)
1. ballad
splitting into groups and sub-groups on a
2. walk, bicycle ride, drive
communal basis
• balad (v)Variation(s): balade
• balkon (n)
to go for a walk, to go out bicycle- ding, to
1. balcony
drive out
2. upper floor seat in a cinema
• baladez (n)
• balo (n)
bale, package, bundle • balyelari (n)
• balon (n) street-sweeper, rubbish collector
toy balloon • bambino (n)
• balonn (v)Variation(s): balone baby, child, kid
to swell out (esp of the abdomen) • ban (n)
• balonnman (n) 1. bench
2. sand-bank
swelling of the abdomen
3. banns
• balot (n) 4. boat-thwart, ban lamizenn = bench at the
ballot mast of a boat, donn mwa enn ban = take me
fishing in your boat
• balot (v)Variation(s): balote
• banal (azek)
1. to reel, to lurch
2. to walk drunkenly 1. common, commonplace
2. dull, tedious
• balotaz (n)
• banane (n)
put to the vote
1. year
• balotnan (n)
2. new year`s day, bukye
reeling, lurching, wobbling banane, fler banane = red flowers of
• balrinn (n) flamboyant tree

pointed, soft, flat shoes • banane (eks)Variation(s): bonane

• balti (n) happy new year

container used as a pail, or bucket for • banann (n)

carrying mortar or cement, etc banana, pye banann = banana tree, a
• balu (n) dummy, banann zinzli, banann kare, banann
ne/nin, banann olye, <
sand
• banbara (n)
• balyapuja (n)
sea-slug, trepang
collective food festival in a religious
ceremony • banbin (n)Variation(s): banbino

• balyaz (n) child

sweepings, diri balyaz = poor quality rice • banbos (v)Variation(s): banbose

• balye (v) to eat, drink and be merry

1. to broom, to sweep • banbu (n)

2. to remove, to get rid of, to sweep away bamboo
3. to inflict a defeat on, balye karo = win
• bandaz (n)
outright
bandage
• balye (n)
• bandi (n)
broom, balye fatak = grass
broom, balye koko = broom made from centre ruffian, thug
stalk of coconut leaves
 • bando (n) • bann (v)Variation(s): bande
headband to bandage, to bind. bann lizye = to blindfold
• bandrol (n) • bann (n)Variation(s): band
banner, banderole, su bandrol = under the band, bandage
emblem of • bann-la (n)
• bang (n) 1. the others
drink prepared with milk and hashish for 2. them, as in `them and us`
religious services • banndari (n)
• bangala (n) cook
men`s sexual parts as a whole, larg fizi, • bannsuri (n)
trap bangala = cowardly
flute
• bangasay (n)Variation(s): mangasay
• banntustann (n)
kind of citrus fruit
bantustan, homeland under apartheid system
• bangol (v)Variation(s): bangole
• bannwar (n)Variation(s): bwanwar
1. to be always on the move
2. to go from one woman to another (of man) kind of tree
3. to be spendthrift • bannyol (n)
• bangoler (n) smart car
1. fickle person • banyer (n)
2. spend-thrift
banner, standard, swiv banyer = to follow suit
• bankal (azek)
• bap (eks)
1. lop-sided
good grief
2. not honest
3. does not stand up to questioning • baprebap (eks)

• banke (n) denoting surprise (esp in presence of

disorder, achievement or ostentatious show)
feast, banquet
• bar (v)Variation(s): bare
• bankrut (azek)
1. to stop the way, to block
bankrupt, ruined
2. to fence up, to wall, to hedge
• bankye (n) 3. to cross (esp of a cheque)
banker 4. to prevent (esp of something untoward)

• bann (art) • bar (n)

the (plural), nu bann = our group, enn bann = 1. bar (esp of metal, wood, soap)
a large number, sa bann-la = what do you 2. bar (esp public drinking house or counter)
expect of people like them 3. dash, line bar dan fes = supposedly
backward (esp of other people), bar dan latet
• bann (v)
• barak (n)
1. to ban
2. to be banned old abandoned house
• baraswa (n)
fenced in part of sea for fish farming shingles, wooden tiles lakaz bardo = house
with shingled roof
• baraz (n)
• bare (azek)
1. fence, wall, hedge
2. barrier 1. blocked off
3. road-block 2. prevented
3. crossed (esp of cheque)
• barbar (n & azek)
• barem (n)
1. barbarous, cruel, inhuman
2. uncivilized people scale
• barbe (n) • baret (n)
species of fish, fer kado de barbe = to spear hair-clip
• barbekyu (n) • barfiks (n)
barbeque the horizontal bars
• barbel (n) • barik (n)
1. weight-lifting barrel, serk barik = drum stay
2. weights in weight-lifting • barikad (v)Variation(s): barikade
• barbells (n) to barricade
weight-lifter • bariton (n)
• barbi (n) baritone
bearded person • bark (n)
• barbi (azek) boat
bearded • barket (n)
• barble (azek) tray of refrigerated meat
barbed (esp of wire) • barkonye (n)Variation(s): brakonye
• barbot (v)Variation(s): barbote poacher
to spread all over through clumsiness • barlizur (n)
• barbotaz (n) fluorescent tube
mess • barmenn (n)
• barbsintantwann (n)Variation(s): barman
barbsentantwann
• baro (n)
species of flower
bars across a door, window, burglar-proofing
• barbuy (v)Variation(s): barbuye
• baro (azek)
to doodle
at the bar (of barrister)
• barbuyaz (n)
• barok (azek)
doodling
1. having a speech defect
• bardo (n & azek) 2. having an odd accent
3. badly made
 • baromet (n) • basin (n)Variation(s): basen
barometer 1. pool, pond, dam
2. pelvis
• barometrik (azek)
• basis (n)
barometric (of atmospheric pressure)
one who plays base instruments
• baron (n)
• baskil (v)Variation(s): baskile
big sugar estate owner, baron
1. tip, tip over
• barrka (n)
2. fall into (esp of one group)
big one (of people)
• baskinn (n)
• barrkasaheb (n)
long blouse, waisted
big boss
• basman (adv)
• barrtann (n)
basely, meanly, vilely
dishes, pots and pans
• bat (v)Variation(s): bate
• barsketborl (n)
1. to beat, to flog, to thrash
basket-ball 2. to surpass, to defeat, bat kutpye = to
• barwa (n) kick, bat kutpwin = to strike with
fist, bat kutros
kind of fish
• bat (n)
• baryer (n)Variation(s): labaryer
bat, racket, battledore
1. hurdle, barrier, obstacle
2. a social distance • bat-bate (v)

• bas (n) 1. go away!

2. to have a casual job
1. bass (a kind of fish)
2. a bass voice or instrument • bataklan (n)
• bas (azek) assorted trivia, objects, junk

bass (esp of voice, instrument, • batan (n)

string), basklas = the lower stratum of society leaf, de batan = double door
• bas (eks) • batana (n)
that`s enough! (esp of food) thin bracelets
• bas (n) • batar (n)
stronghold 1. bastard, natural child, illegitimate child
• bases (n) 2. mongrel

baseness, lowness, meaness • batarde (n)

• baset (n) species of fish

1. a short person • batarde (azek)

2. short dog of mixed breed, degenerate
• basilis (n) • batat (n)Variation(s): patat
baccilus, micro-organism
sweet potato, batat kanbar = prior generations • batir (v)
• batatra (n) 1. to build
2. to build up
work of stacking dry cane in inter-lines
• batis (n)
• batay (v)Variation(s): bataye
baptist
1. to give battle, to fight
2. to quarrel, to dispute • batiskaf (n)
• batay (n) bathyscaphe
1. battle, fight, engagement • batiz (v)Variation(s): batize
2. quarrel, dispute 1. to baptise, to christen, to convert
• batayer (n) 2. to nickname
3. to name
quarrelsome, pugnacious boy or man
• batize (azek)
• batayez (n)
Christian
quarrelsome, disputatious girl or woman
• batlaz (n)
• bataz (n)
1. A kind of dock-work
1. fashionable attire
2. docker doing this work
2. loud attire, fer enn bataz = to gather
people, bataz trak = leaflet distribution • batman (n)
• bate (n) 1. beating, throbbing (esp of the heart)
2. rhythm
beating, flogging, defeat, bate bef = severe
defeat • bato (n)
• batelye (n) 1. boat, fishing boat
2. ship
boatman
3. shoes which are too large bato moter =
• batem (n) motor-boat, bato avwal = sailing
baptism, christening, non batem = Christian boat, bato sovtaz
name, batem lakaz = house-warming • baton (n)
• bater (n) 1. stick, cane
drummer, enn bater bul = not a good football 2. baton, truncheon, baton zalimet = match-
player, bater triang = triangle player stick, baton papay = weak
person, baton morum = edible stalks of
• batez (n)
• batonn (v)Variation(s): batone
mixer
to beat, to flog, to cane, tu cudgel
• bati (azek)
• batri (n)
built, li byin bati = he is a strapping fellow, he
is well built 1. car battery
2. percussion instruments
• batik (n)
• bav (v)Variation(s): bave
batik, coloured fabric
to slobber, dribble fer lagel bave = to make
• batiman (n)
one`s mouth water, fer bave = to make jealous
building, edifice
 • bavant (n) • bayas (azek)
lower part of the belly biassed
• bavar (n & azek) • baybay (eks)
chatter-box bye-bye, goodbye
• bavard (n) • baydum (n)
chatter-box, prattler night-soil work or worker
• bavardaz (n) • baygann (n)
prattling, babbling, nonsense egg-plant, aubergine
• bave (v) • baygonn (n)
to talk a lot of nonsense insecticide (esp aerosol)
• bavet (n) • bayk (n)
bib bike, bicycle
• bavir (n) • bayluk (n)Variation(s): bayluke
1. wire-edge peeping Tom
2. tiny edging • baynol (n)
3. burr (on plane)
4. error, over-stepping the mark motor-car
5. metal shavings, nek enn bavir = only a • bayo (n)Variation(s): boyo
minor detail
1. brother
• bay (n) 2. friend
1. lease • bayon (azek)
2. brother
unjust (esp of law)
3. bruiser, paid thug, deklar bay = to be a
bully • bayonet (n)

• bay (v)Variation(s): baye bayonet

1. to yawn • baytka (n)

2. to be loose-fitting small hall, social centre
• baya (n) • baz (n)
1. big brother 1. military base
2. respected friend 2. starting point
3. fool, clot, country bumpkin 3. basis
• bayader (n) 4. electoral base

bayadere, dancing girl • baz (v)Variation(s): baze

• bayan (n) to base oneself on

middle-man (esp buying and selling fish) • bazar (n)

• bayant (v)Variation(s): bayante market

to sell, to get rid of at any price • bazarye (n)

one with a stand in the market
 • bazuka (n) • begey (v)Variation(s): begeye
bazooka to stammer, to stutter
• be (konz)Variation(s): me • begonya (n)
but, then begonia
• be (eks) • bek (n)
so what nib, bek grat = scratchy nib
• beatifikasyon (n) • bek (v)Variation(s): beke
beatification to peck, bek-beke = to peck at food
• beatifye (v) • bekann (n)
beatify bike
• bebe (n) • bekas (n)
1. baby kind of bird
2. baby-doll • bekdelyev (n)
• bebet (n) hair-lip
1. insect, worm, etc • beki (n)
2. creature, bebet sa = a revolting
person, bebet lamer = any strange sea- 1. crutch
creature, a person who is always in the 2.support, help, aid
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• bebifut (n) • beko (n)
mechanical football game in slot-machine a kiss
• bechara (n) • bekonn (n)
a poor devil bacon
• bechwa (n) • bekot (v)Variation(s): bekote
a traitor to kiss, to peck
• bef (n) • bel (azek)
1. bull big, strong, powerful, great, enormous,
2. cattle massive, weighty, bel lebra = strong arm
3. ox
• belfi (n)
4. beef
5. slow person, travay kuma bef = to work daughter-in-law, stepdaughter
hard, bef dan disab sakenn get so lizye = each • bell (n)
individual fends for himself,<stron< div=""
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 • belmer (n) • beng (n)
mother-in-law, stepmother frog
• belna (n) • bengal (n)
rolling-pin Bengal
• belo (v) • bengali (n)
to roll out (esp of dough) person from Bengal
• belot (n) • bengali (n)
card game species of bird
• belser (n) • bengali (azek)
sister-in-law, stepsister of Bengal
• belye (n) • bengalo (n)
aries (the first sign of the Zodiac) sea-side house
• belz (n & azek) • bengezbalzan (n)
Belgian bengue`s balsam
• belzaminn (n) • beni (v)
kind of flower stem used for cleaning slates to bless, to hallow, to consecrate, dye benis! =
God bless you! bondye beni = God willing
• belzebit (n)
• beni (azek)
the devil
hallowed, consecrated, dilo beni = holy
• Belzik (n)
water, dipin beni = consecrated bread , mo
Belgium lame beni = I`m lucky with my hands
• bemol (n & azek) • benitye (n)
flat 1. stoup, font
• bene (n) 2. clamshell

1. fellow • benn (n)

2. simpleton, fool, booby oaf 1. band, orchestra
• benediksyon (n) 2. rounded 90� pipe in plumbing
3. bounce
benediction, blessing
4. sister
• benefis (n)
• bennjo (n)
benefit, gain, profit
banjo
• benefisye (v)
• bennwar (n)
to profit, to gain
bath, bath-tub
• benevol (azek)
• bennzinn (n)
benevolent, charitable
benzine
• benevolman (adv)
• bennzol (n)
as charity, voluntarily
benzol 6. to dim
7. to abate, bes latet = submit, bes<
• ber (n)
• besak (n)Variation(s): mang besak
crib, cradle, cot
variety of mango
• ber (v)Variation(s): bere
• besamel (n)
to smear, to smudge, to daub, to soil
bechamel, white sauce
• bere (n)
• besann (n)
beret
gram flour
• bergamot (n)
• bet (azek)
species of citrous fruit
foolish, stupid, silly, fer labet = to play the
• beri (n)
fool
variety of fish
• beta (n)
• beriberi (n)
1. son
beriberi 2. friend
• berkay (n) 3. simpleton, booby

fold, return oberkay = return to the fold • betang (n)

• bers (v)Variation(s): berse fresh-water shrimp

to lull asleep, to rock • betas (n)

• bersez (n) simpleton, booby (esp of female)

lullaby • betay (n)

• berso (n) 1. variety of shell-fish

2. cattle
cradle, crip, cot
• betel (n)
• bert (n)
betel
parting of hair
• beti (n)
• berze (n)
1. daughter
shepherd
2. younger woman friend
• berzer (n)
• betiz (n)
shepherdess
1. mistake
• bes (adv) 2. stupidity
one`s best (esp of trying, doing) • betman (adv)
• bes (v)Variation(s): bese stupidly, foolishly
1. to bend, to stoop • beton (n)
2. to let down, to lower
concrete, beton arse = re-inforced concrete
3. to reduce the height
4. to fall (esp of prices, temperature) • betonez (n)
5. to ebb concrete-mixer
 • betrav (n) • bibi (n)
beetroot domestic servant, female gardener
• betravye (n) • bibit (n)
beet-grower penis
• beyesey (n) • biblik (azek)
pellet-gun, air-gun biblical
• beywar (n)Variation(s): benwar • bibliografi (n)
1. bath-tub bibliography, list of books
2. ground-floor box (esp in theatre) • bibliotek (n)
• bez (n) 1. library
1. trouble, problem 2. bookcase
2. nuisance • biblioteker (n)
3. bad state of affairs
librarian
• bez (v)Variation(s): beze
• biblo (n)
1. to beat
2. to get at attack 1. knick-knack, trinket
3. to do in 2. useless person

• bezer (n) • bibron (n)

loathsome person baby`s bottle, donn bibron enn zanfan = to

bring up a child on the bottle
• bezer (azek)
• bide (n)
hateful, loathsome, bezer bug = no-good
man, bezer pake = no-good person bidet

• bezeted (azek) • bidon (azek)

finished (esp of a person) 1. rotten

2. false
• bezumama (eks)
• bidonvil (n)
swear-word
tin-pot town, shanty town
• bezwen (n)Variation(s): bezwin
• bidze (n)
wants, needs, fer so bezwin = go to the
toilet, dan le bezwin = desperately poor, budget, bidze kapital = capital
needy budget, bidze kuran = current
budget, bidze siplemanter = supplementary
• bi (n) budget
1. aim, design, purpose, end • bidzeter (azek)
2. goal, mark enn bi = to score, pye bi = box,
box-tree budgetary
3. ballbearings • bife (n)
• bibas (n) cupboard
loquat, pye bibas, bibasye = loquat tree • biftek (n)
beefsteak bilharzia
• bigami (n) • bilateral (azek)
bigamy bilateral
• bigarad (n) • bileng (azek)
variety of citrous fruit, fey bigarad = leaves bilingual
used as infusion • bilinbi (n)Variation(s): bilenbi
• bigbenn (n) kind of fruit
kind of rum • bilinbilong (n)Variation(s):
• bigismol (n) bilenbilong
casino game long version of fruit called bilinbi
• bigorno (n) • bilo (n)
species of shell-fish first class at primary
• bigudi (n) • biltin (n)Variation(s): bilten
hair-curler 1. bulletin
2. ballot paper, biltin linformasyon = news
• bigul (n)
bulletin, biltin siklonn = cyclone
bugle, sufle bigul = to blow, play a trumpet, bulletin, biltin meteo = weather
to be bankrupt
• bilyon (n)
• biguler (n)
billion
bugler
• bim (n)
• bik (n)
beam (esp in construction)
ball-point pen
• bimansyel (azek)
• bikarbonad (n)
twice monthly, fornightly
bicarbonate
• bimoter (n & azek)
• bikini (n)
two-engined plane
bikini
• bin (n)Variation(s): ben
• bikmanga (n)
bath, wash
1. beggar
• bingo (n)
2. one who bums
lotto, bingo
• bikok (n)
• bink (n)Variation(s): benk
shanty, ramshackle house, workshop
1. bank-side in accounts
• bil (n)
2. kind of paper
1. bill
• binn (v)Variation(s): bine
2. log
to hoe, to dig
• bilan (n)
• binok (n)
report
binocle
• bilaryoz (n)
 • biogas (n) • biro (n)
source of energy from organic material (esp 1. office
excrement) 2. writing table, desk
3. committee, board
• biograf (n)
• birokrasi (n)
biographer
bureaucracy
• biograf (n)
• birokrat (n)
biographer
bureaucrat
• biografi (n)
• birokratik (azek)
biography
bureaucratic
• biografi (n)
• birokratizasyon (n)
biography
bureaucratisation
• biolozi (n)
• bis (v)Variation(s): bise
biology
1. to encore
• biolozi (n)
2. to hew, to rough-hew
biology
• bis (n)
• biolozis (n)
1. bus
biologist 2. bust, statue of head and shoulders
• biolozis (n) • bis (eks)
biologist encore! once more! again!, kriye bis = to
• biosimi (n) encore

biochemistry • bisayn (azek)

• biparti (azek) 1. fishy

2. flesh
bipartite
• biseksyel (n)
• biped (n & azek)
1. having male and female sex organs
biped, two-legged
2. hetero sexual and homosexual
• biplas (n)
• bisep (n)
two-seater plane
biceps
• biret (n)
• bisik (n)
oil-can
1. variety of small, tiny fish
• biri (n) 2. clitoris, bisik bate = sexually aroused
small cigar made from rolled leaf • bisiklet (n)
• biriani (n) bicycle, bisiklet lekurs =
spicy rice dish racer, bisiklet mamzel = girl`s
bike, tap bisiklet, travay bisiklet = to
• birmani (n)
• biskot (n)
Burma
rusk • biv (v)Variation(s): bive
• biskwi (n) to blot
biscuit, biskwi du = sweet • bivab (azek)
biscuit, biskwi sale = salty drinkable
biscuit, biskwi manyok = manioc biscuit, bi
• biver (n)
• biskwitri (n)
drinker, drunkard, toper
biscuit-factory
• bivwar (n)
• bismila (n)
blotting-paper
a prayer
• biw (n)
• bisop (n)
drain-pipe trousers
bishop (esp of Anglican bishop)
• biyar (n)
• bisron (n)
billiards
woodcutter
• biye (n)
• bistop (n)
1. bank-note
bus-stop 2. short letter, biye lotri = lottery
• bisturi (n) ticket, biye avyon = air ticket, biye du = love
letter
bistoury, lancet
• biyo (n)
• biswa (n)
chopping board
bad luck, fer biswa = to put a bad spell on
someone • biz (n)
• bit (v)Variation(s): bite kiss
to throw first (esp in marbles game) • bizar (azek)
• bit (n) 1. queer, odd, quaint, strange
2. shady
winning-post
• bizayel (azek)
• bitasyon (n)
great, gramer bizayel = great-
sugar estate housing
grandmother, granper bizayel = great-
• bitaz (n) grandfather
work involving banking up or earthing up • bizbiz (n)
around a plant
1. bickering
• biter (n) 2. there`s a problem between us
striker (esp in football) • bizin (n)Variation(s): bizen, bizwin,
• bitor (n &azek) bizwen

1. rough, churlish, boorish must have to

2. boor, bully • bizin (v)Variation(s): bizen, bizwin,
• bitul (azek) bizwen

beatles hair-style to need, to want

 • biznes (n) • blan (azek)
1. business, casual job 1. white
2. commercial transaction 2. blank
3. clean, untinged, untainted
• biznesmenn (n)
• blan (n &azek)
businessman
1. Franco-Mauritian, white man
• bizote (azek)
2. breast of a fowl, blan lizye = white of the
sloping-edged eye, blandef = white of egg, blandespayn =
• bizu (n) wh

jewel • blandef (n)

• bizutye (n) egg-white

jeweller • blandespayn (n)

• blag (n) powder for making paint

joke • blans (n)

• blag (v)Variation(s): blage Franco-Mauritian woman, sos-blans = white

sauce, pert blans = leucorrhoea, pas enn nwi-
to chat, to chatter
blans = to have a sleepless night
• blagbas (n)Variation(s): blakbas
• blanser (n)
species of fish
1. whiteness, cleanliness, light,
• blager (n) 2. purity, innocence
1. chatty fellow • blansi (v)
2. chatter-box
1. to whiten,
3. one who talks big
2. to whitewash,
• blak (azek) 3. to get grey (esp of hair), to exonerate, to
dark-skinned exculpate

• blakawt (n) • blansnez (n)

power cut snow-white (esp of seven dwarfs)

• blakbas (n) • blasfem (v)Variation(s): blasfeme

kind of fresh-water fish to blaspheme

• blaklis (n) • blasfem (n)

black-list blasphemy

• blakpawer (n) • blasfemater (n)

black power movement blasphemer

• blam (n) • blayt (azek)

1. blame pretending to be rich

2. disapprobation, shame • blaze (azek)
• blam (v)Variation(s): blame bored
to blame, to criticize
 • bldon (n) full
can, miIk-can • blok (n)
• ble (azek) 1. pad (esp of paper)
2. brick
blue
3. block, vot blok = vote by political party, fer
• blef (v)Variation(s): blefe enn blok = to unite against, blok bagas
to bluff • blok (v)Variation(s): bloke
• blem (azek) 1. to block, to block up, to obstruct
pale, sallow 2. to jam, to get jammed, not to work
3. to hold back, not to supply
• blennder (n)
4. to stop
blender 5. to arrest
• bleo (n)Variation(s): blero • blok-moter (n)
shaving brush engine block
• bles (v)Variation(s): blese • blok-moter (n)
to wound, to hurt, to offend, to grieve engine block
• blesan (azek) • blokaz (n)
wounding, offensive, mortifying blocking, stoppage, obstruction,
• blese (azek) jam, blokaz sikolozik = arrested (psychology)

wounded, injured • blokis (n)

• blesir (n) 1. blockage

2. impediment
injury, wound, ku e blesir = wounds and
blows • bloknot (n)

• blezer (n) notepad

blazer • bloti (v)

• blind (v)Variation(s): blinde to curl up, to huddle

to re-inforce • blutak (n)

• blinde (n) putty-like glue

armoured vehicle • bluz (v)Variation(s): bluze

• blinde (azek) to mislead, to cheat, to rob

1. armoured (esp of cars) • bluz (n)

2. re-inforced 1. blouse
• blink (v)Variation(s): blenk 2. blues music

blank • bluzon (n)

• bliy (v)Variation(s): bliye jacket, bluzon nwar = teddy boy

to forget • bo (adv)

• blo (azek) in vain

 • bo (azek) bock (esp of beer)
fine (esp of weather only) • boka (n)
• boa (n) 1. card game
2. plastic shoes
boa
• bokal (n)
• bobes (n)
1. glass jar, fish-globe
socket (esp of an oil-lamp), bal bobes =
2. glass container for storing food
dancing by oil-lamps
• bokla (n)
• bobinn (n)
broad-bean
spool, bobbin, bobinn lagorz = Adam`s apple
• boks (n)
• bobok (n & azek)
1. dock (esp in a court of law)
1. fool
2. boot (esp of a car)
2. cuckold, silly
• bokse (v)
• bodibilding (n)
to box, to spar
body-building
• bokser (n)
• boer (n)Variation(s): bower
boxer
boer
• boksingde (n)
• bofis (n)
1. son-in-law boxing day
2. stepson • boku (adv)Variation(s): buku
• bofor (n) many, much
bumper • bol (n)
• bofrer (n) 1. bowl
2.
brother-in-law
bowlful, bol devire, bol ranverse, bol anbalao
• bogi (n) = a kind of rice dish
heavy shoes • bolero (n)
• boja (n) bolero
balls, testicles, kraz boja = to steal, to • bolfam (n)
dominate, kas boja = to beat up
1. mother
• bojann (v) 2. wife
to eat, to feed oneself 3. an old lady

• bojann (n) • bolkok (n)Variation(s): boltok

meal ball-cock

• bojpuri (n) • bolte (v)

name of Indian language spoken in to flee, to escape, to abscond
Mauritius, Bhojpuri • bom (n)
• bok (n)
1. balm convex
2. bomb • bonbon (n)
3. a good-for-nothing
4. shock sweet, candy
5. fart • bonbonn (n)
• bomatin (adv)Variation(s): bomaten cylindrical gas container
early in the morning • bonde (azek)
• bombay (n &azek) packed, over-filled
Marathi • bondye (n)
• bomli (n) God, bondye kone = god alone knows
bombay duck • bone (n)
• bon (n) bonnet
voucher, order • boner (n)
• bon (azek) 1. happiness, prosperity, welfare
1. good, kind 2. good fortune, good luck
2. fine, (esp of weather) • boner (adv)
3. large, considerable, gayn bon = to
early
experience sexual pleasure, to feel good
• boner (azek)
• bonannza (n)
fortunate, lucky
boom, prosperity
• bonere (azek)
• bonarse (azek)
fortunate, lucky
cheap
• bongo (n)
• bonatu (azek)
bongo-drum
1. willing
2. not dainty • bonis (n)

• bonatufer (n) bonus

domestic employee with multiple • bonit (n)

responsibilities kind of tuna fish
• bonavini (adv) • bonker (azek)
quickly and poorly done generous
• bonbard (v)Variation(s): bonbarde • bonn (n)
to bomb, to bombard 1. servant-maid, house-maid
• bonbardman (n) 2. bond, stamped paper

bombing, bombardment, shelling • bonn (azek)

• bonbardye (n & azek) pleasant

bomber • bonn-nwit (eks)

• bonbe (azek) good-night

 • bonnaniverser (eks) • bord (v)Variation(s): borde
happy birthday 1. to park (esp of a vehicle)
2. to moor (esp of a boat)
• bonnfam (n)
3. to line
1. old woman 4. to put a border (esp of a dress)
2. wife 5. to tighten (esp of sails) bord lor = to accost
3. mother
• bordel (n)
• bonnfet (eks)
brothel
have a good party!
• bordir (n)
• bonnvolonte (n)
border, edge
good will
• bordmar (n)Variation(s): sard
• bonom (n)Variation(s): bolom
fish species
1. old man
• bordo (n)
2. husband
3. evil old man to threaten children with, an a variety of local wine
ogre, bolom log = ogre, bolom lulu = wicked
• bordro (n)
old man who attacks children bonoy (n)
paid option on land being sold
brother-in-law
• borike (azek)
• bonswar (n& int)
containing boric acid
good evening, good night
• borlamer (n)
• bonte (n)
1. the docks
goodness, kindness, ena la-bonte ... = to be so
2. the seaside
good as to...
• born (n)
• bonzur (n & int)
1. landmark
good morning, good afternoon, good day 2. milestone
• boper (n) 3. cornerstone
4. serious obstacle depas born = to go too
1. father-in-law
far, poz enn born = to produce a turd, to snit
2. stepfather
• borstal (n)
• bopre (n)
reformatory
bowsprit
• bos (n)
• bor (n)
1. hump, hunch
1. edge, margin, brim, brink
2. bump, lump
2. side (esp of road)
3. employer, master, boss
3. shore (esp of the sea)
4. bank (esp of a river) • bos (v)Variation(s): bose
• bord (n) 1. to hold down
2. to hug, bos trankil = to keep quiet about
1. town council
something
2. committee, council
3. disciplinary board • bosi (n & azek)
hunchback, hunchbacked sister-in-law
• bosko (n & azek) • boy (n & azek)
a poor devil 1. servant
2. buoy
• bostok (n)
• boykot (v)Variation(s): boykote
big shoes
to boycott, to protest by abstaining
• bostonn (n)
• boyo (n)
boston, type of dance
bowel, gut, ranpli boyo = to stuff oneself, to
• bot (n)
feed oneself, boyo ranpli = not to be hungry
1. boot
• bradsibradsu (adv & azek)
2. truss (esp of straw), lev bot = to start a fight
arm-in-arm
• bot (v)Variation(s): bote
• braket (n)
to kick, to boot
1. bracket (esp in carpentry)
• botani (n)
2. brackets (esp in punctuation)
botany
• brakonn (v)Variation(s): brakone
• botanik (azek)
to poach
botanical, zardin botanik = botanical garden
• brakonye (n)
• botanis (n)
poacher
botanist
• bralul (n)
• bote (n)
penis
1. beauty
• braminn (n)
2. a beautiful woman
3. a paragon, grin de bote = beauty-spot, mole a caste
• bote (azek) • brankar (n)
shoe-ed, byin bote = with good shoes on shaft (esp of a cart)
• botel (n) • brans (n)
bottle 1. branch, bough, twig
2. section
• botinn (n)
• brans (v)Variation(s): branse
short boots for women
1. to branch off
• botris (n)
2. to tap (esp of telephone)
worm medicine 3. to flee, to escape
• bow (eks) • branse (azek)
when child falls tapped (esp of telephone)
• bower (n) • bras (v)
Afrikaner of South Africa, boer to swim breast-stroke
• bowji (n) • bras (n)
breast-stroke empty-handed, having caught nothing
• brasar (n) • bref (azek)
brassard, armlet brief, short
• brasle (n) • brek (n)
bracelet, bangle, brasle guvernman = school break, lunch-time, pause
handcuffs • brekdawn (n)
• brasyer (n) breakdown
brassiere • brenn (v)Variation(s): brene
• brav (azek) to masturbate
brave, courageous • brenndi (n)
• bravat (n) brandy
type of pulse • brenngenn (n)
• bravo (eks) brengun
bravo! well done • bres (n)
• bray (v)Variation(s): braye gap, breach, crack
1. to bawl, to shout • brese (v)
2. to sing noisily
to breach, to crack
• brayar (n)
• bresing (n)
bawler
brushing with hairdryer
• brayb (n)
• bretel (n)
bribe
braces
• brayb (v)
• breton (n)
to bribe
Breton
• braye (v)
• brevyer (n)
to bawl
breviary
• braz (v)Variation(s): braze
• Brezil (n)
to weld with oxy-acetylene
Brazil
• brebi (n)
• Brezilyin (n & azek)Variation(s):
lamb Brezilyen
• bred (n) Brazilian
edible leaves of some creepers, shrubs and • briani (n)Variation(s): briyani, briye
plants, bred murum, bred malbar, bred sinnw
a, bredesinn, bred susu,<span< div="" spicy rice dish
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hunting trousers
• breduy (adv & azek)
• brif (v)
to brief enn brin lerb = a blade of
grass, enn brin difil = a bit of
• brifing (n)
thread, enn brin seve = a hair, enn bri
briefing
• brin (azek)Variation(s): brinn
• brifkes (n)
brown (esp of complexion), dark-skinned
brief-case
• brini (v)
• brigad (n)
to turn brown (esp of the complexion)
brigade, squad
• brinzel (n)
• brigan (n)
1. aubergine, egg-plant, bringel, pye brinzel =
naughty egg-plant
• brij (n) 2. penis, brinzel maron = wild
aubergine, brinzel farsi, bristol (n)
game of bridge
thin card-board
• brik (n)
• brit (azek)
brick
1. any old how
• brikbrak (azek)
2. brutal, rough
1. any old how
• brit (n)
2.
2. in a jumble rough, brutal person

• brike (n) • brital (azek)

cigarette-lighter rough, brutal

• brikol (v)Variation(s): brikole • britalite (n)

to do odd jobs brutality, brutishness

• brikolaz (n) • britaliz (v)Variation(s): britalize

hand-made things or repair jobs to use brutally

• brikoler (n) • britanik (azek)

amateur handyman British

• bril (v)Variation(s): brile • brito (n)

1. to burn wax, floor polish

2. to be hot (esp of spicy food), bril so • briy (v)Variation(s): briye
laservel = to blow out his brains
1. to shine, to glitter, to sparkle
• brilan (azek) 2. to dazzle
burning, torrid, hot 3. to stir, to mix

• brilir (n) • briyan (azek)

1. burn 1. shiny
2. part in primus stove, brilir lestoma = 2. bright
heartburn, burning stomach 3. noisy

• brin (n)Variation(s): bren • briyani (n)Variation(s): biriani, briye

spicy rice dish to tan, to bronze
• briyantinn (n) • bronz (n)
brilliantine bronze
• briye (n) • bronzaz (n)
spicy rice dish bronzing
• briyo (n) • bros (v)Variation(s): brose
pot-scourer 1. to brush
2. to clean
• briyos (n)
3. to scratch, to graze
bun
• bros (n)
• brizan (n)
brush, brooch, bros lakaz, bros koko =
coral reef, breakers coconut half, bros-a-dan = tooth-
• brize (n) brush, bros tablo = blackboa

path in the woods • brosadan (n)

• brize (azek) tooth-brush

self-tightening (esp of washer) • brosir (n)

• brizer-lagrev (n) brochure

scab • bruet (n)

• brizfer (n & azek) wheelbarrow

clumsy • bruklaks (n)

• brod (v)Variation(s): brode kind of laxative, brooklax

1. to embroider • brumwed (n)

2. to elaborate, add on to (of a story) stone-crusher
• brodri (n) • brusay (n)
embroidery undergrowth, bushes
• brok (n) • brut (v)Variation(s): brute
jug to graze, to browse
• broket (n)Variation(s): kulu-broket • bruy (n)
tack, tiny nail quarrel
• bromir (n) • bruyar (n)
bromide mist, fog, haze
• brons (n) • bruyaz (n)
bronchus interference (esp on radio and television)
• bronsit (n)Variation(s): bronswit • bruyon (n)
bronchitis rough draft, rough copy
• bronz (v)Variation(s): bronze • brway (v)Variation(s): brwaye
to grind, to pound, to crush • bufonad (n)
• bu (n)Variation(s): bubu buffoonery, a ridiculous act
sister • bug (n)
• bubu (n) man, fellow, chap, bloke
1. hurt, sore, pain • bugibugi (n)
2. weakness, failing, foible kind of dance
• bud (v)Variation(s): bude • buginviye (n)Variation(s): bugenviye
to sulk, to pout bougainvlllea
• buda (n) • bugres (n)
buddha girl-friend, lover
• budin (n)Variation(s): buden • buk (v)
black-pudding to reserve
• budis (n & azek) • buk (n)
buddhist 1. he-goat
• budu (n) 2. buckle, loop
3. lock (esp of hair), curl
fool
• buk-baynding (n)
• buduf (n)
book-binder
fat, flabby person
• bukann (n)Variation(s): bukane
• bue (n)
to smoke (esp of meat)
buoy
• buke (n)
• buf (v)Variation(s): bufe
bouquet, garland
to eat, to stuff oneself
• bukefler (n)
• buf (n)
bouquet
big ox
• bukin (n)Variation(s): buken
• bufalo (n)
book
buffalo
• buking (n)
• bufant (azek)
booking, reservation
puffed, baggy
• bukinn (v)Variation(s): bukine
• bufe (n)
to browse
puff, whiff
• bukle (v)
• bufi (azek)
1. to curl (esp of hair)
swollen, bloated
2. to buckle
• bufon (n & azek) 3. to reserve (esp of a hall)
1. buffoon, clown • bukle (azek)
2. ridiculous, contemptuous
curly (esp of hair)
 • buklye (n) • bulkes (n)
shield leather casing of football
• bukmeker (n) • bulo (v)
bookmaker, bookie to work
• buku (azek)Variation(s): boku • bulo (n)
. many, much job
• bul (n) • bulon (n)
1. ball, football 1. bolt
2. lump, bul ble = washing blue, bul tamarin = 2. a bad film, fini manz enn bulon aster manz
ball of tamarind enn zekru = to go from bad to
worse, kalson bulon = jeans
• bul verse (azek)
• bulonn (v)Variation(s): bulone
. upset, distressed
1. to bolt
• bulanze (n)
2, to dance well
baker
• bultang (n)
• bulanzri (n)
fish species
bakery
• bulvar (n)
• bulbul (n)
boulevard
1. kind of bird
• bulvav (n)
2. bubbles
sea-urchin
• buldenez (n)
• bulvers (v)Variation(s): bulverse
chain of events, snowball effect
1. to upset, to distress (esp of a person)
• buldog (n)
2. to be upset, be distressed (esp of a person)
1. bulldog 3. to turn around unexpect-tedly (esp of
2. mastiff events)
• buldozer (n) 4. to overturn

bull-dozer • bulversan (azek)

• bule (n) upsetting, staggering, distressing

cannon-ball • bulversman (n)

• bulet (n) commotion, confusion, turmoil, distressed

ball, bulet pwason = fish ball, bulet lavyann = • bulwar (n)Variation(s): buywar
meat-ball kettle
• bulfit (azek) • bulzay (n)
lost face bull`s eye (esp in darts)
• bulkaskot (n) • bum (n)
1. a children`s game, stingers 1. over-head irrigation
2. tennis-ball 2. economic boom
 • bumrang (azek) scholarship-winner
boomerang (esp of effect) • burzon (n)
• bunndi (n)Variation(s): bunndya bud, shoot
sweet cake • burzonn (v)Variation(s): burzone
• bur (v)Variation(s): bure to bud, to put out young shoots
1. to run away, to escape • burzwa (n)
2. to avoid (esp of someone) 1. employer, boss, ti-burzwa = petty-
3. to eat, stuff oneself bourgeois
4. to fuck 2. kind of fish
• burazdikrann (n) • burzwazi (n)
brain-washing bourgeoisie, burzwazi istorik = traditional
• burbak (n) bourgeoisie, burzwazi deta = bourgeoisie
having got access to ownership of means of
fool, idiot
production through state power
• burbone (n)
• bus (v)Variation(s): buse
people from Reunion Island (abusive)
1. to cork, to stop up, to obstruct
• burdonn (v)Variation(s): burdone 2. to silence someone, buse!, bus to fes, bus to
to buzz, to hum lagel = shut your trap!, bus nene

• burdonnman (n) • busabus (n)

1. buzzing, humming mouth-to-mouth respiration

2. singing (esp in the ear) • buse (n)
• burik (n) 1. butcher
1. donkey, ass 2. mouthful
2. ass, fool (fig) • buse (azek)
• burling (v)Variation(s): burlinge dull-witted
to tease, to irritate, to pester • busert (n)
• buro (n) bush-shirt, safari suit
1. hangman, executioner • buskil (v)Variation(s): buskile
2. butcher, a cruel person
to bully
• burrburrya (n)
• busol (n)
trouble-maker
compass
• burs (n)
• buson (n)
1. fish species
cork, stopper, top
2. purse
3. scholarship, burs malin = kind of `burs` fish • busonn (v)Variation(s): busone
• bursay (v)Variation(s): bursaye to shut someone up
to drive away, to scare away • bustifay (n)
• bursye (n)Variation(s): bursyer feed, stuffing, prog, grub
 • bustru (n) boiling, boiling-hot
1. a children`s game • buyer (n)
2. stopgap, substitute
boiler
• but (n) • buyon (n)
1. piece, bit soup, buyon bred = vegetable
2. end, extremity, tip, top, zwenn le de but = soup, buyon mifunn = noodle
to make ends meet, sakenn rod so but = each soup, buyon krap = crab soup
one for himself, but par bu
• buyonn (v)Variation(s): buyone
• but-but (n)
1. to bubble, to froth up, to boil over
scraps 2. to put puffs (esp in a dress)
• but-but (azek) • buyot (n)
in small pieces
hot-water bottle
• butanbut (adv & azek) • buywar (n)Variation(s): bulwar
thorough, thoroughly kettle
• butey (n) • buz (v)Variation(s): buze
bottle, butey kase = bits of broken glass 1. to budge, to stir, to fidget, to move
• butik (n) 2. to remove
3. to shake oneself (esp in
shop
dancing) latet buze = slightly mad
• butikye (n)
• buze (azek)
shopkeeper
loose (esp of teeth)
• butir (n)
• buziy (v)Variation(s): buziye
slip, cutting
to botch, to bungle, to spoil, to ruin
• buton (n)
• buzwar (n)
1. button
candlestick
2. bud
3. pimple, pustule, pock, buton lizye = • bwa (n)
stye, buton lafyev = fever-blister , cold- 1. wood, forest
sores, buton zenes = 2. tree
• butonn (v)Variation(s): butone • bwar (v)
to button
1. to drink
• butonyer (n) 2. to get drunk, to booze
3. to gaze at a woman (esp of a
button-hole
man), bwar kuma tru = to.drink like a fish
• buyabes (n)
• bwat (n)
fish soup
box, bwat dite = tea-caddy, bwat konserv =
• buyant (v)Variation(s): buyante tin, can, bwat olet = letter box, bwat denwi
to dip in hot water, to boil, to scald • bwat (v)Variation(s): bwate
• buyant (azek)
to limp • byinveni (eks)
• bwaze (azek) welcome!
wooded • byinveni (adv & azek)
• bwazefore (n) welcome
forestry department
• bwem (n)
running bean
• bweter (n) • cha (n)
1. kind of fish tea
2. one who is always bumming off others • chabi (n)
• bwi (v) 1. key
1. to boil 2. symbol of Labour Party
2. to be excited or angry • chabuk (n)
• byin (adv)Variation(s): byen
whip
1. well • chacha (n)
2. very
1. uncle
• byin-bon (eks)Variation(s): byen-bon 2. respected olderman-friend
1. that`s good! 3. a little pig
2. serves you right • chachi (n)
• byin-dir (eks)Variation(s): byen-dir 1. aunt
well said! 2. old lady
• byin-done (adv)Variation(s): byen- • chadar (n)
done veil for covering face
well and truly given • chak (v)Variation(s): chake
• byin-elve (azek)Variation(s): byen-elve 1. to go for a walk
well-bred, well brought up 2. to get off with
• byin-fe (adv)Variation(s): byen-fe • chak (n)
well done 1. walk
2. meeting with one of opposite sex
• byin-fe (eks)Variation(s): byen-fe
• chakala (n)
eks well done!
men`s sexual parts
• byin-sir (eks)Variation(s): byen-sir
• chakram (v)
certainly
clown
• byinet (n)Variation(s): byenet
• chal (v)
well-being, byenet sosyal = social welfare
to run away
• byinto (adv)Variation(s): byento
• chal (eks)
soon, before long, shortly
let`s go! 75 cents
• chalao (v) • charan�a (n)Variation(s): charani
1. to stir 25 cents
2. to put on the fire • charao (v)
• chali (n) to make offerings
skin of the milk • charas (n)
• challenj (n) hashish resin
challenge • charleston (n)
• chalni (n) charleston
sieve • charter (n)
• chalta (n) charter flight
kind of fruit used for making pickles • chatkar (azek)
• chamar (n) hot, spicy
a caste • chatni (n)
• chameli (n) chutney
tree with fragrant flowers • chaw-chaw (v)
• champa (n) to eat
tree with fragrant flowers • chawki (n)
• champal (n) board for rolling dough on
a thonged sandal, pair of slip-slops • chawtari (n)
• chana (n) visit of newly wed bride to her parents`
dried pulse house
• chana-puri (n) • chek (n)
cake with dhal in the middle 1. check
2. ticket-examiner
• chang-chang (v)
3. cheque
to beat
• chek (v)Variation(s): cheke
• chang-chang (n)
to cheque
beating
• chekof (n)
• channchal (azek)
union dues docked off
flirtatious, frisky
• chermenn (n)
• channmamu (n)
chairperson, chairman
moon
• ches (n)
• chapati (n)
chest
pan-cake
• ches (n)Variation(s): esek
• charana manke (n)
game of chess • chokri (n)
• chetak (n) 1. young girl, lass
2. young girl working in cane-fields
helicopter
• chokstik (n)
• chi (eks)Variation(s): chichi
kind of ice-cream
disgusting!
• choli (n)
• chilim (n)
short blouse worn with saree
chilum, pipe for smoking hashish
• cholo (n)
• chimta (n)
pleb, vulgar person
coal-tongs
• chom (v)
• chingching maylong (n)
to hold on
Chinese person (sometimes pejorative)
chom tayt = to hold one`s tongue
• chini (n) chomtayt = don` t move
sugar • chombo (v)
• chinkay (n) 1. to hold on
visit by one family to another to confirm a 2. to grab hold of
marriage • chombo (eks)
• chinn-chinn (eks) stop!
cheers! • chonko (v)
• chinngri (n) to toss in oil
small river shrimps • chop (eks)
• chipolata (n) let`s drink up!
sausage • choper (n)
• chips (n) chopper, bicycle
chips • chopsuy (n)
• chirz (eks) meat and vegetable dish
cheers! • chot (v)
• chocho (v) to measure distance in games
to fuck • chotka (n)
• chok (n) little one (esp of boy)
choke in motor-car • chotki (n)
• chok (azek) little one (esp of girl)
full-house, chock-a-block • chow (eks)
• chokra (n) good-bye
1. young boy working in cane-fields • chowray (n)
2. boy, lad
leafy vegetable
 • choy (n) • chus (n)
leafy vegetable trousers worn under dress
• chu (v) • chutar (n)
to chase bottom bum
• chu (eks) • chwit (v)
go for him! chase it! to run away
• chuchunndar (n)
1. musk-rat
2. nosy person
• chuk (n) • dabitid (adv)
dummy usually
• chuk-chuk (v) • dablyusi (n)
1. to suck on a dummy toilet, w.c.
2. to suck on one`s gums
3. to suck up to someone • dabor (adv)

• chula (n)Variation(s): chule at first, first of all, to begin

with, premye dabor = firstly
met chula = create a fight between two others
• dabuldeker (n)
• chula! chule! (eks)
double-decker bus
hunting cry
• dabulkik (n)
• chulchul (azek)
foul in foot-ball when both legs in air while
fingering things kicking
• chulha (n) • dada (n)
fireplace 1. elder brother, elder Sister
• chuma (n) 2. grand-father (paternal)
3. very intimate friend
kiss
• dada (eks)
• chunyuk (n)
denoting surprise
pork
• dadak (n)
• chup (eks)
piggy-back; act of carry ing someone on one`s
sh!, be quiet
back, or of riding on someone`s
• chup-chap (eks) back, mont dadak lor ledo lezot = to rise by
shut-up! trampling on others

• churi (n) • dadar (n)

knife a running flush in poker

• churidar (n) • dadi (n)

trousers worn under dress grand-father (paternal)

 • dadima (n) gutter (on house, along edge of roof),
including drainpipe, larzan pa vinn
grand-mother (paternal)
dan dalo = money doesn`t grow on
• dak (eks) trees, nanyin pa vinn dan dalo = you don`t
all right get anything for n

• dakon (n) • dalon (n)

variety of cloth 1. partner in game called Lotto (Bingo)

2. friend
• dakor (eks)
3. person from Seychelles
agreed, granted
• dalpita (n)
• dakor (azek)
dish made from dhall and flour
agreeing tom dakor = to come to an
• dalpuri (n)
agreement, met dakor = to reconcile, zot
byin dakor = they get on well together, are in snack resembling pancake made of dhall and
har flour

• daktilo (n) • dalsaga (n)

typist a dish of dhall and vegetables

• daktilografi (n) • daltipwa (n)

type-writing split peas

• daku (n) • dalya (n)

robber, thief dahlia

• dal (n) • dam (v)

1. dhall, split pulse, dal fane = to lose (esp. in to beat down, to smoothe by beating (esp. of
a game), dal pa kwi = not able to wriggle out soil)
of that one, devir bol dal kikenn • dam (n)
• dal (adv & azek)Variation(s): dul 1. game of draughts, rant dam = to crown
last (esp. of a man)
2. queen (esp. in cards)
• dalal (v)
3. puff
to show-off 4. woman
• dalal (n) • damberi (n)
a show-off kind of fish
• dalbravat (n) • damnasyon (n)
small split pulse damnation
• dalgotni (n) • damur (azek)
wooden utensil for beating cooked dhal of love, problem damur = problem of the
• dalgram (n) heart

kind of dholl, pulse • damye (n)

• dalo (n) draught-board, karo damye = chequered

 • damzann (n) • dangu (azek)
demijohn pleasing
• dan (prep) • dankan (n)
1. within, during, after, in sugar estate housing
2. into, from, out of, by way of, • dankorek (adv & azek)
through, dan nu = in my community
1. well-off
• dan-nisa (azek) 2. sufficiently cared for
1. drugged 3. smart
2. oblivious • danku (adv)
2. in love
indulged in
• dan-nyaz (azek)
• danlame (azek)
absent minded, in a state of hallucination or
drunkenness 1. already acquired
2. at hand, met dan lame bonje = let fate
• danbadal (adv) decide
1. ruined
• danlaz (azek)
2. lavishly spent
3. washed aged, old

• danbez (azek) • danler (azek)

1. in a bad way, in trouble vague

2. unacceptable, dan bez ki ena bez = bad luck • danlonbraz (azek)
brings more bad luck
under the protection of
• danbor (adv)
• dann (v)
on the edge of, naz danbor = to swim in
to damn, to damn one self
shallow water
• dann (n)
• danbut (prep)
1. hierarchy in judo and karate
at the end of, danbutlalang = on the tip of
2. offer in charity
one`s tongue
3. bestowal, gift
• danbwa (n)
• Dannmark (n)Variation(s): Dennmark
1. wood, forest
Denmark
2. land not cared for
• Dannwa (azek)
• danbyin (azek)
Danish
well off, well to-do
• Dannwa (n.m)
• dane (n & azek)
Dane
the damned, damned, wretched
• Dannwaz (n.f)
• danfon (adv)
Dane
1. at the bottom of
2. off the beaten track, in the • dannya (n)
sticks, met danfon = to fool coriander seed
 • danpi (n) toothpaste
a well • dantis (n)
• danpins (azek)Variation(s): danpens dentist
1. in trouble • dantisyon (n)
2. hard-up dentition, cutting of teeth
• danre (n) • dantle (azek)
basic foodstuff 1. indented
• dans (n) 2. with frills
1. dance • danton (azek)
2. beating, rant dan ladans = to join in type of shirt collar
• dans (v)Variation(s): danse • dantye (n)
1. to dance set of teeth
2. to spin (esp. of a top), fer li danse = to call
the tune, to make someone else do what one • danvid (adv & azek)
wants him to do (esp. in revenge) in vain, hopeless for nothing
3. to wander
• danzar (n)
• dans (azek)
one who puts on airs
dense
• danzar (azek)
• dansan (azek)
1. putting on airs, get kikenn danzar = look
dancing, sware dansant = dancing party down upon
• danse (n) 2. good looking, tasteful, well done

dancing, dancing-party • danze (n)

• danser (n.m) danger, risk

dancer, partner • danzere (azek)

• danserk (adv) dangerous, risky

in a trap • danzerezman (adv)

• dansez (n.f) dangerously

dancer, partner • daplon (azek)

• dansir (azek) plumb, upright

1. sure • dapre (prep)

2. safe according to, dapre lord = according to
3. trusty, reliable plan, dapre li = according to him
• dantar (adv) • dar (adv)
late spot-on
• dantel (n) • daraspye (adv)
lace, lace-work very fast, efficiently
• dantifris (n) • dardar (adv)
forcefully, strongly • day (v)
• darkrum (n) to dye
dark-room • day (n)
• dart (n) 1. dye
2. raid-wife
1. sting (esp. of a bee, wasp)
2. eczema • dayal (v)
3. hives dial (esp. of a telephone)
4. game of darts
• dayard (n)
• darwinn (azek)
fanatic, die-hard
Darwinian, about evolution
• dayer (adv)
• dasa (adv)
besides, moreover
buying, puvwar dasa = purchasing power
• dayi (n)
• dat (v)
homemade yoghurt
to date
• dayn (n)Variation(s): dayinn
• dat (n)
witch
1. date, pye-dat = date-tree
2. date, day of the month • dayri (n)
3. dice, die diary
4. game of dice
• dazena (n)
• datwann (n)
anti-bacterial sulphonamide
stick for cleaning teeth
• dazibaw (n)
• davans (n)
hand-painted slogan
an advance on wages
• de (azek)
• davans (adv)
1. two, de fwa = twice, de par de = two by
before-hand, in advance two, le de mars = the second of March, tu
• davantaz (prep) le<spa< div="" style="box-sizing: border-box;
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in addition
• de (prep)
• davye (n)
nobiliary particle used ironically in Kreol, e.g.
dentist`s forceps misye de sipaki, madam de sipakwa
• daw (n) • deba (n)
dhow 1. debate, discussion
• daway (n) 2. parliamentary debates
1. medicine • debal (v)Variation(s): debale
2. alcoholic drink to unpack, to be unpacked
• dawn (azek) • debalaz (n)
depressed, dejected, low
1. unpacking 1. to screen a film for the first time
2. material which has been used for packing 2. to make one`s debit (as an actor, singer)
3. to lead, to open
• debara (n)
4. to make a start, to make a beginning
riddance, disencumbrance, bon debara = 5. to start
good riddance 6. to cut up (esp. of wood, animal)
• debaras (v)Variation(s): debarase 7. to debit (esp. in accounts)

1. to get rid of • debit (n)

2. to rid oneself of, to free oneself, to extricate debit (esp. in accounts)
oneself
• debitan (n.m)
• debarder (n)
1. actor appearing for the first time
1. docker 2. beginner
2. sleeveless T-shirt, originally worn by 3. new comer
dockers
• debitant (n.f)
• debark (v)Variation(s): debarke
1. actress appearing for the first time
1. to disembark, to land 2. beginner
2. to unload, fek debarke = newly
• debitaz (n)
arrived, debark kot enntel = to make a
spectacular entrance cutting up (esp. of wood, animal)
• debarkader (n) • debley (v)Variation(s): debleye
fish landing station 1. to clear, to clear away
2. to sweep away, debley terin (fig) = to
• debarkman (n)
prepare be forehand
disembarkment, landing, unloading
• debleyaz (n)
• debat (v)Variation(s): debate
clearing away, sweeping away
1. to flounder, to struggle, to strive
• deblok (v)Variation(s): debloke
2. to debate, to discuss
3. to bargain 1. to unblock, clear a passage
2. to start things moving
• debaz (azek)
3. to free, liberate
basic
• deblokaz (n)
• debezman (n)
1. unblocking
trouble 2. freeing
• debi (n) • debobinn (v)Variation(s): debobine
1. the first screening of a film to unwind
2. debit
• debord (v)Variation(s): deborde
3. start, beginning
1. to overflow, to be flooded
• debil (azek)
2. to be overwhelmed, to be fed up with
weak, weakly, feeble, 3. (fig) to be overtaken
deficient, enn debil mantal = a mentally
• debordman (n)
deficient person
• debit (v)Variation(s): debite
1. overflowing 1. to start up
2. flood 2. to start off
• debos (v)Variation(s): debose • debulman (n)
to seduce, to cor rupt, to debauch 1. a rush
2. a to-do
• deboser (n)
• debulonn (v)Variation(s): debulone
seducer
to unbolt
• debrans (v)Variation(s): debranse
• deburs (v)Variation(s): deburse
to tear off branches
to disburse, to spend, to lay out
• debraye (azek)
2. to pay
loosely dressed, with one`s breast uncovered
• debursman (n)
• debrey (v)Variation(s): debreye
disbursement, outlay, expenditure
1. to put in the clutch
• debus (v)Variation(s): debuse
2. to go on strike
1. to open, to clean out
• debreyaz (n)
2. to emerge
1. clutch 3. to give rise to
2.action of putting in the clutch 4. to uncork
• debri (n) • debuse (n)
1. rubbish 1. opening
2. flotsam 2. outlet (esp. For goods)
• debriy (v)Variation(s): debriye, 3. possibility of employment
debruy, debruye • debusole (azek)
1. to manage, to cope, to hold one`s disoriented
own, debriy so difil = to get along alone
• debusonn (v)Variation(s): debusone
2. to get along
to uncork
• debriy (n)Variation(s): debruy
• debut (v)Variation(s): debute
job
to stand
• debriyar (n & azek)Variation(s):
debruyar • debutonn (v)Variation(s): debutone
resourceful, capable to unbutton
• debu (adv)Variation(s): dibut • debuz (v)
standing up to budge, to move
• debukle (v) • debwat (v)Variation(s): debwate
1. to unbuckle 1. to dislocate, to disjoint
2. to un curl 2. to disconnect, to uncouple
3. to unbend • debwate (azek)
• debul (v)Variation(s): debule 1. dislocated, disjointed
2. disconnected, uncoupled
 • debwaz (v)Variation(s): debwaze de facto
to clear (esp. of trees) • defalke (v)
• debwazman (n) to abscond, to steal away
2. to get rid of, to hide
deforestation
• defann (v)
• dedete (n)
1. insecticide to forbid, to prohibit
2.D.D.T • defann (azek)
• dedikas (n) prohibited
dedication • defans (n)
• dedikasyon (n) 1. defence, protection, safeguard
2. national defence fer defans = to assure the
dedication
defence of, avoka defans = defence, counsel
• dediksyon (n) for defendant
1. deduction • defanser (n)
2. inference
defender
• dedir (v)
• defansiv (n)
1. to deduce
defensive
2. to subtract
• defason (adv & azek)
• dedir (eks)
piece rate
to think
• defatig (v)Variation(s): defatige
• dedlayn (n)
to refresh, to be refreshed
dead-line
• defatige (azek)
• dedomaz (v)Variation(s): dedomaze
refreshed
to indemnify, to compensate
• defavorab (azek)
• dedomazman (n)
unfavourable, disadvantageous
indemnification, compensation
• defavorize (azek)
• dedwir (v)
unfavoured, kartye defavorize = neglected
1. to deduct, to subtract
region
2. to infer
• defayans (n)
• dedye (v)
fainting fit, swoon, weakness, shortcoming
1. to dedicate, to consecrate, to devote
2. to inscribe • defaz (v)Variation(s): defaze
• dedye (azek) to be oriented
dedicated • defazaz (n)
• dees (n) disorientation
beautiful woman • defeksyon (n)
• defakto (adv & azek) defection, crossing the floor
 • defer (v) • defisi (n)
to undo, to unsew, to unstitch, to untie loss
• defer (azek) • defisit (n)
of iron difil defer = wire deficit, loss
• defet (n) • deflagrasyon (n)
defeat, failure deflagration
• defetis (n & azek) • deflasyon (n)
defeatist deflation
• defetism (n) • deflor (v)Variation(s): deflore
defeatism to deflower
• defey (v)Variation(s): defeye • defo (n)
to take off the leaves, to shed leaves, to tear detect, fault, weakness, short-
pages from coming, fer defo = to default, to
misbehave, letan fer defo = there is not
• defi (n)
enough time
challenge, dare, met o-defi = to challenge
• defofil (v)Variation(s): defofile
• defigir (v)Variation(s): defigire
to untack
1. to disfigure to deface, to distort
• defoliyan (n & azek)
2. to be disfigured
defoliant, chemical that kills plants
• defigiran (azek)
• defons (v)Variation(s): defonse
disfiguring
1. to give way at the bottom
• defil (v)Variation(s): defile
2. to break into
1. to unstring, to unthread 2. to deflower, defons lakes = to spend all
2. to parade one`s savings, to steal, defons file = to score a
• defile (n) goal,

parade or procession • defonse (azek)

• defin (azek)Variation(s): defen broken down (esp. of door)

dead, deceased, late • deform (v)Variation(s): deforme

• definir (v) 1. to deform, to distort, to disfigure

2. to be born with a birth defect
to define
• deforman (azek)
• definisyon (n)
distorting
definition
• deformasyon (n)
• definitif (azek)
deformation
definitive final
• defors (adv)
• definitivman (adv)
forcibly, by force
definitely
• defresi (v)
to clear (esp. of land) of war, lekonomi deger = war economy
• defriz (v)Variation(s): defrize • degistasyon (n)
to uncurl, to be uncurled, to straighten tasting
• defrok (v)Variation(s): defroke • degiste (v)
to unfrock to taste
• defroke (n & azek) • degiz (v)Variation(s): degize
unfrocked (priest) to disguise, to disguise oneself
• deful (v)Variation(s): defule • degizman (n)
to go wild, to let off steam disguise
• defulman (n) • deglas (v)Variation(s): deglase
catharsis 1. to de-ice
2. to warm up
• defye (v)
• degonfle (v)
to defy, to challenge
1. to deflate (esp. of tyre, balloon)
• dega (n)
2. (fig) to bring someone down to his own
damage, havoc size
• degar (azek) • degorz (n)
of bus station, sef degar = bus station foreman leg-horn
• degard (azek) • degorz (v)Variation(s): degorze
on call 1. to remove upper leaves from a sugar cane
• degarni (v) plant
2. to remove the throat or gills
to un furnish, to thin
2. to go bald • degot (v)Variation(s): degote
• degaz (v)Variation(s): degaze to get, to find

1. to hurry up, to make haste • degrad (v)Variation(s): degrade

2. defend, to save (esp. in games) 1. to degrade, to debase
3. to invent (esp. of strategies) 2. to cashier
• degaze (azek) 3. to thin (esp. of hair)
4. to demote, to be brought down to a lower
recovering, recovered (esp. of health)
rank
• degel (v)Variation(s): degele
• degradan (azek)
1. to vomit, to spew, to cat
degrading, debasing
2. to thaw (esp. of chilled meat)
• degradasyon (n)
• degelas (azek)
degradation, debase ment
disgusting
• degrade (azek)
• degenn (n)
layered (esp. of hair)
out-of-place, attire
• degraf (v)Variation(s): degrafe
• deger (azek)
to unclasp, to unhook, to unbutton • dekadnas (v)Variation(s): dekadnase
• degre (n) to unpadlock
1. degree • dekal (v)Variation(s): dekale
2. extent, point, par degre = 1. to unwedge
gradually, depas degre = to go too far 2. to go away, to leave
• degres (v)Variation(s): degrese 3. to get angry
1. to lose weight, to slim • dekalke (v)
• degringol (v)Variation(s): degringole, to transfer (esp. of a
degrengol, degrengole drawing), papye dekalke = carbon paper
1. to tumble down, to topple over • dekanp (v)Variation(s): dekanpe
2. to go to pieces 1. to decamp
3. to undergo a sudden drop (of prices) 2. to pack up, to bolt, to leave
• degrosi (v) • dekapit (v)Variation(s): dekapite
to become thinner, smaller to decapitate, to behead
• degu (n)
• dekapotab (n & azek)
dislike, distaste, disgust car with folding hood
• degurdi (v) • dekapsilater (n)
to warm up (esp. of water, milk) bottle opener
• degut (v)Variation(s): degute • dekas (n)
1. to dislike next-to-nothing peanuts
2. to be disgusted at
3. to drip, to trickle, to be dripping • dekaste (v)

• degutan (azek) to unseal, to open

revolting, disgusting, horrible • dekay (v)Variation(s): dekaye

• degute (azek) to liquefy, to dissolve

disgusted, fed up • deki (eks)

• deifikasyon (n) what are you saying!

deification • dekilot (v)Variation(s): dekilote

• deifye (v) 1. to take off one`s pants

2. to strip someone else, or to humiliate
to deify
• deklans (v)Variation(s): deklanse
• dek (n)
1. to start in motion, to release
1. deck 2. to initiate, deklans lagrev = to go on strike
2. huge cooking pot
• deklansman (n)
• dek (eks)
beginning
look!
• deklar (v)Variation(s): deklare
• dekadans (n)
decadence, moral decline
1. to state, to proclaim, to announce • dekomann (v)Variation(s): dekomande
2. to notify (esp. of a death) to countermand, to cancel
3. to register (esp. of a child)
4. to pose as, deklar malad = to pretend to be • dekon (azek)
ill, to malinger, deklar bet = to pre to be put out, to be disconcerted
• deklarasyon (n) • dekondisyonn (v)Variation(s):
1. announcement, statement, declaration dekondisyone
2. notification to decondition
3. registration
• dekondisyonnman (n)
4. avowal (esp. of love)
deconditioning
• deklas (v)Variation(s): deklase
• dekone (v)
1. to be off, get up and go
2. to remove to forget, to find oneself unable to do
something one used to be able to do
• deklin (n)Variation(s): deklen
• dekonekte (v)
decline, decay
to disconnect, cut off
• deklink (v)Variation(s): deklinke
• dekonpoz (v)Variation(s): dekonpoze
to go to pieces, to tumble down
to decompose, to putrefy, to rot, to decay
• deklinke (n & azek)Variation(s):
deklenke • dekonpozan (n)

mentally handicapped causing decomposition

• deklok (v)Variation(s): dekloke • dekonpoze (azek)

to dislocate, to disjoint decomposed, rotten, putrefied, distorted

• dekok (v)Variation(s): dekoke • dekonpozisyon (n)

to shell, to husk decomposition, putrefaction

• dekoksyon (n) • dekonpreser (n)

decoction exhaust-valve, decompressor

• dekol (v)Variation(s): dekole • dekonpresyon (n)

1. to take off decompression

2. to unglue, to unpaste • dekonsert (v)Variation(s): dekonserte
• dekolaz (n) to put out, to disconcert, to disappoint
taking off • dekonsertan (azek)
• dekoloniz (v)Variation(s): dekolonize disconcerting, disappointing
to decolonise • dekonserte (azek)
• dekolonizasyon (n) to be put out, to be disconcerted, to be
decolonisation disappointed

• dekolte (n & azek) • dekonsey (v)Variation(s): dekonseye

low-cut, low-necked to dissuade, to advise against

 • dekonsider (v)Variation(s): • dekre (n)
dekonsidere decree, order, enactment, official order
to discredit, to bring into disrepute
• dekrepi (v)
• dekonsidere (azek) to crackle
discredited, un important • dekret (v)Variation(s): dekrete
• dekontrakte (azek) to decree, to order, to enact
relaxed • dekrir (v)
• dekontrakte (v) to describe, to depict, to relate
1. to slacken {esp. of muscles) • dekros (v)Variation(s): dekrose
2. to relax
1. to unhook, to unlatch
• dekonzel (v)Variation(s): dekonzele 2. to lift (esp. of a telephone)
to thaw 3. to win (of scholarship)
• dekor (n) • dekrot (v)Variation(s): dekrote
scenery, sanz dekor = to shift scene to clean (esp. of a body)
• dekor (v)Variation(s): dekore • dekrwaz (v)Variation(s): dekrwaze
1. to decorate, to adorn to uncross, to unfold
2. to be promoted • deksi (n)Variation(s): dekti
3. to be given a medal
vessel for cooking rice
• dekorasyon (n)
• dekstroz (n)
1. decoration, embellishment
2. insignia, ribbon, star (esp. of an order), dextrose, form of sugar or glucose
promotion • dekud (v)
• dekorater (n) to undo, to unstitch, to rip up
decorator, scene-painter, designer • dekul (v)Variation(s): dekule
• dekoratif (azek) to follow
decorative, ornamental • dekuler (azek)
• dekord (v)Variation(s): dekorde 1. coloured
to untwist, to untwine 2. more-or-less the colour of

• dekortik (v)Variation(s): dekortike • dekulut (v)Variation(s): dekulute

to decorticate, to shell to unnail

• dekote (adv) • dekup (v)Variation(s): dekupe

aside, dekote meday = both sides of the coin 1. to cut out

2. to carve
• dekote (prep)
• dekupaz (n)
on the side of (esp. of kinship)
1. cutting out
• dekras (v)Variation(s): dekrase 2. carving out
to wash, to clean • dekuple (v)
to uncouple 1. extension of time
2. range, enn dele 15 zur = within 15 days
• dekuraz (v)Variation(s): dekuraze
• deleg (v)Variation(s): delege
1. to discourage, to dishearten, to deter
2. to be discouraged to delegate, to depute
3. to dissuade • delegasyon (n)
• dekurazan (azek) delegation
discouraging, disheartening • delege (n)
• dekuraze (azek) delegate
disheartened • deleker (n & azek)
• dekuronn (v)Variation(s): dekurone in two minds, uncertain
to dethrone • deler (v & azek)
• dekuver (n) 1. delirious person
overdraft 2. drunkard, fer deler = make a scene
• dekuver (v) • deleryom (n)
1. to uncover 1. delirium
2. to discover, to find 2. person who has become insane (esp. from
3. to unroof drinking too much)
4. to find out, to unmask • deles (v)Variation(s): delese
• dekuvert (n) 1. to abandon, to forsake, to desert
discovery, detection 2. to let go (esp. of oneself), to become
careless
• dekuyonn (v)Variation(s): dekuyone
• deles (azek)
1. to be taken aback
2. to turn out to be wrong easterly
• dekwa (n) • deley (v)Variation(s): deleye
more than enough to dilute
• dekwaf (v)Variation(s): dekwafe • deli (n)
to undo hair that has been done offence, misdemeanour
• dekwins (v)Variation(s): dekwinse, • deliberasyon (n)
dekwens, dekwense deliberation
to unwedge, to loose • delibere (azek)
• delabre (azek) intentional
1. tumble-down, ram shackle (esp. of a house) • delibere (v)
2. gone to waste (esp. of land)
to deliberate
• delave (azek)
• delibereman (adv)
already washed (esp. of cloth)
deliberately, intentionally
• dele (n)
• delika (azek)
1. delicate, dainty, fastidious small generator
2. frail, fragile • delo (n)Variation(s): dilo
3. ticklish, embarrassing, size delika = a
subject that`s taboo, gayn delika = feel 1. water
squeamish 2. (slang) girlfriend
3. in card-games, pwason dan dilo = in one`s
• delikatman (adv) element, dilo nor = fruit juice and water or
delicately, daintily mineral water, dilo lor bredsonz
• deliks (azek) • deloz (v)Variation(s): deloze
luxury, lartik deliks = luxuries 1. to turn out (esp. of a house), to oust
2. to put an end to the leadership of
• delimit (v)Variation(s): delimite
• delwayal (azek)
to delimit, to settle the boundaries of
disloyal, false, trea cherous
• delinkan (n)Variation(s): delenkan
• delwayalman (adv)
delinquent, offender
disloyally, treacherously
• delir (n)
• delwayote (n)
state of hysteria
disloyalty, treachery, treason
• delire (v)
• delwes (azek)
to be delirious, to rave
westerly
• deliriom (n)
• delwil (n)Variation(s): dilwil
1. delirium
2. drunkard oil, delwil destnn = edible oil, delwil koko =
coconut oil, delwil bwar = castor oil, pez nene
• delis (n)
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delicious, tasty
• delwin (azek)Variation(s): delwen
• delivrans (n)
1. distant
1. deliverance, freedom
2. not closely related
2. good riddance
• demagog (n)
• delivre (v)
demagogue
1. to deliver
2. to rid of • demagozi (n)
3. to give birth demagogy
4. to set free
• demagozik (azek)
• deliz (n)
vote-catching, demagogic
1. deluge, flood, heavy rain
• demakiy (v)Variation(s): demakiye
2. Noah`s flood
to take off the make-up
• delko (n)
• demanbre (v)
to dismember, to divide into pieces distance, demarcation
• demand (n) • demars (n)
1. trade union demand. attempt, step, fer enn demars = to try to, to
2. a demand, market look for
• demangezon (n) • demarye (v)
food-poisoning to set apart (esp. of cards)
• demann (v)Variation(s): demande, • demas (azek)
dimann, dimande of the masses, muvman demas = mass
1. to ask for something, to enquire about movement
2. to need, to require, to request • demaske (v)
• demann (n) 1. to unmask, to show up
request (in marriage) 2. to show the true nature of
• demans (v)Variation(s): demanse • demay (v)Variation(s): demaye
to take off the handle, to lose its handle to unravel
• demantel (v)Variation(s): demantle • deme (n & adv)Variation(s): dime
to dismantle, break up 1. to-morrow
2. in the days to come
• demantelma (n)
• demel (v)Variation(s): demele
dismantling
to comb out (esp. of hair)
• demanti (n)
• demenaze (v)
denial
to move, to move out, to move house
• demanti (v)
• demenazman (n)
to deny
removal, moving out, moving house
• demanz (v)Variation(s): demanze
• demerd (v)Variation(s): demerde
to itch
1. to get rid of
• demanzezon (n)
2. to get by
itching
• demi (n & azek)Variation(s): dimi
• demar (v)Variation(s): demare
1. half
1. to start the denaraz 2.half-back (esp. of football), pey demi = to
2. to start pay half-fare
• demaraz. (n) • demi (v)
start, kick-off to fracture, to be fractured, to disjoint, to be
• demark (v)Variation(s): demarke disjointed

1. to differentiate oneself, or something • demi-bin (n)Variation(s): dimi-bin

2. to stay aloof hip-bath, a wash
3. to play away from the rest of players
• demi-bwi (azek)Variation(s): dimi-bwi
• demarkasyon (n)
half-boiled, parboiled
 • demi-dey (n) • demi-tur (n)
half-mourning fer demi-tur = to turn back
• demi-er (n) • demi-vant (adv)Variation(s): dimi-vant
half hour manz demi-vant = not to eat enough
• demi-final (n) • demi-vole (n & azek)
semi-final half-volley
• demi-fon (n) • demi-zipon (n)
middle distance race, middle distance racer half-slip, half petticoat
• demi-frer (n) • demi-zurne (n)Variation(s): dimi-
zurne
half-brother
half-day
• demi-kar (n)Variation(s): dimi-kar
• demiste (v)
1. half a quart
2. an eighth of a pound to unmask
• demi-kle (n & azek) • demiste (int)
(racist expression) mulatto people who are used in hide-and-seek game when the seeker
pale finds the hider
• demi-kwi (azek)Variation(s): dimi-kwi • demisyon (n)
half-cooked resignation, dismissal
• demi-mizir (n)Variation(s): dimi-mizir • demisyoner (n)
half a measure one who has resigned (esp. of ministers)
• demi-mor (azek)Variation(s): dimi- • demisyoner (azek)
mor resigned (esp. of ministers)
half-dead • demisyonn (v)Variation(s): demisyone
• demi-plas (n)Variation(s): dimi-plas 1. to resign
half-fare 2. to dismiss
• demi-plin (azek)Variation(s): dimi- • demobiliz (v)Variation(s): demobilize
plin to demobilize, to be demobilised
half-full • demobilizasyon (n)
• demi-ron (azek)Variation(s): dimi-ron
demobilisation
half-circle • demode (v)
• demi-sant (n) to become out of fashion
centre-half (esp. in football) • demode (azek)
• demi-ser (n) old-fashioned, antiquated
half-sister, step-sister • demografi (n)
• demi-ton (n) demography
half-tone
 • demografik (azek) to demora lize, to dishearten
demographic • demper (n)
• demokrasi (n) tractor used for carrying road-building
equipment
democracy, demokrasi parlmanter =
parliamentary democracy, demokrasi direk = • denatire (azek)
direct democracy 1. perverted (esp. of persons)
• demokrat (n) 2. methylated
democrat • deng (n & azek)
• demokratik (azek) mad
democratic • denigran (azek)
• demokratikman (adv) disparaging
democratically • denigre (v)
• demokratiz (v)Variation(s): to disparage, to discredit, to vilify
demokratize • denn (n)
to democratize turkey
• demoli (v) • Dennmark (n)
1. to demolish, to pull down Denmark
2. to out-argue
• dennsing (n)
• demolisyon (n)
dancing, ball
demolition, materyo demolisyon = old
building materials • denome (azek)

• demon (n) named

1. demon, devil • denons (v)Variation(s): denonse

2. wicked person to denounce, to inform against
• demonstrasyon (n) • denonsyasyon (n)
demonstration, exhibition denunciation
• demont (v)Variation(s): demonte • denonsyater (n)
1. to take to pieces informer, denunciator
2. to beat
• denot (v)Variation(s): denote
• demontab (azek)
to denote, to betoken
that can be taken to pieces, collapsible
• deodoran (n & azek)
• demontre (v)
deodorant
to demonstrate, to prove
• deor (adv)
• demonyak (azek)
1. out, outside
demoniac 2. abroad
• demoraliz (v)Variation(s): demoralize 3. to be showing, al deor = to go out, to go
abroad, to go to stool, met deor = to fire, to 4. to exceed
dismiss, to be dismissed, met so pese 5. to excel, to surpass depas limit = to go too
far, larmwar depas kornis
• deor (int)
• depay (v)Variation(s): depaye
off with you!
1. to unthatch a straw roof
• deor (azek)Variation(s): di-deor
2. to tear lower leaves off the sugar-cane
foreign plants
• depan (v) 3. to win all the money from (esp. in a game)
4. to lose
to depend, sa depan = that depends
• depayaz (n)
• depandan (azek)
1. unthatching a straw roof
dependent
2. work consisting of tearing off lower leaves
• depandans (n) of the sugar-cane plants
1. outhouse, servant`s quarters • depeple (v)
2. dependence, subordination
to depopulate
3. sort of a colony
• deperi (v)
• depann (v)
to waste away
1. to depend, to be dependent
2. to help one out of a difficulty, usually • deperi (azek)
pecuniary lost weight
• depans (n) • depes (v)Variation(s): depese
expenses, expenditure to hurry up, to make haste
• depans (v)Variation(s): depanse • depeyze (azek)
to spend to feel out of one`s own circle
• depar (n) • depi (prep)Variation(s): dipi
1. departure 1. since
2. start 2. from
• depar (prep) 3. (rarely) until, depi tultan = always (in
past), depi lontan = for a long
arising from
time, depi deor = from abro
• departaz (v)Variation(s): departaze
• depil (v)Variation(s): depile
1. to divide
to remove hairs
2. to share
• depiste (v)
• departman (n)
to track down, sniff out
department, dan departman = in the civil
service • depite (n)

• depas (v)Variation(s): depase 1. member of the Legislative Assembly

2. councillor
1. to overtake
2. to outwalk, to outrun, to outride • deplas (v)Variation(s): deplase
3. to be taller than
1. to displace, to move to disjoint the shoulders
2. to transfer • depoli (azek)
• deplase (azek)
to have lost the gloss or polish
unbecoming, improper, out of • deport (v)Variation(s): deporte
place, mo deplase = a swearing
to deport
• deplasman (n)
• deportasyon (n)
trip, fre deplasman = travelling expenses
deportation
• depler (v)
• deporte (n)
to displease, to offend
person deported
• deplezan (azek)
• deposed (v)Variation(s): deposede
unpleasant, disagreeable
to dispossess
• depli (adv)
• depotwar (n)
of the most, enn depli move zur = one of the
most awful days depot

• deplim (v)Variation(s): deplime • depoz (v)Variation(s): depoze

1. to take the feathers from 1. to put down, to lay down

2. to fleece, to be fleeced 2. to deposit.
3. to bring someone down to his own size 3. to give evidence in court, depoz enn plint =
4. to beat (esp. in games) to lodge a complaint
4. to depose, to dethrone, depoze divan enn
• depliy (v)Variation(s): depliye komisyon dank
to unfold
• depozisyon (n)
• depliyan (n) complaint, deposition, evidence
prospectus, leaflet, folder • depravasyon (n)
• deplizanpli (adv) depravation, corruption
more and more, increasingly • deprave (n)
• deplor (v)Variation(s): deplore depraved person
to deplore • depre (adv)
• deplorab (azek) closely, vey li depre = to watch him closely
deplorable, wretched • depres (v)Variation(s): deprese
• deplway (v)Variation(s): deplwaye to iron
to unfold • deprese (azek)
• depo (n) 1. ironed
1. deposit 2. pressed
2. tumour, abscess • depresye (v)
3. sediment
4. depository storehouse to fall in value, to depreciate

• depol (v)Variation(s): depole • depresyon (n)

depression, depresyon tropikal = tropical work of up-rooting
depression • derasinn (v)Variation(s): derasine
• deprim (v)Variation(s): deprime
1. to uproot
to discourage, to be discouraged 2. to eradicate
3. to tear one from one`s native land, to be
• depriman (azek)
torn from one`s native-land
depressing
• deregle (v)
• deprivasyon (n)
1. to get out of order, to put out of order
deprivation 3. to live dissolutely
• depudre (v) • deregle (n & azek)
to remove make-up not mentally fit
• depuy (v)Variation(s): depuye • derey (v)Variation(s): dereye, deray,
to count votes deraye

• depuyman (n) 1. to run off the line

2. to act foolishly, to talk nonsense
counting of votes
• derezonab (azek)
• depyes (n)
unreasonable, senseless
a two-piece suit
• derezone (v)
• der (n)
to reason falsely, to talk nonsense, to rave
a pre-payment
• derik (n)
• deranz (v)Variation(s): deranze
derrick, crane, winch
1. to disturb
2. to trouble oneself • deriv (v)Variation(s): derive
3. to put out of place or order, vant 1. to derive
inn deranze = tummy-ache, diarrhoea, 2. to drift, a la deriv = to go astray
erroneously associated with dis
• derizwar (azek)
location, monn deranze monn v
1. trifling
• deranzman (n)
2. insignificant
1. diarrhoea
• dernye (azek)
2. trouble
3. mechanical or physical dislocation 1. last, latest
erroneously thought to cause diarrhoea 2. youngest child in a family
3. lowest, meanest, vilest
• derap (v)Variation(s): derape
• dernyeman (azek)Variation(s):
1. to skid, to side-slip
dernyerman
2. to rave
3. to go off the subject, to be irrelevant lately, recently
• derapaz (n) • derob (v)Variation(s): derobe
1. skidding to steal, to pil fer
2. raving 2. to confuse, to be confused
• derasinaz (n) • derul (v)Variation(s): derule
1. to unroll, to spread out 4. to slope, to go downhill
2. to develop 5. to ebb, to fall
3. to take place, lavi ki pe derule = the times 6. to be descended from
we live in 7. to take down, to take off
8. to lower, to degrade
• derulman (n)
9. to shoot down, to k
1. development
• desantdelye (n)
2. procedure
a visit to the scene of the event {esp. of a
• derut (v)Variation(s): derute
crime)
1. to lead astray, to set at fault
• desantdili (n)
2. to baffle, to be baffled
bedside mat
• derutan (azek)
• desantraliz (v)Variation(s):
confusing, baffling
desantralize
• deryer (n)
to decentralize
1. behind, backside, posterior, arse
• desantralizasyon (n)
2. back, rear, tailboard, stern, poop
decentralization
• deryer (azek)
• desarz (v)Variation(s): desarze
laru deryer = hind wheel
1. to unload, to be unloaded
• deryer (adv & prep)
2. to ejaculate (esp. of sperm)
behind, after, syez deryer = rear seat 3. to be discharged (esp. from hospital)
• des (n) 4. to empty

1. desk • desarz (n)

2. India 1. discharge
• desal (v)Variation(s): desale 2. drain

to unsalt, to be unsalted • desbinn (n)

• desam (n) dust-bin

december, rob-desam = night gown • dese (n)

• desan (azek) death, decease, ak-dese = death certificate

decent • desel (v)Variation(s): desele

• desandan (n) 1. to unseal, to be unsealed

2. to loosen
1. posterity, descendant, offspring, issue
2. descent, slope • desemele (v)

• desandans (n) to unsole

descent, lineage • desenn (v)Variation(s): desene

• desann (v) to run wild, to run riot

1. to go down, to go down stairs • desepsyon (n)
2. to get off, to dismount disappointment, deception
3. to land, to go ashore
• deser (v)Variation(s): desere
1. to loosen, to unfasten • desinater (n)
2. to be loosened, or unfastened 1. illustrator
• deser (n) 2. industrial designer
dessert • desir (v)Variation(s): desire, disir,
disire
• deserkle (v)
1. to tear, to tear up
to unhoop
2. to be torn
• deservi (v) 3. to give a hiding to
to run a service (esp. buses) 4. to eat
5. to fuck, to rape
• deses (v)Variation(s): desese
• desire (n)Variation(s): disire
1. to dry up, to be dried up
2. to waste, to emaciate beating
3. to lose weight • desito (adv)
• desevan (azek) as soon as
deceptive, disappointing • desizyon (n)
• desevwar (v) decision, resolution
1. to disappoint • deskripsyon (n)
2. to surprise
description, picturing
• desi (azek)
• desot (v)Variation(s): desote
1. disappointed
to overtake
2. disillusioned
• despot (n)
• desid (v)Variation(s): deside
1. despot
to decide, to make up one`s mind, to choose
2. dictator
• deside (azek)
• dester (n)
determined, resolute, confident
duster
• desifrab (azek)
• destin (n)Variation(s): desten
1. capable of being deciphered
1. destiny, fate, lot
2. legible
2. inevitability
• desifre (v)
• destinasyon (n)
1. to make clear
destination
2. to read
• destine (n)
• desikotaz (n)
destiny, fate, lot
work consisting of up rooting of stumps
• destinn (v)Variation(s): destine
• desikote (v)
to destine, to be destined
to uproot
• destitye (v)
• desin (n)Variation(s): desen
to dismiss, to remove from office
drawing, sketch, pattern, design
• destriksyon (n)
destruction act of separating, detaching
• destrikter (n) • detay (v)Variation(s): detaye
destroyer, ravager, spoiler 1. to retail, to sell by retail
2. to cut out
• destriktif (azek)
3. to detail, to relate minutely
destructive, destroying
• detay (n)
• destroyer (n)
1. retail
destroyer 2. detailed account, particulars
• desu (n) 3. small matter, trifle, enn detay sa = of minor
importance
underskirt
• detayan (n)
• desud (v)Variation(s): desude
retailer
to unsolder, to be unsoldered
• detayman (n)
• desul (v)Variation(s): desule
particulars, minute details
to sober up, to got sober again
• detekte (v)
• deswit (adv)
to detect
1. immediately, at once
2. one after the other • detektiv (n & azek)

• det (n) detective, lisyin detektiv = police dog

debt • detenir (v)

• det (adv)Variation(s): devet to detain, to hold, detenir puvwar = to hold

power
ought to
• detenn (v)
• detan (n)
to run (esp. of dye in cloth)
two-step dance
• deter (v)Variation(s): detere
• detann (v)
1. to dig up, to disinter, to unearth
to relax
2. to find, to discover, priz deter = earth used
• detant (n) in electrical installations
relaxation • determinan (azek)
• detanzantan (adv) determinant, decisive, conclusive
from time to time, rarely • deteryor (v)Variation(s): deteryore
• detanzaot (adv) to deteriorate, to impair, to grow worse
from time to time • deteryorasyon (n)
• detas (v)Variation(s): detase deterioration
1. to detach, to untie, to unfasten, to undo • deterzan (n)
2. to get loose
detergent
3. to disengage oneself, to break off with
• detestab (azek)
• detasman (n)
detestable, hateful, odious
 • deteste (v) 1. detour, roundabout way
2. diversion
to detest, to hate, to dislike, to loathe
• detur (azek)
• detin (v)Variation(s): deten
two-turns
1. to lose colour, to fade
2. to come off (esp. of colours) • deturn (v)Variation(s): deturne
3. to lose countenance deturn fon = to steal
• detin (azek)Variation(s): deten money, deturn latansyon = to
distract, deturn enn avyon = to hijack
disconcerted
• deturnman (n)
• detol (n)
deviation, deturnman miner = corruption of a
disinfectant
minor, deturnman fon = embezzlement
• detonater (n)
• deva (n)
detonator
god, good spirit
• detonn (v)Variation(s): detone
• devaliz (v)Variation(s): devalize
to be out of tune, to sing or play out of tune
to rob, to rifle
• detranp (v)Variation(s): detranpe
• devalyasyon (n)
to dry, after deing soaked
devaluation
• detres (n)
• devalye (v)
distress
to devalue
• detrip (v)Variation(s): detripe
• devan (n)
1. to gut
front
2. to disembowel, to kill
3. (fig) to take someone apart • devan (adv)Variation(s): divan
• detrir (v)Variation(s): detrwrir 1. in front
2. leading
1. to destroy, to exterminate
2. to demolish • devans (v)Variation(s): devanse
3. to ruin 1. to break open
• detro (adv) 2. to get in front of the others
1. too much • devantir (n)
2. going too far the front part of a house
• detronn (v)Variation(s): detrone • devastasyon (n)
to dethrone devastation, ravage, havoc
• detrwa (n) • devastater (n)
straits devastator, ravager
• detrwa (azek) • devaste (v)
a few, some to devastate, to lay waste
• detur (n) • devergonde (n & azek)
shameless, dissolute, debauched 1. motto
2. currency, deviz etranze = foreign exchange
• devers (v)Variation(s): deverse
• devizaz (v)Variation(s): devizaze
1. to throw, to dump
2. to flow into to stare, to stare down
• devet (adv) • devlop (v)Variation(s): devlope
1. perhaps, maybe 1. to unwrap
2. ought to 2. to grow
3. to expound
• devi (n)
4. to develop (including of films)
estimate
• devloper (n)
• devi (azek)
chemical used in film development,
by sight, pwin devi = point of view, opinion developer
• devid (v)Variation(s): devide • devlopman (n)
1. to empty, to be emptied 1. development, growth, progress
2. to unbosom oneself, to vent, devid enn 2. the Development Works Corporation
bobinn = to wind off
• devor (v)Variation(s): devore
• devide (azek)
1. to devour, to eat up greedily
empty 2. to dissipate, to squander
• devin (n)Variation(s): deven • devorer (n)
diviner, soothsayer devourer, glutton (esp. of male)
• deviner (n) • devorez (n)
guesser devourer, glutton (esp. of female)
• devinet (n) • devwal (v)Variation(s): devwale
riddle, poser, conundrum, puzzle 1. to reveal, to disclose
• devini (v) 2. to unveil
3. to take the sails out of the boat
to become, to turn into
• devwar (n)
• devinn (v)Variation(s): devine
1. homework (esp. of school)
1. to divine, to foretell, to predict
2. duty, fer twa enn devwar ale = you must
2. to guess
make a point of going, devwar konzigal =
• devir (v)Variation(s): devire conjugal love-making
1. to turn upside down, to overturn, devir • devwe (azek)
anba-lao = to turn upside-down, bol devire =
1. devoted, dedicated, hard-working
a rice dish
2. devotee
2. to topple
3. to capsize • devwe (v)
• devis (v)Variation(s): devise to devote oneself, to dedicate oneself

to unscrew, to be unscrewed • devyasyon (n)

• deviz (n)
1. deviation thirst-quenching, refreshing
2. diversion (esp. of a road) • dezanfil (v)Variation(s): dezanfile
• devye (v)
1. to unthread
to deviate 2. to unstring
• dey (n) • dezanfle (v)
mourning, biro dey = undertaker `s to reduce the swelling, to become less swollen
shop, an dey = in mourning • dezangaz (v)Variation(s): dezangaze
• deza (adv) 1. to disengage, to be disengaged
already, before, previously 2. to dissociate oneself from
• dezabitye (v) • dezapruv (v)Variation(s): dezapruve
to disaccustom, to lose the habit of, to leave to disapprove, to blame
off doing • dezarm (v)Variation(s): dezarme
• dezabiy (v)Variation(s): dezabiye to disarm, to be disarmed
1. to undress, to strip • dezarme (azek)
2. to expose
unarmed, inoffensive
• dezabiye (n)
• dezarmeman (n)
dressing-gown
disarmament
• dezabonn (v)Variation(s): dezabone
• dezas (n)
to withdraw one`s subscription
disaster
• dezagreab (azek)
• dezavantaz (n)
unpleasant, distasteful, offensive
disadvantage, detriment, handicap, drawback
• dezagreman (n)
• dezavantaz (v)Variation(s):
annoyance, discomfort, trouble dazavantaze
• dezagreze (v) to disadvantage, to handicap, to be
to collapse handicapped
• dezakor (n) • dezavi (n)
1. disagreement, discord, an-dezakor = to be d�j� vu, strong but mistaken sense of
at variance, not of the same opinion having been somewhere before
2. not on good terms • dezavwe (v)
• dezakord (v)Variation(s): dezakorde 1. to disavow
to untune, to be untuned 2. contradict
• dezakutim (v)Variation(s): dezakutime • dezaziste (v)
to lose the habit of, to leave off doing to disjoin, to dis arrange
• dezalter (v)Variation(s): dezaltere • dezekilib (n)
to quench one`s thirst unbalance, lack of balance
• dezalteran (azek) • dezekilibre (v)
to unbalance, to be unbalanced despair, grief, affliction
• dezel (v)Variation(s): dezele • dezevre (azek)
to thaw miserable
• dezene (n)Variation(s): dezne • dezidrat (v)
lunch to dehydrate, to be dehydrated
• dezenere (azek) • dezinfeksyon (n)
degenerate desinfection
• dezenn (v)Variation(s): dezene • dezinfektan (n & azek)
to lunch disinfectant, disinfecting
• dezer (n) • dezinfekte (v)Variation(s): dezenfekte
1. desert to disinfect, to cleanse, to purify
2. a solitary place • dezini (azek)
• dezer (adv) disunited
two o`clock • dezintegre (v)
• dezer (azek) to disintegrate, to split
uninhabited, unfrequented, solitary • dezinteres (v)Variation(s): dezinterese
• dezerit (v)Variation(s): dezerite 1. to dissociate oneself from something
to disinherit 2. to lose interest
• dezerite (n) • dezintoksik (v)Variation(s):
dezintoksike
the outcasts of fortune, the poor
to deintoxicate
• dezert (v)Variation(s): dezerte
• dezintoksikasyon (n)
to desert, to abandon
deintoxication
• dezerte (azek)
• dezir (n)
deserted
desire, wish, longing
• dezerter (n)
• dezir (v)Variation(s): dezire
deserter
1. to desire, to wish for, to long for, to want
• dezesperan (azek)
2. to digest
desperate, hopeless, discouraging,
• dezirab (azek)
disheartening
desirable
• dezespere (v)
• deziste (v)
1. to despair, to lose hope
2. to be desperate, hopeless, disconsolate, to desist, withdraw one`s candidacy
disheartened • dezisteman (n)
• dezespere (azek) dezistance, withdrawal
desperate • deziyn (v)Variation(s): deziyne
• dezespwar (n)
to nominate, to appoint disorganisation
• dezobeir (v) • dezorme (adv)
1. to disobey (esp. of someone) henceforth, from now on
2. to break (of law, rule) • dezoryant (v)Variation(s): dezoryante
• dezobeisan (azek) 1. to mislead, to lead astray
disobedient 2. to be misled to be led astray
• dezobeisans (n) • dezos (v)Variation(s): dezose
1. disobedience to bone, to be boned
2. contumacy • dezose (azek)
• dezolasyon (n) boned, boneless
grief, affliction • dezyem (azek)
• dezole (adv) second, dezyem lo (sex ist expression) =
sorry girlchild
• dezoner (n) • dezyeman (adv)
dishonour, disgrace, shame secondly
• dezonor (v)Variation(s): dezonore • diber (n)
1. to dishonour, to disgrace, to bring to shame 1. butter, margarine, pas diber = to flatter
2. to be dishonoured, disgraced, brought to with a view to cheating
shame 2. stools (esp. of babies) kut kuto dan diber =
3. to seduce, to be seduced very easily, diber
• dezonoran (azek) • dible (n)
dishonourable, disgraceful, shameful wheat, lafarinn dible = whole wheat flour
• dezord (n) • dibri (n)
1. disorder, confusion, mess, muddle disorder, set dibri = to create chaos
2. disturbances, riots • dibut (v)Variation(s): dibute
• dezord (azek) 1. to stand
leading a disorderly or dissolute 2. to stand up
life, fam dezord = a prostitute 3. to stand up for
• dezorder (n) • dibwa (n & azek)
disorderly, unruly person wood, of wood, met dibwa pwint = to put
pressure on someone, dibwa rape =
• dezordone (azek)
sorcery, dibwa du = sugar cane, fit enn zoli
disorderly
• dibyin (n)Variation(s): dibyen
• dezorganiz (v)Variation(s):
property, estate, wealth, pu so prop dibyin =
dezorganize
for his own good
1. to disorganize, to throw into confusion
• did (n)
2. to be disorganized
older sister
• dezorganizasyon (n)
 • didaktik (azek) delayed, enn match an-difere = a recorded
match
didactic
• difikilte (n)
• didi (n)
difficulty, trouble
sister, or big sister
• difil (n)
• Diego Garcia (n)
1. thread
islands, part of Mauritian territory, now
2. wire, difil defer = iron wire, difil kwiv =
occupied by US base
copper wire, difil barble = barbed wire, difisil
• difam (v)Variation(s): difame (azek)
to defame, to slander 1. difficult, hard
• difaman (azek) 2. hard to please, fer difisil = to be particular,
fastidious, li difisil konpran = to be slow to
defamatory
understand
• difamasyon (n)
• difisilman (adv)
defamation
with difficulty, with great pains, not easily
• difamatwar (azek)
• difiz (v)Variation(s): difize
defamatory
to broadcast, to be broadcasted
• dife (n)
• difizyon (n)
1. fire
1. broadcasting
2. light
2. spread, propagation, diffusion
3. fire arm, met dife = be strict, cause
trouble, alim dife = to set fire, met dife lor • difolter (n)
kikenn = to put 1. unreliable person
• diferan (azek) 2. person causing trouble

1. different, unlike, dissimilar • diform (azek)

2. various deformed, out of shape, misshapen
• diferans (n) • diformite (n)
difference, disparity, contrast, fer diferans = deformity, malformation
to distinguish
• difteri (n)
• diferansye (v)
diphtheria
to distinguish, to make the difference, to
• difut (n)
differentiate, to recognize
sperm
• diferansyel (n)
• diko (n)
1. differential (esp. of vehicles)
2. wage differentials spray-paint
• difere (v) • dikote (prep)
to differ, to be unlike 1. aside
2. on the side of
• difere (azek)
• dikrin (n)Variation(s): dikren
horse-hair, fibres, bristles 1. water
2. woman, dan dilo = to be lost (esp. of things)
• diksyoner (n)
3. easy (esp. of something)
dictionary
• dilo-dilo (adv)
• dikta (n)
easily
orders (esp. from bankers)
• dilo-dilo (azek)
• diktafonn (n)
waterly, dilo disik = sugar and water,
dictaphone something very easy, dilo du =
• diktater (n) freshwater, dilo mor = lemonade, dilon (n)

dictator dye

• diktatir (n) • dilvil (n)Variation(s): dilwil, delwil

dictatorship oil, met dilwil fer lalamp alime = to

bribe, dilwil koko = coconut oil, dilwil bwar =
• dikte (n)
castor oil, d
dictation
• dilye (azek)
• dikte (v)
diluted
to dictate, to impose
• dim (n)
• dilapid (v)Variation(s): dilapide
dipped head-lights
to squander, to waste
• dimal (n)
• dilapider (n)
1. wound, hurt, pain, fer dimal = to wound, to
squanderer hurt
• dilar (n) 2. harm, damage

salted pork, bacon • dimann (v)Variation(s): dimande

• dilat (v)Variation(s): dilate 1. to ask, to request, to beg

2. to want, to need, to desire, to require
1. to dilate, to be dilated
3. to inquire about, Mo dimann mwa = I
2. to explode
wonder, dimann mwa = search me,
3. to shoot a ball straight on a player so as to
hurt him • dimans (n)

• dile (n) Sunday

milk, dile kaye = curd, dile kondanse = • dimansyon (n)

condensed milk, evaporated dimension, size
milk, dile lapud = powdered milk, dilebi (n)
• dimatin (azek)
sweet in syrup
a.m., in the morning
• dilem (n)
• dime (n & adv)Variation(s): deme
dilemma
tomorrow, dime gramatin = tomorrow
• dilizans (n) morning, dime swar = tomorrow night
stage-coach • dimi (n & azek)Variation(s): demi
• dilo (n)Variation(s): delo half
 • dimini (azek) dynamo
diminished, decreased, reduced • dinanisyon (n)
• diminisyon (n) inanition, krev dinanisyon = to die from
starvation
diminution, reduction, abatement,
curtailment • dindon (n)
• diminye (v) turkey-cock
1. to diminish, to decrease • dine (n)
2. to be diminished dinner (esp. of formal dinners)
3. to ose credibility
4. to reduce, diminye pwa = to lose weight • dinn (v)Variation(s): dine

• dimoman (adv) to dine, to have dinner

1. at the same time as • dinor (azek)

2. no sooner than northerly
3. since
• dinos (adv)
• dimunn (n)
to be one of
1. people
• dinosor (n)
2. a person, ena dimunn = the toilet is
engaged dinosaur

• dimwa (azek) • diosez (n)

of the month, lafin dimwa = the end of the diocese

month • diosezin (azek)Variation(s): diosezen
• dimyel (n) diocesan
honey, mus dimyel = bee, apre dimyel vineg = • dip (n)
to treat roughly after treating gently
dip-lights
• din (azek)Variation(s): den
• dipei (azek)
suede, sulye din = suede shoes
locally manufactured
• dinamik (azek)
• dipfriz (n)
dynamic, active
deep-freeze
• dinamis (n)
• dipi (n)
dynamism, energy
pus
• dinamit (n)
• dipin (n)Variation(s): dipen
dynamite
1. bread, loaf of bread
• dinamit (v)Variation(s): dinamite 2. one`s living, travay pu dipin diber = to
to dynamite, to blow up work for poor wages dipin frir = cake from
bread, dipin mul,<sp< div="" style="box-
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• dinamo (n) • diplikat (n)Variation(s): diplikata
duplicate to last
• diploma (n) • dirab (azek)
diploma hard-wearing, durable
• diplomasi (n) • dirabilite (n)
diplomacy durability
• diplomat (n) • dire (n)
diplomat duration
• diplomatik (azek) • direk (n)
1. diplomatic straight blow (esp. in boxing), an direk =
2. tactful live, direk-direk = straight-foreward
• diplome (n & azek) • direk (azek)
qualified, certificated direct, taks direk = direct taxes, bis direk =
express
• diplon (n)
• direksyon (n)
1. lead
2. bullet, shot, projectile 1. direction, bearing
2. steering (esp. of vehicle)
• dipozit (n)
• direkteman (adv)
deposit account
directly
• dipstik (n)
• direkter (n)
dip-stick
director, manager, head
• dipwav (n)
• direktiv (n)
pepper, seve dipwav = curly
hair, dipwav maron = wild pepper trees orders
• dir (azek) • dires (adv & prep)
1. hard, tough besides, moreover
2. rigid, stiff • diri (n)Variation(s): duri
3. difficult
4. harsh, cruel, latet dir = stubborn, rice, diri kri = uncooked rice, diri kanz =
obstinate, met dir = to treat severely or overcooked rice, diri frir = fried rice, diri ma
harshly, travay • diriz (v)Variation(s): dirize
• dir (v) 1. to conduct
1. to tell, to say 2. to steer
2. to instruct, to order 3. to govern, to rule
3. to tell on • dirizan (n)
4. to make mention of
leader, ruler
• dir (n)
• diroz (n)
a tough guy, a die-hard, sharp
pink-coloured cosmetic
• dir (v)Variation(s): dire
• dirsi (v)
to grow hard, to harden, to stiffen • disern (v)Variation(s): diserne
• dirsisman (n) to discern, to distinguish
hardening, stiffening • disernman (n)
• diruz (n) discernment, judgement, insight
lip-stick • diset (n & azek)
• diryon (n) seventeen, seventeenth
callosity • diset (n)
• dis (n) girl-friend, girl
1. record • disetyem (azek)
2. disc seventeenth
• dis (n & azek) • disid (azek)
ten, tenth 1. southerly
• disab (n) 2. southern
3. from the south
sand, pu met disab dan manze = to spoil
something, bef dan disab, sakenn get so • disik (n)
lizye = each one for himself 1. sugar
• disan (n) 2. darling, sweetheart, disik blan = white
sugar disik ruz = brown sugar, gato disik =
1. blood
sweets, confectionery
2. family, kin, descent, fer disan marse dan
lekor = to fill with fear or indignation, to • disip (n)
excite, fer disan fre, glas mo disan = to fill
disciple, follower
with fear, f
• disipe (azek)
• disansyon (n)
inattentive, unsteady, disorderly (esp. of
dissension, discord, disunion schoolchildren)
• disantri (n) • disipline (azek)
dysentery disciplined
• disek (v)Variation(s): diseke • disipliner (azek)
to dissect, to be dissected disciplinary
• disel (n) • disiplinn (n)
1. salt discipline, training
2. fertilizer
3. perspiration, zwe disel = a game, mo disel, • disiplinn (v)Variation(s): disipline
mo pa disel = I`m afraid, not afraid of the to discipline, to be disciplined
rain, bwar<span< div="" style="box-sizing:
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• diseminn (v)Variation(s): disemine • diskisyon (n)

to disseminate, to scatter
1. discussion, debate • dison (n)
2. altercation, dispute 1. bran
• diskit (v)Variation(s): diskite 2. sawdust
1. to discuss, to debate, to argue • disosye (v)
2. to dispute, to quarrel to dissociate, to dissociate oneself from
• diskitab (azek) • dispanser (n)
debatable, contestable dispensary, outpatients department
• disko (n) • disparet (v)
1. discoteque 1. to disappear, to vanish
2. discoteque music 2. to be missing
3. dance
• disparisyon (n)
• diskoayz (n)
disappearance
conjunctivitis
• dispers (v)Variation(s): disperse
• diskontiyn (v)Variation(s):
diskontiyne 1. to disperse, to drive away, to scatter
2. to be dispersed
to discontinue, to interrupt, to cease, to leave
off • dispit (n)

• diskotek (n) quarrel

a discoteque dance-hall • dispit (v)Variation(s): dispite

• diskredit (v)Variation(s): diskredite to dispute, to contend, to wrangle, to quarrel

to discredit, to bring into • disponib (azek)

• diskretman (adv) 1. unoccupied, vacant, available

2. not engaged
discreetly, prudently 3. free
• diskriminasyon (n) • dispoz (v)Variation(s): dispoze
discrimination to dispose, to arrange
• diskriminatwar (azek) • dispoze (azek)
discriminatory willing, ready
• diskur (n) • dispozisyon (n)
speech, address, oration, gran gran diskur = 1. disposal
pretentious speeches 2. preparations, arrangements
• dislok (v)Variation(s): disloke • distan (azek)
1. to dislocate, to disjoint, to dismember 1. distant, remote
2. to be dislocated 2. aloof
• dislokasyon (n) • distans (v)
dislocation, luxation to out-distance
• disolisyon (n) • distans (n)
dissolution, annulling
distance • distribiter (n)
• distans-distans (n) 1. distributor (esp. of newspapers)
2. distributor (esp. in engine)
a little apart, one from another
• distribiy (v)Variation(s): distribye
• distil (v)Variation(s): distile
to distribute, to hand out, to give out
to distil
• distrik (n)
• distilasyon (n)
1. district
distillation
2. area in one local government
• distilri (n)
• disud (v)
distillery
to dissolve, to break up
• disting (v)Variation(s): distinge
• diswar (azek)
1. to notice, to discern, to distinguish
in the evening
2. to distinguish oneself
• diswif (n)
• distingab (azek)
blackened grease around engines
distinguishable
• diszoke (n)
• distinge (azek)
disc-jockey
distinguished, eminent, noted
• dite (n)
• distinkman (adv)
1. tea
distinctly, clearly, plainly
2. a cup of tea, dite pir = tea without
• distinksyon (n) milk, dite ole = tea with milk, dan dite = work
1. superiority, honours in tea plantations,
2. distinction, • ditin (n)Variation(s): diten
discrimination, san distinksyon =
indiscriminately thyme, ditin-persi = parsley
• ditor (n)
• distinktif (azek)
wrong, offence, injustice, fer ditor = to wrong
distinctive, distinguishing, characteristic
• ditu (eks)
• distraksyon (n)
not at all, not in the least
recreation, hobby, pass-time
• ditu (adv)
• distre (azek)
at all
absent-minded, inattentive
• divag (v)Variation(s): divage
• distrer (v)
to be incoherent, to ramble
1. to amuse, to entertain
2. to amuse oneself • divagasyon (n)
3. to digress incoherence, rambling, divagation
4. to have guests
• divali (n)
• distribisyon (n)
hindu festival of light
1. distribution
2. prize-giving • divan (n)
1. air, breeze, wind • diviniz (v)Variation(s): divinize
2. gas to deify
3. divan
4. front • divinn (azek)

• divan (adv) divine

1. in front of, before • diviz (v)Variation(s): divize

2. to be ahead, to have made progress 1. to divide
• divan (prep) 2. to disunite, to set at variance
3. to be divided, divize pu renye = to divide
in front of and rule
• dive (n) • divizyon (n)
1. down 1. division
2. fluffy seeds 2. league
• diver (azek) • divors (n)
divers, sundry, several divorce
• divers (n)
• divors (v)Variation(s): divorse
assortment 1. to divorce
• divers (n & azek) 2. to break with
3. to separate
prostitute
• divorse (n & azek)
• diversifikasyon (n)
a divorced person, divorced
diversification (esp. of agriculture)
• diyn (azek)
• diversifye (v)
deserving, meritorious, worthy
1. to diversify, to variegate
2. to prostitute oneself • diynite (n)
• diverti (v) dignity, self-respect
to amuse oneself, to feast oneself • dizef (n)
• divertisman (n) 1. egg, dizef mole = boiled
egg, dizef frir, dizef mirwar = fried
amusement, entertainment
egg, dizef pwason
• diverzans (n)
• dizenn (n)
divergence, divergency, difference
ten, about ten
• dividenn (n)
• dizer (adv)
dividend
ten o`clock
• divilge (v)
• dizer (v)Variation(s): dizere
1. to divulge, to reveal, to make public
1. to digest, to be digested
2. to be divulged, to leak out
2. to understand, to accept
• divin (n)Variation(s): diven
• dizital (azek)
wine
digital, lanprint dizital = finger-print
 • diznef (n & azek) • dokiman (n)
nineteen document
• diznevyem (azek) • dokimant (v)Variation(s): dokimante
nineteenth to document, to give information
• dizwit (n & azek) • dokimantasyon (n)
eighteen, eighteenth documentation
• dizwityem (azek) • dokimanter (n & azek)
eighteenth documentary film
• dizyem (n) • dokter (n)
tenth part 1. doctor
2. medical practitioner
• dizyem (azek)
• doktora (n)
tenth
doctorate, doctor`s degree
• dizyeman (adv)
• doktrinn (n)
tenthly
doctrine
• djibuti (n)
• doktris (n)Variation(s): doktores
Djibouti
lady doctor
• do (eks)
• dol (v)Variation(s): dole
denoting affection, wi do = yes, of course,
you`re right to thin, to smooth bamboo with a knife
• dobi (n) • dolar (n)
washerman, dhobi, laundry-man dollars
• dodo (v) • dolex (n)
to sleep paracetamol
• dodo (n) • dolok (n)
1. dodo, extinct bird drum
2. sleep, bed • domaz (n)
• dofin (n)Variation(s): dofen 1. damages
1. dolphin 2. loss, harm, damage
2. dauphin • domaz (eks)
• dogla (n) it`s a pity!
1. stupid • domenn (n)
2. silly
1. domain, estate, property
• dok (n) 2. sphere
dock, dockyard 3. range
4. category
• doker (n)
• domestik (n)
docker
domestic employee backless dress
• domestik (v)Variation(s): domestike • donk (konz)
1. to domesticate, to tame thus, so therefore
2. to be domesticated • donn (v)Variation(s): done
• domestik (azek) 1. to give
1. domestic, homely, household 2. to supply
2. domesticated, tame 3. to fall heavily (esp. of rain)
4. to deal (esp. at cards)
• dominan (azek)
5. to beat, to maul
dominant, predominant, prevalent, ruling, 6. to give oneself to
reigning 7. to prostitute one self, donn fin, swaf,
• dominasyon (n) somey = to make hungry,

domination • dont (v)Variation(s): donte

• dominater (n) 1. to tame

2. to break (esp. of horse)
dominator, tyrant
3. to make fit through wear (esp. new shoes)
• dominer (n & azek)
• dop (v)Variation(s): dope
domineering, tyrannical
1. to dope, to be doped
• dominn (v)Variation(s): domine 2. to get drugged, to get drunk
1. to domineer • dopaz (azek)
2. to dominate, to prevail
dope
3. to control oneself, to have the mastery over
oneself • doping (n)

• domino (n) dope, doping

1. game of dominoes • dor (v)Variation(s): dore

2. one of the 28 domino pieces 1. to gild
• domtom (n) 2. to take a golden hue

french colony • dorad (n)

• don (n) gilt-head (kind of fish)

1. gift, present, donation • doranze (n)

2. endowment, aptitude, talent 1. orange flowers
• donasyon (n) 2. orange flowers in bride`s headdress,
symbol of `virginity`
donation, grant, fer donasyon = to make over
one`s property by deed of gift • dore (azek)

• doner (n) golden, gold-coloured

donor, giver, doner disan = blood donor • dorenavan (adv)

• doner (azek) henceforth, from this time forward

honoured, viziter doner = important visitor • dorir (n)

• doni (n) gilding

 • dorlot (v)Variation(s): dorlote bed-sheet
to fondle, to pamper, to coddle, to pet, to lull • draf (n)
• dormant (azek) draft
dormant, inactive, volkan dormant = dormant • drafte (v)
volcano to draft
• dormer (n) • drag (v)Variation(s): drage
sleeper, sluggard to flirt with, to get off with
• dormi (v) • dragon (n)
1. to sleep, to go to sleep, to be asleep 1. dragon
2. to lie dormant, to be unemployed (esp. of 2. huge paper dragon
money)
3. to do nothing, dormi dibut = to be sleepy • dram (n)

• dortwar (n) 1. shock, problem

2. melo drama
dormitory
• dram (v)Variation(s): drame
• dos (n)
1. to pretend to work, to work as little as
friend possible, to avoid work
• dosil (azek) 2. to while away the time
docile, submissive • drama (n)
• dosilite (n) drama, play, fer drama = to act in a play
docility • dramatik (azek)
• dosilman (adv) dramatic
submissively • dramatiz (v)Variation(s): dramatize
• dosye (n) to dramatize
1. notes, dossier • drapo (n)
2. record 1. flag
3. back (esp. of a seat) 2. nappie
4. top (esp. of table, bed)
• drastik (azek)
• dot (n)
drastic
dowry
• dray-klining (n)
• doti (n)
dry cleaning
loin-cloth, dhoti
• drayv (n)
• dowa (n)
a drive
hope, prayer, wish
• drayvinngskul (n)
• doz (n)
driving school
a dose
• draze (n)Variation(s): drazle
• dra (n)
tiny round sweets
 • dredlok (n) • droger (n)
dread-locks, rastaman hair-style drug-addict, junky
• drenaz (n) • drol (azek)
lavatory with flush system odd, queer, strange
• dres (v)Variation(s): drese • drolman (adv)
1. to iron curiously, oddly, strangely
2. to straighten • drom (n)
3. to sort out, regu late
4. to teach a lesson to, to put into his place barrel, drum, to blage kuma enn drom vid =
5. to press empty barrels make the most noise
6. to arrange, to adjust • dropkik (n)
7. to hold upright
drop-kick
8. to sit up, to stand up
9. to erect 10. to tame, to train (esp. of anima • dror (n)

• dresaz (n) draw

1. training (esp. of animals) • drwa (n)

2. breaking (esp. of horses) right, claim, title, ena drwa to have a right
• drible (v) to, drwa lagrev = the right to
strike, drwa laparol = the right to address a
to dribble
group
• dribler (n)
• drwat (adv & azek)
dribbler
1. straight, direct
• dril (n) 2. upright, vertical
1. drill 3. right (opposite of left)
2. cloth called drill 4. righteous, just, equitable, kote drwat =
right-hand side, drwat-drwat
• drin (n)Variation(s): dren
• drwatye (n)
a drain
right-handed person
• drink (n)
• du (azek)
a drink (esp. alcoholic)
1. sweet, sugary, sugared
• drog (n) 2. smooth
drug, dope, doping 3. kindly, pleasant, dilo du = fresh water, fer
labus du = to please, to give satisfaction, fer
• drog (v)Variation(s): droge
lizye du-du (azek)
to dope, to dope one self, to be doped
rather sweet
• droge (n)
• dub (n)
1. person who takes drugs
doubles (esp. in tennis)
2. junky, addict
• dub (adv & azek)
• droge (azek)
1. double, duplicate
drugged, under the influence of drugs
2. twice as much, twice as many
3. double-dealing, deceitful, azan dub = • dul (n)
double-dealer, double agent, fer ku dub = to a game of marbles
kill two birds with one
• dul (azek)
• dubduy (n)
last
double-socket
• dula (n)
• duble (v)
bridegroom
1. to double
2. to fold in two • duler (n)
3. to line (esp. of clothes) 1. pain, ache, suffering
4. to repeat a class 2. grief, sorrow, woe, affliction
5. to over take
• dulinn (n)
• dublir (n)
bride
lining
• dulpiti (n)Variation(s): dudpiti, durpiti
• dubtur (n)
pasta cooked in milk and sugar
key that turns twice
• dulus (n & azek)
• dubtur (azek)
last
2-turns (esp. of key)
• dumela (n)
• dud (n)
meeting of bride and groom`s parties` at
1. milk wedding
2. breast
• duniya (n)
• dudpiti (n)
life, the world
pasta cooked in milk and sugar
• dus (v)
• dudu (n)
to take a shower
woman`s breast, dudu vas = cow`s udder
• dus (n)
• dudu (n)
shower
tit, breast
• dus (azek)
• dudus (v)
1. soft
to go to sleep 2. meek
• dudus (eks) 3. malleable, ductile

go to sleep! • dusdus (azek)

• due (azek) 1. rather meek

2. rather malleable
gifted, endowed, talented
• duser (n)
• duk (n)
1. sweet things, confection ery, pastry
hassle, problem, enn duk sa = what a problem 2. kindness, good nature
• dukya (azek) • dusman (adv)
pupet dukya = yes-man
1. quietly, softly • dwarpuja (n)
2. slowly, leisurely a ceremony before marriage
• dusman (azek)
• dwatet (adv)
rather slow probably, must be
• dusman-dusman (adv) • dwayin (n)Variation(s): dwayen
1. rather quietly
founder, father of a movement
2. rather slowly
3. patiently • dyab (n)
4. step by step 1. devil
• dut (n) 2. a wayward child enn pov dyab = a wretch,
poor beggar, dyab-dyab = beautiful, lovely
1. doubt, uncertainty
2. suspicion • dyabet (n)

• dut (v)Variation(s): dute diabetes

1. to doubt • dyabetik (n & azek)

2. to distruct, to mistrust diabetic
3. to suspect
• dyabinez (n)
• dutans (n)
diabinase, medicine for diabetis
suspicion
• dyabler (n)
• duy (n)
a person supposed to be dealing in witchcraft
1. lamp-socket
• dyables (n)
2. case, shell (esp. of cartridges)
shrew, vamp
• duz (n & azek)
• dyabolik (azek)
twelve, twelfth
diabolical, devilish
• duzenn (n)
• dyabolikman (adv)
dozen
diabolically, devilishly
• duzyem (n & azek)
• dyadem (n)
twelfth
diadem, coronet
• duzyeman (adv)
• dyafram (n)
twelfthly
diaphragm (esp. of contraceptive)
• dwa (n)
• dyagnostik (n)
a finger`s breadth
diagnosis
• dwa (v)
• dyagnostik (v)Variation(s):
to owe, to dwa mwa, to dwa mwa enn kont =
dyagnostike
I`ll get even with you, I`ll revenge myself on
you to diagnose

• dwanye (n) • dyagonal (azek)

customs officer diagonal

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diagram
• dyet (n)
• dyalek (n)
diet
dialect
• dyez (n)
• dyalektik (n & azek)
sharp (in music)
dialectics, dialectical
• dyezel (n)
• dyalog (v)Variation(s): dyaloge
diesel
1. to converse, to chat
2. to crack jokes • dyezel (azek)
• dyalog (n) diesel
dialogue, chat • dyo (n)
• dyaman (n) duet
diamond • dyosez (n)
• dyamet (n) diocese
diameter • dyuk (n)
• dyametrikalman (adv) duke
diametrically • dyupliket (n)
• dyapazon (n) copy, copies
tuning-fork • dyuti (n)
• dyapo (n)Variation(s): dyapozitiv 1. duty, on call
2. tax
slide
• dyutifri (azek)
• dyare (n)
duty-free
diarrhoea
• dyaspora (n)
diaspora
• dyastolik (azek)
• e (eks)
diastolic, as in blood pressure
hey!
• dyatermi (n)
• e (konz)
diathermy
and
• dyazinon (n)
• ebdomader (n)
diazenon, dangerous insecticide
weekly newspaper
• dye (n)Variation(s): bondye
• ebenis (n)
God, dye benis! = God bless you! (said to one
who sneezes), dye mersi! = thank God!, mersi cabinet-maker, joiner
bondye! = thank God!, bon<s< div="" • ebenn (n)
ebony published
• eberz (v)Variation(s): eberze • editer (n)
to lodge, to put up at one`s home publisher
• ebete (n & azek) • editoryal (n)
dazed, bewildered editorial
• eblwi (azek) • edmarster (n)Variation(s): hedmarster
dazzled head master
• ebonit (n) • edmistres (n)Variation(s): hedmistres
ebonite, vulcanite head mistress
• ebre (azek) • edners (n)
Hebrew nurses` aid
• ed (v)Variation(s): ede • edonis (n)
help, lend a hand, ed-ede = to give a hand hedonist
• ed (n) • edonis (azek)
1. assistance hedonistic
2. contribution • edonism (n)
3. Support
hedonism
• edboy (n)Variation(s): hedboy
• edredon (n)
head-boy
eider-down, quilt
• edekan (n)
• edsofer (n)
aide-de-camp
lorry drivers` helper
• edik (v)Variation(s): edike
• efare (n)
to educate, to teach
dazed person
• edikatif (azek)
• efare (azek)
educational, zwe edikatif = educational toy
surprised, bewildered
• edike (azek)
• efas (v)Variation(s): efase
educated, learned
1. erase, wipe out
• edip (azek) 2. avoid, efase refer = start anew
oedipal, konpleks edip = oedipal complex • efase (azek)
• edisyon (n) hidden, wiped out
edition • efektif (azek)
• edit (v)Variation(s): edite effective for
1. to publish • efektif (n)
2. to edit
number, all that is available
• edite (azek)
• efektivman (adv)
actually, indeed sour, acid, tart
• efektye (v) • egal (azek)
to execute, effect, to carry out 1. equal
2. even, smooth
• efemine (azek)
• egal-egal (adv)
effeminate
equally
• efervesan (azek)
• egalite (n)
effervescent
equality
• efervesans (n)
• egaliter (azek)
effervescence, kre enn efervesans = creating a
particular interest egalitarian
• efikas (azek) • egaliz (v)Variation(s): egalize
effective, efficient to make equal
• efikasite (n) • egalman (adv)
efficience similarly
• efikasman (adv) • egare (v)
efficiently to err
• efile (azek) • egare (azek)
1. tapering bewildered, lost
2. frayed, fringed • egdu (azek)
3. slender, sharp
sweet-and-sour
• efiz (v)Variation(s): efize
• egi (azek)
to brew (esp. of tea)
sharp, high-pitched
• efizi (n)
• egiz (v)Variation(s): egize
effigy
to sharpen
• efizyon (n)
• ego (n)
1. effusion
2. shedding of blood ego

• eflere (v) • ego (azek)

to touch lightly one

• efofile (v) • egois (n & azek)

to unravel (esp. of cloth) selfish, egoist

• efreyan (azek) • egorz (v)Variation(s): egorze

frightful, dreadful, terrifying cut the throat of, butcher, slaughter

• efrwayab (azek) • egosantrik (azek)

frightful egocentric

• eg (azek) • egratiyn (v)Variation(s): egratiyne

scratch, bruise • ekipe (azek)
• egratiynir (n) equipped
scratch • ekipman (n)
• egrer (n) amenities
1. sourness, acidity • ekitab (azek)
2. any green acid fruit
equitable, just, fair
3. heartburn pa fer to egrer = don`t spoil
things • ekivalan (azek)

• egri (v) equivalent

to turn sour • eklat (v)Variation(s): eklate

• egzema (n) 1. to explode, blow up

2. burst, break out
eczema
• eklektik (azek)
• ek (konz)
eclectic
1. and, with
2. plus • ekler (v)Variation(s): eklere

• ekaboka (n) to light

a children`s game • ekleraz (n)

• ekadesi (n) light

a religious festival • eklere (azek)

• ekaliptis (n)Variation(s): kaliptis 1. lighted

2. educated, brilliant
eucalyptus
• eklersi (v)
• ekart (v)Variation(s): ekarte
to clear up (esp. of clouds)
1. to push aside, shove
2. avoid (esp. of danger) • eklezyastik (azek)
3. get rid of, shun (esp. of some one) ecclesiastical
4. clear off
• eklips (n)
5. to spread, open
eclipse
• ekartman (n)
• eklipse (azek)
exclusion, separation
out-done, out-shone
• eker (n)
• eklo (v)
set-square (esp. in carpentry)
to hatch
• ekimenik (azek)
• eko (n)
ecumenical
echo
• ekinoks (n)
• ekolozi (n)
equinox
ecology
• ekip (v)Variation(s): ekipe
• ekolozik (azek)
to equip
ecological • ekrivin (n)Variation(s): ekriven
• ekolozis (n) writer
ecologist • eksantrik (n & azek)
• ekolye (n) eccentric
school child • eksayz (n)
• ekonomik (azek) excise duty
economical, economic • ekse (n & adv)
• ekonomiks (n) excess, too much
economics • eksed (v)Variation(s): eksede
• ekonomiz (v)Variation(s): ekonomize 1. exceed, go be yond
2. be out of all patience
1. to save (esp. of money)
2. to spare • eksedan (n)
• ekose (n) surplus
Scotsman • ekselans (n)
• ekose (azek) excellency, sonekselans = his excellency
Scottish, scotch • eksepsyon (n)
• ekosez (n) exception, contrary to the rule
1. Scotswoman • eksepsyonel (azek)
2. a checked material for skirts exceptional, out of the ordinary
• ekosez (azek)
• eksepte (prep)
skirt in check & kilted except, but
• ekosistem (n) • eksit (v)Variation(s): eksite
ecosystem 1. to excite, stimulate, arouse
• ekrevis (n) 2. infuriate
shrimp • eksitan (n)
• ekri (azek) stimulant, excitant
1. written • eksitan (azek)
2. raw latwal ekri = holland 1. exciting, stimulating
• ekrir (v) 2. infuriating
1. to write • eksitasyon (n)
2. to be literate excitement
3. to keep in touch
• ekskirsyon (n)
• ekrito (n)
excursion, outing
notice, placard, sign, notice board
• ekskiz (v)Variation(s): ekskize
• ekritwar (n)
1. to excuse, pardon
writing desk 2. apologize
 • ekskiz (n) • ekspirasyon (n)
excuse, apology 1. expiration, termination, end
2. breathing out, exhalation
• eksklamasyon (n)
• eksplik (v)Variation(s): eksplike
exclamation, pwind eksklamasyon =
exclamation mark explain, elucidate, account for
• eksklir (v) • eksplikasyon (n)
to exclude explanation, account
• ekskominye (v) • eksplor (v)Variation(s): eksplore
excommunicate to explore
• ekskreman (n) • eksplorasyon (n)
excrement, shit exploration
• ekspansyon (n) • eksploz (v)Variation(s): eksploze
expansion, increase 1. to explode, blow up
2. burst out
• ekspansyonism (n)
• eksplozyon (n)
territorial expansionism
explosion
• ekspedye (v)
• eksplwa (n)
to dispatch
exploit, feat, achievement, heroic deed
• ekspekt (v)
• eksplwat (v)Variation(s): eksplwate
to predict, to anticipate, to expect
to exploit
• eksper (n)
• eksplwatasyon (n)Variation(s):
expert
leksplwatasyon
• eksper (azek)
exploitation
skilled
• eksplwater (n)
• eksperimante (azek)
exploiter
experienced, with experience
• ekspor (n)
• ekspertiz (n)
export
know-how
• eksport (v)Variation(s): eksporte
• ekspils (v)Variation(s): ekspilse
to export
1. to expel
• eksportasyon (n)
2. to deport
1. exportation
• ekspilsyon (n)
2. exports
expulsion
• eksportater (n)
• ekspir (v)Variation(s): ekspire
exporter
1. expire, come to an end, run out
• ekspoz (v)Variation(s): ekspoze
2. breathe out
1. exhibit, show, display to exterminate, destroy, wipe out
2. risk, imperil • ekstern (azek)
• ekspoze (n)
external
account, report, narration • ekstinksyon (n)Variation(s):
• ekspoze (azek) ekstenksyon
1. on display extinct ion of a species
2. at risk • ekstork (v)Variation(s): ekstorke
• ekspozisyon (n) to extort
exhibition • ekstorksyon (n)
• ekspre (adv) extortion
deliberately, on purpose, intentionally • ekstra (n)
• ekspres (n & azek) 1. extra work
1. express post, express delivery 2. extra pay
2. express bus • ekstra (azek)
3. without delay
uncommon, unusual
• ekspreseman (adv)
• ekstra (eks)
intentionally, purposely
fantastic
• ekspresyon (n)
• ekstra-ordiner (azek)
1. term, phrase
2. expression 1. unusual
2. fantastic
• eksprim (v)Variation(s): eksprime
• ekstravagan (azek)
to express
1. extravagant
• ekspropriyasyon (n) 2. ridiculous
expropriation, confiscation • ekstravagans (n)
• ekspropriye (v) 1. ludicrousness
to expropriate, take away property 2. extravagant expenditure
• ekspye (v) • ekstravage (v)
-expiate, atone for to talk nonsense, rave
• ekstansyon (n) • ekstre (n)
1. extension (esp. of electrical installations) 1. excerpt
2. extension in time 2. birth-certificate
3. extract
• ekstaz (n)
• ekstrem (azek)
ecstasy
• ekstenye (azek) extreme, intense, excessive, ekstrem gos = far
left
worn out, dead tired
• ekstremis (n)
• eksterminn (v)Variation(s): ekstermine
political extremist
 • ekstremite (n) 1. exemption,
2. tax exemption
tip
• ekzanpt (v)Variation(s): ekzanpte
• ekszanpsyon (n)
1. to exempt
exemption
2. to be exempted
• ekszibisyon (n)
• ekzasperasyon (n)
exhibition, show
exasperation
• ektar (n)
• ekzaspere (azek)
hectare
exasperated
• ekul (v)Variation(s): ekule
• ekzazer (v)Variation(s): ekzazere
1. to flow
exaggerate, over state , overrate
2. to put on the market
• ekzazerasyon (n)
• ekut (v)Variation(s): ekute
exaggeration, over statement, overestimation
1. to listen
2. to obey • ekzazere (azek)
• ekute (eks) exaggerated, exaggerating, to pe egzazere =
you`re going to extremes
listen here!
• ekzekisyon (n)
• ekzagonn (n)
execution, putting to death
hexagon
• ekzekit (v)Variation(s): ekzekite
• ekzak (azek)
1. to execute, put to death
exact, correct
2. to obey
• ekzakteman (adv)
• ekzeko (n & azek)
exactly, precisely
dead-heat
• ekzakteman (eks)
• ekzers (v)Variation(s): ekzerse
that`s it!
1. to exercise, to make use of, to train, to exert
• ekzaktitid (n) 2. to practise, to pursue, to carry on (esp. of
precision profession, business)

• ekzaltasyon (n) • ekzil (v)Variation(s): ekzile

exaltation to exile, banish

• ekzaminater (n) • ekzis (v)Variation(s): ekziste

examiner 1. to exist
2. to occur, be real
• ekzaminn (v)Variation(s): ekzamine
3. to be extant
to examine
• ekzistan (azek)
• ekzanpler (azek)
existing
model, excellent
• ekzistans (n)
• ekzanpsyon (n)
existence
 • ekziz (v)Variation(s): ekzize • elayti (n)
to exact, to require, to demand strongly, to cardamon
insist
• elbo (n)
• ekzizan (azek) elbow-joint in plumbing
1. exacting • elegan (azek)
2. demanding
elegant
• ekzod (n)
• elegans (n)
exodus
elegance
• ekzorsis (n)
• eleksyon (n)
exorcist, exorcizer
election, polling
• ekzorsism (n)
• elekter (n)
exorcism
.m elector, voter
• ekzorsiz (v)Variation(s): ekzorsize
• elektora (n)
to exorcize, to cast, out
electorate
• ekzos (v)Variation(s): eksoze
• elektoral (azek)
1. to answer the prayer of
2. to fulfil electoral, komiser elektoral = electoral
commissioner stratezi elektoral = electoral
• ekzotik (azek) strategy
exotic • elektoralis (azek)
• ekzotis (n) electoralist
frozen vegetables • elektoralman (adv)
• elabor (v)Variation(s): elabore electorally
1. to work out, elaborate • elektrifye (v)
2. to add detail to
to electrify
• elarzi (v)
• elektrik (azek)
to widen, to broaden
electric, electrical, sok elektrik = numbed arm
• elarzi (azek) resulting from a knocked elbow
opened, broadened • elektris (n.f)
• elastik (n)
voter
1. game with rubber bands • elektrisite (n)
2. rubber bands
electricity
• elastik (azek)
• elektrisyin (n)
elastic, gom elastik = � India rubber, pencil
eraser electrician

• elastoplas (n) • elektroansefalogram (n)

plaster electroencephalogram
 • elektrod (n) ellipse
electrode • elir (v)
• elektrokardyogram (n) to elect, to vote for
electrocardiogram • elis (n)
• elektrokite (v) propellor
to electrocute • eliside (v)
• elektrolit (n) to elucidate
electrolyte • elitis (azek)
• elektromagnet (n) elitist
electromagnet • elitism (n)
• elektronnn (n) elitism
electron, particle with negative charge • elizib (n)
• eleman (n) eligible
1. element (esp. in arguments), nuvo eleman = • elmet (n)
new elements crash helmet
2. electric element
3. elements (water, fire, air, earth) • elokan (azek)
4. chemical elements expressive
• eli (azek) • elokans (n)
elected eloquence
• elikopter (n) • eloz (n)
1. helicopter praise
2. an insect
• elve (v)
• eliksir (n)
to bring up, to care for, byinelve = well-
elixir, potion bred, malelve = ill-bred
• eliminasyon (n) • elwayn (v)Variation(s): elwayne
elimination 1. to distance oneself
• eliminatwar (n) 2. to keep a distance from
3. to move away from
eliminatory round 4. to separate from someone
• elimine (azek) • elyom (n)
eliminated helium
• eliminn (v)Variation(s): elimine • emanasyon (n)
to eliminate, to get rid of emanation
• eliotrop (n & azek) • emann (v)Variation(s): emane
heliotrope to come out from, to emanate
• elips (n) • emansip (v)Variation(s): emansipe
1. to free emissary, buk emiser = scapegoat, whipping
2. to be freed boy
• emansipasyon (n) • emisfer (n)
1. emancipation, freeing hemisphere, emisfer sid = southern
2. impudence hemisphere
• emansipe (n) • emisyon (n)
a freed slave programme (esp. of radio and television)
• emansipe (azek) • emiter (n)
1. emancipated, freed emitter
2. impudent • emofilia (n)
• emaye (azek) haemophilia
enamelled • emoglobinn (n)
• emburger (n) haemoglobin
hamburger • emorazi (n)
• emerzans (n) haemorrhage, bleeding
emergence • emoroid (n)
• emet (v) haemorrhoids, piles
to transmit • emosyone (azek)
• emet (n) moved, tearful
riot • emosyonn (v)Variation(s): emosyone
• emigran (n) to move, to touch
emigrant • emotiv (azek)
• emigrasyon (n)Variation(s): emotive, emotional
emigrasyon
• emuvan (azek)
emigration
moving, touching
• emigre (v)
• ena (v)Variation(s): enan
to emigrate
1. to have, to own, to possess
• emilsifye (v) 2. there is, there are, is there___?, are there ----
emulsify -?, ti enan = there was, there were, pu enan =
there will be
• emilsyon (n)
• enafwa (adv)
1. emulsion paint
2. emulsion sometimes
• eminans (n) • enaler (adv)
fame sometimes
• emiser (n) • enamoman (adv)
sometimes
 • enaswar (adv) untrustworthy person, indiscreet person
some nights • endispoze (azek)Variation(s):
indispose
• enazur (adv)
1. un well
some days
2. menstruating
• enbarab (azek)Variation(s): inbarab
• endistriyalizasyon (n)Variation(s):
unavoidable, inevitable indistriyalizasyon
• enbatab (azek)Variation(s): inbatab industrialisation
invincible, unable to be defeated • endistriyel (azek)Variation(s):
• enbesil (n)Variation(s): inbesil indistriyel

idiot industrial, zonn endistriyel = industrial zone

• endeks (n)Variation(s): indeks • endividyalis (n)Variation(s):

individyalis
index
an individualist
• endemnite (n)Variation(s): indemnite
• endividyalis (azek)Variation(s):
compensation
individyalis
• endepandaman (prep)Variation(s):
1. selfish
indepandaman
2. individualist
despite
• endividyalite (n)Variation(s):
• endepandan (azek)Variation(s): individyalite
indepandan
individuality
in dependent
• endividyel (n)Variation(s): individyel
• endesan (azek)Variation(s): indesan
bus owned by an individual and not by a
indecent, improper company
• endezirab (n)Variation(s): indezirab • endividyel (azek)Variation(s):
persona non grata individyel

• endezirab (azek)Variation(s): 1. individual

indezirab 2. private

undesirable, unwelcome • endiyn (azek)Variation(s): indiyn

• endik (v)Variation(s): endike, indik, below your own standards, unworthy

indike • endizenn (n)Variation(s): indizenn
to indicate, show, announce indigenous person
• endisipline (azek)Variation(s): • endizenn (azek)Variation(s): indizenn
indisipline
indigenous
un disciplined
• endizesyon (n)Variation(s): indizesyon
• endiskre (azek)Variation(s): indiskre
indigestion
indiscreet
• Endu (n)Variation(s): Indu
• endiskre (n)Variation(s): indiskre
Hindu • enfeste (azek)Variation(s): infeste
• Endyen (n)Variation(s): Indyin infested
Indo-Mauritian • enfidel (n)Variation(s): infidel
• Endyen (azek)Variation(s): Indyin non-believer
Indian • enfini (azek)Variation(s): infini
• energimenn (n) infinite
highly unpleasant person • enfini (n)Variation(s): infini
• enervan (azek) infinity
irritating • enfirm (n)Variation(s): infirm
• enerve (azek) invalid, cripple
nervous • enfirm (azek)Variation(s): infirm
• enerve (v) infirm, crippled
to irritate, to annoy • enfirmite (n)Variation(s): infirmite
• enerzetik (azek) 1. infirmity
2. physical disability
1. vigorous
2. about energy • enfiz (v)Variation(s): enfize, infiz,
infize
• enfarktis (n)Variation(s): infarktis
to infuse
heart attack
• enflyan (azek)Variation(s): inflyan
• enfayib (azek)Variation(s): infayib
influential
infallible
• enflyans (v)Variation(s): enflyanse,
• enfeksyon (n)Variation(s): infeksyon
inflyans, inflyanse
infection, enfeksyon zansiv = gingivitis
to influence, to persuade, to urge
• enfekte (v)Variation(s): infekte
• enflyanse (azek)
to contaminate, to infect
influenced
• enfekte (azek)Variation(s): infekte
• enform (v)Variation(s): enforme,
infected inform, informe
• enfermye (n)Variation(s): infermye 1. to inform, to tell
male nurse 2. to inquire

• enfermyer (n)Variation(s): infermyer • enformater (n)Variation(s): informater

nurse informer, spy

• enferyer (azek)Variation(s): inferyer • enformel (azek)Variation(s): informel

1. inferior informal
2. low, lower than • engra (n & azek)
• enferyorite (n)Variation(s): inferyorite ungrateful
inferiority • engredyan (n)Variation(s): ingredyan
ingredients • enkilke (v)Variation(s): inkilke
• enguvernab (azek)Variation(s): to inculcate, to teach by repetition
inguvernab
• enkirab (azek)Variation(s): inkirab
impossible to govern incurable
• enigmatik (azek) • enklasifyab (azek)Variation(s):
enigmatic inklasifyab
• enimere (v) unclassifiable
to enumerate • enkleman (azek)Variation(s):
inkleman
• enkalkilab (azek)Variation(s):
inkalkilab inclement
many, over-countable • enkli (azek)Variation(s): inkli
• enkantasyon (n)Variation(s): included
inkantasyon • enkline (azek)Variation(s): inkline
incantation, prayers sung leaning, slanting, inclining
• enkapab (n)Variation(s): inkapab • enklir (v)Variation(s): inklir
useless person to include
• enkapab (azek)Variation(s): inkapab • enkoeran (azek)Variation(s): inkoeran
incapable incoherent, muddled
• enkapasite (n)Variation(s): inkapasite • enkondisyonel (n)Variation(s):
inability inkondisyonel
• enkarn (v)Variation(s): enkarne, fanatic
inkarn, inkarne • enkondisyonel (azek)Variation(s):
1. to live in inkondisyonel
2. to give a living example unconditional, fanatical
• enkarnasyon (n)Variation(s): • enkonfortab (azek)Variation(s):
inkarnsayon inkonfortab
1. incarnation uncomfortable
2. living example
• enkoni (n)Variation(s): inkoni
• enkasab (n)Variation(s): inkasab
unknown person
unbreakable comb
• enkoni (azek)Variation(s): inkoni
• enkasab (azek)Variation(s): inkasab
unknown
unbreakable
• enkonparab (azek)Variation(s):
• enkibasyon (n)Variation(s): inkonparab
inkibasyon
the finest, best, incomparable
incubation
• enkonpatib (azek)Variation(s):
• enkibater (n)Variation(s): inkibater inkonpatib
incubator
incompatible, not matching • enkonvenyans (n)Variation(s):
inkonvenyans
• enkonpetan (azek)Variation(s):
inkonpetan inconvenience, bother
incompetent, stupid • enkoriptib (azek)Variation(s):
inkoriptib
• enkonpetans (n)Variation(s):
inkonpetans incorruptible
incompetence, maladministration • enkorizib (n)Variation(s): inkorizib
• enkonple (azek)Variation(s): inkonple hopeless case, one set in bad ways
incomplete, with parts missing, unfinished • enkorizib (azek)Variation(s): inkorizib
• enkonpreansib (azek)Variation(s): without hope, hopeless
inkonpreansib • enkorpore (azek)Variation(s):
incomprehensible, cannot be under stood, inkorpore
deciphered incorporated, included in
• enkonsevab (azek)Variation(s): • enkrwayab (azek)Variation(s):
inkonsevab
inkrwayab
unimaginable, impossible unbelievable
• enkonsistan (azek)Variation(s): • enkye (azek)Variation(s): inkye
inkonsistan
worried, anxious
changeable, inconsistent
• enkyetan (azek)Variation(s): inkyetan
• enkonsolab (azek)Variation(s):
inkonsolab worrying, disturbing

inconsolable • enn (n)

• enkonstan (azek) 1. a, an
2. one, enn tipe, enn tiginn, enn tigit = some, a
1. unfaithful little, a few
2. inconsistent
• ennbag (n)
• enkonsyan (azek)Variation(s):
inkonsyan hand bag

oblivious • ennbuk (n)

• enkonsyans (n)Variation(s): handbook

inkonsyans • ennde (azek)
obliviousness a few
• enkontestab (azek)Variation(s): • enndikraf (n)
inkontestab
handicrafts
the best
• enndimenn (n)
• enkontrolab (azek)Variation(s):
man who does odd jobs
inkontrolab
• ennding (n)
incontrollable
denouement, ending of book or film
 • ennjoy (v) • enperyalis (n)Variation(s): inperyalis
to have a good time, to appreciate imperialist
• ennkwayri (n) • enperyalis (azek)Variation(s):
inperyalis
investigation
imperialist
• ennmed (azek)
• enperyalism (n)Variation(s):
handmade
inperyalism
• ennta (azek)
imperialism
many, much, a lot
• enpilsif (azek)Variation(s): inpilsif
• enntan (adv)
impulsive
once, at a certain time
• enpir (azek)Variation(s): inpir
• enorm (azek)
impure
enormous, huge
• enpirte (n)Variation(s): inpirte
• enpansab (azek)Variation(s): inpansab
1. impurity
not to be contemplated, unimaginable 2. impurities
• enpardonab (azek)Variation(s): • enpitwayab (azek)Variation(s):
inpardonab inpitwayab
unforgivable merciless, pitiless
• enparsyel (azek)Variation(s): inparsyel • enplant (v)Variation(s): enplante,
impartial inplant, inplante

• enpasab (azek)Variation(s): inpasab 1. to implant

2. to be implanted
1. impassible, blocked
2. unacceptable, must be rejected • enplantasyon (n)Variation(s):
inplantasyon
• enpasyan (azek)Variation(s): inpasyan
implantation
impatient
• enplik (v)Variation(s): enplike, inplik,
• enpe (adv)Variation(s): inpe
inplike
1. a little, rather
to imply
2. a lot, ena enpe dimunn la = what a crowd
• enplikasyon (n)Variation(s):
• enpekab (azek)Variation(s): inpekab
inplikasyon
faultless
implication
• enpermeab (n)Variation(s): inpermeab
• enplike (azek)Variation(s): inplike
raincoat
implicated
• enpermeab (azek)Variation(s):
• enplisit (azek)Variation(s): inplisit
inpermeab
implicit, implied
water-proof
• enplod (v)Variation(s): inplod
• enperyal (azek)Variation(s): inperyal
to implode, burst inwards
imperial
 • enplor (v)Variation(s): enplore, inplor, • enpozan (azek)Variation(s): inpozan
inplore imposing
to implore, to beg of
• enpoze (azek)Variation(s): inpoze
• enplozyon (n)Variation(s): inplozyon forced, dictated
implosion, bursting inwards • enpratikab (azek)Variation(s):
• enpoli (azek)Variation(s): inpoli inpratikab
rude, impolite, coarse impossible, impracticable
• enpopiler (azek)Variation(s): inpopiler • enpresaryo (n)Variation(s): inpresaryo
unpopular impresario
• enport (v)Variation(s): enporte, inport, • enpresyonan (azek)Variation(s):
inporte inpresyonan
1. to import impressive , moving
2. to be imported • enpresyone (azek)Variation(s):
• enportan (azek)Variation(s): inportan inpresyone
important, vital impressed
• enportasyon (n)Variation(s): • enpresyonism (n)Variation(s):
inportasyon inpresyonism
importation impressionist painting
• enportater (n)Variation(s): inportater • enpresyonn (v)Variation(s):
enpresyone, inpresyonn, inpresyone
importer
to impress, to move, to affect
• enporte (azek)Variation(s): inporte
• enprevi (azek)
imported
• enposib (azek)Variation(s): inposib unexpected
• enpridan (azek)
1. impossible
2. unimaginable 1. unwise
2. careless
• enposter (n)Variation(s): inposter
• enprim (v)Variation(s): enprime,
imposter
inprim, inprime
• enpotan (n)Variation(s): inpotan
1. to print
an impotent man 2. to be printed
• enpotan (azek)Variation(s): inpotan 3. to imprint

impotent • enprimatir (n)Variation(s): inprimatir

• enpotans (n)Variation(s): inpotans church licence to print

impotence, powerlessness • enprime (azek)Variation(s): inprime

• enpoz (v)Variation(s): enpoze, inpoz, printed. matyer inprime = printed matter
inpoze • enprimer (n)Variation(s): inprimer
to impose, to force upon printer
 • enprobab (azek)Variation(s): inprobab useless
improbable, unlikely • enses (n)Variation(s): inses
• enprodiktif (azek)Variation(s): incest
inprodiktif • ensestye (azek)Variation(s): insestye
unproductive incestuous
• enpromti (azek)Variation(s): inpromti • ensidan (n)Variation(s): insidan
unexpected, surprise, without prior incident
preparation
• ensilt (v)Variation(s): ensilte, insilt,
• enproviz (v)Variation(s): enprovize, insilte
inproviz, inprovize
to insult, to abuse
to improvise, to extemporise
• ensilt (n)Variation(s): insilt
• enpwisan (azek)Variation(s): inpwisan
insult
powerless
• ensiltan (azek)Variation(s): insiltan
• ensandi (n)Variation(s): insandi
abusive
a fire
• ensinifyan (azek)Variation(s):
• ensanse (azek)Variation(s): insanse insinifyan
without sense irritating, infuriating
• ensanzab (azek)Variation(s): insanzab • ensiportab (azek)Variation(s):
cannot be changed or altered insiportab
• ensek (n)Variation(s): insek unbearable
insect • ensis (v)Variation(s): ensiste, insis,
insiste
• ensektisid (n)Variation(s): insektisid
1. to be insistent
insecticide
2. to demand
• enseminasyon (n)Variation(s):
• ensit (v)Variation(s): ensite, insit, insite
inseminasyon
to incite
insemination, inseminasyon artifisyel =
artificial insemination • enskripsyon (n)Variation(s):
inskripsyon
• enseparab (azek)Variation(s):
inseparab 1. writing
2. application
inseparable
• enskrir (v)Variation(s): inskrir
• ensersyon (n)Variation(s): insersyon
1. to note, to write down
inclusion in a group
2. to make an application
• enserten (azek)Variation(s): inserten
• ensolan (azek)Variation(s): insolan
uncertain, enn lavenir enserten = a doubtful
cheeky, insolent
future
• ensomni (n)Variation(s): insomni
• enservyab (azek)Variation(s):
inservyab insomnia
 • enspekte (v)Variation(s): inspekte to intensify
to inspect, to examine • entansyon (n)Variation(s): intansyon
• enspekter (n)Variation(s): inspekter intention
inspector • entansyonelman (adv)Variation(s):
intansyonelman
• enspir (v)Variation(s): enspire, inspir,
inspire intentionally
to be inspired by, influenced by • entel (n)Variation(s): intel
• enstab (azek)Variation(s): instab somebody, mister, entel-entel = anybody and
everybody
unstable
• entelektyel (n)Variation(s): intelektyel
• enstal (v)Variation(s): enstale, instal,
instale 1. intellectual
2. white-collar worker
1. to install, to put in
2. to set up (esp. in a trap) • entelektyel (azek)Variation(s):
intelektyel
• enstalasyon (n)Variation(s):
instalasyon intellectual
fittings • entelizan (azek)Variation(s): intelizan
• enstantane (azek)Variation(s): intelligent, bright, clever
instantane • entelo (n)Variation(s): intelo
instant diminutive term for intellectual
• enstititer (n.m)Variation(s): instititer • enterdi (azek)Variation(s): interdi
teacher (man)` prohibited, forbidden
• enstititris (n.f)Variation(s): instititris • enterdiksyon (n)Variation(s):
teacher (woman) interdiksyon
• enstor (v)Variation(s): enstore, instor, police ban (esp. on a meeting)
instore • enteres (v)Variation(s): enterese,
to institute interes, inte-rese
• enstrwi (azek)Variation(s): instrwi to interest, to concern
learned, well-read, educated • enteresan (azek)Variation(s): interesan
• ensusyan (azek)Variation(s): insusyan interesting, absorbing, fer to interesan = to
play up
careless
• enterese (azek)Variation(s): interese
• entak (azek)Variation(s): intak
interested
intact, whole
• enterfer (v)Variation(s): enterfere,
• entans (azek)Variation(s): intans
interfer, interfere
1. intense
to interfere
2. intensive
• enterferans (n)Variation(s): interferans
• entansifye (v)Variation(s): instansifye
interference
 • enterkal (v)Variation(s): enterkale, • enterpret (n)Variation(s): interpret
interkal, interkale interpreter
to interpose, to intrude, to meddle, to
• entervansyon (n)Variation(s):
interfere, to temper intervansyon
• enterkominal (azek)Variation(s): 1. speech
interkominal 2. intervention
between communities • entervenir (v)Variation(s): intervenir
• entermedyer (n)Variation(s): 1. to intervene
intermedyer 2. to meddle
go-between, middleman 3. to make a speech
• entermitan (azek)Variation(s): • entervyu (v)Variation(s): entervyue,
intermitan intervyu, intervyue
intermittent, irregular to interview
• entern (n)Variation(s): intern • entervyu (n)Variation(s): intervyu
resident, medical student interview
• entern (azek)Variation(s): intern • enteryer (azek)Variation(s): interyer
internal interior, inside
• enternasyonal (n)Variation(s): • enteryer (n)Variation(s): interyer
internasyonal the inside
international workers` song • entim (azek)Variation(s): intim
• enternasyonal (azek)Variation(s):
intimate, close
internasyonal
• entimid (v)Variation(s): intimide
international
to frighten, to intimidate
• enteronp (v)Variation(s): enteronpe,
enteronp, interonpe • entimidasyon (n)Variation(s):
intimidasyon
1. to interrupt
2. to disrupt intimidation (esp. by police)

• enteronpsyon (n)Variation(s): • entoksikasyon (azek)Variation(s):

interonpsyon intoksikasyon

interruption intoxication, drunkenness

• enteroz (v)Variation(s): enteroze, • entoksike (azek)Variation(s): intoksike

interoz, interoze drunk, intoxicated
to question, to interrogate • entrig (n)Variation(s): intrig
• enterpret (v)Variation(s): enterprete, mystery
interpret, interprete
• entrodir (v)Variation(s): introdir
1. to interpret
to introduce
2. to understand
3. to perform • entwisyon (n)Variation(s): intwisyon
4. to assume
intuition, presentiment unintentional , involuntary
• envalid (n)Variation(s): invalid • envolonterman (adv)Variation(s):
involonterman
invalid, cripple
unintentionally
• envant (v)Variation(s): envante, invant,
invante • enzeksyon (n)Variation(s): inzeksyon
1. to invent injection
2. to make up • enzenyer (n)Variation(s): inzenyer
• envayir (v)Variation(s): invayir engineer
to invade • enzer (v)Variation(s): enzere, inzer,
• envesti (v)Variation(s): investi inzere
to invest to interfere
• envestigasyon (n)Variation(s): • enzerans (n)Variation(s): inzerans
investigasyon interference
1. investigation (esp. by police) • enzis (azek)Variation(s): inzis
2. medical tests
unfair
• envestiser (n)Variation(s): investiser
• eolyenn (n)
investor
wind-mill
• envestisman (n)Variation(s):
investisman • epanaz (n)

investment, investisman etranzer = foreign scattering (esp. of seeds)

investments • epanwir (v)
• envit (v)Variation(s): envite, invit, to grow, to develop, to bloom
invite
• eparpiye (azek)
to invite
spread about
• envite (n)Variation(s): invite
• eparyn (n)
guest
savings
• envizib (azek)Variation(s): invizib
• epatan (azek)
invisible
splendid
• envok (v)Variation(s): envoke, invok,
• epatit (n)
invoke
hepatitis
1. to call upon
2. to refer to • epav (n)

• envokasyon (n)Variation(s): wreck (esp. of ships)

invokasyon • epe (azek)
invocation thick
• envolonter (azek)Variation(s): • epiderm (n)
involonter
epidermis
 • epik (n) work involving removal of stones from
agricultural land
epic, long, grand story, film or event
• eradik (v)Variation(s): eradike
• epilatwar (n)
to eradicate
hair-remover
• eradikasyon (n)
• epilepsi (n)
wiping out,
epilepsy
eradication, eradikasyon malarya =
• epileptik (n & azek) eradication of malaria
epileptic • erbisid (n)
• epilog (n) herbicide
epilogue, speech or chapter at the end • ere (azek)
• epinndorsal (n) happy
back-bone (esp. of economy) • erediter (azek)
• epise (azek) hereditary
spicy • ereksyon (n)
• epizod (n) erection of sexual organ
episode, installment • erer (n)
• eple (v) 1. error, mistake
to spell 2. misjudgement

• epolet (n) • eretik (n)

shoulder-piece of. uniform heretic

• eprev (n) • erezman (adv)

1. ordeal, trial luckily, fortunately

2. proof (esp. in printing) • erinn (n)
• epruvet (n) ear-ring
test-tube • erinte (azek)Variation(s): erente
• eptodeyt (azek) exhausted, dead-beat
1. latest model • eripsyon (n)
2. up-to-date
eruption (esp. of volcano)
• epuvantab (azek)
• erit (v)Variation(s): erite
terrible, frightful, dreadful
to inherit
• epwiz (v)Variation(s): epwize
• eritaz (n)Variation(s): leritaz
to exhaust, finish off
heritage, inheritance , legacy
• epwize (azek)
• eritye (n)
used up
heir
• epyeraz (n)
• erityer (n)
heiress • esantiyon (n)
• erkil (n) sample
1. hercules • esanz (n)
2. hercules brand bicycle small-change
• erkonndisyoning (n) • esapatwar (n)
air conditioning way out
• erleter (n) • esape (v)
air-letter to get away
• ermafrodit (n) • ese (n)
hermaphrodite 1. essay, composition
• ermel (n) 2. a trial
airmail, air-letter • esek (n)
• ermetik (azek) 1. chess
2. failure, defeat
hermetic
• eselon (n)
• ermit (n)Variation(s): zermit
step, stage
hermit
• eselonn (v)Variation(s): eselone
• ero (n)
to spread out (over time or space)
hero
• esevo (n)
• eroik (azek)
skein (esp. of wood)
heroic
• esey (v)Variation(s): eseye
• eroinn (n)
try, test
1. heroine (drug)
2. heroine (woman hero) • esey (n)
• eroism (n) trial, test
heroism • eseyans (n)
• eropein (n & azek) time to come to maturity, to
expiration, long eseyans = long-life (of objects
European
only)
• erotik (azek)
• eseyaz (n)
erotic
trying on of garment
• ertan (n)
• eskabo (n)
hours
stool, step-ladder
• erts (n)
• eskamel (n)
hertz, fezo ertsyenn = hertzian radio beam
lorry
• esansyel (azek)
• eskamot (v)Variation(s): eskamote
essential
1. conjure away • esofe (azek)
2. hide away worn out
3. pinch
4. dazzle • esofman (n)

• eskarpin (n)Variation(s): eskarpen inflammation

pump • espadon (n)

• eskelet (n) sword-fish

1. skeleton • espannyol (n & azek)

2. bony person Spanish
• eskep (v) • esper (v)Variation(s): espere
escape, flee, run away 1. to hope
• eski (int) 2. to wait

do you, does he, eski li vre? = is it true? • espes (n)Variation(s): lespes

• eskimo (n) kind, sort, species

Eskimo • espesyal (azek)

• eskint (v)Variation(s): eskinte special, unusual

1. exhaust, tire • espyon (n)

2. smash spy, busybody
• eskis (n) • espyonaz (n)
sketch espionage, spying
• esklav (n & azek) • espyonn (v)Variation(s): espyone
slave to spy on
• esklavaz (n) • espyonn (n)
slavery, bondage spy, busybody (of female)
• esklavazis (n) • establisment (azek)
partisan of slavery conventional
• eskont (n) • estamp (n)
discount, rebate seal, rubber stamp
• eskort (v)Variation(s): eskorte • estanp (v)Variation(s): estanpe
to escort to stamp, to mark
• eskort (n) • estetik (azek)
escort (esp. of police) aesthetic, beautiful
• eskro (n) • estim (v)Variation(s): estime
crook, swindler 1. to estimate, value, assess, calculate, rate,
• esofan (azek) 2. esteem

warming • estimasyon (n)

estimation, calculation • etanol (n)
• estropye (v) ethyl alcohol
maim • ete (v)
• estrozenn (n) is, are, ti ete = was, were pu ete = will be
oestrogen, female hormones • eternel (azek)
• esufle (azek) eternal, everlasting, endless
out of breath, short of breath, puffed • eternel (azek)
• eswe (v) eternal
to fail • eternelman (adv)
• eswiglas (n) eternally, endlessly
windscreen wiper • eternite (n)
• et (v)Variation(s): ete eternity
to be • eternye (v)
• eta (n)Variation(s): leta to sneeze
state, condition • eteroseksyel (n & azek)
• eta (eks) heterosexual
1. hey you! • eterozenn (azek)
2. don`t be unfair! heterogeneous
• etabli (v)Variation(s): etablir • etidyan (n)
to establish, to settle student
• etabli (azek) • etidye (v)
established to study
• etaey (eks) • etik (n)
1. don`t do that ethic
2. poor devil
• etimolozi (n)
• etal (v)
etymology
spread out
• etin (n)Variation(s): eten
• etanazi (n)
tin
euthanasia
• etni (n)
• etandone (prep)
race, ethny, community
given that
• etnik (azek)
• etann (v)
ethnic, communal
spread out
• etofe (azek)
• etann (n)
rich, well-padded, good
ethane gas
 • etonan (azek) • evakye (v)
astonishing, amazing, surprising to evacuate, to remove, to clear off
• etone (azek) • evalyasyon (n)
surprised evaluation, estimate
• etonn (v)Variation(s): etone • evalye (v)
to amaze, surprise to value, to assess
• etonnman (n) • evantyalite (n)
astonishment, amazement, surprise case
• etrangler (n) • evantyel (azek)
strangler eventual
• etranz (azek) • evantyelman (adv)
strange, odd, queer eventually
• etranze (n) • evanzelik (azek)
stranger, foreigner (esp. of male) evangelical
• etranzer (n) • evapor (v)Variation(s): evapore
stranger, foreigner (esp. of female) to evaporate, to dry off
• etrwa (azek)Variation(s): etrwat • evaporasyon (n)
narrow evaporation
• etufman (n)Variation(s): letufman • evapore (azek)
1. suffocation evaporated
2. asthma • evaz (azek)Variation(s): evaze
• eturdi (azek) bell shaped (esp. of a dress)
giddy • evazman (n)
• etwi (n) spread (esp. of stag horns)
case • evennman (n)
• etyopi (n) event, occurrence
Ethiopia • eversayn (n)
• etyopyin (n)Variation(s): etyopyen wax floor-polish
Ethiopian • eveye (azek)
• ev (n) alert, active
eve • evidaman (adv)
• evade (v) obviously, certainly, of course
to escape, to run away • evidan (azek)
• evade (n) obvious, evident
an escaped convict
 • evins (v)Variation(s): evinse, evens, hegemonic
evense • ezipsyin (n)Variation(s): ezipsyen
to oust
Egyptian
• evinse (azek)Variation(s): evense • ezit (v)Variation(s): ezite
ousted to hesitate, to waver, to falter
• evit (n)Variation(s): evite • ezitan (azek)
avoid, shun, abstain faltering, hesitating
• evitab (azek) • ezitasyon (n)
avoidable hesitation
• evok (v)Variation(s): evoke • ezot (eks)Variation(s): ezoto
to evoke, to mention hey you!
• evolisyon (n)
evolution, development
• evolye (v)
1. to evolve, develop • f (n)
2. to progress
sixth letter of the alphabet, al fer f = to go and
• evride (n) be hanged, anvoy enn gran f = to send to the
powdered milk deuce
• ewann (azek) • fa (n)
A1, very good, excellent fa (musical note)
• ewe (adv) • fab (n)
away-game fable
• extra-teres (n) • fabrik (v)Variation(s): fabrike
extra-terrestrial being 1. to manufacture, to make, to fabricate
2. to coin, to invent
• eye (n)
3. to forge
carnation 4. to make up, tell lies
• eyk (n) • fabrik (n)
hake 1. small shop selling aerated beverages,
• ezakile (v) cigarettes, biscuits, confectionery
2. workshop
to ejaculate (esp. of sperm)
• fabrikan (n)
• eze (azek)
manufacturer, maker
well-off
• fabrikasyon (n)
• ezemoni (n)
1. fabrication, manufacture, making
hegemony
2. coining, invention
• ezemonik (azek) 3. forgery, forging
 • facha (n) factory-area
pancake • fale (v)Variation(s): fode, fodre
• fachak (eks) should, must, ought to
splash! bang! • falez (n)
• facho (n) cliff
face • falokrat (n)
• fad (azek) phallocrat
1. lacking in salt or spices • falsifikasyon (n)
2. lacking in sugar falsification
3. unsavoury, tasteless
4. uninteresting, soley fad = a cool sun • falsifye (v)

• fada (azek) to falsify, to tamper

stupid • falu (n)

• fadmori (n) cunt

cod liver oil • falumama (n)

• fago (n) abusive term meaning "your mother`s cunt!"

faggot • fam (n)

• fagot (v)Variation(s): fagote 1. woman

2. wife
1. to jumble together 3. sexist expression denoting weakling,
2. to dress slovenly coward, funk, effeminate (esp. of a
• fagwa (n) man), fer fam = to be shy, to be awkward,
clumsy, blundering, fer lafam
colour festival
• fam-gard (n)
• fakilte (n)
a police-woman
1. faculty, ability, power
2. mental faculties • fam-garde (n)
3. faculty (esp. at University) a kept woman, a mistress
• fakir (n) • fam-serpan (n)
fakir contortionist
• faksyon (n) • fame (azek)
political faction 1. famous, well-known, reputed
• fakter (n) 2. excellent, first-rate
3. perfect, precious (ironically)
1. postman
2. factor, reason • fami (n)
• faktir (n) 1. family
2. kin, kindred, relative, relation
bill, invoice
3. kind, set, mo fami! = o dear, my
• faktori-erya (n)
dear!, anvwad-fami = to be pregnant, de to fanaticize
bonn fami • fandya (n)
• fami-fami (azek)
kind of plant
related distantly • faner (n)
• famili alawenns (n) 1. a bad player, performer
family allowance 2. a treacherous person, faner kaka =
disruptive person
• familiplanning (n)
• fanfar (n)
family planning
band
• familyal (azek)
• fangurin (n)Variation(s): fanguren
1. pertaining to family
2. familial, laksyon familyal = organization sugar-cane juice
for family planning • fann (v)
• familyarite (n) 1. to cut, to gash
familiarity, familiar terms, intimacy 2. to cleave, to split
3. to spread out, to scatter, fann lekim = to
• familyariz (v)Variation(s): familyarize
scatter fertilizer, fann palab = to gossip
to familiarize, to get accustomed to
• fann (v)Variation(s): fane
• familye (azek)
1. to scatter, to strew about, to spill, to spray
familiar, intimate, unconstrained, free (esp. of 2. to spread about (esp. of news, rumours), to
man) retail
• fana (n) 3. to fade, to droop, to wither
4. to perform badly
bus to fana = shut up!
5. to act against expectations, to betray
• fana (n & azek)
• fann (n)
fanatic
measure of opium, kas fann = to share
• fanal (n)
• fanngars (n)
1. lantern, signal-light
rather unmanageable (esp. of children)
2. eyes
• fanns (n)
• fanatik (n)
fans, supporters, follow ers
1. fanatic, enthusiast
2. a racist, communalist • fant (n)

• fanatik (azek) 1. slit

2. gap
fanatical
• fantastik (azek)
• fanatikman (adv)
fantastic, fanciful
fanatically
• fantezi (n)
• fanatism (n)
1. fancy
fanaticism
2. false, imitation (esp. of jewelry)
• fanatiz (v)Variation(s): fanatize 3. phantasy
 • fantezis (azek) • farser (n & azek)
eccentric, whimsical farce-player, joker
• fantom (n) • farsi (n)
phantom, spectre, ghost a dish of stuffed vegetables
• fantos (n) • farsi ()
marionette, puppet to stuff, pul farsi = chicken with
stuffing, brinzel farsi = a variety of aubergine
• fantos (azek)
• farus (v)Variation(s): faruse
1. imaginary
2. phantom to frighten away, to scare away
3. puppet • farus (azek)
• far (n) 1. shy, unsociable
1. head-lights, lights, lighthouse 2. wild
2. beacon • fas (n)
3. eyes
4. radio transmitter 1. face, countenance
2. front, facade
• faranayt (n) 3. side (esp. of a record)
fahrenheit, scale 4. heads (esp. of a coin), fer fas = to face, to
meet, an fas = opposite, in the face of, to
• faraon (n)
• fas (v)Variation(s): fase
pharaoh
1. not to be on speaking terms with
• farata (n)
2. to anger, to offend
1. flat bread cooked on a hot-plate
• fasad (n)
2. fat, lazy person
1. facade
• fard (v)Variation(s): farde
2. all on the surface
to make up, to rouge
• faset (n)
• fardo (n)
facet
load, weight, burden
• fasil (azek)
• farg (n)
easy
edge of pirogue
• fasilit (v)Variation(s): fasilite
• farine (azek)
to facilitate, to make easy
powdered
• fasilite (n)
• farmasi (n)
1. facility, ease, readiness
pharmacy 2. facilities, easy terms (esp. for payment)
• farmasyin (n)Variation(s): farmasyen • fasilman (adv)
pharmacist 1. easily
• fars (n) 2. readily

farce, joke • fasinan (azek)

fascinating 1. toilsome, fatiguing, tedious
2. irritating
• fasinasyon (n)
• fatige (azek)
fascination
tired, fatigued, jaded, irritated
• fasinn (v)Variation(s): fasine
• fatra (n)
to fascinate, to be fascinated
good-for-nothing
• fasis (n & azek)
• faver (n)
fascist
favour, interest, privilege
• fasism (n)
• favorab (azek)
fascism
favourable, propitious, in favour of
• fason (n)
• favorableman (adv)
way, manner, style, mode, measure
favourably
• fasonn (v)Variation(s): fasone
• favori (azek)
to make, to work, to form, to mould, to
fashion 1. favourite
2. side whiskers
• fat (azek)
• favoritism (n)
to be longing
favouritism
• fat-yenn (n)
• favoriz (v)Variation(s): favorize
craving
1. to favour, to protect
• fatak (n)
2. to be favoured
tall grass, balye fatak = broom made of this
• fawl (n)Variation(s): forl
grass
1. foul play
• fatal (azek)
2. mistake
1. fatal, mortal, deadly
• fawntenn (n)
2. inevitable
fountain pen
• fatalism (n)
• fay (n)
fatalism
fault
• fatalite (n)
• fay (azek)
fatality
1. ill, weak
• fatalman (adv)
2. inferior
fatally, inevitably
• faya (n)
• fatig (v)Variation(s): fatige
Fire Brigade Sports Team
1. to fatigue, to tire
• fayans (n)
2. to importune, to irritate
3. to obsess, to haunt clay
• fatigan (azek) • fayit (n)
1. bankruptcy, insolvency • fedartifis (n)
2. failure fireworks
• fayl (n)
• federasyon (n)
file federation, alliance
• fayle (v) • federe (v)
to file away to affiliate to, to join a federation
• fayling (n) • federe (azek)
filing affiliated
• faylingkabinet (n) • fediver (n)
filing cabinet 1. news item
• faynding (n) 2. event of little importance
findings of an enquiry • fek (adv)
• fayt (v) just, now, a few seconds ago
to fight • fekal (azek)
• faz (n) faecal, matyer fekal = faeces, stool
1. phase, aspect, stage, period • fekla (adv)
2. electrical phase, just now, fekla-la = only just now
3. faz = three phase fen 1. fact
2. fairy • fekond (v)Variation(s): fekonde

• feb (n) to fecundate, to fertilize

weak spot, partiality • fekondasyon (n)

• feb (azek) fecundation, fertilization

1. weak • fekondite (n)

2. deficient fecundity, fertility
3. too little
• fekveni (n)
4. too young
new-comer (ironically)
• febles (n)
• fel (v)
1. weakness
2. defect, failing, torn febles = to have a to fail
fainting fit, to swoon, rant dan so febles = to • fel (v)Variation(s): fele
collude with
to crack, to be cracked
• febli (v)
• fele (azek)
to weaken, to flag
cracked
• feblisman (n)
• felir (n)
weakness
crack, fissure
• febyenn (azek)
• felisit (v)Variation(s): felisite
fabian, slow
to felicitate, to congratulate
 • felisitasyon (n) • fenus (n)
felicitation, congratulation milk of a cow which has just given birth
• felonn (n) • feodal (n)
outlaw feudal, relating to Caudal ways
• femel (n) • fer (v)
1. female, she-animal to do, to make, to form, to
2. woman be, fer lamur, fer malis = to make
love, tro fer = abuse, fer bonvale, makro, mus
• feminin (azek)Variation(s): feminen
• fer (n)
1. feminine, womanly
2. effeminate iron, bar fer = iron bar, semenn fer =
3. woman railway, difil de fer = binding wine
• femininite (n) • fer (v)Variation(s): fere
feminity to shoe
• feminis (n & azek) • fer-a-sude (n)
feminist soldering iron
• feminism (n) • feray (n)
feminism 1. iron
2. old cars and busses
• feminiz (v)Variation(s): feminize
3. illicit rum
to feminize, to render effeminate 4. very strong person
• fenean (n) • ferayer (n)
loafer, lazy-bones, sluggard blacksmith
• fenike (azek) • ferblan (n)
carbolic, delo fenike = carbolic lotion 1. tin
• fennki (n) 2. tin can
2. one canful
funky dance
4. one who "tries for white" lake ferblan =
• fennsifer (n) nuisance
fancy-fair • ferblan (azek)
• fennsing (n) tin
fencing • ferblantri (n)
• fenobarb (n) tin-ware
phenobarbitone, addictive sedative • ferblantye (n)
• fenomenn (n) tinman, tinsmith
1. phenomenon • ferfut (n)
2. a striking thing, event
1. to go to hell
3. a remar kable person, a person with a very
2. piss-off
peculiar manner
 • feri (n) first year of school
ferry • fers (azek)
• ferm (v)Variation(s): ferme in first year
to shut, to close, to seal up, to put an end to, • ferseyd (n)
to imprison , first aid
• ferm (adv & azek) • fersklars (azek)
firm, fast, unshaken, resolute, lavwa ferm = excellent, the best
decided tone, tini ferm = to hold fast, to stand
fast • fertil (azek)

• fermant (v)Variation(s): fermante fertile, fruitful

to ferment • fertilite (n)

• fermantab (azek) fertility, to fertilite = fertility rate

fermentable • fertiliz (v)Variation(s): fertilize

• fermantasyon (n) to fertilize, to manure

fermentation • fertilizan (n)

• fermte (n) fertilizer, manure

firmness, vigour, resolution • fertilizasyon (n)

• fermtir (n) fertilization

closing, shutting, fastening, • fervan (azek)

ending, fermtir lasas = close of the shooting fervent, enthusiastic
season, fermtir lasenn = close of netting
• fes (n)
season
buttocks, behind, arse, rump, enn fes,
• fermtirkler (n)
enn feskase = a no-good, a bum, fes lur = lazy
zip person, kut-pye dan fes
• fermye (n) • fes (azek)
farmer 1. tired out, exhausted
• feros (azek) • fes-red (n)
ferocious, fierce hard-arse
• ferpar (v) • fese (n)
1. to make known spanking, beating
2. to share (esp. of inheritance)
• festin (n)Variation(s): festen
• ferpar (n)
feast, banquet
wedding-card
• festival (n)
• ferple (n)
festival
fair play, justice
• feston (n)
• fers (n)
scallop (esp. in garments)
 • feston (n) 1. leaf
2. sheet (esp. of paper) , fey tol = corrugated
lining (esp. in garments)
iron sheet
• feston (v)Variation(s): festone
• feyaz (n)
to scallop ( esp. of garments)
1. bushes
• fet (v)Variation(s): fete 2. fodder, manz feyaz = to fail, to be
to feast, to entertain, to celebrate unsuccessful, to be defeated

• fet (n) • feyirguvernay (n)

feast, festival celebration, holiday, sapo fet = fitting for rudder on pirogue
felt hat, fet pagla = holi festival, fet mama = • feylisu (n)
mother`s Sunday,<spa< div="" style="box-
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• fet (azek) 1. to turn over (esp. of leaves)
2. to run over
ready-made, off the rack (esp. of garments)
3. to move away
• fetakonpli (n)
• feyte (n)
action already done
flaky puff
• fetaz (n)
• feyton (n)
1. roof
feuilleton, serial
2. hair, fetaz pe ale = to become bald
• fezab (azek)
• fetdemor (n)
feasible, practicable, pa fezab = ought not to
All Souls` Day
be allowed, not reasonable
• fetefurni (adv)
• fezans (n)
including all frills (esp. of a garment being
agricultural credit
sewn)
• fezans valwar (n)
• fetekoz (n)
agricultural credit
side, pran so fetekoz = to take sides with, to
side with • fezer (n)
• feter (n) 1. bluffer, arrogant person
2. bully
reveller, rollicker
3. body guard, bruiser, fezer despri = self
• fetis (n) person
1. fetish, mascot • fi (n)Variation(s): fifi
2. foetus
1. dear little darling, ducky
• fevriye (n) 2. daughter
February 3. effeminate man (sexist expression), fer fifi =
to be shy, to put on airs
• fey (n)
• fiasko (n)
fiasco, failure, wash out
 • fib (n) 1. fixed, set, firm, steady, fast
2. permanent
fibre, filament
3. regular, lapey fiks = fixed, regular
• fibrann (n) salary, pri fiks = set price, buz fiks
staple, fibre • fikse (v)
• fibrever (n) 1. to stare at, to gaze at, on
fibre-glass 2. to fix, to fasten, to stick
3. to settle down, to establish oneself
• fibrom (n)
4. to arrange, to decide
fibroma
• fikser (n)
• fidel (n)
fixer
1. believers, worshippers
• fiksyon (n)
2. congregation
1. fiction
• fidel (azek)
2. fiction film, sians fiksyon = science fiction
faithful, loyal, true, memwar fidel = retentive
• fiktif (azek)
memory
fictitious, imaginary
• fidelite (n)
• fil (v)Variation(s): file
fidelity, faithfulness, loyalty
1. to soar
• fidelman (adv)
2. to spin
1. faithfully, loyally, truly 3. to run away
2. accurately 4. to let out (esp. of line), laliyn file = sending
• fidoner (n) out a long fishing line

bridesmaid • fil (n)

• fiftififti (azek) 1. edge

2. grain, vein, gro fil = coarse-
1. half and half
grained, kont fil = to go against the
2. 50% chance
grain, donn enn kud fil = to ring up
• fig (n) 2.
fig • filaman (n)
• figir (n) filament
1. face, countenance, air • filant (azek)
2. queer fellow, contemptible fellow
1. soaring tesp. of a kite)
3. jacks, queens and kings (esp. in cards), dan
2. shooting (esp. of stars), lalyann filant =
so figir = to one`s face, fer figir = to pout, to
creeping plants
• figir (v)Variation(s): figire
• filantrop (n)
to figure, to appear montre figir = to face
philanthropist
• figiran (n)
• filao (n)
actor, figiratif = figurative, sans figiratif =
filao-tree, casuarina
figurative sense figire = figurative
• filateli (n)
• fiks (azek)
philately • filtraz (n)
• fildekut (n)Variation(s): filekut filtering, straining
rope at end of sail • filtre (v)
• file (n) 1. to filter, to strain
2. to leak out
1. net, hair-net, fishing net, volleyball net,
tennis net, goal net • filtre (azek)
2. a string bag filtered
3. thread (esp. of a screw)
4. string (under the tongue), file buze, • filu (n)
defons file = score a coward
• filfas (n) • filwar (n)
heads or tails string
• filin (n)Variation(s): filen • filyal (n)
1. kind of rope subsidiary company
2. rope
• filyer (n)
• filing (n)Variation(s): filinn
channel
filling station
• fim (n)
• filipinn (n)
1. film
Phillipines 2. moving picture, movie, fim kuler = colour
• filipino (n) film, fim raye = silent film, fim parlan =
talking picture, talkie, <
Phillipino
• fim (v)Variation(s): fime
• filme (v)
1. to smoke tobacco, pipes
1. to film 2. to take marijuana, fime kuma kamaleon =
2. to look, to gaze, to watch to be a chain-smoker, fime lopyom = to take
• filon (n) opium
vein, reef (esp. of gold) • fime (azek)
• filozof (n) smoked, nwardfime = soot, ver fime = sun
glasses, dark glasses
philosopher
• fimer (n)
• filozofi (n)
smoker, fimer mas = a marijuana smoker
philosophy
• fimle (v)
• filozofik (azek)
to film
philosophical
• fimri (n)
• filozofikman (adv)
opium den
philosophically
• fimye (n)
• filt (n)
1. manure, dunghill
filter, sigaret filt = filter tipped cigarettes
2. very low person
 • fin (v)Variation(s): fen 1. a secluded place
2. in the sticks
to long for
• finfon (adv)
• fin (n)Variation(s): fen
in the very depth of
hunger
• fini (v)
• fin (azek)Variation(s): fen
1. to finish, to complete, to end, to be over
1. hungry
2. to discontinue
2. long ing for, thirsty
3. to use up
• fin (azek)Variation(s): finn 4. to expire, to die
fine, thin, delicate, pale fin = good 5. to flog to death
taste, zorey finn = to have a quick 6. to squander, to ruin, fini net = completely
ear, latwal fin = fine linen, manze ruined

• final (n) • fini (azek)

final (esp. in sports) 1. finished, ended, over

2. to be done for
• final (azek)
3. used up
final, last, ultimate 4. dead
• finalis (n) 5. ruined
6. hopeless
finalist (esp. of sports)
• finis (n)
• finalman (adv)
1. finishing rope in races
1. finally, lastly
2. finish
2. eventually
• finisyon (n)
• finans (n)
end, completion, conclusion
finance, public finances, Minis Finans =
Minister of Finance, pena finans = to have no • finland (n)Variation(s): fenland
money, finans mins = to have very littl Finland
• finans (v)Variation(s): finanse • finn (v)
to finance, to lay out money, to pay auxilliary used in present
• finansman (n) participle, mo finn ale = I have
been, mo finn manze = I have eaten
financing
• finn (azek)
• finansye (n)
1. delicate
financier
2. smooth
• finansyerman (adv) 3. thin
financially • finnman (adv)
• fines (n) finely, delicately
1. delicacy, acuteness • firamezir (adv)Variation(s): ofiramezir
2. adroitness
gradually, piecemeal
• finfon (n)
• firm (n)
firm • fitnes (n)
• firmaman (n) road worthy certificate, M.O.T.
firmament, sky • fitwar (n)
• fis (n) sharpener
card, form • fiyans (v)Variation(s): fiyanse
• fisan (n & azek) to betroth, to become engaged to each other
mocking, flouting • fiyansay (n)
• fisi (n) betrothal, engagement
2. engagement ceremony
small shawl, scarf
• fiyanse (n)
• fisir (n)
fianc�, fianc�e, bethrothed
fissure, crack
• fiyel (n)
• fiskal (azek)
1. godchild
fiscal, financial
2. guts
• fisle (v)
• fiynol (v)Variation(s): fiynole
to tie with string
1. to do up in style
• fislekan (int) 2. to refine, to give a final touch
clear out! get out of here! • fiz (n)
• fisri (n) 1. fees
fisheries guards 2. money

• fistreva (eks) • fize (n)

you fool rocket

• fit (n) • fizet (n)

puncture 1. failed attempt

2. dud
• fit (azek)
• fizet (azek)
1. strong and well, healthy
2. right, proper 1. dud
2. failed, petar fizet = dud fire-cracker
• fit (v)Variation(s): fite
• fizi (n)
1. to sharpen
2. to prepare well for something gun, fizi de lagul = double-barrelled
gun, fizi lasas = rifle, shot-
• fite (azek)
gun, fizi sumarinn = harpoon gun, fizib (n)
1. sharp
fuse (electricity), fizib inn sote = the fuse has
2. ready, willing
blown (literal and figurative)
3. prepared
• fizik (n)
• fitir (n)
1. intended husband or wi fe
2. future
1. physics 1. blaze
2. physique 2. flamb�
3. physical drill, physical jerks • flanbo (n)
• fizik (azek) hand-made torch, lapes flanbo = fishing with
physical, bodily, kiltir fizik = physical culture a torch
• fizikman (adv) • flanbwayan (n)
physically, bodily flamboyant, flame tree
• fizip (n) • flanel (n)
fuse, fizip sote = to get angry 1. flannel
2. cloth used for cleaning cars
• fizitif (n)
• flaner (n)
fugitive, runaway
loafer
• fiziy (v)Variation(s): fiziye
• flank (v)Variation(s): flanke
to execute by shooting, to shoot down
to deal (a blow), to throw, to fling, to
• fizon (n)
pitch, flank enn beze = to give a hiding, a
money kicking, flank deor = to bundle out, to
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• flak (n)
• flanke (azek)
puddle
lean, emaciated
• flakon (n)
• flann (v)Variation(s): flane
phial
to stroll, to loaf
• flaman (n & azek)
• flans (v)Variation(s): flanse
Flemish
to waver, to give in, moter flanse = to break
• flamingo (n)
down
flamingo
• flap (n)
• flan (n)
mutton
1. baked custard tart
• flas (n)
2. flank, side, donn flan, pret flan = to lay
oneself open to 1. flask
2. flash-bulk
• flanbe (v)
3. news in brief
1. to blaze, to flame, to flare, to burn
• flas (azek)
2. to fish at night
soft, flaccid, flabby, loose
• flanbe (n)
• flaser (n)
indicator (esp. of vehicles) to flower, to bloom, to blossom
2. to grow confident
• flat (n)
• flert (n)
flat, apartment
flirt
• flat (v)Variation(s): flate
• flerte (v)
to flatter
to flirt, to philander
• flater (n)
• fles (n)
flatterer (esp. of men)
1. arrow
• flater (azek)
2. sling
1. flattering, complimentary, eulogistic 3. catapult, mont anfles = to soar
2. gratifying, pleasing
• flesi (v)
• flatez (n)
to give in, to yield, to give way, to relent
flatterer (esp. of women)
• flesisman (n)
• flatri (n)
giving way
flattery, adulation
• fletri (v)
• flay (v)
to wither
1. to run away, to escape
• fletri (azek)
2. to elope
3. to leave withered
• flayt (n) • flik (n)
flight policeman, cop
• fleksib (azek) • fliktyasyon (n)
flexible, pliable, supple fluctuation
• fleksibilite (n) • fliktye (v)
flexibility, pliancy to fluctuate
• flem (n) • flior (n)
phlegm fluorine
• fleo (n) • fliperz (n)
1. scourge, plague, calamity flippers
2. social problem
• flirt (v)Variation(s): flirte
• fler (n) to flirt, to philander
1. flower, blossom • flit (n)
2. flair
flit lizye = power (esp. of eyes), hypnotic eyes
• flerdelis (n)
• flit (v)Variation(s): flite
lily
1. to spray
• fleri (v) 2. touch lightly
• flonn (v)
to flee • fofil (v)Variation(s): fofile
• flonn (n) to tack
cloth or leather used to throw stones • fofil (n)
• flos (n) tack
flush (esp. in poker) • fofol (n & azek)
• flot (v)Variation(s): flote madcap, giddy, needless
1. to float • fog (n)
2. to flutter (esp. of flag) 1. jib
3. to drift, to be wafted 2. fog light
4. to survive
• fogletrav (n)
• floter (n)
kind of jib sail
1. water-gauge
2. fishing float • fok (n)
3. cable-buoy seal
• flotman (n) • fokare (n & azek)
uncertainty angle supposed to be 90�, but not 90� in
• flu (n) fact

unclear situation • fokes (v)

• flu (azek) to focus

1. not distinct, blurred • fokes (n)

2. confused, muddled focus (esp. of camera, telescope)
• fluk (n) • foklorik (azek)
hazard, chance quaint, folkloric
• flwid (n & azek) • fokol (n)
fluid detachable collar
• fo (azek) • fokolte (v)
untrue, false, wrong, fo pa = make a mistake to wear one`s detachable collar
• fobi (n) • fokon (n)
phobia, morbid dread falcon, hawk
• fobur (n) • fol (azek)
1. suburb, outskirts mad, crazy, insane (esp. of women), bat fol =
2. remote place non stop
• fode (v) • folat (n & azek)
it is necessary, proper, you should, you must madcap, giddy, heedless
• fodespere (eks)Variation(s): fotespere • folet (n & azek)
it is to be hoped wanton, waggish
 • foli (n) fundamentally, essentially, radically, to the
core
madness, lunacy, folly, fer foli = to squander
money, to be have foolishly, foli grander = • fondan (azek)
megalomania melting, dissolving, juicy, gato fondan = cake
• folk (n & azek) that melts in the mouth
folk-song, folk-music • fondasyon (n)
• folklor (n) foundation, ground work, basis
folklore • fondater (n & azek)
• folklorik (azek) founder, promoter
belonging to folk lore, dans folklorik = folk- • fonder (n)
dance, lamizik folklorik = folk- founder, caster
music, sante folklorik = folk-song
• fonder (n)
• folman (adv)
depth
madly, foolishly, extravagantly, dotingly,
distractedly • fondi (n)

• folyo (n) fondue

folio • fondman (n)

• fom (n) 1. fundament

2. basis, ground, cause, san fondman =
foam groundless
• fon (n) • fondri (n)
fund, tini fon = keep 1. foundry
accounts zwe fon, aste fon = to bet 2. melting works
• fon (n) • fonetik (azek)
1. bottom, bed (esp. of sea, river) 1. phonetic
2. seat (esp. of a garment) 2. phonemic
3. background
4. back-cloth, back-scene, dan lefon = at • fonetikman (adv)
bottom, in reality, san fon = bottoml 1. phonetically
• fon (azek) 2. phonemically

deep • foniks (n)

• fond (v)Variation(s): fonde phonics

1. to found, to establish • fonksyon (n)

2. to institute, to create, to build function, duty, office, fonksyon piblik = civil
3. to base service
• fondamantal (azek) • fonksyonel (azek)
fundamental, essential functional
• fondamantalman (adv) • fonksyoner (n)
civil servant
 • fonksyonn (v)Variation(s): fonksyone fork lift
to function, to operate, to work • form (n)
• fonksyonnman (n) 1. form, structure, shape
2. application form
operation, working
3. frame (esp. of a kite)
• fonn (v) 4. foam
1. to melt, to dissolve, to cast 5. class at school, an form = in good
2. to disappear, to vanish condition, shape, in the shape of, form suly

• fons (v)Variation(s): fonse • form (v)Variation(s): forme

1. to thrust, to push in, to drive in, to sink 1. to form, to shape, to frame

2. to dash to rush, to charge 2. to bring up, to train, to educate
3. to constitute
• fonse (azek)
• forma (n)Variation(s): format
dark, deep (esp. of colours)
format, pro-forma = pro-forma
• fonsyerman (adv)
• formalite (n)
fundamentally
formality, ceremonious-ness
• fopa (n)
• formantori (n)Variation(s): formatori
fer fopa = to stumble, to make a slip
reformatory
• for (azek)
• formason (n)
1. strong
2. able freemason
3. skilful • formasyon (n)
4. strong-smelling
formation, forming, education, training
5. over-spiced, hot, gayn for = to find food too
spicy • formater (n)
• foraz (n) former, educator
boring, drilling • formel (azek)
• ford (n) formal, strict, express
1. fraud • formelman (adv)
2. a kind of car (Ford) formally, strictly, expressly
• ford (v)Variation(s): forde • formenn (n)
to cheat
foreman
• fore (n) • formidab (azek)
borer, drill formidable, terrific
• forem (n) • formika (n)
forum formica
• forestye (n)Variation(s): gard-forestye • formil (n)
forestry officer formula
• forklif (n)
 • formil (v)Variation(s): formile to strengthen, to invigorate, to brace
to formulate, to detail, to state precisely • fortinn (n)
• formosa (azek) fortune, wealth, ena enn fortinn = to be
wealthy, rich, fer fortinn = to make a fortune
formosan
• fortres (n)
• fornik (v)Variation(s): fornike
fortress, stronghold
to fornicate
• forz (v)Variation(s): forze
• fornikasyon (n)
to forge
fornication
• forzron (n)
• fornikater (n)
blacksmith
fornicator
• fos (azek)
• forom (n)
1. untrue, false, wrong
forum, debate
2. forced
• fors (v)Variation(s): forse 3. out of tune, fer fos = to be unreliable, false,
1. to force, to compel treacherous, to deceive
2. to over-exert oneself • fos (v)Variation(s): fose
3. to be constrained, fors enn laport = to
1. to falsify
break, open a door, fors so natir = to over-
2. to force, to strain (esp. of a lock, key)
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• forse (azek)
• fos-seve (n)
forsed
wig, false hair, postiche
• forse (adv)Variation(s): forse-forse
• fosalert (n)
at the worst
false-alarm
• forseman (adv)
• fosbiye (n)
1. by force, forcibly, compulsorily
false notes
2. necessarily, inevitably
• fosdan (n)
• forsep (n)
false teeth
forceps
• fose (n)
• forsing (n)
1. furrow
a forcing
2. trench
• fortifyan (n) 3. gap
tonic • foser (n)
• fortifyan (azek) 1. forger, a bad player
strengthening, invigorating, bracing 2. unreliable, false, treacherous person

• fortifye (v) • foset (n)

dimple at fault
• fosey (v)Variation(s): foseye • foto (n)
to dig photograph, photography, laparey foto =
camera, tir foto = to photograph, to be
• foseyaz (n)
photographed, foto so papa sa = looks very
holing for planting muc
• foseyer (n) • fotofinis (n)
grave-digger photo-finish
• fosfat (n) • fotograf (n)
phosphate photographer
• fosfor (n) • fotokonpoze (v)
phosphorus to photocompose (esp. in offset printing)
• fosforesan (azek) • fotokonpozisyon (n)
phosphorescent photocomposition
• fosi (n)Variation(s): fusi • fotokopi (n)
sickle photocopy
• foskiy (n) • fotokopiy (v)
strip of wood under keel to photocopy
• foskus (n) • fototropik (n)
miscarriage phototropic
• fosnom (n) • fotoye (n)
pseudonym photographer
• foste (n) • fotozenik (azek)
1. falsity, falsehood photogenic
2. duplicity, insincerity, treachery
• foye (n)Variation(s): fwaye
• fot (n)
1. hearth, place where food is cooked
1. fault, mistake, error 2. home, family, fond so fwaye = to get
2. defect, imperfection, san fot = without fail married and set up one`s family
• fotespere (n)Variation(s): fodespere • fragman (n)
it is to be hoped .... fragment, piece
• fotey (n) • fragmant (v)Variation(s): fragmante
arm-chair, fotey rulan = wheel- 1. to reduce to fragments, to be reduced to
chair, fotey minis = appointment as minister fragments
• foteye (v) 2. to divide
1. to sit in state • fragmantasyon (n)
2. to do nothing but sitting in an arm chair fragmenting
• fotif (azek)
 • fraka (n) 1. Frenchmen
2. French language
1. noise, din, fracas, bustle, fuss
2. disturbance, riot • franse (azek)
3. damage, fer fraka = to cause havoc, or to French
give the best (esp. of a team or artist)
• fransez (n)
• frakas (v)Variation(s): f rakase
French woman
1. to break to pieces, to be broken to pieces
2. to damage • fransi (v)

• fraksyon (n) 1. to leap, to jump over

2. to pass
fraction, a part
• fransiz (n)
• fraksyonn (v)Variation(s): fraksyone
frankness, openness
1. to divide into fractions
2. to divide • fransize (v)

• fraktir (v) to frenchify

to fracture, to befractured • fransman (adv)

• fraktir (n) frankly, openly, boldly

fracture, break, fraktir krann = skull fracture • franz (v)Variation(s): franze

• fran (azek) to fringe

frank, open, bold • franz (n)

• franbwaz (n) fringe

raspberry • frap (v)Variation(s): frape

• frang (n) to astonish, to surprise, to impress, to affect,

to move
a look 2. to hit
• frangle (v) • frapan (azek)
to hook striking, impressive
• frankofil (n) • frape (azek)
lover of France iced chilled
• frankofil (azek) • fraternel (azek)
loving France fraternal, brotherly
• frankofonn (n) • fraternelman (adv)
person who defends French language (esp. in fraternally
colonies)
• fraternite (n)
• frankofonn (azek)
fraternity, brother hood
French-speaking
• fraterniz (v)Variation(s): fraternize
• franse (n)
to fraternize
• fraternizasyon (n)
fraternization 1. to brake
2. to curb, to hold back
• fraz (n)
• frer (n)
sentence, phrase
1. brother
• frazil (azek)
2. true friend gran-frer = elder brother, ti-
1. fragile, brittle frer = younger brother, frer zimo =
2. frail, weak twins, demi-
• frazilite (n) • freser (n)
fragility, frailty, weakness 1. coolness, freshness
• fre (n) 2. a chill, fu mwa mo freser = leave me alone

1. cost, expenses • fret (n)

2. the costs freight, cargo, al kuma enn fret = to move
• fre (azek) quickly

cold, cool • frey (v)Variation(s): freye

• fredonn (v)Variation(s): fredone 1. to open out

2. to frighten
to hum
• freyer (n)
• fregat (n)
fright, terror, dread, fear
1. frigate
2. species of bird • frez (n)

• frekaman (adv) 1. wild raspberry

2. straw berry
frequently, often
• fri (n)Variation(s): frwi
• frekan (azek)
1. fruit
frequent
2. fruits, profit, reward
• frekans (n)
• frigo (n)
1. frequency
refrigerator
2. quick ness (esp. of pulse)
• frigorifye (v)
• frekant (v)Variation(s): frekante
1. to chill, to freeze
1. to frequent, to associate with, to keep
2. to be chilled, frozen
company with
2. to court • frikas (v)Variation(s): frikase

• frekantasyon (n) to toss in oil

frequentation, • frikase (n)

associates move frekantasyon = in bad food tossed in oil
company
• frikase (azek)
• frel (azek)
tossed in oil
frail, fragile, weak
• friksyon (n)
• frenn (v)Variation(s): frene
1. friction, quarrel free wheel
2. rubbing • frivol (azek)
• friksyon (v)Variation(s): friksyone
frivolous, trifling, futile
to apply li niment and to rub • friyandiz (n)
• frilanns (n) dainty, titbit
freelance reporter • friyapin (n)Variation(s): fuyapin
• frin (n)Variation(s): fren bread fruit
1. brake • friz (n)
2. restraint, control
1. freezer
• fringan (azek) 2. curl, frizzing (esp. of hair)
1. nimble, active • friz (v)Variation(s): frize
2. smart, dapper fringe u to dress oneself
smartly, to be smartly dressed to curl, to frizz (esp. of hair)

• frinn (v)Variation(s): fwinn • frize (azek)

to spear curled, frizzed (esp. of hair)

• frir (v) • frizer (n)

to fry freezer

• frir (azek) • frizid (azek)

fried, diri frir = fried rice frigid

• frisiter (n) • frizider (n)

sour fruit rich in vitamin C refrigerator

• frison (n) • frizidite (n)

shiver, chilliness, shudder, frigidity

thrill, gayn frison = to feel chilly • frod (v)Variation(s): frode
• frisonn (v)Variation(s): frisone to defraud, to poach, to smuggle
to feel chilly, to shiver, to shudder • frod (n)
• fristrasyon (n) fraud, fraudulency, poaching, fer frod = to
frustration commit a fraud

• fristre (v) • froder (n)

1. to frustrate, to disappoint defrauder, smuggler, poacher

2. to be frustrated, disappointed • frol (v)Variation(s): frole
• frit (n) to touch slightly in passing, to brush past, to
fried potatoes, chips graze

• fritir (n) • fromaz (n)

dish of fried food (esp. of meat, fish) cheese

• frivil (n) • fron (n)

1. forehead , brow 1. madman
2. front, common front, fron komin = 2. bishop (esp. in chess)
common front 3. species of bird
• frons (v)Variation(s): fronse • fu (azek)
to gather (esp. in needlework), frons sursi = to 1. mad, crazy, insane
knit the brows, to frown 2. foolish, vinn fu = to go mad, rann fu = to
drive mad
• frons (n)
• fud (v)Variation(s): fude
gather, pucker (esp. in needlework)
not to care or trouble, not to care a straw
• front (v)Variation(s): fronte
• fufu (azek)
1. to be cheeky, impudent
2. to retort 1. slightly mad
2. scatter-brained
• fronte (azek)
• fuka (n)
1. a person usually a child or an `inferior`,
who always retorts crazy person
2. cheeky, impudent • fuka (azek)
• frontyer (n) crazy
frontier, border • fuke (n)
• frot (v)Variation(s): frote species of bird
1. to rub, to polish • ful (n & azek)
2. to frequent, to associate with
full
• frotman (n)
• ful (v)Variation(s): fule
frequentation, company, contact
sprain
• frotwar (n)
• fular (n)
mortar-board, wooden trowel
scarf
• frwa (n)
• fulaws (n)
cold
full house (esp. in cards)
• frwad (azek)
• fule (n)
1. frigid
2. icy (esp. of a person) a fat person

• frwader (n) • fule (azek)

coldness 1. sprained
2. plump, fat
• frwas (v)Variation(s): frwase
• fulfrenn (n)
to hurt, to offend
good friend
• fu (v)
• fulir (n)
to throw, fu sa dan enn kwin = get that out of
the way sprain

• fu (n)
 • fulkan (int)Variation(s): futlekan, 1. fork
fumalkan, futemalkan 2. pitchfork
clear off, get the devil out of here • furset (v)Variation(s): fursete
• fulskap (n) to fork (esp. of agricultural work)
foolscap • fursetaz (n)
• fungpaw (n) forking (esp. in agriculture)
envelope containing money offered to • fusi (n)
children for spring festival scythe, sickle
• fupamal (azek) • fut (v)
careless to damn
• fur (n) • futan (n)
1. oven a rude, cheeky action
2. charcoal-furnace
• futan (azek)
• fur (v)Variation(s): fure
1. sarcastic
to fill, pin fure = sandwich 2. rude, insolent
• furaso (n) • futborl (n)
lime-kiln football, soccer
• furmi (n) • futborler (n)
ant, furmi ruz = red ant footballer, football player
• furnez (n) • futer (n)
nosy-parker abettor, favourer, fomenter, futer dezord =
• furnez (azek) one who always creates trouble
nosy • futi (v)
• furni (v) to succeed, pa futi = cannot
to supply • futi (azek)
• furniser (n) unsuccessful
supplier • futing (n)
• furnitir (v) walking
1. supply • futnot (n)
2. equipment foot-note
3. fittings
• futu (eks)
• furs (n)
my god!
pitchfork
2. a y-shaped branch • fuy (v)Variation(s): fuye

• furset (n) 1. to dig

2. to feel in one`s pockets
3. to pry into, to probe 1. proud
4. to conduct a search 2. haughty, stand-off-ish, fer so fyer = to
swank
• fuyapin (n)Variation(s): friyapin,
fuyapen, friyapen • fyerman (adv)
bread-fruit proudly, arrogantly, haughtily
• fuzer (n) • fyerte (n)
fern pride, haughtiness, arrogance
• fwa (n) • fyol (n)
times, sak fwa sak fwa = again and again phial, flask
• fwadmori (n)
cod-liver oil
• fware (v)
to be a flop • gabardinn (n)
• fware (azek) 1. gabardine
2. kind of jacket
1. failed
2. crooked (esp. of a tool) • gabardinn (azek)
• fwet (n) made of gabardine
1. whip • gabari (n)
2. first-rater 1. stature, calibre
• fwet (v)Variation(s): fwete 2. kind of tool, outline made of metal
1. to whip, to last • gablu (n)
2. to flog policeman
3. to beat, to patter (esp. of rain)
• gabzi (n)
• fwir (v)
blunder, serious error
to elude
• gaf (n)
• fwit (n)
1. blunder, howler
1. leakage 2. gaff, hook, fer enn gaf = to drop a brick
2. puncture
• gaga (n)
• fye (v)
stutterer
1. to rely on
2. to depend upon • gaga (azek)

• fyel (n) stuttering

1. gall bladder • gajak (n)

2. guts snack
• fyer (azek) • gajak (azek)
easy
• gajets (n)
gadjets • galimatya (n)
• gal (v)Variation(s): gale muddle, mess
to punt • galon (n)
• gal (n) 1. gallon
2. a petrol can containing one gallon
punting pole
3. galloon, braid
• galaksi (n)
• galone (n)
galaxy
to be promoted
• galaktik (azek)
• galup (v)Variation(s): galupe
galactic
to run, to hurry, galup isi galup laba = to run
• galan (n) around doing chores, to waste time running
1. ladykiller, flirt about
2. lover • galvaniz (v)Variation(s): galvanize
• gale (azek) to galvanize
covered in boils or scabs ros gale = round • galvanize (azek)
river rocks
galvanised
• galer (n)
• galwa (azek)
plane
Welsh
• galer (v)Variation(s): galere
• gamat (n)
to plane
1. party on the eve of a wedding
• galeri (n) 2. amusement, feast, party
1. gallery in theatre, cinema, parliament • gamel (n)
2. art gallery
messing
• galet (n)
• gana (n)
broad thin bread
1. fool
• galet-manyok (n) 2. old fashioned country-bumpkin
a thin flat cake made of manioc • ganas (v)Variation(s): ganase
• galfat (v)Variation(s): galfate 1. to blunder, to bungle
1. to fill cracks in pirogue with tarred string, 2. to drivel, to twaddle
to caulk • ganase (azek)
2. to make a bad job of it
shuddering, lekor ganase = got the shudders
3. to work wastefully
• ganaso (n)
• galfataz (n)
silly clot
1. caulking
2. a shoddy piece of work • gandol (n)
• gali-gali (n) edge of the road, dan gandol = off the edge of
the road, bred gandol = kind of edible leaves
sorcery, fer gali-gali dibwa rape = to do
sorcery • gandya (n)
marijuana mudguard
• ganga (n) • gardening (n)
country-bumpkin gardening
• ganga (azek) • gardennparti (n)
simple, stupid garden party
• gangasnan (n) • gardinaz (n)
festival celebrated at sea watching over
• gans (n)Variation(s): ganz • gardkor (n)
braid body-guard
• gante (azek) • gardlamer (n)
wearing one`s gloves fisheries department
• garan (n) • gardmalad (n)
one who signs as one`s guarantee nurse, attendant
• garanti (v) • gardmanze (n)
to guarantee, to promise, to assure food-container
• garanti (n) • gardpesri (n)
guarantee, guaranty Fisheries Department Official
• garatwa (eks) • gardprizon (n)
watch your step! warder, wardress, prison guard
• garaz (n) • gardri (n)
1. garage, mechanical workshop day-nursery
2. sugar estate`s workshop • gardrob (n)
• garazot (int) wardrobe
watch out, all of you! • gardrum (n)
• gard (n) 1. Fisheries Department Room
1. policeman, cop 2. Police gate-house
2. a bet in tarrot pack • gardyin (v)Variation(s): gardyen
• gard (v)Variation(s): garde to keep, to watch over, to guard
1. to keep, to. reserve, to store, to preserve
• gardyin (n)Variation(s): gardyen
2. to lay up, to save
3. to keep a woman without marrying her watchman, keeper

• gard forestye (n) • gardyin-kanpman (n)Variation(s):

gardyen-kanpman
forester
caretaker of a sea-side dwelling
• gardbaton (n)
• gardyin-lamer (n)Variation(s):
policeman who carries a baton gardyen-lamer
• gardbu (n)
Fishries Department Official • gastrik (azek)
• gardyin-sase (n) gastric
game-keeper • gastrit (n)
• gargariz (v)Variation(s): gargarize gastritis
1. to gargle • gastroanterit (n)
2. to talk nonsense gastro-enteritis
• gargot (n) • gastronom (n)
old tumble-down house gastronome
• gargulet (n) • gastronomi (n)
goglet, gugglet, water-jug, gargulet kase = to gastronomy
weep, to shed tears, guyav gargulet = species
of guava • gat (v)Variation(s): gate

• garni (n) 1. to spoil, to mar, to ruin

2. to decay, to rot
fibre washer 3. to corrupt, to debauch, gat menaz = to
• garni (v) break up a home, gat zami = to be no longer
friends, to be on bad term
1. to furnish, to stock
2. to garnish, to ornament, to trim • gate (n)
3. to fill dear, sweetheart, honey, fer gate koko = to
• garniser (n) cuddle
trimmer, upholsterer • gate (azek)
• garnitir (n) 1. spoilt, damaged, tainted, marred, ruined
2. decayed (esp. of teeth)
padding, upholstery
3. rotten (esp. of egg, cloth)
• garson (n) 4. corrupted, debauched
1. boy, lad • gato (n)
2. son, my son
1. cake
3. waiter garot, garote / to bandage
2. any confection, gato franse = oven-baked
• gas (n) cakes, gato mari = cake for religious
a kind of sea-bird services, gato maryaz = wedding

• gaspin (n)Variation(s): gaspen • gav (v)Variation(s): gave

it`s no good! to cram, to stuff, to gorge (esp. with food)

• gaspiy (v)Variation(s): gaspiye • gayar (azek)

to waste, to squander, to fritter away lively, jovial, without a care in the world

• gaspiyaz (n) • gayn (v)Variation(s): gayne

waste, squandering 1. to earn

2. to get, to obtain, to acquire
• gaspiyer (n)
3. to gain. to profit
spendthrift, squanderer 4. to win
5. to have (esp. of a baby), ki to gayne? = to cry, to wail, to whine, to weep
what`s the matter?, gayn fre, so, per • gelar (n & azek)
• gaynan (n)
one who cries easily, cry-baby
1. winning • geldelu (n)
2. winner
snap-dragon
• gaynpin (n)Variation(s): gaynpen
• gelpave (n)
source of revenue
species of fish
• gaz (n)
• gembling (n)
1. flatulence, fart
2. gas gambling
3. fizz, effervescence • geng (n)
4. tear-gas, asphyxiating-gas, poison-gas
gang, geng laburer = group of 24 labourers
5. wage, wage-scale
6. gauze bandage, gayn gaz ar kikenn = to be • gengster (n)
bored to tears by someone gangster
• gazal (azek) • genn (n)
ghazal, kind of song corset
• gaze (azek) • genon (n)
1. aerated, effervescent, fizzy she-donkey
2. flatulent, windy
• geri (v)
• gazel (n)
1. to heal, to cure
gazelle 2. to recover, to get better
• gazez (azek) • geri (azek)
aerated, effervescent, fizzy, bwason gazez = healed, cured
mineral water
• geridon (n)
• gazon (n)
small round table
1. grass
• gerila (n)
2. lawn
guerilla, gerila irbin = urban guerilla
• gazonn (v)Variation(s): gazone
• gerisab (azek)
planted with grass, to turf
curable
• gazuy (v)Variation(s): gazuye
• geriser (n)
1. to chirp, to warble, to twitter
2. to prattle, to babble, lapo kabri gazuye = to faith-curer, faith-healer. quack
beat the drum, gazuye kuma enn peroke = to • gerizon (n)
talk too much
recovery, healing, cure
• ge (azek)
• gerlfrenn (n)
cheerful, joyous, happy, enjoy
girl-friend
• gel (v)Variation(s): gele
• gerye (n & azek)
1. warrior, fighter • gilti (n)
2. pugnacious, warlike, enn fim gerye = a war hand-made filter of marijuana joint
film
• gilti (azek)
• gestaws (n)
found guilty in court
guest house
• gin (n)Variation(s): gen
• get (v)Variation(s): gete
1. gain
1. to look at, to watch 2. personal advantage, pu so prop gin = for
2. to see his personal gain
3. to consider, to look into
4. to consider as, to look upon as • ginda (n)Variation(s): genda
5. to mind, to heed marigold
6. to look after, get traver = to give a dirty
• gines (n)
look, getapan (n)
brown ale
ambush, snare, trap
• ginn (n)
• geto (n)
nausea
enclave, isolation, dan enn geto kominal =
isolated into one community • gipir (n)

• getugeza (n) cloth decoration sewn on to clothing

get-together, social gathering (esp. at social • girni (n)

centre) gold sovereign
• geyt (n) • gise (n)
gate booking office, ticket office, pu
• gid (n) zwe gise ferme = to play a match when the
audience is banned
1. guide
2. girl-guide • gitaris (n)

• gid (v)Variation(s): gide guitarist, guitar-player

to guide, to lead • giyotinn (n)

• gidigidi (v) guillotine

1. to tickle • giyotinn (v)Variation(s): giyotine

2. to be ticklish to guillotine
• gidigidi (n) • gladyater (n)
tickle gladiator
• gidon (n) • glanaz (n)
1. handle bars of a bicycle gleaning, picking-up what`s left
2. steering wheel (esp. of a car)
• glann (v)Variation(s): glane
• gilas (n)
to glean, to pick up what has been left
tumbler made of stainless steel, aluminium or
• glann (n)
copper
1. tumour entire, in the aggregate, enn som global = a
2. gland lump sum
3. swollen gland • globalman (adv)
• glas (v)Variation(s): glase entirely, in the aggregate, in a lump
1. to ice, to chill, li glas mo disan, li fer mo • globil (n)
disan glase = it makes my blood freeze
2. to glaze, to gloss globule, globil ruz = red cells, globil blan =
3. a foul involving stopping football while white cells
another player is kicking it • glorifye (v)
• glase (azek) to glorify, to honour
1. iced, cold 2. to boast
2. biting, freezing • gluglu (n)
3. glazed, glossy
gurgling, fer gluglu = to gurgle
• glason (n)
• glwar (n)
ice, glason rape = grated, flavoured ice on a
glory
stick
• go (eks)
• glayel (n)
go; (after `take your marks`)
gladiolus
• gob (v)Variation(s): gobe
• gler (n)
1. to catch
glair, gler servikal = cervical glair
2. to swallow down, to believe
• glez (azek) easily, gob mus = to moon about, yawn a lot
of clay, later glez = clay • gob (n)
• glian (azek) a mouthful
sticky, slimy, gluey • goberz (v)Variation(s): goberze
• glikoz (n) to eat, to feed oneself
glucose • goble (n)
• glis (v)Variation(s): glise mug
to slip, to slide, glis li larzan = to bribe • godam (n)
• glisan (azek) warehouse, store
1. slippery • gode (azek)
2. ticklish, delicate, hazardous
on one`s lap
• gliserinn (n)
• godon (n)
glycerine
small spare room
• glob (n)
• gof (n)
electric-light bulb
crunchy cake made of flour and s ugar
• global (azek)
• gofre (azek)
puffed (esp. of sleeve)
 • gogi (n) • gonaz (n)
gunny or plastic bag used temporarily as odd bits of food
shelter against rain
• gondol (v)Variation(s): gondole
• gognar (v)Variation(s): gognarde to warp, to be warped
to scoff, to mock, to jeer, to banter, to chuff • gondole (azek)
• gogot (n) warped
1. penis • gonfle (v)
2. stupid prick!
1. to inflate, to pump up
• goldfis (n) 2. to swell
a kind of fish 3. to puff up, to bloat
• golet (n) • gonfleman (n)
1. bamboo stick action of inflating, pumping, blowing up
2. 10 feet (french feet = 13 • gong (n)
inches), golet latrenn = outrigger
gong
• golf (n)
• goni (n)Variation(s): guni
1. golf
2. gulf, zwe golf = to play golf 1. sack, potato bag
2. gunny, hemp, jute
• golgote (v)
• gonore (n)
to wander
gonorrhoea
• golmal (azek)
• gopya (n & azek)
all wrong, untidy, crooked
fool, booby
• golwa (azek)
• gor (v)Variation(s): gore
Gallic
1. to copy, to plagiarize
• gom (v)Variation(s): gome 2. to cheat
1. to erase, to rub out • gorer (n)
2. to put gum on developed offset-plates
copyist, plagiarist
• gom (n)Variation(s): gomelastik
• goril (n)
rubber, eraser
1. gorilla
• gomon (n) 2. bruiser
1. sea-weed • gorl (n)
2. moss, algae
3. a no-good, a blunderer, gomon de pus lor goal
lekor = filthy, gomon diten = kind of sea-weed • gorli (n)
• gon (n) goalkeeper (esp. in football)
1. hinge • gorz (n)
2. quiet oaf
gorge
3. rice-eating insect
• gorze (n)
gulp, draught, sip • gra (azek)
• gos (n) 1. fat, fleshy, fatty, corpulent, obese
2. greasy, oily, slimy
1. left-hand side
3. clayey, rich (esp. of land, soil)
2. left (esp. in boxing)
4. thick (esp. of ink, paint cement)
• gos (azek) 5. thankless, unappreciative, to tro gra = you
1. left have too muc
2. clumsy, awkward, bashful, blundering • grabo (n)
3. left-wing (esp. in politics)
small rocks
• gosar (n & azek)
• grad (n)
left-handed, left-handed person
grade, rank, grad monte, mont angrad = to be
• goslo (n) promoted
go-slow, work-to-rule • gradin (n)Variation(s): graden
• gospel (n) tier
1. gospel • gradub (n & azek)
2. gospel studies
a very fat person
• gosri (n)
• gradyan (n)
clumsiness, awkwardness, bashfulness,
gradient
blunder
• gradye (n)
• gota (n & azek)
graduate
undamaged nut
• gradye (azek)
• gotik (azek)
gradual
gothic
• gradyel (azek)
• gotni (n)
gradual
the mothers of two spouses
• gradyelman (adv)
• govinndenn (n)
gradually, progressively
religious festival
• graf (n)
• goyav (n)Variation(s): guyav
graph, kaye graf = graph book
1. guava
2. fool, • gram (n)
idiot, goyav desinn, goyav gargolet, goyav de 1. split pea
frans, goyav de lenn = kinds of guava 2. gramme
• goyavye (n) • gramatin (n)Variation(s): gramaten
a guava tree early morning, sunrise
• gozye (n) • gramer (n)
throat, gullet 1. grandmother, granny
• gra (n) 2. grammar
3. grammar book
fat (esp. of meat)
 • gramo (n)Variation(s): gramofonn type of jib
gramophone • granfon (n)
• gran (azek) deep sea
1. tall, big, grown-up, full-grown • granile (azek)
2. great, influential, important granulated, kafe granile = granulated coffee
3. old
4. spacious, capacious • granit (n)
5. large, big, gran lagel = loud granite
mouth, gran ledo = a g
• granmama (n)
• gran-dimunn (n)Variation(s): gran-
grandmother
paran
• granmersi (int)
1. grand parents
2. an old person thank God!
3. a respectable person • grann-rut (n)
4. ancestors
main road, high road
• gran-frer (n)
• granper (n)Variation(s): granpapa
elder brother
grandfather
• gran-koko (n)
• granser (n)
a learned person, very brilliant person
elder sister
• gran-madam (n.f)
• gransoz (n)
domestic workers` chief employer
as in, pa gransoz =
• gran-mal (n) unimportant, pena gransoz ladan = it is of
1. epilepsy minor importance
2. sorcery • grap (n)
• gran-misye (n) bunch, cluster
big boss • grapin (n)Variation(s): grapen
• grander (n) 1. 3-pronged hook (esp. attached to rope)
1. height, stature 2. claws, met grapin = to claw
2. size, extent, expanse, foli grander = • gras (n)
delusions of grandeur
pardon, forgiveness, indulgence,
• grandi (v) mercy, dimann gras = to ask pardon of, to call
1. to grow, to grow up for quarter, grasgras-a = thanks to
2. to enlarge • grasye (v)
• grandvwal (n) to pardon, to reprieve to pity
mainsail • grat (n & azek)
• grandyoz (azek) scraper, commonly used in gardening, enn
grandiose plim grat, enn bek grat = a scratchy pen, a
scratchy nib
• granfog (n)
 • grat (v)Variation(s): grate • graver (n)
1. to scratch engraver
2. to scrape, to scale (esp. of fish)
• gravir (n)
3. to rake
4. to eliminate, to reject picture, illustration
5. to write, grate pintire = to scrub and to • gravite (n)
dress oneself, mo grate, mo
1. force of gravity
• grataz (n) 2. gravity, seriousness
weeding • gravman (adv)
• grater-kann (n) seriously
labourer • gravye (n)
• gratifikasyon (n) gravel
gratuity • grawnflor (n)
• gratin (n)Variation(s): graten ground floor
mashed vegetable dish cooked in oven • grawnrays (n)
• gratis (adv) ground rice
free of cost, gratis • graynder (n)
• gratitid (n) grinder
gratitude • gref (n)
• gratiyne (azek) graft
to scratch • gref (v)Variation(s): grefe
• gratman (n) to graft
scratching • grefe (azek)
• gratpapye (n) grafted
scribbler, pen-pusher • grefye (n)
• gratsyel (n) 1. official who notes down proceedings in
sky-scraper court or civil status office
2. one who grafts plants
• gratwit (azek)
• grek (n)
free (of charge)
Greek, Greek language
• gratwitman (adv)
• grek (azek)
free of charge
Greek, Grecian, koz grek = to talk while
• grav (v)Variation(s): grave others fail to understand
1. to engrave, to grave • grena (azek)
2. to impress, to imprint
garnet-red
• grav (azek)
• grenad (n)
serious, dangerous
1. pomegranate • grevis (n)
2. grenade striker, grevis lafin = hunger striker
• grenad (n)
• grey (v)Variation(s): greye
Grenada 1. to smooth the walls before painting
• grenadinn (n) 2. to dent walls before plastering
passion fruit, grenadinn kari = gourd-like • gri (azek)
vegetable grey, papye gri = brown paper
• grenadye (n) • grif (v)Variation(s): grife
1. pomegranate-tree to claw, to scratch
2. grenadier
• grif (n)
• grener (n)
1. claw
1. one who has gone down socially 2. hook on a line for lifting fish-traps
2. very poor
• grifonn (v)Variation(s): grifone
• grenn (n)
to scrawl, to scribble
testicles
• grigri (n)
• grenn (v)Variation(s): grene
sorcery, witchcraft
1. to fall from the stalk, to shake (esp. of
leaves, fruit) from a tree • grimas (n)
2. to go to the dogs, so seve pe grene = he is 1. grimace, funny-face
going bald, grenn so ledan = to punch his teet 2. odds and ends, fer grimas = to make faces
• grenuy (n)Variation(s): grenwi at, to mess about

frog • grimase (v)

• grenye (n) to make faces at

granary • grin (n)Variation(s): gren

• greo (n) 1. grain, berry

2. bit, particle
semola, semolina 3. light rainfall
• grepfrut (n) 4. fit (esp. of anger, bad-temper), gro-grin =
coarse, grin dorz = gutter (esp.
grape-fruit
• grinblan (n)Variation(s): grenblan
• gres (v)Variation(s): grese
heavy rain at sea
to grease, to make greasy, to oil, to lubricate
• grinlapli (n)Variation(s): grenlapli
• gresaz (n)
light shower
greasing, oiling, lubrication
• grinp (v)Variation(s): grinpe, grenp,
• greser (n)
grenpe
grease-gun
1. to climb, to clamber up
• grevi (n) 2. to creep up
gravy • grinper (n)Variation(s): grenper
good at hill-climbing • grofey (n)
• grins (v)Variation(s): grinse, grens, kind of bush used as fodder
grense
• grofey (azek)
1. to grind, to grate, to gnash poor quality (esp. of marijuana)
2. to be angry, irritable, grins ledan = gnash
one`s teeth • grofil (azek)

• grinsek (n)Variation(s): grensek coarse-grained

dried pulses • grog (n)

• grinsman (n)Variation(s): grensman 1. one spirit-measure (approx. 1/16 of a

bottle), one tot
grinding, grating, gnashing 2. a drink (esp. of rhum)
• gripe (azek) • groge (v)
ill with influenza to drink, to tope
• griy (v)Variation(s): griye • grogrenn (n)
1. to grill, to broil hernia, hydrocoele
2. to toast (esp. of bread)
3. to fire, to shoot • grogrin (azek)Variation(s): grogren
4. to finish a work in haste coarse-grained
• griyad (n) • grokay (n)
grilling, broiling mile, grokay = kind of mullet
• griyaz (n) • groker (azek)
wire-lattice jealous, envious
• griynot (v)Variation(s): griynote • grolani (n)
to gnaw, to nibble aniseed
• grize (azek) • grolizye (azek)
slightly drunk greedy, grasping
• gro (azek) • gromo (n)
1. big, large, bulky swear word
2. thick
• gronaz (n)Variation(s): gonaz
3. swollen
4. gruff, rough, leker gro = to be deeply odds and ends of food
affected, gro palto = a big knob, gro li • gropalto (n)
• groble (azek) big knob
dark blue • gropumon (azek)
• grodan (n) jealous, envious
molar • gropwa (n)
• grodisel (n) butter bean
unrefined salt • groras (azek)
hereditarily big-built 1. grunt
2. groan, grumble, growl
• gros (n)
• groyn (v)Variation(s): groyne
gross, 144
1. to grunt
• gros (azek)
2. to groan, to grumble, to growl
pregnant
• groynon (n & azek)
• groser (n)
grimbler, growler, grumbling, growling
1. size, bulk
• grozo (azek)
2. bigness, largeness, hugeness
3. swelling, tumour, lump big-built
• groses (n) • grup (n)
pregnancy 1. group, party
2. unit
• grosi (v)
• grup (v)Variation(s): grupe
1. to make bigger, to grow bigger
2. to swell 1. to group, to gather, to unite
2. to crowd
• grosis (n)
• grupman (n)
wholesaler
grouping
• grosomodo (adv)
• gu (n)
summarily
1. taste, savour, smack
• grostet (n)
2. liking, inclination, sakenn so gu = tastes
1. setback, disappointment, differ
blow, gayn grostet = to be disconcerted
• gudri (n)
2. kind of fish, also called kapitenn grostet
old rags
• grosye (azek)
• gudrinn (n)
1. rough, unmannerly
2. abusive, enn travay grosye = shoddy work mattress or blanket made of old rags
• grosyerman (adv) • gudron (n)
1. roughly pitch, tar
2. abusively • gudwil (n)
3. clumsily
rum
• grosyerte (n)
• gujrati (n & azek)
swear-word
gujerati
• grovant (azek)
• gulabjamunn (n)
pregnant
sweet cake
• grover (azek)
• gulafur (n)
dark green
opium hooker
• groyman (n)
• gulag (n)
goulag tool used for bending iron
• gulagula (n) • gurjann (n)
sweet round cake kind of timber
• gulagula (v) • gurman (n)
to gargle greedy-pig
• guli (n) • gurman (azek)
guli kann = internode in cane, guli dannta = a greedy
game with sticks • gurmandiz (n)
• gunga (n & azek) greediness
dumb • gus (n)
• gunga (azek)Variation(s): gungi 1. skein
1. dumb 2. bribe
2. silly • gut (n)
• gungat (n)
1. drop, drip
veil 2. gout
• gungru (n) • gut (v)Variation(s): gute
little bells worn around ankles (esp. for 1. to taste
dancing) 2. to feel, to experience
• guni (n)Variation(s): goni • gutyer (n)
1. sack, gunny bag leak (esp. in the roof)
2. gunny • guvern (v)Variation(s): guverne
• gunn (n) 1. to govern, to rule
a festival 2. to command, to direct
3. to steer (esp. of a boat)
• gunu-gunu (n)
• guvernay (n)
small red worm used as bait
rudder, helm
• gupi (n)
• guverner (n)
securing pin
governor
• guraku (n)
• guvernman (n)
pipe for smoking marijuana and other drugs
government
• guramye (n)
• guyav (n)Variation(s): goyav
kind of fish
1. guava
• gurd (n)
2. fool, idiot
gourd for carrying drinking water
• gwaf (n)
• gurdin (n)Variation(s): gurden
a hook used to embark large fish
club, stick
• gwano (n)
• gurguri (n)
guano • hawann (n)Variation(s): awann
• gwelet (n) non-specific religious service usually at one`s
home
2-mast boat
• hawannkunn (n)
metal fire-box for burning wood
• Hawayen (n & azek)Variation(s):
Hawayin
• hagniketinnkam (adv)
Hawaiian
in a roundabout way
• hawzing (n)
• hais (eks)
Ministry of Housing
go! get moving!
• hay (eks)
• haj (n)
1. hello! hi!
religious gathering at Mecca 2. oh dear!
• haji (n.m) • hedboy (n)
one who has been to Mecca head-boy
• hajyann (n.f) • hedgerl (n)
one who has been to Mecca head-girl
• halal (n & azek) • hedmarster (n)
food duly prepared according to religious headmaster
rules
• hedmistress (n)
• haldi (n)Variation(s): aldi
head-mistress
religious ceremony preceeding a wedding
• hinndi (n)
• halwa (n)
hindi language
halwa, sweet cake
• hinnditicher (n)
• hapiberfde (eks)
hindi teacher
happy birthday
• hinndu (n)
• har (n)
1. one of hindu faith
garland 2. hindi religion
• harakiri (n) • ho! (eks)
commit suicide in disgrace stop! halt!
• haribap (eks) • holi (n)
too much! religious festival
• harl (eks) • holisela (n)
good grief crowd celebrating holi
• Hawai (n) • honimunn (n)
Hawaii honey-moon
 • horl (n) idealist
hall • idealis (azek)
• horm (n) idealistic
home, li pe zwe hom = he is playing home • idol (n)
• horni (n)Variation(s): orni idol
scarf, shawl • idroelektrik (azek)
hydro-electric
• idrolik (azek)
hydraulic
• ibernasyon (n) • idrozenn (n)
hibernation hydrogen
• ibiskis (n) • idulfit (n)
kind of flower religious festival
• iblo (n) • idyo (n)
port-hole idiot
• ibrid (n & azek) • Ieksplwatasyon (n)Variation(s):
eksplwatasyon
hybrid
exploitation
• ibu (n)
• ikranyin (n)
owl
Ukrainian
• id (n)
• iks (n)
1. Id
2. religious festival letter x
• id (n) • iks (azek)
identification (esp. in parade) viza iks, fim iks X certificate imposed on
films, plays and television programme felt
• idantifye (v)
unsuitable for people under 18
to identify
• ilegal (azek)
• idantik (azek)
illegal
identical
• iletre (n & azek)
• idantite (n)
1. illiterate
identity 2. uneducated
• ideal (azek) • ilezitim (azek)
ideal illegitimate
• ideal (n) • iliminasyon (n)
appropriate, ideal lights
• idealis (n) • iliminn (v)Variation(s): ilimine
to illuminate imaginary
• ilisit (azek) • imazinn (v)Variation(s): imazine
illicit (esp. of rhura) to imagine, to conceive of
• ilistrasyon (n) • imedyat (azek)
illustration immediate, swin imedyat = immediate
medical attention
• ilistre (v)
• imedyatman (adv)
to illustrate
immediately
• ilizib (azek)
• imid (azek)
illegible
damp, wet
• ilizyon (n)
• imigran (n)
illusions
1. immigrant
• ilozik (azek)
2. indentured labourer
illogical
• imigrasyon (n)
• ilser (n)
immigration section at airport
ulcer
• imigre (v)
• iltimatum (n)
to immigrate
ultimatum
• imilyasyon (n)
• iltra (azek)
humiliation
going beyond the bounds of moderation
• imilye (v)
• iltrasonik (azek)
1. to humiliate
ultrasonic 2. to be humiliated
• iltravyolet (n) • imilye (azek)
ultraviolet rays humiliated
• ilwa (n) • imin (n)Variation(s): imen
1. islander human being
2. Diego Garcian
• imin (azek)Variation(s): imen
• imam (n)
human
imam, priest
• iminize (azek)
• imans (azek)
immunised
immense, huge, colossal
• imit (v)Variation(s): imite
• imatyur (azek)
1. to imitate, to copy
immature 2. to impersonate, mimic, to take off
• imaze (azek) • imitasyon (n)
with many images in it 1. imitation
• imaziner (azek) 2. false (jewelry, leather, whisky)
 • imligontay (n) persona non grata
ceremony before wedding • indezirab (azek)Variation(s):
endezirab
• imoral (azek)
undesirable, unwelcome
immoral
• indik (v)Variation(s): indike, endik,
• imoralite (n)
endike
immorality
to indicate, to show, to announce
• imortel (azek)
• indisipline (azek)Variation(s):
permanent, immortal endisipline
• inadmisib (azek) undisciplined
inadmissible • indiskre (n)Variation(s): endiskre
• inakseptab (azek) untrustworthy person, indiscreet person
inacceptable • indiskre (azek)Variation(s): endiskre
• inaktif (azek) indiscreet
inactive, dormant (esp. of a club) • indispoze (azek)Variation(s):
• inatandi (azek) endispoze

unexpected 1. unwell
2. menstruating
• inbarab (azek)Variation(s): enbarab
• indistriyalizasyon (n)Variation(s):
unavoidable, inevitable
endistriyalizasyon
• inbatab (azek)Variation(s): enbatab
industrialisation
invincible
• indistriyel (n)Variation(s): endistriyel
• inbesil (n)Variation(s): enbesil
industrialist
idiot
• indistriyel (azek)Variation(s):
• indeks (n)Variation(s): endeks endistriyel
index industrial, zonn indistriyel = industrial zone
• indenmite (n)Variation(s): endennite • individyalis (n)Variation(s):
compensation endividyalis

• indepandaman (prep)Variation(s): individualist

endepandaman • individyalis (azek)Variation(s):
despite endividyalis

• indepandan (azek)Variation(s): 1. selfish

endepandan 2. individualist

independent • individyalite (n)Variation(s):

endividyalite
• indesan (azek)Variation(s): endesan
individuality
indecent, improper
• individyel (n)Variation(s): endividyel
• indezirab (n)Variation(s): endezirab
bus owned by an individual and not by a nurse
company • inferyer (azek)Variation(s): enferyer
• individyel (azek)Variation(s):
1. inferior
endividyel 2. low, lower than
1. individual • inferyorite (n)Variation(s): enferyorite
2. private
inferiority
• indiyn (azek)Variation(s): endiyn
• infeste (azek)Variation(s): enleste
below one`s own standards, unworthy
infested
• indizenn (n)Variation(s): endizenn
• infidel (n)Variation(s): enfidel
indigenous person
non-believer
• indizenn (azek)Variation(s): endizenn
• infini (n)Variation(s): enfini
indigenous
infinity
• indizesyon (n)Variation(s): endizesyon
• infini (azek)Variation(s): enfini
indigestion
infinite
• indu (n & azek)Variation(s): endu
• infirm (n)Variation(s): enfirm
hindu
invalid, cripple
• indyin (n)Variation(s): endyen
• infirm (azek)Variation(s): enfirm
Indo-mauritian
infirm, crippled
• indyin (azek)Variation(s): endyen
• infirmite (n)Variation(s): enfirmite
indian
1. infirmity
• ine (azek) 2. physical disability
inborn, innate • infiz (v)Variation(s): infize, enfiz,
• infarktis (n)Variation(s): enfarktis enfize
heart attack to infuse
• infayib (azek)Variation(s): enfayib • infliyan (azek)Variation(s): enfliyan
infallible influential
• infeksyon (n)Variation(s): enfeksyon • inflyans (v)Variation(s): enflyanse,
enflyans, enflyanse
infection, infeksyon zansiv = gingivitis
to influence, to persuade, to urge
• infekte (v)Variation(s): enfekte
• inflyanse (azek)Variation(s): enflyanse
to contaminate, to infect
influenced
• infekte (azek)Variation(s): enfekte
• inform (v)Variation(s): informe,
infected
enform, enforme
• infermye (n)Variation(s): enfermye
1. to tell, to inform
male nurse 2. to inquire
• infermyer (n)Variation(s): enfermyer • informater (n)Variation(s): enfornater
informer, spy incantation, prayers sung
• informe (azek)Variation(s): enforme • inkapab (n)Variation(s): enkapab
informed useless person
• ingra (n & azek)Variation(s): engra • inkapab (azek)Variation(s): enkapab
ungrateful incapable
• ingredyan (n)Variation(s): engredyan • inkapasite (n)Variation(s): enkapasite
ingredients inability
• inguvernab (azek)Variation(s): • inkarn (v)Variation(s): inkarne,
enguvernab enkarn, enkarne
impossible to govern 1. to live in
2. to give a living example
• ini (azek)
• inkarnasyon (n)Variation(s):
1. united, harmonious
enkarnasyon
2. plain (esp. latwal ini, rob ini)
1. incarnation
• inibisyon (n)
2. living example
inhibition
• inkasab (azek)Variation(s): enkasab
• iniform (azek)
1. unbreakable
unvarying the same (esp. of pri iniform) 2. made of plastic (esp. comb, mug)
• inimen (azek)Variation(s): inimin • inkibasyon (n)Variation(s):
inhuman enkibasyon

• inisyal (v)Variation(s): inisyale incubation

to initial • inkibater (n)Variation(s): enkibater

• inisyal (n) incubator

initials • inkilke (v)Variation(s): enkilke

• inisyal (azek) to inculcate, to teach by repetition

first, original • inkirab (azek)Variation(s): enkirab

• inisye (v) incurable

to initiate • inklasifyab (azek)Variation(s):

enklasifyab
• initil (azek)
unclassifiable
useless
• inkleman (azek)Variation(s):
• iniversel (azek)
enkleman
general, generally accepted
inclement
• inkalkilab (azek)Variation(s):
• inkli (azek)Variation(s): enkli
enkalkilab
included
many, over-countable
• inkline (azek)Variation(s): enkline
• inkantantasyon (n)Variation(s):
enkantantasyon leaning, slanting, inclining
 • inklir (v)Variation(s): enklir unimaginable, impossible
to include • inkonsistan (azek)Variation(s):
enkonsistan
• inkoeran (azek)Variation(s): enkoeran
changeable, inconsistent
incoherent, muddled
• inkonsolab (azek)Variation(s):
• inkondisyonel (n)Variation(s):
enkonsolab
enkondisyonel
inconsolable
fanatic
• inkonstan (azek)Variation(s):
• inkondisyonel (azek)Variation(s):
enkonstan
enkondisyonel
1. unfaithful
unconditional, fanatical
2. inconsistent
• inkonfortab (azek)Variation(s):
• inkonsyan (azek)Variation(s):
enkonfortab
enkonsyan
uncomfortable
oblivious
• inkoni (n)Variation(s): onkoni
• inkonsyans (n)Variation(s):
unknown person enkonsyans
• inkoni (azek)Variation(s): enkoni oblivious-ness
unknown • inkontestab (azek)Variation(s):
• inkonparab (azek)Variation(s): enkontestab
enkonparab the best
the finest, best, incomparable • inkontrolab (azek)Variation(s):
• inkonpatib (azek)Variation(s): enkontrolab
enkonpatib in-controllable
incompatible, not matching • inkonvenyans (n)Variation(s):
• inkonpetan (azek)Variation(s): enkonvenyans
enkonpetan bother, inconvenience
incompetent, stupid • inkoriptib (azek)Variation(s):
• inkonpetens (n)Variation(s): enkoriptib
enkonpetans incorruptible
incompetence, maladministration • inkorizib (n)Variation(s): enkorizib
• inkonple (azek)Variation(s): enkonple hopeless case, one set in bad ways
incomplete, with parts missing, unfinished • inkorizib (azek)Variation(s): enkorizib
• inkonpreansib (azek)Variation(s): without hope, hopeless
enkonpreansib
• inkorpore (azek)Variation(s):
incomprehensible, cannot be understood, enkorpore
deciphered
incorporated, included in
• inkonsevab (azek)Variation(s):
• inkrwayab (azek)Variation(s):
enkonsevab
enkrwayab
unbelievable innocent person, a very young child
• inkye (azek)Variation(s): enkye • inosan (azek)
worried, anxious innocent, guiltless
• inkyetan (azek)Variation(s): enkyetan • inov (v)Variation(s): inove
worrying, disturbing to innovate
• inn (v) • inovasyon (n)
has, inn ale = has gone, inn vini = has come innovation
• inn (azek) • inpansab (azek)Variation(s): enpansab
jailed not to be contemplated, unimaginable
• inndi (n) • inpardonab (azek)Variation(s):
enpardonab
hindi
unforgivable
• inndustani (n)
• inparsyal (azek)Variation(s): enparsyal
hindustani, fim inndustani = indian film
impartial
• innkomtaks (n)
• inpasab (azek)Variation(s): enpasab
income tax
1. impassable blocked
• innkrement (n)
2. unacceptable, must be rejected
wage increment
• inpasyan (azek)Variation(s): enpasyan
• innyoran (azek)
impatient
ignorant
• inpe (adv)
• inofansif (azek)
1. a few, some
inoffensive 2. a little
• inofisyel (azek) 3. rather
4. a lot, ena inpe dimunn la! = what a crowd!
unofficial
• inpekab (azek)Variation(s): enpekab
• inogir (v)Variation(s): inogire
faultless
to inaugurate, to open officially
• inpermeab (n)Variation(s): enpermeab
• inogirasyon (n)
raincoat
official opening ceremony
• inpermeab (azek)Variation(s):
• inond (v)Variation(s): inonde
enpermeab
to flood
water-proof
• inondasyon (n)
• inperyal (azek)Variation(s): enperyal
flood
imperial
• inoperab (azek)
• inperyalis (n)Variation(s): enperyalis
inoperable, inoperab Moris = this surgery
imperialist
cannot be performed locally
• inosan (n)
 • inperyalis (azek)Variation(s): • inplor (v)Variation(s): inplore, enplor,
enperyalis enplore
imperialist to implore, to beg of
• inperyalism (n)Variation(s): • inplozyon (n)Variation(s): enplozyon
enperyalism implosion, bursting inwards
imperialism • inpoli (azek)Variation(s): enpoli
• inpilsif (azek)Variation(s): enpilsif rude, impolite
impulsive • inpopiler (azek)Variation(s): enpopiler
• inpir (azek)Variation(s): enpir unpopular
impure • inport (v)Variation(s): inporte, enport,
• inpirite (n)Variation(s): enpirite enporte
1. impurity to import
2. impurities • inportan (azek)Variation(s): enportan
• inpitwayab (azek)Variation(s): important, vital
enpitwayab
• inportasyon (n)Variation(s):
merciless, pitiless enportasyon
• inplant (v)Variation(s): inplante, importation
enplant, enplante
• inportater (n)Variation(s): enportater
1. to implant
2. to be implanted importer

• inplantasyon (n)Variation(s): • inporte (azek)Variation(s): enporte

enplantasyon imported
implantation • inposib (azek)Variation(s): enposib
• inplemant (v)Variation(s): enplemant 1. impossible
to put into practice 2. unimaginable

• inplik (v)Variation(s): inplike, enplik, • inposter (n)Variation(s): enposter

enplike impostor
to imply • inpotan (n)Variation(s): enpotan
• inplikasyon (n)Variation(s): an impotent man
enplikasyon
• inpotan (azek)Variation(s): enpotan
implication
impotent
• inplike (azek)Variation(s): enplike
• inpotans (n)Variation(s): enpotans
implicated
impotence, powerlessness
• inplisit (azek)Variation(s): enplisit
• inpoz (v)Variation(s): inpoze, enpoz,
implicit, implied enpoze
• inplod (v)Variation(s): enplod to impose, to force upon
to implode, burst inwards • inpozan (azek)Variation(s): enpozan
imposing • inprimer (n)Variation(s): enprimer
• inpoze (azek)Variation(s): enpoze printer
forced, dictated • inprobab (azek)Variation(s): enprobab
• inpratikab (azek)Variation(s): improbable, unlikely
enpratikab • inprodiktif (azek)Variation(s):
impassable, impracticable enprodiktif
• inpresaryo (n)Variation(s): enpresaryo unproductive
impresario • inpromti (azek)Variation(s): enpromti
• inpresyonan (azek)Variation(s): unexpected, surprise, without prior
enpresyonan preparation
impressive, moving • inproviz (v)Variation(s): inprovize,
enproviz, enprovize
• inpresyone (azek)Variation(s):
enpresyone to improvise, to extemporise
impressed • inpwisan (azek)Variation(s): enpwisan
• inpresyonism (n)Variation(s): powerless
enpresyonism • insandi (n)Variation(s): ensandi
impressionist painting a fire
• inpresyonn (v)Variation(s):
• insanse (azek)Variation(s): ensanse
inpresyone, enpresyonn, inpresyone
without sense
to impress, to move, to affect
• insanzab (azek)Variation(s): ensanzab
• inprevi (azek)Variation(s): enprevi
cannot be changed or altered
unexpected
• insek (n)Variation(s): ensek
• inpridan (azek)Variation(s): enpridan
insect
1. careless
2. unwise • insektisid (n)Variation(s): ensektisid

• inpridans (n)Variation(s): enpridans insecticide

foolishness, error, fer enn inpridans = to fall • inseminasyon (n)Variation(s):

pregnant in unhappy circumstances enseminasyon

• inprim (v)Variation(s): inprime, insemination, insemination artifisyel =

enprim, enprime artificial insemination

1. to print • inseparab (azek)Variation(s):

2. to be printed enseparab
3. to imprint inseparable
• inprimatir (n)Variation(s): enprimatir • insersyon (n)Variation(s): ensersyon
church licence to print inclusion in a group
• inprime (azek)Variation(s): enprime • insertin (azek)Variation(s): enserten
printed, matyer inprime = printed matter
uncertain, enn lavenir insertin = a doubtful • inskrir (v)Variation(s): enskrir
future 1. to note, to write down
• inservyab (azek)Variation(s): 2. to make an application
enservyab • insolan (azek)Variation(s): ensolan
useless cheeky, insolent
• inses (n)Variation(s): enses • insomni (n)Variation(s): ensomni
incest insomnia
• insestye (azek)Variation(s): ensestye • inspekte (v)Variation(s): enspekte
incestuous to inspect, to examine
• insibordone (azek)Variation(s): • inspekter (n)Variation(s): enspekter
ensibordone
inspector
disobedient, unruly
• inspire (v)Variation(s): enspire
• insidan (n)Variation(s): ensidan
to be inspired by, influenced by
incident
• instab (azek)Variation(s): enstab
• insilt (v)Variation(s): insilte, ensilt,
ensilte unstable

insult, abuse • instal (v)Variation(s): instale, enstal,

enstale
• insilt (n)Variation(s): ensilt
1. install, put in
insult 2. to set up (in a trap)
• insiltan (azek)Variation(s): ensiltan • instalasyon (n)Variation(s):
abusive enstalasyon
• insinifyan (azek)Variation(s): fittings
ensinifyan • instans (n)Variation(s): enstans
irritating, infuriating level of management, instans siprem =
• insiportab (azek)Variation(s): highest level
ensiportab • instantane (azek)Variation(s):
unbearable enstantane
• insis (v)Variation(s): insiste, ensist, instant
ensiste • instititer (n.m)Variation(s): enstititer
1. to be insistent teacher
2. to demand
• instititris (n.f)Variation(s): enstititris
• insit (v)Variation(s): insite, ensit, ensite
teacher
to incite
• instor (v)Variation(s): instore, enstor,
• inskripsyon (n)Variation(s): enstore
enskripsyon
to institute
1. writing
2. application • instrwi (azek)Variation(s): enstrwi
educated, learned, well-read to interest, to concern
• insusyan (azek)Variation(s): ensusyan • interesan (azek)Variation(s): enteresan
careless interesting, absorbing, fer to interesan = to
play up
• intak (azek)Variation(s): entak
• interese (azek)Variation(s): enterese
intact, whole
interested
• intans (azek)Variation(s): entans
• interfer (v)Variation(s): interfere,
1. intense
enterfer, enterfere
2. intensive
to interfere
• intansifye (v)Variation(s): entansifye
• interferans (n)Variation(s): enterferans
to intensify
interference
• intansyon (n)Variation(s): entansyon
• interkal (v)Variation(s): interkale,
intention
enterkal, enterkale
• intansyonelman (adv)Variation(s):
to interpose, intrude, meddle, interfere
entansyonelman
• interkominal (azek)Variation(s):
intentionally
enterkominal
• intel (n)Variation(s): entel
intercommunal
1. somebody
• intermedyer (n)Variation(s):
2. Mister X, intel-intel = anybody and
entermedyer
everybody
go-between, middleman
• intelektyel (n)Variation(s): entelektyel
• intermitan (azek)Variation(s):
1. intellectual
entermitan
2. white-collar worker
intermittent, irregular
• intelektyel (azek)Variation(s):
entelektyel • intern (n)Variation(s): entern
intellectual resident medical student
• intelizan (azek)Variation(s): entelizan • intern (azek)Variation(s): entern
intelligent, bright, clever internal
• inter-rasyal (azek)Variation(s): enter- • internasyonal (n)Variation(s):
rasyal enternasyonal
inter-racial international workers` song
• interdi (azek)Variation(s): enterdi • internasyonal (azek)Variation(s):
enternasyonal
prohibited, forbidden
international
• interdiksyon (n)Variation(s):
enterdiksyon • interonp (v)Variation(s): interonpe,
enteronp, enteronpe
police ban (esp. on a meeting)
to interrupt
• interes (v)Variation(s): interese,
enteres, enterese
 • interonpsyon (n)Variation(s): • intoksikasyon (n)Variation(s):
enteronpsyon entoksikasyon
interruption intoxication, drunkenness
• interoz (v)Variation(s): interoze, • intoksike (azek)Variation(s): entoksike
enteroz, enteroze drunk, intoxicated
to question, to interrogate • intrig (n)Variation(s): entrig
• interpret (v)Variation(s): interprete, mystery
enterpret, enterprete
• intrig (v)Variation(s): intrige, entrig,
1. to interpret entrige
2. to understand
3. to perform to be intrigued

• interpret (n)Variation(s): enterpret • introdiksyon (n)Variation(s):

entrodiksyon
interpreter
introduction
• intervansyon (n)Variation(s):
entervansyon • introdir (v)Variation(s): entrodir

1.speech to introduce
2. intervention • intwisyon (n)Variation(s): entwisyon
• intervenir (v)Variation(s): entervenir intuition, presentiment
1. to intervene • invalid (n)Variation(s): envalid
2. to make a speech
invalid, cripple
• intervyu (v)Variation(s): intervyue,
• invant (v)Variation(s): invante, envant,
entervyu, entervyue
envante
to interview
1. to invent
• intervyu (n)Variation(s): entervyu 2. to make up
interview • invayir (v)Variation(s): envayir
• interyer (n)Variation(s): enteryer to invade
the inside • investi (v)Variation(s): envesti
• interyer (azek)Variation(s): enteryer to invest
interior, inside • investigasyon (n)Variation(s):
• intim (azek)Variation(s): entim envestigasyon

intimate, close 1. investigation (esp. by police)

2. medical test
• intimid (v)Variation(s): intimide,
entimid, entimide • investiser (n)Variation(s): envestiser

to frighten, to intimidate investor

• intimidasyon (n)Variation(s): • investisman (n)Variation(s):

entimidasyon envestisman

intimidation (esp. by police) investments, investisman etranzer = foreign

investment
 • invit (v)Variation(s): invite, envit, hypersonic
envite • ipi (n & azek)Variation(s): ipiz
to invite
hippie
• invite (n)Variation(s): envite • ipnotik (azek)
guest hypnotic
• invizib (azek)Variation(s): envizib • ipnotis (n)
invisible 1. hypnotist
• invok (v)Variation(s): invoke, envok, 2. hypnotism
envoke • ipnotiz (v)Variation(s): ipnotize
1. to call upon to hypnotise
2. to refer to
• ipnoz (n)
• invokasyon (n)Variation(s):
envokasyon hypnosis

invocation • ipodermik (azek)

• involonter (adv)Variation(s): under the skin (esp. of an injection)

envolonter • ipokondriyak (azek)
unintentionally, involuntarily hypochondriac
• involonterman (adv)Variation(s): • ipokrit (n)
envolonterman
hypocrite
involuntarily
• ipokrit (azek)
• inyorans (n)
insincere, false, hypocritical
ignorance
• ipokrizi (n)
• inzeksyon (n)Variation(s): enzeksyon
hypocrisy
injection
• ipopotam (n)
• inzenyer (n)Variation(s): enzenyer
hippopotamus
engineer
• ipotek (v)Variation(s): ipoteke
• inzer (v)Variation(s): inzere, enzer,
to pawn
enzere
• ipotez (n)
to interfere
hypothesis
• inzerans (n)Variation(s): enzerans
• Irak (n)
interference
Iraq
• inzir (n)Variation(s): enzir
• Iraki (azek)
abuse
Irakian
• inzis (azek)Variation(s): enzis
• Iran (n)
unfair
Iran
• ipersonik (azek)
• irannyom (n)
uranium annoying, irritating
• iranyin (azek)Variation(s): iranyen • iritasyon (n)
Iranian irritation
• irarsi (n) • Irlande (n)
hierarchy Irishman
• irarsik (azek) • Irlande (azek)
hierarchical Irish
• irasyonel (azek) • irn (n)
irrational ballot-box
• irbin (azek)Variation(s): irben • ironik (azek)
urban ironical
• irefitab (azek) • irtiker (n)
irrefutable, undeniable, indisputable urticaria, hives
• iregilye (azek) • irzan (azek)
irregular (esp. in time) urgent
• irelevennt (azek) • irzans (n)
irrelevant a must
• irespektiv (azek) • is (v)Variation(s): ise
irrespective, regardless of to pull
• iresponsab (azek) • ise-puse (v)
irresponsible bicker
• irevokab (azek) • isi (n)
cannot be revoked (esp. of a law) issue
• irfonn (n) • isi (adv)
earphone here
• irig (v)Variation(s): irige • isi sa! (adv)
to irrigate far away
• irigasyon (n) • isi-laba (n)
irrigation 1. et cetera
2. vague things
• irine (v)
3. nowhere
to urinate
• islam (n)
• irit (v)Variation(s): irite
islam
irritate, annoy
• islamik (azek)
• iritan (azek)
islamic
 • Israel (n) • itopik (azek)
Israel Utopian
• istaminn (n) • ivwar (n & azek)
histamine, substance released in allergic ivory
reactions • iz (v)Variation(s): ize
• istamp (v) to use up, wear out
to get (esp. of one`s cards) stamped • ize (azek)
• isterektomi (n) worn out
hysterectomy • izobar (n)
• isterik (azek) isobar
1. hysterical • izol (v)Variation(s): izole
2. overexcited
isolate, insulate
• istorik (azek)
• izolant (azek)
1. historical
2. important latres izolant = insulating tape

• istoryin (n)Variation(s): istoryen • izole (azek)

historian isolated, on one`s own, remote, detached,

lonely
• italik (n)
• Izralyenn (n)
italics
Israeli
• Italyin (n)Variation(s): italyen
• Izralyin (azek)Variation(s): Izralyen
Italian
Israeli
• itansil (n)
• izyenn (n)
utensil
hygiene
• item (n)
item
• itil (azek)
useful
• jab (n)
• itilite (n)
devil, jab-jab = very beautiful , very smart
use, usefulness
• jabaljas (azek)
• itiliter (azek)
greedy
useful
• jagmaga (n)
• itiliz (v)Variation(s): itilize
1. decorative materials 2. make-up
use
• jagwar (n)
• itinerer (n)
jaguar
itinerary
• jak (n)
jack, single-pronged plug savage (esp. of women)
• jaket (n) • jannda (n)
jacket flag
• jakpot (n) • janndi (n)
jackpot flag used for religious reasons
• jal (n) • jannta (n)
1. little cymbals 2. water from Gran Basin the people
• jaldi (eks) • jant (eks)
hurry up! exclamation expressing total disapproval
• jaldi (n) • janta (n)
diarrhoea grindstone
• jaleka (n) • japni (n)
ragamuffin cover of a cooking-pot
• jali (n) • jaraya-jaraya (azek)
cloth used as fishing net shivery
• jalna (n)Variation(s): jarna • jari (n)
big spoon with perforations silver embroidery thread
• jalsa (n) • jati (n)
animated feast 1. brother 2. one of the same community
• jam (n) • jatibechwa (n)
traffic jam sell-out (esp. of one`s community)
• jam (azek) • java (n)
1. hard 2. fully pumped up (esp. of tyre) Java
• jamalgota (n) • jawayn (n)
spell, act of witchcraft spicy seed
• jamat (n) • jayde (eks)
religious association let it be, let him be, let her be
• jambo (n) • jaz (n)
jumbo jet jazz
• jambori (n) • jazbenn (n)
jamboree orchestra
• janaza (n) • jenntelmenn (n)
funeral polite, welcoming man
• jangli (n) • jerikann (n)
jerry can joker
• jerk (n) • jos (eks)
jerk (dance) very good
• jet (n) • joynt (n)
jet joint
• jhol (n) • jujitsu (n)
cobweb darkened with smoke jiu-jitsu
• jifi (n) • jukal (n & azek)
custard powder oung
• jifiday (n) • jukboks (n)
dye juke-box
• jigsor (n) • julus (n)
jigsaw public procession
• jihad (n) • jumka (n)
holy war ear-ring, apandan enn jumka = maintain a
debt
• jilebi (n)
• junnjuna (n)Variation(s): junnjunwa
orange or brown sweet in syrup
a toy making a ringling sound
• jim (n)
• juti-fri (azek)
gymnasium
duty-free
• jinn (n)
1. jeans 2. gin
• jinnyor (n & azek)
junior
• ka (n)
• jip (n)
1. case, example, instance
jeep
2. condition, plight
• jira (n) 3. court case, suit
aniseed 4. medical case, an ka = if, li enn ka = he`s a
hard case
• job (n)
• kab (n)
job
1. cable, thick wire
• joging (n)
2. news, hint
jogging 3. telegram
• jok (n) 4. bangle, kab sir = a good tip for the races

joke • kaba (n)

• joker (n) small hand-bag

• kabab (n)Variation(s): kabarb
meat fried in batter Lenn = Indian, kabri vande = we buy
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• kabann (n) • kabri (azek)
hut stolen
• kabare (n) • kabriole (n)
dancing party horse-drawn carriage
• kabay (n) • kabul (v)
1. under-shirt worn by women to agree to marriage
2. wide trousers worn by women
• kacha (azek)
• kabine (n)
green (esp. of fruit)
1. toilet, water closet
• kacha-kacha (n)
2. cabinet, kabine ministeryel = cabinet of
ministers kind of percussion instrument
3. consultation rooms, kabine dokter = • kachak-charli (n & azek)
doctor`s surgery
old vehicle
• kabinn (n)
• kachowri (n)
1. cabin
2. a kind of biscuit vegetable accessories eaten with puri
3. cock-pit • kachu (n)
4. booth
kind of leaf vegetable
• kable (v)
• kad (n)
1. to cable
1. frame
2. to ring up
2. cadre
• kabmont (n) 3. management employee, staff member
watch-strap 4. context
5. lintel
• kabo (n)
• kadab (n)Variation(s): kadav
1. a kind of fish
2. gayn kabo = to be corpse, body, rint u kadab = to work hard
disconcerted, kabo blan, kabo baraswa, kabo • kadadak (adv & azek)
sotsot, kabo
piggy-back
• kabos (v)Variation(s): kabose
• kadans (n)
to dent, lespri kabose = crooked mind
rhythm, beat, cadence, an kadans = in rhythm
• kabose (azek)
• kadans (v)Variation(s): kadanse
dented
to move to music, to sway
• kabri (n)
• kadet (n)
1. goat
name of a football team
2. she-goat, lalang kabri = a curse, kabri dan
 • kadna (n) shroud
lock, met kadna = to close up, met kadna dan • kafar (n)
labus kikenn = to keep someone quiet, shut
1. depression, head-ache, cold-shivers
someone up 2. kind of insect
• kadnas (v)Variation(s): kadnase • kafe (n)
to lock 1. coffee
• kado (v) 2. cup of coffee, kafe samarel = local coffee
to give, to offer as a present • kafeinn (n)
• kado (n) caffeine
gift, present, kado lane = new year`s • kafenol (n)
present, kado anpwazone = gift that will aspirin
bring harm, kado elektoral = electoral bribe
• kafetarya (n)
• kado (azek)
cafetaria
free, without payment
• kafetyer (n)
• kadran (n)
coffee-pot
watch-face
• kaftan (n)
• kadre (v)
caftan, a sort of dress
1. to frame
2. to put into perspective • kafuyaz (n)

• kadre (azek) 1. trouble, mess

2. muddle
1. framed
2. fitting into • kafuye (v)

• kadrepenn (n) to muddle up, make a mess

kind of tree • kagul (n)

• kadriped (n & azek) mask

quadruped • kain (n)Variation(s): kaen

• kadriy (v)Variation(s): kadriye Cain

to draw squares • kaja (n)

• kadriy (n) kind of sweet cake

kind of dance • kajal (n)

• kadriye (azek) black drawn around eyes

papye kadriye = graph paper • kajuli (n)Variation(s): kajli

• kaf (n) scabies

1. black person • kaka (v)

2. racist term of abuse to defecate, to shit, kaka dan kalson = to be
• kafann (n) frightened, fann kaka = to cause trouble, to do
i wrong, kaka lor = don`t give a
 • kaka (n) • kala (n)
shit, faeces, dung 1. aunt
2. good friend (esp. of a woman)
• kaka (azek)
• kalaminndas (n)
bad, uninteresting (esp. of film), kaka vas =
cow dung, kaka nene = snot, kaka zorey = candy-floss
wax, kaka • kalamite (n)
• kakaka-kikiki (v) calamity
to giggle, be giggly • kalanbur (n)
• kakao (n) word-game
cocoa • kalandriye (n)
• kakatwa (n) 1. calendar
parrot 2. list of planned events, kuma kalandriye =
like clockwork
• kakavas (n)
• kalasi (n)
cowdung, kuma kakavas = still, in one spot,
weak sailor, fer malis kalasi = term of abuse
• kakavas (azek) • kalbas (n)
of cow dung (esp. of floors) gourd-vegetable, calabash, avoy mwa
• kakay (v)Variation(s): kakaye, kokay, kuvan kalbas = to get rid of me when I am old
kokaye • kalchul (n)
to cluck (esp. of hens) big spoon
• kaki (n) • kale (azek)
1. a kind of strong cloth highly educated, top
2. uniform • kaledoskop (n)
• kaki (azek) kaleidoscope
khaki • kaleptis (n)Variation(s): kaliptis
• kaktis (n) eucalyptus
cactus • kales (n)
• kakus (n) coach, ris kales = to go away, rant dan
shi t-house, lavatory enn kales kase = get on a condemned
bandwagon, to flog a dead horse, to interfere
• kal (v)Variation(s): kale
in what does not concern you
1. to stop, to keep still
• kalfat (n)
2. to put a stone in front of a wheel
3. to be in transit, kal so lelan = slow him kind of bird
down • kalfat (v)Variation(s): kalfate, galfat,
• kal (n) galfate
1. wedge 1. to calk
2. a stop 2. to mess up a job
 • kalfer (n) • kalis (n)
part in a plane chalice
• kali (n) • kalitatif (azek)
name of a goddess, dile kali = cactus milk qualitative
• kalib (n) • kalite (n)
calibre 1. quality
2. good quality
• kalibre (v)
3. trade-mark
to calibrate 4. ethnic group, ki kalite = that`s no way to act
• kalif (n) • kalkamani (n)Variation(s): kolkamani
sultan toy transfers
• kalifay (v) • kalkatya (n)
to do enough piece-rate work in one year to indo-mauritian
get one`s bonus
• kalke (v)
• kalifikasyon (n)
to rub a transfer
qualification
• kalkil (v)Variation(s): kalkile
• kalifye (v)
1. to calculate
1. to qualify 2. to consider, to weigh up, to imagine
2. to describe 3. to be dreamy
• kalifye (azek) 4. to do a sum
5. to plan
qualified, described
• kalkil (n)
• kaliko (n)
1. sum
calico
2. judgement, calculation
• kalimay (n)
• kalkilater (n)
1. shrine
calculator
2. name of a goddess
• kalkilis (n)
• kalin (n)
calculus
1. black person
2. a caste • kalm (azek)

• kalipa (n) tranquil, calm

1. wrestling • kalm (v)Variation(s): kalme

2. wrestler to calm
• kalipso (n) • kalman (n)
calypso sedative
• kaliptis (n) • kalmeman (adv)
eucalyptus, kaliptis ruz, kaliptis blan = kinds calmly
of eucalyptus tree
• kalmi (n)Variation(s): akalmi
eye of a cyclone camembert cheese
• kalomni (n) • kamarad (n)
calumny, slur friend, comrade
• kalomnye (v) • kamaradri (n)
to defame friendship
• kalori (n) • kamaron (n)
calory shrimp, latet kamaron = stupid,
idiotic, dezamerd kamaron pu amerd sevret =
• kalot (v)Variation(s): kalote
it comes to the same thing
to slap, to clout
• kamasut (n)
• kalot (n)
1. know-all
slap, clout 2. hard worker
• kalpa (n) • kamasutra (n)
wooden sandals religious philosophy of sexuality
• kalpin (n)Variation(s): kalpen • kamay (n)
diary 1. salary
• kalsifye (v) 2. toil, labour

to calcify • kamel (n)

• kalson (n) camel

trousers, kalson-simiz = inseparable • kamelya (n)

friends, bes kalson = to be humiliated a kind of flower
• kalsyom (n) • kamera (n)
calcium camera
• kalu (n) • kamikaz (n)
uncle noble act of suicide
• kalver (n) • kamizol (n)
calvary, suffering, one`s cross to bear straight-jacket
• kalvinis (n & azek) • kamkarwa (n)
calvinist workers
• kalya (n) • kamli (n)
dish with biriani spices but no rice blanket
• kam (n) • kamomiy (n)
job, work 1. kind of flower
• kamaleon (n)Variation(s): makaleon 2. kind of herbal remedy

chameleon • kamuflaz (n)

• kamanber (n)
1. camouflage river, kanal alimanter = alimentary
2. kind of army uniform canal, ruze kanal = kind of fish
• kamufle (v) • kanaliz (v)Variation(s): kanalize
1. to hide to canalise, to direct
2. to insult • kanalize (azek)
• kamufle (n) directed, canalised
snub, insult • kanape (n)
• kamyon (n) 1. kind of bed
lorry, truck, pantechnicon, kamyon salte = 2. deathbed
rubbish lorry, kamyon dilo = water tanker • kanar (n)
• kamyoner (n) duck, kanar bwate = lame duck, kanar mani =
lorry-driver who owns his lorry kind of duck, patuye kuma kanar = to mess
about in the mud
• kamyonet (n)
• kanasta (n)
small lorry, small truck
canasta
• kan (n)
• kanay (n)
1. camp
2. sugar estate housing traitor
3. area • kanbar (n)
• kan (adv) large edible roots, kanbar rasinn =
1. when generations
2. whenever
• kanboj (n)
3. while
Cambodia
• kan (inter)
• kanbre (v)
when? at what time? on what day? during
which epoch? to crouch, bend over (esp. with cold or from
illness)
• kana (n)
• kanbryol (v)Variation(s): kanbryole
1. a kind of flower
2. food to steal, burgle

• kanada (n) • kanbryoler (n)

Canada thief, burglar

• kanadyin (azek)Variation(s): • kandida (n)

kanadyen 1. candidate
Canadian 2. applicant kandida bati = defeated
candidate, kandida eli = elected candidate
• kanal (n)
• kandidat (n)
1. canal
2. groove candidate (esp. of woman)
3. deep furrow in sea or • kandidatir (n)
1. candidature manz kankrela = naphthalene chases away
2. letter of application cockroaches
• kanel (n) • kanmem (adv)
cinnamon, kanel kraze = powdered 1. nevertheless
cinnamon, pye kanel = cinnamon tree 2. despite
• kanet (n) • kanmem (eks)
1. marble denoting indignance
2. game of marbles • kann (n)
3. bobbin (esp. in sewing machine),
spool, kanet lizye = eye ball, gato kanet = kind 1. sugar cane
of sweet, tir to kan 2. walking
stick, kann roz, kann ruz, kann zonn, kann le
• kanf (n) benn, kann zanblon, kann
1. camphor • kann-kann (n)
2. camphor tree, manz kanf = to be fearless in
regard to someone shock, shivers

• kanfre (azek) • kanndi (n)

containing camphor, lalkol kanfre = camphor 1. big spoon

alcohol 2. religious ceremony

• kangrene (v) • kanngaru (n)

to go gangrene, to become gangrenous kangaroo

• kani-kani-kani (eks) • kannji (n)

for calling ducks 1. ceremony at which offering of a rice and

milk dish is made
• kanibal (n) 2. a rice and sour milk preparation
Cannibal • kannle (azek)
• kanibalism (n) corrugated, ridged
cannibalism • kannpul (n)
• kanif (n) top part of ear-ring
knife, pen-knife • kannva (n)
• kanivo (n) 1. canvas
culvert, drain 2. framework
3. cross-stitch
• kankan (n)
• kannvas (v)
noise, din, quacking
1. to canvas
• kankann (v)Variation(s): kankane
2. to lobby
to make a racket, to quack
• kannwa (azek)
• kankrela (n)Variation(s): kankre
one-eyed
1. cockroach 2. short sighted
2. dinner jacket, tops and tails, taftalinn
• kannyadann (n)
the giving of one`s child in marriage • kantitatif (azek)
• kanon (n) quantitative
1. canon • kantite (n)
2. joint (esp. of marijuana) 1. quantity, how much, how many
3. fart 2. much, many, a lot, fu li so kantite = give
• kanonize (v) him what he deserves!
to canonize, to declare someone a saint • kantonal (n)
• kanonlis (n) regional elections in France
kind of gun • kanworti (n)
• kanot (n) kind of pilgrims
boat partially decked • kanz (v)Variation(s): kanze
• kanp (v)Variation(s): kanpe 1. to overcook (esp. of rice)
2. to starch
1. to stay overnight
2. to be a weekly boarder • kanz (n)
3. to go camping, to camp 1. starch
4. to stay in a house at the seaside 2. over-cooked rice
5. to stay on somewhere
• kanzi (n)
• kanpayar (n)
candy, sugar candy
1. villager, one from the countryside
2. country bumpkin • kao (n & azek)

• kanpayn (n) knock-out

1. campaign, movement • kaolinn (n)

2. campaign of denigration anti-diarrhoeal medicine
• kanper (n) • kap (v)Variation(s): kape
camper 1. to bite, take a bite of
• kanpes (n) 2. to snap at
3. to bunk, play truant
kind of tree 4. to miss, to skip, to omit
• kanpman (n) • kap (n)
bungalow, sea-side home, second home 1. cape, shawl
• kanser (n) 2. bite, mouthful
3. bottle-top
cancer
4. cape, peninsular
• kanta (adv)
• kapab (v)
as for, kanta mwa = as far as I`m concerned
can
• kantifye (v)
• kapab (azek)
to quantify, to express quantity of
capable
• kantik (n)
• kapasite (n)
song sung in a church
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• kapav (v)
• kapitone (azek)
1. can, to be able to
2. may, to be possible quilted
3. to be allowed to
• kapling (n)
4. to be permitted to
5. to have the right iron end-part of fireman`s hose

• kapav (adv) • kaplinn (n)

maybe, perhaps wide-brimmed hat

• kaper (n) • kapo (n)

absentee bonnet

• kapiler (n) • kapok (n)

kind of fern, losyon kapiler = lotion made capok

from this fern • kapon (n & azek)
• kapis (n) coward
baby`s cap and cape • kaporal (n)
• kapisinn (n) corporal
kind of flower • kapot (n)
• kapison (n) condom
cap • kapra (n)
• kapital (n) clothes
1. capital, money • kaprikorn (n)
2. capital, main town, kapital monopol =
Capricorn, sign of the zodiac
monopoly capital
• kapris (n)
• kapital (azek)
caprice, whim, fancy
capital
• kaprisye (azek)Variation(s): kaprisyez
• kapitalis (n)
capricious
1. capitalist
2. rich person • kapsil (n)

• kapitalism (n) 1. capsule

2. bottle-top
capitalism
3. piece in draughts (made of bottle-top)
• kapitenn (n)
• kapsilater (n)
1. captain
tool for fitting bottle tops
2. shop keeper
3. boss, chief • kaptann (n)
4. a kind of 1. shop-keeper
fish, kapitenn gri, kapitenn longbus, kapitenn 2. overseer for small planter
 • kapte (v) caramel-flavoured
1. to hear, to understand • karanbol (n)
2. to record
a kind of fruit
• kaptilasyon (n) • karandinn (n)
capitulation, giving in kind of fish
• kaptile (v) • karang (n)
1. to give up a kind of fish, karang blan, karang sisar,
2. to lose nerve ti karang = kinds of fish
3. to give in (esp. to pressures)
• karans (n)
• kar (n)
decay
1. quarter
2. quarter-bottle • karant (n)
3. quarter-pound 1. forty
4. watch, part of the night, shift 2. bottom, backside
• kara (n) • karantenn (n)
carat quarantine
• karabi (n) • karanter (n)
side burns lent
• karabinn (n) • karantyem (n)
carbine, short rifle fortieth
• karabinnye (n) • karapas (n)
grade in police & army shell, carapace
• karaf (n) • karapat (n)
carafe tick, kuma karapat dore = all is not gold that
• karaib (n) glitters

Caribbean • karate (n)

• karakter (n) karate

1. character, personality • karateka (n)

2. role one who practices karate
3. an amazing person
• karavann (n)
4. letter of alphabet, typeface
5. nature 1. caravan
2. bicycle tour
• karakteristik (n)
• karay (n)
characteristic
frying pan, sapo karay = helmet, karay so = to
• karamel (n)
be skint
caramel
• karbir (n)
• karamel (azek)
residue after soldering
 • karbiran (n) square, banann kare = kind of banana
fuel • karekare (azek)
• karbirater (n) straight-forward, frank, honest
carburettor • karem (n)
• karboniz (v)Variation(s): karbonize fast
to burn up completely • kareman (adv)
• karbonn (n) directly, frankly
1. carbon • kares (n)
2. carbon paper, karbonn kopi = carton copy caress
• kardan (n) • kares (v)Variation(s): karese
part of an engine 1. to caress, to show love
• karder (n) 2. to stroke
quarter-of-an hour • kareser (n)
• kardinal (n) 1. skilled wood-chopper
2. sleeve-board
1. cardinal
2. kind of bird • karfur (n)
• kardyak (azek) small work-groups in a bigger group
cardiac • kargezon (n)
• kardyogram (n) 1. load, cargo
2. shipment
electro-cardiogram
• kargo (n)
• kardyolog (n)
cargo
cardiologist heart specialist
• kari (n)
• kardyolozi (n)
1. curry 2- any dish to go with rice, lamizer
cardiology
fer manz kari pul = when one`s poor one eats
• kardyovaskiler (azek) well, like a peasant
cardiovascular • karibari (n)
• kare (v) dish with balls of dholl
1. to make square • karikatir (n)
2. to remove excess
caricature
• kare (n)
• karikulum (n)
1. square
curriculum, karikulum vitay = curriculum
2. block
vitae
3. penalty area (esp. in foot ball)
4. four-of-a-kind (esp. in cards), bat • karipule (n)
enn kare = walk around an area a. kind of spicy leaf
• kare (azek) • karismatik (n)
a kind of religious revival 1. fields
2. land
• karismatik (azek)
3. iron, pas karo = to press, to iron
charismatic 4. diamonds (esp. in cards) karo damye =
• karituni (n) draught-board

kitchen cloth • karolinn (n)Variation(s): kreolinn

• kariyonn (v) creosote

to continue, to go on going • karom (n)

• karkas (n & azek) a kind of table-game

1. carcass • karos (n)

2. shell (esp. of bus, car) 1. bridal car
• karkasay (n) 2. coach

kind of crab, serman karkasay = hypocritical • karosri (n)

oath chassis
• karle (n) • karosye (n)
kind of crab tile-layer
• karma (n) • karot (n)
1. destiny carrot
2. acts in present life which affect "future"
• karot (v)Variation(s): karote
lives
1. to misfire
• karmadi (n)
2. not to be functioning properly
funeral service
• karoter (n)
• karmenn (n)
defaulter
frozen chicken
• karotid (n)
• karnasyer (azek)
carotid artery
uniquely carnivorous
• karotinn (n)
• karnaval (n)
carotine
carnival
• karotsu (n)
• karnaz (n)
1. tyre
carnage, slaughter 2. rubber
• karne (n) • karp (n)
notebook, karne manda = cheque carp, karp zozo, karp nwar, karp kalori =
book, karne resi = receipt book, karne ruz = kinds of carp
kind of notebook, karne
• karpet (n)
• karnivor (n)
1. vinyl floor-covering
carnivore 2. carpet
• karo (n) • kars (n)Variation(s): kas
caste • kartus (n)
• karsinozenn (n) 1. cartridge, bullet
2. washer, kartus gaz = cartridge of
carcinogen
lachrymogen gas
• karsteis (azek)
• kartye (n)
having caste prejudice
neighbourhood, komite kartye =
• karsting (azek) neighbourhood committee, kartye zeneral =
1. by casting line (in fishing) head-quarters, kartye mizer = poor areas
2. casting (in voting) • karusel (n)
• kart (v)Variation(s): karte carousel, karusel volant = flirtatious
1. to sit with legs astride person, karusel virgos = topsy-turvy
2. to move over, bat karte = flinch, shrink, • karya (n)
retreat
1. termites
• kart (n) 2. concrete with little holes in it, karya lezel =
1. card flying ant
2. cards, kart maryaz = wedding • karyat (v)Variation(s): karyate
invitation, kart postal = postcard, kart blans =
1. to destroy slowly
to give the green light, a blank
2. to fade away, be eaten away
• kartay (n)
• karyer (n)
side-scaffolding
career
• kartel (n)
• karyol (n & azek)
cartel, syndicate
old vehicle
• karter (n)
• kas (v)Variation(s): kase
Sump
1. to break
• kartilaz (n)Variation(s): kartiyaz 2. to pick, to reap
Cartilage 3. to repeal
4. to split away
• kartilez (n)
5. to start a game of draughts, carom etc
torn cartilage 6. to hit two balls away (esp. in
• kartron (n) petanque), kas poz = to hang about,

1. cardboard • kas (n)

2. cardboard box 1. money
• kartron (azek) 2. helmet
3. cash, in book-keeping,
cardboard
4. caste
• kartunis (n) 5. two-cent bit
cartoonist 6. cash, not credit
• kas-kas nikola (n)
• kartunn (n)
cartoon a kind of game
• kas-pikan (v)
to run away cross-country, motorcyclist
• kasalo (n) • kaskamay (n)
whale resin glue
• kasar (n) • kaskas (n)
sweet eaten after childbirth spice in curry powder
• kase (n) • kasket (n)
1. pill 1. cap
2. first turn in game of karom or draughts 2. helmet
• kaser (n) • kaskol (n)
money-lender scarf
• kaser-ros (n) • kaskot (n)
1. a rock-breaker game of stingers
2. trade of rock-breaking • kasku (v)
• kaserlatas (n)
to nod off to sleep
one who overdoes piece -rate work • kaslirut (n)
• kaserliki (n) light snack
term of abuse • kasmir (n)
• kasernisa (n) 1. kind of cream
spoilsport 2. Cache-mire
• kaserpoz (n) • kaso (n)
layabout prison
• kaset (n) • kaspat (azek)
1. tape-recorder gammy-legged
2. cassette • kaspyant (n)
• kash (adv) kind of grass
in cash • kastanyet (n)
• kasi (n) castanets
1. black-current • kastard (n)
2. kind of wood
custard
• kasir (n)
• kaste (azek)
split
sealed
• kask (n)
• kasteis (azek)
crash helmet
having caste prejudice
• kaskad (n)
• kasteism (n)
water-fall, rapids
caste prejudice
• kaskader (n)
 • kastet (n) cataclysm, calamity, catastrophy
problem, obstacle • katalepsi (n)
• kastin (n)Variation(s): kasten catalepsy
file for letters in letter-press • kataleptik (azek)
• kastor (n) cataleptic
1. top-hat • katalis (n)
2. edible creeper catalyst
• kastrol (n) • katalog (n)
pot, kastrol presyon = pressure cooker catalogue
• kasule (n) • katam (n)
kind of dish religious ceremony
• kasyacani (n) • katamaran (n)
kind of shrub catamaran
• kasyenn (v) • katapilar (n)
to take drug, if addicted bull-dozer
• kasyet (v) • kataplas (n)
1. to hide poultice, cataplasm
2. to hide away, kuk kasyet = children`s game
• katar (n)
• kasyet (azek)
1. slow horse
hidden, an kasyet = on the sly
2. slow person
• kat (n) 3. Qatar (a country)
1. four • katarak (n)
2. a death cataract
3. wake, kat zur a pari = 4 days work only per
week, Anri kat = thief, kat kwin lil Moris = all • katastrof (n)
ove catastrophe
• kata (n) • katastrofik (azek)
religious ceremony catastrophic
• katafalk (n) • katatonik (azek)
1. coffin-stand catatonic
2. broken, old bed
• katedral (n)
• katak (n)
1. cathedral
kind of dance 2. name of an under-water diving spot
• katakata (n) • kategori (n)
chatter, fuss about nothing category, spesyal kategori = kind of worker in
• kataklism (n) sugar industry
• kategorik (azek)
categorical parrot, kato ver, kato gri, kato nwar, kato ble,
kato mangru, kato
• kategorikman (adv)
• katolik (n)
categorically
1. catholic
• kategoriz (v)
2. kreol, mo pa tro katolik ar sa = I don`t like
to categorise, to classify that
• kateri (n) • katora (n)
1. a goddess of independent nature aluminium or copper bowl
2. tough girl
• katori (n)
• katesis (n)
small aluminium or copper bowl
catechism
• katorz (n)
• katha (n)
fourteen
religious ceremony
• katorz-vintwit (azek)
• katimini (adv)
mad, insane, so katorz inn vintwit = he`s gone
secretly bonkers
• katiya (n) • katorzyem (azek)
sort of bed fourteenth
• katkam (n) • katover (n)
spice eaten with betel a kind of fish
• katkar (n) • katpat (adv)
cake baked with four ingredients in equal on all fours
parts
• katrepeng (n)
• katkas (n)
kind of creeper
eight cents
• katrepis (n)
• katkat (n)
a kind of spice
1. cassava cooked in sugar
• katrer (adv)
2. a gambling game
four o`clock
• katles (n)
• katrovin (n)Variation(s): katroven
a fritter made of meat and spices
eighty
• katmakare (n)
• katrovindis (n)Variation(s):
4-mast boat
katrovendis
• katna (n)
ninety
circumcision
• katwa (n)
• kato (n)
term of abuse, based on religion
1. a kind of fish
• katya (n)Variation(s): katiya
2. a
sort of bed
 • kav (n) • kawe (n)
1. cave water-proof jacket with hood
2. hole
• kawnsil (n)
• kavadi (n)Variation(s): kavedi council, distrik kawnsil = district
cavadee, reliqious ceremony council, stident kawnsil = students` council
• kavalri (n) • kay (n)
cavalry 1. kind of bird
2. eyes, uver to kay = open your eyes and look
• kavalye (n)
• kaya (n)
1. man at a dance `
2. card in tarrot pack marijuana joint
• kavalyer (n) • kayak (n)
woman at a dance canoe
• kavalyer (azek) • kayakaya (azek)
supercilious, disdainful unfit (esp. with a hangover)
• kave (v) • kaye (v)
1. to go into a cave 1. to set, to gel
2. to hide 2. to be frozen stiff
3. to coagulate
• kavern (n)
• kaye (azek)
cavern
1. set, gelled
• kavo (n)
2. frozen stiff, dile kaye = yoghurt
tomb
• kaykunn (azek)
• kavri (n)Variation(s): kawri
dead, dead as a doornail
decoration carried on shoulders for a
• kaylus (azek)
religious festival
cross-eyed
• kavyar (n)
• kayma (n)
caviar
plumber`s spanner
• kawal (n)
• kayman (n)
a kind of song
alligator
• kawar (n)
• kayna-kayna (azek)
decoration carried on shoulders for a
religious festival feeble, moany
• kawboy (n) • kayo (n)
1. cowboy clot (esp. of blood)
2. western • kayu (n)
• kawboy (azek) small rock
wild, over-confident (esp. of driver) • kazak (n)
jacket worn by jockey • kemping (n)
• kazanova (n) camping in a tent
lover-boy • kena (eks)
• kazern (v)Variation(s): kazerne so what
to quarter in barracks • kenn (v)
• kazern (n) 1. to peep at
2. to look at, take in
1. police head-quarters
2. firemen`s head-quarters • kennsel (v)
• kazimodo (azek) to cancel
dimans kazimodo = a religious day • kennya (n)
• kazino (n) Kenya
1. casino • kenp (n)Variation(s): kinp
2. shebeen temporary building
• kazot (n)
• kent (n)Variation(s): kint
1. coop coughing fit
2. hutch
• kenya (n)
• kazye (n)
Kenya, a country in North Africa
fish-trap
• kepi (n)
• kazyel (n)
jockey`s cap
1. casual labourer
2. casual leave • kepler (n)

• kazyelti (n) cod liver-oil and malt

casualty department in hospital • ker (v)

• ke (n) to care, pa ker = not to care

quay, ke anoprofon = deep-water quay • ker (n)

• kedra (n) 1. heart-shaped locket

2. choir
grass used as fodder 3. hearts (in cards)
• kelke (azek) • kerdebef (n)
some
kind of custard apple
• kelkonk (azek) • kerdemwazel (n)
of some kind a snail fruit
• kelo (n) • kerel (n)
teter kelo = term of abuse quarrel
• kelvi (n) • kerleng (n)
1. kind of card game kelson, inner keel
2. old person, old animal
 • kermes (n) • ketring (n)Variation(s): ketreng
festival catering
• kerozenn (n) • kewinn (n)Variation(s): kerwinn
paraffin kind of wood
• kerteyker (n) • keyet (n)
care-taker harvest
• kerwinn (n) • keys (n)
kind of timber court-case against one
• kes (n) • ki (adv)
1. crate, box that, which
2. part of cart on which one loads things • ki (inter)
3. back part of lorry
1. what?
• keson (n) 2. which?, ki manyer = how are you, ki kote =
crate where, ki sa sa = what the hell is this!, ki (eks)
• kestard (n) what`s that you say
custard • kiaw (n)
• kestrel (n) 1. kind of vegetable
2. kind of dish
kestrel, small hawk
• kib (n)
• kestyon (n)
cube
1. matter, affair
2. question • kib (azek)
• kestyonab (azek) cubic, met kit = cubic metre
questionable • kiba (n)
• kestyoner (n) Cuba
1. examination paper • kibin (n & azek)Variation(s): kiben
2. questionnaire Cuban
• kestyonn (v)Variation(s): kestyone • kibutz (n)
to question kibbutz
• kesye (n)
• kidnap (v)Variation(s): kidnape
cashier to kidnap
• kesyer (n) • kidnaping (n)
cashier kidnapping
• ketez (n) • kifer (adv & inter)
woman money collector why, for what reason
• ketrin (azek)Variation(s): ketren • kik (azek)
lame ketrin = thief
some kilowatt
• kikalite (eks) • kilowater (n)
what a way to behave! kilowatt-hour
• kikenn (n) • kilpabilite (n)
someone culpability
• kikfwa (adv)Variation(s): kitfwa • kilt (n)
perhaps, may be cult, kilt personalite = personality cult
• kiksoz (n)Variation(s): kitsoz • kiltir (n)
something culture
• kil (v)Variation(s): kile • kiltirel (azek)
1. to go backwards, to reverse cultural, fet kiltirel = music festival
2. to move something backwards • kiltiv (v)Variation(s): kiltive
3. to recede
to plant, to cultivate the earth, to grow
• kilas (n)
• kiltive (azek)
sump
1. cultivated
• kiliner (azek) 2. cultured
culinary • kima (n)
• kilkile (v) kind of dish
to reverse slightly, to move back a little • kimba (n)
• kilminan (azek)
lard
culminating • kimchoy (n)
• kilminasyon (n) vegetable eaten with noodles
culmination • kime (v)
• kilminn (v)Variation(s): kilmine 1. to froth, foam
to culminate, to reach a final point 2. to froth at the mouth, to be angry
• kilo (n) • kimono (n)
1. kilogram 1. kimono
2. cheek. impertinence 2. sleeveless shirt
• kilomet (n) • kininn (n)
kilometre quinine
• kilot (n) • kinkayri (n)Variation(s): kenkayri
panties hard-ware shop
• kilotonn (n) • kinke (n)Variation(s): kenke
kiloton kind of paraffin lamp
• kilowat (n) • kinkiliba (n)Variation(s): kenkiliba
herbal remedy what`s going on here!
• kinkina (n)Variation(s): kenkina • kisannla (inter)
of quinine who
• kinn (v)Variation(s): ki`nn • kisasa (eks)Variation(s): kisisa, kiseksa
which has, which have what the hell is this!
• kinp (n)Variation(s): kenp • kisete (inter)
temporary shelter (esp. during construction who was it?
work) • kiskit (n)
• kinz (n)Variation(s): kenz 1. kind of parasite creeper
fifteen 2. dependent or hanging-on person
• kinzenn (n)Variation(s): kenzenn • kismikwik (n)
1. fortnight a kind of fern
2. fortnight when one is paid • kit (v)Variation(s): kite
• kinzenn (azek)Variation(s): kenzenn
1. to leave
pay-day 2. to stop work
3. to move away
• kinzyem (azek)Variation(s): kenzyem
4. to separate from
fifteenth
• kit (azek)
• kiplef (n)
be quits, be even with
one-way roundabout, one-way junction
• kitbag (n)
• kir (n)
kit-bag
rice and milk dish with religious significance
• kitiri (n)
• kiratel (azek)
kind of rice dish
later kiratel = abandoned land, biro kiratel =
• kitkit (azek)
curator of vacant estates
mothering, over-attentive
• kire (n)
• kitlok (n)
priest
funeral parlour
• kirtaz (n)
• kivet (n)
D and C, dilatation and curettage
wash-basin, bowl
• kirye (azek)
• kiwi (n)
curious, sanzet kirye = without being curious
shoe polish
• kiryosite (n)
• klak (n)
curiosity
1. clout, slap
• kis (n)
2. rude awakening, klak ledan = to snap one`s
lump, cyst, kis lor over = ovarian cyst teeth closed
• kisa (eks) • klak (v)Variation(s): klake
1. to clout, to slap filed
2. to bang (of a door) • klaser (n)
• klan (n)
filing cabinet
1. clan, extended family • klasifikasyon (n)
2. a tight-knit group
classification
• klandestin (azek)Variation(s):
klandesten • klasifye (v)

1. clandestine, secret to classify

2. underground • klasik (n)
• klape (n) 1. classical music
valve (in engine) 2. classical subjects
3. classics
• klapye (n)
• klasik (azek)
rabbit hutch
classical
• klarifikasyon (n)
• klasman (n)
clarification
allocation (esp. of places, at the races)
• klarifye (v)
• klate (azek)
to clarify
shiny, shining
• klarinet (n)
• klav (n)
clarinet
percussion instrument comprising two sticks
• klark (n)
• klavye (n)
1. office clerk
2. desk-worker keys

• klarte (n) • klaymaks (n)

light, illumination, klarte ideolozik = clear climax

world vision • kle (azek)
• klas (v)Variation(s): klase important, key, moman kle = vital moment
1. to succeed in getting a scholarship, but not • kler (v)
the main one
1. to clear (esp. of a road, table)
2. to time-table
2. settle a debt
3. to file
• kler (azek)
• klas (n)
1. pale
1. class at school
2. watery
2. social class
3. clear, understood
3. grade
4. forgiven, a clean slate
4. clash, personality clash, klas dominan = the
5. crystal clear (esp. of water)
ruling class, klas intermedyer = intermediary
6. transparent
classes,<s< div="" style="box-sizing: border-
box; font-weight: normal !important;"></s<> • klerdavwe (n)

• klase (azek) attorney`s clerk

 • klerdelinn (n) • klise (n)
full-moon 1. artwork for printing, block
2. cliche
• klerikel (azek)
• klitoris (n)
clerical
clitoris, centre of women`s sexual pleasure
• klerman (adv)
• klivaz (n)
clearly
rift
• klervwayan (azek)
• kliyan (n)
clairvoyant
client
• klib (n)
• kliyantel (n)
club
clientele
• klik (n)
• klod (n)
clique
madam klod = white pill used by drug-takers
• klike (v)
• klok (v)Variation(s): kloke
to pint (of an engine)
to clock in
• klima (n)
• kloke (v)
climate, klima ekonomik = economic climate
to crumble (esp. of ceiling)
• klimatik (azek)
• klopi-klopan (azek)
climatic
gammy-legged
• klimatizer (n)
• klor (n)
air conditioner
1. chlorine
• klindey (n)Variation(s): klendey
2. closure
short time, seconds
• klorinasyon (n)
• klineks (n)
1. chlorination plant
tissue paper, paper handkerchief 2. process of chlorination
• klinik (n) • klorofil (n)
1. private clinic chlorophyl
2. hospital clinic, klinik V.D. = venereal
• kloroform (n)
diseases clinic
chloroform
• klinn (azek)
• klos (n)
clean
blister
• klips (n)
• klosar (n)
1. paper clips
2. bicycle clips tramp
• klir (v) • klose (v)
to clear a dossier to jar, not to ring true, to sound wrong
 • klose (azek) code, kod kondwit = code of
conduct, kod larut = road
blistered
signs, kod napoleon = napoleonic code, kod
• klostofobi (n)
• kodak (n)
claustrophobia
camera, kodak
• klotir (n)
• kodeinn (n)
official closing
codeine
• kloz (v)
• kodeteni (n)
to close
co-prisoner
• kloz (n)
• kodirekter (n)
clause
joint director
• kloz (azek)
• koedikasyon (n)
closed, mezon kloz = brothel
co-education
• klunn (n)
• koefisyan (n)
clown, jester
co-efficient
• klwazon (n)Variation(s): kulazon
• Koegzistans (n)
separation, partition
co-existence
• koabit (v)Variation(s): koabite
• koegziste (v)
to live side by side, to cohabit, to live in peace
to coexist
• koagilasyon (n)
• koekipye (n)
coagulation
team-mate
• koagile (v)
• koeran (azek)
coagulate
coherent
• koales (v)
• koerans (n)
coalesce, to blend together
coherence
• koalisyon (n)
• koersyon (n)
coalition
coercion
• kobalt (n)
• koezyon (n)
cobalt, tretman kobalt = cobalt treatment
cohesion
• kobay (n)
• kof (n)
fall-guy
safe, strong-box
• kobra (n)
• kofor (n)
1. rock-drill
safe
2. work with rock
3. cobra • kofraz (n)
• kod (n) scaffolding
 • kofre (v) poppy
to put up scaffolding • kokni (n)
• kofrebizu (n) 1. kind of religious group
2. pedlar
jewel box
• koko (n)
• kok (n)
1. coconut
1. cock, male fowl
2. kind of percussion instrument
2. prick, penis, papa kok = one who
3. head
colludes, fezer kuma kok deras =
4. my darling
domineering
5. small shovel for cereal, bros koko = half
• koka (n) coconut for polishing floors, gran koko =
1. soft-drink • kokom (n)
2. coca-cola
1. cucumber
• kokainn (n) 2. game of piggy-in-the-middle, latet kokom =
cocaine forgetful

• kokart (n) • kokopike (n)

1. hermaphrodite grated ice lolly

2. term of abuse • kokoriko (eks)
• kokas (azek) cock-a-doodle-doo
cute • kokotye (n)
• kokayinn (n) coconut palm
cocaine • koksinel (n)
• kokdebwa (n) ladybird
kind of bird • koksis (n)
• kokdilevan (n) 1. coccyx
narcotic seed used for poisoning fish 2. knuckle rap on the head, donn li
enn koksis = a rap on the knuckles
• koket (n)
• koktel (n)
coquette
cocktail party
• koki (n)
• kol (v)Variation(s): kole
shell, sea-shell, koki boner =
cowrie, koki mangwak, koki laze- 1. to stick, to glue
aye, koki bet, koki sinkdwa, 2. to stay close to
3. to add a double number in dominoes
• kokin (v)Variation(s): koken
4. to mark closely (esp. in football)
to steal, zwe kokin = to cheat
• kol (n)
• kokiyaz (n)
collar
shells
• kola (n)
• kokliko (n)
cost of living allowance
 • kolabor (v)Variation(s): kolabore kind of embroidery
to collaborate • kole (n)
• kolaborasyon (n) 1. place where silencer joins engine
2. marijuana
collaboration, kolaborasyon deklas = class
3. double-number added in
collaboration
dominoes, kas kole = to freewheel, trap li par
• kolaborater (n) so kole = to kick out
1. collaborator • koleg (n)
2. columnist
colleague
• kolaboratris (n)
• kolek (n)
1. collaborator (woman)
collection of union dues
2. columnist (woman)
• koleksyon (n)
• kolan (n)
collection
gymnast`s or dancer`s suit
• koleksyoner (n)
• kolan (azek)
collector
sticky
• koleksyonn (v)Variation(s):
• kolant (n)
koleksyone
sticky paper (esp. for catching
to collect
flies, latres kolant = sticky-tape
• kolekt (n)
• kolar (azek)
collection of union dues
mang kolar = kind of mango
• kolekte (v)
• kolasyon (n)
to collect dues
collation (esp. of pages)
• kolekter (n)
• kolasyone (azek)
shop-steward
collated
• kolektif (azek)
• kolasyoner (n)
collective
one who collates
• kolektiv (azek)
• kolasyonn (v)Variation(s): kolasyone
collective, kolektiv bargening = collective
to collate
bargaining
• kolaton (n)
• kolektivis (n)
sticks tapped together in a religious
one who favours collectivism
incantation
• kolektivite (n)
• kolaz (n)
the collective
collage
• kolektiviz (v)Variation(s): kolektivize
• kolazenn (n)
to organise collectively
collagen
• kolektivizasyon (n)
• kolber (n)
collectivisation • kolkote (n)
• koler (n) a kind of cake
1. anger, fury • kolkote (azek)
2. one who glues, koler lafis = one who pastes plump, fat
up posters or bill-boards
• kolmat (v)Variation(s): kolmate
• kolera (n)
to patch up
cholera
• kolodan (n)
• kolez (n)
toffee, sticky sweet
college, high school, secondary
school, kolez deta = state school, kolez prive = • kolofann (n)
profit-making school, kolez sin = catholic se black resin, colophony
• kolezyin (n & azek)Variation(s): • kolok (n)
kolezyen
seminar
kind of bed
• kolom (n)
• kolezyin (n)Variation(s): kolezyen
chief overseer, site boss
student
• kolon (n)
• kolfimalay (n)
coloniser
sweet dessert
• kolonb (n)
• koli (n)
female pigeon
parcel
• kolonbi (n)
• kolik (n)
Columbia
1. colic
• kolonbinn (n)
2. menstrual pain
type of fish
• kolimason (n)
• kolonel (n)
kind of children`s game
1. colonel
• kolinmayar (n)Variation(s):
2. kind of fish
kolenmayar
• koloni (n)
blind man`s buff
colony
• kolinn (n)
• koloniz (v)Variation(s): kolonize
hillock
to colonise
• kolinos (azek)
• kolonizasyon (n)
toothy
colonisation
• kolistye (n)
• kolonn (n)
co-candidate
1. pylon
• kolizyon (n)
2. column, kolonn vertebral = spinal column,
collision backbone, lili kolonn = four poster
bed, galan kolonn = girl watcher
 • kolonyal (azek) • koman (eks)
colonial I beg your pardon!
• koloran (n) • komandan (n)
dye commander
• kolorblayn (azek) • komande (azek)
colour-blind ordered, sent for
• kolorye (azek) • komanditer (n)
brightly-coloured sleeping partner
• kolos (n) • komando (n)
colossus 1. commando
2. raiding force
• kolostomi (n)
• komann (n)
colostomy
order, pas komann = to place an order
• kolporter (n)
• komann (v)Variation(s): komande
rickshaw, kolporter rimer = rumour monger
1. to command, to give orders
• kolstorej (n)
2. to order
frozen-food shop
• komannman (n)
• koltar (n)
1. commandments
1. tar 2. orders given by senior officer (esp. in
2. tarmac firemen`s department)
3. road, lor koltar = out of work, tir dife
• komans (v)Variation(s): komanse
lor koltar = to be a hell-raiser, to prove one`s
virility 1. to begin, to start
• koltare (azek) 2. to start a fight
• komansman (n)
tarred
beginning, early pregnancy
• kolye (n)
• komant (v)Variation(s): komante
1. beads
2. necklace, kolye sipay = kind of seed or to comment, to report
necklace • komantater (n)
• kom (n) reporter, commentator
sloping roof • komanter (n)
• koma (n) 1. commentary
coma, torn, dan koma = to go into a coma 2. rude comments
• koma (prep)Variation(s): kuma • komdi (n)
like as if, komdi koze = as the saying goes
• koman (inter) • komedi (n)
what?, koman to apele = what` s your name comedy
 • komedyin (n)Variation(s): komedyen 1. communal, racist, discriminatory
2. based on communal divisions
comedian, actor
• kominalis (azek)
• komemor (v)Variation(s): komemore
communalist, racist
to commemorate
• Kominalism (n)
• komemorasyon (n)
communalism, racism
commemoration
• kominik (v)Variation(s): kominike
• komer (n)
1. to communicate
chatter-box
2. to inform
• komeraz (n & azek)
• kominikasyon (n)
1. rubbish
communication
2. illicit sex
• kominike (n)
• komers (n)
communique
commerce, trade
• kominis (n & azek)
• komersan (n)
communist
trader
• kominism (n)
• komersyal (azek)
communism
commercial, sant komersyal = commercial
centre, balans komersyal = balance of trade • kominn (n)
• komersyaliz (v)Variation(s): commune
koaersyalize • kominote (n)
to commercialise, to market ethny, race, religion
• Komet (n) • kominoter (azek)
comet neighbourhood, sant kominoter =
• komet (v) neighbourhood social center
to commit, komet swisid = to commit suicide • kominye (v)
• komi (n) to receive the sacrament
1. shop-keeper, employee in a shop • kominyon (n)
2. civil servant communion
• komik (azek)
• komiser (n)
amusing, funny commissioner, komiser lapolis = police
• komiks (n) commissioner, komiser prizon = prison
commissioner
comic-book
• komisyon (n)
• komin (azek)Variation(s): komen
1. goods, weekly supplies
common
2. errand
• kominal (azek) 3. commission
4. sub-committee, komisyon danket =
commission of enquiry, fer enn komisyon = to • konbatan (n)
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• komisyoner (n) combination

appointed, not elected, municipal councillor • konbinezon (n)

• komite (n) 1. combination

2. petticoat
1. committee
2. meeting, komite dantrepriz = workers and • Konbinn (n)
bosses committee plot
• komkwa (adv) • konbinn (v)Variation(s): konbine
to the effect that to combine
• komod (n) • konblaz (n)
side-board levelling (esp. of land)
• komod (azek) • konble (v)
passable, common, ordinary to fill up
• komor (n) • konbyin (inter)Variation(s): konbyen
The Comores how many? how much?
• kompa (n) • kondanasyon (n)
compass, instrument in drawing 1. condemnation
• kompiyt (v) 2. prison sentence

to enter for a scholarship • kondane (n)

• kompyuter (n) prisoner, convict

computer • kondane (azek)

• komsi-komsa (azek) condemned, bwat kondane = money-box,

piggy-bank
neither hot nor cold, average
• kondann (v)Variation(s): kondane
• komsidire (adv)
1. to condemn
as if 2. to sentence, kondane amor = sentenced to
• komye (inter) death
how much? how many • kondans (v)Variation(s): kondanse
• kon (n) to condense
fool, idiot • kondansater (n)
• konba (n) capasitor, piece in electonic equipment
struggle • kondanse (azek)
• konbat (v) condensed
to combat, to struggle • konde (n)
1. kind of bird without consciousness,
2. tuft of hair on one`s crown fainted, repran konesans = regain
3. kind of shrub kondir, kondire o 1. to drive consciousness, come round,<strong< div=""
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• kondiraz (n) • koneser (n)
steering wheel expert
• kondire (azek) • konfederasyon (n)
bate kondire = thorough defeat confederation (esp. of trade unions)
• kondisyon (n) • konferans (n)
1. condition, terms, proviso conference, konferans martin = a lot of
2. state, circumstance, lor kondisyon = under discussion for nothing
certain conditions, kondisyon travay = work • konferansye (n)
conditions
lecturer
• kondisyonn (v)Variation(s):
kondisyone • konfes (v)Variation(s): konfese

to condition, to train, to habituate to confess

• kondisyonnman (n) • konfesyonal (n)

conditioning confessional-box

• kondoleans (n) • konfesyonel (azek)

condolence religious, kolez konfesyonel = religious

school
• kondwit (n)
• konfeti (n)
conduct, behaviour
confetti
• koneksyon (n)
• konfi (azek)
connection
1. pickled
• konekte (v) 2. confused
to connect, to join up • konfidans (n)
• konekte (azek) trust, an konfidans = in confidence, on trust
linked • konfidansyel (azek)
• konekter (n)
confidential
connection box • konfirm (v)Variation(s): konfirme
• konektor (n) 1. to confirm
kind of pipe for joining two other pipes 2. to be confirmed
3. to be permanently employed
• konesans (n)
• konfirmasyon (n)
1. consciousness
2. knowledge confirmation
3. acquaintance, friend, san konesans = • konfirme (azek)
permanently employed colleague
• konfiskasyon (n) • konfront (v)Variation(s): konfronte
confiscation, seizure to confront, to face
• konfiske (v) • konfrontasyon (n)
confiscate, seize confrontation
• konfiske (azek) • konfyans (n)
seized confidence, trust, mosyon konfyans = a
motion of confidence
• konfitir (n)
• konfyanser (n)
jam
confidant
• konfizyon (n)
• konfye (v)
confusion, disorder, jumble
1. entrust
• konfli (n)
2. confide
conflict, struggle, clash
• kong (n)Variation(s): angi-kong
• konfliktyel (azek)
conger-eel
conflictual
• kongolo (n)
• konfliktyelman (adv)
kind of syndrome, illness
conflictually
• kongre (n)
• konfond (v)
congress
to confuse, to mistake one thing for another
• kongregasyon (n)
• konfonn (v)
religious group
confound, confuse, mistake , mingle
• koni (azek)
• konfor (n)
well-known, famous
comfort
• konik (azek)
• konform (azek)
conical, cone-shaped
identical, similar, according to
• konivans (n)
• konform konforme (v)
connivance, complicity
to conform, to comply, to submit
• konkasez (n)
• konformis (n & azek)
crushing-mill
conformist
• konkav (azek)
• konformite (n)
concave
conformity, agreement
• konkerir (v)
• konfortab (azek)
to conquer
comfortable
• konket (n)
• konfrer (n)
conquest
 • konkibinaz (n) • konpak (azek)
living as if married compact
• konkiran (n) • konpans (v)Variation(s): konpanse
competitor, rival compensate make up for
• konkirans (n) • konpansasyon (n)
competition, rivalry compensation, konpansasyon saler = wage
compensation
• konklir (v)
• konpar (v)Variation(s): konpare
to conclude
to compare
• konklizyon (n)
• konparab (n)
1. conclusion, end
2. last chapter, last paragraph comparable
• konkord (n) • konparet (v)
1. Concorde appear before a court of justice
2. supersonic jet
• konparezon (n)
• konkret (n) comparison
concrete • konpartiman (n)
• konkur (n) compartment
competition • konpasyon (n)
• konn (v)Variation(s): kone compassion
1. to know, to be aware of
• konpatib (azek)
2. to be sure, to be certain
3. to be acquainted with compatible

• konn (n) • konpatryot (n)

cone compatriot

• konnde (n) • konpayn (v)Variation(s): konpayne

bun at the nape of one`s neck to accompany

• konnri (n) • konpayne (n)

stupidity visitors, relatives

• konntrak (n) • konpayni (n)

contract car, hired car company

• konnyok (n) • konpaynon (n)

kind of cataplast mate, partner, friend

• konokono (n) • konper (n)

edible shell fish old-chap

• konpa (n) • konpetan (azek)

compass, circle-drawer competent

 • konpetans (n) • konplik (v)Variation(s): konplike
competence, ability, proficiency to complicate, to become complicated
• konpetisyon (n) • konplikasyon (n)
competition, competitiveness complication, intricacy
• konpil (v)Variation(s): konpile • konplike (azek)
compile 1. complicated, intricate
2. complex (esp. of musical arrangement)
• konple (azek)
• konpliman (n)
complete
compliments, regard?
• konpleks (n)
• konplint (n)Variation(s): konplent
complex
1. plaint, lament
• konpleks (azek)
2. industrial complaint
complicated, intricate
• konplis (n)
• konplekse (azek)
accomplice
with an "inferiority complex"
• konplis (azek)
• konpleksite (n)
colluding
complexity
• konplisite (n)
• konpleman (n)
complicity, abetting, collusion
complement
• konplo (n)
• konplemant (v)
plot, conspiracy
to add to
• konplot (v)Variation(s): konplote
• konplemanter (azek)
to plot, to conspire
complementary, kopi konplemanter =
• konport (v)Variation(s): konporte
complementary copy
to behave, to act
• konplet (v)Variation(s): konplete
• konportman (n)
to complete
bahaviour
• konplet (n)
• konpot (n)
1. set
2. one-piece suit jam
2. marijuana and its paper • konpotye (n)
• konplet (azek) jam jar
whole, complete • konpoz (v)Variation(s): konpoze
• konpletman (adv) 1. to compose, to make up, konpoz lamizik =
completely to compose music
2. to take part in (esp. in examination)
• konplezans (n)
3. to set type
obligingness
• konpozisyon (n)
1. composition, essay consentment, konsantman paran = parental
2. lay-out consent
3. components • konsantrasyon (n)
• konpoziter (n) concentration, konsantrasyon puvwar =
1. composer concentration of power
2. machine for composing print
• konsantre (v)
3. one who works on composition of print
to concentrate
• konprador (azek)
• konsantre (azek)
comprador
concentrated
• konpran (v)
• konsekans (n)
1. to understand
2. to comprise, fer konpran = explain consequence, result

• konpreansib (azek) • konsekitif (azek)

understandable consecutive, following, 24 mwa konsekitif =

24 months continuous employment
• konpreansyon (n)
• konsekrasyon (n)
comprehension, exercise
consecration
• konpres (n)
• konsep (n)
compress
concept
• konpreser (n)
• konsepsyon (n)
rock drill
conception
• konprime (n)
• konser (n)
tablet, pill
concert, musical entertainment
• konpromet (v)
• konsern (v)Variation(s): konserne
to compromise
concern, affect, an seki konsern = as regards
• konpromi (n)
• konsernan (prep)
compromise, agreement
concerning, about
• konpromisyon (n)
• konserte (azek)
compromise, selling out
concerted, planned
• konsakre (v)
• konserv (v)Variation(s): konserve
consecrate, dedicate, devote
1. preserve
• konsansis (n) 2. retain, maintain
consensus • konserv (n)
• konsanti (v) preserved food, bwat konserv = canned food
consent, agree, submit • konservasyon (n)
• konsantman (n)Variation(s): conservation (esp. of forests)
konsantiman
• konservater (n)
konservater lafore = chief forestry officer • konsiltatif (azek)
• konservater (azek) consultative
conservative • konsilyasyon (n)
• konsesyon (n) conciliation (esp. in industrial relations)
concession, yielding • konsilye (v)
• konsevwar (v) to conciliate
to conceive • konsist (v)Variation(s): konsiste
• konsey (v)Variation(s): konseye to consist
to advise • konsistan (azek)
• konsey (n) consistent
1. council, konsey distrik = district council • konsistans (n)
2. advice consistency, degree of firmness
• konseyab (azek) • konsiyn (n)
advisable order, watchword
• konseye (n) • konsol (v)Variation(s): konsole
councillor, konseye vilaz = village councillor to console, to comfort
• konsider (v)Variation(s): konsidere • konsol (n)
to consider dresser
• konsiderab (azek) • konsolasyon (n)
1. large, extensive consolation
2. considerable
• konsole (azek)
• konsiderasyon (n)
consoled
1. consideration, esteem, regard
2. attention • konsolid (v)Variation(s): konsolide

• konsidere (azek) consolidate, strengthen

byin konsidere = treated well, esteemed, • konsolidasyon (n)

respected consolidation, strengthening
• konsila (n) • konsolide (azek)
consulate consolidated konsolide = consolidated labour
• konsiler (azek) law

consular • konsom (v)Variation(s): konsome

• konsilt (v)Variation(s): konsilte to consume, to use, to eat

to consult, to go and see a doctor • konsomasyon (n)

• konsiltasyon (n) consumption, konsomasyon debaz = basic

necessities, konsomasyon deliks = luxury
1. consultation items
2. private consulting room
 • konsomater (n) • konstipe (azek)
consumer, customer constipated
• konsonn (n) • konstitisyon (n)
consonant constitution, konstitisyon for = fit and
healthy, konstitisyon Moris = the Mauritian
• konsortyom (n)
constitution
consortium
• konstitye (v)
• konspir (v)Variation(s): konspire
to constitute
conspire, plot
• konstriksyon (n)
• konspirasyon (n)
1. building industry
conspiracy, plot 2. building, edifice
• konspirater (n) 3. construction

conspirator • konstrikter (n)

• konstab (n) builder, bridge-builder

constable • konstriktif (azek)

• konstaman (adv) constructive

constantly, continually • konstrir (v)

• konstan (azek) to build

constant • konsyan (azek)

• konstat (v)Variation(s): konstate conscious

to suppose, to assume • konsyans (n)

• konstatasyon (n) 1. conscience

2. consciousness, movez konsyans = bad
supposition
conscience, konsyans deklas = class
• konstate (v) consciousness .
to make supposition • konsyansye (azek)
• konstelasyon (n) conscientious
constellation • konsyantiz (v)Variation(s):
• konsternasyon (n) konsyantize

dismay, consternation to raise consciousness, to educate, to inform

• konsterne (azek) • konsyantizasyon (n)

1. dismayed consciousness raising, education konsyantize

2. astounded , amazed ar.sk highly conscious, aware of one`s rights
konsyerz
• konstip (v)Variation(s): konstipe
• kont (n)
to be constipated
1. accounts
• konstipasyon (n)
2. villain, pey kont = settle an
constipation
account, regle kont = to settle, to wreak contentment, happiness, satisfaction
vengeance, rann kont = to be answer • kontaze (azek)Variation(s): kontazye
• kont (prep)
contagious, infectious
against • konteks (n)
• kont-atak (n) contexts
counter-attack • kontener (n)
• kont-atak (v)Variation(s): kont-atake container (esp. for shipping)
to counter-attack • kontenir (v)
• kont-gut (n) 1. to contain, to compromise, to hold
dropping-tube, dropper 2. to keep under control
• kont-sezon (azek) • konter (n)
out of season meter
• kontab (n) • kontestasyon (n)
accountant objections
• kontaminasyon (n) • kontestater (n)
contamination rebel
• kontamine (azek) • konteste (v)
contaminated to object to, to protest
• kontaminn (v)Variation(s): kontamine • kontinan (n)
contaminate, infect continent
• kontan (v) • kontinans (n)
1. to love, to be in love with continence
2. to like • kontinantal (azek)
3. to be happy, to content, kontan pa kontan =
whether you like it or not continental, plato kontinantal = continental
shelf
• kontan (n)
• kontini (azek)
boyfriend, girlfriend
sustained
• kontan (adv)
• kontinyelman (adv)
cash (of a purchase or sale)
continually
• kontanple (v)
• kontiyn (v)Variation(s): kontinye
to contemplate
to continue, to go on
• kontant (v)
• kontiynasyon (n)
to be content, satisfied
continuation
• kontante (azek)
• kontrayete (n)
contented
obstacles
• kontantman (n)
 • kontre (v) • kontribye (v)
To counter, to act against, to oppose to contribute, to pay
• kontre (n) • kontrint (n)Variation(s): kontrent
region, country constraint, force
• kontrebandye (n) • kontrol (v)Variation(s): kontrole
gangster, smuggler 1. to control
2. to impose controls, to regulate
• kontrebann (n)
• kontrol (n)
smuggling
1. control, checks, regulation
• kontrebas (n)
2. aegis, kontrol travayer = workers` control
double-base
• kontrole (azek)
• kontredir (v)
controlled
contradict
• kontroler (n)
• kontrefors (n)
bus-conductor, kontroler dedwann = customs
1. leather arm-strap symbolising strength comptroller
2. supposed special powers to counter-act
• kontrord (n)
black-magic
counter-instruction
• kontrekar (v)
• kontrovers (n)
to counteract
controversy
• kontreku (n)
• kontur (n)
set-back, adversity
curve, bend, lor kontur = on the bend
• kontremet (n)
• konturn (v)Variation(s): konturne
overseer
1. to turn, to talk a corner
• kontrepwa (n)
2. to evade, to get around (esp. of the law)
hammer held behind wood while hammering
• kontwar (n)
with another
counter, cashier`s desk
• kontrer (prep)
• konvalesans (n)
contrary to
convalescence, recovery
• kontretan (n)
• konvansyon (n)
Mishap, inconvenience, delay
convention, konvansyon Lome = Lom�
• kontrevolisyoner (n & azek)
convention, konvansyon drwa delom =
counter-revolutionary convention on human rights
• kontribisyon (n) • konvansyonel (azek)
1. contribution, help, participation conventional
2. dues
• konveks (azek)
• kontribyab (n)
convex, curving outwards
tax-payer, rate-payer
 • konveksyon (n) • konvwat (v)Variation(s): konvwate
convection current to grab at, to be greedy
• konvenab (azek) • konvwatiz (n)
convenient greediness, grabbing
• konvenableman (adv) • konze (n)
conveniently, at your leisure holiday, konze piblik = public holiday, bank
holiday, konze sik = sick
• konvers (v)Variation(s): konverse
leave, konze maternite = maternity
to converse, chat leave,<span< div="" style="box-sizing: border-
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conversation
• konzel (v)Variation(s): konzele
• konverti (v)
to freeze, to deep freeze
to convert
• konzelater (n)
• konverzans (n)
freezer, deep-freeze
convergence
• konzele (azek)Variation(s): konzole
• konverzyon (n)
frozen
convertion
• konzenital (azek)
• konvikayon (n)
congenital
conviction, belief, certainty
• konzesyon (n)
• konvilsyon (n)
cerebral oedema, pnemonary oedema
convulsions, fits
• konzig (v)Variation(s): konzige
• konvink (v)Variation(s): konvinke,
konvenk, konvenke to conjugate
1. to convince • konzigal (azek)
2. to be convinced conjugal, lavi konzigal = married life
• konvinkan (azek)Variation(s): • konzonksyon (n)
konvenkan
conjunction
convincing
• konzonktir (n)
• konvinki (azek)Variation(s): konvenki
moment
convinced, believing
• konzonktirel (azek)
• konvok (v)Variation(s): konvoke
conjunctural, for the present time
to invite, to convoke, to give notice of a
• konzonktivit (n)
meeting
conjunctivitis
• konvokasyon (n)
• konzwin (n)Variation(s): konzwen
invitation to a meeting, convocation
spouse
• konvwa (n)
convoy, konvwa mortyer = funeral convoy
 • konzwint (azek)Variation(s): • kopye (v)
konzwent to copy
conjoint, united, joint
• kor (n)
• konzwintman (adv)Variation(s): 1. corns
konzwentman 2. corps, tansyon gayn kor = you may get into
conjointly, jointly, together trouble, kor diplomatik = diplomatic
corps, kor medikal = medical p
• kooperasyon (n)
• koral (n)
co-operation
choir
• koopere (v)
• koran (n)
co-operate
coran
• koopte (n)
• koray (n)
co-opt
1. coral
• koordinasyon (n)
2. gallstone, koray tetdemor, koray zinzam =
co-ordination kinds of coral, fler koray = kind of
• koordone (n) flower, laf koray

1. co-ordinates • korbey (n)

2. whereabouts basket
• koperativ (n &azek) 2. wrought-iron detachable lorry
back, korbey menazer = kind of tombola
co-operative
• korbiyar (n)
• kopi (n)
hearse
copy
• korbizo (n)
• kopilot (n)
kind of bird
co-pilot
• korbo (n)
• kopin (n)Variation(s): kopen
crow
friend, mate
• korbore (v)
• kopinn (n)
to corroborate
friend (woman)
• kord (v)Variation(s): korde
• kopirayt (n)
to hang up washing in twisted cord
copyright
• kord (n)
• kopiy (v)Variation(s): kopiye
measure of wood
to copy
• korde (azek)
• kopo (n)
1. twisted
chips of wood
2. in agony
• kopra (n)
• kordegard (n)
copra
police station
 • kordinasyon (n) 1. proof-reader
2. correcting fluid
co-ordination
• korektiv (azek)
• kordinater (n)
depite korektiv = best-loser
co-ordinator
• korelasyon (n)
• kordinn (v)Variation(s): kordine
correlation
to co-ordinate
• korespondan (n)
• kordon (n)
pen-friend
1. cordon, belt
2. a kind of string • korespondans (n)
3. hair-ribbon 1. -correspondence
4. long, hollow sea-plant 2. a relationship ****koresponn v to
• kordone (n) correspond, to tally with
1. co-ordinates • korey (v)Variation(s): koreye
2. one`s timetable and whereabouts to trace (esp. in cabinet making)
• kordonn (v)Variation(s): kordone • koridor (n)
to co-ordinate corridor
• kordonye (n) • korijenndum (n)
1. cobbler, shoemaker
corrigendum
2. kind of fish
3. kind of bird • koripsyon (n)

• kordyal (azek) corruption

cordial • koripter (n)

• korebyin (azek)Variation(s): korebyen one who corrupts

in community of property (of marriage) • koriz (v)Variation(s): korize

• koreen (n & azek) 1. to mark, to correct

2. to punish
Corean 3. to alter (esp. of clothing)
• koregraf (n) • korkes (n)
choreographer caucus, drwa korkes = right to form a caucus
• korek (azek) • korl (n)
1. I`m well telephone call
2. o.k, fine, li pa korek = it`s not done!
• korlalinn (n)
• koreksyon (n)
kind of marble
correction, lesson
• kormor (n)Variation(s): komor
• korekteman (adv)
the Comores
correctly, right
• korn (v)Variation(s): korne
• korekter (n)
1. to irritate someone`s ears by making a soursop
noise • koroziv (azek)
2. to ring (esp. of ears), implying that
someone is talking about one corrosive

• korn (n) • korporasyon (n)

horn, horns, pu enn serf, so korn pa lur = it`s corporation

not a burden to care for one`s children • korporativ (azek)
• korn (n)Variation(s): likorn corporative (esp. of unions)
kind of fish, korn muton = kind of fish • korporel (azek)
• kornak (n) corporal
elephant-trainer • kors (v)Variation(s): korse
• kornbif (n) to deteriorate (esp. of a situation)
corned beef • korsaz (n)
• korne (n) corset
1. paper bag • korse (n)
2. cone
waist-coat
3. cornea
• korser (n)
• korner (n)
pirate
corner (in football)
• kort (eks)
• kornet (n)
silence in the Court!
1. musical instrument
2. loud-speaker • kortez (n)

• kornflor (n) procession (esp. of cars)

cornflour • korum (n)

• kornis (n) quorum, a group o� people

top edge of cupboard, larmwar • korve (n)

depas kornis = your slip`s showing toil, work-load
• kornison (n) • korvet (n)
pickled cucumber 1. kind of battle ship
• kornmuton (n) 2. sailor from this kind of ship

1. corned mutton • koryas (azek)

2. kind of fish wily, tough
• koronp (v) • kos (n)
to corrupt marker in sewing
• koronpi (azek) • kose (n)
corrupt coach-driver, baye kuma kose laplas = to be
• koronsol (n) bored
 • kosinnyater (n) kostik soda = caustic soda
co-signatory • kostim (n)
• kosmar (n) suit
nightmare • kostimdebin (n)Variation(s):
kostimdeben
• kosmetik (n)
bathing costume
make-up
• kostime (azek)
• kosmik (azek)
dressed up
cosmic
• kosting (n)
• kosmonot (n)
costing, price, estimate
cosmonaut
• kosto (azek)
• kosmopolit (azek)Variation(s):
kosmopolitin, kosmopoliten stocky, strong, bid-built
cosmopolitan • kosyon (n)
• koson (n) 1. deposit
2. bail, pa pu tir so kosyon = he`ll be
1. pig
thoroughly defeated, larg li su kosyon = let
2. pork
him out of bail
2. dirty person
4. kind of move in draughts su kuma koson = • kosyoner (n)
drunk as a lord, koson maron = wild 1. one who stands bail
pig, vann koson 2. small wooden ball in petanque
• kosondenn (n)
• kosyonn (v)Variation(s): kosyone
guinea pig to collude with, implicitly agree to
• kosone (n)Variation(s): kosyoner • kot (n)
small, wooden ball in game of petanque rib, gayn kot, tap kot = to hit opponent with
• kosonnri (n) ball in game of stingers
debauchery • kot (adv)
• kostarika (n) 1. where
2. wherever
Costa Rica
3. in those places which
• koste (v)
• kot (prep)
1. to move up next to
1. near, next to
2. to come alongside
2. at, kot mwa = at home
• koste (adv)
• kot (inter)
nearby
where?
• koste (azek)
• kota (n)
close-together, gato koste = kind of cake
quota
• kostik (azek)
• kotasyon (n)
quotation, estimate 1. cotton
2. cotton-wool
• kote (n)
• koton (azek)
side, edge, lot kote =
whereas, enn kote zanon = one earring cotton
• kote (adv) • kotone (azek)
1. in the direction of fluffy
2. as regards, as for • kotoy (v)Variation(s): kotoye
• kote (inter) to accompany, to go alongside
where?, ki kote = where? • kotsa (inter)
• kote (eks) 1. where`s that
I don`t think so 2. not on your life
• koteks (eks & n) • kotye (azek)Variation(s): kotyer
sanitary towel coastal
• kotidyin (n)Variation(s): kotidyen • kovil (n)
daily newspaper a kind of temple
• kotidyin (azek)Variation(s): kotidyen • kovyo (azek)
daily feeble, weak, downtrodden
• kotis (n) • koyn (v)Variation(s): koyne
kind of dance 1. to bump against, to hit against
2. to stub,
• kotite (n)
3. to meet obstacles, linn zwenn koyne = he`s
dues, contributions in a fix
• kotizasyon (n) • koynak (n)
monthly contributions brandy
• kotize (v) • koyne (azek)
1. to contribute regularly cornered, stopped
2. to chip in
• koz (v)Variation(s): koze
• kotlet (n)
to talk, to speak, koz so koze = to speak about
meat snack him, koz brit = to speak sharply, koz kuyon =
• kotok (n) a talk

rap on head with knuckles • koz (n)

• kotomili (n) cause, koz zis = a just cause

coriander • kozalite (n)

• kotomili (n) causality

coriander • koze (n)

• koton (n) talk, words, koze kuyon = to tell off, pu

enn koze = supposing
 • kozri (n) rogue, dishonest person, contemptible person
a talk • krapo (n)
• krab (n) toad
crab, krab malgas, krab onz • krapros (n)
tas, krab karle, krab sis verruca, contagious wart-like infection of the
tas, krab karkasay, krab trululu,<sp< div=""
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• krab (azek)Variation(s): krap 1. to spit

2. to disrespect, kras an ler tom lor nene = to
stingy, mean, miserly, tight-fisted do something which will rebound
• kraft (n) • kraswar (n)
kind of cheese, processed cheese
spittoon
• krak (v)Variation(s): krake • krater (n)
to cede, to give in, to fear crater
• krak (n) • kravas (n)
stock-exchange crash, economic depression whip
• kraking (n) • kravat (n)
threat, met enn kraking = to force someone by tie, larg kravat kikenn = to help someone out
threatening of a tight spot, gato kravat = kind of cake
• kram-kram (azek) • kravate (azek)
crisp wearing a tie, byin kravate = all dressed up
• krann (n) • krawn (n)
skull sign on helmet of uniform, crown emblem
• kranp (n) • krawnlenn (n)
1. muscle cramp crown land, government land
2. clamp
3. spikes hammered into mountain face for • kraz (v)Variation(s): kraze
climbing, kranp lestoma = tummy pains (esp. 1. to crush, to dominate
in period pains) 2. to break up, to pulverise, kraz lazol = to go
• kranpon (n) to jail, kraz fes = to slave-drive, to
steal, kraz laliyn
large hook
• kraz-kraze (azek)
• kranponn (v)Variation(s): kranpone
poor, badly-made, humble
to grasp, hang on to, hang from by one`s
hands • kreasyon (n)

• krap (azek) creation

stingy, mean, tight-fisted • kreater (n)

• krapil (n) creator

 • kreatif (azek) • krepi (azek)
creative 1. plastered
2. frizzy
• kreatir (n)
• krepiser (n)
creature
plasterer
• kreatris (azek)
• krepon (n)
creative
kind of cloth
• kredi (n)
• kresenndo (n)
credit
crescendo
• kredi (adv)
• kreson (n)
on credit
water-cress
• kredib (azek)
• kresonyer (n)
credible
water-cress farmer
• kredibilite (n)
• kretin (n)Variation(s): kreten
credibility, reputation
idiot, cretin
• kredit (n)
• kretonn (n)
1. credit side in accounting
2. kind of score in examinations kind of cloth
• kredityunyonn (n) • kretyin (n & azek)Variation(s): kretyen
credit union Christian
• kree (v) • krev (v)Variation(s): kreve
to create to die, to peg off
• krem (azek) • krever (n)
cream-coloured sponger, bum, parasite
• kremasyon (n) • krevet (n)
cremation prawns
• kremlin (n) • krevis (n)
the Kremlin shrimp, krevis ruz = kind of
shrimp, omar krevis = kind of lobster
• kreol (n)
• kreyon (n)
1. kreol language
2. person in kreol community pencil, kreyon disab = sea urchin`s
3. catholic spine, kreyon papye = pencil, iron bar used as
a lever
• krep (n)
• kreyonn (v)Variation(s): kreyone
1. pan-cake
2. kind of cloth, papye krep = crepe paper to colour-in with a pencil
• krepi (v) • krez (v)Variation(s): kreze
to plaster to cut out, to abandon
 • krezi (azek) • kristal (n & azek)
crazy crystal
• kri (azek) • kristaliz (v)Variation(s): kristalize
1. raw to crysta-lise
2. unadulterated • kristyanism (n)
• krible (azek) Christianity
perforated • kristyanite (n)
• kridite (n) Christianity
crudity • kristyaniz (v)Variation(s): kristyanize
• kriket (n) to christianise
cricket • kriter (n)
• krikri (adv) criterion
frankly, directly • kritik (v)Variation(s): kritike
• krim (n) to criticise, to find fault with
crime • kritik (azek)
• kriminel (n & azek) 1. critical
criminal 2. vital, crucial
• krimplinn (n) • kriye (v)
kind of cloth 1. to shout, call out
2. to name, to call
• krint (n)Variation(s): krent
3. to shout at
worry, fear, doubt
• kriyel (azek)
• krint (azek)Variation(s): krent
cruel
sprightly
• kriyolinn (n)
• kris (n)
creosote
Christ
• kriyote (n)
• krisifiks (n)
cruelty
crucifix
• kriz (n)
• krisifye (v)
1. crisis
to crucify 2. fit, attack, kriz kardyak = heart
• krisna (n) attack, kriz ekonomik = economic
crisis, kriz guvernmantal = crisis in the
name of a god
• krizantem (n)
• krispasyon (n)
kind of flower
tension, tenseness
• krok (n)
• krispe (azek)
hook
tense
 • krok (v)Variation(s): kroke crawl, kind of stroke in swimming
to hook • kros (v)Variation(s): krose
• krokan (azek) 1. to hook
2. to win (esp. of a scholarship)
crisp
• kros (n)Variation(s): kros-konntri
• kroke (azek)
cross-country
sexist expression for homosexual
• krose (n)
• kroket (n)
1. hook
fritter
2. crochet-work
• krokmor (n) 3. hook (in boxing)
pall-bearer 4. crotchet

• krokodil (n) • krose (eks)

crocodile out: (esp. for one who sings badly in a

competition)
• krom (n)
• kroseksyonn (n)
chrome
cross-section
• krome (azek)
• krosing (n)
chrome
disagreement, fight
• kromozom (n)
• krosir (n)
chromosome
zebra crossing
• kronik (n)
• krulan (azek)
1. chronicle
2. commentary crumbling

• kronik (azek) • krupye (n)

chronic croupier

• kroniker (n) • krupyon (n)

journalist with a regular column or radio parson`s nose

programme • krwar (v)
• kronolozi (n) 1. believe
chronology, order of events 2. think, be of the opinion
3. believe in
• kronolozik (azek)
• krwasan (n)
chronological
1. kind of pastry
• kronomet (n)
2. kind of fish
stop-watch
• krwasans (n)
• kronometre (v)
1. growth
to time 2. expansion, krwasans ekonomik = economic
• krorl (n) growth
 • krwayab (azek) • kud-prodiksyon (n)
believable production costs
• krwayan (n) • kud-tet (n)
believer 1. head-but
2. head (in football)
• krwayans (n)
• kuder (n)
belief
bag-repairer (esp. in the docks)
• krwaz (v)Variation(s): krwaze
• kudeta (n)
1. fold (of arms)
2. to fold over coup d`etat
3. to meet, to pass • kudey (n)
4. to mate, to cross (esp. of animals)
1. a glance
• krwazad (n) 2. appearance, zet enn kudey = to keep an eye
crusade on
• krwaze (azek) • kudlavi (n)
1. crossed cost of living
2. crossbred, mo krwaze = cross-word • kudme (n)
• krwazer (n) 1. help, hand
cruiser kin 2. financial help, donn kudme = give a hand
• ku (n) • kudpwin (n)Variation(s): kudpwen
1. turn, go, chance 1. fist
2. blow, shock 2. punch
3. moment, second • kudpye (n)
4. price, cost
5. injury, lot ku = next time kick
around, ku andan = internal injury • kudvan (n)
• kuba (n) 1. gale
foul play, low-down trick 2. sudden disorder

• kucha (n) • kuk (n)

crushed and spiced fruit or vegetable hide-and-seek, kuk-kasyet = hide and

seek, kuk-galupe = catch me if you
• kuchu-kuchu (n) can, zwe kuk = hide from someone
gossip • kuker (n)
• kud (v) cooker, stove, kuker elektrik = electric cooker
1. to sew • kukri (n)
2. to stitch, be stitched, donn kud = give to a
tailor cookery (subject)

• kud (n) • kuku (n)

1. elbow cuckoo
2. right-angled pipe • kul (v)Variation(s): kule
1. to sink • kulut (v)Variation(s): kulute
2. to slink away (esp. of body) 1. to nail, to nail down
3. to be juicy (esp. of fruits) 2. to trap (esp. of a person), to catch out
4. to run away
5. to betray (esp. a friend) • kulwar (n)
6. to pour (esp. of concrete) corridor, passage
7. to leak
• kuma (adv)
8. to flow (esp. of blood, sweat)
as, like
• kulak (n)
• kuma (inter)
rich peasant (esp. in Russia)
how
• kulakula (v)
• kumadir (adv)
to rinse out one`s mouth
as if
• kulazon (n)Variation(s): klwazon
• kumans (n)Variation(s): kumanse
separation, partition, kulazon nene = nasal
separation 1. to begin, to start
2. to start a row
• kuldal (v)
• kumansman (n)
to make a concrete roof
1. beginning
• kuldesak (n)
2. new pregnancy
cul-de-sac
• kumara (n)
• kuler (n)
name of a god
1. colour, shade
• kumbavasyon (n)
2. skin-colour
3. team, side , afis so kuler = show which side inauguration of temple
he`s on • kumi (n)
• kulev (n) a kind of dance
mole snake • kumkum (n)
• kuli (n) sour black fruit
1. indentured labourer • kumkwa (adv)
2. term based on communalism
as if
• kulis (n)
• kumkwat (n)
1. wings of a theatre
small sour orange
2. corridors near parliament, dan kulis =
behind the scenes • kumsa (adv & azek)
• kulu (n) like this
1. nail • kumsa (eks)
2. boil, sty now really!
3. a move in ludo, kulu bardo = headless
nail, savat kulu = walking on • kumsidire (adv)
nails, dibwa kulu = kind o as if
 • kumsikumsa (adv & azek) • kupetire (v)
not too bad to cut cane & carry it a certain distance
• kungfu (n) • kupetrase (v)
Kung-Fu to get out of trouble
• kungon (n) • kupir (n)
pink powder marked on forehead 1. newspaper cutting
2. power-cut
• kunuk (n)
• kupkup (v)Variation(s): kupkupe
prick, dilly
to cut up, to dice
• kup (v)Variation(s): kupe
• kupkuyon (n)
1. to cut
2. to decrease kind of fish
3. to deduct • kuple (n)
3. to make an in-, cision
5. to mix with a soft drink, to dilute 1. hinge
6. to cut across (esp. of a field) 2. couplet
7. to turn quickly when driving 3. verse
8. to cut out • kupol (n)
9. to spin (of karom piece)
cupola, domed lid
10. to
• kupon (n)
• kup (n)
1. coupon
1. cup
2. sample of cloth
2. glass
3. couple • kur (n)
4. trophy course, swiv enn kur = to go on a course
• kup-papye (n) • kuraman (adv)
paper-knife generally, usually
• kupab (azek) • kuran (n)
guilty, at fault, responsible 1. current, sea-current
• kupe (adv) 2. current of opinion
3. electricity, pain on funny
zwe bul kupe = to kick any-old-how (esp. in
bone, kuran lavil = sea-current from Port-
football)
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2. wounded, gashed • kuran (azek)
• kuper (n) current, usual
cutter kuper kann = labourer • kurander (n)
• kupesarze (v) draft, breeze
to cut & load cane • kuranef (n)
substance used to fill holes in roof • kurpay (n)Variation(s): kurtpay
• kuraz (n) straws (for pulling to see who wins a draw)
1. strength • kurs (n)
2. will 1. taxi-fare
3. bravery, courage, pran kuraz = be brave, be 2. errand
hopeful
• kursirkwi (n)
• kuraze (azek)
short-circuit
brave
• kurt (azek)
• kurb (n)
1. short
curve 2. discouraged, larul kurt = a kind of swell
• kurb (v)Variation(s): kurbe • kurta (n)Variation(s): kurrta
1. to bend collarless shirt
2. to submit
• kurtaz (n)
• kurbatir (n)
buying and reselling
aches, pains
• kurtiz (v)Variation(s): kurtize
• kurbe (azek)
to court
cowered
• kurtizer (n)
• kurer (n)
girl-chaser (of man)
1. girl-chaser
2. runner • kurtwazi (n)

• kurfe (n) courtesy

curfew • kurtye (n)

• kurl (azek) broker, middleman, dealer, buyer and seller,

agent, kurtye kann = sugar cane broker
cool, smooth, at ease
• kurwa (n)
• kurone (azek)
1. fan-belt
crowned 2. conveyer belt, kurwa transmisyon = circuit
• kuronn (n) • kurye (n)
crown post
• kuronn( kurone (v) • kus (v)Variation(s): kuse
1. crown 1. set
2. hurt 2. lie down
• kuronnman (n) • kus (n)
coronation 1. coat of paint
• kurpa (n)Variation(s): kurupa 2. layer (esp. of cake, mortier)
3. social class
snail, kurpa lamer = sea snail, vites kurpa =
snails pace, fyer kuma kurpa lor zak = ugly, • kuse (eks)
but pretty in relation to uglier th
down! (esp. to a dog) knife, kuto musana = troublemaker, lor kuto =
to be in the balance, kuto dan ledo = stab in
• kusedsoley (n)
the back, kutson (n)
sunset
direct hit, blow
• kuset (n)
• kutuvelku (n)
doctor`s couch
kind of lamp
• kusin (n)Variation(s): kusen
• kutvan (n)Variation(s): kudvan
cushion
gale
• kuskus (n)
• kuv (v)Variation(s): kuve
1. semolina
to sit on eggs
2. kind of fish
• kuvan (n)
• kustik (n)
1. convent
head-over-heels, somersault
2. orphanage
• kuston (n) 3. old-age home
kind of marble game • kuve (n)
• kut (v)Variation(s): kute lovenest, meeting place for lovers, lev kuve =
1. to cost, to be worn disturb lovers
2. to cost dearly • kuver (v)
3. to be expensive
1. to cover
• kut (n) 2. to cover up
turn, shot, go, kut bal = gun shot, flank 3. to drown (esp. in music)
kikenn kut rwayar = to whip someone with a 4. to send in another piece after a red one in
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hidden, covered
• kut-ke-kut (adv)
• kuvertir (n)
at any cost
1. cover, book- cover
• kutan (azek) 2. bed-spread
pri kutan = cost price 3. pretext

• kutim (n) • kuvez (n)

custom, tradition incubator

• kutir (n) • kuvrer (n)

1. sewing roofer, thatcher

2. couture, leson kutir = sewing lessons • kuwet (n)
• kutiryer (n) Kuweit
dress-maker • kuyas (n)
• kuto (n) fool, clot
 • kuyer (n) hair-do
1. spoon • kwak (n)
2. spoonful
a fool, dummy, gaping idiot
• kuyon (n & azek) • kwaki (prep)
fool, kuyon kuma laliyn san even though, although
lamson, kuyon kuma laliyn murgat = a
perfect fool • kwakseswa (n)

• kuyonad (n) anybody, anyone

rubbish, waste of time • kwanntum (n)

• kuyoner (n) quantum

bluffer (of a man), con-man • kwarto (azek)

• kuyonez (n) quarto-sized

bluffer (of a woman) • kwasyorkor (n)

• kuyonn (v)Variation(s): kuyone kwashiorkor

to bluff, to cheat • kwi (v)

• kuzin (n.m)Variation(s): kuzen cook

1. cousin • kwi (n)

2. close friend fool
• kuzinn (n.f) • kwin (n)Variation(s): kwen
1. cousin 1. corner
2. close friend 2. plasterer`s tool for making corners
• kuzinye (n)Variation(s): kwizinye • kwinkare (n)Variation(s): kwenkare
1. cook plasterer`s tool for sharp corners
2. a kind of fish
• kwinron (n)Variation(s): kwenron
• kwa (eks)
plasterer`s tool for corners
what!
• kwins (v)Variation(s): kwinse, kwens,
• kwaf (v)Variation(s): kwafe kwense
to have one`s hair done 1. to corner
• kwaf (n) 2. to catch out

cap • kwinsid (v)Variation(s): kwinside,

kwensid, kwenside
• kwafer (n)
to coincide
hairdresser, barber, salon kwafer =
hairdresser`s, barber`s shop • kwinsidans (n)Variation(s):
kwensidans
• kwafez (n)
coincidence
1. dressing table
2. woman hairdresser • kwir (n)

• kwafir (n) leather

 • kwiv (n) whale
copper • labandon (n)
• kwivre (azek) abandonment
copper-plated • labank (n)
• kwiz (n) bank labank disan = blood
bank, labank lizye = eye bank
quiz
• labar (n)
• kwizinnye (n)
1. tiller
cook
2. the helm (fig) pran labar = to take over
• kyos (n) responsibility, met later dan labar = courts
kiosque sell land and divide proceeds
• labarb (n)
beard labarb may = beard of maize
• labaryer (n)

• la (n) horizontal pole, in high-jump, cross-bar

note in music • labaskur (n)

• la (eks) poultry-yard

there you are! • labatay (n)

• la (sufiks) fray

denoting specificity • labataz (n)

• la-ans (n) killing of animals

hip • labatwar (n)

• la-arp (n) abattoir

harp • labav (n)

• la-la (adv) drool, spit

1. here • labay (n)

2. there nose
3. over there
• labaz (n)
4. at that moment
1. base, basis
• laba (adv)
2. grassroots, militan labaz = grass-roots
there militants
• labaka (n)Variation(s): abaka • labazur (n)Variation(s): abazur
heavy rope used for tying up cows lampshade
• labalans (n) • labe (n)
equilibrium, the balance between bay
• labalenn (n) • labek (n)
1. beak, bill subscription, pran enn labonnman = to
2. spout, ferm to labek = shut up! subscribe to
• label (n) • labonte (n)
label (esp on clothing) kindness
• labet (n) • laboratwar (n)
the fool, fer labet = act up, pretend stupidity laboratory
• labib (n) • labordir (n)
bible bottom side of sail
• labil (n) • labrador (n)
bile labrador retriever
• labim (n) • labraget (n)
abyss fly (in trousers), dan labraget kikenn =
currying favour
• labirint (n)Variation(s): labirent
• labrasri (n)
labyrinth
brewery
• labit (n)
• labre (v)
bowsprit holder on pirogue
pitch, tar
• labitid- (n)
• labrez (n)
1. habit
2. practice, labitid pa vantar = you`re embers
accustomed to doing it • labri (n)
• labivet (n) shelter, a labri = protected, sheltered
bar (esp at wedding or fair) • labrim (n)
• labiyman (n) mist, haze
clothes, dress, attire • labrinn (n)
• lablag (n) dark, nightfall
1. chatting • labrios (n)
2. chattering, tini lablag = to chat long
kind of bread
• laboks (n)
• labriz (n)
boxing
wind, labriz sufle = the wind
• labolisyon (n) blows, remont labriz = to tack
abolition • labros (n)
• labondans (n) crew-cut
1. abundance, plenty • labrus (n)
2. opulence
the bush
• labonnman (n)
• labsans (n)
absence • labwat (n)Variation(s): labwet
• labsint (n)Variation(s): labsent bait
1. kind of tree, absinth • labyel (n)
2. kind of alcoholic drink connecting rod
• labsolisyon (n) • labyer (n)
absolution beer, labyer glase = cold beer
• labstinans (n) • lachmi (n)
abstinence 1. name of a god
• labu (n) 2. cow
mud, angi labu = kind of eel, vyel labu = kind • ladan (adv)
of fish 1. within, in there, in that, into it
• laburer (n) 2. amongst them
field worker, laburer kann = cane-field • ladan (azek)
worker, laburer tablisman = sugar estate guilty
labourer, laburer dite = tea plantation worke
• ladefans (n)
• laburs (n)
defense team (in court)
1. scholarship
2. final year in primary school, when working • laderans (n)
for a scholarship adherence, adhesion, membership
• laburzwazi (n) • ladesant (n)
the bourgeoisie 1. descent, down-hill slope
• labus (n) 2. step in hop-scotch

1. mouth • ladezyon (n)

2. person as a consumer of food, labus kud = adhesion, adherence, membership
be tongue-tied, ferm to labus = shut up, to
• ladig (n)
enan tro buku labus =
1. dike
• labusri (n)
2. dam
butcher-shop
• ladministrasyon (n)Variation(s):
• labutik (n) administrasyon
corner shop, dipin labutik = administration
bread, anba labutik = drinking at the shop
• ladmirasyon (n)
• labuzi (n)
admiration
1. candle .
• ladob (n)
2. spark plug
3. candle-wax dish in tomato sauce

• labwason (n) • ladolesans (n)

1. beverage adolescence
2. drink • ladpat (azek)
consistent (esp. of food) kind of
fish, laf koray, laf mamzel, laf volan, laf labu,
• ladray (n)
laf zozo, laf sarbon = k
long side of jib-sail
• lafabrik (n)
• ladres (n)
1. select vestry
address, skill, dexterity 2. small enterprise
• ladris (n) • lafam (n)
halyard fer lafam = to play up, act helpless
• ladrog (n) • lafami (n)
drugs, dope 1. family
• ladrwat (n) 2. institution of the family

the right wing • lafaminn (n)

• ladrwat (azek) famine, dearth, scarcity, enn saler lafaminn =

starvation wages
right-wing
• lafarinn (n)
• ladrwatir (n)
flour, lafarinn dible = brown flour
uprightness, equity
• lafarmasi (n)
• ladu (n)
pharmacy
kind of cake
• lafas (n)
• ladus (n)
perdi lafas = to lose face
the innocent one, fer ladus = act innocent
• lafason (n)
• ladverser (n)
piece-work
adversary, opponent, enemy
• lafason (azek)
• ladversite (n)
piece-rate
adversity, misfortune
• lafason (adv)
• ladwann (n)
the way in which
the customs, fre ladwann = customs duty
• lafatig (n)
• ladyet (n)
exhaustion, tiredness
diet, fer ladyet = to diet oneself, to live
moderately • lafeksyon (n)

• laenn (n) affection, love, attachment

hatred • laferm (n)

• laeropor (n) farm

airport • lafet-Dye (n)

• laers (n) Corpus Christi day

harrow • lafil (adv)

• laf (n) in line, in file

 • lafime (n) • lafont (n & azek)
1. smoke wrought-iron
2. steam, vinn lafime = to dissolve into thin
• lafontenn (n)
air
1. collective tap
• lafin (n)Variation(s): lafen 2. fountain
1. end, completion
• lafore (n)
2. ruin
3. death forest
4. dooms-day, fer so lafin = to break up (of • laform (n)
things)
pu laform = 1. for appearance`s sake
5. hunger, kalme lafin = to stay one`s
2. to stay fit
hunger, lagrev<s< div="" style="box-sizing:
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• lafinland (n) • laforz (n)
Finland blacksmith`s shop
• lafis (n) • lafos (n)
1. bill, poster, kol lafis = to stick up posters , grave, hole dug for corpse
spread news, kol lafis lor ledo kikenn = to
• lafot (n)
blame someone
fault
• lafisel (n)
• lafrans (n)
string
France
• laflam (n)
• lafreyer (n)
flame
fear
• laflit (n)
• lafrik (n)
1. flute
2. recorder, laflit indyen = Indian flute Africa
• laflonn (n)Variation(s): flonn • lafringal (n)Variation(s): lafrengal
catapult, stone flung with rope hunger
• laflor (n) • lafrinn (n)Variation(s): lafwinn
flora 1. harpoon gun
2. harpoon
• laflot (n)
• lafrontman (n)
fleet
confrontation, open defiance
• lafnet (n)
• lafrus (n)
1. window
2. gap (esp of between teeth) terror, fear
3. valley between two mountains • laful (n)
• lafonn (n) crowd, fer laful = to crowd around
fauna
 • lafurs (n)Variation(s): lafus newspaper, lagazet guvernman = government
gazette, lagazet sifon ble = a rumour
banyon tree
• lagel (n)
• lafuy (n)
1. snout
1. search
2. mouth, bus to lagel = shut up, lagel kazye =
2. excavation, digging
opening of fish-trap
• lafwa (n)
• lager (n)
faith
1. fight, scuffle
• lafwar (n) 2. argument
open market, lafwar komersyal = traders`fair 3. war

• lafwinn (n)Variation(s): lafrinn • lagitar (n)

harpoon guitar, lagitar elektrik = electric

guitar, lagitar bas = bass guitar
• lafyev (n)
• lagiyn (n)
fever, ena lafyev, gayn lafyev = to be
feverish, lafyev tifoid = evil, omen, jinx
typhoid, lafyev malarya = malarya, • lagiyn (azek)
• lagaju (n) jinxed
joker, tease • laglas (n)
• lagal (n) 1. mirror
boils, fronte kuma lagal = cheeky, lagal set 2. move in football
an = cheeky • laglasyer (n)
• lagalet (n) ice-house
pay • lagli (n)
• lagam (n) unpleasant person
beat, rhythm, gayn lagam = to get into the • lagli (azek)
way of doing something, to start to enjoy
slimy
• lagam (azek)
• laglwar (n)
rhythmic, in the spirit of it
glory, fame, homage, pride
• lagar (n)
• lagom (n)
1. bus-station
rubber, eraser
2. train-station
• lagom (azek)
• lagard (n)
slimy, jelly-like
custody (esp of children)
• lagon (n)
• lagarsonn (azek)
short hair-cut lagoon
• lagoni (n)
• lagazet (n)
agony, pangs of death
 • lagorz (n) influenza, common cold
1. throat • lagrot (n)
2. gills, larg enn lagorz = give us a song!
tiny shrine
• lagos (n) • lagul (n)
the left wing, radical left neck of a bottle
• lagras (n) • lagul (adv)
lagras bondye = the grace of God from a bottle (of drinking)
• lagratel (n) • lagurmandiz (n)
1. scabies, rash, itching greediness
2. mange, linn gayn lagratel = he has scabies
• lagut (n)
• lagreab (azek)
gout
playing up
• laik (n & azek)
• lagrek (n)
lay
coffee strainer
• laironi (n)
• lagrel (n)
irony
hail
• lajna (n)
• lagreman (n)
women`s group
consent, approbation
• lak (n)
• lagres (n)
1. lake
1. fat
2. trap, poser
2. grease, fami lagres etranze lapusyer = 3. lacquer, hair lacquer
blood is thicker than water 4. silly clot
• lagres (n) 5. lasso, net li enn lak = trip him up
Greece • lakademi (n)
• lagresyon (n) academy
aggression • lakal (n)
• lagrev (n) hold (of a ship), tru lakal = hatch on deck
strike, lagrev lafin = hunger • lakanbiz (n)
strike, lagrev zeneral = general strike tavern, shebeen
• lagrikiltir (n) • lakangrin (n)Variation(s): lakangrenn
1. agriculture gangrene
2. Ministry of Agriculture
• lakanpayn (n)
• lagrin (n)Variation(s): lagren
country-side
1. seed
2. inexperienced person • lakantinn (n)
3. testicles canteen
• lagrip (n) • lakantite (n)
the quantity, the amount the relevant amount 1. cash-desk, cash register
2. funds, lakes piblik = public funds
• lakanyot (n)
• laket (n)
kitty, bank
public money collection
• lakarlenn (n)
• lakey (n)
term of abuse
reception, welcome
• lakasya (n)
• lakezwayon (n)
kind of shrub, lakasya blan, lakasya ruz =
kinds of shrub spring onions
• lakav (n) • lakinn (n)
cellar short-coming, defect, gap, hiatus
• lakayn (n) • lakiponktir (n)
unwell acupuncture
• lakaz (n) • lakir (n)
1. house vicarage
2. home • lakitans (n)
3. home, victory (esp. in Ludo), lakaz orit =
octopus` cave, lakaz lapay = straw mortgage
hut, lakaz zuzu = ch • lakitman (n)
• lakazu (n)Variation(s): akazu acquittal
mahogany • lakiy (n)
• lakdenesans (n) keel
birth certificate • lakizasyon (n)
• lakdese (n) accusation, charge, blame
death certificate • lakizater (n)
• lake (n) accuser, denouncer
1. tail • lakize (n)
2. queue
the accused, the defendant
3. tail-ender, lake inn kupe = he`s cut down to
size, ris dyab par lake = a difficult • lakizisyon (n)
struggle, lake sunga purchase, acquisition
• lakel (inter & konz) • laklas (n)Variation(s): klas
which laklas travayer = the working class
• lakelay (n) • lakle (n)
spicy leaf 1. key
• lakerer (n) 2. spanner, wrench
3. the answer
buyer
4. can-opener, met dan lakle = to put into
• lakes (n)
difficulty, lakle anglez = spanner used in • lakorite (n)
plumbing, laklers (n) accord, concurrence, harmony
cane juice
• lakot (azek)
• laklos (n) coastal
bell • lakot (n)
• lakok (n) 1. coast
shell, lakok pistas = peanut shell, tiny 2. chance (in betting), fate
boat, lakok koko = coconut inner-shell • lakoz (n)
• lakoklis (n) reason, to mem lakoz = it`s your fault
1. whooping cough • lakoz (konz)
2. kind of tree
because
• lakol (n)Variation(s): lakol-fort
• lakranp (n)
glue, pye lakol = kind of tree, pas lakol = to
put on glue shivers, lafyev lakranp = malaria

• lakoler (n) • lakras (n)

anger, fury spit

• lakolinn (n) • lakre (n)

hillock chalk

• lakomet (n) • lakrem (n)

comet 1. cream
2. top-of-the-milk
• lakominyon (n) 3. salt-of-the-earth
communion 4. lotion
• lakonpaynman (n) 5. fine cement
• lakres (n)
musical accompaniment
creche
• lakonsekans (n)
• lakret (n)
the consequences
1. skyline
• lakor (n)
2. top of cock`s head
1. agreement, bargain
• lakrimozenn (n)
2. chord
teargas
• lakord (n)
• lakros (n)
rope, lakord koko = rope of coconut
fibre, sot lakord = skipping 1. butt (of a gun)
2. argument
• lakordeon (n)
3. witty singing competition
accordion
• lakrosaz (n)
• lakore (n)
dispute
innards (of animal)
• lakrut (n)
crust delivery, child-birth
• lakrwa (n) • lakustik (n)
1. cross acoustics
2. vote • lakutpayn (n)
3. crucifix
4. error random choice, tir lakutpayn = to draw out of
a hat
• lakrwaze (n)
• lakutreman (n)
cross-road
garb
• laks (n)
• lakuzinn (n)Variation(s): lakwizinn
1. axle
2. axis, link 1. kitchen
2. smoky vehicle, vyel lakuzinn = kind of
• laksan (n)
fish, rul lakuzinn = to keep one`s home
accent running
• laksatif (n) • lakwenn (n)
laxative skin of pork
• lakseptasyon (n) • lakwis (n)
acceptance, acceptation 1. thigh
2. drumstick (of poultry)
• laksyon (n)Variation(s): aksyon
• lalang (n)
action
1. tongue
• laktik (azek)
2. part of a shoe
lactic, of milk 3. part of a trumpet or whistle, lalang fite =
• laktoz (n) sharp-tongued, lalang long = a
gossip, lalang kabri<
lactose
• lalanp (n)
• laktyalite (n)
lamp, lalanp later = earth-ware
1. news
lamp, lalanp petrol = paraffin stove, met
2. topicality
dilwil pu lalanp-la aline = to have to bribe
• lakup (n)
• lalarm (n)
1. cane-cutting season
alarm
2. hair-cut
• Lalbani (n)
• lakur (n)
Albania
1. court
2. garden, yard • lale (n)
3. series of houses in one alley, passage
family, lakur siprem = supreme
• lalenn (n)
court, lakur indistriyel = industrial
court, lakur< 1. wool
2. knitting
• lakusman (n)
• lalep (n)
leprosy per pound
• lalert (n) • laliyn (n)
alarm, warning 1. line
2. queue
• laletman (n)
3. ideological line
breast-feeding 4. fishing line, lapes laliyn = line fishing
• lalev (n) • laliynman (n)
1. lips alignment
2. vulva
• lalkol (n)
• laliberte (n)
1. alcohol, spirits
freedom 2. ethyl alcohol
• Lalibi (n) 3. methylated spirits

Lybia • lalkolis (n)

• lalig (n) alcoholism

league • Lalmayn (n)

• lalimay (n) Germany

iron filings • lalna (n)

• lalimit (n) kind of song during religious ceremony

the limit • lalo (n)

• lalimonad (n) 1. ladies` fingers

2. kind of fish
lemonade
3. useless person,
• lalimyer (n) silly, lalo blan, lalo ver, lalo brizan = kinds of
1. light fish
2. electric light, papye lalimyer = electricity • lalwa (n)
bill
1. law
• lalin (n)Variation(s): lalen 2. rules
alum 3. aloe

• lalinn (n) • lalwes (n)

1. moon aloe
2. line • lalwet (n)
• lalis (n) swallow, kind of bird
1. list • lalyann (n)
2. roll, lalis elektoral = rolling list, election
creeper, plant with long off-
register
shoots, lalyann filant = ground
• lalit (n) creeper, lalyann batatra = creeper weed on the
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 • lalyans (n) • lamare (n)
1. marriage tide
2. wedding-ring
• lamarel (n)
3. alliance, union, coalition
hop-scotch, lamarel sinnwa = kind of hop-
• Lalzeri (n) scotch
Algeria • lamarinn (n)
• lam (n) navy
1. blade • lamars (n)
2. sawing edge
march
• lamadam (n)
• lamarye (n)
the lady, fer lamadam = to be bossy
new bride
• lamak (n)
• lamarz (n)Variation(s): marz
hammock
margin
• lamal (n)
• lamas (n)
trunk, big tin box
1. the masses, the people
• lamam (n) 2. mace, big hammer
kind of fish 3. negative pole of battery connected to
bodywork of vehicle
• lamandyan (azek)
• lamaswar (n)
angi lamandyan = kind of eel
1. jaw
• lamann (n)
2. jaw-bone
fine
• lamatyer (n)
• lamans (n)
pus
1. sleeve
• lame (n)Variation(s): lamin, lamen
2. handle
1. hand
• lamant (n)
2. hand-ball (in football), amare lame-lipye =
mint, medsinn lamant = antacid tied up completely, lame long =
• lamant (azek) thief, enn lame banann = a bunch of

mint-flavoured • lamedsinn (n)

• lamantab (azek) study of medicine

pitiful, appalling • lamek (n)

• lamanyer (n) Mecca

dan lamanyer = acceptable, smart, well • lamel (n)

dressed flint, grindstone
• lamar (n) • lamem (adv)
1. swamp 1. right here
2. dregs 2. right now
 • lamer (n) dynamite
sea, lamer plin = high tide, lamer sek = low • lamino (eks)
tide, lamer move = rough sea, bebet lamer
watch out! dynamite exploding!
• lamerd (n) • lamir (n)
infuriating person forecorner of mainsail, lamir fog = forecorner
• lamerdman (n) of jib
trouble • lamiral (n)
• Lamerik (n) admiral
America • lamirote (n)
• lamertim (n) admiralty
bitterness, grief • lamitye (n)
• lames (n) friendship, affection
1. wick • lamizenn (n)
2. religious service
main-sail
3. filler for tarring boats, vann lames = to give
the game away • lamizer (n)

• lamezir (n) poverty, lamizer nwar = abject poverty

dan lamezir = within reason • lamizik (n)

• lamezon (n) music

home • lamizman (n)

• lamib (n) amusement, entertainment

1. amoebic dysentery • lamnezi (n)

2. amoeba amnesia
• lamidal (n) • lamod (n)
tonsils, tonsilitis 1. fashion
• lamidalis (n) 2. style, model

tonsilitis • lamok (n)

• lamidon (n) 1. tin

2. mug, bat lamok = to fail
starch
• lamone (n)
• lamikal (n)
money
association
• lamontan (n)
• lamine (azek)
uphill
laminated
• lamonte (n)
• laminn (n)
1. rise (in a road)
middle part of bread 2. rise (in social status)
• lamino (n) 3. increase (in numbers)
 • lamor (n) • lanbalaz (n)
1. death packing, package
2. wake, sosyete lamor = burial society
• lanbargo (n)Variation(s): anbargo
• lamores (n) embargo
underpants (esp. old-fashioned ones) • lanbarkman (n)
• lamorg (n) embarking, shipment
mortuary • lanbasad (n)
• lamori (n) embassy
cod • lanbeli (n)
• lamson (n) calm moment (esp. at sea)
hook, fishing hook • lanbik (n)
• lamunyak (n & azek) illegal distillery
ammonia, ammonia salts • lanbik (azek)
• lamur (n) from an illegal distillery
1. love, affection, passion • lanbilans (n)
2. loved one, lover, sweetheart, fer lamur = to
make love, lamur-prop = self-respect ambulance

• lamure (n) • lanbisyon (n)

lover ambition

• lamus (n) • lanbisyon (azek)

1. jelly mean, stingy, miserly

2. foam for extinguishing fires • lanblem (n)
• lamutard (n) emblem, symbol, badge
mustard • lanbu (n)
• lamwatye (n) cigarette holder
half • lanbyans (n)
• lamwel (n) atmosphere
marrow • landernye (prep)
• lamyant (n) after all the others
asbestos • landetman (n)
• lanaliz (n) running into debt
analysis • landime (n)
• lanasyon (n) the next day
the people, the nation • landirans (n)
• lanatir (n) endurance, fortitude
nature, lanatir imenn = human nature
 • landrwa (n) England, Britain
1. spot, locality, area • langra (n)
2. neighbourhood
one who limps
• landrwat (n) • langre (n)
1. right side manure
2. right-angled
• langrenaz (n)
• lane (n)
1. gears
1. year 2. machinery
2. new year`s day 3. bureaucratic machinery
• lanemi (n) • langus (n)
anaemia, lanemi serebral = cerebral ischaemia lobster
• lanestezi (n) • languti (n)
anaesthesia indian loin cloth, dhoti, languti dan
• lanez (n) pyondenn = to be ruined
snow • langwas (n)
• lanfans (n) anguish
childhood • lani (n)
• lanfaz (n) aniseed, lani etwale = kind of spice
emphasis, stress • lanik (azek)
• lanfer (n) kind of hairstyle
hell • laniler (n)
• lang (n) ring finger
angle • lanimasyon (n)Variation(s):
animasyon
• langar (n)
entertainment
shed, lakaz kuma langar = a vary poor house
• lanis (n)
• langaz (n)
anus
1. language
2. Bhojpuri • laniverser (n)
• langazman (n) 1. birthday
2. anniversary
1. indentured labour
2. commitment • lank (n)
3. arrangement 1. ink
• langet (n) 2. anchor
1. cunt • lanka (n)
2. term of abuse, langet u mama = sexist term dife dan lanka = all hell let loose
of abuse
• lankadreman (n)
• Langleter (n)
frame empire, dominion
• lankesman (n) • lanplasman (n)
1. cashing in of site, piece of ground
2. accusing reception of a blow • lanplat (n)
• lanket (n) helpless, clumsy creature
inquiry, investigation, inquest • lanplat (azek)
• lanklim (n) helpless
anvil • lanpler (n)
• lanklo (n) 1. volume (of voice)
hutch 2. development, amplitude
• lankolir (n) • lanplwa (n)
neck-hole (in sewing) employment, occupation, work
• lankurazman (n) • lanplwayer (n)
encouragement, support employer
• lannwit (n) • lanpriz (n)
night-time, pas lannwit = to be at a wake, to hold, strangehold, control
stay up all night • lanprizonnman (n)
• lannyer (n) imprisonment
directory • lanpul (n)
2. telephone directory
1. phial
• lanolinn (n) 2. bulb, globe
lanolin • lanpwaz (n)
• lanos (n) part of an engine
party • lanrezistreman (n)
• lanpant (azek) 1. registration office
petrol lanpant = paraffin 2. registration, recording
• lanper (n) • lans (v)Variation(s): lanse
1. delay between work and pay 1. to start
2. height marker (esp in plastering) 2. to send out
3. clearance of contact-breaker • lans (n)
• lanperer (n) 1. hose-pipe
1. emperor 2. fitting at end of fire-extinguisher
2. marlin • lansan (n)
• lanpesman (n)Variation(s): anpesman incense
prior engagement • lansanb (n)
• lanpir (n) totality, whole
 • lansar (n) • lantetman (n)
saw, lansar rado = tenon stubbornness, obstinacy
• lansiyn (n)Variation(s): lanseyn • lanti (n)
1. sign-board lentils
2. notice 2. lens, lanti nwar = lentils in their
shells, lanti ruz = de-husked
• lansiynman (n)Variation(s):
lentils, lanti blonn = kind of lentils
lanseynman
• lantiglere (n)
teaching
kind of medicine
• lansman (n)
• lantikite (n)
1. launching
2. beating of sea over reef 1. antique object
3. stinging pain 2. old days
• lanspyer (n) • lantman (adv)
catapultant, young louse slowly
• lant (azek) • lantonwar (n)
slow 1. funnel
2. a heavy drinker
• lantant (n)
• lantrak (n)
agreement, cordiality
interval
• lantay (n)
• lantre (n)
notch, fer lantay = to make a notch
1. entrance
• lantay (n)
2. first coarse of a meal
1. notch 3. entrance fee
2. angle in wood-chopping
• lantred (n)
• lantenn (n)
mutual aid
aerial
• lantrekup (n)
• lanter (n)
intercrop season
slowness
• lantrener (n)
• lanterman (n)
trainer
burial, interment, funeral, bis la ale kuma
• lantrennman (n)
enn lanterman = the bus is slow
training, coaching practice
• lantern (n)
• lantrepo (n)
parking lights, side-lights
warehouse
• lantet (n)
• lantrepriz (n)
letter-head
firm, company
• lantet (azek)
• lantretyin (n)Variation(s): lantretyen
letter-headed
1. mainte-nance, servicing, upkeep • lao (prep)
2. living, livelihood 1. on top of, on
3. talk, conversation, interview 2. above (of age)
• lanturaz (n) 3. more than (of figures)
1. yard • laoland (n)
2. hedge or-fence around one`s yard
Holland, Netherlands
3. circle of acquaintances
• laont (n)
• lantuzyas (n)
shame
enthusiasm
• lapandis (n)
• lanuyman (n)
appendix
nuisance
• lapandisit (n)
• lanver (n)
appendicitis
reverse, under-side
• lapang (n)
• lanver (azek)
1. fat around waist
inside-out 2. spare-tyre
• lanvergir (n) • lapans (n)
capacity, vision lining of animal`s stomach
• lanvi (n) • lapant (n)
1. birth-mark 1. slope
2. envy, longing, so lanvi inn pase = his 2. downward slope
longing is over
• lapantkot (n)
• lanvironnman (n)
religious festival
environment
• lapar (n)
• lanvlop (n)
share (esp of inheritance) fer lapar = to share
1. envelope out, lapar de-soz = weigh up and decide
2. bicycle tyre
• laparans (n)
• lanwiman (n)
1. appearance, look, pa get so laparans = he is
nuisance better, richer, stronger etc. than he looks.
• lanwit (n) • laparey (n)
the night, night 1. apparatus, appliances, machinery,
• lanz (n) paraphernalia
2. camera
nappy
3. inter-uterine device, the loop
• lanzelis (n)
• laparisyon (n)
church-bells
1. appearance
• lao (adv) 2. apparition
1. upwards • laparol (n)
2. to the top
the right to speak, one`s turn to speak 1. fishing
2. plague, lapes granfon = bottom
• lapas (n)
fishing, lapes golet = line fishing
gap in the reef
• lapeti (n)
• lapat (n)
appetite, hunger, desire, bonn-apeti = wish
1. paste you good appetite, lapeti mwano = eat very
2. dough little
3. paw, lapat kanar = flippers
• lapey (n)
• lapay (n)
1. wage, pay-packet
1. straw 2. salaries, wages
2. cane-tops
• lapid (v)Variation(s): lapide
3. leaves (of tea)
to stone
• lape (n)
• lapider (n)
peace
modesty
• lapel (n)
• lapider (azek)
1. roll-call
2. appeal to : higher court hard-hitting (esp. of declaration, report)
3. spade • lapin (n)Variation(s): lapen
4. appeal (esp. for support)
rabbit
• lapelasyon (n)
• lapins (n)Variation(s): lapens
act of invoking evil spirits
crow-bar
• lapenn (n)
• lapintir (n)Variation(s): lapentir
1. effort
2. sentence 1. paint
3. sorrow, grief, vo lapenn = worthwhile, sa 2. action of painting, lapintir alo = water-
pu so lapenn = this much for his toil or based paint, lapintir alwil = oil-based
service paint, lapintir glos = glossy

• laperitif (n) • lapipi (n)

appetizer, aperitif ground-bait

• laperl (azek) • lapirte (n)

pwason laperl = deep frozen fish purity

• lapersonn (n) • lapis (n)

the person, himself 1. trail, scent

2. track, sports track
• lapert (n) 3. run-way
1. loss • laplanet (n)
2. miscarriage, fer lapert = to run at a loss
earth
• lapes (n)
• laplans (n)
fer laplans = to float (on one`s back)
 • laplantir (n) 1. pump
2. fire-station, laponp mazut = fuel
timber near mainmast
pump, laponp bisiklet = bicycle pump
• laplas (n)
• lapopilasyon (n)
taxi or lorry station
the people
• laplaz (n)
• laport (n)
beach, laplaz piblik = public beach
door, laport sasi = wooden door (esp. of
• laplenn (n) double-door)
field, laplenn futborl = football • lapos (n)
grounds, laplenn voleborl = volley-ball
post office, par lapos = by post
court, laplenn pares = paradise
• lapoyn (n)
• lapli (n)
arm wrestling
rain
• lapoz (n)
• laplipar (n & azek)
1. stance
most
2. attitude
• laplon (n) 3. first to play, ki lapoz = what`s up
level, met laplon = to level • lapoze (n)
• lapo (n) apogee, acme, zenith
1. skin • laprantisaz (n)
2. peel
apprenticeship, trial experiment
3. leather
4. conveyor belt, mizer kuma lapo tant = very • lapre-midi (n)
poor, res zis so lapo fes = stony afternoon
broke, vander lapo
• lapres (n)
• lapolis (n)
1. the press, mass media
police 2. printing press
• lapolis (azek) • lapresyason (n)
playing for time (in sport) appreciation
• lapolitenn (n)Variation(s): napolitenn • laprev (n)
kind of cake proof, evidence
• lapolites (n) • laprimote (n)Variation(s): laprimonte
gentility primacy, ascendency
• lapoloyn (n) • laprinses (n)Variation(s): laprenses
Poland princess
• lapomad (n) • laprivwazman (n)
ointment taming
• laponp (v) • lapriyer (n)
prayer kind of fish
• laprobasyon (n) • lar (n)
approbation, consent, approval art, skill, dexterity
• lapropte (n) • larabi sowdit (n)
cleanliness Saudi Arabia
• lapros (n) • larad (n)
approach, advance harbour, dan larad = thrown away
• laprosesyon (n) • laraf (n)
religious festival raffle
• laprwa (n)Variation(s): prwa • larak (n)
prey 1. arrack
2. spirits
• laps (n)
• larake (v)
lapse
to get drunk
• laptitid (n)
• laranp (n)
aptitude, natural disposition, capacity
ramp
• lapud (n)
• larantre (n)
1. powder
2. gun-powder 1. first day of new term at school
3. talc 2. reassembly of parliament laranzman =
4. powder used on carom board, lapud kanz = agreement
starch, lapud kari = curry powder • larap (n)
• lapusyer (n & azek) 1. grater
dust, dusty 2. rasp
3. sur-form
• lapwent (n)Variation(s): lapwint
• larat (n)
peninsula
spleen
• lapwentman (n)Variation(s):
lapwintman • laraz (n)
fixed salary 1. rabies
2. rage, fury, fer laraz = to be angry
• lapwi (n)
• larb (n)
support, help, succour
camshaft
• lapwint (n)Variation(s): lapwent
• larb-denwel (n)
peninsula
Christmas tree
• lapwintman (n)Variation(s):
lapwentman • larbit (n)
fixed salary, emoluments referee, arbiter, arbitrator
• lapya (n) • larbitraz (n)
arbitration • laret (n)
• larder (n) edge of a plastered surface
glare • larevolisyon (n)
• lardwaz (n) the proletarian revolution
slate • Lareynon (n)
• lare (n) Reunion island
ray, sting- • larezinn (n)
ray, lare blan, lare ruz, lare sovsuri = kind of 1. resin
ray 2. resin used in cremation
• lare (azek) • larezistans (n)
stingy, lare kaka = very stingy resistance movement
• larealite (n) • larezon (n)
reality reason
• laredaksyon (n)
• larezon (adv)
editorial staff for the price of
• lareg (n) • larg (v)Variation(s): large
1. ruler 1. to let go
2. long ruler used in plastering 2. to relax
3. the rule 3. to undo (of clothes)
• larelev (n) 4. to untie (of knots)
5. to let down (of hair)
relief team
6. to release from prison
• larelizyon (n) 7. to loosen (of bolts, screws)
religion 8. to let out (of fishing line)
9. to cut loose (in singing)
• laremont (n)
10.
step in hop-scotch
• large (azek)
• laremonte (n)
relaxed
come-back
• largiman (n)
• larenn (n)
argument
1. queen
• lari (n)
2. arena, battleground
3. queen (in chess), larenn zabey = queen bee road, dan lari = in the road, kwin lari = at the
crossroads
• larestan (n)
• larinzit (n)Variation(s): larenzit
1. the rest
2. left-overs laryngitis
• larestasyon (n)Variation(s): arestasyon • larises (n)

arrest, imprisonment riches, wealth

 • larisi (n) • larmonyom (n)
Russia harmonium
• laristokrasi (n) • larmpader (n)Variation(s): lanpader
aristocracy lamp-stand
• larivaz (n) • larmpermet (n)
arrival (of boat or aeroplanes) ammeter
• larive (n) • larmwar (n)
arrival wardrobe
• larivyer (n) • larogans (n)Variation(s): arogans
river arrogance
• larj (azek) • laronn (n)
large-size (esp in clothing) children`s game
• lark (n) • laroze (n)
1. bow dew
2. arc • larozwar (n)
3. archway
4. ark watering-can

• larkansyel (n & azek) • larper (n)

rainbow 1. gauge for measuring thickness (of plaster)

2. gauge for spark plug
• larm (v)Variation(s): larme
• larpon (n)
to cry (of eyes)
harpoon
• larm (n)
• lars (n)
tear, tears
axe
• larmatir (n)
• larsdam (n)
armour
shell-fish
• larme (n)
• larse (n)
1. army, troops
2. birds (over fish) fiddle-stick

• larmeni (n) • larsenal (n)

Armenia arsenal

• larmir (n) • larseni (n)

armour arseny

• larmistis (n) • larsenik (n)

armistice arsenic

• larmoni (n) • larsevek (n)

harmony archbishop
 • larsipel (n)Variation(s): arsipel back-pay :
archipelago • larz (azek)
• larsitektir (n) wide
architecture • larzan (n)
• larter (n) 1. money
2. silver
artery
• larzer (n)
• lartik (n)
width
1. article, goods, commodity
2. subparagraph, article • larzes (n)
3. article (in grammar) extravagance, wastefulness
4. newspaper article
5. woman (sexist expression), fer to lartik = to • larzil (n)
find fault clay
• laru (n) • las (n)
wheel, sinkyem laru = an extra useless person 1. asthma
• larul (n) 2. ace
3. coward
swell, wave, larul kurt, larul long = kinds of
swell • las (azek)

• laruy (azek)Variation(s): leruy 1. base, mean, shameful

2. loose, too large, pwin las = gathering stitch
rusty
• lasal (n)
• laruzol (n)
1. hall
measles 2. cinema, lasal sinema = cinema
• larv (n) theatre, lasal aranze = dining room
1. volcanic • lasaler (n)
2. larva, young insect 1. heat
• larwinn (n) 2. heat-wave
ruins • lasalinn (n)
• laryaz (n) salt-pans
1. brake (in coach) • lasaliv (n)
2. dead-weight, irritating person
saliva, spit
3. stick used by children for pushing hoop
along the ground • lasam (n)

• laryer (n) 1. room

2. inner-tube, lasam bin = bath-
1. back room, lasam dormi = bedroom
2. the back part of a vehicle, laryer drwat, gos,
santral = right, left, central back, fer laryer = • lasanble (n)
to play back assembly, lasanble lezislativ = legislative
• laryeraz (n) assembly, lasanble dedye = assembly of god
 • lasann (n) • lasemenn (n)
1. ash week, figir longer lasemenn = to be sulking
2. ashes
• lasemenn (adv)
• lasans (n) weekly
good luck • lasemine (n)
• lasanser (n) chimney
lift, elevator • lasenn (n)
• lasansir (n) 1. chain
1. censorship 2.production line
2. board of censors 3. stage
4. necklace
• lasante (n)
5. scene
health 6. fishing nets
• lasapel (n) 7. lavatory chain

1. chapel • laser (n)

2. toilet 1. flesh
• lasari (n) 2. meat
3. strip of wood supporting benches in boat,
1. plough
bilge stringers, laser pul = goose bumps
2. gutter-snipe
3. cough with phlegm • laserin (n)

• lasarite (n) dew

charity, fer lasarite = to give charity money • laserp (n)

• lasarz (n) bill-hook

burden • laserpul (n)

• lasas (n) goose-bumps

1. to hunt • laservel (n)

2. to track down brains
• lasas (n) • lasesres (n)
hunting drought
• lasasin (n)Variation(s): lasasen • lasezonnman (n)
tantrum, crying fit spices
• lase (n) • lasi (n)
1. lace 1. electric saw
2. lasso, used for catching deer, shrimps 2. hacksaw, fretsaw, lasi meto = coping
etc., lase sulye = shoe-laces saw, lasi sotez, lasi santurne = kinds of saw
• lasel (n) • lasid (n)
1. stools, excrement acid, lasid laktik = lactic acid
2. saddle
 • lasidite (n) 1. catheter
2. method of abortion
acid indigestion
• lasos (n)
• lasigal (n)
1. sauce
cricket (insect)
2. silly person, lasos blans = white
• lasinn (n) sauce, tranp dan lasos = to be implicated in
china something unpleasant

• lasir (n) • lasosyasyon (n)

1. wax association, society, organisation

2. ear-wax, sir kuma lasir = cock- • lasosyete (n)
sure, gato lasir = kind of cake
society (as a whole)
• lasirans (n)
• laspe (n)
1. assurance, certainty, conviction, confidence
aspect
2. insurance
3. insurance pay-out • lastik (v)Variation(s): lastike
• lasirenn (n) to pester someone into telling one something
1. mermaid • lastik (n)
2. siren children`s gam
• lasiri (n) • lastik (azek)
saw-mill stretchy
• lasiri (n) • lastis (n)
Syria craft, guile, cunningness
• lasistans (n) • lastok (n)
1. audience wiry person
2. guests, lasistans piblik = social security
payments • lastoplas (n)

• lasiz (n) elastoplast

1. implantation • lastragal (n)

2. court of assizes astragalus, ankle-bone
• laskar (n) • lastrolozi (n)
communalist appellation astrology
• laskardilo (n) • lastron (n)
flying ant briar
• laso (n) • lastronomi (n)
lime, laso viv = hot lime astronomy
• lasomsyon (n) • lasudir (n)
religious festival souldering
• lasonn (n) • lasup (n)
soup 1. temple (on one`s head)
• lasurs (n) • latant (n)
1. source, spring 1. temple (on one`s head)
2. beginnings 2. tent
• laswa (n) • latantis (n)
silk politics of "wait-and-see"
• laswaf (n) • latanye (n)
thirst kind of palm
• laswer (n) • latas (n & adv)
1. perspiration, sweat i.. toil, effort piece-work, piece-rate
• laswis (n) • latay (n)
Switzerland 1. waist, waist measurement
• laswit (n) • lateks (n)
1. continuation latex
2. next episode • latelye (n)
3. luff of mainsail, lanwit fog = luff of jib
workshop
• lasyans (n)
• later (n)
science
1. ground
• lasye (n) 2. earth, soil
steel 3. real estate
4. planet earth, met later dan manze = spoil
• lasyet (n)
someone`s future, trap later dan lane = to take
1. dinner-plate on oath, to swear,<stro< div="" style="box-
2. kind of shell-fish , lav lasyet = to wash the sizing: border-box; font-weight: normal
dishes !important;"></stro<>
• latab (n) • lateral (n)
1. table aryer lateral = left-back, right-back (in
2. stall football)
3. side of boulder which if struck, causes it to
• lateral (adv)
break in two
4. place for preparing concrete on the wing (esp. in football)
5. arrangement of bags to make a flat surface • lateral (azek)
on which to pile more bags, latab liminez
lateral
• latak (n)
• laterisaz (n)
1. attack, assault, hold-up
2. foreward (in football) landing

• latansyon (n) • latet (n)

attention 1. head
2. cane segments for replanting
• latant (n)
3. first one trailing, fishing by trailing
4. bow (of a boat) • latres (n)
5. header in football), latet fermal =
headache, latet dir = stubborn,<s< div="" 1. tape
style="box-sizing: border-box; font-weight: 2. cassette tape
normal !important;"></s<> 3. measuring tape, latres kolant = stick
tape, latres izolant = insulating tape
• latetir (n)
• latrinn (n)
top corner of mainsail, latetir fog = top corner
of jib out-door lavatory

• latin (n & azek)Variation(s): laten • latristes (n)

latin sorrow

• latirans (n) • latrup (n)

1. attraction, allurement group of acrobats, actors

2. attraction (of magnet) • latrupman (n)
• latiray (n) gathering, flock, crowd, mob
personal effects • latur (n)
• latiri (n) tower
slaughtering (esp. of animals for food) • laturne (n)
• latitid (n) 1. inspection of fields
1. attitude 2. trade union visit on site j:
2. latitude • latus (n)
• latizann (n) 1. aloe fibre
herbal remedy 2. whip for whipping a top
3. touch for guitar playing), seve kuma latus =
• latmosfer (n) grey-haired
1. atmosphere • latus (azek)
2. aura
exhausted
• latol (n)
• latusin (n)Variation(s): latusen
1. body-work (esp of vehicles)
2. heavy sheet metal religious festival
3. atoll • lav (v)Variation(s): lave
• latonn (adv) 1. to wash
per ton 2. to wash away
3. to be washed away
• latranp (n) 4. to be exempted from blame
kind of fishing 5. to do washing
• latrap (n) • lavabo (n)
1. trap wash-basin
2. ruse, trick • lavaler (azek)
• latrenn (n & azek)
to the value of, approximately worth • lavaper (n)
• lavalwar (n)Variation(s): avalwar vapour, steam
down-payment • lavarang (n)
• lavan (n) 1. front-room
2.verandah
foreward (in football)
• lavaryol (n)
• lavanbra (n)
smallpox
forearm
• lavaz (n)
• lavangard (n)
lavaz servo = brain-washing
van, vanguard
• lavenir (n)
• lavani (n)
1. future
1. vanilla
2. prospects, dan lavenir = henceforth
2. vanilla essence
• lavenman (n)
• lavaniy (n)
coming, advent
vanilla essence
• lavenn (n)
• lavanplan (n)
vein
foreground
• laveret (n)
• lavanpwint (n)Variation(s):
lavanpwent illness of fowls
centre forward (in football) • laverite (n)
• lavans (n) truth
advance payment • lavesi (n)
• lavansant (n) bladder
centre foreward • lavey (n)
• lavansman (n) 1. eve
2. the previous day
progress, advancement, promotion
• lavi (n)
• lavant (n)
life, perdi lavi = to die, lavi lamor = it`s a life
1. sale, sales
or death matter
2. auction
• laviktwar (n)
• lavantaz (n)
victory
1. advantage, benefit, profit
2. the better • lavil (n)
• lavantir (n) town, city
1. adventure • lavil (azek)
2. affair urbane
• lavanvey (n) • lavilbag (n)
day before yesterday kind of plant
 • lavites (n) 1. mother of a god
2. religious day
1. speed
2. high speed • lavyolans (n)
3. gears violence, force, servi lavyolans = resort to the
• lavman (n) use of force
1. purge, stomach-wash, enema • lawa (n)
2. ceremonial foot-bathing seed used in religious ceremony
• lavog (n) • lawang (n)
fashion kind of spice
• lavomet (n) • lay (n)
avometer 1. moth
• lavortman (n) 2. garlic, tir lay = find fault with, santi lay = to
be suspicious
induced abortion, lavortman klandestin =
back-street abortion • layik (n & azek)
• lavra (n) lay, layperson
idiot • layjob (n)
• lavwa (n) job
1. voice • laynsmenn (n)
2. spokesman linesman
• lavwal (n) • layropor (n)Variation(s): laeropor
1. sails airport
2. veil
3. purdah • laysens (n)

• lavwann (n) driver`s licence

oats • layterij henn (n)

• lavwar (n) lighterage hand

clothes-washing place • layti (n)

• lavwari (n) cardamom

rubbish collection • layv (azek)

• lavyann (n) live (esp. on television)

meat, bulet lavyann = meat- • laz (n)

ball, lavyann konzele = frozen 1. age
meat, lavyann ase = mince meat 2. era, ki laz u ena = how old are you
• lavyasyon (n) • lazam (n)
aviation, air-force leg
• lavyerz (n) • lazanda (n)Variation(s): azanda
agenda
 • lazans (n) • lazut (n)
agency piece added on, anu fer enn lazut = let`s chip
in
• lazeng (n)Variation(s): lazing
• lazwa (n)
jungle
happiness
• lazer (n)
• le (v)Variation(s): ule
laser
to want, to wish
• lazete (n)
• leba (n)
jetty
stockings, tights
• Lazi (n)
• lebay (n)
Asia
layby
• lazil (n)
• leber (n)
mental hospital
leber ak = labour act
• lazing (n)Variation(s): lazeng
• lebra (n)
jungle
arm, lebra for = strong man, bruiser
• lazip (azek)
• lebyin (n)Variation(s): lebyen
waisted (of a dress)
1. the good
• lazistis (n)
2. forces of good
justice
• led (n)
• lazizani (n)
1. help, assistance
trouble between two people 2. aid, financement
• lazle (n) • ledan (n)
jelly tooth, ledan fernal = toothache, ledan puri =
• lazol (n) bad tooth, decayed tooth, ledan pike = bad
tooth, led
prison, al lazol = to be imprisoned
• lede (n)
• lazonis (n)
1. canopy
jaundice, hepatitis
2. thimble
• lazoz (n) 3. both of them
gauge • ledi (n)
• lazu (n) title of knighted woman or wife of a sir, lady
cheek, lazu fes = buttock • ledikasyon (n)
• lazurne (n) education, ledikasyon gratis = free education
1. day`s work • ledo (n)
2. day`s wage
back, vir ledo = to snub, rul baton lor ledo =
• lazurne (adv) to beat up, ledo kuma ros lave = thick-
in the day-time, tut lazurne = all day long skinned
 • ledwa (n) vegetables
finger, ledwa lipye = toes • legliz (n)
• lefawt (n) church
left wing (in football) • legwi (n)
• lefbak (n) pintir a legwi = embroidery
left back (in football) • legzame (n)
• lefe (n) examination
effect, fer lefe, fer so lefe = take effect • legzanp (n)
• lefet (n) example
lefet ki = because • legzekitif (n)
• lefikasite (n) executive
efficacy, effectiveness, efficiency • legzersis (n)
• lefitir (n) exercise
future • legzistans (n)
• lefrayt (n) existence
military marching • leka (n)
• lefrer (n) the case, li dan leka = he`s a case of this
religious brother • lekarir (n)
• leftarf (n) width of shoulder, shoulder-span
left half (in football) • lekay (n)
• leftinn (n) 1. fish-scale
2. small disc for plucking guitar-strings
left inner (in football)
3. film, al lekay = go to the cinema
• lefwa (n)
• lekel (pron)
liver, maladi lefwa = liver
which
disease, lefwa angorze = acid indigestion
• leker (n)
• leg (n)
1. heart
eagle
2. courage
• legal (azek) 3. fuel pump
legal 4. inner wood (of tree-trunk)
5. centre of granite rock containing salts
• legalite (azek)
6. 90 angle , set
1. lawfulness square, leker bate, leker vane = palpitat
2. equality
• lekilib (n)
• legan (n)
balance, equilibrium
gloves
• lekim (n)
• legim (n)
1. foam, froth bark (of a tree), met ledwa ant larb ek
2. by-product of sugar so lekors = to interfere
• lekinoks (n) • lekran (n)
equinox screen
• lekip (n) • lekritir (n)
team writing
• lekipaz (n) • leksepsyon (n)
crew exception
• lekipman (n) • leksi (n)
equipment litchis
• lekiri (n)Variation(s): likiri • leksikonn (n)
animal shed, lekiri vas = cow shed kind of game, lexicon
• lekleraz (n) • leksitasyon (n)
1. lighting 1. excitement
2. light 2. excitation, arousal
• leklips (n) • leksperyans (n)
eclipse 1. experiment
2. experience
• leko (n)
• leksplikasyon (n)
echo
explanation
• lekol (n)
• leksportasyon (n)
school, lekol diswar = night
school, kap lekol = to play export
truant, lekol guvernman = primary school, • lekspozisyon (n)
• lekolaz (n) exhibition
1. schooling • lekspres (azek)
2. school fees
1. direct (of buses)
• lekonomi (n) 2. express delivery (of post)
1. economy • leksteryer (n)
2. savings
1. abroad, overseas
• lekontrer (n) 2. outside (esp of walls)
opposite, contrary • lekstravagans (n)
• lekor (n) extravagance, folly, unnecessary expense :
1. body • lekstrem (azek)
2. corpse
3. sexual organs, rann lekor = to give one`s extreme, lekstrem gos = far
self up to thepolice left, lekstrem drwat = extreme right

• lekors (n) • lekter (n)

reader • lelit (n)
• lektir (n) elite
reading, dezyem lektir = second reading • lelvaz (n)
• leku (adv) animal rearing, animal husbandry
the moment that, as soon as • lelvin (n)Variation(s): lelven
• lekurs (n) yeast
races, horse-races • lema (n)
• lekut (n) 1. mast
2. aerial
1. sheet
3. magnet
2. corner of mainsail, lekut fog = corner of jib
• lemal (n)
• lekuyon (n)
1. evil
the fool, fer lekuyon = to play up
2. evil forces
• lekzanp (n)
• lemalin (n)Variation(s): lemalen
1. example
the clever one, fer lemalin, zwe lemalin = to
2. sample
act smart
• lekzekisyon (n)
• lemer (n)
execution
mayor
• lekzersis (n)
• lemesan (n)
exercise
he, himself, the responsible one
• lekzil (n)
• lemesan (azek)
exile, banishment
the relevant one, the wicked one (jokingly
• lekzistans (n) said)
existence • lemesi (n)
• lekzorsis (n) the messiah
exorcism • lemigrasyon (n)Variation(s):
• lel (n) emigrasyon

wing emigration

• lelan (n) • lemilye (n)

momentum per thousand (esp. of bags)

• lelefan (n) • lemisik (n)

elephant benches in parliament

• lelektora (n) • lemond (n)

electorate world

• leliman (n)Variation(s): lilima • lemorazi (n)Variation(s): emorazi

liniment haemorrhage, bleeding

 • lemosyon (n) the people, the masses
emotion • lepervye (n)
• lemper (n) kind of fishing net
lumper, kind of clock-worker • lepeser (n)
• lemwa (n) thickness
menstruation, periods • lepidemi (n)
• lemwayin (n)Variation(s): lemwayen epidemic
1. means, money • lepifani (n)
2. intermediary epiphany
• lene (n) • lepilepsi (n)
elder, senior epilepsy
• lenerzi (n) • lepo (n)
energy pey lepo kase = to bear the brunt
• leng (n) • lepok (n)
1. tie hook times, epoch
2. creeper
• lepokase (n)
• lenn (n)Variation(s): lend, lind
lepokase = to be the scapegoat, to pay the
India price
• lennding (n) • lepol (n)
raid (esp by police) , landing
shoulder (of meat)
• lennmi (n) • lepolet (n)
enemy epaulet
• lenor (n) • leponz (n)
north sponge
• leo (n) • leponz (azek)
plateau of sponge, savat leponz = rubber flip-
• leopar (n) flops, lili leponz = dunlopillo matress
leopard, kamyon leopar = kind of van • lepor (n)
• lepap (n) docks
pope • lepor (azek)
• lepav (n) of the docks, travayer lepor = harbour
workers
shipwreck
• leprev (n)
• lepe (n)
proof (of oneself)
sword
• lepwa (n)
• lepep (n)
lepwa kare = winged beans, lepwa desri = mating season (esp. of deer)
kind of beans • leritaz (n)Variation(s): eritaz
• lepyer (n)
inheritance
cut of sail, tir lepyer = design sails • lerla (konz)
• ler (n) 1. then, and then, after which
1. time 2. at that moment
2. air • lerminet (n)
3. tune
4. attitude, ki ler = what`s the time, tir sharp tool for squaring wood
enn ler = give us a tune, tap dan so ler = to st • lerner (n)
• ler (adv) learner`s licence
while • lerni (n)
• lera (n) hernia
rat, lera miske = musk-rat , lera legliz = • lerop (n)
church-goer
Europe
• leral (n)
• lertan (n)
death`s doorstep
1. hours
• lerb (n) 2. hours of work
grass, lerb burik, lerb sat, lerb lelefan, lerb de • leruy (n)Variation(s): laruy
buk, lerb dife = kinds of grass
rust
• leredite (n)
• lerwa (n)
heredity
1. king
• lerer (n) 2. king (in cards and in chess)
the wrong, dan lerer = in the wrong • les (n)Variation(s): lese
• leres (n) 1. to let, to allow
remainder 2. to let be

• lerim (n) • les (n)

1. snot 1. ballast
2. a cold, geyn lerim = have a cold, have a 2. east
blocked nose • les (azek)
• lerin (n)Variation(s): leren lame les = one who hits others
back (esp. lower back), duler lerin = • lesafo (n)Variation(s): lesafodaz
lumbago, lerin sunuk = dried fish
scaffolding
bones, donn lerin = dance, move your
hips, kor • lesans (n)

• lerip (n) 1. petrol, gasoline

2. essence
wood-shavings
• lesanz (n)
• lerit (n)
exchange • lesofman (n)Variation(s): sofman
• lesapman (n) inflammation
exhaust pipe (of vehicle) • leson (n)
• lesarp (n) 1. lesson
2. private lessons
1. diagonal timbers in house
2. arm-sling • lesoto (n)
3. scarf Lesotho
• lesbyenn (n) • lespas (n)
lesbian 1. interval, distance
• lesbyenn (azek) 2. course
3. space, outer space
lesbian
• lespes (n)Variation(s): espes
• lese-ale (n)
kind, sort, species
carelessness
• lespri (n)
• lese-ale (azek)
1. intelligence,
carefree, easy-going
2. spirit
• lesel (n) 3. concentration
1. ladder • lespwar (n)
2. muscles just behind armpit, mont lesel = to
hope
climb socially
• lestasyon (n)
• lesepase (n)
police station
pass
• lestim (n)
• leser (azek)
of nuns, kolez leser = religious-run school esteem, regard
• lestoma (n)
• lesey (n)Variation(s): esey
1. stomach
trial
2. breast, chest, lestoma ronfle = to
• lesid (n) wheeze, lestoma bate = fast-breathing (esp. of
south babies), brilir lestoma =

• leskalye (n) • lestrad (n)

staircase platform, stage, dais

• leskalye (azek) • lesuf (n)

in steps, piti leskalye = children in close stamina

succession. • lesuf (azek)
• lesklav (n)Variation(s): esklav requiring stamina
slave • leswar (adv)
• lesklavaz (n) at night
slavery • lesyel (n)
sky, dan lesyel = day-dreaming 1. civil status office
2. civil status worker
• let (n)
• letaz (n)
1. letter, invitation
2. letter of the alphabet storey
3. lead letter (at printers) • letaz (azek)
• leta (n)Variation(s): eta lakaz letaz = double-storeyed house
1. condition • letazer (n)
2. state, government
shelf
• letabli (n)
• letazini (n)
work-bench
United States of America
• letal (n)
• lete (n)
stand
summer, ler lete = daylight saving time
• letalaz (n)
• leter (n)
fuss, to-do, bother
ether
• letamaz (n)
• leternite (n)
plate (esp in welding)
eternity
• letamazor (n)
• leti (n)
senior staff
lettuce
• letaminn (n)
• letid (n)
kind of cloth
study
• letan (n)
• letiket (n)
1. time
2. weather label
3. tempo, letan lontan = long ago • letin (n)
• letan (prep) tin
while, whilst • leto (n)
• letanbot (n) vice
stern-post, central timber at rear of boat • letof (n)
• letansa (adv) thick cloth, good cloth
in the meantime • letopsi (n)
• letap (n) autopsy
stage • letranze (n)
• letarzi (n) abroad, overseas
laziness, lethargy • letraset (n)
• letasivil (n) transfers used in printing
• letrav (n)
stem, front-timber of pirogue evolution, development
• letre (azek) • levye (n)
literate sink
• letufman (n) • lez (n)
asthma thin layer
• letup (n) • lez (v)
plumbers` string encroach on (esp of rights)
• letur (n) • lezalantur (n)
1. walk yard, close vicinity
2. round, lap, fer letur = go round to the other • lezand (n)
door, fer so letur = to hover around someone
legend
• letyopi (n)
• lezans (n)
Ethiopia
ease, comfort
• lev (v)Variation(s): leve
• lezanti (n)
1. to get up, to stand ; up
2. to wake up The West Indies
3. to lift up, to raise, to pull up • lezanviron (n)
4. to bring up (of a question), lev lame lor
neighbourhood
kikenn = to lift up one`s hand against
someone, le • lezar (n)

• levantay (n) lizard, rekin lezar = kind of shark

1. fan • lezas (n)

2. continuum, spread, levantay saler = spread stars, dan lezas = among the stars, therefore
of wage-levels inaccessible
• levanzil (n) • leze (azek)
scriptures, gospel 1. light
• levek (n) 2. easy

bishop • lezel (n)

• levennman (n) 1. wing

2. fin, lezel rekin = shark fin
happening, event
• lezer (azek)
• lever (n)
light
worm, lever soliter = tape
worm, lever ankilostom = • lezerman (adv)
hookworm, lever sanpye = centipede, lever slightly
• levese (n) • lezil (n)
bishop`s palace outer islands
• levolisyon (n) • Lezip (n)
Egypt bookseller
• lezitim (azek) • libreri (n)
legitimate bookseller`s shop
• lezitimite (n) • libyin (n & azek)Variation(s): libyen
legitimacy Lybian
• lezitimiz (v) • lidantite (n)Variation(s): idantite
to legitimise identity
• lezo (n) • lide (n)
bone idea
• lezo (azek) • lideal (n)
1. bony ideal
2. with too much gravel (in concrete mix) • lider (n)
• lezot (n) leader
the others • lidersip (n)
• lezot (azek) leadership
other, lezot zafer = any other business • liding (azek)
• lezwa (n) liding fayemenn = senior fireman
kind of bird • lido (n)
• li (n) ludo
1. he • lif (n)
2. she
lift, ride
• lib (azek)
• likarn (n)
free
skylight
• liberasyon (n)
• liker (n)
liberation, liberasyon nasyonal = national
liberation liqueur

• liberater (n) • liki (n)

liberator cunt, liki to mama = term of abuse

• libero (n) • likid (v)Variation(s): likide

additional centre back (In football) to demolish, liquidate

• liberte (n) • likid (n)

freedom, liberte lapres = press 1. cash

freedom, liberte sindikal = union freedom 2. liquid

• liberter (n & azek) • likid (azek)

anarchist 1. in cash
2. watery, liquid
• librer (n)
 • likidasyon (n) imagination
liquidation, doing away with • limem (pron)
• likidite (n) himself
liquidity • limenn (n)
• likisek (n) hymen
kind of fish • limidite (n)
• likorn (n)Variation(s): korn humidity, dampness, moisture
kind of fish • limigrasyon (n)
• liks (n) immigration
luxury • liminasyon (n)
• liks (azek) illumination
luxury • limit (v)Variation(s): limite
• liku (n) to limit, to restrain (esp. in number)
neck • limit (n)
• lil (n) edge, limit, boundary
island • limitasyon (n)
• lila (n) 1. limitation
2. shortcoming
kind of tree
3. false jewels
• liladpers (n)
• limite (azek)
a kind of tree
restricted, limited, konpayni limite = limited
• lili (n) company
bed • limon (n)
• lim (v)Variation(s): lime lemon, limon mang, limon Rodrig = kind of
to file lemon

• lim (n) • limonad (n)

1. file lemonade
2. lime • limor (n)
3. hymn, lim nasyonal = national anthem
humour, temperament
• limanite (n)
• limortalite (n)
humanity, human-kind
immortality
• limatirite (n)
• limur (n)
immaturity
humour
• limaz (n)
• limuzinn (n)
image
limousine
• limazinasyon (n)
• limzong (n)
nail-file • lindividi (n)Variation(s): endividi
• lin (n)Variation(s): len individual
linen • lindividyalism (n)Variation(s):
endividyalism, endividyalim
• linalasyon (n)
individuality
inhalation
• lindizesyon (n)Variation(s):
• linbri (n)Variation(s): lenbri
lendizesyon
emery
indigestion
• linbri (azek)Variation(s): lenbri
• lindoktrinasyon (n)Variation(s):
emery, lamel linbri = emery lendoktrinsayon
grindstone, papye linbri = emery paper
indoctrination
• lindeks (n)Variation(s): lendeks
• lindonezi (n)Variation(s): Lendonezi
1. index
Indonesia
2. forefinger
• liner (azek)
• lindemnite (n)Variation(s): lendemnite
lunar
indemnity, compensation
• linet (n)
• lindepandans (n)Variation(s):
lendepandana glasses, linet fine = sunglasses
independence • linfeksyon (n)Variation(s): lenfeksyon
• lindi (n)Variation(s): lendi infection
Monday • linfini (n)Variation(s): lenfini
• lindiferans (n)Variation(s): lendiferans infinity
indifference • linfizyon (n)Variation(s): lenfizyon
• lindikasyon (n)Variation(s): brew
lendikasyon • linflasyon (n)Variation(s): lenflasyon
indication, sign of inflation
• lindinasyon (n)Variation(s): • linflyans (n)Variation(s): lenflyans
lendinasyon
ascendancy, influence
indignation
• linflyennza (n)Variation(s):
• lindiskresyon (n)Variation(s):
lenflyennza
lendiskresyon
flue, influenza
compromising act or remark, indiscretion
• linformasyon (n)Variation(s):
• lindistri (n)Variation(s): lendistri lenformasyon
1. industry 1. information, news
2. factory 2. news-bulletin
• lindistriyalizasyon (n)Variation(s): • linfrastriktir (n)Variation(s):
lendiatriyalizasyon lenfrastriktir
industrialisation
infrastructure incompetence
• ling (n)Variation(s): leng • linkyetid (n)Variation(s): lenkyetid
tie hook, creeper concern, worry
• lingam (n)Variation(s): lengam • linn (n)
phallus, male organ (esp. in religion) kind of fish
• lingistik (n)Variation(s): lengistik • linndemyel (n)
linguistics honey-moon
• lingistik (azek)Variation(s): lengistik • linnyer (azek)
linguistic linear
• lingo (n)Variation(s): lengo • linnyorans (n)
ingot ignorance
• liniform (n) • linogirasyon (n)
uniform inauguration
• liniman (n)Variation(s): liliman • linolyom (n)
liniment linoleum
• linisyasyon (n) • linondasyon (n)
initiation flood
• linisyativ (n) • linosan (n)
initiative innocent one
• linite (n) • linosans (n)
unity, linite fer lafors = unity is strength innocence
• liniver (n) • linotip (n)
universe linotype
• liniversite (n) • linpak (n)Variation(s): lenpak
university 1. impact, blow
2. impression
• linkapasite (n)Variation(s): lenkapasite
• linpas (n)Variation(s): lenpas
incapacity, lack of power
impasse, cul-de-sac
• linkarnasyon (n)Variation(s):
lenkarnasyon • linpasyans (n)Variation(s): lenpasyans
incarnation impatience
• linkibater (n)Variation(s): lenkibater • linperyalis (n)Variation(s): lenperyalis
1. incubation imperialist
2. incubator • linperyalism (n)Variation(s):
• linkonpetans (n)Variation(s): lenperyalism
lenkonpetans imperialism
 • linportans (n)Variation(s): lenportans • linsolans (n)Variation(s): lensolans
importance insolence
• linportasyon (n)Variation(s): • linsomni (n)Variation(s): lensomni
lenportasyon insomnia
importation • linspeksyon (n)Variation(s):
• linpos (n)Variation(s): zinpos, zenpos lenspeksyon
fanlight, opening act of inspecting
• linposibilite (n)Variation(s): • linspekter (n)Variation(s): lenspekter
lenposibilite inspector
impossibility, sa pu met mwa • linspirasyon (n)Variation(s):
dan linposibilite fer li = that will make it lenspirasyon
impossible for me to do
inspiration, creativity
• linpotans (n)Variation(s): lenpotans
• linstabilite (n)Variation(s): lenstabilite
impotence
instability
• linpresyon (n)Variation(s): lenpresyon
• linstalasyon (n)Variation(s):
1. impression, idea, opinion lenstalasyon
2. printing work
installation
• linpridans (n)Variation(s): lenpridans
• linstan (n)Variation(s): lenstan
1. imprudence
2. pregnancy instant, moment

• linprimri (n)Variation(s): lenprimri • linstans (n)Variation(s): lenstans

printers, press level in an organisation), linstans siprem =

highest level
• linsandi (n)Variation(s): lensandi
• linstin (n)Variation(s): lensten
fire
instinct
• linsifizans (n)Variation(s): lensifizans
• linstiti (n)Variation(s): lenstiti
insufficiency
institute
• linsinnyasyon (n)Variation(s):
lensinnyasyon • linstitisyon (n)Variation(s):
lenstitisyon
insinuation, sly hint
1. institution
• linsireksyon (n)Variation(s): 2. setting up
lensireksyon
• linstriksyon (n)Variation(s):
insurrection lenstriksyon
• linsistans (n)Variation(s): lensiatans 1. order , command
insistence 2. teaching
• linskripsyon (n)Variation(s): • linstriman (n)Variation(s): lenstriman
lenskripsyon instrument, linstriman lamizik = musical
inscription, signing up for instrument
 • lintansyon (n)Variation(s): lentansyon invasion
intention, purpose, design • linver (n)Variation(s): lenver
• lintegrasyon (n)Variation(s): the inverse, thing which is directly opposite
lentegrasyon • linvestisman (n)Variation(s):
integration lenvestisman
• lintelizans (n)Variation(s): lentelizans investment
intelligence • linvitasyon (n)Variation(s):
lenvitasyon
• lintere (n)Variation(s): lentere
invitation
1. interest
2. advantage, benefit • linyon (n)
• linterferans (n)Variation(s): union
lenterferans • linz (n)Variation(s): lenz
interference, static clothes, clothing, lav linz = to do the washing
• linternasyonal (n)Variation(s): • linzistis (n)Variation(s): lenzistis
lenternasyonal
injustice
the International
• linzri (n)Variation(s): lenzri
• linterval (prep)Variation(s): lenterval
underwear
during the time that
• lipnoz (n)
• linteryer (n)Variation(s): lenteryer
hypnosis
interior
• lipokrizi (n)Variation(s): ipokrizi
• lintimidasyon (n)Variation(s):
lentimidasyon hypocrisy

intimidation • lipopotam (n)

• linto (n)Variation(s): lento hippopotamus

seal • lipotet (n)

• lintonasyon (n)Variation(s): pawn

lentonasyon • lipu (n)
intonation, pitch variations louse, lipu blan = white lice, lipu pul = fussy
• lintwisyon (n)Variation(s): lentwisyon • lipye (n)
intuition foot, lipye latab = table leg, lipye rezipel =
• linvansyon (n)Variation(s): elephantiasis leg
lenvansyon • lir (v)
invention to read, to learn, to study
• linvanter (n)Variation(s): lenvanter • lir-ekrir (n)
inventory, ler fer linvanter = when you add it reading and writing
all up
• lire (n)
• linvazyon (n)Variation(s): lenvazyon
renal failure to struggle, to wrestle
• lirinn (n) • lit (n)
urine 1. litre
2. soft drink
• Lirland (n)
• Litali (n)
Ireland
Italy
• lis (azek)
• litani (n)
smooth
litany
• lisans (n)
• literatir (n)
licence
literature
• lisansiman (n)
• literer (azek)
sacking, firing
literary, serk literer = literary circle
• lise (v)
• literis (n)
to lick
uterus
• lise (n)
• litilite (n)
lyceum
utility
• lisidite (n)
• litinerer (n)
lucidity
itinerary
• lisifer (n)
• litiz (n)
devil, lucifer
1. litigation
• listeri (n)
2. dispute
hysteria
• liv (n)
• listre (azek)
1. pound (of weight)
shiny, bright 2. pound (of sterling)
• listwar (n) 3. book

history • livdor (n)

• lisu (n) visitor`s book

cabbage • liver (n)

• lisufler (n) winter

cauliflower • livre (v)

• lisyin (n)Variation(s): lisyen to deliver

1. dog • livrezon (n)

2. detestable person, lisyin dan lamizik = lost, 1. delivery
uncomprehending, maryaz lisyin = dog- 2. batch
mating, kan lisyin malad, tu pis kit l
• livwar (n)
• lit (v)Variation(s): lite
ivory
 • liyez (v) • lobstak (n)
to liaise obstacle
• lizaz (n) • lodas (n)
use audacity, cheek
• lizinn (n) • loder (n)
factory odour, smell
• lizinye (n) • lodit (n)
milling company 1. audit
2. auditor
• lizol (n)
3. government auditor`s department
lysol
• lodkoloyn (n)
• lizolasyon (n)
eau de cologne
isolation
• lodvi (n)
• lizur (n)
brandy
day-time, an plin lizur = in broad
• lodyans (n)
daylight, dyab lizur = looking like a scare-
crow audience
• lizye (n) • lof (n)
1. eye 1. offer
2. evil eye, gayn lizye = to be put under a 2. proposition
spell, lizye ruz = furious, lizye du = glad- 3. supply, lof e demand = supply and demand
eye, lizyenn (n) • lofansiv (n)
hygiene offensive
• lizyer (n) • lofe (v)
1. selvage to tack, to sail upwind
2. edge, border (of wood)
3. edge of forest • lofertwar (n)

• lo (n) offertory

lot • lofis (n)

• lob (v)Variation(s): lobe 1. small room

2. office
to lob
• log (n)
• lobi (n)
logarithm
lobby, pressure group
• logmantasyon (n)
• lobligasyon (n)
wage increase
obligation
• lok (v)Variation(s): loke
• lobskirite (n)
1. to hiccup
1. darkness 2. to gasp
2. the unknown
3. to misfire mankind
4. to lock • lombo (n)
• lok (n)
husband, fiancee
floor-colouring • lomlet (n)
• loka (n) omelet
brothel • lonbraz (n)
• lokal (n) shade
1. premises • lonbri (n)
2. leave from work
navel, belly-button
• lokal (azek)
• londitid (n)
1. made in Mauritius
2. Mauritian longitude

• lokalite (n) • loner (n)

area honour

• lokalman (adv) • lonete (n)Variation(s): onete

locally honesty, uprightness

• lokasyon (n) • long (azek)

rent, rent allowance 1. long

2. drawn-out
• lokater (n) 3. tall, bilinbi long = kind of fruit
tenant • longanis (n)
• lokazyon (n) witch-doctor
1. opportunity, the chance • longann (n)
2. important event
kind of fruit
• loke (n)
• longay (n)
hiccough, hiccup
tall person, daddy long-legs
• lokipasyon (n)
• longer (n)
1. past-time
2. job to keep one busy 1. length
3. occupation (by workers of a factory) 2. height

• loksidan (n) • longerdond (n)

the west, Occident wavelength

• loksizenn (n) • longitid (n)

oxygen longitude

• loksoy (n) • longman (n & adv)

opium at length, in detail

• lom (n) • longtel (n)

kind of freshwater fish oppressor
• longtil (n) • lopresyon (n)
small concrete house asthma
• longvi (n) • loptik (n)
binoculars point-of-view
• lonn (n)Variation(s): lorn • lopyom (n)
loan opium
• lonndri (n) • lor (n)
laundry gold
• lonorab (n) • lor (prep)
honourable 1. on, on to
2. about (of a topic)
• lontan (n)
3. over (of the radio), lor lapay = down and
long ago out
• lontan (adv) • lorak (n)
old-fashioned oracle
• lonzer (azek) • loraz (n)
nissen hut, temporary shelter after cyclones thunder
• lopera (n) • lorbit (n)
opera 1. orbit
• loperasyon (n) 2. influence

operation • lord (n)

• loperet (n) 1. order, tidiness

2. instruction, command
operetta
• lordonans (n)
• lopilans (n)
prescription
opulence, wealth, riche
• lorea (n)
• lopinyon (n)
finest scholar
opinion
• lorer (n)
• lopital (n)
timetable
hospital, lopital sikyatrik = psychiatric
2. horrible thing
hospital, lopital lizye = eye hospital, lopital
ortopedik = orthopoedic hospital • lorfeb (n)

• lopozisyon (n) jeweller

1. opposition • lorg (n)
2. opposition party, lider lopozisyon = leader 1. ogre
of the opposition in Parliament 2. organ
• lopreser (n) 3. moog synthesiser
 • lorgandi (n) • losean (n)
organdie ocean, Losean Indyin = Indian Ocean
• lorganizasyon (n) • lospis (n)
1. association, society old-age home
2. organisation, order • losterite (n)
• lorgann (n) 1. austerity, poverty
1. organ 2. politics of austerity
2. voice, mo lorgann for = that`s how I speak • losti (n)
• lorgey (n) communion bread
pride • Lostrali (n)
• lorifis (n) Australia
orifice • losyon (n)
• lorikiler (n) lotion
little finger
• lot (azek)
• lorizinn (n) another, lot kalite = odd, different, lot pey =
origin abroad
• lorizon (n) • lot (prep)
horizon, skyline the other one`s
• lorkes (n) • lot (eks)
orchestra, band next!
• lorla (konz) • lota (n)
in addition bronze or copper jar
• lorloz (n) • lotaz (n)
clock hostage
• loroskop (n) • lotel (n)
horoscope 1. hotel
2. altar, lotel dite = sandwich bar
• lortograf (n)
• lotelye (n)
1. autograph
2. orthography hotel manager
• lorye (n) • loter (n)
1. pillow 1. perpetrator
2. kind of flower 2. author
• lorz (n) • lotes (n)
barley hostess
• los (n) • lotfwa (adv)
slug last time
 • lotisman (n) to lodge, to house, to put up for the night
allotment • loz (n)
• lotla (prep)Variation(s): lotlala 1. boxes in cinema
2. feeding-trough
the other one
• loze (azek)
• loto (n)
lodged
car, loto lekol = driving school
• lozik (n)
• lotograf (n)
logic
1. autograph
2. orthography • lozik (adv & azek)
• lotonomi (n) logical, logically
autonomy, independence • lozman (n)
• lotopsi (n)Variation(s): letopsi 1. dwelling, house
2. housing
autopsy
3. Ministry of Housing
• lotoradyo (n)
• luga (n)
car with loudspeaker(sp announcing
clothes
cyclones)
• lugaru (n)
• lotorite (n)
werewolf, fer lugaru = stay up all night
the authority
• luk (v)Variation(s): luke
• lotorizasyon (n)
to peep
permission
• luker (n)
• lotorut (n)
peeping Tom
motorway
• lulu (n)
• lotostop (n)
wolf, fox, pikan lulu = kind of thorn
hitch-hiking
• lumpenn (n)
• lotri (n)
lottery lumpen-proletariat, underworld
• lumper (n)
• Lotris (n)
kind of docker
Austria
• lup (n)
• loy (n)
magnifying glass
blanket
• lur (azek)
• loya (n)
1. heavy
lump of dough for making bread
2. lazy
• loyo (n) 3. sultry, muggy, pwa lur = lorry, a big person
centre stone (esp of mango) • lurder (n)
• loz (v)Variation(s): loze heaviness
 • lurs (n) afar
bear • lyetnan (n)
• lus (azek) lieutenant
suspicious, odd • lyev (n)Variation(s): yev
• luse (azek) hare
squint • lyin (n)Variation(s): lyen
• lutraz (n) link
contempt of court, parliament • lyon (n)
• luvertir (n) 1. lion
2. kind of fish
1. opening ceremony, official opening
2. window, door
3. move towards closer relations
• luvraz (n)
1. work
• ma (n)Variation(s): mama, mami
2. housework
mother, mum
• lwaye (n)
• mabul (azek)
rent
loony
• lwazir (n)
• mach (n)
leisure
match, first game away game, mach retur =
• lwe (v) return match
to rent • machak (v)
• lwe (azek) to plaster, slap on
rented • machann (n)
• lwes (n)Variation(s): lwas rack for drying things, (above fire-place)
west • macho (n & azek)
• lwil (v)Variation(s): lwile male chauvinist, macho, machismo
1. to oil, to anoint with oil • machur (azek)
2. to lubricate
mature
• lwil-doliv (n)
• madam (n)
olive-oil
1. mrs
• lwin (azek)Variation(s): lwen 2. wife
1. far away 3. woman, lady
2. absent 4. employer
3. fast asleep 5. queen (in
cards), madam tonbe, madam sere = kinds of
• lwintin (adv & azek)Variation(s):
fish, madam marye = wedded w
lwenten
 • Madegaskar (n)Variation(s): shop-keeper
Madagaskar • magnetik (azek)
Madagascar
magnetic
• madegonn (n) • magnezyom (n)
bread-fruit magnesium
• madelinge (n)Variation(s): madelenge • magnitid (n)
kind of calu magnitude
• mademwazel (n)Variation(s): mamzel • maguy (n)
1. miss intrigue, plot
2. young woman, girl
• mahadev (n)
• madras (n)
name of a god
tamil
• maharaja (n)Variation(s): maraja
• madras (azek)
maharaja, prince
tamil
• mahasivratri (n)
• madrasa (n)
religious festival
kind of social centre
• mahes (n)
• madriye (n)
name of a god
1. heavy plank
2. bridge made of one plank • maja (n)
3. kind of cake fun, fer maja, maja karo = to have fun
• maestro (n) • majid (n)Variation(s): masjid
1. maestro mosque
2. boss
• majong (n)
• maf (azek)
mah-jong, kind of game
1. spineless, fat (of person)
• maka (n)Variation(s): meka
2. formless, soft (of things)
Mecca
• mafat (azek)
• makab (azek)
toothless
macabre
• mafya (n)
• makadam (n)
mafia, mafia-like gangs
gravel
• magazin (n)
• makalpayn (n)
1. shop
2. docks warehouse sewerage

• magazinn (n) • makaron (n)

magazine macaroon

• magazinye (n) • makaroni (n)

macaroni • maksimem (n)
• makatya (n) maximum
1. bun • maksimiz (v)
2. mess, makatya koko = coconut bun to maximize
• makaw (n) • makyavel (azek)Variation(s):
term of abuse based on communalism makyavelik
• makay (n) machiavellian, unscrupulous, cunning
maize meal • mal (n)
• maket (n) 1. male
2. illness, fer mal = to hurt, gran mal =
1. paste-up
epileptic fit, fer mal muton = mumps
2. model (to scale)
• mal (adv)
• makiy (v)Variation(s): makiye
badly
1. to put on make-up
2. to wear make-up • mal (azek)
• makiyaz (n) of male sex, pye papay mal = male pawpaw
tree, lisyin mal = dog
make-up
• mal-mal (azek)
• makiye (azek)
at the very least
made-up
• malad (n)
• makrame (n & azek)
patient, malad mantal = a mental patient
macrame, art of knotted cord
• malad (azek)
• makrel (n)
1. ill
1. woman pimp
2. sell-out 2. sick-in-the-head
• maladi (n)
• makro (n)
illness, disease, maladi-leker = heart disease,
1. pimp
coronary disease, maladi erediter = hereditary
2. term of abuse
illness, maladi veneryenn = ven
3. sell-out
4. kind of fish • maladif (azek)
• makroekonomik (azek) sickly
macro-economic • maladministrasyon (n)
• maksi (n) maladministration
maxi-skirt • maladres (n)
• maksi (azek) clumsiness
maxi • maladrwa (azek)
• maksimalis (n) clumsy
maximalist, radical • malaga (n)
kind of wine • malelve (azek)
• malakse (n) ill-bred, ill-mannered.
one of the operations in sugar refining • maleple (v)
• malakser (n) to mis-spell
one of the operations of a sugar mill • maler (n)
• malalez (azek) 1. misfortune
2. death, ena maler ladan = don`t do that!
ill at ease
• malere (n)
• malang (n)
the poor
dirty conditions
• malere (azek)
• malang (azek)
1. unfortunate
dirty
2. poor
• malantandi (n)
• malerez (azek)
misunderstanding
poor (of woman)
• malapropo (azek)
• malerezman (adv)
inappropriate
unfortunately
• malarya (n)
• malet (n)
1. malaria
2. health inspector, travayer malarya = river- attach� case
side labourers • malez (n)
• malay (n) 1. malaise
2. discomfort
1. top of the milk
2. cream • malezi (n)
• malbar (n) Malaysia
term of abuse based on • malfame (azek)
communalism, bred malbar = kind of edible notorious
leaves
• malfer (v)
• maldemer (n)
to do wrongly
sea-sickness
• malfer (azek)
• maldetet (n)Variation(s): malad latet
badly done
migraine, head-ache
• malfeter (n)
• maldonn (v)Variation(s): maldone
good-for-nothing, evil doer
to misdeal (in cards)
• malformasyon (n)
• malediksyon (n)
malformation
curse
• malfuti (azek)
• malefis (n)
badly off
evil spirit
 • malgas (n & azek) • malprop (azek)
Madagascar, bigorno malgas = kind of 1. unclean, dirty
shellfish, banbu malgas = kind of 2. dishonest
bambous, pistas malgas = kind of tree • malpropte (n)
• malgre (prep) 1. excrement
despite, although 2. filth
• malin (azek) • malsans (n)
1. clever ill-luck
2. smart • malsans (eks)
• malinn (azek) bad luck!
clever (of a woman) • malsin (azek)Variation(s): malsen
• malis (n) 1. filthy, unclean
sexual intercourse 2. unholy, dishonest
• malkalkile (v) • malt (n)
to miscalculate malt
• malmenn (v)Variation(s): malmene • maltande (v)
to manhandle to mishear, hear wrongly
• malmor (v) • maltret (v)Variation(s): maltrete
to die unluckily to speak harshly, to choke off
• malnitrisyon (n) • mam (n)
malnutrition 1. member
2. transverse supporting timbers in boat
• malnuri (azek)
3. limb
under-nourished 4. one of us mam metres = widest timber
• maloker (n) • mama (n)Variation(s): ma, mami
nausea mother, mum
• malonet (azek) • mamal (n)
dishonest mammal
• malonete (n) • mamaruz (n)
dishonesty kind of fish
• malonetman (adv) • mame (n)
dishonestly 1. mother`s brother
• malotri (n) 2. father in law

lout • mamel (n)

• malprononse (v) breast

to mispronounce • mamer (n)

mother superior kind of fish which blows itself
up, manduk volez = kind of fish
• mami (n)
• mandyan (n)
1. aunt, mother`s brother`s wife
2. mother beggar
• mamifer (n) • mandyann (v)Variation(s): mandyane
mammal to bum off, to sponge
• mamluk (n) • mandye (v)
hench-man, mameluke to beg, to seek charity
• mamu (n) • manej (v)
uncle, mother`s brother manage
• mamzel (n)Variation(s): mademwazel • manejer (n)
1. miss manager
2. young woman, girl, nom mamzel = maiden • manejment (n)
name
management
• manbrann (n)
• manet (n)
membrane
lever (on a machine)
• manda (n)
• manev (n)
cheque, manda dare =
warrant, manda lapos, manda pos = money 1. apprentice
order 2. assistant
3. manoeuvre
• mandamus (n)
• manevre (v)
writ of mandamus
to manoeuvre
• mandarin (n)Variation(s): mandaren
• mang (n)
Chinese language, mandarin
1. mango
• mandarinn (n) 2. hair
mandarine, small orange parting, mang tors, mang sab, mang lakord,
mang mezon ruz, mang zako, mang
• mandat (v)Variation(s): mandate
• mang (azek)
to mandate
mango-shaped, desin mang = mango-shaped
• mandate (azek)
design in embroidery
empowered
• mangalsurt (n)
• mandater (n)
bridal necklace
proxy, representative
• manganez (n)
• mandolinn (n)
manganese
mandolin
• mangasay (n)
• mandup (n)
type of citrus fruit
 • manglye (n) • maniganser (n)
mangrove trickster, manipulator
• mangni (n) • manikir (n)
ceremony of asking to marry, betrothal manicure
• mangru (azek) • manilal (azek)
kato mangru = kind of fish roti manilal = kind of flat bread (esp. at
market)
• mangta (azek)
• maniman (n)
needy
handling
• mangtika (n)
• manipil (v)Variation(s): manipile
fine chain worn as head jewellery
to manipulate
• mangus (n)
• manipilasyon (n)
1. mongoose
2. name of a card game manipulation
• mangustan (n) • manipilater (n)
kind of fruit manipulator
• mangye (n) • maniskri (n)
mango tree 1. manuscript
2. music book
• mani (n)
• manitansyon (n)
habit, obsession, kasya mani = kind of shrub
handling (esp. at the docks)
• manifaktir (n)
• manitiz (v)Variation(s): manitize
manufacture
to hypnotise, to put under a spell, to
• manifes (n)
spellbind
manifesto
• manitizer (n)
• manifestan (n)
caster of spells
demonstrator
• manitu (n)
• manifestasyon (n)
know-all
demonstration, protest march
• manivel (n)
• manifeste (v)
1. crank-handle
to demonstrate 2. handle
• manifik (azek) • mank (v)Variation(s): manke
magnificent to miss
• manigans (n) • manke (azek)
manoeuvre, underhand deal less, 25 manke = seventy five cents
• manigans (v)Variation(s): maniganse • mankman (n)
to manoeuvre, to trick short-coming
 • manndap (n) • manter (n)
scene of marriage (esp. in hall) m. liar
• manndir (n) • mantez (n.f)
place of religious worship liar
• mannkin (n)Variation(s): mannken • manti (v)
model, mannequin to lie
• manntra (n) • manti (n)
mantra, word for meditation lies, koz manti = to lie
• manomet (n) • mantiy (n)
pressure gauge mantilla, kind of shawl
• manset (n) • manto (n)
1. cuff-links coat
2. wrist-ball in volleyball • manton (n)
3. arm-piece in sewing
chin
• mansonz (n)
• manyab (azek)
lies
easy to handle
• mansyel (azek)
• manyak (n & azek)
monthly
maniac
• mansyel (n)
• manye (v)
monthly magazine
handle
• mansyon (n)
• manyel (azek)
mention
1. manual, hand-operated
• mansyonn (v)Variation(s): mansyone 2. hand-book
to mention 3. manual, by hand, travayer manyel =
manual worker, masinn manyel = hand-
• mantal (n)
operated machine
psychiatric hospital
• manyer (n)
• mantal (azek)
1. way
psychiatric, mental, maladi mantal = mental 2. manners, ki manyer = how are you
illness
• manyetoskop (n)
• mantalite (n)
video-tape-recorder
mentality
• manyezi (n)
• mantalman (adv)
milk of magnesia
mentally
• manyok (n)
• manteg (n)
cassava
ghee
• manz (v)Variation(s): manze
1. to eat 1. a caste
2. to fight 2. a priest, pwal maraz = a hair`s breadth
3. to believe, to agree, to be taken in • marazinn (n)
4. to be bribed
5. to respond to woman in maraz caste
6. to take (esp. in • marb (n)
chess), manz mang, manz tamarin = to
1. tiles
become excited
2. marble
• manze (n)
• mardevirin (n)Variation(s):
1. food mardeviren
2. meal, ler manze = mealtime
religious saint
• manzer (n)
• mardi (n)
1. eater
Tuesday
2. taker of bribes, manzer latet = a tease
• mardigra (n)
• manzwar (n)
shrove Tuesday, mardigra sakenn so bann =
trough
to each his own
• mao (n)
• mare (n)
navy-blue fireman`s uniform
mare ot = high tide, mare bas = low tide
• maogani (n)
• marekaz (n)
mahogany
swamp, marsh
• maois (n & azek)
• maremotris (n)
maoist
tidal energy
• maori (n)
• marenn (n)
maori., New Zealander
god-mother
• map (n)
• marenwar (n)
map
1. darkness
• marati (n) 2. no moon
1. marathi, name of a sub-community in • margarinn (n)
Mauritius
margarine
2. marathi language
• margerit (n)
• maraton (n)
kind of flower, daisy
marathon
• margoz (n)
• maravann (n)
kind of vegetable, letan margoz = long ago,
kind of musical instrument
during hard times
• maray (n)
• mari (n)
shack, lean-to
1. husband
• maraz (n) 2. the greater
3. boss 5. mark, german currency, mark depoze =
4. Virgin Mary registered trade mark
• mari (adv) • marker (n)
extremely, very 1. time keeper, foreman
2. big felt-tip pen
• mari (eks)
• marketing (n)
unbelievable
marketing, marketing bord = marketing
• marin (n)Variation(s): maren
board
sailor
• marmay (n)
• marinad (n)
child
kind of cake
• marmelad (n)
• marine (azek)
marmalade
marinated
• marmit (n)
• marinn (n)
1. three-legged pot
Marine Authority, marinn marsand = 2. marmite
merchant navy 3. kind of fish
• marinn (azek) • marmiton (n)
marine, sarpantye marinn = marine carpenter kind of fish
• maripoza (n) • marmot (v)Variation(s): marmote
kind of shoe to moan, to complain
• maritim (azek) • maro (n)
maritime, kurye maritim = shipping scene of marriage (esp. at home)
movement
• marokin (n)Variation(s): maroken
• mariwana (n)
imitation leather
marijuana, hemp leaves
• maron (v)
• marizann (n)
1. to run away
kind of fish 2. to be absent without telling
• mark (v)Variation(s): marke • maron (n)
1. to write 1. person who is not reliable
2. to note down 2. reddish-brown skirting board paint
3. to make signs to supposedly heal
• maron (azek)
illnesses, marke garde = mark my words
1. brown
• mark (n)
2. run-away
1. mark, sign 3. wild, vakwa maron = kind of
2. brand-name tree, brinzel maron = wild
3. type eggplant, koson maron = wild pig
4. stain, spot
• maronaz (n)
state of existence as runaway slave really, good
• mars (v)Variation(s): marse • martini (n)
blades, dilwil marse = there`s martini
bribery, mars ar = to be friends with, loyal to • martir (n)
• mars (n) martyr
1. march
• martiriz (v)Variation(s): martirize
2. onion seeds planted in the month of March
3. planet Mars 1. to suffer
2. to make suffer
• marsan (n)
• marto (n)
itinerant merchant, vendor, marsan lagazet =
news vendor, marsan dile = hammer, rekin marto = kind of shark
milkman, marsan pistas = peanut • martopiker (n)
vendor,<span< div="" style="box-sizing:
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• marsandaz (n) 1. industrial fishing boat

2. kind of bait
haggling
3. kind of rope
• marsandiz (n)
• marxis (n)
merchandise, stock
Marxist
• marsann (v)Variation(s): marsande
• marxis (azek)
to haggle
Marxist
• marse (n)
• marxism (n)
market, marse mondyal = world
Marxism
market, marse komin = Common Market
• maryaz (n)
• marspye (n)
marriage, maryaz aranze = arranged
stepping-stone
marriage, maryaz korespondans = marriage
• marstermayn (n) by correspondence, maryaz relizyon =
kind of game, game of mastermind marriage in r

• marswin (n)Variation(s): marswen • marye (v)

dolphin 1. to marry
2. to marry off, marye pike = to team up
• marsyal (azek)
• marye (azek)
martial, lar marsyal = martial arts
married
• marsyin (n)Variation(s): marsyen
• maryonet (n & azek)
martian
puppet
• martin (n)Variation(s): marten
• marz (n)
mynah, bred martin = kind of edible leaves
margin
• martin (eks)Variation(s): marten
 • marzinal (azek) • maset (n)
marginal machete
• marzinaliz (v)Variation(s): marzinalize • masif (azek)
to marginalize huge, massive
• marzinalize (azek) • masinasyon (n)
marginalized scheming, plot frame-up, set-up, intrigue
• marzinalman (adv) • masinis (n)
marginally machine operator
• mas (v)Variation(s): mase • masinn (n)
1. to chew 1. machine
2. to massage 2. car, vehicle masinn kud = sewing
machine, masinn aperse =
• mas (n)
drill, masinn alave = washing machine,<sp<
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3. underwater goggles
• masinnri (n)
• masak (n)
machinery
1. massacre
• masjid (n)
2. defeat, beating
3. failure mosque
• masakre (v) • mask (n)Variation(s): mas
to massacre 1. mask
2. underwater goggles
• masakre (azek)
• mask (v)Variation(s): maske
massacred
1. to hide
• masakrer (n)
2. to mask
one who massacres
• maskara (n)
• masala (n)
mascara
curry powder
• maskarad (n)
• masaz (n)
masquerade
massage
• maske (azek)
• maser (n)
1. masked
1. masseur 2. hidden, bal maske = masked ball
2. nun
• maskilen (azek)Variation(s): maskilin
• masere (v)
masculine
to soak up, to marinate in
• maskot (n)
• maseringi (n)
mascot
kind of cake
• masmedya (n)
mass media • mat (n)
• mason (n) check-mate
1. mason, bricklayer, • mat (azek)
2. kind of fruit matt
• masone (azek) • matak (n)
1. polished with mud and cow-dung
backside, buttocks, bum
2. plastered
• matant (n)
• masonn (v)Variation(s): masone
1. aunt
1. to floor a room with dung 2. periods, menstruation
2. to plaster
• matapan (n)
• masonnri (n)
kind of werewolf
brick or stone-laying (with mortar)
• mataz (n)
• masosis (n & azek)
wrestling
masochist
• matematik (n)
• masosism (n)
mathematics
masochism, deriving sexual pleasure from
pain and humiliation • matematisyen (n)Variation(s):
matematisyin
• maspen (n)Variation(s): maspin
mathematician
kind of cake
• maternel (n)
• mastann (n)
kindergarten
well-built person
• maternel (azek)
• mastektomi (n)
maternal, lekol maternel = kindergarten
mastectomy
• maternite (n)
• mastik (v)Variation(s): mastike
1. maternity ward
to put putty on 2. maternity
• mastik (n) • materyalis (n)
putty materialist
• mastirb (v)Variation(s): mastirbe • materyalis (azek)
to masturbate 1. materialist (esp. in philosophy)
• mastirbasyon (n) 2. consumerist
masturbation • materyalism (n)
• mastit (n) 1. philosophy of materialism
2. consumerism, materyalis istorik = historical
mastitis, breast inflammation
materialism, materyalias dyalektik =
• mat (v)Variation(s): mate dialectical materialism
1. to subdue • materyaliz (v)Variation(s): materyalize
2. to match oneself against
to materialize • matrimonyal (azek)
• materyel (azek) matrimonial, rezi matrimonyal = matrimonial
regime, lazans matrimonyal = marriage
material
bureau
• materyo (n)Variation(s): materyel
• matris (n)
materials
matrix
• matin (n)Variation(s): maten
• matronn (n)
morning, dime matin = tomorrow morning
matron (esp. of hospital)
• matin (azek)Variation(s): maten
• matu (n)
big, huge
tom-cat
• matine (n)
• matyer (n)
matin
matter, materials, matyer premyer = raw
• matir (azek) materials, matyer griz = grey
mature matter, matyer gras = fat, ma

• matirite (n) • mawa (n)

maturity kind of tree

• matla (n) • mawlana (n)

mattress, matla resor = inner spring priest

mattress, matla leponz = dunlopillo mattress • mawsa (n)
• matlasye (n) uncle
1. mattress beater • mawsi (n)
2. trade of beating mattresses
aunt
• matlo (n)
• may (n)
1. mate, work-mate
1. maize
2. friend
2. mesh (in a net), pudinn may = maize
3. partner
pudding, may pokpok = pop-corn, may bwi =
4. sailor
corn-on-the-cob, ti<spa< div="" style="box-
• matrak (v)Variation(s): matrake sizing: border-box; font-weight: normal
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2. to brain-wash • may (v)Variation(s): maye
• matrakaz (n) 1. to get trapped, to get caught
1. beating up 2. to trap, to catch
2. brainwashing 3. to get muddled
4. to hug, to embrace
• matriarkal (azek)
• mayat (n)
matriarchal
burial
• matriarki (n)
• maye (azek)
matriarchy, woman centered society
muddled
 • maynor (n) magistrate, judge
minicab, morris minor taxi • mazistratir (n)
• mayo (n) magistrate`s court
1. trunks, costume • mazisyin (n)Variation(s): mazisyen
2. under pants, mayodbin = bathing trunks, magician
costume
• mazor (n)
• mayon (n)
1. major (in police)
link 2. kind of rum
• mayonez (n) • mazordom (n)
mayonnaise majordomo
• Mayot (n) • mazoret (n)
part of Comores re-colonised by France majorette
• mazanbik (n) • mazorite (n)
term of abuse based on racism,
1. majority
bigorno mazanbik = kind of shell-fish 2. communal majority
• mazanbron (n) 3. majority vote
kind of herbal remedy • mazoriter (azek)
• mazanta (azek) majority
magenta • mazosis (n)
• mazavaru (n) masochist
chilly sauce • mazut (n)
• mazer (azek) diesel
1. major, important • me (n)
2. of age May
3. major (in music)
• me (konz)
• mazik (n & azek)
but
magic
• meb (n)
• mazinasyon (n)
1. furniture
imagination 2. item of furniture
• mazinn (v)Variation(s): mazine • meble (v)
1. to think to furnish
2. to imagine
3. to remember • meble (azek)

• maziskil (n) furnished

capital letters • meday (n)

• mazistra (n) 1. medal

2. decoration, award of honour
 • medayon (n) • mefyans (n)
locket, medallion, an medayon = inset suspicion
photograph
• mefye (v)
• medenn (n) to mistrust
1. name of horse race • meg (azek)
2. tool for gouging wood
1. thin
• medikal (azek) 2. too little cement (in concrete mix)
medical, sertifika medikal = medical • megalomann (n)
certificate
megalomaniac, one who over-estimates his
• medikaman (n) power, power-hungry person
medicine, drug • megatonn (n)
• medit (v)Variation(s): medite megaton, measure of explosive force
to meditate • megawatt (n)
• meditasyon (n) megawatt, one million watts
meditation • mego (n)
• medsin (n)Variation(s): medsen cigarette butt
doctor • megrer (n)
• medsinn (n)Variation(s): meksinn skinny person, thin person
medicine • megri (v)
• medyann (n & azek) to lose weight
median • mehenndi (n)Variation(s): menndi
• medyater (n) henna
arbitrator, mediator • meka (n)Variation(s): maka
• medyeval (azek) Mecca
medieval • mekanik (azek)
• medyok (n) mechanical
mediocre person • mekanism (n)
• medyok (azek) mechanism
mediocre • mekanisyin (n)Variation(s):
• medyom (n) mekanisyen
medium, language of instruction mechanic
• mefe (n) • mekaniz (v)Variation(s): mekanize
bad effect to mechanise
• mefyan (azek) • mekanizasyon (n)
mistrustful, suspicious mechanization
 • mekano (n) • melondo (n)Variation(s): mulondo
mechano water-melon
• mekontan (azek) • mem (adv)
dissatisfied even
• mekontantman (n) • mem (prep)
dissatisfaction even though
• mekzikin (n)Variation(s): mekziken • mem (azek)
Mexican the same
• mel (v)Variation(s): mele • memberz (n)
to mix 1. member
2. one of us, the in-crowd
• mel (n)
• memo (n)
pile of rocks
memo, note
• melaninn (n)
• memorab (azek)
melanin, brown pigment
memorable
• melankolik (azek)
• memorandum (n)
melancholic
memorandum
• melanz (n)
• memsab (n)
mixture
memsahib, madam
• melanz (v)Variation(s): melanze
• memwar (n)
1. to mix
2. to mix up 1. memory
2. memory in computers
• melas (n)
3. thesis
molasses
• menas (v)Variation(s): menase
• melimelo (n)
to threaten
helter-shelter arrangement, disorder
• menas (n)
• melodi (n)
threat
melody
• menasan (azek)
• melodik (azek)
threatening
melodic
• menaz (n)
• melodika (n)
informal state of marriage, rant dan menaz =
melodica to have sex, menaz a trwa = love triangle
• melodrama (n) • menaz (v)Variation(s): menaze
melodrama to treat carefully, to be
• melon (n) tactful, pa menaz kikenn = to speak one`s
mind, to be direct
melon, sapo melon = bowler hat
 • menazer (n) meringue
house-wife • merit (v)Variation(s): merite
• mener (n) to deserve, to merit
ring-leader • merit (n)
• meni (n) merit
menu • meritan (azek)
• menizye (n)Variation(s): minizye deserving
cabinet maker • meritokrasi (n)
• menn (v)Variation(s): mene meritocracy
lead • meritokrat (n)
• mennye (n) meritocrat
driver, controller (esp. of big machinery) • merkantilis (azek)
• menol (n) mercantilist
man-hole • merkantilism (n)
• menopoz (n) mercantilism
menopause, time of life when menstruation • merkir (n)
ceases mercury
• menot (n)Variation(s): minot • merkirokrom (n)
hand-cuffs, si pa badinn menot = if I don`t mercurochrome
become a millionaire through this I`ll go to
prison • merkredi (n)

• mepri (n) Wednesday

distrust • merl (n)

• mepriz (v)Variation(s): meprize kind of bird

to distrust, to suspect • mero (n)Variation(s): meru

• meprizab (azek) kind of fish

loathsome • mersener (n)

• mer (n) mercenary

mer selibater = unmarried mother • mersi (n)

• merd (eks) thanks, thank you, mersi bonje = thanks be to

god
shit
• mersri (n)
• merikin (n & azek)Variation(s):
meriken haberdashery, marsan mersri = itinerant
haberdashery vendor
1. American
2. western • mert (n)

• mering (n)Variation(s): mereng murder

 • mertri (azek) 3. to add, add to, met ar li = to insist, to be
hard on someone, met dife = to put order by
scarred, wounded
means of attacking,
• mertriye (n)
• met (n)
murderer
1. master, boss
• mervey (n) 2. metre, met dekol = headmaster
1. marvel • meta (n)
2. kind of cake
kind of snail poison
• mes (n)
• metabolik (azek)
1. mess room
metabolic
2. drill-bit
• metabolism (n)
• mesan (azek)
metabolism
mischievous
• metafizik (azek)
• mesanste (n)
metaphysical
mischief, nastiness
• metafor (n)
• mesanste (azek)
metaphor
often being nasty
• metaforik (azek)
• mesaz (n)
metaphoric
message
• metal (n)
• mesaze (n)
metal
1. prophet
2. bearer of an important message • metalerzi (n)Variation(s): metalirzi
• mesennjer (n) metallurgy
messenger • metalik (azek)
• mesi (n) of metal, difil metalik = wire
messiah • metamorfoz (v)Variation(s):
metamorfoze
• meskalinn (n)
metamorphose, change
mescalin, kind of narcotic
• metann (n)
• meskin (azek)Variation(s): mesken
methane gas
mean, petty, nasty
• mete (eks)
• meskinnri (n)
let them have it!
nastiness, pettiness
• meteo (n)
• mesyanik (azek)
1. weather report
messianic
2. weather station
• met (v)Variation(s): mete
• meteorit (n)
1. to put, to place
meteorite
2. to wear
 • meter (n) 1. trade, craft
2. skill
meter dife = one who drives others
3. small circular embroidery loom
hard, meter ansenn = theatre producer
• meyer (azek)
• meteye (n)
better, meyer marse = cheaper
tenant farmer
• meyns (n)
• metikile (azek)
water mains
meticulous
• mezir (v)Variation(s): mezire
• metis (n)
to measure
coloured person
• mezir (n)
• metisaz (n)
measurements
inter-breeding
• mezon (azek)
• metod (n)
dipin mezon = kind of bread roll
1. method
2. contraception, swiv metod = to use • mezon (n)
contraception firm
• metodik (azek) • mezonet (n)
methodical small house, cottage
• meton (part)Variation(s): admeton • mezonkloz (n)
granted, supposing brothel
• metraz (n) • mi (n)
long metraz = full-length film, kur metraz = a name of musical note
short film
• miau (v)
• metres (n)
to miaow, to mew
mistress, metres dekol = head mistress
• miba (azek)
• metrik (azek)
knee-height (of stockings)
metric
• midi (n)
• metriz (v)Variation(s): metrize
noon
to command (esp. of a skill)
• mifunn (n)
• metriz (n)
fine noodles, buyon mifunn = noodle soup
1. skill
2. master`s degree • mige (n)

• metro (n) kind of flower

underground, tube • migrenn (n)

• metropol (n) migraine

metropolis • mika (n)

• metye (n) mica

 • mike (n) • mil (n)
1. comic strip 1. margarine
2. clown 2. mile
3. thousand
• mike (azek)
• milano (n)
funny, comical
sports shoes
• mikmak (n)
• milat (n)
kind of comedy, farce
term of abuse based on communalism
• mikoz (n)
• milatres (n)
mucus
1. term of abuse based on communalism
• mikro (n)
2. kind of fish
microphone, mikro inkorpore = with
• milaz (n)
microphone in instrument
mileage
• mikrob (n)
• mile (n)
microbe, bacteria
1. mullet
• mikrobiolozi (n)
2. mule
microbiology 3.
• mikroekonomik (azek) millet, mile voler, mile ron, mile sek, mile bet,
mile g
micro-economic
• milfey (n)
• mikrofim (n)
kind of cake
microfilm
• milfwa (adv)
• mikrokosm (n)
rather
microcosm
• milibar (n)
• mikroskop (n)
millibar, unit of atmospheric pressure (esp. in
microscope
cyclones)
• mikroskopik (azek)
• miligram (n)
visible only through a microscope,
milligram
microscopic
• milimet (n)
• miks (n)
millimeter
muscle
• milit (v)Variation(s): milite
• miks (azek)
to militate, to struggle
mixed
• militan (n)
• mikser (n)
militant
food-mixer
• militant (n)
• mikstir (n)
militant woman
mixture
• militer (n & azek)
military • mim (n)
• mills (n) mime
militia, milis popiler = people`s militia • mimi (n)
• milo (n) 1. cat
2. bow tie
milo, chocolate drink
• mimoza (n)
• milpat (n)
kind of shrub
centipede
• minant (n)
• milsek (n)
boring person
milk-shake
• minant (azek)
• miltinasyonal (n)
boring
multinational firm, international company
• mindev (n)
• miltip (n)
labour
multiple, manifold
• miner (n)
• miltiplikasyon (n)
1. minor, person under the age of 18
multiplication
2. miner
• miltipliye (v) 3. minor (in music)
to multiply • miner (azek)
• miltiseliler (azek) minor, unimportant
multi-cellular • mineral (n)
• milton (n) mineral
kind of fish • mineral (azek)
• milyar (n) mineral, dilo mineral = mineral water
milliard • mingi-mingi (azek)Variation(s):
• milyarder (n) mengi-mengi

multi-millionaire thin and bedraggled, weedy

• milye (n) • mini (n)Variation(s): minizip

1. thousands miniskirt
2. milieu, surroundings, environment • minibis (n)
• milyon (n) minibus
1. variety of small fish • minim (n)
2. million
minim
• milyoner (n)
• minim (azek)
millionaire
1. minimal
• mim (v)Variation(s): mime 2. junior(in sport)
to mime • minimalis (n)
minimalist, centrist hand-rail
• minimem (n) • minmiz (n)Variation(s): menmiz
minimum, minimem vital = poverty datum stranglehold
line • minn (n)
• minimiz (v)Variation(s): minimize 1. noodles
to minimize 2. mine, minn bwi = boiled
noodles, minn frir = fried
• mining (n)
noodles, minn maraz = noodles with
meaning, theme interpretation (esp. of film or vegetables,<s< div="" style="box-sizing:
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meningitis • minn (v)Variation(s): mine

• minis (n) to persist in annoying, to undermine

minister • minnstes (n)

• minisipal (azek) means-test, inquiry into financial resources of

a claimant
municipal
• minorite (n)
• minisipalite (n)
1. minority
municipality
2. communal minority
• miniskil (n) 3. minority vote
minuscule, lower-case letter • minoriter (azek)
• miniskil (azek) minority, guvernman minoriter = government
tiny ruling without an overall majority

• minisprins (n)Variation(s): minisprens • minot (n)Variation(s): menot

name of a spirit hand-cuffs

• minister (n) • minotri (n)

ministry flour mill

• ministeryel (azek) • mins (n)Variation(s): mens

ministerial 1. thin, slim, slender

2. slight (of knowledge)
• ministrab (azek)
3. fine (of substances)
could be appointed as minister
• mint (azek)Variation(s): ment
• minisyon (n)
several
1. ammunition
• mintenir (v)Variation(s): mentenir
2. supplies, equipment
1. to maintain, to keep up
• minit (n)
2. to persist in saying
1. minute
• minu (n)
2. short while
pussy
• minkurant (n)Variation(s): menkurant
 • minwi (n) • miskilatir (n)
mid-night musculature
• minyatir (azek) • miskiler (azek)
miniature muscular
• mir (v)Variation(s): mire • miskle (azek)
aim muscular, sinewy
• mir (n) • mister (n)
1. ripe mystery
2. ready • misterye (azek)
• mirador (n) mysterious
look-out post • mistifikasyon (n)
• mirak (n) mystification, hoax, false and ornate
miracle, get li kuma mirak = gape at, stare at explanation
• miray (n) • mistifikater (azek)
1. wall mystifying, creating wrong idea
2. defense wall (esp. in football) • mistifye (v)
• miraz (n) to mystify, to render complicated
mirage • mistik (azek)
• mirenn (azek) mystic
angi mirenn = kind of eel
• mistisism (n)
• mirmir (v)Variation(s): mirmire mysticism
murmer, protest softly, mutter • misye (n)
• mirmirasyon (n) 1. mr.
1. murmering 2.muttering 2. husband
3. man
• mirt (n)
4. boss
mulberry
• misyon (n)
• mirwar (n)
1. mission
1. mirror 2. name of a religion, assembly of
2. fried egg god, lor misyon = on a mission
• mis (n) • misyoner (n)
1.woman teacher missionary
2. muscle
• mit (n)
• misil (n)
1. myth
missile 2. clothes moth
• miske (azek) • mitan (azek)
musk (esp. of rat)
part-time • mize (n)
• mitasyon (n) museum
genetic mutation • mizer (azek)
• miterrider (n) poor
metre-reader • mizerab (azek)
• mitilasyon (n) miserable
mutilation, mitilasyon seksyel = sexual • mizerikord (n)
mutilation, clitoridectomy mercy, forgiveness
• mitile (azek) • mizikal (azek)
mutilated musical
• miting (n) • mizikal (n)
public meeting (esp. outdoors) musical
• mitinnri (n) • mizilman (n)
mutiny, mitinnri dan prizon = prison mutiny Moslem
• mitolozi (n) • mizilman (azek)
mythology Moslem
• mitonn (n) • mizilmann (n)
semitone moslem woman
• mitray (v)Variation(s): mitraye • mizir (v)Variation(s): mizire
to gun down to measure
• mitrayet (n) • mizisyin (n)Variation(s): mizisyen
sub-machine gun musician
• mitrayez (n) • mizle (azek)
machine gun muzzled, silenced, repressed
• mitwayin (azek)Variation(s): • mizo (n)
mitwayen
muzzle
common, adjoining (esp. of wall)
• mizopwin (n)Variation(s): mizopwen
• mityel (azek)
point of clarification, rectification
mutual
• mizozinn (n & azek)
• miz (v)Variation(s): mize
misogynist
to bet
• mo (n)
• miz (n)
1. word
chum, friend 2. I
• mizantrop (n) • mobil (azek)
misanthropist mobile, movable, moving
 • mobilite (n) • modifye (v)
mobility to modify, alter
• mobiliz (v)Variation(s): mobilize • modil (n)
to mobilize module
• mobilizasyon (n) • modis (n)
mobilization seamstress
• mod (n) • modki (n)
mode of, mod prodiksyon = mode of big girl
production • modler (n)
• modalite (n) skilled craftsman who makes moulds for
different instances casting
• model (n) • moer (n)
1. model mohair
2. sample
• mofinn (n)
• moder (v)Variation(s): modere jinx
to moderate • Mohamed (n)
• moderasyon (n) mohamed
moderation, restraint • mohur (n)
• modere (n) dowry
moderate person, person without radical
• moiz (n)
ideas
moses
• modern (azek)
• mok (v)Variation(s): moke
modern
to mock, labu mok lamar = pot calls the kettle
• modernis (n) black
politics of modernization • moka (n)
• moderniz (v)Variation(s): modernize moka
to modernize • mokasin (n)Variation(s): mokasen
• modes (azek) moccasin
modest • moker (n)
• modesti (n) tease
modesty • moket (n)
• modi (azek) fitted carpet
cursed • mokri (n)
• modifikasyon (n) mockery
modification, alteration • mol (azek)
soft • mondyal (azek)
• mol (v)Variation(s): mole world
to softboil (of egg) • monetarism (n)
• mol-mol (azek) monetarism
soft • moneter (azek)
• mola (n) monetary
mallah (muslim religious dignity) • mongol (n)
• mole (n) mongol
calf • moniman (n)
• mole (azek) monument, memorial
soft-boiled (of egg) • monimantal (azek)
• molekil (n) monumental
molecule • moniter (n)
• moleste (v) teacher (man)
to molest • monitris (n)
• molomolo (azek) teacher (woman)
spineless • monogami (n)
• molotof (n) monogamy
molotov cocktail, handmade • monok (n)
bomb, koktel molotof = molotov cocktail monocle
• molton (n) • monokiltir (n)
blanket single-crop farming
• molvi (n) • monolog (n)
senior religious man monologue, soliloquy
• moma (n) • monopol (n)
1. moment monopoly
2. times,moccasions, anse moman = at present
• monopoli (n)
• momi (n)
game of monopoly
mummy
• monopoliz (v)Variation(s):
• monarsi (n) monopolize
monarchy to monopolise
• monarsis (n) • monotayp (n)
monarchist monotype, machine for smelting and
• monaster (n) recasting letters
monastery • monotonn (azek)
monotonous • montre (v)
• monper (n) 1. show
2. point out
priest
3. teach
• mons (n)
• monwar (n)
monster
mate
• mons (azek)
• moped (n)
huge
autocycle
• monseyner (n)
• mor (v)
title of religious dignitary
to die, mor ar riye = double up with
• mont (v)Variation(s): monte laughter, zwe mor = not to react
1. to go up to, climb • mor (azek)
2. to put up, to raise
1. dead
3. to build
2. extinct, dilo mor = lemonade
4. to ride (of bicycle or motorcycle)
5. to edit (of films, tapes) • moral (n)
6. to put on (of a play), pri monte = prices 1. morale
rise, 2. moral, pres moral = to preach at
• mont (n)Variation(s): montabra • moral (azek)
watch moral
• montan (n) • moralite (n)
1. total amount
morality
2. uphill road
3. upright (of frame) • moraliz (v)Variation(s): moralize

• montayn (n) to moralise, to preach at

mountain, sak zako protez so montayn = each • moralman (adv)

looks after his own morally
wealth, enn montayn diferans = a world of
• moratoryom (n)
difference, kan montayn pran
moratorium, respite, agreed delay
• montaynar (n)
• morbid (n)
mountain dweller
morbid
• montaz (n)
• mord (v)Variation(s): morde
1. assembly, mounting, setting
2. paste-up 1. to bite
2. to catch on
• montikil (n)
• mordan (azek)
1. trump
2. hillock spot-on, biting

• montir (n) • morel (azek)

setting of jewel, watch angi morel = kind of eel

 • morfinn (n) • mortel (azek)
morphine 1. mortal, fatal, lethal
2. deadly
• moribon (azek)
• mortez (n)
moribund
mortise
• Moris (n)
• mortez (v)Variation(s): morteze
Mauritius
mortise
• morisyanism (n)
• mortye (n)
mauritian culture
mortar
• morisyanizasyon (n)
• mortyer (azek)
mauritianization
funeral
• Morisyin (n & azek)Variation(s):
Morisyen, Morisyenn • mos (azek)
mauritian dull, lifeless
• Moritani (n) • mosad (azek)
Mauritania 1. dull
2. sad, down
• morne (n)
• moske (n)
still-born
mosque
• morpyon (n)
• mosyon (n)
pubic louse, crab louse
motion, mosyon blam = vote of censure
• mors (n)
• moter (n)
morse code
engine, bato moter = boat with an engine
• morselman (n)
• motif (n)
parcelling out (esp. of land)
design, pattern
• morsle (v)
• motiv (v)Variation(s): motive
to divide up (esp. of lane to parcel)
to motivate
• morso (n)
• motivasyon (n)
bit, morso later = a plot of land
motivation
• morso (adv)
• motive (azek)
a little
motivated
• mortadel (n)
• moto (n)
bologna sausage
motor-cycle
• mortalite (n)
• motobot (n)
1. mortality
2. death rate motor-boat (esp. at the docks)
3. a death • motosiklet (n)
motor-bike 3. mussel, shell-fish, mulde = small loaf of
bread
• motri (n)
• mul (v)Variation(s): mule
cloth bundle
munch
• mov (azek)
• mulin (n)Variation(s): mulen
purple, mauve, bulvav mov = kind of
shellfish 1. mill
2. sugar f mill
• move (azek)
3. winch, mulin avan =
1. bad windmill, mulin apud = powder mill
2. very, move kalite = very
• muline (n)
much, move sirkilasyon = poor circulation
reel (esp. of fishing reel)
• movelerb (n)
• mulineks (n)
weed
blender, mixer
• movez (n)
• mulondo (n)Variation(s): melondo
movez kondwit = misconduct
water melon
• movezer (n)
• mulugande (v)
evil spirits
to plot
• moyon (azek)
• muluk (n)
crippled, gammy-legged
abroad (esp. from India)
• mozaik (n)
• munndani (n)
mosaic tiles
part of saree over the shoulder
• mu (azek)
• munnkiaw (n)
soft, li later mu = he`s weak, he`ll give in
kind of soup
• mud (n)
• murgat (n)
mood
squid
• mudekay (n)
• murku (n)Variation(s): mulku
family`s visit to a girl before marriage
kind of salty biscuit
• muf (n)
• murti (n)
part of suspension of vehicle
2. kind of ceiling plastering divine statuette
• mufta (azek) • muruga (n)
free, as a gift, as an hand-out name of a god
• mufti (n) • muruktani (n)Variation(s): muluktani
mufti, civilian clothes kind of soup, mulligatawny
• mul (n) • murum (n)
1. mould kind of tree with edible leaves and pods
2. kind of bread • mus (v)Variation(s): muse
to blow (of nose) of fish, rant muton = a move in checkers, swiv
kuma muton = to follow
• mus (n)
• muton (azek)
1. fly
2. midge become gentle, calmed down, sheepish
3. spy, mus dimyel = • mutuk (n)
beer mus kaka, mus ver = horse
fly, mus zonn = grub

• musketer (n) • muv (n)

musketeer a move, anu fer enn muv = let`s go

• muskil (n) • muvant (azek)

problem disab muvant = sinking sand

• muslim (n) • muvman (n)

muslem 1. movement
2. traffic, an muvman = lively, on the go, on
• muslinn (n) the move, muvman fam = the women`s
muslin, chiffon, papye muslinn = tissue paper movement, muvman etidyan = st
• mustas (n) • muvmante (azek)
moustache animated, lively, full of incident
• muste (azek) • muy (v)Variation(s): muye
dappled, flecked 1. to wet
2. to moor (of a boat)
• mustik (n)
• muyaz (n)
1. mosquito
2. grat mooring
• mustiker (n) • muye (azek)
1. mosquito net 1. wet
2. netting 2. moored
• muswar (n) • mwa (n)
1. handkerchief month, trezyem mwa = one month bonus
2. head-kerchief, muswar papye = paper • mwa (pron)
hanky
me, pu mwa = mine
• mutard (n)
• mwano (n)
mustard
sparrow
• mutay (azek)
• mware (azek)
gato mutay = kind of cake
designed, striated (esp. of cloth)
• muton (n)
• mwat (azek)
1. sheep
2. mutton, korn muton = corned mutton, kind moist, clammy
• mwatye (n)
better half mute
• mwaye (n) • myol (v)Variation(s): myole
hub mew, caterwaul
• mwayen (n)Variation(s): mwayin • myop (azek)
means, mwayin prodiksyon = means of myopic, short-sighted
production
• mwayenn (n)
average • naankatay (n)
• mwayenn (azek) kind of cake
mwayenn az = Middle Ages • naayonaliz (v)Variation(s):
• mwayenn oryan (n) nasyonalize
Middle East to nationalise
• mwayon (n) • nabab (n)
piece of door or window cross-bar mogul lord
• mwazi (v) • nachannya (n)
1. to go mouldy dancing girl, term of abuse
2. to rot • nacho (v)
3. not to be used
to dance
• mwazi (n)
• naif (azek)
fungus, mould
naive
• mwazisir (n)
• naivman (adv)
fungal infections
naively
• mwelon (n)
• naivte (n)
rubble stone
naivety
• mwen (azek)Variation(s): mwin
• nak (n)
less, mwin kinz = quarter to
mother-of-pearl
• mwend (n)Variation(s): mwind
• nako (n)
least
louvres, louvre windows
• mwens (adv)Variation(s): mwins
• nam (n)
less
1. soul, spirit
• mwet (n) 2. ghost, nam trene = wandering spirit
seagull • namaste (eks)
• mye (n) good day
deaf-mute • namaz (n)
• mye (azek) prayers
 • Namibi (n) • narkotik (n)
Namibia narcotic drugs
• nana (v) • narsis (n)
to eat narcissistic person
• nana (n) • naryin (n)Variation(s): naryen, nanyin,
nanyen
maternal grand-father
nothing
• nanar (n)
• nasta (azek)
person like Robin-Hood
good
• nanar (azek)
• nasyon (n)
clever
nation, Nasyon Zini = United Nations
• nani (n)
Organisation
maternal grand-mother
• nasyonal (azek)
• nann (azek)
national
unleavened
• nasyonalis (n)
• nansuk (n)
nationalist
kind of soft cloth
• nasyonalis (azek)
• nanyin (n)Variation(s): nanyen, naryin
nationalist
nothing
• nasyonalism (n)
• nap (n)
nationalism
table-cloth
• nasyonalite (n)
• napa (adv)
nationality
expressing negation (esp. with emphasis)
• nasyonalizasyon (n)
• napalm (n)
nationalization
napalm
• nat (v)Variation(s): nate
• napli (adv)Variation(s): nepli
to weave
no longer
• nat (n)
• napolitenn (n)
1. grass mat
kind of cake 2. woven iron for making re-inforced
• napron (n) concrete, nat sipay = kind of mat, nat vakwa =
kind of grass mat
jug-cover
• natak (n)
• narativ (azek)
drama, fam natak = term of abuse
narrative
• natal (azek)
• narinn (n)
natal
nostril
• natasyon (n)
swimming navigation
• nate (azek) • navigater (n)
thickly growing navigator
• nati (n) • navir (n)
grand-son ship, navir deger = warship, man-of-war
• natif (n) • navre (azek)
native sorry
• natinn (n) • nay (eks)
grand-daughter no
• natir (n) • nay (n)
nature tooth (in tools)
• natir (azek) • nayba (azek)
without flavouring none
• natiraliz (v)Variation(s): natiraliz • nayba (eks)
to become naturalised there isn`t any
• natirel (azek) • nayt (n & adv)
natural, resurs natirel = natural resources night-shift
• natirelman (adv) • naytkap (n)
naturally, of course cape used by night-workers
• nativite (n) • naytkleb (n)
nativity night-club
• natyakebeta (n) • naz (v)Variation(s): naze
term of abuse to swim, naz kont kuran = to go against the
tide, avan to ti konn naze, mo ti konn
• naval (azek)
plonze = you`re wet behind the ears
naval
• nazal (azek)
• nave (n)
nasal
turnip
• nazalizasyon (n)
• navet (n)
nasalization, giving nasal pronunciation
bobbin, spool, shuttle
• nazer (n)
• navig (v)Variation(s): navige
swimmer
1. to sail
• nazi (n & azek)
2. to sit on the fence, to avoid taking sides
nazi
• navigab (azek)
• nazo (n)
navigable
snout
• navigasyon (n)
 • nazwar (n) negligence
fin • neglizans (azek)Variation(s): neglizan
• ne (v) negligent
1. to be born • neglize (azek)
2. to originate, li ti ne kumsa = he was born neglected, run-down
that way
• negosyab (azek)
• ne (n)
negotiable
1. node
2. knot • negosyasyon (n)

• ne (azek) negociations

n�e • negosyater (n)

• neanmwin (adv)Variation(s): trade union cadre

neanmwen • negosye (v)
nevertheless, yet negociate
• nebile (azek) • negritid (n)
nebulous, obscure negritude
• nef (n) • negriye (n)
nine slave ship
• nef (azek) • nek (azek)
new only, merely
• nefas (azek) • nekrofil (n & azek)
bad necrophilic
• neg (n) • nektar (n)
1. negro nectar
2. racist term of abuse
• nemoni (n)
• negasyon (n)
pneumonia
negation
• nene (n)
• negatif (n)
nose, nene seyne = nose-bleed, nene buse =
negative (esp. of film) blocked nose
• negatif (azek) • nenenn (v)
negative to mollycoddle, to pamper
• negliz (v)Variation(s): neglize • nenenn (n)
to neglect nanny
• neglizab (azek) • nenifar (n)
negligible water-lily
• neglizans (n) • nennwa (n)Variation(s): nenwa
1. kind of gourd • neseser (azek)
2. thrush, gum infection necessary
• neoklasik (azek)
• nesesit (v)Variation(s): nesesite
neo-classical, in revival of classical style to necessitate, to require
• neokoloni (n) • nesesite (n)
neo-colony necessity
• neokolonyal (azek) • net (azek)
neo-colonial 1. completely, absolutely
• neolitik (azek) 2. neuter
neolithic • netman (adv)
• nepli (adv) clearly, netman meyer = clearly better
no longer • netralite (n)
• nepotism (n) neutrality
nepotism, favouritism • netraliz (v)Variation(s): netralize
• ner (n) to neutralize, to turn an enemy neutral
1. nerve • netron (n)
2. nervousness, maladi ner = nervous neutron
illness, gayn ner = get irritated
• netway (v)Variation(s): netwaye
• nerasteni (n)
1. to clean
irritability, irascibility 2. to clean up, tidy up
• nerastenik (azek) 3. to weed (in agriculture labour)
4. to impose a defeat on
irascible, irritable, on-edge
• netwayaz (n)
• nerolozi (n)
1. tidying up
neurology
2. weeding
• ners (n) 3. defeat, netwayaz lur = clearing of
nurse agricultural land

• nerve (azek) • neve (n)

irritable, on edge nephew

• nervez (azek) • nevenn (n)

nervous, tansyon nervez = strain, nervous 1. kind of prayer

tension 2. oath to god

• nesan (azek) • never (n)

being born, coming into being nine o`clock

• nesans (n) • nevralzi (n)

birth, beginnings, donn nesans = to give birth neuralgia

to, pran nesans = to be born • nevroz (n)
neurosis • nilon (n & azek)
• nevyem (azek) nylon
ninth • nimakaram (n)
• nevyeman (adv) dishonest person
ninthly • nimerik (azek)
• ni (azek) numerical
nude • nimerikman (adv)
• ni (konz) numerically
neither .... nor, nor • nimero (n)
• nide (n)Variation(s): lide number
idea • nimerotaz (n)
• nidis (azek) numbering
nudist • nimerote (azek)
• nihilis (azek) numbered
nihilist • nimeroter (n)
• nik (n) small printers` fitting for page numbering
1. nest • nin (n)Variation(s): nen
2. cluster, nik mus zonn = wasp`s nest dwarf
• nika (n) • ninfomann (n & azek)
religious marriage nymphomaniac
• nikel (n) • ningres (n)Variation(s): nengres
nickel over-emancipated woman
• niklaz (n) • ninport (adv)Variation(s): nenport
chrome-plating any old how, ninport ki moman = at any
• nikle (azek) moment, ninport kan = at any time
chrome-plated • ninport (azek)Variation(s): nenport
• nikleer (azek) any of them, either one
nuclear, zarm nikleer = nuclear • nipat (azek)
arms, lager nikleer = nuclear war bare-footed
• nikles (n) • nis (n)
kind of necklace with bird design annoyance, fer li nis = to annoy persistently
• nikotinn (n) • nisa (n)
nicotine nirvana, bliss, dan nisa = to be in seventh
• nil (azek) heaven, gayn nisa = to experience extreme
pleasure, met nisa = to take drugs,<str< div=""
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• nitrik (azek)
• noli prosekwi (n)
nitric case not prosecuted
• nitrisyon (n) • nom (v)Variation(s): nome
nutrition 1. to appoint
• nitritif (azek) 2. to be called
nutritious • nomad (n)
• nitrozenn (n) nomad
nitrogen • nomad (azek)
• nivle (v) nomadic
to level • nomb (n)
• nivo (n & azek) number
level • nombre (azek)
• nivodo (n) populous
level, instrument for checking levels • nome (azek)
• nob (n & azek) named, called
noble • nominasyon (n)
• nobles (n) nomination
nobility • nomineysyonn de (n)
• nodil (n) nomination day
nodule • nomini (n)
• noenntri (n) nominee
one-way street • non (n)
• nofraz (n) 1. name
2. noun, non fami = surname, non zennfi =
ship-wreck
maiden name, non lakaz = nickname, non
• nofraze (n)
• non (eks)
ship-wrecked person
no
• nofraze (azek)
• nonagresyon (azek)
ship-wrecked
non-aggression
• nogoerya (n)
• nonaliyne (azek)
interdicted area, as defined by police or army
non-aligned
• nokawt (n)
• nonalkolik (n & azek)
knock-out series (esp. in football
non-alcoholic
tournaments)
 • nonfimer (n) • norwes (n)
non-smoker north west
• nonkonformite (n) • nosdarzan (n)
non-conformity silver wedding anniversary
• nonkontribitif (azek) • nosdor (n)
non-contributary (esp. of benefits) golden anniversary
• nonndi (n) • nosif (azek)
one-legged person injurious
• nonpeyman (n) • nosjaman (n)
non-payment diamond anniversary
• nonpli (adv) • nosmoking (n)
neither no smoking zone
• nonposedan (azek) • nostalzi (n)
non-owning (esp. of classes) nostalgia
• nonsans (n) • nostalzik (n & azek)
a statement making no sense nostalgic
• noparking (n) • nosyon (n)
no parking area notion, clue, vague idea
• nor (n) • not (v)Variation(s): note
north 1. to take notes
2. to make a note of
• nordes (n)
• not (n)
north east
1. musical note
• nordis (n)
2. notes
northerner
• notab (n)
• normal (eks)
v.i.p.
of course
• notaman (adv)
• normal (azek)
in particular
ordinary, normal
• notbuk (n)
• normalman (adv)
note-book
normally
• noter (n)
• Norvez (n)
notary
Norway
• notifikasyon (n)
• norvezyin (n)Variation(s): norvezyen
notification
norwegian
• notifye (v)
to notify wet-nurse
• notik (azek) • nurisan (azek)
nautical nourishing
• notis (n) • nuritir (n)
1. notice, forewarning notice, announcement nourishment
• nots (n) • nuvel (n)
notes news
• notwar (azek) • nuvel (azek)
notorious nuvel linn = new moon, nuvel marye =
bride, nuvel ord = new order
• novam (n)
• nuvo (azek)
November
new
• novambriye (n)
• nuvone (n & azek)
kind of flower
new-born
• novis (n)
• nuvoris (n)
novice
nouveau-riche
• novisya (n)
• nuvote (n)
nun`s training
novelty
• noweyting (n)
• nwa (n)
no waiting area
nut
• noze (n)
• nwar (n)
nausea
1. the dark
• nu (pron)
2. black person
1. we
• nwar (azek)
2. us, dan nu = in our community
1. black
• nu (azek)
2. dark-skinned
our
• nwarcholo (n)
• nuga (n)
term of abuse
nougat
• nwardfime (n)
• numem (n)
lamp black
we, ourselves
• nwares (n)
• nunu (n)
black girl-child, mo ti nwares = my little black
nanny daughter
• nuri (v) • nwarfam (n)
to feed term of abuse based on racism and sexism
• nuris (n) • nwaro (n)
black boy child, mo ti nwaro = my little black to deny
son • nyes (n)
• nwarsi (v)
niece
to blacken • nyudil (n)
• nwarte (n) politics of new incentives for capitalists
godlessness • nyuklius (n)
• nwartuni (n) nucleus
term of abuse, penniless person • nyukyenn (n)
• nway (v)Variation(s): nwaye meat-balls
to drown • nyuronn (n)
• nwayad (n) neuron
drowning • nyuz (n)
• nwaye (azek) news, ki nyuz = what`s news?
drowned
• nwayo (n)
core, nwayo dir = hard core
• nwel (n) • o (eks)
Christmas, bolom nwel = father Christmas 1. stop!
• nwir (n) 2. what a surprise
to harm, to be prejudicial • oazis (n)
• nwit (n) oasis
night, nwit blans = sleepless night • oban (n)
• nwizans (n) ropes from mast-head to sides of boat
nuisance, irritating person • oban (prep)
• nyamnyam (v) oban akize = amongst the accused, an accused
to eat • obeir (v)
• nyans (n) 1. to obey, to comply with, to listen to
2. to be obedient
nuance
3. to be guided
• nyanse (azek)
• obeisan (azek)
with nuances, with differences
obedient, submissive, compliant
• nyaz (n)
• ober (azek)
cloud
made with butter, dipin ober = kind of bread
• nyaze (azek)
• oberz (n)
cloudy
guest house
• nye (v)Variation(s): niye
 • obez (azek) obscenity
obese, fat, over-weight, very fat • obsenn (azek)
• obezite (n) obscene, offensive, indecent, filthy
obesity • obsesyon (n)
• obi (n) obsession, being obsessed
hobby • obskir (azek)
• obinmare (azek)Variation(s): 1. obscure, not easily understood
obenmare 2. not discernable, not clearly visible
steamed (in cooking), in bain-marie • obskirite (n)Variation(s): lobskirite
• objek (n) obscurity, darkness, ignorance
object (esp. of a sentence) • obstetrisyin (n)Variation(s):
obstetrisyen
• obligasyon (n)
obstetrician, doctor dealing with pregnancy
obligation
and childbirth
• obligatwar (azek)
• obstriksyon (n)
compulsory, obligatory
obstruction, blocking
• obligatwarman (adv)
• obu (adv)
1. by order
to the bitter end
2. naturally, obviously
• obyon (n)
• oblik (azek)
kind of religious ceremony
oblique
• obze (n)
• obliz (v)Variation(s): oblize
object, obze dar = work of art
1. to oblige, to force
2. to be obliged, to be forced to • obzeksyon (n)
• oblize (azek) objection
obliged to, forced to • obzekte (v)
• oblong (azek) to object
oblong • obzektif (azek)
• obsed (v)Variation(s): obsede objective
to be obsessed, to be preoccupied • obzektivite (n)
• obsede (azek) objectivity
1. obsessed with, troubled by, preoccupied • obzerv (v)Variation(s): obzerve
with to watch, to observe
2. mad, sick in the head, maniac
• obzervasyon (n)
• obsek (n)
watching, observing
funeral
• obzervatwar (n)
• obsenite (n)
observatory 1. offence
2. illegal act
• od (n)
• ofansiv (azek)
ode
offensive, unpleasant, disgusting, off-putting
• od (azek)
• ofer (v)
odd (of numbers)
to offer
• odefi (adv)
• ofet (adv)
met kikenn odefi = to challenge somebody
in fact
• odek (v)
• ofir (adv)
to look
ofir ek amizir = little by little, as it progresses
• odekarm (n)
• ofiske (azek)
kind of liquid medicine
indignant
• odepar (adv)
• ofismenn (n)
from the start, at the outset
fireman working at reception
• odetriman (adv)
• ofisye (v)
to the disadvantage of, at the expense of
to officiate
• odisyon (n)
• ofisye (n)
audition
official, government officer
• odit (v)Variation(s): odite
• ofisyel (azek)
to audit, to check books
official, government, program ofisyel = horse
• oditer (n)
races` programme
auditor
• ofisyelman (adv)
• oditoryom (n)
officially
auditorium (esp. at university)
• ofon (adv)
• odoran (n)
in the main, at bottom, really
deodorant stick
• ofonksyoner (n)
• odyovizyel (azek)
senior civil servant
audio-visual
• ofrand (n)
• of (n)
offering
1. day-off
• ofsayd (adv)
2. supply
3. offer off-sides
• ofans (v)Variation(s): ofanse • ofsayd (azek)
1. to offend off-sides
2. to take offence • ofset (n & azek)
• ofans (n) off-set printing
 • ogmant (v)Variation(s): ogmante occult
1. to increase, to rise • okip (v)Variation(s): okipe
2. to be on the increase
to attend to, to look after
• ogmantasyon (n) • okipan (n)
1. increase, rise occupant
2. wage rise
3. price rise • okipe (azek)

• ograde (n) 1. busy

2. engaged (of telephone)
high-up official (esp. in army, police)
• okler (adv)
• ogren (adv)Variation(s): ogrin
in the open, in front of everyone, frankly, met
closely, veye ogrin = to watch closely, to keep li okler = expose the problem
one`s eye open
• okomiser (n)
• oka (konz)
high commissioner
if, in the event of, oka kontrer = otherwise, if
not • okonple (azek)

• okazyonel (azek) complete, full

occasional • okontrer (adv)

• okazyonelman (adv) on the contrary

occasionally • oksidantal (azek)

• oke (n) western, occidental

1. hockey • oksidantalize (azek)

2. hiccough westernised
• oke (adv) • oksidantalosantrik (azek)
all right, correct, I agree, o.k centred around western values
• oke (eks) • oksimoron (n)
of confirmation oxymoron
• okenn (azek) • oksizene (azek)
not at all, not any, none, okenn nuvel = not oxygenated
any news, no news, okenn par =
• oksizenn (n)
nowhere, okenn fason = no way,
oxygen
• oker (adv)
• oktagon (n)
to heart, seriously
octagon
• okiler (azek)
• oktann (n)
visual, ocular, temwin okiler = eye witness
octane
• okilis (n)
• oktav (n)
oculist
octave
• okilt (n & azek)
 • oktob (n) oligarchy, oligarsi sikriyer = sugar oligarchy
October • oligopoli (n)
• oku (adv) oligopoly
outright, on the spot • olimela (n)
• oku (n) religious festival
round the neck, lakord oku = getting married, • olinpik (azek)Variation(s): olenpik
married olympic
• okumansman (adv) • olokos (n)
at the beginning holocaust, massacre
• okur (adv) • olwin (adv)Variation(s): olwen
during in the distance, afar
• okuran (azek) • olye (prep)
in touch, up-to-date, informed instead of, rather than
• okuran (prep) • om (n)
during 1. mantra used in prayer
• ola (n) 2. ohm, unit of electrical resistance
met ola = put a stop to, put an end to • om (azek)
• olande (n) home (of game), a place for disabled and old
person
Hollander, Dutch
• om (eks)
• olarz (adv)
used in prayer
off the shore of
• omar (n)
• oldep (n)
lobster, omar krevis = kind of lobster
hold-up, armed robbery, stoppage
• omaz (n)
• oldings (n)
praise, eulogy, homage, rann omaz = to pay
holdings (esp. in companies)
homage to
• ole (azek)
• ombudsmann (n)
with milk, milky
ombudsman
• olevel (n)
• omdelwa (n)
name of school examination
person in the legal profession
• olgol (n)
• omega (n)
1. imitation jewelry
omega relay station
2. ear-rings
• omeli (n)
• oli (n)
homily
religious festival
• omeopat (n)
• oligarsi (n)
homeopath homo sapiens, mankind
• omeopati (n) • omoseksyalite (n)
homeopathy homosexuality
• omet (v) • omoseksyel (n)
1. to omit, to leave out homosexual
2. to fail to do • omoseksyel (azek)
• omilye (prep) homosexual
1. in the middle, in the centre • omozeneite (n)
2. in between
homogeneity
• omisid (n)
• omozenn (azek)
homicide
homogeneous
• omisyon (n)
• omwa (prep)
omission
by the month
• omlet (n)
• omwen (adv)Variation(s): omwin
omelet
at the least
• omnibis (n)
• omwin (konz)
bus
unless
• omnipotan (azek)
• onbilikal (azek)
omnipotent, all-powerful
umbilical
• omniprezan (azek)
• onbrel (n)
all-present (esp. of spirits)
1. big sun umbrella
• omo (n) 2. awnings
detergent powder • oncho (v)
• omolog (n) to remove evil eyes from
person of equivalent status in another • ondire (konz)
organisation, opposite number
as if
• omoman (adv)
• onet (azek)
at the moment that
honest
• omonim (n)
• onete (n)
homonym
honesty
• omonye (n)
• onetman (adv)
priest in charge of an organisation
in an honest way
• omoplat (n)
• ongrwa (n)
shoulder blade
hungarian
• omosapyens (n)
• ongrwa (azek)
hungarian eleven o`clock
• oniks (n) • onzyem (azek)
onyx eleventh
• onivo (prep) • op (eks)
at the level of, at the grade of, onivo primer = up! (esp. in game with children)
at primary school level • opak (azek)
• onksyon (n) opaque opal
grace, unction, ekstrem onksyon = last • opal (n)
sacrement
opal
• onnennof (azek)
• oparavan (adv)
on and off license
1. formerly
• onomatope (n) 2. first
onomatopoeia • oparler (n)
• onon (prep)
loud-speaker
in the name of • open (azek)Variation(s): opin
• onondiper (n) with bread, pla opin = a dish eaten with bread
1. forehead • oper (v)Variation(s): opere
2. sign of the cross
1. to operate
• onor (v)Variation(s): onore 2. to be operated upon
to honour, to respect • operasyon (n)
• onorab (n) operation
the honourable • operasyonel (azek)
• onorab (azek) operational
honourable • operater (n)
• onorer (azek) 1. projectionist
honorary 2. machine operator
• ons (n) • operet (n)
ounce operetta
• ont (v)Variation(s): onte • opersonalite (n)
to be ashamed, to be embarrassed, to be shy v.i.p
• onte (azek) • opizale (adv)
ashamed, embarassed at the very least
• onz (n) • oplase (azek)
eleven well-placed, high up, important
• onzer (n) • oples (n)
hopeless case • optalmolozis (n)
• oplitar (adv) ophthalmologist
at the latest • opte (v)
• oplivit (adv) to opt for, to choose
as fast as possible • optiboner (adv)
• oportinis (azek) lightly
1. following opportunist political tactics • optik (n)
2. ruthless, self-seeking, unscrupulous optical
3. with good timing, well-anticipated (esp. in
sport) • optimem (azek)

• oportinis (n) optimum, best

opportunist • optimetris (n)

• oportinite (n) optometrist

opportunity • optimis (n)

• opoz (v)Variation(s): opoze optimism

to oppose, to resist • optimis (azek)

• opoze (azek) optimistic

opposed, opposite • optisyen (n)Variation(s): optisyin

• opred (prep) optician

beside, compared with, opred-avan = • opuvwar (adv)

compared with previous times, opred-mwa, - in power
li = compared with me, him, opred-pu twa = a
• opyomann (n)
• opres (v)Variation(s): oprese
opium addict
to be asthmatic
• ora (azek)
• oprese (azek)
flush with, level with
asthmatic
• orak (n)
• oprim (v)Variation(s): oprime
oracle
to oppress, to crush
• oral (azek)
• oprime (n & azek)
oral examination
oppressed, down trodden, under-dog
• oralman (adv)
• opsyon (n)
by mouth (esp. of medecine)
option, choice
• orangutan (n)
• opsyonel (azek)
orang-outang
optional
• oranz (azek)
• optalmolozi (n)
orange (colour)
ophthalmology
 • orater (n) • orevwar (n)
1. orator, speaker goodbye
2. talker
• orevwar (eks)
• orbit (n) goodbye
orbit • orfelen (n.m)Variation(s): orfelin
• orbor (n) orphan
out-board engine for boat • orfelina (n)
• ord (azek) orphanage
an ord = in neat array • orfelinn (n.f)
• ordev (n) orphan
hors d`oeuvre • organdi (n)
• ordinasyon (n) kind of cloth, organdie
ordination • organik (azek)
• ordinater (n) organic
computer • organism (n)
• ordine (azek) organism
ordained • organiz (v)Variation(s): organize
• ordiner (azek) to organise
1. ordinary, run-of-the-mill • organizasyon (n)
2. off-the-shelf, not chilled
1. organisation
• ordinerman (adv) 2. preparations
usually • organizasyonel (azek)
• ordir (n) organisational
rubbish, garbage, waste-matter • organizater (n)
• ordone (azek) organiser
tidy, neat, orderly, well-ordered • organize (azek)
• ordonn (v)Variation(s): ordone organized, prepared
to order, to command, to direct • organn (n)
• oredi (adv) 1. organ, part of body performing a specific
rather, preferably function
2. voice, organn parti-la = the party�s official
• oreol (n)
newspaper
halo
• organza (n)
• orer (n)
kind of cloth, organza
1. time-table
• orgasm (n)
2. horror
orgasm, sexual climax
 • orgeye (azek) to orchestrate, to arrange, to organise
proud, conceited, haughty • orkide (n)
• orib (azek) orchid
horrible • orkonkur (adv)
• orifis (n) out of the competition
orifice • orl (n)
• oriflam (n) hall
string of small flags • orloz (n)
• origami (n) clock
origami, art of folding paper • orloze (n)
• orikiler (n) 1. clock-maker, watch maker
2. jeweller`s shop
little finger
• orlozri (n)
• orit (n)Variation(s): urit
watch-maker`s shop
1. octopus
2. part of engine, orit dyab, orit • orltuorl (azek)
kanal, orit maryaz, orit ros = kinds of octopus capable of anything, able to do everything
• orit-sek (n) • ormonn (n)
dried octopus hormone
• orizinal (n) • orn (v)Variation(s): orne
original, first copy
to decorate
• orizinal (azek) • orne (azek)
unusual, creative, original decorated, adorned, embellished
• orizinalite (n) • orni (n)
originality large scarf
• orizinalman (adv) • ornitolozi (n)
originally orni-thology
• orizinel (azek) • ornman (n)
pese orizinel = original sin decoration, embellishment
• orizon (n) • oroskop (n)
horizon horoscope
• orizontal (azek) • ortansya (n)
horizontal kind of flower, Hydrangea
• orkestrasyon (n) • ortikiltir (n)
orchestration horticulture
• orkestre (v) • ortodoks (n & azek)
orthodox also, too, in addition, as well, mwa osi = and
me too
• ortografi (n)
• osilasyon (n)
orthography
oscillation
• ortopedik (n)
• osilater (n)
orthopaedic hospital
oscillator
• ortopedik (azek)
• osiloskop (n)
orthopaedic
oscilloscope
• oryan (n)
• osin (prep)Variation(s): osen
east, mwayenn oryan = middle east
amongst
• oryant (v)Variation(s): oryante
• osito (konz)
to orientate
as soon as
• oryantal (azek)
• osize (prep)
1. oriental, eastern
2. description of kind of lavatory about
• oryantasyon (n) • osmoz (n)
orientation osmosis
• orzi (n) • osome (adv)
wild party, orgy at the highest level, summit-level
• os (v)Variation(s): ose • oson (adv)
1. to heighten, to lift, to raise on the stroke of
2. to shrug • ospitalite (n)
• osant (adv) hospitality
in the centre • ospitalize (azek)
• oseanik (azek) hospitalised, admitted to hospital
oceanic • ostantasyon (n)
• oseanograf (n) ostentation
oceanographer • osteomyelit (n)
• oseanografi (n) osteomyelitis
oceanography, study of environment in the
• osteopat (n)
sea
osteopath
• osekur (eks)
• osteopati (n)
help
osteopathy
• oserye (adv)
• oster (azek)
seriously
austere
• osi (adv)Variation(s): usi
• ostil (azek)
hostile • otobiografi (n)
• ostilite (n) autobiography
enmity, hostility, unfriendly atmosphere • otobiografik (n)
• ostralyen (n & azek)Variation(s): autobiographic
ostralyin • otodefans (n)
Australian self-defence
• oswar (adv) • otodestriksyon (n)
in the evening self-destruction
• ot (azek) • otoekzame (n)
1. tall self-examination (in physical sense)
2. high
3. other, ot ki li = other than him • otofinansman (n)

• otan (adv) self-financement

1. this much, that many • otoiminn (azek)

2. as many as, as much as auto-immune
• otansyon (azek) • otokolan (n & azek)
high tension (of wires) self-adhesive
• otantik (azek) • otokrasi (n)
real, authentic, genuine autocracy, dictatorship by one man
• otantisite (n) • otokrat (n)
authenticity 1. autocrat, despot
• otaz (n) 2. domineering person

hostage • otokritik (n)

• otelri (n) self-criticism

hotel-management • otoktonn (n)

• oter (n) indigenous, native

1. height • otomat (n)

2. a raised place automaton
3. arrogance
• otomatik (azek)
4. author
1. automatic
• otes (n)
2. in the way of things
hostess, otes deler = air hostess
• otomatikman (adv)
• otit (n)
1. automatically
inflammation 2. of course
• otmil (n) • otonom (azek)
1. oatmeal l. autonomous, independent
2. oatmeal porridge 2. self-regulating
 • otonomi (n) • otreman (adv)
autonomy 1. differently
2. otherwise
• otorite (n)
• otrisyen (n & azek)Variation(s):
1. authority
otrisyin
2. the authorities
Austrian
• otoriter (azek)
• otur (adv)
absolute, dictatorial, overbearing
authoritarian near, around
• otoriz (v)Variation(s): otorize • otur (prep)
to grant permission, to authorise approximately, about
• otorizasyon (n) • otvolta (n)
permission, authorization Upper Volta
• otorize (azek) • oval (azek)
legal oval
• otosansir (n) • ovaltinn (n)
self-censorship ovaltine
• otosansire (azek) • ovan (n)
self-censored porchroof, overhang
• otosifon (n) • ovasyon (n)
kind of shrub used as herbal remedy ovation, applause
• otostop (n) • ovasyonn (v)Variation(s): ovasyone
hitch-hiking to applaud, to give an ovation
• ototaks (n) • over (n)
system of taxing oneself collectively in an ovary
organisation • overdoz (n)
• otozenn (n) overdose
suder otozenn = oxyacetylene welder • overdraf (n)
• otozere (azek) overdraft
self-managed • overdrayv (n)
• otozestyon (n) over-drive
autogestion • overorl (n)
• otre (n) overalls
kind of soot • oversir (n)
• otrefwa (adv) foreman
formerly • oversiz-liv (n)
overseas leave • pa (n)
• overtaym (n) 1. daddy, dad, father 2. step,pa zeometrik =
government land around the coast
overtime work, supplementary hours
• pab (n)
• ovil (n)
pub
ovule
• pachuli (n)
• ovilasyon (n)
patchouli
ovulation
• pad (n)
• ovile (v)
1. page of writing paper 2. writing pad
ovulate
• padkwa (eks)
• ovni (n)
it`s a pleasure, that`s O.K.
u.f.o., unidentified flying object
• padok (n)
• oz (v)Variation(s): oze
paddock
to dare to, to have the guts to, to be so bold as
to, to venture • padport (n)
• ozana (eks) fittings and furnishings, key-money
Hosanna • pagay (n)
• ozanz (azek) brawl, disorder
sleeping soundly, to be happy • pagla (n)
• ozare (azek) mad person,fet pagla = a kind of religious
festival
detained, kept in, punished
• pagla (azek)
• oze (azek)
mad
brazen
• pagli (n)
• ozi (azek)
mad woman
in its juice
• pagod (n)
• ozis (adv)
pagoda
exactly, precisely
• pak (n)
• ozonn (n)
1. easter 2. kind of nut 3. pact,pak non-
ozone
agresyon = non-aggression pact
• ozye (n)
• pak (eks)
wicker-work chair
bang, snap
• pake (n)
1. bundle 2. bunch 3. men`s sexual parts 4.
baggage, luggage 5. possessions,pake lerb =
• pa (adv) bundle of grass,pake dibwa = bundle of
wood,pake
not
 • pake (azek) • pale (n)
many, much,enn pake fwa = often 1. palace 2. palate, roof of the mouth 3. palette
4. stone or piece used in games 5. striker (in
• pakejdil (n)
game of karora)
package deal
• palebulfer (n)
• paking (n)
iron ball
packing (in off-set printing)
• Palestinn (n)
• Pakistani (n & azek)
Palestine
Pakistani
• palet (n)
• pakistann (n)
1. paint-brush 2. stone or wood used in hop-
Pakistan scotch
• pakpak (adv & azek) • palfrenye (n)
direct, to the point stable hand
• pal (n)Variation(s): palm • pali (v)
flippers to grow pale
• pal (azek) • palisad (n)
pale, faded fence
• palab (n) • palmis (n)
1. scandal, gossip, rumour, false story 2. fuss 1. palm tree 2. heart of palm
about nothing
• palpitasyon (n)
• palaber (n)
palpitations
gossip
• palpite (v)
• palabre (v)
to palpitate, beat fast
to gossip
• palto (n)
• palank (v)Variation(s): palanke
1. coat 2. overcoat,gro palto = big snob
to swing, to sway
• palyativ (n & azek)
• palanke (n)
which slightly ameliorates
heavy rope tying bags together
• palye (n)
• palanken (n)Variation(s): palankin
1. flat stretch of road 2. driveway
palanquin
• pan (n)
• palannguli (n)
peacock
kind of game
• panadol (n)
• palannjar (azek)
paracetamol
stupid
• panakon (n)
• pale (v)
spiced fruit juice, drunk at a religious festival
to refuse, to not want
 • pandan (konz & prep) • pannchak (n)
while measure of opium
• pandantif (n) • pannchang (n)
necklace religious book for foretelling the future
• pandi (v) • pannchay (n)
1. to hang 2. to be hanged,met pandi = to 1. informal people`s court 2. gossip
hang oneself • panncher (n)
• pandil (n) side-board
clock • panndit (n)
• pane (n) kind of religious man
earthernware jar • pannjabi (n)
• panel (n) kind of women`s trousers
panel, board, group of judges • pannjalay (n)
• panfle (n) fruit juice, drunk at religious festival
pamphlet • pano (n)
• pangar (adv) 1. segment (esp of wall), panel 2. painting 3.
in case it`s necessary, just in case part of boat
• pangar (konz) • panon (n)
in case part of a ship
• pani (n) • panplemus (n)
water kind of grapefruit
• panik (v)Variation(s): panike • pans (v)Variation(s): panse
to panic 1. to think 2. to consider, to think about
• panik (n) • pansan (n)
panic desire
• paniwala (n) • panse (n)
lighterage hand thought
• panja (n) • pansif (azek)
bundle (esp of wood or grass),panja dibwa = pensive
bundle of wood • pansman (n)
• pankor (adv) dressing, bandage
not yet, not as yet • pansyon (n)
• pann (n) pension,pansyonvyeyes = old age
breakdown,pann kuran = power pension,pansyon zanfan = family
failure,pann lesans = run out of allowance,pansyon vev = widow`s
petrol,pann teknik = technical problem pension,pansyona (n)
guest house 1. to flit, to flit about 2. to be fickle
• pansyoner (n) • paprika (n)
old age pensioner paprika
• pant (n) • papye (n)
slope paper,papye sablet =
sandpaper,papye dekalke = carbon
• pantagon (n)
paper, papye lalimyer = electricity bill,papy
U.S. Ministry of Defence, the Pentagon
• papyemase (n)
• pantalon (n)
papier-mache
long trousers
• par (n)
• panter (n)
part (esp of inheritance), share
panther
• par (prep)
• pantin (n)
1. through, by way of 2. by, on
kind of puppet
• parabol (n)
• pantkot (n)
1. parable 2. metaphor
pentecost
• parabriz (n)
• pantuf (n)
windscreen
bedroom slippers
• parad (n)
• panye (n)
military parade
1. basket 2. shield used by riot police 3. waste-
• paradi (n)
paper basket,zet dan panye = to get rid of,
throw out heaven, paradise
• papa (n)Variation(s): papi • paragraf (n)
father, dad paragraph
• papadam (n) • paralaks (n)
kind of savoury pancake parallax
• papar (n) • paralel (n & azek)
kind of savoury pancake paralell
• papay (n) • paraliz (v)Variation(s): paralize
pawpaw,gato papay = crystallised sweet 1. to paralyse 2. to become paralysed
made from a kind of pumpkin • paralize (n)
• papi (n) paraplegic
father, dad • paralize (azek)
• papiyon (n) paralysed
butterfly,zekru papiyon = wing nut • paralizi (n)
• papiyone (v) paralysis
 • paramedikal (n & azek) • parayla (n)
staff assisting doctors, paramedical tarpaulin
• paramet (n) • paraz (n)
parameter neighbourhood, area
• paramiliter (azek) • parazar (adv)
paramilitary accidentally, by mistake
• paran (n) • parazit (n)
1. parents 2. relatives parasite
• paranba (prep) • pardesi (n)
under raincoat, coat
• paranoid (azek) • pardon (n)
paranoid forgiveness
• paranoya (n) • pardon (eks)
paranoia 1. excuse me 2. sorry
• parante (azek) • pardonn (v)Variation(s): pardone
related to pardon, to forgive
• parantez (n) • pare (v)
brackets to get ready, to prepare oneself
• parasikolozi (n) • pare (azek)
parapsychology, study of telepathy ready
• parasit (n) • paregorik (n)
parachute kind of medicine
• parasite (azek) • pareo (n)
parachuted wrap
• parasitis (n) • pares (n)
parachutist lazy-bones, lazy person
• parasol (n) • pares (azek)
umbrella lazy,laplenn pares = cemetery,al
laplenn pares = to die, to he dead
• paratoner (n)
• paret (v)Variation(s): aparet
lightening conductor
1. to appear 2. to seem
• paratrup (n)
• parey (azek)
paratroops
the same
• paravan (n)
• parey (konz)
screen
the same way as
 • parfe (azek) • parlao (adv)
perfect on top
• parfes (adv) • parlman (n)
flat on one`s bottom, tornparfes = to come a parliament
cropper • parlmant (v)Variation(s): parlmante
• parfime (azek) to negociate
perfumed, fragrant • parlmanter (n)
• parfin (n)Variation(s): parfen member of parliament
1. odour, fragrance, smell 2. flavouring 3. • parlmanter (azek)
perfume, scent
parliamentary
• parfors (adv)
• parman (n)
forcibly, by force
pile of rocks
• parfwa (adv)
• parmantaz (n)
sometimes
work involving stacking of stones so as to get
• pari (n) a flat surface
bet • parmi (azek)
• parin (n)Variation(s): paren amongst others
God-father • parmi (prep)
• park (v)Variation(s): parke among, amongst
to park
• parodi (n)
• park (n) parody
pen, enclosure for animals • parol (n)
• parke (n) 1. speech 2. promise, word 3. lyrics, kup
crown law office soparol = to interrupt him,donn so parol = to
promise,parol done parol sak
• parking (n)
• parsadi (n)
parking place
ground rice cooked with sugar (esp as
• parkinnsonn (n)
religious`offering)
Parkingson`s disease
• parsadon (n)
• parkur (n)
ground rice cooked with sugar (esp as
1. route 2. distance, race religious offering)
• parl (v)Variation(s): parle • parsel (n)
to speak,tann parle = to hear, to hear of parcel
• parla (adv) • parsi-parla (adv)
1. about, approximately 2. near here, in the here and there, this and that
whereabouts,kikenn parla pe fer sa =
• parski (konz)
someone somewhere is doing this
because,parski kifer = for the reason that • partisip (n)
• parsyel (n) participle
by-election • partisipan (n)
• partaym (azek) participant
part-time • partisipasyon (n)
• partaz (v)Variation(s): partaze 1. participation 2. sharing by workers of
places on company board
1. to share 2. to divide up
• partisyon (n)
• partaz (n)
1. partition 2. partition of India 3. musical
dividing up (esp of inheritance)
note
• parter (n)
• partizan (n)
front garden
supporter
• parter (adv)
• partizann (azek)
to the ground
biased
• parti (v)
• partner (n)
to go broad
partner
• parti (n)
• partnersip (n)
1. political party 2. section, some oi 3. party 4.
parts (esp sexual parts),parti prive = private partnership
parts • partu (azek)
• parti (prep) 1. everywhere 2. both sides (in dominoes)
near • partukote (adv)
• partidpes (n) all over the place
fishing outing • parwas (n)
• partikil (n) parish
particle • parwasyal (azek)
• partikilarite (n) parochial
particularity • paryaz (n)
• partikilye (azek) 1. bet 2. race
particular • parye (v)
• partikilyerman (adv) to bet, wager
specially • pas (n)
• partipri (n & azek) 1. permit, pass 2. pass (in football) 3. faith-
bias, biased healing
• pas (v)Variation(s): pase
• partisip (v)Variation(s): partisipe
1. to by-pass (esp of one`s turn), to pass over
to participate
2. to pass at school 3. to broadcast, to publish
4. to put (to the vote) 5. to turn to (to another • pasivite (n)
subject) 6. to spread 7. to be acceptable 8. to passivity
spend (of time) 9. to miss one`s turn 10. to
pass (a ball),< • paspartu (n)

• pas-pas (n) skeleton key

kind of game • paspire (n)

• pasab (azek) cullender

passable, acceptable • paspor (n)

• pasan (n) passport

1. loop, tab (esp for belt through) 2. shoulder • pasrel (n)

tab hand-rail
• pasan (azek) • pastalon (n)
passing,an pasan = by the way flat shoe
• pasasyon (n) • pastan (n)
handing over (of power) pastime, hobby
• pasaz (n) • paste (n)
1. cost of a trip 2. passage-way strainer
• pasaze (n) • pastel (n)
passenger kind of crayon made of pastel
• pasazer (azek) • paster (n)
fleeting, passing pastor
• pase (n) • pasti (n)Variation(s): pastik
past drop, sweet,pasti lamant = peppermint sweet
• pase (azek) • pastoral (azek)
1. past, out-dated 2. over-ripe let pastoral = lent sermon
• paser (n) • paswar (n)
one who passes things,paser parol = kind of 1. strainer 2. bad goalie
dock worker
• pasyan (n & azek)
• pasifik (azek)
patient
peaceful
• pasyans (n)
• pasifis (n & azek)
patience, perseverance,
pacifist forbearance, mank pasyans = to be out of
• pasifye (v) patience,pran pasyans = to wait and not to
complain,pasyans geri lagal
to pacify
• pasyon (n)
• pasiv (azek)
passion
passive
 • pasyonan (azek) under-developed, undernourished
passionate • patin (n)
• pasyone (azek) 1. brake-linings 2. cloth squares for walking
on so as not to dirty the floor
impassioned
• patine (v)
• pat (n)
1. to get stuck (esp of vehicle) 2. to make no
1. shoulder tab 2. belt loop 3. paw,donn pat =
progress
shake hands (to a dog)
• patinet (n)
• patang (n)
1. down-hill cart 2. roller-skates
kind of kite, patang laskar = kind of
kite, an patang = temporarily bed-bound • patinrulet (n)
• patani (n) roller-skates
kind of soup • patiraz (n)
• patant (n) pasture, grazing land
licence • patison (n)
• patante (azek) kind of gourd vegetable
licensed • patisri (n)
• patat (n) bakery specialising in cakes
1. sweet potato 2. fat person • patli (n)
• patat (n)Variation(s): batat little bells worn around ankles (esp for
dancing)
sweet-potatoes
• patol (n)
• patatipatata (eks)
kind of gourd vegetable
blah-blah-blah
• patolozi (n)
• pate (n)
pathology
sausage roll
• patolozik (azek)
• pate (n)
kind of sausage roll pathological
• patolozis (n)
• pateks (n)
pathologist
kind of glue
• patoz (v)Variation(s): patoze
• paternalis (azek)
to mess about in mud
paternalistic
• patpatwa (n)
• paternel (azek)
motorcycle
paternal
• patpul (n)
• paternite (n)
kind of tree,patpul pikan = kind of tree
paternity
• patriarkal (azek)
• pati (azek)
patriarchal, make-centred,sosyete patriarkal = stone,ros pave = a layer of rock
patriarchal society • pavyon (n)
• patriot (n)
1. flag 2. kind of fish
patriot • paw (n)
• patriotis (n) steamed, stuffed buns
patriotism • pawer (n)
• patrol (v) power
to patrol • payanke (n)
• patrol (n) straw-tail, kind of bird
police patrol • payas (n)
• patron (n) straw mattress
boss, employer • payason (n)
• patrona (N) door-mat
the bosses, the employing class • paydefer (n)
• patronal (azek) steel wool
of bosses • payela (n)
• patronaz (n) paella
patronage • payin (n & azek)Variation(s): payen
• patroniz (v)Variation(s): patronize pagan
to patronise • payn (n)
• patronizan (azek) 1. saree 2. pine-wood
patronising • paynt (n)
• patronn (v)Variation(s): patrone pint
to sponsor • payp (n)
• patronn (n) straw, drinking straw
pattern, outline • paz (n)
• paturit (n) page
distributor • pazinasyon (n)
• patuyar (azek) page-numbering
kanar patuyar = kind of duck • pazinn (v)Variation(s): pazine
• patwa (n) to paginate, to number the pages
abusive term for kreol language • pe (v)
• pavaz (n) 1. to be 2. to become,li pe ale = he is
stone-paving going,mo pe marse = I am
• pave (n)
walking,to pe amerde = you are becoming not to have
angry • penal (azek)
• pedagog (n)
penal
expert in education • penaliz (v)Variation(s): penalize
• pedagozi (n) to penalize
pedagogy • penalize (azek)
• pedal (v)Variation(s): pedale penalized, at a disadvantage
to pedal • penalti (n)
• pedal (n) penalty
pedal • penetrasyon (n)
• pede (n)Variation(s): pederas penetration
male homosexual • penetre (v)
• pedyatrik (azek) to penetrate, to go into
paediatric • peng (azek)
• peg (n) stingy, mean
tot, drink • peniri (n)
• pele (azek) shortage, penury
chapped, dry, cracked (of skin) • penis (n)
• pelet (n) 1. penis 2. kind of boat
concentrated food for animals • penisilinn (n)
• pelikan (n) penicillin
pelican • penitans (n)
• pelikil (n) penitance
dandruff • penitansyer (azek)
• pelis (azek) penitentiary
furry material • penn (v)
• pelmel (azek) to paint
muddied, in disarray • pennchingborl (n)
• pelrin (n)Variation(s): pelren punch-bag, punching ball
pilgrim • pennding (azek)
• pelrinaz (n) pending
pilgrimage • pennmennsip (n)
• peluz (n) hand-writing skill
lawn • penntel (n)
• pena (v)Variation(s): penan, napeyna
felt-pen perforation
• pennwar (n) • perfore (azek)
old-fashioned blouse perforated
• pent (n)Variation(s): pint • perforez (n)
1. artist 2. house painter 3. pint punch
• pentad (n)Variation(s): pintad • performans (n)
guinea-fowl performance, show
• peperbak (n) • periferi (n)
paperback periphery, outer edge
• peple (azek) • periferik (azek)
populated peripheral
• per (v) • perik (n)
to fear, to be afraid wig
• per (n) • peril (n)
1. pair 2. fear,gayn per = to be afraid peril, threat
• perdan (n) • perimet (n)
loser,sort perdan = to come out worse off perimeter
• perdfami (n) • perinatal (azek)
head of the family pre-natal
• perdi (v) • pering (n)
1. to lose, to mislay 2. to be lost 3. to lose out, pairing (in parliament)
to be defeated 4. to waste, to be • perip (n)
wasted,perdi pwin = to lose
face,perdi konesans = to lose tour, trip
consciousness,<sp< div="" style="box-sizing: • periskop (n)
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• peristalsis (n)
• perdi (azek)
peristalsis, contractions of alimentary canal
lost
• peritonit (n)
• perdri (n)
peritonitis, infection of the lining of the
partridge
intestine
• perfeksyone (azek)
• perkizisyon (n)
perfected
confiscation
• perfeksyonis (n)
• perl (n)
perfectionist
pearl
• perforasyon (n)
• permanan (n)
hair perm, permanent wave • persekit (v)Variation(s): persekite
• permanan (azek) to persecute
permanent • persevwar (v)
• permanans (n) to perceive
open-house • persi (n)
• permangonat (n) parsley
potassium permanganate • persiste (v)
• permet (v) to persevere
1. to allow 2. to be permitted to • personalite (n)
• permet (azek) 1. personality, character 2. important person,
well-known figure
permitted
• personaliz (v)Variation(s): personalize
• permi (n)
to personalise (of an issue)
licence
• personaz (n)
• permisyon (n)
character (in a play)
authorization, permission
• personel (adv)
• permyab (azek)
for oneself, selfishly
permeable
• personel (azek)
• peroke (n)
selfish, egoistic
parrot
• personelman (adv)
• peron (n)
personally
step, door-step
• personifye (v)
• perpandikiler (azek)
to personify
perpendicular
• personn (n)
• perpetre (v)
1. nobody 2. persons,an personn = in
perpetrate
person,trwa personn = three
• pers (v)Variation(s): perse persons,par personn = each
1. to pierce, to go through, to perforate, to • persyad (v)Variation(s): persyade
bore, to make an opening, to drill 2. to
squeeze (fruits for juice) 3. to appear in the to be convinced
distance 4. to cut one`s teeth 5. to wring out • pert (n)
(wet clothes) 6. to break through, to succeed, miscarriage
to win 7. to penetrate sexu
• pertblans (n)
• pers (n)
vaginal discharge, the whites
measure of land
• pertinan (azek)
• persekisyon (n)
relevant, pertinent
persecution
 • pertirb (v)Variation(s): pertirbe • petet (adv)
to disturb perhaps, maybe
• pertirbasyon (n) • peti (azek)
upset, disturbance minute, tiny
• perversyon (n) • petisyon (n)
perversion petition
• peryod (n) • peto (n)
1. menstruation 2. time period 3. period (esp big nob
in school) • petrifye (azek)
• peryodik (n) fossilised
magazine, periodical • petrin (n)Variation(s): petren
• pes (n) jam, fix
peach • petriser (n)
• pese (n) bakery worker
sin • petriy (v)Variation(s): petriye
• peser (n) to knead
fisherman • petrol (n)
• peslip (n) kerosene, paraffin
pay slip • petrolye (n)
• pesri (n) tanker
1. fisheries ministry 2. fisheries guard • petsay (n)
• pestisid (n) kind of leafy vegetable
pesticide • pevese (n & azek)
• pet (v)Variation(s): pete PVC, plastic
to fart • pey (v)Variation(s): peye
• petal (n) 1. to pay, to pay for 2. to bear the brunt, to
petal suffer
• petank (n) • pey (azek)
kind of game, petanque in a position where one has to pay up
• petar (n) • peye (azek)
fire-cracker paying,lekol peye = kindergarten
• pete (n) • peyer (n)
fart payer
• petedenn (n) • peyi (n)
freckles country
 • peyman (n) to publish
payment • pider (n)
• peyn (v)Variation(s): peyne modesty
to comb • pier (v)
• peyn (n) to please
comb • pik (n)Variation(s): pike
• peynfin (n)Variation(s): peynfen 1. to bite (of insects), to sting, to prick 2. to
puncture 3. to stitch, to sew 4. to inject 5. to
1. comb 2. close examination
spear (octopus, fish) 6. to stab (with any
• pez-peze (v) pointed weapon) 7. to plant 8. to fuck,pik enn
1. to massage 2. to weigh 3. to press down sega = to dance the seg
on, pez lizye = to wink, pez lipye = to • pik (n)
massage someone`s legs
1. pit latrine 2. pick-axe pick 3. spades (in
• peze (azek) cards)
met peze = to press • pik-pik (n)
• pezel (n) kind of bird
saw puzzle • pikan (n)
• pezer (n) thorn,pikan lalang = kind of thorn bush
one who works at scales • pikanlulu (n)
• pi (n) kind of thorn tree
pit • pikant (azek)
• pi (azek) spicy
1. smelly, foul-smelling 2. beaten, defeated • pikanvel (n)
• piaw (n) kind of shrub
1. round, sweet cake 2. silly person • pike (n)
• piberte (n) 1. dart 2. stake, peg,zwe pike = to gamble on
puberty dart-throwing

• piblik (n) • pike (azek)

public,transpor piblik = public transport 1. prickly 2. bitten, stung (esp by fruit fly) 3.
skrewy, daft 4. having a hole (of teeth)
• piblikasyon (n)
• pikep (n)
publication
gramaphone
• piblikman (adv)
• piker (n)
in public, publicly
1. harpooner 2. assistant : in hunting
• piblisite (n)
• pikerpoket (n)
1. advertisement 2. publicity
pick-pocket
• pibliy (v)Variation(s): pibliye
 • piketing (n) stilts (esp that houses are built on)
picketing • pilye (n)
• pikir (n) 1. pillar 2. supporter
injection,pikir bef = paraldehyde used • pima (n)Variation(s): piman
punitively 1. chilli 2. sharp person, piman sek = dried
• piknik (n) chilli, piman konfi = pickled
chilli,piman salad = pepper
picnic
• pin (n)
• pikniker (n)
kind of tree
picniker
• pin-ober (n)Variation(s): pen-ober
• pikpike (azek)
kind of bread
prickly
• pin-omyel (n)Variation(s): pen-omyel
• piksidu (n)
kind of bread
ice-lolly
• piner (azek)
• piktet (n)
1. mean, stingy 2. one who plays to prevent
header
his opponent winning
• pil (v)Variation(s): pile
• pinez (n)
1. to grind, to crush 2. to beat down 3. to beat
soundly 4. to play on rebound,pil lor li = to 1. bed-bug 2. drawing pin
give him a hard time • pingpong (n)
• pil (n) table tennis, pingpong
1. a lot, many, much 2. battery 3. pile, lump • pingwin (n)Variation(s): pengwin
• pilao (n) penguin
kind of rice dish • pini (v)
• pilil (n) 1. to punish 2. to make someone suffer 3. to
suffer
pill (esp the pill, contraceptive pill)
• pinisyon (n)
• pilinge (v)Variation(s): pilenge
punishment
to moan, to be a spoilsport
• pink-pinku (n)Variation(s): penk-
• pilon (n)
penku
1. mortar 2. term of abuse. meaning either
horn
homosexual or impotent man
• pinn (n)
• pilor (n)
pin
pylorus, opening from the stomach into
duodenum,maladi pilor = stomach pains • pinnget (n)
• pilot (n) naughty little girl
pilot • pinngo (n)
• piloti (n) kind of bird
 • pinnki (n) urine,fer pipi = to pee
scourer • pir (azek)
• pinpan (azek)Variation(s): penpan 1. worse 2. pure 3. black (of tea) 4. not mixed
with anything
flirtatious
• piramid (n)
• pinra (n)Variation(s): penra
pyramid
white fudge
• pirana (n)
• pins (n)Variation(s): pens
piranha fish
1. pliers 2. clothes peg 3. hairgrip,dan pins =
in a fix, to be short of money • pirat (n)
• pins (v)Variation(s): pinse, pens, pense pirate
1. to pinch 2. to pilfer • pirat (azek)
• pinset (n)Variation(s): penset without copyright
tongs, chimta • pire (n)
• pinso (n)Variation(s): penso puree (esp tomato puree)
paint-brush • pirgatwar (n)
• pint (n)Variation(s): pent purgatory
painter • pirha (n)
• pintad (n)Variation(s): pentad low stool
guinea fowl • pirz (v)Variation(s): pirze
• pintir (v)Variation(s): pintire, pentir, 1. to purge, to take epsom salts 2. to be
pentire purged of
1. to paint 2. to make up • pirz (n)
• pip (v)Variation(s): pipe purge
to cheer for one`s team • pis (v)Variation(s): pise
• pip (n) to piss, pis ar u = couldn`t give a
pipe damn, pis lor u = no respect for you
• pis (n)
• pipangay (n)
flea, fleas
kind of gourd vegetable
• pisanli (n)
• piper (n)
kind of flower
one who cheers for a team
• pisanlibatay (n)
• pipet (n)
bed-wetter
straw, drinking straw
• pisar (n)
• piphur (n)
urine
kind of tree
• pisinn (n)
• pipi (n)
swimming bath, swimming pool pity, mercy
• piso (n) • pitza (n)
complete defeat, having not scored at pizza
all,kas piso = to score one`s maiden point, • pivo (n)
first point
pivot
• pistas (n)
• pivote (v)
1. peanuts 2. nothing, pistasbwi = boiled
peanuts, pistas griye = grilled to swivel, to revolve
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• piyaro (n)
• pistole (n)
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water-pistol, play-gun
• piyaz (n)
• piston (n)
pillage
piston
• pizama (n)
• pistonn (v)Variation(s): pistone
pyjamas
to put pressure on, to follow through
• pizon (n)
• piswar (n)
pigeon
urinal
• pizwar (n)
• pit (n)Variation(s): pik
absorbtion pit
pit latrine
• pla (n)
• pitasye (azek)
1. plate 2. dish
vicious
• pla-lame (n)
• pitay (n)
palm (of hand)
money
• pla-lipye (n)
• piti (n)
sole (of foot)
child
• plafon (n)
• piti (azek)
ceiling
small, tiny, little
• plafonn (v)Variation(s): plafone
• pitin (n)Variation(s): piten
1. to make a ceiling 2. to flatten, to plateau
1. prostitute 2. term of abuse
(esp of a curve) 3. to put hard-board onto the
• piton (n) frame of a cupboard
1. hinge support 2. eye, for metal hook • plak (v)Variation(s): plake
• pitye (v) 1. to place, to put 2. to sit down, plak so fes =
to pity to sit down, not working

• pitye (n) • plak (n)

1. plate (in printing) 2. plaster of Paris 3. sheet • plas (v)Variation(s): plase
of concrete over pit latrine 4. steel mould for 1. to place 2. to : distribute
concrete roofing, plak tolefir = rollocks holder
• plas (n)
• plakar (n)
1- space 2. place, plas taxi = taxi
cupboard crewed to the wall, shelving stand,plas kamyon = lorry stand,plas travay =
• plakarde (azek) job
attached to a wall • plasanta (n)
• plamkeyk (n) placenta
kind of cake • plase (azek)
• plan (n) placed, equipped,li byin plase pu konn sa =
he is in a position where he can easily find
1. plan 2. seedling
that out
• planer (n)
• plasma (n)
carefree person, lazy person
plasma, part of blood
• planet (n)
• plastik (n & azek)
planet
plastic
• planifikasyon (n)
• plastisinn (n)
planning
plasticine
• plann (v)Variation(s): plane
• plat (n)
1. to be lazy, to be easy-going, to float along 2.
plaster-of-paris
to flatten out, spread out evenly
• plat (azek)
• plans (n)
1. flat 2. broke
plank
• platband (n)
• planse (n)
nursery bed, seeding bed
wooden floor
• platform (n)
• planset (n)
platform, raised stage
plank
• platform (azek)
• plant (v)Variation(s): plante
high-heeled
1. to plant 2. to be a planter,plant sus = to
plant cane in those places where previously • plati (v)
planted cane did not come up to flatten, to squash down
• plantasyon (n) • platinn (n)
1. agricultural work 2. agriculture contact breaker
• planter (n) • platinn (azek)
sugar cane farmer made of platinum
• planton (n) • plato (n)
messenger 1. plateau 2. tray,lor plato = spoonfed
 • plavant (n) • pleyne (v)
tummy to moan, to complain,pleyn pleyne = to moan
about nothing
• plavant (adv)
• plezir (n)
on one`s tummy
pleasure, enjoyment
• playud (n)
• pli (v)Variation(s): pliye
ply-wood
to fold
• ple (n)
• pli (n)
sore
1. fold, crease 2. accomplishment
• plebisit (n)
• pli (adv)
plebiscite
denoting more,pli gran = bigger,pli bon =
• pleboy (n)
better
playboy
• pli (konz)
• pled (v)Variation(s): plede
the more,pli,pli = the more ... the more
to plead, to beg
• plim (v)
• pledwari (n)
to give a hiding to
summing up (in court)
• plim (n)
• pleg (n)
1. feather 2. pen,pwa plim = feather-
1. plug 2. socket weight,grater plim = pen-pusher,fuzer plim =
• plegrup (n) kind of fern

playgroup, pre-primary education • plimo (n)

• plemoni (n)Variation(s): pnemoni feather duster

pneumonia • plin (v)Variation(s): plen

• plener (n) 1. to fill up 2. to make one angry,nu

kinn plin so pos = he got rich through our
open-air
work
• plenn (azek)
• plin (azek)Variation(s): plen
1. pregnant (of animals) 2. full,plenn linn =
1. full 2. ripe 3. fed up,bat plin = full chord (in
full moon
music)
• plennti-plennti (adv)
• pliryel (azek)
plentifully, abundantly
plural
• plent (n)Variation(s): plint
• plis (v)Variation(s): plise
lawsuit,met plint = file a suit
1. to peel 2. to beat up 3. to add
• plerezi (n)
• plis (adv)
pleurisy
more,an plis = not welcome
• pleynar (n)
• plitar (adv)
moaner
later cry
• plito (adv) • plot (v)
rather 1. to die 2. to be exhausted
• plivomye (adv) • plot (n)
rather 1. ball (of string) 2. lump, bunch 3. small
crowd
• pliyab (azek)
• plot (azek)
folding
exhausted
• pliyant (azek)
• plot-plot (v)
folding
to huddle (against cold or in illness)
• pliye (azek)
• plotik (n)
folded
nonsense
• plizir (adv & azek)
• ploye (v)
many, several
1. to fold 2. to curl up and go to sleep
• plizumwin (adv)
• plozib (azek)
more-or-less, almost
believable, plausible
• plo (n)
• po (n)
kind of rice dish
1. father 2. jar
• plok (n)
• poban (n)
1. male sexual parts 2. term of abuse
pot, jar
• plom (v)Variation(s): plonbe
• podina (n)
to get a filling done
mint leaves
• plon (n)
• podyom (n)
1. hard kick (in football) 2. plumb-line
podium
• plonbaz (n)
• poem (n)
filling
poem
• plonbye (n)
• poet (n)
plumber
poet
• plonz (v)Variation(s): plonze
• pofler (n)
1. to dive, to go diving 2. to get right into
something 1. vase 2. flower pot
• plonzer (n) • pogrom (n)
diver pogrom
• plore (v) • pok (v)Variation(s): poke
to cry to pop
• plore (n) • poket (n)
pocket, bag, bale pollution
• poketmoni (n) • polites (n)
pocket money politeness
• pokpok (n) • politik (n)
kind of seed politics
• pokpok (azek) • politik (azek)
may pokpok = popcorn political
• pol (n) • politikman (adv)
pole (north, south) politically
• polaris (n) • politisyin (n)Variation(s): politisyen
plant ripener politician
• polariz (v)Variation(s): polarize • polka (n)
to polarise, to be polarised polka
• polarize (azek) • polone (n)
arised Pole
• polemik (n) • polone (azek)
polemic, debate Polish
• polemiker (n) • polyo (n)
one who enjoys debating polio
• polenn (n) • pom (n)
pollen apple
• poli (v) • pomdadan (n)
to polish Adam`s apple
• poli (azek) • pomdamur (n)
1. polite, gentile 2. shiny tomato
• polimas (n) • pomdeter (n)
kind of dish made from green bananas potato
• polis (n) • pome (azek)
kind of card game,polis voler = kind of game, firm, close-leafed (of lettuce, cabbage)
cops and robbers • pomper de nwi (n)
• polisi (n) night shift lighterage worker
policy • pompye (n)
• polisye (n) fireman
policeman • pomzako (n)
• polisyon (n)
kind of fruit population
• pon (n) • popiler (azek)
1. bridge 2. covered part of pirogue 3. popular
extended long-weekend 4. political go- • poplinn (n)
between
kind of cloth
• pondez (azek)
• popot (n)
good layer (of hens)
old fool
• pone (n)
• popuri (n)
pony
medley
• ponga (n)
• por (n)
part of banana tree
1. pore 2. port
• pongol (n)
• pork (n)
kind of religious festival
pore
• ponn (v)
• porno (n)Variation(s): pornografi
1. to lay (of an egg) 2. to spread (a
rumour),ponn sa lide la = invent a bad idea pornography

• ponp (v)Variation(s): ponpe • pornografik (azek)

1. to pump 2. to flatter, to build up (of a pornographic

person) 3. to blow (of the wind) • poro (n)
• ponpon (n) wart
powder puff • porslenn (n)
• ponponn (v) porcelain
to dust with powder (esp of babies) • porsyon (n)
• ponpye (n) 1. portion 2. serving
1. fireman 2. fire station • port (v)Variation(s): porte
• pons (n) to bear (the name of)
punch • port (n)
• ponte (azek) holder
with a bridge (of boats) • portan (azek)
• ponye (n)Variation(s): pwanye in good shape, healthy
1. handful, fistful 2. wrist 3. fist 4. doorhandle • portaport (n & adv)
• pop (n) door to door
dan pop = in fashion, smart • portbagaz (v)
• popilarite (n) roof-rack
popularity • portboner (n)
• popilasyon (n)
good luck charm • posed (v)Variation(s): posede
• porte (n) to own, to possess,posed mwayin
prodiksyon = to own the means of production
1. litter 2. position from which one can be
attacked • posesyon (n)
• porter (n) possessions
1. porter 2. port-like drink • poset (n)
• portfey (n) pocket, bag
purse, wallet • posib (azek)
• portibya (n) possible
skin guard • posibilite (n)
• portige (n & azek) possibility
Portuguese • posibleman (adv)
• portkle (n) possibly
key-ring • poskart (n)
• portlasyet (n) post card
dish-drying rack • posmarster (n)
• portmanto (n) post master
1. coat hanger 2. coat hook • poson (n)Variation(s): pwason
• portmone (n) fish,poson savon = kind of fish
purse • postal (azek)
• porto (n) postal,kart postal = post card
port-like drink • postaz (n)
• portplim (n) postage, posting
penbox • poste (v)
• portre (n) to post, to mail
photograph, portrait • poster (n)
• portsavon (n) poster
soap holder • posyon (n)
• portye (n) potion, draught
door-man • pot (n)
• poruz (n) chamber pot
American Indian, Amerindian • potans (n)
• pos (n) power, potency, strength
1. job 2. position (esp in a hierarchy) 3. • potansyel (azek)
pocket,pos kle = a key position potential
 • potansyelman (adv) • pozisyonel (azek)
potentially batay pozisyonel = fight for a good position
• potasyom (n) • pozitiv (n)
potassium positive {in photography)
• potaze (n) • pozitiv (azek)
small garden positive
• potin (n)Variation(s): poten • pozitivman (adv)
fuss positively
• potis (n) • pozman (n)
pot,angle potis = poorly spoken english rest, break
• poto (n) • praksis (n)
1. pole, post 2. goal post praxis
• potsam (n) • pran (v)
chamber pot 1. to take 2. to help oneself 3. to start, to get
going 4. to take root 5. to take a piece (in
• pov (n)
chess, etc) 6. to contain 7. to take over from 8.
the poor to take down on paper 9. to engage for
• pov (azek) work,pran prete = to borrow,

poor, wretched,pov dyab = poor devil • pratik (v)Variation(s): pratike

• povrete (n) to practise

poverty • pratik (n)

• poz (v)Variation(s): poze 1. practical examination 2. practice

1. to rest 2. to take a break 3. to put, to • prayre (v)

place,poze! = stop that!,poz premye pyer = to to create suction in a tube to transfer water by
lay the first stone,poz blok = to la atmospheric pressure
• poz (n) • pre (n)
1. position 2. pose 3. pause, break,kas poz = to loan
hang about
• pre (adv)
• poze (v)
almost, nearly
to stop being a nuisance, to lay off
• pre (prep)
• poze (azek)
near, near to
calm, at ease
• preanbil (n)
• pozer (n)
preamble
show-off
• predestinasyon (n)
• pozisyon (n)
predestination
position,ki pozisyon = how are things
• predikater (n)
pastor, minister of religion • prekot (prep)
• prediksyon (n) near to
prediction • prelar (n)
• predir (v) tarpaulin
to predict, to foretell • prelid (n)
• prefas (n) 1. prelude 2. musical prelude
preface • prelistwar (n)
• prefek (n) prehistory
prefect • prem (azek)
• prefer (v)Variation(s): prefere first to play
to prefer • premedite (azek)
• preferab (azek) premeditated
preferable • premye (n)Variation(s): promye
• preferableman (adv) first
preferably • premye (azek)Variation(s): promye
• preferans (n) 1. first 2. best,premye swa = first
grade,premye minis = prime
1. favouritism 2. preference
minister,premye dabor = firstly,prem
• preferansyel (azek)
• premyer (n)
preferential
1. first class seats 2. opening night of theatre
• prefere (azek) 3. first gear
preferred,dis prefere = request radio • premyerman (adv)
programme
firstly, in the first place
• prefesyonel (azek)
• prenon (n)
professional
given name
• prefiks (n)
• prepar (v)Variation(s): prepare
prefix
1. to prepare, to make 2. to get oneself ready
• preistorik (azek) 3. to steel oneself
prehistoric • preparasyon (n)
• preker (azek) preparation, preparations
precarious • preparatif (azek)
• prekos (azek) preparatory
precocious • preparatwar (azek)
• prekosyon (n) preparatory
1. precaution, care 2. contraception, pran • prepozisyon (n)
prekosyon to take precautionary measures
preposition
 • prepre (azek) • presto (v)
close together to hurry
• preprimer (n) • presye (n)
preprimary education printing press worker
• preprimer (azek) • presye (azek)
preprimary 1. precious 2. full of susceptibilities
• prerogatif (n) • presyon (n)
prerogative (esp of Prime Minister) 1. pressure 2. water pressure 3. air pressure 4.
pres stud,kastrol presyon = pressure cooker
• pres (v)Variation(s): prese
• pret (v)Variation(s): prete
1. to hurry 2. to preach,pres moral = to preach
at to lend, to borrow
• pres (n) • pret (n)
vice priest
• prese (azek) • pretan (azek)Variation(s): pretann
in a hurry future (of in-laws)
• presi (azek) • pretann (v)
precise to pretend, to act as if
• presipis (n) • pretansye (azek)
precipice pretentions
• presiz (v)Variation(s): presize • pretansyon (n)
to make clear, to give details, to clarify pretentious
• presizeman (adv) • prete (azek)
precisely borrowed
• presizyon (n) • preteks (n)
precision pretext, excuse
• preske (adv) • preter (n)
nearly, almost preter larzan = money lender
• preskripsyon (n) • prev (n)
prescription proof, evidence
• preskrir (v) • prevantiv (v)
to prescribe preventive
• prestasyon (n) • prevenir (v)
swearing in to prevent
• prestiz (n) • prevni (v)Variation(s): prevnir
prestige to warn
 • prevwar (v) • prezize (n)
to make provision for,prevwar letaz = to prejudice, bias
build with provision for a second storey
• pri (v)Variation(s): priye
• prezan (n) to pray
gift • pri (n)
• prezan (azek) 1. price, cost, value 2. i prize, award
present • pri (azek)
• prezans (n) busy, booked up
1. roll-call 2. presence of,prezans despri = • prim (n)
presence of mind
1. bonus 2. prize
• prezant (v)Variation(s): prezante
• prime (v)
1. to introduce 2. to present to 3. to present
itself over-ride

• prezantab (azek) • primer (n)

presentable primary school

• prezantasyon (n) • primer (azek)

1. presentation 2. introduction 1. primary (esp of education) 2. irrational

• prezante (azek) • primis (n)

handsome, good-looking (of a thing) primus stove

• prezerv (v)Variation(s): prezerve • prinn (n)

to preserve, to keep kind of fruit,prinn malgas = kind of fruit tree

• prezervasyon (n) • prino (n)

preserving kind of fruit

• prezervatif (n) • prins (n)

preservative prince

• prezid (v)Variation(s): prezide • prinsdegal (azek)

to preside, to chair fuzer prinsdegal = kind of fern

• prezidan (n) • prinses (n)

president princess

• prezidans (n) • prinsip (n)

1. presidency 2. the j chair (at a meeting) principles

• prezidis (n) • prinsipal (n)

prejudice headmaster

• prezim (v) • prinsipal (azek)

1. to presume 2. to be presumptious main

 • prinsipalman (adv) • prizon (n)
mainly jail, prison
• printan (n)Variation(s): prentan • prizonye (n)
spring,fet printan = spring festival 1. prisoner 2. kind of screw embedded into
concrete
• priorite (n)
• probab (azek)
priority
probable
• pris (n)
• probabilite (n)
Prussia
probability
• priv (v)Variation(s): prive
• probableman (adv)
to do without,priv so lekor = to sacrifice one`s
body probably
• privasyon (n) • problem (n)
1. privation 2. prison problem
• prive (n) • prodig (azek)
toilet, lavatory zanfan prodig = prodigal son
• prive (azek) • prodiksyon (n)
private,konsiltasyon prive = private production,mwayin prodiksyon = means of
practice,parti prive = private parts production,mod prodiksyon = mode of
production
• privet (n)
• prodiktif (azek)
1. kind of shrub 2. kind of wood
productive,lafors prodiktif = the productive
• privi kawnsel (n)
forces,travay prodiktif = productive work
Privy Council
• prodiktivite (n)
• privilez (n)
productivity
privilege
• prodwi (n)
• privilezye (azek)
product
privileged
• prodwir (v)
• privokesyonel (azek)
to produce
pre-vocational
• prodyuser (n)
• priy (v)Variation(s): priye
producer (esp of films, plays)
to pray, to hope
• profeser (n)
• priz (n)
1. teacher 2. lecturer
1. electrical socket, lead 2. taking of 3. water
• profesora (n)
connection,priz dipuvwar = taking of power
teaching profession
• prizem (n)
• profesyon (n)
prism
profession, liberal profession
 • profesyonel (n) • proklamasyon (n)
professional proclamation
• profesyonelman (adv) • proletarya (n)
professionally proletariat, working class
• profet (n) • proletaryenn (azek)
prophet, seer working class, proletarian
• profi (n) • proleter (n)
profit proletarian, working class person
• profit (v)Variation(s): profite • prolonz (v)Variation(s): prolonze
1. to take advantage of 2. to make use of an to extend, to make longer
opportunity • promes (n)
• profitab (azek) 1. promise 2. religious undertaking, vow
profitable • promet (v)
• profiter (n) to promise
advantage taker • promilgasyon (n)
• profon (azek) promulgation (esp of a new law)
1. sound (of sleep) 2. deep • promilge (v)
• profondeman (adv) to promulgate
deeply • promnad (n)
• profonder (n) outing
depth • promne (v)
• program (v)Variation(s): programe to go out, to go on anouting
to program • promosyon (n)
• program (n) 1. promotion, transfer up the economic
1. political programme 2. radio programme, ladder 2. sales promotion
television programme 3. outing 4. • promosyonel (azek)
pamphletprogram ofisyel = horse racing
programme for sales promotion

• progre (n) • pronons (v)Variation(s): prononse

progress, advancement 1. to declare 2. to pronounce 3. to speak in a

pretentious accent
• progresis (azek)
• prononsyasyon (n)
progressive, towards progress
pronunciation
• progresiv (azek)
• pronostik (n)
progressive, continual
prognostic
• proklam (v)Variation(s): proklame
• prop (azek)
to proclaim
1. clean, neat 2. own 3. peculiar to 4. proper, • prosin (n)Variation(s): prosen
appropriate 5. pure 6. finished close relatives
• prop (adv)
• prosin (azek)Variation(s): prosen
1. neatly 2. completely next
• propagann (n) • prospere (v)
propaganda to prosper, to grow rich
• proporsyon (n) • prosperite (n)
proportion proporsyonel proportional prosperity, wealth
representation
• prostern (v)Variation(s): prosterne
• proporsyonel (azek)
1. to lie down in humbleness 2. to bow down,
proportional to be humble
• propoz (v)Variation(s): propoze • prostitisyon (n)
1. to propose (esp of a motion) 2. to suggest prostitution
• propozisyon (n)
• prostitye (n)
proposal prostitute
• proprieter (n) • proteksyon (n)
1. owner 2. landlord 1. protection 2. corrupt favours
• pros (n) • protestasyon (n)
close relatives, close associates protest
• pros (azek)
• proteste (v)
1. close to, intimate 2. nearby to protest, to demonstrate
• prose (n) • protez (v)Variation(s): proteze
court action 1. to protect, to shield 2. to grant corrupt
• prosed (v)Variation(s): prosede favours to
to proceed, to go ahead • proteze (n)
• prosedir (n) one who receives corrupt favours
procedure • protokol (n)
• prosenn (azek) protocol
next • protonn (n)
• prosesis (n) proton, positively charged particle
process, evolution • prototip (n & azek)
• prosesyon (n) prototype, model
procession • proverb (n)
• proseverbal (n) proverb, saying
minutes of proceedings • providennfenn (n)
provident fund pouffe
• provin (n)Variation(s): proven • puja (n)
cutting, plant grown from a cutting religious offering
• provins (n)Variation(s): provens • pukni (n)
province pipe used for blowing into a fire
• provizwar (azek) • pul (n)
temporary, makeshift, provisional 1. hen 2. pools 3. a fast young woman 4. lie,
fib,pul muye = coward,mama pul =
• provizyon (n)
procuress,dormi kuma pul = to go to bed
1. groceries 2. allowance for early,<
• provok (v)Variation(s): provoke • pulaye (n)
to provoke 1. hen-house, fowl-run 2. top gallery in
• provokan (azek) theatre 3. third-class room for audience in
picture-house
provocative
• pulbondye (n)
• provokasyon (n)
ladybird
provocation
• puldo (n)
• provokater (n)
kind of bird and fish
provocateur
• pule (n)
• proze (n)
chicken (as a dish)
1. project 2. intention
• puli (n)
• prozeksyon (n)
pulley
showing (esp of film)
• puling (n)
• prozekter (n)
polling station
movie projector, slayd projector
• pulover (n)
• prwa (n)
pull-over
prey
• pultri (n)
• pu (v)
poultry farm
will, shall
• pum (n)
• pu (n)
bottom, bum
pulse,tat pu = to take someone`s pulse, to test
something • puma (n)

• pubel (n) kind of sports shoes

waste paper basket • pumo (n)Variation(s): pumon

• pudinn (n) lungs,dilo dan pumo = pulmonary congestion

pudding,pudinn may = maize pudding • punk (n)

• puf (n) bottom, bum

 • punnde (n) • puse (azek)
term of abuse 1. advanced 2. hand-propelled,saret puse =
dray
• pupa (n)
• puspus (n)
uncle
push-chair
• pupet (n)
• putu (n)
1. doll 2. a pretty woman
1. kind of rice cake 2. bun, hair gathered at
• pupu (n)
nape of the neck
aunt
• puvwar (n)
• pur (prep)
1. power 2. government
1. for 2. in favour of
• pwa (n)
• purbwar (n)
1. weight 2. weights,ena pwa = impressive,
tip forceful,pena pwa = unimportant, not
• puri (v) impressive

to go bad, to go rotten • pwakare (n)

• puri (n) kind of bean

kind of savoury pancake • pwal (n)

• puri (azek) 1. fur (of animal) 2. pubic hair (of

person),pwal maraz = by a hair`s breadth
bad, rotten
• pwali (azek)
• puritir (n)
hairy
1. rot 2. corruption 3. corrupt person
• pwalon (n)
• pursantaz (n)
frying pan,pwalon so = difficult task
1. percentage 2. commission
• pwalur (n)
• purswit (n)
heavyweight
court case, prosecution
• pwanyar (n)
• purswiv (v)
dagger,pwanyar dan ledo = stab in the back
to sue, to bring to court
• pwar (n)
• purtan (konz)
pear
whereas, whereas in ract
• pwaro (n)
• pus (v)Variation(s): puse
leek
1. to push 2. to push away, to kick out 3. to
grow 4. to up the stakes, to bid higher • pwason (n)

• pus (n) 1. fish 2. musical instrument made of wood or

gourd 3. term of abuse, sell-
1. inch 2. thumb
out, pwason sale = salted
• pusari (n) fish, pwason sunuk = salted snoek fish, p
kind of religious man • pwatrinn (n)
chest strong, powerful
• pwavron (n) • pwisans (n)
green pepper 1. power, strength 2. world power
• pwaynar (n) • pyago (n)
stabbing knife, spear fool, clot
• pwayne (n) • pyanis (n)
1. wrist 2. fist 3. door knob 4. hand-full 5. cuff pianist
6. punch • pyano (n)
• pwazon (n) piano
poison • pyas (n)
• pwin (n)Variation(s): pwen piastre (two rupees)
1. point 2. marks 3. full-stop 4. spots 5. stitch • pyaw (n)
• pwindekut (n)Variation(s): pwendekut 1. kind of cake 2. a foolish person
aft corner of mainsail • pye (n)
• pwindevi (n)Variation(s): pwendevi 1. tree 2. plant 3. foot (measure of length) 4.
point of view depth (in water),pran pye = to become
uppish, to act uppishly,gout lor pye = to
• pwindo (n)Variation(s): pwendo
prove useless, unworkable,
tap
• pyedbot (n)
• pwinson (n)Variation(s): pwenson
crease in trousers
tool for countersinking nails
• pyedrwa (n)
• pwinsonn (v)Variation(s): pwinsone,
folding ruler
pwensonn, pwensone
• pyeni (azek & adv)
to countersink
barefoot
• pwint (v)Variation(s): pwinte, pwent,
pwente • pyer (n)
1. to point at 2. to be rearing to go 1. flint (for a lighter) 2. gall-stones, kidney-
stones 3, precious stone 4. kind of
• pwint (n)Variation(s): pwent
fish,pyer gri,pyer zonn = kinds of fish
tool for marking cement
• pyes (n)
• pwint (azek)Variation(s): pwent
1. room 2. roll (of cloth) 3. part (of a machine)
pointed 4. patch 5 coin 6. play 7. girlfriend, boyfriend
• pwinter (n)Variation(s): pwenter 8. section of a shop

suitor, boyfriend • pyetinn (v)Variation(s): pyetine

• pwintez (n) to make no progress,zot pyetinn nu = they

keep us waiting
girlfriend
• pyeton (n)
• pwisan (azek)
pedestrian
 • pyez (v) • rabat (n)
to trap, to catch in a trap to sew the edges to prevent fraying
• pyez (n) • rabo (n)
1. trap, snare plane, carpenter`s tool for smoothing wood
2. catch, poser • rabot (v)Variation(s): rabote
• pyok (v) to plane
to have lost completely • radar (n)
• pyok (azek)Variation(s): pyoke radar
defeated, lost out, cleaned out • radi (n)
• pyon (n) radish
1. piece, man, counter (in games such as • radikal (n)
draughts) 2. pawn 3. caretaker, messenger
radical, one who wants basic changes in
• pyondenn (n) society
kind of poisonous shrub,baton pyondenn =
• radikal (azek)
poverty-stricken person
radical
• pyoner (n)Variation(s): pyonye
• radin (azek)Variation(s): raden
1. mauritian volunteer in 2nd world war 2.
infantry 3. pioneer stingy, mean, tight-fisted

• pyonn (v)Variation(s): pyone • radmare (n)

1. to spy 2. to peep at 1. unusually high tide

2. overwhelming victory landside victory
• pyos (v)Variation(s): pyose
• rado (n)
1. to dig, to hoe 2. to weed with a hoe
raft
• pyos (n)
• radote (v)
hoe,pyos pikan = narrow hoe,pyos larz =
wide hoe to talk nonsense

• pyuk (eks) • radoter (n.m)

there it goes! one who talks nonsense

• radotez (n.f)
one who talks nonsense
• radyal (n)

• rabas (v)Variation(s): rabase kind of tyre

to talk a lot of nonsense, to harp on about • radyasyon (n)

• rabasaz (n) radiation, radioactive rays

nonsense, rubbish (of talk) fig • radyater (n)

• rabaser (n) radiator

one who talks nonsense • radyo (n)

radio 1. kind of tree used in making walls
2. raffia
• radyoaktif (azek)
• rafyo (n)
radioactive
small boat
• radyografi (n)
• rag (n)
radiography
raga
• radyografye (v)
• raging (n)
to have an X-ray, to do an X-ray
ragging (esp. at University abroad)
• radyogram (n)
• raglan (azek)
x-ray
raglan sleeved
• radyolozi (n)
• raja (n)
radiology
king
• radyoterapi (n)
• rajput (n)
radiotherapy, treatment by forms of
radioactivity a caste
• rafal (n) • rakay (n & azek)
gust (esp. during cyclone) child, brat
• rafine (azek) • raket (n)
refined 1. cactus
2. tennis racket
• rafinn (v)Variation(s): rafine
• raki (n)
1. to refine
2. to do finishing touches 1. cloth or garland bracelet with religious
signification
• rafinnman (n)
2. kind of religious celebration
refining, purification
• rakibandann (n)
• rafinnri (n)
kind of religious celebration
refinery, rafinnri disik = sugar refinery
• rakit (v)Variation(s): rakite
• rafle (v)
pay what is owned, be quits, mal rakite =
to steal, to pinch suffer for one`s own wrong-doing, li pu
• rafresi (n) mal rakite ek mwa = I`ll get more than even
with him
tonic
• rakle (n)
• rafresisan (azek)
defeat, hiding
refreshing
• raklwar (n)
• rafresisman (n)
kind of carpenter`s tool for removing bark
refreshments
• rakomod (v)Variation(s): rakomode
• rafya (n)
to mend, to darn
 • rakomodaz (n) 4. to bring indoors
5. to take someone into one`s household
mending, darning
6. to marry someone out of sympathy for
• rakont (v)Variation(s): rakonte them, ramas enn beze
1. to tell, to relate • ramasaz (n)
2. to tell stories
collection
3. to tell tales
• ramasi (n)
• rakonter (n)
group of ill-sorted people, merry
story-teller, someone with the gift of the gab
band, ramasi gopya = a band of fools
• rakor (n)
• rambajann (n)
hose-pipe
religious ceremony with lamps
• rakursi (v)
• ramifikasyon (n)
to shorten, to shrink
ramification
• ralanti (v)
• ramo (n)
to slow down
1. kind of religious day
• rale (n) 2. cross made of leaves, with religious
kind of bicycle significance

• rali (n) • ramoli (v)

car rally 1. to soften

2. to soften up, to weaken
• raliman (n)
• ran (n)
rallying, group
rank, position
• ralonz (v)Variation(s): ralonze
• ranbur (v)Variation(s): ranbure
to lengthen
to upholster, to stuff
• ralye (v)
• ranbur (n)
to rally, to gather people together
upholstery
• ram (v)Variation(s): rame
• ranburs (v)Variation(s): ranburse
to row
to refund
• ram (n)
• ranbursman (n)
1. name of a religious hero
2. oar refund, ranbursman sik = refund on unused
3. ream (of paper) sick leave

• ramadann (n) • randevu (n)

kind of religious period appointment

• ramas (v)Variation(s): ramase • ranferme (azek)

1. to collect, to gather cloistered
2. clear up (of things) • ranfor (n)
3. to save (of money)
reinforcements
 • ranforsi (v) replacement
to reinforce • ranpli (v)
• rani (n) to fill up
queen • ranpli (azek)
• rankinn (n) full
grudge, spite • ranplisaz (n)
• rankinnye (azek) 1. rubble
2. rocks and stones for filling in foundations
vindictive, spiteful
• ranport (v)Variation(s): ranporte
• rankontre (v)
to win
1. to meet
2. to come across • rans (azek)
• rann (v)Variation(s): rande 1. rancid (of butter, oil)
2. sick and tired of
1. to return to
3. over-fed on
2. to pay back (of money)
3. to hit back, to fight back • ranseyn (v)Variation(s): ranseyne
4. to vomit 1. to inform, to give information
5. to deliver an order, rann bul = to return the 2. to be informed, to be well informed
ball to the other team (of goalie),
• ranseynman (n)
• rann (n)
information, details
1. obnoxious person, creep
2. rand, name of currency in South Africa • ranson (n)

• rann (azek) ransom

irritating, boring, obnoxious (of a person) • rant (v)Variation(s): rantre

• rannman (n) 1. to come in

2. to get a job at
productivity, ratio of output to input, 3. to get a foot in
yield, rannman diri = how much rice becomes 4. to go in, to be driven in (of nail, pole,
after cooking it etc), rant dan = kind of move in draughts
• ranpar (n) • rant (n)
rampart, mound of earth income, revenue
• ranpe (v) • rantab (azek)
1. to cower profitable
2. to crawl
• rantabilite (n)
• ranplas (v)Variation(s): ranplase
profitability
to replace, to fill in for
• ranvers (v)Variation(s): ranverse
• ranplasan (n)
to topple, to bring down, to overthrow
substitute, stand-in, supply staff
• ranverse (azek)
• ranplasman (n)
1. turned upside down • raporter (n)
2. toppled, overthrown, bol ranverse = kind of 1. group reporter
rice dish 2. tell-tale
• ranversman (n) • rapros (v)Variation(s): raprose
overthrow 1. to put close together
• ranvwa (n) 2. to come together
postponement • raprosman (n)
• ranvway (v)Variation(s): ranvwaye coming together, moving closer
1. to postpone • raptis (v)Variation(s): raptise
2. to send back 1. to reduce
3. to dismiss from work 2. to shrink, to be shrunk
• ranz (v)Variation(s): ranze
• raptisaz (n)
1. to fix reduction
2. to arrange, to fix up
3. to suit • rapyes (v)

• ranze (n) to patch

1. row • rapyeste (azek)

2. layer patched, darned
• rap (v)Variation(s): rape • rar (adv)Variation(s): rarman
1. to grate rarely
2. to graze, to be grazed
• rarman (adv)
• rapas (azek)
rarely
greedy
• rarte (n)
• rapel (v)Variation(s): raple
rarity
to remember
• ras (v)Variation(s): rase
• rapid (adv)
1. to uproot
fast, quickly 2. to pull out (a tooth)
• rapid (azek & adv) 3. to grab, ras fatak = to do heavy weeding

fast • ras (n)

• rapidite (n) 1. race, ethny

2. breed (of animal)
speed, agility
• rasanble (v)
• rapor (n)
to gather, to meet
report
• rasanbleman (n)
• raport (v)Variation(s): raporte
meeting, gathering, assembly, crowd
1. to inform on, to tell on
2. to report (esp. in newspaper) • rasazye (azek)
3. to bear fruits sick of, bored with
 • rasgula (n) rational, reasonable, judicious, sensible
kind of dessert • rasyonnman (n)
• rasi (azek) rationing, to put on rations
stale • rat (v)Variation(s): rate
• rasinn (n) 1. to miss, to omit
2. to misfire
1. root
3. to be absent
2. roots, history
• ratelye (n)
• rasir (v)Variation(s): rasire
false teeth
to reassure
• ratifikasyon (n)
• rasiran (azek)
ratification
reassuring
• ratifye (v)
• rasire (azek)
to ratify
reassured
• ratir (n)
• rasis (n & azek)
over-writing, making a splotch
racist, communalist
• ratis (v)Variation(s): ratise
• rasism (n)
to rake
racism
• ratisaz (n)
• rasmalay (n)
work with a rake
kind of dessert
• ratkerani (n)
• rason (n)
kind of perfumed plant
kind of spicy soup
• rato (n)
• rastenik (azek)
rake
irritable
• ratrap (v)Variation(s): ratrape
• rasyal (azek)
I. to catch up
racial
2. to gain lost ground
• rasyon (n)
• ratrapaz (n)
1. ration
catching up
2. food supplies
• ratyer (n)
• rasyon (azek)
trap for rats
diri rasyon = rationed rice
• rav (n)
• rasyonaliz (v)Variation(s): rasyonalize
turnip
to rationalise, to explain away
• ravann (n)
• rasyone (azek)
one-sided drum
rationed, on ration
• ravaz (v)Variation(s): ravaze
• rasyonel (azek)
to wreak havoc • razeni (azek)
• ravaz (n) rejuvenated
havoc, devastation • razwar (n)
• ravazer (n) razor
one who wreaks havoc • re (n)
• ravinal (n) line, stripe
kind of plant • re-edit (v)
• ravitay (v)Variation(s): ravitaye to re-edit
to refuel, to refurbish • re-egzaminn (v)
• ravitayman (n) to re-examine
resupplying, refuelling, refurbishing • re-ekspilse (v)
• ravived (n) to re-expel
a caste • re-eksportasyon (n)
• ravnal (n)Variation(s): ravinal re-exportation
kind of plant, used for building houses • re-ekut (v)Variation(s): re-ekute
• rawn (n) to rehear
1. round (in sports) • re-el (azek)
2. round (of drinks)
real
3. a drive
• re-elir (v)
• rayone (n)
to re-elect, to be re-elected
person from Reunion
• re-elman (adv)
• rayot (n)
really
riot police, kamyon rayot = riot police`s lorry
• re-etablir (v)
• rayskuker (n)
to re-establish
rice cooker
• reabilitasyon (n)
• rayt (n)
rehabilitation (esp. of drug addicts)
tick
• reabsorb (v)Variation(s): reabsorbe
• rayt (eks)
to reabsorb
ok, let`s go, ale rayt = all right
• reabsorpsyon (n)
• raytawt (n)
reabsorption
right wing
• readapte (azek)
• raz (v)Variation(s): raze
readapted
to shave, raz so koko = shave his head
• reafirm (v)Variation(s): reafirme
• razaz (n)
to reaffirm, to reassert
shave
 • reaksepte (v) • reanbras (v)Variation(s): reanbrase
to reaccept to kiss again
• reaksyon (n) • reanfler (v)
reaction reflower, rebloom
• reaksyoner (n & azek) • reanprizonman (n)
reactionary reimprisonment
• reakter (n) • reanprizonn (v)Variation(s):
reanprizone
reactor, nuclear plant
to reimprison
• realis (azek)
• reantere (v)
realist
to rebury
• realite (n)
• reaparet (v)
reality
to reappear
• realiyn (v)Variation(s): realiyne
• reaparisyon (n)
to realign
reappearance
• realiynman (n)
• reaplay (v)
realignment
to reapply
• realiz (v)Variation(s): realize
• reaplikasyon (n)
1. to realise
2. to produce (of film) reapplication
3. to succeed in doing
• reaprann (v)
• realizab (azek) to relearn
can be done • rearanze (v)
• realizasyon (n) to rearrange in a new way
1. production (of film) • rearme (v)
2. success
to reload
• realizater (n)
• reasirans (n)
director (of film)
reinsurance
• realokasyon (n)
• reaste (v)
reallocation
to repurchase, to buy another one
• realoke (v)
• reazir (v)
to reallocate
to react
• reanaliz (v)Variation(s): reanalize
• reazisteman (n)
to reanalyse
financial readjustment
• reanbark (v)Variation(s): reanbarke
• rebann (n)
to set off back to a place, to re-embark
sunglasses
 • rebat (v)Variation(s): rebate 1. stiff, hard
2. difficult, tough-going
1. to redo a straw mattress
2. to hit again • redaksyon (n)
• rebel (n) 1. editorial board
2. editing
rebel
• redakter (n)
• rebelyon (n)
editor
rebellion
• redanpsyon (n)
• rebi (n)
redemption
piece left after cutting off good pieces
• redanpt (v)Variation(s): redanpte
• rebondi (v)
to redeem
to bounce
• reday (n)
• rebondisman (n)
met reday = to be strict, severe
direct counter-effect
• redefinir (v)
• rebor (n)
to redefine, to reappraise
edge
• redekuver (v)
• rebur (adv)
to rediscover
a rebur = from the end to the beginning, in
the wrong direction • redeplwayman (n)
• rebus (v)Variation(s): rebuse redeployment
to fill in again (of holes) • redesann (v)
• rebwaz (v)Variation(s): rebwaze to go down again
to reafforest, to plant new trees to replace old • redi (v)
ones 1. to stiffen, to make rigid
• rebwazman (n) 2. to go stiff, to have convulsions
3. to pull on, to draw ut, redi laliyn = to
reafforestation
become strict
• rebwi (v)
• rediksyon (n)
to reboil
reduction
• rechek (v)Variation(s): recheke
• redimann (v)Variation(s): redimande
to recheck
to ask again
• red (n)
• redingot (n)Variation(s): redengot
1. erection
dress-suit
2. raid
• redir (v)
• red (adv)
to repeat, to say again
well, hard (of work)
• redistribisyon (n)
• red (azek)
redistribution (esp. of riches)
 • redistribye (v) • refiz (v)Variation(s): retize
to redistribute (esp. of riches) to refuse
• redonn (v)Variation(s): redone • refizye (n)
to give again refugee
• redres (v)Variation(s): redrese • refle (n)
to put in order, to reconstruct reflection
• redresman (n) • refleks (n)
putting in order, reconstruction reflex
• reduble (v) • refleksyon (n)
to repeat, to redo 1. thought, considered opinion
2. reflection, image, zurne refleksyon = day
• redutab (azek)
set aside for thinking over something in a
formidable, awesome group
• redwir (v) • reflekter (n)
to reduce, to cut down reflector
• ref (azek) • reflesi (v)
rough, matt 1. to think
• refase (v) 2. to think over

to rub out • reflete (v)

• refer (v) 1. to reflect

2. to appear, to be seen to be
1. to redo
2. to feel better • refonn (v)
3. to refer to to remelt down, to remelt
• referandem (n) • reform (n)
referendum reform, reforms
• referans (n) • reformil (v)Variation(s): reformile
1. reference to reformulate
2. testimonial
• refri (n)
• refi (n)
referee
refusal
• refrin (n)Variation(s): refren
• refilme (v)
chorus
to refilm
• refrwadi (v)
• refimle (v)
to cool down
to refilm
• refrwadisman (n)
• refit (v)Variation(s): refite
chill
to refute
• reful (v)Variation(s): refule
1. to send back ordered
2. to drive back • regleman (n)
3. to flow back
rules, regulations
• reg (n)
• regre (n)
periods, menstruation
regret
• regale (azek)
• regret (v)Variation(s): regrete
full (of food)
to regret
• regar (n)
• regretab (azek)
1. water mains switch and meter-box
2. look, glance regrettable, unwelcome

• regard (v)Variation(s): regarde • regrup (v)Variation(s): regrupe

to concern, sa pa regard u = none of your to bring together, to be brought together

business • reinfekte (v)Variation(s): reenfekte
• regardan (azek) to reinfect, to become reinfected
fussy, li pa regardan = he`s not fussy • reinkarnasyon (n)Variation(s):
• regat (n) reenkarnasyon

regatta reincarnation

• regayn (v)Variation(s): regayne • reintegrasyon (n)Variation(s):

reentegrasyon
to find something that was lost
reintegration
• regbi (n)
• reintegre (v)Variation(s): reentegre
rugby
to reintegrate
• rege (n)
• reintrodir (v)Variation(s): reentrodir
reggae music
to reintroduce, to bring in again
• regilarite (n)
• reinvestir (v)Variation(s): reenvestir
regularity
to reinvest
• regilye (n)
• rekalkile (v)
employee
to recalculate
• regilye (azek)
• rekalsitran (azek)
regular
recalcitrant
• reglaz (n)
• rekaptile (v)
1. setting, adjustment,
2. switch to summarise

• regle (v) • reket (n)

1. to sort out, to clear up (of a problem) request

2. to pay up (of a debt) • rekey (n)
• regle (azek) anthology, collection (of poems, etc)
 • rekil (v)Variation(s): rekile • rekolt (v)Variation(s): rekolte
1. to stepi back to reap
2. to withdraw a little
• rekolt (n)
• rekil (n) harvest
setback, depi enn rekil = from a distance • rekomandab (azek)
• rekin (n)Variation(s): reken advisable
shark, rekin narto, rekin gri, rekin mamzel, re • rekomandasyon (n)
kin renar, rekin lezar,<span< div=""
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• rekiper (v)Variation(s): rekipere to recommend, to speak favourably of
to buy over to one`s side, to win over to one`s • rekomans (v)Variation(s): rekonanse
side
to resume, to begin again, to start again
• rekiperab (azek)
• rekomet (v)
able to be won back
to recommit (esp. of sin, crime)
• rekiperasyon (n)
• rekonesan (azek)
buying over, winning over
grateful, obliged to
• rekizisyon (n)
• rekonesans (n)
order something as of right, requisition
1. recognition (esp. of trade union)
• reklam (v)Variation(s): reklame 2. gratitude
to claim • rekonet (v)
• reklam (n) 1. to recognise
advertisement 2. to give due

• reklamasyon (n) • rekonfirm (v)Variation(s): rekonfime

1. claim to reconfirm, to double-check

2. land reclamation • rekonfor (n)
• reklasifikasyon (n) comfort
job reclassifi-cation • rekonfort (v)Variation(s): rekonforte
• reklizyon (n) to console, to comfort
isolation • rekonfortab (azek)
• rekognisyonn (n) comforting
trade union recognition vis-a-vis the bosses • rekoni (azek)
• rekol (v)Variation(s): rekole known
to reglue • rekonpans (n)
• rekoloniz (v)Variation(s): rekolonize reward
to recolonise • rekonpans (n)
reward wax floor polish
• rekonpoz (v)Variation(s): rekonpoze • rekta (azek)
to resit for the same examination regular
• rekonsider (v)Variation(s): rekonsidere • rektang (n)
to reconsider rectangle
• rekonsilyasyon (n) • rekter (n)
reconciliation school principal
• rekonsilye (azek) • rektifikatif (n)
reconciliated correction
• rekonsolid (v) • rektifye (v)
consolidate to rectify, to correct
• rekonstitye (v) • rekto (azek)
to piece together, to reconstitute on one side only (of printing)
• rekont (v)Variation(s): rekonte • rektoverso (azek)
to recount, to check the number of both-sides (of printing)
• rekopye (v) • rektum (n)
to copy rectum
• rekor (n) • rekur (n)
record, kas enn rekor = to break a record resort, appeal, dernye rekur = the last resort
• rekord (v)Variation(s): rekorde • rekuver (v)
to keep a record of, to note, to record to cover
• rekoz (v)Variation(s): rekoze • rekwaf (v)Variation(s): rekwafe
to speak, about it again to touch up a hairdo after a few days
• rekreasyon (n) • rekwin (n)Variation(s): rekwen
break, recreation (at school) hidden corner, nook
• rekree (v) • rel (n)
to recreate, to rebuild rail
• rekri (n) • relans (v)Variation(s): relanse
recruit to have a revival, to make a fresh start
• rekridesans (n) • relans (n)
new outbreak revival, boost
• rekrit (v)Variation(s): rekrite • relas (n)
to recruit, to enlist, to sign on show cancelled after opening time
• rekso (n) • relasman (n)
diarrhoea • relwe (v)
• relasyon (n) to rehire
relations, relasyon indtstriyel = industrial • relye (v)
relations, relasyon seksyel = sexual to bind
intercourse
• relyer (n)
• relativ (azek)
book-binder
relative
• remaniman (n)
• relativite (n)
cabinet reshuffle
relativity
• remark (v)Variation(s): remarke
• relav (v)Variation(s): relave
to notice, to become aware of
to rewash
• remark (n)
• rele (n)
1. unpleasant remark
relay race 2. marker
• releg (v)Variation(s): relege
• remarkab (azek)
to relegate noticeable, outstanding
• relev (v)Variation(s): releve • remarye (v)
to lift up dried cane in fields into bundles to remarry
• relev (n) • rematis (n)
replacement, new shift joint pain, arthritis, rheumatism, rematis-
• relevaz (n) leker = rheumatic fever
work of stacking dry cane in inter-lines • remaynder (n)
• relevennt (azek) reminder
relevant, pertinent • remed (n)
• reling (n) remedy, cure
queue • remedye (v)
• relir (v) to remedy (a situation)
to re-read • remersiman (n)
• relizye (n) thanks, gratitude ;
religious • remet (v)Variation(s): remete
• relizye (azek) 1. to hand out, to give out
3. to hand over
religious
• remezire (v)
• relizyezman (adv)
religiously to remeasure
• remilitarizasyon (n)
• relizyon (n)
remilitarisation
religion
 • remisyon (n) • renons (v)Variation(s): renonse
remission (from penalty, prison sentence) to renounce
• remodifye (v) • renork (n)
to remodify trailer
• remontaz (n) • renovasyon (n)
come-back renovation, doing up
• remonte (n) • rentbuk (n)
rising, ascent rent book
• remontrans (n) • renuvle (v)
reproof, reprimand to renew
• remor (n) • reorganiz (v)Variation(s): reorganize
remorse, regret to reorganise
• remork (v)Variation(s): remorke • reorganizasyon (n)
to pull behind one, to trail, to tow | reorganizasyon
• remorker (n) • reos (v)
tow-truck to raise, to uplift
• remu (n) • repa (n)
stir meal
• renal (azek) • repann (v)
renal, of the kidneys to spread (of news)
• renar (n) • repann (azek)
fox widespread, widely prevalent
• renega (n) • repans (v)Variation(s): repanse
renegade : to reconsider, to rethink about
• renegosye (v) • repanti (v)
to renegociate t to repent
• renesans (n) • repar (v)Variation(s): repare
rebirth (esp. spiritual) to fix, to repair
• renkennfayl (n) • reparab (azek)
rank and file reparable
• renom (v)Variation(s): renome • reparasyon (n)
to rename, to reappoint, to renominate repairs
• renome (azek) • reparti (v)
famous to share out, to divide up
 • repas (v)Variation(s): repase • repo (n)
to iron, to press rest, break
• repatriye (v) • reponn (v)
to repatriate, to be repatriated 1. to reply, to answer
2. to echo
• repenn (v)
3. to suffer referred pain
to repaint 4. to answer back, to be cheeky
• repeple (v) 5. to answer the telephone

to repopulate (of a species) • repons (n)

• reper (n) reply

mark, landmark • reportaz (n)

• reperkisyon (n) article, report, documentary

repercussions, results • reporter (n)

• reperkit (v) reporter, journalist

to have repercussions • repoz (v)Variation(s): repoze

• repet (v)Variation(s): repete 1. to rest, to take a break

2. to die
to repeat
• repran (v)
• repetisyon (n)
to get well again
rehearsal
2. to regain consciousness
• repi (n) 3. to turn over a new leaf
san repi = without letting 4. to restart, to resume
5. to take over: from someone
• repiblik (n)
• represiv (azek)
republic
repressive
• repiblikin (azek)Variation(s):
repibliken • represyon (n)

repulican repression

• repibliye (v) • reprezant (v)Variation(s): reprezante

to republish to represent

• repitasyon (n) • reprezantan (n)

reputation representative

• repite (azek) • reprezantasyon (n)

known for, renowned it for 1. representation

2. showing, reprezantasyon proporsyonel =
• replik (n)
proportional representation
reply, answer, retaliation
• reprezantatif (azek)
• replike (v)
representative
to reply, retaliate, to respond
 • reprezantativite (n) to feel, to fell the effect of something
representativity • resanz (v)Variation(s): resanze
• reprezay (n) to change again
retaliation, reprisals • resanz (n)
• reprimann (v)Variation(s): reprimande change (of clothing)
to reprimand, to give a talking to, to choke off • resap (v)Variation(s): resape
• reprodiksyon (n) to fall again, resap lor kal = to lose one`s
temper again
reproduction
• resarz (v)Variation(s): resarze
• reprodir (v)Variation(s): reprodwir
to recharge
to reproduce
• resarzab (azek)
• repros (v)Variation(s): reprose
rechargeable (esp. of batteries)
o reproach, to blame someone for something
• reseler (n)
• repros (n)
receiver of stolen goods
reproach
• resemele (azek)
• reptil (n)
re-soled
reptile
• resepsyon (n)
• repus (n)
1. reception room, waiting room
to rej ect, to push away
2. reception, banquet
• repus (azek) 3. quality of reproduction of radio
kann repus = cane re-grown from previous transmission
year without replanting a new • resepsyonis (n)
• res (n) receptionist
rest, break • resepter (n)
• resaman (adv) receiver
recently • reser (v)Variation(s): resere
• resan (azek) to tighten up again, reser lyin = to strengthen
recent links

• resanblans (n) • resers (n)

resemblance research

• resanble (v) • reserse (azek)

to resemble, to have attributes in common well researched, well prepared

with • resesyon (n)
• resansman (n) recession
census • reset (n)
• resanti (v) recipe
 • resevab (azek) • resof (v)Variation(s): resofe
acceptable to heat up (of food), to reheat
• resevwar (v) • resor (n)
to receive spring
• resezi (v) • resorti (v)
to retake hold of oneself, to regain one`s self- 1. to come out again
control 2. to do a kind of move in ludo
• resh (n) • resortir (n)
rush, moving crowd to stand out clearly, to show up
• resi (n) • resortisan (n)
receipt one who comes from (a place), inhabitant of
• residivis (n) • respe (n)
recidivist respect
• resif (n) • respekte (v)
reef, coral reef, lor resif = wrecked to respect
• resiklaz (n) • respektivman (adv)
1. retraining respectively
2. recycling • respir (v)Variation(s): respire
• resikle (v) to breathe
1. to recycle
• respirasyon (n)
2. to retrain
breathing, respiration
• resiprok (azek)
• respons (n)
reciprocal
responsiveness, reaction, pena respons = no
• resipyan (n) reaction
bowl, jar, container • responsab (n)
• resisit (v)Variation(s): resisite person in charge
to revive, to bring & come back to life • responsab (azek)
• resit (v)Variation(s): resite responsible, in charge
to recite • responsabilite (n)
• resital (n) responsibility
recital • rest (v)Variation(s): reste
• resitasyon (n) 1. to live in
recitation 2. to stay, to stay over, res anplas = stay
where you are, kot u reste = where do you
• reso (n)
come from?
charcoal burner
• restan (n)
leftovers to remember
• restor (v)Variation(s): restore • retenn (v)
to eat out at a restaurant to redye
• restoran (n) • retip (v)Variation(s): retipe
restaurant to retype
• restrenn (v) • retir (v)Variation(s): retire
to restrict, to restrain, to limit 1. to subtract
2. to remove
• restriksyon (n)
3. to withdraw oneself
restriction, control
• retire (azek)
• resumet (v)
secluded
to resubmit
• retisans (n)
• resurs (n)
hesitation, reluctance, reticence
resources, resurs natirel = natural resources
• retonbe (n)
• resyo (n)
spin-offs, side effects of an action
ratio, proportion
• retor (v)
• retabli (v)
to bid higher in card
1. to recover, to get better
• retorik (n)
2. to be beck to where one was
rhetoric
• retap (v)Variation(s): retape
• retransmet (v)
1. to redo
2. to retype to retransmit
• retar (n) • retras (v)Variation(s): retrase
1. delay to retrace
2. overdue periods, an retar = late • retre (n)
• retard (v)Variation(s): retarde behind the scenes
to hold up, to delay • retresi (v)
• retardater (n) to shrink
habitual late-comer • retret (v)
• retarde (azek) to keep ball in one`s half (in football)
retarded • retret (n)
• retardman (n) pension, pran retret = to go on pension
delay • retrete (n)
• reteni (n) pensioner
shyness, reserve • retroaktif (azek)
• retenir (v) retroactive
 • retrograd (azek) revenge
retrograde • revelasyon (n)
• retrovizer (n) revelation
rear-view mirror • revelater (n)
• retruv (v)Variation(s): retruve film developer
1. to find again • reveni (n)
2. to see the past ! 1. income
• retur (n) 2. revenue column in accounts
1. menopause • rever (n)
2. return dreamer
• return (v)Variation(s): returne • reveran (n)
1. to return, to come back preacher, reverend
2. to pay back, to give back, to send back
3. to turn (of the wind) • reverifye (v)

• retus (v)Variation(s): retuse to reverify

to touch up, to improve, to repair • revers (v)Variation(s): reverse

• retus (n) to pour back

touching up, improvement • reversib (azek)

• reuver (v) can be altered, can be undone again

to reopen • revey (v)Variation(s): reveye

• rev (v)Variation(s): reve to wake up

1. to dream • revey (n)

2. to daydream alarm clockt
• rev (n) • reveye (azek)
dream, fer rev = to dream awake
• revaloriz (v)Variation(s): revalorize • reveyon (n)
to reassert the value of 1. new year`s eve party
• revander (n) 2. new year` s eve

retailer • revi (n)

• revandik (v)Variation(s): revandike magazine, periodical, booklet

to struggle for, to claim • revini (v)

• revandikasyon (n) to return

claim, struggle for a right • revirman (n)

• revann (v)Variation(s): revande reversal (of a situation)

to resell, to buy and sell • revis (v)Variation(s): revise

• revans (n) to screw back in again :

 • reviv (v) • reyni (v)
1. to relive, to go through a previous 1. to meet, to get together
experience in one`s mind 2. to bring together
2. to come back to life • reynion (n)
• reviz (v)Variation(s): revize meeting
to revise • reynpruf (azek)
• revizyon (n) waterproof
revision • reyon (n)
• revok (v)Variation(s): revoke 1. spoke (of wheel)
to revoke ` 2. shelves for printers` type
3. ray, reyon X = x-ray
• revokab (azek)
• reysi (v)
revocable
to succeed
• revokasyon (n)
• reysit (n)
revocation
success
• revolisyon (n)
• rezerv (v)Variation(s): rezerve
revolution
to book
• revolisyoner (n & azek)
• rezerv (n)
revolutionary
1. reserve
• revoltan (azek)
2. extra player
revolting, disgusting 3. wide seam
• revolte (v) • rezervasyon (n)
to rebel, to rise in rebellion booking
• revri (n) • rezerve (azek)
wishful thinking, idealism reserved, booked for someone
• rey (v)Variation(s): reye • rezervwar (n)
1. to scribble reservoir, dam
2. to cross out, to delete
• rezet (v)Variation(s): rezete
3. to hog the ball (in football)
4. to injure someone with a sharp 1. to reject
object, rey laliyn = to draw a line 2. to rethrow
3. to go on strike again
• reydius (n)
• rezidans (n)
radius
residence
• reyn (v)Variation(s): reyne
• rezidansyel (azek)
to reign
residential (of a rate)
• reyn (n)
• rezidi (n)
reign
residue, waste network
• rezilta (n) • rezoli (azek)
results resolute
• rezim (n) • rezolisyon (n)
1. regime, party in power 1. resolve
2. decision, resolution
• reziman (n)
• rezon (n)
regiment
1. reason, cause
• rezimantal (n)
2. being in the right, rezon kifer = the reason
kind of card game for, rezon det = reason for existence
• rezime (n) • rezonab (azek)
abstract, summary reasonable
• rezin (n)Variation(s): rezen • rezonans (n)
grape, grapes, rezin sek = raisin resonance, effect of an idea
• rezinbe (v)Variation(s): rezenbe • rezondet (n)
to argue back reason for existence
• rezinn (n) • rezone (v)
branch (of bananas) 1. to argue
• rezipel (n) 2. to think, to use one`s brains

erysepelas, elephantiasis • rezonnman (n)

• rezireksyon (n) reasoning, argument

resurrection • rezud (v)

• rezis (v)Variation(s): rezime to solve, to work out

to abridge, to summarise • rezwe (v)

• rezis (n) to play again, to play another round

1. register • rezwenn (v)

2. rhesus 1. to rejoin, to come together again
• rezistans (n) 2. to join together
3. to coincide with (of ideas)
resistance, refusal to accept
• rezyon (n)
• reziste (v)
region, area, district
to resist, to refuse to accept
• rezyonal (n)
• reziyne (v)
regional organisation
to accept, to resign one-self to
• rezyonal (azek)
• reziz (v)Variation(s): rezize
regional, of a district
to rejudge
• riban (n)
• rezo (n)
ribbon, tape, kup riban = to inaugurate 1. irrigation worker
2. efficiency
• ribawn (v)
3. out-rigger
to play by bouncing off the edge (in karom)
• rigolo (n)
• ribawn (n)
funny person, clown
one of the moves on karom game
• rigolo (azek)
• ribi (n)
funny, comic
ruby
• rikane (v)
• ribil (v)
sneer at, to ridicule
to retread (of tyres)
• rikord (azek)
• ribil (n)
excellent, fine
retread (of tyres)
• rikorder (n)
• ribrik (n)
1. tape recorder
regular column in a newspaper 2. recorder
• rid (n) • rikose (n)
wrinkles ricochet
• ridel (n) • rilaks (azek)
1. sides of cart relaxed
2. sides of lorry
• rilif (n)
• ridikil (azek)
relief worker
1. ridiculous
• rimann (azek)
2. idiotic
remand (of prisoner)
• ridikiliz (v)Variation(s): ridikilize
• rime (v)
to ridicule, to make fun of
to rhyme
• ridimanter (azek)
• rimer (n)
rudimentary
• rido (n) rumour, piece of gossip
• ring (n)
curtain, curtains
boxing-ring
• ridyus (n)
• ringal (n)Variation(s): rengal
radius-reducing socket (in plumbing)
kind of lever used for tightening mechanical
• rifil (n)
parts
ball-point pen
• rinoseros (n)
• rifle (v)
1. rhinoceros
to graze, to scratch 2. rhinoceros beetle
• riger (n) • rins (v)Variation(s): rinse, rens, rense
1. to rinse 1. recess, break, recreation
2. to beat up 2. riches, wealth
• rins (n)Variation(s): rens • riskan (azek)
beating, fu li enn rins = to beat him up risky, dangerous
• rint (v)Variation(s): rente • riske (v)
to work hard, to slave away to run the risk of
• ripe (n) • riso (n)Variation(s): rwiso
kind of fish stream
• ripiter (azek) • risoto (n)
repeating a year (of a class) kind of rice dish
• ripiterz (n) • risponsibul parti (n)
repeaters (of a class of school) guardian
• riple (n) • rit (n)
replay 1. writ, court order
2. rhythm, beat
• riportbuk (n)
3. ritual, rite, servi li enn rit = to serve him
report book (at college) with a writ
• riposte (v) • ritme (azek)
to reply sharply, to hit back rhythmic
• riptir (n) • rityel (azek)
rupture, complete break with ritual
• riral (azek) • riv (v)Variation(s): rive
rural to rivet
• ris (v)Variation(s): rise • rival (n)
1. to pull rival, competitor
2. to run after, chase
• rivalite (n)
3. to draw (on a cigarette)
4. to pump up by suction, to aspirate rivalry
• ris (n) • rive (n)
1. risk rivet
2. Russian • riversblok (n)
3. bee-hive
reverse block (in printing)
• ris (azek)
• rivolver (n)
rich, wealthy
revolver, pistol
• risar (n)
• rivrin (azek)Variation(s): rivren
rich person
neighbouring
• rises (n)
• riy (v)Variation(s): riye
1. to laugh from Rodrigues
2. to laugh at • rok (n)
• riye (n)
rock music
laughter, mirth • roke (n)
• riz (n) 1. terrier
calculations, stealth, sneakiness 2. henchman
• rize (azek) • rokennrol (n)
cunning, stealth rock and roll
• rizid (azek) • roket (n)
rigid rocket
• rizidite (n) • rol (n)
rigidity 1. role
2. acting up, ki so rol = what`s he up to
• rizyer (n)
• roler (n)
rice field
roller, steam-roller, road roller
• rob (n)
• rolpleg (n)
1. dress
2. religious person`s robes, rob desam = rawl-plug
dressing gown • rom (n)
• robine (n) rum
tap • roman (n)
• robo (n) novel
1. traffic-lights • romans (n)
2. robot
sentimental song
• rod (v)Variation(s): rode
• romantik (azek)
1. to look for, to seek
2. to look for trouble, rod fer lipu pul = to be romantic
over-critical • rombes (n)
• rodaz (n) rhombus
running in • romi (n)
• roderdeler (n) rummy
no-good • romin (n)Variation(s): romen
• Rodrig (n) 1. spring balance
Rodrigues 2. roman numerals
3. Romans
• Rodrige (n)
• ron (n)
person from Rodrigues
circle
• rodrige (azek)
• ron (azek)
round, bilinbi ron = kind of fruit, sif ron = a road workers
round number • rose (azek)
• rondel (n)
rocky, stony
plate, flat circular object • roskari (n)
• rondi (v) stone on which spices are crushed
to make round • roslave (n)
• rondin (n)Variation(s): ronden stone for washing clothes on
pole, timber for scaffolding • rot (v)Variation(s): rote
• roneo (azek) to belch, to burp
masinn roneo = duplicating machine • rotasyon (n)
• roneot (v)Variation(s): roneote rotation
to duplicate • rotatif (azek)
• roneoter (n) rotative
duplicating machine operator • roti (n)
• ronfle (v) kind of flat bread
1. to wheeze • roti (azek)
2. to snore
3. to rumble (of an engine) roasted

• ronfleman (n) • rotin (n)Variation(s): roten

wheeze 1. switch, stick

2. bamboo ware, wicker-work
• ronp (v)Variation(s): ronpe
• rotinaz (n)
to break off (of relations)
bamboo craft-work
• ronpwin (n)Variation(s): ronpwen
• rotine (azek)
roundabout cross-roads
made of bamboo
• ronz (v)Variation(s): ronze
• rotiner (n)
to eat away, to wear away
one who works with bamboo
• roro (n)
• rotor (n)
roll-on, roll off ship
rotor, rotating section of a motor or turbine
• ros (n)
• royn (v)Variation(s): royne
1. rock, stone
2. tough person t to trim

• ros (azek) • roynon (n)

hard kidney, kidneys

• rosbaba (n)Variation(s): roskari • roz (n)

stone for crushing spices rose

• rosbann (n) • roz (azek)

pink • rusay (n)
• rozet (n) kind of fruit
bow • rusi (v)
• rozye (n) to brown (of onions, meat, spices)
rose-bush • ruspete (v)
• rozyer (n) to balk, to make a fuss, to answer back, to
protest against
rose-tree
• rut (n)
• rugay (n)
route, rut rwayal = main road
tomato-based dish, rugay dizef = tomato-
based dish with egg, rugay somo = tomato- • rutinn (n)
based dish with canned fish routine
• ruk (n) • rutinn (azek)
docker` s work tool usual
• rul (v)Variation(s): rule
• rutyer (azek)
1. to run (of transport) of roads
2. to be working (of machinery)
3. to go, to be on one`s way • ruwaz (n)
4. to go ` ahead workings (esp. of an organisation)
• rulant (azek) • ruye (v)
ambulant, sez rulant = chair on to rust
rollers, fotey rulant = wheelchair
• ruye (azek)
• rule (n)
rusted, rusty
hem
• ruz (azek)
• rulet (n)
red, ginger (of hair)
roulette
• ruz (n)
• ruling (n)
piece in game of karom
ruling
• ruz (azek)
• rulman (n)
red, fey ruz = kind of shrub, filao ruz = kind
1. business of casuarina tree, bwadnat ruz = kind of
2. suspicious business tree, globil ruze (n)
3. part of an engine
kind of fish, ruze lake gri, ruze kanal, ruze
• rulo (n) milatres, ruze ros, ruze zonn, ruze lerb =
1. roll kinds of fish
2. pipe for rolling boats onto the beach • ruzer (n)
3. reel, spool
redness of skin
• rupi (n)
• ruzir (v)
rupee
to blush
 • rwadezer (n) • sabo (n)
kind of kite clogs
• Rwannda (n) • sabot (v)Variation(s): sabote
Rwanda to sabotage
• rwayal (azek) • sabotaz (n)
royal sabotage
• rwayar (n) • sadik (n)
metal cable sadist
• rwayom (n) • sadik (azek)
kingdom sadistic
• rwayote (n) • sadokabinet (n)
royalty shadow cabinet
• rwinn (v)Variation(s): rwine • sadomasosis (n)
to ruin, to be ruined sado-masochist
• sadu (n)
kind of religious man
• safari (n)
• sa (pron) safari suit
this, get sa = look at this, look here, pa sa = no, • safir (n)
not sapphire
• sa (azek) • safodaz (n)
this, sa liv-la = this book denoting awe, or scaffolding
mock awe
• safran (n)
• sab (n)
1. saffron
kind of huge knife, mars lor sab = religious 2. eve of wed
ceremony, mang sab = kind of mango
• safran (azek)
• sab (v)Variation(s): sable
saffron-coloured, bright yellow
1. to dig itself into sand (of shrimps)
2. to sand (with sandpaper) • saga (n)
3. to stab with a huge knife saga, long story
• saba (n) • sagay (n)
sabbath stick for defending oneself
• sabha (n) • sagren (n)
kind of society sorrow
• sablet (n) • sagrin (v & azek)Variation(s): sagren
sand-paper
1. to be sad each
2. to miss someone • sakos (n)
3. to be sorry, to regret, zako sagrin = fallen
1. small bag
• sagrinan (n & azek) 2. tool-bag
disappointing • sakre (azek)
• sagu (n) sacred
sago, pye sagu = kind of palm • sakrebeze (n)
• saheb (n) trouble, hassle
master • sakreman (n)
• saibaba (n) sacrament
name of a religion • sakremanga (n)
• sak (n) kind of sweet, spicy mango preparation
1. bag, handbag • sakresyin (n)Variation(s): sakresyen
2. sack
3. each one, every person, sak banane = every kind of fish
year • sakrifis (n)
• sak (azek) sacrifice
each, every • sakrifye (v)
• sakado (n) to sacrifice
rucksack • sakrilez (n)
• sakajab (n) sacrilege
wicked person • sakristi (n)
• sakajab (azek) sacristi, room in a church
wicked • sakristin (n)Variation(s): sakristen
• sakal (n) sexton
girlfriend • saksofonn (n)
• sakarinn (n) saxophone
saccharin, artificial sweetener • saksonn (n)
• sakaze (v)Variation(s): sakade big reinforced rubber tubing used by firemen
to break up, to destroy • sakubay (n)
• sake (n) brother-in-law
rice wine • sakuye (v)
• sakenn (adv) 1. to shake, to shake out
sakenn so sakenn = each man for himself, 2. to make someone come to his senses
selfishly • sal (v)Variation(s): sale
• sakenn (azek) to salt
 • sal (n) • salere (azek)
shawl warm, loving, open
• sal (azek) • salezon (n)
dirty, filthy salting
• sala (n) • sali (v)
brother-in-law to dirty, to lower oneself
• salad (n) • sali (n)
salad floor
• salam (eks) • saligo (n)
goodbye term of abuse
• salamanze (n) • salisan (azek)
dining-room easily showing dirt, pale-coloured (esp. of
clothing)
• salami (n)
• salitasyon (n)
salami
greetings
• salan (n)
• salmi (n)
barge
kind cf game dish
• salarye (n)
• salminn (n)
white-collared workers
term of abuse
• saldatant (n)
• salo (n)
waiting room
pig, bastard, sod
• saldebin (n)Variation(s): saldeben
• salon (n)
bathroom
lounge, sitting room
• saldeklas (n)
• salopet (n)
classroom
dungarees
• saldev (n)
• salpet (n)
church hall
saltpetre
• sale (n)
• salsa (n)
chalet
kind of dance
• sale (azek)
• salte (n)
salted, enn mang sale = a
woman, pistas sale = salted peanuts rubbish
• saler (n) • salvert (n)
1. heat marquee
2. salary, wages, an saler = on heat (of • salye (v)
animals), saler debaz = basic wage
to take one`s hat off to
 • salyut (v) • sanblans (n)
to salute show, apppearance
• samachar (n) • sanbrani (n)
news incense
• samaj (n) • sanbras (n)
society kind of sea creature
• samaritin (n)Variation(s): samariten • sandal (n)
good Samaritan 1. joss-stick
2. sandal-wood
• samba (n)
3. mosquito coil
kind of dance
• sandalet (n)
• samdi (n)
sandal
Saturday
• sandriye (n)
• samdinn (n)
ashtray
relationship between the mothers of a couple
• sandut (adv)
• samem (azek)
undoubtedly, without a doubt, no doubt
this exact, samem dimunn- la = this very
• sandya (n)
person
1. prayer
• samem (eks)
2. afternoon, 3: dusk
that`s it, that`s what I mean, exactly
• sanfil (n)
• samkot (n)
wireless, telefonn sanfil = bush telegraph
kind of fruit
• sanfot (adv)
• samo (n)
without fail
camel
• sanfrwa (n)
• samuray (n)
sang froid, cool, perdi sanfrwa = to lose one`s
samurai cool
• samusa (n) • sanfwa (adv)
kind of small pastry with filling better, rather
• san (n & azek) • sang (n)
hundred belt, kut sang = a hiding with a belt
• san (prep) • sangin (azek)Variation(s): sangen
without zoranz sangin = blood-orange
• sanbagrikiltir (n) • sangliye (n)
Chamber of Agriculture wild pig
• sanblan (n) • sanitasyon (n)
pretence, fer sanblan = to pretend sanitation, disposal of sewerage
 • saniter (n) 1. sensation, feeling
2. sensation, show, spectacle
1. sanitation office
2. health inspector • sansasyonel (azek)
• sanki (konz) sensational
without, without in any way • sanse (eks)
• sanksyon (n) supposedly, can`t believe
1. sanction, penalty • sanselye (n)
2. approval, authorisation chancellor (of university)
• sankwa (konz) • sanses (adv)
without which, if not unceasingly, without
• sanlamurprop (azek) • sansib (azek)
unscrupulous sensitive
• sanndokann (n) • sansibilite (n)
kind of cane-cutting
susceptibilities
• sanndonom (n) • sansibiliz (v)Variation(s): sansibilize
kind of powder for making dot on forehead to raise consciousness
• sannkrannti (n) • sansibilizasyon (n)
kind of religious festival consciousness raising
• sannla (n) • sansir (v)Variation(s): sansire
this one
to censor, to subject to censorship
• sanpayn (n) • sansire (azek)
champagne censored
• sanpider (azek) • sansitiv (n)
shameless kind of plant
• sanpwen (n) • sanskrit (n)
shampoo Sanskrit
• sanpye (n) • sanson (n)
centipede song
• sanpyon (n) • sansu (n)
1. mushrooms one rupee
2. hallucinogenic mushrooms
• sansu (azek)
• sans (n)
poor
1. sense, meaning
2. chance, opportunity, tant enn sans = one`s • sant (v)Variation(s): sante
luck, on the off chance 1. to sing
• sansasyon (n) 2. to confess
 • sant (n) small french coin
1. centre, middle • santiman (n)
2. centre, social centre
feelings, sentiments, li pena santiman = he`s
3. down-town, avan sant = centre hard-hearted, move santiman, fay santinan =
foreward, sant gravite = centre of gravity bad attitude
• Sant Afrik (n) • santimantal (azek)
Central African Republic sentimental
• santans (n) • santimantalite (n)
sentence sentimentality
• santaz (n) • santimantalman (adv)
blackmail, threat, santaz emosyonel = sentimentally
emotional blackmail
• santimet (n)
• sante (n)
1. centimetre
song 2. tape-measure, measuring tape
• santedanse (n) • santinel (n)
women`s singing and dancing party 1. sentry
• santener (n) 2. guardian spirit
1. centenary • santral (n)
2. person of 100 years old centre-foreward, centre-back, aryer santral =
• santenn (azek) centre-back
about a hundred • santral (azek)
• santer (n.m) central
singer • santralism (n)
• santez (n.f) centralism, santralism demokratik =
democratic centralism
singer
• santraliz (v)Variation(s): santralize
• santi (v)
to centralize, to bring under central authority
1. to smell
2. to feel • santre (v)
3. to get the feeling that, santi bon = smell 1. to centre (of artwork, carpentry)
good, santi pi = to smell off
2. to be concentrated on
• santigrad (n) • santrifiz (n)
centigrade centrefuge, machine using centrifugal force
• santigram (n) • santrifiz (azek)
centigram centrifugal, lalors santrifiz = centrifugal force
• santilit (n) • santripet (azek)
centilitre centripetal, lafors santripet = centripetal force
• santim (n)
 • santris (n) kind of flower
centrist, one who takes moderate position in • sapron (n)
politics
chaperon
• santye (n) • sapsap (n)
wood-mill variety of fish
• sanz (v)Variation(s): sanze • sapsiway (n)
to change 1. kind of game
• sanzab (azek) 2. person who changes lovers often
3. move in football
changeable, capable of being changed
• saraspati (n)
• sanzenn (adv)
name of god
unscrupulously
• sarbon (n)
• sanzman (n)
charcoal, laf sarbon = kind of fish
change
• sarbonnter (n)
• sanzo (azek)
coal
boneless (of meat)
• sarbonye (n)
• sap (v)Variation(s): sapo
charcoal maker
1. to fall
2. to escape, to get away • sard (n)
3. to get away with something, sap lor kal = to kind of fish
lose one`s temper, sap dan labus = to let
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• sape (eks) • sardinel (n)

that`s luck! kind of fish

• sapin (n)Variation(s): sapen • sardinn (n)

kind of tree sardine

• sapit (n) • saret (n)

1. chapter cart, met saret divan bef = to do something all

2. section (of an article, speech) wrong

• saple (n) • sari (n)

rosary, fer saple = to count one`s beads saree

• sapo (n) • saritab (azek)

hat charitable

• saponer (n) • sarite (n)

alms, bonom sarite = a beggar loaded, well-loaded
(man), bonnfam sarite = a beggar • sas (v)
(woman), fer sarite = to give alms
to, dimann<span< div="" style="box-sizing: 1. to hunt, to hunt down
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• sarkastik (azek) mother-in-law
sarcastic • sasdo (n)
• sarlatan (n) flushing mechanism
charlatan, quack • sase (n)
• sarn (n) 1. packet, sachet
charm 2. hunting ground

• sarod (n) • saser (n)

kind of musical instrument hunter, huntsman

• sarpantye (n) • saserdotal (azek)

carpenter, sarpantye marinn = marine of priests

carpenter • sasi (n)
• sart (n) 1. chassis
charter 2. kind of door
3. skeleton (of furniture being made)
• sartye (n)
• sat (n)
1. cart owner, cart-driver
2. projectionist cat, mars kuma sat = to tiptoe, riye sat = false
laughter, sat nwar = supposed sign of bad
• sarubay (n) luck, lerb Satan (n)
brother-in-law satan
• sarye (v) • satanik (azek)
to carry evil, Satanic
• saryer (n) • satat (n)
one who carries sacks on his shoulders kind of card game
• sarz (v)Variation(s): sarze • satelit (n)
to load, sarz kamyon = to load a lorry satellite
• sarz (n) • sati (n)
1. accusation, charge 1. name of a woman saint
2. load 2. copper bowl
3. care, dan so sarz = in his care
• satin (azek)Variation(s): saten
• sarze (n)
shiny
work consisting of cane-loading
• satini (n)
• sarze (azek)
chutney, sauce, side- toilet soap
dish satini koko, satini brinzel, satini pomda • savonn (v)Variation(s): savone
mur, satini sardinn, satini lapo pipangay,
1. to soap up for bleaching, to put out to set
• satir (n) bleach
satire 2. to give someone a talking off
• satire (azek) • savonyer (n)
saturated soap dish
• satirik (azek) • sawad (n)
satirical taste
• satisfaksyon (n) • sawchu (n)
satisfaction roasted pork
• satisfe (azek) • sawmay (n)
satisfied kind of vegetable snack
• satisfer (v) • say (v)Variation(s): saye
to satisfy 1. to slide, to skid
2. to go off the rails
• satlera (n)
• saybord (n)
kind of children`s game
sideboard
• sato (n)
• saydifek (n)
castle
side-effect
• satwa (n)
• saydinn (n)
kind of dish, mixture of seven grains roasted
and crushed shunting rail, siding it
• sava (eks) • sayeb (n)
well, ok, fine thanks master, barka sayeb = big boss
• savan (n) • sayt (n)
wise person work-site
• savat (n) • saz (azek)
1. part of pirogue keel wise
2. rubber flip-flops, savat leponz = thongs
• sazes (n)
• savedir (konz) wisdom, led an sazes = wisdom teeth
that is to say • sazfam (n)
• savon (n) midwife
soap, vyel savon = kind of fish • saziter (n)
• savone (azek) Sagittarius
met savone = to bleach • se (v)
• savonet (n)
is, lide se pu uver li pu tu dinunn = the idea is 1. conductor
to open it to all 2. leader (sarcastically)
• se (n) • sefti (n)
sir, man teacher safety-catch
• seans (n) • seftibelt (n)
session, seans sinema = cinema show safety belt
• sebsteysyonn (n) • sefziz (n)
water-works sub-station chief justice
• sed (v)Variation(s): sede • seg (adv)
1. lead to second position (abbreviation of segon)
2. to give in • sega (n)
• sedar (n) 1. sega music
cedar 2. sega dancing, sega tipik = traditional
sega, sega komersyal = commercial
• sedev (n)
sega, sega angaze = committed
masterpiece
• sega (azek)
• sedi (n)
cornered
cedilla, mark under certain letters (example
• segatye (n)
�)
sega musician
• sedil (n)
• segon (n)
schedule
second class (by rail)
• sedisyon (n)
• segon (azek)
sedition
second
• sedwir (v)
• segonde (v)
to seduce
to second (of a motion)
• sef (n)
• segonder (n)
chief
secondary schooling
• sef (azek)
• segonder (azek)
main, chief, sef ponpye = chief fireman
secondary
• sefdefami (n)
• segonn (n)
head of household
1. second (of time)
• sefdefil (n)
2. kind of seats at the cinema
political leader 3. second gear
• sefdegar (n) • segonnme (azek)
bus station foreman second-hand
• sefdorkes (n) • segregasyon (n)
segregation • sekre (n)
• segrege (v) secret
to segregate, to be segregated • sekre (azek)
• sejwik (n) secret, hidden
kind of salary adjustment • sekresyon (n)
• sek (n) secretion
cheque • sekretarya (n)
• sek (adv) secretariat
sharply (of speaking) • sekreter (n)
• sek (azek) secretary
1. dry • sekreter-zeneral (n)
2. low-tide general secretary
3. empty, tom sek = lose consciousness,
faint, mor sek = killed, dead on the spot, • seks (n)
outright, mile sek, lik 1. sex organ
• sekans (n) 2. sex, male or female

sequence (esp. in a film) • seksek (adv)

• sekater (n) sharply (esp. of a reply)

pruning scissors • seksi (azek)

• seke (n) sexy

advantage, vey seke = to hang around hoping • seksis (azek)

to get something sexist
• sekel (n) • seksism (n)
sequel sexism
• sekenn (v) • sekstan (n)
to shake hands sextant
• seki (prep) • seksyalite (n)
that which, those who sexuality
• sekiler (azek) • seksyel (azek)
secular sexual, relasyon seksyel = sexual intercourse
• sekirikor (n) • seksyon (n)
security guard division, section, department
• sekirite (n) • sekt (n)
1. security, safety religious denomination, sect
2. secret service, sekirite sosyal = social
• sektaris (azek)
security
sectarian
 • sekter (n) • selfelp (n)
section, work sector self help association
• sekter (azek) • selfenployd (azek)
sectarian self-employed
• sektoryel (azek) • selfrilayenns (n)
sectorial politics of self-reliance
• sekur (n) • selibater (n)
help bachelor, spinster
• sekus (n) • selibater (azek)
jolt, shock unmarried
• sel (v)Variation(s): sele • selil (n)
to seal 1. prison cell
2. blood cell
• sel (adv)
3. party cell, branch
the only (of way of proceeding with)
• seliloyd (n)
• sel (azek)
celluloid
1. only
• selin (n)Variation(s): selen
2. only one
3. great, fye enn sel pos = to live off one wage- shilling
earner, enn sel tapaz = a great noise • selman (azek)
• sele (azek) only, merely
sealed, closed up completely • selman (konz)
• sele (n) but, but if, except that
met sele = to put under government seal, • selofann (n)
prior to court action, to close down officially
cellophane paper
• selebrasyon (n)
• selon (adv)
celebration
1. according to taste
• selebre (v) 2. respectively
to celebrate • selon (prep)
• seleksyon (n)
according to
choice, selection • Selone (azek)
• seleksyonn (v)Variation(s): seleksyone Ceylonese
to choose, to be chosen • selotep (n)
• selet (n) sellotape
tall ornamental table • selri (n)
• selfdifenns (n) celery
self-defence (as extenuating circumstance)
 • selsmenn (n) 1. scenario
2. outline of possible events
salesman
• senater (n)
• selsyes (n)
senator
Celsius scale
• senay (n)
• selter (n)
kind of musical instrument
shelter
• Senegal (n)
• sem (v)Variation(s): seme
Senegal
to sow
• seni (n)
• sema (n)
1. aluminium tray for sorting out rice on
schema
2. caterpillar
• semans (n)
• senn (n)
seeds
1. scene, to do
• seme (n) 2. channel (esp. of radio, TV)
sowing • sennters (n)
• semel (n) supports for scaffolding for concrete roof
sole (of shoe) • senntri (n)
• semenn (n) patrol in fire station, sentry
week, semenn 40-er = 40-hour • sennwich (n)
week, semenn set zedi = a tough time of it
sandwich
• semifinal (n)
• seo (n)
semifinals
1. bucket
• seminar (n) 2. kind of snack
seminar • separasyon (n)
• seminer (n) 1. wall, partition
1. seminary 2. marital state of
2. seminar separation, separasyon dibyin = out of
community of property
• semingep (n)
• separatis (n)
summing up (in parliament , debates, etc)
separatist H
• semizye (n)
• separe (v)
shirt-waister
1. to avoid (of an accident)
• semul (n)
2. to intervene (in a fight)
semolina 3. separate (from a spouse)
• sena (n) • separe (azek)
United States Senate separate
• senaryo (n) • separeman (adv)
separately cerebellum, part of the brain
• seporter (n) • serebral (azek)
supporter cerebral, of the brain
• seporting member (n) • seremoni (n)
supporting member (esp. of a club) ceremony
• seprayzparti (n) • serenad (n)
surprise party serenade
• septam (n) • serenite (n)
September serenity
• septik (n) • serf (n)
sceptical 1. deer
2. venison
• septiktink (n)Variation(s): septiktenk
• seri (n)
septic tank
1. series
• sepya (n)
2. my dear
sepia 3. sherry, seri A = the A series
• ser (v)Variation(s): sere • seri (azek)
1. to tighten a number, many
2. to be tense, ser lame = to shake
• serigrafi (n)
hands, ser sintir = be more
economical, ser ran = to tighten the ranks screen printing
• ser (n) • serin (n)Variation(s): seren
sister canary
• ser (azek) • serindikap (n)Variation(s): serendikap
costly, expensive kind of bird, cape canary
• ser (eks) • sering (n)Variation(s): sereng
dear (in letters) injection needle, syringe
• seramik (azek) • seringol (n)Variation(s): serengol
ceramic kind of kite
• seraz (n) • serir (n)
tightening up (esp. of rules, or of their lock
enforcement), met seraz = to become strict • serirye (n)
• sere (azek) lock-smith
tight, madam sere = kind of fish • seriz (n)
• sereal (n) cherry
cereal • seriz (azek)
• serebelum (n)
red 1. certain, I some
2. absolutely sure
• serk (n)
3. a specific degree of, sertin dimunn = some
1. circle people
2. part of an engine, piston ring
• sertitid (n)
• serkey (n)
certitude
coffin
• servant (n)
• serkiler (n)
servant, domestic, employee
duplicated notice
• server (n)
• serkle (v)
waiter, waitress
to circle
• servey (n)
• serman (n)
survey
oath
• servi (v)
• sermant (v)Variation(s): sermante
to serve
to take an oath 2. to use
• sermon (n) • servis (n)
sermon 1. religious service
• serom (n) 2. favour
3. service (in tennis)
intravenous drip
4. service (esp. in shop, hotel, etc), rann
• serpan (n) enn servis = to do a favour
1. snake, asp • servising (n)
2. traitor term of abuse
servicing (of a machine)
4. kind of game
• serviter (n)
• sers (v)Variation(s): serse
servant (usually man)
to fetch, to go and fetch, to go and get, to go
and pick up • servolan (n)

• sersan (n) kite

sergeant • servyet (n)

• serser (n) towel, hand-towel

researcher • serzwin (n)Variation(s): serzwen

• sertifika (n) kind of tool

certificate, diploma • sesa (eks)

• sertifye (v) that`s it, exactly

1. to certify, to certify to • sesasyon (n)

2. to declare insane cessation, ceasing, stop
• sertin (azek)Variation(s): serten • Sesel (n)
Seychelles
 • seselwa (n) strict
person from Seychelles • severenns (n)
• seselwa (azek) severenns alawens = severance allowance
of Seychelles • severite (n)
• sesi-sela (n) strictness, harshness
1. this and that, odds & ends • sevings (n)
2. fuss-pot savings (esp. in the bank)
• sesiponte (azek) • seviyer (n)
kind of pirogue boat shinguard
• seswar (n) • sevraz (n)
hair dryer animal feed
• sesyon (n) • sevre (n)
session weaning food
• set (n) • sevret (n)
set shrimp, sevret lamer, sevret larivyer, sevret g
• setadir (konz) omon, sevret betang, sevret kuran = kinds of
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any old one • sevriye (n)
• setif (azek) kind of shrimp net
stunted, under-developed • seway (n)
• setskwer (n) vermicelli
set-square • sey (v)Variation(s): seye
• setyem (azek) 1. to try, to make an attempt
seventh 2. to try on
• sevalresk (azek) • seyaz (n)

chivalrous (only used sarcastically) trial run

• sevalye (n) • seyn (v)Variation(s): seyne

chevalier, knight, sevalye larenn = queen`s to bleed
knight • seyner (n)
• sevasivir (n) 1. feudal lord
kind of socio-religious organisation 2. name used for addressing god
• seve (n) • seyner (n)

hair lord, god

• sever (azek) • seynman-dine (n)

nose-bleed substitutionism (for a political party to
substitute itself for a class)
• sez (n)
• sibstitye (v)
1. chair
2. sixteen to substitute
• sezaryenn (n) • sibvansyone (azek)
Caesarian (of operation) subsidized
• sezi (v) • sibvansyonn (v)
1. to seize, to confiscate to subsidize
2. to stop on the spot, to seize up • sibversif (n & azek)
3. to be taken aback
subversive
• sezi (n)
• sibversyon (n)
met sezi = to confiscate
subversion
• sezisman (n)
• sibzektiv (azek)
shock
subjective, biased
• sezon (n)
• sibzektivite (n)
season
subjectivity
• sezonye (azek)
• sid (n)
seasonal (esp. of workers)
cider
• sezur (n)
• sid (azek)
stay
south
• sezyem (azek)
• sidafrik (n)
sixteenth
South Africa
• si (konz)
• sidis (n)
if, si nek mwa = if it were up to me, si lamer ti
a bwi, tu pwason ti a kwi = if cows could fly southerner, one from and in favour of the
south
• sib (n)
• sif (n)
target, victim
1. number
• sibaltern (n) 2. shift
inferior, junior, one of lower rank
• sifann (v)
• sibir (v) to have lunch or dinner
to suffer from, to suffer • sifi (v)
• sibsid (n) 1. to be enough, to be sufficient
subsidy 2. to be more than enough
• sibstitisyon (n) • sifilis (n)
substitution syphilis
• sibstitisyonism (n) • sifizaman (adv)
sufficiently • sikatris (n)
• sifizan (azek) 1. scar
2. unpleasant memory
-enough, sufficient
• sikdorz (n)
• sifon (n)
stick of candy
1. rag, dishcloth, floorcloth
2. siphon • siklik (azek)
• sifone (azek) cyclic, in cycles
crumpled • siklis (n)
• sifonn (v)Variation(s): sifone 1. cyclist
2. cycling
to crumple, to crush into a ball
• siklonik (azek)
• sifraz (n)
cyclonic
suffrage, right to vote, sifraz iniversel =
universal suffrage • siklonn (n)
• sifre (azek) cyclone
in figures • siklotronn (n)
• sig (n) cyclotron, accelerator
acronym, initials • siko (n)
• sigar (n) tree stump, vye siko = tough old man
cigar • sikoanalis (n)
• sigaret (n) psychoanalyst
cigarette • sikoanalitik (azek)
• sigzer (v)Variation(s): sigzere psychoanalytical
to suggest • sikoanaliz (n)
• sik (v)Variation(s): sike psycho-analysis`
to suck on • sikolog (n)
• sik (n) psychologist
1. sick leave • sikolozik (azek)
2. Sikh psychological
3. cycle
• sikolozikman (adv)
• sik (azek)
psychologically
smart, chic
• sikopat (n)
• sikaner (n)
psychopath
tease
• sikore (n)
• sikann (v)Variation(s): sikane
chicory
1. to call someone names
2. to tease • sikoz (n)
psychosis, kree enn sikoz = to make everyone • silek-komiti (n)
obsessive about something, to create a select committee (of parliament)
collective pychosis
• silenn (n)
• sikre (azek)
1. cylinder
sugared, sweetened 2. peg for tightening guitar strings
• sikriye (n) • siler (n)
1. sugar estate sealer, wood-sealer
2. sugar bowl
• silikonn (n)
• sikriyer (azek)
silicon
of sugar, of the sugar
industry, lindistri sikriyer = sugar industry • silkan (azek)

• sikse (n) crooked, askew, squiffy

success • silkskrinn (n)

• siksesyon (n) silk screen printing

succession, property going to heirs • silos (n)

• siksike (v) silo

to take opium orally • silvuple (eks)Variation(s): silteple

• sikwinn (n) if you will, please

sequin • silwet (n)

• sikyat (n) silhouette

psychiatrist • sim (n)

• sikyatri (n) kind of tree

psychiatry • sima (n)

• sikyatrik (azek) cement

psychiatric, lopital sikyatrik = psychiatric • simagre (n)Variation(s): simagri

hospital 1. faces, grimace, playing up, being a
• sil (n)Variation(s): siy nuisance
2. witchcraft
eye-lashes
• simant (v)
• silab (n)
to cement, to bond together
syllable
• sime (n)Variation(s): simin, simen
• silans (n)
1. road, street
silence 2. direction
• silansye (n) 3. moral path, pena sime = there`s no
way, dan sime = on it`s way here, ena sime =
silencer
it
• silansye (azek)
• simedfer (n)
silent
railway cymbal
• simenef (n) • sinbiyoz (n)Variation(s): senbiyoz
motorway symbiosis
• simetrik (azek) • sinbol (n)Variation(s): senbol
symmetric symbol
• simi (n) • sinbolik (azek)Variation(s): senbolik
chemistry symbolic
• simik (azek) • sinbolikman (adv)Variation(s):
senbolikman
chemical
symbolically
• similarite (n)
• sinboliz (v)Variation(s): sinbolize,
similarity, likeness
senboliz, senbolize
• similasyon (n)
to symbolize
simulation
• sindespri (azek)Variation(s): sendespri
• similer (azek)
sane, of sound mind
similar
• sindik (v)Variation(s): sindike, sendik,
• simis (n) sendike
chemist to unionise, to be unionised
• simityer (n) • sindika (n)Variation(s): sendika
cemetary, simityer ros = place where rocks trade union
are disposed of, figir kuma topet simityer =
• sindikalist (n)Variation(s): sendikalist
long-faced, disappointed, gayn loder simityer
full-time trade union organiser (often paid for
• simiz (n)
his work)
1. shirt
• sindur (n)Variation(s): sendur
2. gasket (in engines), kalson-simiz = two
inseparable friends red powder put on hair parting
• sin (azek)Variation(s): sen • sinema (n)
saint, sin toma = one who is cinema
sceptical, sin mont lor li = he gets entranced • Singapur (n)
by his faith
1. Singapour
• sin (azek)Variation(s): sen 2. kind of wood
clean, pure • sini (n)
• sinagog (n) caterpillar
synagogue • sinifikasyon (n)
• sinapis (n) meaning
word in a children`s game • sinifye (v)
• sinbal (n)Variation(s): senbal to signify, to raean
 • sinistre (n) synonym
cyclone refugee, homeless person • sinp (azek)Variation(s): senp
• sinizit (n) 1. simple, easy
2. modest
sinisitis
3. ordinary
• sink (n & azek)Variation(s): senk 4. single, osi sinp ki sa = very easy
five, akoz sink su, linn fer sa = he did that for • sinpanze (n)Variation(s): senpanze
a paltry sum
chimpanze
• sinkant (n & azek)Variation(s):
• sinpati (n)Variation(s): senpati
senkant
sympathy
fifty
• sinpatik (azek)Variation(s): senpatik
• sinkantenn (azek)Variation(s):
senkantenn pleasant, easy-going
about fifty • sinpatiz (v)Variation(s): sinpatize,
senpatiz, senpatize
• sinkop (n)Variation(s): senkop
to sympathise
loss of consciousness , faint
• sinpatizan (n)Variation(s): senpatizan
• sinkyem (n)Variation(s): senkyem
supporter, supporting member
fifth standard
• sinpleman (adv)Variation(s):
• sinkyem (azek)Variation(s): senkyem
senpleman
fifth
simply
• sinnjer (n)
• sinplifikasyon (n)Variation(s):
sewing machine senplifikasyon
• sinnwa (n) simplification
Chinese, vyel sinnwa = kind of • sinplifye (v)Variation(s): senplifye
fish, bred sinnwa = kind of leafy vegetable
to simplify, to make easier
• sinnyal (v)Variation(s): sinnyale
• sinplis (azek)Variation(s): senplis
1. to signal
simplistic
2. to let someone know
• sinplisite (azek)Variation(s): senplisite
• sinnyal (n)
simplicity
signal, sign
• sinser (azek)Variation(s): senser
• sinnyor (n)
sincere
senior school certificate
• sinserite (n)Variation(s): senserite
• sinnyore (n)
sincerity
one with senior school certificate
• sinserman (adv)Variation(s):
• sinnyorite (n)
senserman
seniority
sincerely
• sinonim (n)
 • sintaks (n)Variation(s): sentaks • siperstisyon (n)
syntax superstition
• sintespri (n)Variation(s): sentespri • siperstriktir (n)
name of a god superstructure (esp. political and social
organisation)
• sintetizer (n)Variation(s): sentetizer
• sipervizyon (n)
moog synthesiser
supervision
• sintir (n)Variation(s): sentir
• siperyer (n)
belt, ser sintir = to cut down on expenses
superior, superior officer, one of higher rank
• sintom (n)Variation(s): sentom
• siperyer (azek)
symptom
superior, higher quality, better
• sinz (n)Variation(s): senz
• siplemanter (n)
monkey (as in playing up)
supplementary (esp. of workers)
• sipa (konz)
• sipliy (v)Variation(s): sipllye
whether, if, or
to plead, to plead with
• sipay (n)
• sipor (n)
soldier, lagrin sipay = kind of seed
support
• sipek (n)
• siport (v)Variation(s): siporte
prawn cracker
to bear, to stand, pa siporte = can`t stand it
• siper (eks)
• siporter (n)
super, good, excellent
supporter (of a team)
• siperfisyel (azek)
• sipoze (v)
superficial
to suppose, to assume
• siperfli (azek)
• sipozeman (adv)
superfluous
supposedly
• siperinpoz (v)Variation(s):
siperinpoze, siperenpoz, siperenpoze • sipozisyon (n)
to superimpose hypothesis
• sipermarket (n)Variation(s): • sipre (n)
sipermarse kind of tree
supermarket • siprem (n & azek)
• siperpwisans (n) supreme, lakur siprem = supreme court
super-power (esp. used of United States and • siprim (v)Variation(s): siprime
Russia)
to suppress
• siperstisye (azek) 2. to be suppressed
superstitious • sir (azek)
certain • sirkonstans (n)
• sir (eks) circumstance
are you sure? • sirkwi (n)
• sirandann (n) circuit, kur sirkwi = short-circuit
riddle • sirlekote (azek)
• siraz (n) on its side
wax, wax polish • sirman (adv)
• sire (v) assuredly, certainly, surely
put polish on the floor • siro (n)
• sirfas (n) juice
surface • siro (azek)
• sirfile (v) sweet
to sew the edge of cloth, to prevent fraying • siroz (n)
• sirfilez (n) cirrhosis
machine for sewing edges of cloth • sirpeple (azek)
• sirintandan (n)Variation(s): overpopulated
sirentandan • sirplas (adv)
superintendent of police on the spot
• sirirzi (n) • sirplis (n)
surgery (study of) surplus, extra
• sirirzyin (n)Variation(s): sirirzyen • sirpopilasyon (n)
surgeon overpopulation
• sirk (n) • sirprann (v)
circus to surprise
• sirkil (v)Variation(s): sirkile • sirpriz (n)
1. to make around, surprise
2. to spread (of a rumour)
• sirtaks (n)
• sirkilasyon (n)
surtax
traffic
• sirtu (adv)
• sirkonferans (n)
especially
circumference
• sirtu (konz)
• sirkonfleks (azek)
especially since
circumflex
• sirveyans (n)
• sirkonsizyon (n)
1. police surveillance
circumcision 2. medical supervision
 • siryin (n & azek)Variation(s): siryen 1. collective saving scheme
2. kind of fish, met sit = to contribute towards
Syrian
a collective saving scheme
• sis (v)Variation(s): sise
• sita (n)
to suck on
name of a goddess
• sis (n & azek)
• sitadel (n)
six
citadel, old fortress overlooking Port Louis
• siseptib (azek)
• sitan (azek)
touchy, easily offended
as much as that
• siset (n)
• sitar (n)
ice-lolly
sitar
• sisi (n)
• site (n)
playing up
housing estate
• sispann (v)
• sitern (n)
o suspend
water lorry
• sispans (n)
• siterpanari (n)
suspense
kind of children`s game
• sispansyon (n)
• sitinn (n)
suspension
sit-in
• sispe (n & azek)
• sito (adv)Variation(s): osito
suspect
as soon as
• sistem (n)
• sitolozi (n)
1. ritual, rite
cytology, study of cells
2. system
• sitron (n)
• sistematik (azek)
citron, lime, sitron gale = kind of citron
systematical
• sitronel (n)
• sistematikman (adv)
citronella
methodically, systematically
• sitwayennte (n)
• sister (n)
citizenship, sitwayennte doner = honourable
nursing sister
citizenship
• sisyon (n)
• sitwayin (n)Variation(s): sitwayen
scission, split, break in two
citizan
• sit (v)Variation(s): site
• sityasyon (n)
to cite, to quote
situation
• sit (n)
• sitye (v)
to situate shears
• siva (n) • size (n)
name of a god subject
• sivala (n) • size (v)
temple to sit
• sivi (n) • size (prep)
1. metal pins for holding back of cart in place size a = subject to
2. shin • sizer (n & adv)
• sivil (azek) six o`clock
civil, maryaz sivil = civil marriage, leta sivil = • sizesyon (n)
civil status office, lager sivil = civil war, servis
suggestion
• siviliz (v)Variation(s): sivilize
• sizle (v)
to civilize
1. to cut bark of a tree, to make it shoot 2, to
• sivilizasyon (n)
give a hiding to
civilization • sizo (n)
• sivilize (azek) scissors, pair of scissors
civilized • sizofin (n)Variation(s): sizofen
• sivis (n) chisel
civics • sizron (n)
• sivratri (n)
kind of religion
kind of religious festival • sizyem (n)
• siwala (n) sixth standard
temple • sizyem (azek)
• siyn (v)Variation(s): siyne sixth
to sign • skamel (n)
• siyn (n) kind of tractor
sign, indication, clue, hint • skandal (n)
• siynater (n) scandal
signatory • skandinav (n)
• siynatir (n) Scandinavia
1. signature • skandinav (azek)
2. surname
Scandinavian
• siyonaz (n)
• skavennjing (n)
ploughing
dustman, garbage
• sizay (n)
• skayskreper (n)
skyscraper • skut (n)
• skelet (n) scout, boy scout
1. skeleton • skuter (n)
2. thin person scooter
• sketbord (n) • skwad (n)
skateboard group of policemen or safe firemen
• skilptir (n) • skwer (n)
sculpture square (of open land, in it town)
• skilter (n) • slak (azek)
sculptor slack, undisciplined
• skimovdyutiz (n) • slayd (n)
scheme of duties slide
• skizofreni (n) • slaydrul (n)
schizophrenia sliderule
• skor (n) • slaydso (n)
score slide show
• skorpyon (n) • slip (n)
1. scorpion 1. underpants
2. Scorpio 2. slip of paper with examination results on it:
• skotch (n)
• slo (n)
sellotape slow dance, ballroom-dancing
• skotis (n) • slogan (n)
kind of dance, schottische slogan
• skrabul (n) • smart (azek)
scrabble smart
• skrip (n) • smolskel (azek)
script smallscale (of industries)
• skripil (n) • snak (n)
scruples, san skripil = without scruples snack-bar
• skriptir (n) • snob (n & azek)
scripture snob
• skrutini (n) • snobis (n)
scrutiny (of ballots) snobbiness
• skuba (n) • so (n)
scuba-diving show, slayd so = slide show
 • so (azek) 1. shock
2. stand
1. hot, warm
3. electrical shock, E.C.T.
2. difficult, touchy, karay so = I`m broke
• soket (n)
• so (pron)
electrical socket
his, her
• sokola (n)
• sobizness (n)
chocolate
show business
• soksamachar (n)
• soda (n)
1. funeral announcement
soda water
2. shocking news
• sodomi (n)
• sol (n)
sodomy
1. sol (musical note)
• sof (v)Variation(s): safe 2. sale
1. to heat up 3. sole, kind of fish, lor sol = on sale
2. to become angry • solda (n)
3. to hot up (of a situation)
soldier
4. to have heat treatment
• soldar (n)
• sofa (n)
hermit
armchair
crab, soldar sipay, soldar demer, soldar ater =
• sofaz (n) kind of hermit crab
heating • solde (v)
• sofbin (n)Variation(s): sofben 1. to kill, to do in
hot-water shower 2. to finish, travay finn solde = the work is
over
• sofe (v)
• soler (azek)
1. to warm up (before a match)
2. to reheat (cooked food) solar, lenerzi soler = solar energy

• sofer (n) • soley (n)

1. driver sun, enn kut soley = sunstroke, dormi

2. chauffeur, sofer bis = bus driver, sofer taxi = ziska soley krwaze lor to lonbri = to sleep in
taxi driver • solid (n)
• sofman (n) strong, sturdy
inflammation, sofman lavesi = cystitis • solidarite (n)
• sofret (n) solidarity
heater • solider (azek)
• sok (v)Variation(s): soke supporting, in solidarity
1. to shock • solisyon (n)
2. to be shocked
solution
• sok (n)
 • solo (n) • son (n)
solo sound, de son laklos = both sides of the story
• som (n) • sona (n)
1. sum sauna
2. lump�sum • sonar (n)
• somali (n) a caste
Somalia • sonat (n)
• somat (azek) sonata
brackish • sonet (n)
• somaz (n) bell, bicycle bell
unemployment, to somaz = rate of • sonn (v)Variation(s): sone
unemployment
1. to ring, to peal out
• sombu (n) 2. to sound, to give the impression of
kind of bowl
• sonorizasyon (n)
• some (n) 1. public address system
summit, o some = at the summit 2. sound effects
• somer (n) • sonz (n)
unemployed person kind of vegetable
• somey (n) • sopinet (n)
sleep, gayn somey = to fall little bottle
asleep, somey bef = sleep like a log • soping (n)
• somnifer (n) shopping
sleeping tablet • sopinn (n)
• somon (n) small bottle
1. canned fish of any kind 2 . salmon • sopstiward (n)
• somone (azek) shop steward
salmon pink • sor (n)
• somye (n) curse, met sor = to put bad spirits on
springs • sorbe (n)
• somye (n) ice-cream
spring (of mattress) • sori (eks)
• son (azek) excuse me, sorry, I beg your pardon
1. dark • sorselri (n)
2. blurred
3. overcast witchcraft
4. without much hope • sorsye (n)
1. witch, witch-doctor • sosison (n)
2. kind of fish kind of sausage
• sort (v)Variation(s): sorti
• soso (n)
1. to go out, to go on an outing kind of game
2. to get out, to leave
3. to come from (of an area), kot to sorti = • soso (azek)
where do you hail from, sort depi la = get out very hot
of here
• sospikant (n)
• sort (n)
hot sauce
1. kind
• sosruz (n)
2. shorts
home-made tomato sauce
• sortenn (n)
• sosyal (azek)
shorthand
social, sant sosyal = social
• sortez (n)
centre, sosyal demokrat = social democrat
shortage of funds or good
• sosyalis (n)
• sorti (v)
socialist
1. to go out
• sosyalis (azek)
2. to go out with
socialist
• sorti (n)
• sosyalism (n)
outing
socialism
• sorting (n)
• sosyete (n)
act of sorting out thing
1. society
• sortlis (n)
2. organisation
shortlist
• sosyolog (n)
• sortmayn (azek)
sociologist
small-minded
• sosyolozi (n)
• sorum (n)
sociology
showroom, display room
• sosyolozik (azek)
• sorwerker (n)
sociological
shoreworker, kind of docker
• sot sote (v)
• sosblans (n)
1. to jump
white sauce 2. to jump over
• soset (n) 3. to fry after parboiling, sote-pile = make a
fuss, sot lakord = to skip
sock, soset arab = endless space for containing
things • soter (n)

• sosis (n) term of abuse, meaning loose woman .

sausage • sotrel (n)

1. cricket, small beetle • spektak (n)
2. person who changes sexual part show, spektak kiltirel = cultural show
• sov (v)Variation(s): sove
• spektakiler (azek)
1.to save, to save from spectacular
2. to flee, to run away, to escape, to get away
3. to elope • spektater (n)

• sov (azek) 1. spectator, audience 2 passive on-looker

bald, koko sov = bald • sper (n)

• sovaz (n) 1. spare, extra

2. extra I player
1. savage
2. term of abuse, badamye sovaz = kind of • sper (azek)
tree spare, extra
• sover (n) • sperm (n)
savior sperm
• sovinis (n & azek) • spesifik (azek)
chauvinist specific
• sovsuri (n) • spesifikman (adv)
fruitbat specifically
• sovyet (n) • spesifisite (n)
1. soviet, workers federation specificity
2. Russia
• spesifye (v)
• sovyetik (azek)
to specify
Russian
• spesimenn (n)
• soy (n)
odd-bod, amazing person
kind of grass
• spesyal (azek)
• soya (n)
special
soya, lasos soya = soya sauce
• spesyal-liv (n)
• soz (n)
special leave
1. thing, object
• spesyalbranch (n)
2. whatis-name, thingummy
special branch, security police
• soz (eks)
• spesyalis (n)
um
specialist
• sozi (n)
• spesyalite (n)
double (of a person)
speciality
• spageti (n)
• spesyaliz (v)Variation(s): spesyalize
spaghetti
to specialize
 • spesyalman (adv) • stabiliz (v)Variation(s): stabilize
especially to stabilize
• spidbot (n) • stad (n)
speed boat stadium
• spidomet (n) • staf (n)
speedometer white-collared workers
• spiker (n) • stal (n)
radio announcer 1. market stall
2. animals` stall
• spikrinn (n.f)
• stalaktit (n)
radio announcer
stalactite
• spirityel (azek)
• stale (v)
religious spiritual
to set up the board
• split (n)
• Stalinism (n)
split (in a group)
Stalinism
• spor (n)
• stampad (n)
sport
stamp pad
• sportif (n)
• stanp (v)
sportsman
to stamp (with rubber stamp)
• sportif (azek)
• stanp (n)
active in sports
rubber stamp
• spre (v)
• stapna (n)
to spray
kind of musical instrument
• spre (n)
• start (n)
aerosol
1. starter (of vehicle)
• sprinnkler (n)
2. starting point (in games)
sprinkler
• stasyon (n)
• sprinnte (v)
1. police station
to sprint 2. fire station
• Srilanka (n) • stasyonn (v)Variation(s): stasyone
Sri Lanka to be parked, stationary (of vehicle)
• stab (azek) • stati (n)
1. stable 1. status, social standing
2. trustworthy 2. statue
• stabilite (n) • statik (azek)
stability static
 • statiko (n) • steriliz (v)Variation(s): sterilize
status quo 1. to sterilize (by destroying bacteria)
2. to sterilize (to render barren)
• statistik (n)
• sterilizasyon (n)
statistics
sterilization
• stazyer (n)
• stesyoneri (n)
student on a placement
stationery (esp. in accounting language)
• stek (n)
• stetment (n)
steak
statement (to the authorities)
• stenn (n)
• stetoskop (n)
1. stand, exhibition stand
2. stand, position stethoscope
3. taxi stand • stidyo (n)
4. motorbike stand
photographic studio
• stenndard (n & azek)
• stikerz (n)
standard
sticker
• stennding (n)
• stil (n)
1. standing room
2. high social status style, stil devlopman = kind of development

• stennsil (n) • stividor (n)

stencil stevedore

• stepler (n) • stok (n)

stepler stock

• stepne (n) • stokaz (n)

spare-tyre 1. storage
2. hoarding
• stepul (n)
• stoking (n)
staple
football stockings, socks
• stereo (n)
• stop (v)
stereo
to stop, to halt
• stereotip (n)
• stop (n)
stereotype
mains tap
• steril (azek)
• stoper (n)
sterile
back (in sports)
• sterile (n)
• stopval (n)
I.U.D.
stop valve
• sterilite (n)
• stor (n)
sterility
store united, enn lekip byin sude = a closely united
team
• storkiper (n)
• suder (n)
storekeeper
solderer, one who works in soldering
• stratez (n)
• suf (n)
strategist
1. sulphur
• stratezi (n)
2. breath
strategy
• sufer (v)
• strayker (n)
1. to suffer
piece in the game of karom 2. to bear, mo pa sufer li = I can`t stand him
• stres (n) • sufle (v)
stress 1. to blow
• strik (azek) 2. to whistle
3. to sound a siren, labriz sufle = the wind
strict, severe
blows
• striktir (n)
• sufler (n)
structure
cauliflower
• stul (n)
• suflet (n)
stool
whistle
• su (n)
• sufrans (n)
cent, mo pena enn su = I`m broke
suffering, agony
• su (azek)
• sugerinndistri (n)
drunk
1. kind of social centre
• su (prep) 2. sugar industry welfare fund
1. under • suk (v)Variation(s): suke
2. below
to nip, to steal
• subasman (n)
• suk (n)
foundation
ring at front of pirogue
• subiz (n)
• sukup (n)
fringe, bangs
saucer, sukup volant = flying saucer, tas
• subson (n) san sukup = false charges
suspicion, mistrust • sular (n)
• subsonn (v)Variation(s): subsone drunkard
to suspect, to believe someone guilty without • sulaz (n)Variation(s): sulaze
proof
1. to be relieved
• sude (azek) 2. to be relieved of pain
• sulaze (azek)
relieved • sunuk (n)
• sulazman (n) kind of salted fish
relief • sunuk (azek)
• sule (azek) pwason sunuk = kind of salted fish
drunk • sup (azek)
• sulev (v) supple
to raise (of a matter) • supap (n)
• sulezon (n) safety valve
drunkenness, intoxication • supervayzer (n)
• sulfamezatinn (n) supervisor
kind of medicine • supir (n)
• sulfat (n) sigh
kind of plant • supire (v)
• sulpis (n) 1. to sigh
2. to ooze (esp. of a wound, sore, etc)
syphilis
• surann (n)
• sulsega (n)
kind of root vegetable
kind of sega music
• surd (azek)
• sulwe (v)
deaf
to sub-let
• surday (n)
• sulye (n)
stone deaf person
shoes
• surir (v)
• sumarin (n)Variation(s): sumaren
to smile
1. submarine i
2. illegally engaged workers • surir (n)
• sumarinn (n) smile
underwater fishing • suriyan (azek)
• sumarinn (azek) smiling, laughing
under-water (of fishing) • surma (n)
• sumet (v) powder put around eyes in religious service
1. to submit, to give in • surnwa (n)
2. to hand in sneak
• sunave (n) • surnwa (azek)
kind of vegetable deceitful, underhand, sneaky
• sunay (n) • surs (v)Variation(s): surse
little girl`s cunt
1. to spring up, to originate • sutalfenn (n)
2. to come out of the ground (of a spring) kind of cake
• sursi (n)
• sutapi (azek)
eyebrows in secret, behind the scenes
• surti (n) • sutas (n)
kind of religion saucer
• surzyin (n)Variation(s): surzyen • sutenir (v)
kind of fish to support, to help
• sus (v)Variation(s): suse • suter (n)
1. to suck, to suck on hard-line drug-taker
2. to suck up to
• suterin (n & azek)Variation(s): suteren
• sus (n)
underground
plant sus = to plant stubs (in sugar-cane)
• suting (n)
• suser (n)
shooting, injecting oneself with a drug
1. one who sucks up to someone
2. term of abuse, suser disan = parasitic • sutir (v)Variation(s): sutire
person to put up with or even encourage the bad in
• suset (n) someone, to be over-tolerant with

1. lollipop, sucker • sutirer (n)

2. dummy term of abuse, one who colludes with bad
• susi (n) people

worry • sutirez (n)

• suskripsyon (n) .f. one who colludes with someone bad

collection (of money) • sutyin (n)Variation(s): sutyen

• susol (n) support, grup sutyin = support group

basement • sutyingorz (n)Variation(s): sutyengorz

• suson (n) bra

mark left on skin after sucking on someone • suval (n)

• susu (n) horse, bef travay suval manze = while some

work, others enjoy the fruits
chou-chou (a vegetable)
• suvan (adv)
• susut (n)Variation(s): susunn
often
cunt
• suvenir (n)
• sut (v)
souvenir
1. to shoot (up a vein), to inject oneself (esp.
with a drug) • suvrin (n)Variation(s): suvren
2. to shoot (in football) gold coin
 • suy (v)Variation(s): suye • swedwa (n & azek)
to wipe Swedish
• suzantandi (azek) • swet (v)Variation(s): swete
understood, taken for granted, assumed 1. to wish, to hope
2. to express good wishes, swet twa bon
• suzestim (v)Variation(s): suzestime
aniverser = to wish you a happy birthday
to underestimate
• sweyn (v)Variation(s): sweyne
• swa (n)
to look after, sweyn zanimo = to rear animals
choice
• swife (azek)
• swa (konz & adv)
filthy, dirty
either ... or
• swin (n)Variation(s): swen
• swadizan (adv)
care, attention, swin medikal = medical care
supposed
• swinte (v)Variation(s): swente
• swaf (n)
to leak
thirst
• swis (n & azek)
• swaf (azek)
swiss
1. thirsty
• swisid (n)
2. hungry for (of abstract things), gayn swaf =
to be thirsty suicide
• swahili (n) • swiv (v)
Swahili 1. to follow
2. to take after
• swami (n)
• swivan (azek)
kind of priest
following
• sware (n)
• swiver (n)
evening
blind follower (of someone else)
• swasanndis (n & azek)
• syamboy (n)
seventy
kind of rice
• swasant (n & azek)
• syamwa (n)
sixty
Siamese twins
• swastika (n)
• syans (n)
religious symbol, deformed by Nazis,
swastika science (as a subject)
• swazet (n) • syantifik (azek)
kind of cloth scientific
• swazir (v)Variation(s): swazire • syantifikman (adv)
to choose, to make a choice, to take one`s pick scientifically
 • syantis (n) • tabardenn (azek)
scientist bullying, domineering
• syao (n) • tabatyer (n)
soya-sauce tobacco pouch
• syek (n) • tabazi (n)
century tobacconist shop
• syel (n) • tabazis (n)
inside top of window-frame tobacconist (person)
• syendan (n)Variation(s): syindan • tabdekut (n)
kind of grass tapped telephone
• syesta (n) • tabdenwi (n)
siesta, afternoon sleep bedside table
• syez (n) • tabernak (n)
official address, head-quarters tabernacle
• syeze (v) • tabla (n)
to meet (of a committee, parliament) kind of musical instrument
• syinlu (n)Variation(s): syenlu • tablet (n)
Alsatian dog shelf
• tablisman (n)
sugar estate
• tabliye (n)
• ta (n) apron
1. lump • tablo (n)
2. a lot, many, much, an ta = in a lump 1. black-board
• ta (eks) 2. backboard on a boat, stern plate
3. painting, bros enn tablo = to give an overall
hey you! what do you mean by that
evaluation
• tab (n)
• tabrond (n)
1. table, tabular form
joint meeting
2. tabulator
• tabu (n)
• taba (n)
taboo
tobacco
• tabure (n)
• tabalti (n)
drummer (esp. on tabla) stool
• tafta (n)
• tabardenn (n)
kind of cloth, taffeta
bully, one who goes into fights
 • taftalinn (n)Variation(s): naftalinn pillow
naphtalene • tal (v)Variation(s): tale
• takamaka (n) 1. to spread out
2. to creep (of plants)
kind of tree
3. to relax and stretch out
• take (n)
• talak (n)
switch, knob, take dekut = knob on pirogue
divorce
for tying mainsail to
• talan (n)
• taker (n)
talent
man who attacks women
• taler (adv)
• takinn (v)Variation(s): takine
later
to tease
• tali (n)
• tako (n)
wedding necklace
gunny bag stretched between two sticks used
for carrying stones • talisman (n)
• taks (v)Variation(s): takse, tax, taxe talisman, good luck charm
1. to tax • talk (n)
2. to tax with, to accuse talc powder
• taks (n)Variation(s): tax • talon (n)
tax 1. heel
• taksi (n)Variation(s): taxi 2. high-heel shoe, heel (of shoe), tuzur
kuma talon sulye = to be backward
taxi
• talonverg (n)
• taksitrin (n)Variation(s): taksitren,
taxitrin, taxitren one of the sides of a sail
1. unlicenced taxi • tam (n)
2. regular taxi, like a bus service kind of tree
• taksyon (n) • tamam (eks)
problem, hassle good, excellent
• taktik (n) • tamarin (n)Variation(s): tamaren
tactics kind of sour fruit
• taktik (azek) • tamarinad (n)
tactical, erer taktik = tactical error juice of tamarind fruit
• taktikman (adv) • tamasa (n)
tactically 1. show
• taktisyin (n)Variation(s): taktisyen 2. scene, fuss
tactician • tambi (n)
• takya (n) younger brother
 • tamil (n) • tander (n)
kind of religion lever used for tightening things
• Tamil (azek) • tandik (konz)Variation(s): tandiki
Tamil whereas
• taminn (v)Variation(s): tamine • tandon (n)
to sift, to sieve tendon, tandon dasil = Achilles` tendon
• taminn (n) • tandrak (n)
sieve kind of hedgehog
• tamiz (v)Variation(s): tamize • tandres (n)
to sift (of sand, for construction) tenderness
• tampaks (n) • tang (n)
sanitary tampon kind of hedgehog, mo tang = I`m
broke, gro tang = clever, scheming
• tamtam (n)
person, loder tang = smell like a polecat
fuss, noise made about nothing, show
• tanga (n)
• tan (n)
kind of sandal
enn tan = at times, enn tan travay, enn tan pa
• tangay (n)
travay = at times there`s work, at others none
younger sister
• tanay (n)
• tango (n)
nail pincers
tango
• tanbalan (n)
• tanka (konz)
copper bowl used in religious services
as for
• tanbav (n)
• tanmye (eks)
impetigo
so much the better
• tanbur (n)
• tann (v)Variation(s): tande
drum, tap tanbur = to make a noise about
something, vant tanbur = big tummy 1. to hear
2. to hear about, to know about
• tanburinn (n)
3. to overhear
tambourine
• tann (azek)
• tanburye (n)
tender, zariko tann = green beans
drummer
• tannduri (n)
• tandans (n)
spices used with meat
1. tendency (in political parties)
• tannjennt (n)
2. leanings, sympathies, inclination
tangent
• tandem (n)
• tannpura (n)
1. tandem
2. team of two people (esp. in politics) kind of musical instrument
 • tanp (n) temptation
temple • tantativ (n)
• tanpann (n) attempt, bid
dandruff • tantinn (n)
• tanperaman (n) aunt
temperament • tanto (n)
• tanperatir (n) afternoon
temperature • Tanzani (n)
• tanpet (n) Tanzania
storm • Tanzanyin (n)Variation(s): Tanzanyen
• tanpi (eks) Tanzanian
bad luck • tap (v)Variation(s): tape
• tanpon (n) 1. to knock
2. to hit
plug, stopper
3. to drink (of alcohol)
• tanporer (azek) 4. to eat (of snacks)
temporary 5. to type, tap for = to knock hard

• tanporerman (adv) • tapaz (n)

temporarily noise, din

• tansyon (n) • tapazer (n & azek)

1. pressure, tension rowdy person

2. high blood pressure, tansyon nervez = • taper (n)
nervous tension, tenseness,
bruiser, paid thug
strain, tansyon okiler = glaucoma, increased
pressure in eye-ball • tapi (n)
• tansyon (eks) bedspread
watch out, careful! • tapiruz (n)
• tant (v)Variation(s): tante red carpet
to be tempted, tant so sans = try his luck • tapise (azek)
• tant (n) pasted all over
bag made of dried vacoas • tapisri (n)
leaves, tant rasyon, tant manze = kinds of bag 1. wallpaper
• tantan (azek) 2. tapestry
tempting • tar (adv)
• tantarik (n) late, monn gayn tar = I`m late
black fly, like a small wasp • tar (eks)
• tantasyon (n) marvellous, wonderful
 • tard (v)Variation(s): tarde 1. grandfather
2. crap, excrement
1. be or make late, delay
2. to take a long time • tate (n)
• target (n) wooden or iron rod used by a fisherman to
check holes for octopus, met enn tate = to
target, rat so target = to be off-target
check a hole for octopus
• tari (n)
• tatone (v)
kind of copper plate
to find one`s way with difficulty
• tarif (n)
• tatwaz (n)
tariff
tattoo
• tarmak (n)
• tatwe (v)
runway
to tattoo
• taro (n)
• tavern (n)
tarrot
shebeen, pub, bar
• tarod (v)Variation(s): tarode
• tavernye (n)
to thread (of pipe)
barman
• tarpolinn (v)
• tawa (n)
tarpaulin
iron plate for cooking on
• tart (n)
• tay (v)Variation(s): taye
kind of sweet dessert, tart
1. to cut
• tas (n)Variation(s): tase 2. to cut down to size, tay seve = to have a
1. to be stuck, to get stuck haircut
2. to keep at something • tay (n)
• tas (n) size
1. stain • tayan (n)
2. mark
kind of hammer
3. cup
4. task • tayennday (n)
• taso (n) tie-and-dye
wooden latch • tayer (n)
• tat (v)Variation(s): tate tailor
1. to feel for, to feel • tayl (n)
2. to try out, tat terin = to try out tile
• tata (v) • tayming (n)
to shit, to excrete timing
• tata (n) • taymtebul (n)
time-table
 • taypis (n) • teks (n)
typist text
• tayprayter (n) • tekstil (n & azek)
typewriter textile
• tayt (adv) • tekstyel (azek)
difficult, nearly impossible literal, word for word
• tazar (n) • tekstyelman (adv)
barracuda, tazar lisyin, tazar baraswa = kinds literally, word for word
of barracuda • tektek (n)
• te (n) small bivalve found after receding wave
T-shaped pipe connection • tekwa (n)
• teat (n) sweet cake with dhal
drama, theatre • tel (adv)
• teatral (azek) such
theatrical • telefonis (n)
• tedorye (n) telephonist
pillow-case • telefonn (v)Variation(s): telefone
• tek (n) to telephone, to ring
kind of wood, teak • telefonn (v)
• tekel (n) telephone
dachshund • telegid (v)Variation(s): telegide
• teknik (azek) to operate by remote control
technical, kolez teknik = technical college • telegide (azek)
• teknisyin (n)Variation(s): teknisyen 1. by remote control
technician 2. manipulated from outside
• teknokrasi (n) • telegram (n)
technocracy telegram, telegraph
• teknokrat (n) • telekom (n)
technocrat telecommunications department
• teknolozi (n) • teleks (n)
technology telex
• teknolozik (azek) • telepati (n)
technological telepathy
• tekoma (n) • teleskop (n)
kind of wood telescope
 • telespektater (n) • tenor (n)
viewer 1. tenor
2. main orator
• televize (azek)
• teokonn (n)
televised
kind of soya snack
• televizyon (n)
• teolozi (n)
television
theology
• telfarya (n)
• teori (n)
kind of tree
theory
• telman (adv)
• teorik (azek)
so much so, so much
theoretic
• tem (n)
• teorikman (adv)
1. stamp
2. theme theoretically
• tempo (n) • teoritisyin (n)Variation(s): teoritisyen
pressure cooker theoretician
• temwayn (v)Variation(s): temwayne • teoriz (v)Variation(s): teorize
to give testimony, to attest to to theorize
• temwaynaz (n) • tep (n)
testimony tape recorder
• temwin (n)Variation(s): temwen • tepe (n)
witness kind of grass
• temwinzeova (n)Variation(s): • ter (n)
temwenzeova earth (in electrical wiring)
kind of religion • terapi (n)
• tenab (azek) therapy
bearable • teras (n)
• tene (n) terrace
kind of sweet, kind of dessert • terater (azek)
• tenes (n) down-to-earth, direct, frank
tenesmus • terazo (n)
• tenis (n) terraza, kind of floor
1. tennis • terebantinn (n)
2. tennis shoes
turpentine
• tenn (v)
• terelinn (n)Variation(s): terilinn
to dye
kind of cloth
 • terer (n) • terorism (n)
terror, fear terrorism
• terib (azek) • teroriz (v)Variation(s): terorize
1. terrible to terrorize
2. very much so, zoli terib = very beautiful • teryer (n)
• teribleman (adv) terrier
very much so • teryin (n)Variation(s): teryen
• terin (n)Variation(s): teren earthling
1. ground • tes (n)
2. sports field
3. space test, examination
4. plot of land, terin vag = open • testaman (n)
ground, lor terin = in the fray, terin futborl
1. will, testament
• teritwar (n) 2. New Testament
territory • teste (v)
• term (n) to test
term, a long term = in the long run • tester (n)
• termik (azek) testing screwdriver (for electrical work)
thermic • tet (v)Variation(s): tete
• terminis (n) to suck (esp. of thumb), tet pus = to suck
bus terminus one`s thumb

• terminn (v)Variation(s): termine • tetanos (n)

to finish, to finish off, to terminate tetanus, lock-jaw

• termomet (n) • tetdemor (n)

1. thermometer kind of cheese

2. birth control by charting one`s temperature • tete (n)
• termos (n) women`s breasts
thermos flask • teterkelo (n)
• termozenn (n) term of abuse
cream for rubbing on sore muscles • teti (azek)
• terne (azek) persistent, stubborn, pigheaded
tarnished, dull • tetinn (n)
• terne (v) teat
to sneeze • tewfu (n)
• teroris (n & azek) kind of yoghurt made from soya
terrorist • teyer (n)
teapot round mark put on one`s forehead
• teyn (v) • tiket (n)
to switch off bus ticket
• tez (n) • tiketegzaminer (n)
thesis ticket examiner
• ti (azek) • tiki (n)
small glittery ornament worn on clothing or pasted
on to forehead
• tiasaw (n)
• tikoli (n)
kind of roasted meal
shoreworker
• tib (n)
• tiktak (n)
1. fluorescent light
2. tube tactics
3. snorkel, atas tib = to have an operation for • til (n)
sterilization
kind of cloth, used in veils
• tibeng (n)
• tilak (n)
fry
kind of betrothal ceremony
• tiberkiloz (n)
• tilamone (n)
tuberculosis
small change
• tibya (n)
• tilanbik (n)
tibia
illicit brewery, illicit distillery
• tidezene (n)
• tilanbik (azek)
breakfast
illicit (esp. of rum)
• tifi (n)
• tilani (n)
1. girl
2. girl-child caraway seeds

• tifinn (n) • tilapya (n)

food served at wedding kind of fresh-water fish

• tifoyd (n) • tilars (n)

typhoid, paratyphoid hatchet

• tig (n) • tilatrenn (n)

tiger way of fishing

• tik (n) • timer (n)

nervous tick, habit, tick tumour

• tik (v)Variation(s): tike • timid (azek)

to hesitate shy, reserved, withdrawn

• tika (n) • timil (n)

millet type, tip devlopman = type of development
• timilyon (n) • tipe (adv)
kind of tiny fish a little
• timor (n) • tipep (n)
Timor the poor masses
• tin (n)Variation(s): ten • tipik (azek)
shade, colour, tint traditional (of music)
• tina (n) • tipima (n)
name of children`s game 1. kind of chilli
2. sharp, bright person
• tinel (n)
• tipinn (n)
tunnel
gravel, chippings
• tiner (n)
• tipograf (n)
thinner
typesetter
• tini (v)
• tipti (n)
1. to wait, to hold out
2. to keep upright, to keep in place small one
• Tinizi (n) • tipti (azek)
Tunisia tiny
• Tinizyin (n)Variation(s): Tinizyen • tipwa (n)
Tunisian peas, pea
• tink (n)Variation(s): tenk • tir (v)Variation(s): tire
1. water tank 1. to pull out, to take out
2. petrol tan 2. to leave
3. tank (armoured vehicle) 3. to fire (a gun), tir nivo = to mark a
level, tir tre kare = to mark foundations, tir
• tinngom (n)
• tiran (n)
chewing gum
tyrant
• tinnpot (n)
• tirani (n)
tin can used for putting things in
tyranny
• tinte (v)Variation(s): tente
• tiray (v)Variation(s): tiraye
1. to resist doing, to protest about doing
2. to ring (of bells) to annoy, to cause irritation
• tintir (n)Variation(s): tentir • tiraye (azek)
nail polish snagged (of clothing)
• tip (v)Variation(s): tipe • tirayman (n)
to type irritation, problem
• tip (n) • tirayta (n)
kind of herbal remedy • tivatne (n)
• tiraz (n) kind of religious gesture
1. circulation, sales (of publications) • tives (n)
2. drawing (of lots) vest
• tirbuson (n) • tiyot (v)Variation(s): tiyote
bottle-opener to put down pipes
• tire (n) • tiz (n)
dash, hyphen stem, stalk
• tiroyd (n) • tizon (n)
thyroid ember
• tiroyenn (n) • to (n)
pebble-dash rate
• tirwar (n) • to (pron)
drawer 1. you
• tis (v)Variation(s): tise 2. your
to weave • tofi (n)
• tis (n) toffee
urine, fertis = to urinate • tok (n)
• tisi (n) kind of turban
cloth • toke (azek)
• tisonn (n) mad, daft, loony
way of fishing • tokmarya (n)
• tisor (n) kind of seed
cloth used for making suits • toksik (azek)
• tisyu (n) toxic
tissue paper • toksinn (n)
• tit (n) toxin
title • tol (n)
• titalber (n) corrugated iron
name of a supposed spirit • tole (n)
• titur (n) 1. scene, fuss, big noise
2. kind of hammer
pee, fer titur = to pee
3. oarlock, lev enn tole = to make a big thing
• titway (v)Variation(s): titwaye out of something, to raise
to call someone "thou", to address someone • toler (v)Variation(s): tolere
familiarly
to tolerate
 • tolerab (azek) • tonbalist (n)
tolerable, bearable stone mason, tombstone maker
• toleran (azek) • tonbo (n)
tolerant tomb
• tolerans (n) • tonbola (n)
tolerance tombola
• toletir (n) • tondez (n)
plak toletir = oarlock base 1. lawn mower
2. hair clippers
• tolini (n)
• tonel (n)
flat iron sheets
trellis (esp. horizontal for creeping vegetable
• tolkannle (n)
plants)
corrugated iron
• toni (n)
• tolye (n)
permanent (hair wave)
panel beater
• tonik (n & azek)
• tom (v)Variation(s): tombe
tonic
to fall, tom san
• tonkin (n)Variation(s): tonken
konesans, tom sek, tom sinkop = to lose
consciousness, tom dan koma = to go into a bottom, bum
coma,<st< div="" style="box-sizing: border- • tonn (v)Variation(s): to finn
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• tom (n)
• tonn (n)
tomb
ton
• tomat (n)
• tono (n)
1. tomato
2. canned fish in tomato sauce wooden barrel

• tompus (n) • tonton (n)

dwarf uncle

• ton (n) • top (azek)

1. uncle best, very good

2. tuna • topet (n)
3. tone
tot
4. note (level of note)
5. • topi (n)
loudness, ton levantay, ton blan, ton zonn, to kind of cap with religious signification
n lanperer = kinds o
• toplamem (v)
• tonaz (n)
to stop there
tonnage
• topsikret (azek)
top secret, classified (of information) totalitarian
• tor (n) • totka (n)
blame, fault action performed to prevent bad luck, fer
enn totka = to do this action
• tornad (n)
• totof (n)
tornado
kind of fish, totof pikan = kind of fish
• toro (n)
• tradiksyon (n)
bull
translation
• torpiy (v)
• tradikter (n)
to torpedo
translator
• tors (n)
• tradir (v)
torch, chest
to translate
• torsennsek (n)
• tradisyon (n)
inseparable friends
tradition
• torson (n)
• tradisyonel (azek)
dish cloth
traditional
• torti (n)
• tradisyonelman (adv)
tortoise
traditionally
• tortikoli (n)
• trafik (v)Variation(s): trafike
stiff neck
to deal in, to wheel and deal
• tortir (v)Variation(s): tortire
• trafik (n)
to torture
1. traffic cop
• tortir (n)
2. trade, illicit trade
torture
• trafikan (n)
• tos (n)
illicit dealer
toast
• trak (n)
• tose (n)
1. pamphlet
kind of bread made with rice 2. worry, nervousness
• total (n) 3. stage fright

total amount • traka (n)

• total (azek) worry, problem

absolute, complete • trakas (v)Variation(s): trakase

• totalite (n) to worry

all of, the total amount, the total number • trakase (azek)

• totaliter (azek) worried

• trakter (n)
tractor • transfer (n)
• trale (azek) transfer (at work)
a series, a string, a lot • transfer (v)Variation(s): transfere
• tram (v)Variation(s): trame to transfer
to screen • transfiz (n)
• tranble (v) one who crosses the floor
1. to tremble • transfizyon (n)
2. to be afraid blood transfusion
• tranbleman (n) • transform (v)
shakes, tranbleman deter = earthquake to change completely, to be changed, to
• tranbler (n) transform
kind of fish • transformasyon (n)
• trangle (v) change, transformation
1. choke • transkripsyon (n)
2. strangle, throttle transcript (esp. of a tape)
• trankil (azek) • transpirasyon (n)
quiet perspiration, sweat
• trankilite (n) • transpire (v)
peace, tranquility, quiet to sweat, to perspire
• trankilizan (n)
• transplant (n)
tranquilizer transplant (of organs)
• trankilman (adv) • transpor (n)
quietly transport system
• tranp (v)Variation(s): tranpe • transport (v)Variation(s): transporte
1. to wet to transport, to carry
2. to let down fishing lines
3. to be implicated (in something underhand) • transvaz (v)Variation(s): transvaze

• tranplin (n)Variation(s): tranplen to move from one place to another

1. trampolene • trant (n & azek)

2. place from which to rise in society thirty
• trans (v)Variation(s): transe • trantyem (azek)
1. to cut thirtieth
2. to decide one way or the other
• tranzaksyon (n)
3. to use a casting vote
deal, illicit deal
• trans (n)
• tranzistor (n)
1. slice
2. part-payment transistor radio
 • tranzisyon (n) • trayir (v)
transition be a traitor, betray
• trap (v)Variation(s): trape • trayizon (n)
1. to catch, to get hold of treachery, betrayal, deceipt
2. to catch (of an illness) • trazedi (n)
3. to hold, trap bagal = to start working from
one end tragedy

• trapez (n) • trazik (azek)

trapeze tragic

• tras (v)Variation(s): trase • tre (n)

to trace, to mark out characteristic, trait, feature

• tras (n) • trebul (n)

1. tracks, footprints trouble

2. mark, trace • tredmark (n)
• travay (v) trade mark
to work • tredyunyon (n)
• travay (n) trade union
work, travay latas = to do piece- • tref (n)
work, travay zurne = paid by the
clubs
hour, travay sezonye = seasonal work
• treler (n)
• travayer (n)
fireman`s water pump on wheels
worker, bon travayer = hard worker
• trener (n)
• traver (azek)
slut, one who wanders about
crooked, curved, bent
• trenez (n.f)
• travers (v)
slut
to cross, to go across
• treng (n)Variation(s): tring
• traversin (n)Variation(s): traversen
wooden bar, rod
long pillow
• treni (n)
• travoforse (n)
trainee
hard labour (in prison)
• trening (n)
• travopiblik (n)
teachers` training college
public works
• trenn (v)Variation(s): trene
• tray (v)Variation(s): traye
to traipse, to gad about, to be a slut
to talk ill of someone
• trer (v)
• tray (n)
to milk
an tray = remand prisoner
 • tres (v)Variation(s): trese • tribor (azek)
to plait starboard
• tresadan (n) • trik (v)Variation(s): trike
ornament on clothing to trick one`s way
• trespas (n) • trik (n)
private property, land on which no trick
trespassing allowed • triker (n)
• tret (v)Variation(s): trete trickster
to treat, to deal with • trikmandaz (n)
• tret (n) trickery, higgery-pokery
traitor • triko (n)
• treter (n) 1. jersey, pullover
witchdoctor 2. football shirt
• tretman (n) • trikot (v)Variation(s): trikote
1. medical treatment to knit
2. treatment • trileng (azek)
• treto (n) trilingual, being fluent in three languages
stepladder • trim (v)Variation(s): trime
• tretwar (n)Variation(s): trotwar to work hard, to slave away
pavement
• trimer (n)
• trev (n) kind of docker
truce, peace treaty • trimes (n)
• trez (n & azek) trimester
thirteen • trin (n)Variation(s): tren
• trezor (n) train, trin pasaze = passenger
1. the treasury train, trin marsandiz = goods train
2. the kitty • trinke (v)Variation(s): trenke
3. treasure
clink glasses
• trezorye (n)
• trip (n)
treasurer
1. intestines
• trezyem (azek) 2. tripe
thirteenth • tripot (v)Variation(s): tripote
• triang (n) to fiddle around, to fidget about
triangle • tris (azek)
• tribinal (n) sad, depressed
tribunal
 • trisik (n) overflow, outlet
tricycle • tru (n)
• trisul (n) 1. hole
2. kind of marbles game, tru dan leker = hole-
big 3-pronged fork
in-the heart
• triy (v)Variation(s): triye
• trub (n)
1. to sort out, to separate into useful and not
trouble, disturbance
useful
2. to pick (of guitar strings), triye diri = to sort • truder (n)
rice, to remove husks airbrick
• triyange (v) • trufes (n)
to trick one`s way into 1. arse-hole
• triyaz (n) 2. term of abuse
work of sorting things out • trukarepano (n)
• tro (adv) hatch cover
too • trulakal (n)
• tromboz (n) hatch cover
thrombosis, coronary thrombosis • trululu (n)
• tron (n) kind of crab
trunk (of a tree) • trunene (n)
• tronbonn (n) nostril
trombone • trupo (n)
• tronn (n) herd
throne, diskur di tronn = queen`s speech • truso (n)
• tronp (v)Variation(s): tronpe 1. bunch (esp. of keys)
2. trousseau
1. to be mistaken
2. to cuckold • truv (v)Variation(s): truve
3. to hoot, to honk 1. to see
• tronp (n) 2. to find, truv som = blurred
1. trunk vision, truv kler = see, pa truv kler = be blind
2. hooter • truvay (n)
• tronpet (n) discovery
1. trumpet • trwa (n & azek)
2. kind of fish three
• tronpetis (n) • trwabra (n)
trumpeter T-junction
• troplin (n)Variation(s): troplen • trwakar (n)
adolescent, teenager simply, and that`s that
• trwakar (azek) • tuleswar (adv)
1. three quarters every evening
2. most • tulezur (adv)
• trwamabark (n) daily, everyday
three-masted boat • tulsi (n)
• trwaz (adv) kind of plant
in third position • tultan (adv)Variation(s): tuletan
• trwazyem (n) always, all the time
third standard (at school) • tuni (azek)
• trwazyem (azek) naked, nude, minn tuni = plain noodles
third • tunn (n)
• trwit (n) little girls` private parts
kind of fish • tupe (n)
• tu (n) cheek, insolence
all • tupi (n)
• tudrwa (adv) top, spinning top
straight ahead, straight on • tupi (azek)
• tuf (v)Variation(s): tufe zoyon tupi = kind of onion
1. to suffocate • tur (n)
2. to be out of breath, to be wheezy
3. to cook in a little oil with the lid on 1. a long journey
2. a machine used by cabinet makers
• tuf (azek)
• turbiyon (n)
plentiful (of hair)
1. whirlwind
• tuf (n) 2. whirlpool
bushy growth • turdelis (n)
• tufet (azek) edge on boat deck
ready-made • turdey (azek)
• tufman (n) squint
asthma • turdi (azek)
• tuk (v)Variation(s): tuke tied up (with work)
to pick at (of food) • turdisman (n)
• tuk (n) vertigo, dizziness
bucket, pail • turdorizon (n)
• tukur (adv) summary of recent events
 • turis (n) cough
1. tourist • tusel (adv)
2. rich person
on one`s own
• turn (v)Variation(s): turne • tustuse (v)
1. to turn (of metal, etc) to finger
2. to spin
• tutafe (adv)
• turnavis (v)
completely
screw driver
• tutafe (eks)
• turnaz (n)
exactly
shooting (of a film)
• tutalegu (n)
• turndis (n)
sewerage
record player
• tutfwa (adv)
• turner (n)
however
1. worker (at hunting parties)
2. turner, one who fashions things on a lathe • tutlantur (adv)Variation(s): tutlontur

• turnike (n) all around

1. cotton reel • tutotur (adv)

2. tourniquet all around
• turnir (n) • tutswit (adv)
conjuncture, point, turn in events at once
• turnwa (n) • tutu (n)
tournament puppy
• turtrel (n) • tutunn (n)
turtle-dove little girls` private parts
• turyon (n) • tuvakal (n)
crankshaft earthenware bowl (esp. in religious
• tus (v)Variation(s): tuse ceremonies)

1. to touch • tuy (v)Variation(s): tuye

2. to cough 1. to kill
• tus (n) 2. to take someone`s piece (in ludo)

final touch (of paint), retouch (of make-up) • tuzur (adv)

• tusan (azek) always, still

touching • twa (n)

• tusatu (azek) 1. you (familiar)

2. roof
one who touches or fingers things
• twaladra (n)
• tuse (n)
sheeting • ubliye (v)
• twalet (n) to forget
toilet • ubyin (konz)Variation(s): ubyen
• twaz (v)Variation(s): twaze or, either ... or
to glance at, to sneak a disapproving look at • uf (eks)
• twaz (n) denoting relief
measure of land • ugadi (n)
• twil (n) kind of religious festival
slate roof tiles • Uganda (n)
• twinoter (n) Uganda
twin otter, two-engined aeroplane • ule (v)Variation(s): ole
• tyed (azek) to want, to wish for, to desire, mo ule = I`d
like
warm
• ulez (azek)
• tyer (n)
rowdy, noisy
third
• umem (pron)
• tyermond (n)
you, yourself
third world
• umlawt (n)
• tyes (v)
umlaut
to mix concrete
• unn (v)Variation(s): u finn
• tyo (n)
you have
pipe, water-pipe
• unnde (n)
• tyotaz (n)
kind of cake
pipelaying
• urangutan (n)
orangutan
• urdu (n)
urdu
• u (n)
• urit (n)Variation(s): orit
you (respectfully)
octupus
• u (konz)Variation(s): ubyin, ubyen
• url (v)Variation(s): urle
or
to hem, urle = hem
• u (pron)
• ursin (n)Variation(s): zursin, ursen,
your, u desizyon = your decision
zursen
• ubli (n)
sea-urchin
omission (through forgetfulness)
• us (n)
seat cover • vadas (v)
• us (azek) to get out, to beat it, to go
fitting (of bed-sheets) • vag (n)
• usa (konz)Variation(s): uswa 1. wave
2. fashion, current, craze
or, either ... or
• vag (azek)
• ut (v)
vague
to get up
• vagman (adv)
• ut (n)
vaguely
august
• vagon (n)
• utraz (n)
wagon
outrage, insult, utraz lakur = contempt of
court • vakabon (n)
• utremer (adv) vagabond, vagrant
overseas • vakabondaz (n)
• utu (v) state of living in escape from one`s boss
during times of indentured labour
to feed someone
• vakan (azek)
• uvbwat (n)
vacant, unfilled
tin opener
• vakans (n)
• uver (v)
vacation, holidays, vakans pak = easter
1. to open, to undo
holidays, vakans ut = winter
2. to cut open
holidays, gran vakans, vakans desam
3. to turn on
4. to begin, start, set a-going • vakarn (v)Variation(s): vakarne
5. to declare open, to be declared open to gad about, to gallivant
• uver (azek) • vakarn (n)
open gallivanting, outing
• uvertir (n) • vakennsi (n)
1. window, door vacancy
2. opening (of a season)
• vakim (n)
• uvertman (adv)
vacuum
openly, frankly
• vaksin (n)Variation(s): vaksen
vaccine, inoculation
• vaksinasyon (n)
vaccination, inoculation
• va (v)
• vaksinn (v)Variation(s): vaksine
shall
to vaccinate, to inoculate, to immunize
 • vakwa (n) 1. sellout
2. seller
1. kind of plant
2. kind of fish • vandes (n)
• val (n) east wind
valve • vandez (n.f)
• valab (azek) seller
useful, worthwhile • vandinor (n)
• vale (n) north-wind
1. valet, servant • vandredi (n)
2. servile person friday
3. valley
4. jack (in cards) • vandredisin (n)Variation(s):
vandredisen
• valer (n)
kind of religious day
value
• vandwes (n)Variation(s): vannwas
• valere (azek)
west-wind
brave, valorous
• vangvang (v)
• valid (azek)
to ramble, to wander, to stray
l. valid
2. able • vanipye (n)

• validite (n) tramp

validity • vann (v)Variation(s): vande

• valiz (n) 1. to sell

2. to sell out, vann koson = to have a
suitcase fling, vann fes = to sell anything for your own
• valoriz (v)Variation(s): valorize gain, vann sarbon = to b
to recognise, to give its due to • vann (v)Variation(s): vane
• vals (n)Variation(s): valz to sort rice by shaking it, to winnow
waltz • vann (n)
• valse (v) 1. van
2. sluice, sluice gate
to dance
3. wide grass plate for sorting rice
• vamos (v)
• vannyenn (n)
to get out, to go
kind of fish cake
• vanakam (eks)
• vanpir (n)
hello
1. vampire
• vandal (n) 2. exploiter
vandal • vant (v)Variation(s): vante
• vander (n)
1. to fan • vaper (n)
2. to go flat (beer, etc) steam, tir vaper = to let out steam
3. to boast, to brag, to swank, to show off, to
blow one`s own trumpet • varang (n)
4. to expire (of medicines) base where ribs of pirogue are attached
• vant (n) • varavara (n)
belly, tummy, vant fermal = belly-ache, variety of fish
tummy-ache, vant deranze = upset
• vare (n)
tummy, vant anba = on one�s tummy
kind of sweet cake
• vantar (n)
• varis (n)
boaster, braggart, swanker
varicose veins
• vantar (azek)
• varyab (azek)
boastful
variable
• vantardiz (n)
• varyasyon (n)
boastfulness
variations
• vante (azek)
• varye (v)
expired (of medicines)
to vary, to differ slightly
• vanteryer (adv)
• varye (adv)
having the wind astern
in a varied way
• vantilasyon (n)
• varyete (n)
ventilation, airing
1. choice
• vantilater (n)
2. assortment
electric fan 3. kind ( esp. of seed)
• vantrilok (n) • vas (n)
ventriloquist 1. cow
• vantuz (n) 2. obese woman, trollop, manz lavas anraze =
to rough it, kaka vas = cow dung
suction pad, sucker
• vase (n)
• vanye (n)
owner of milk cow
one who makes bambous plates for sorting
rice • vasektomi (n)

• vanz (v)Variation(s): vanze vasectomy, sterilization

to take revenge • vasikutsav (n)

• vanzans (n) kind of celebration by a society

vengeance, revenge • vasiy (v)Variation(s): vasiye

• vanzer (n) to vacillate

one who takes revenge, avenger, anz vanzer = • vast (azek)

avenging angel vast, large, wide
 • vatevyin (n)Variation(s): vatevyen • vef (n)
coming-and-going, toing and froing widower
• vatikan (n) • veikil (n)
vatican vehicle
• vavang (n) • veki (azek)
kind of fruit real-life (of experience)
• vawcher (n) • veksan (azek)
voucher annoying
• vayan (azek) • vekse (azek)
brave, valiant, courageous angry, put out, vexed
• vays (n) • vektor (n)
a caste vector
• vaz (n) • velo (n)
chamber-pot, bed-pan bicycle
• vazafler (n) • velur (n)
vase, flower pot 1. velvet
2. corduroy
• vazin (n)Variation(s): vazen
• velute (azek)
vagina
velvety, soft, smooth
• vazlinn (n)
• venerasyon (n)
hair tonic
veneration, deep respect
• ve (v)
• venere (azek)
to want
respected, venerated, considered
• ve (n)
• veneryenn (azek)
wishes, greetings
venereal, maladi veneryenn = venereal
• veda (n)
diseases
kind of religious book
• venezyela (n)
• vede (n)Variation(s): v.d.
Venezuela
venereal disease
• venin (n)Variation(s): venen
• vedet (n)
poison, venom
star, filmstar, virtuoso
• venisonn (n)
• vedetarya (n)
venison
stardom
• venndyon (n)
• vedir (v)
kind of spice
to mean, to signify, sa vedir = that is to say
• vennkat (n & azek)
twenty-four additional mast added to mainmast
• venyel (azek) • verifikasyon (n)
venial checking over, verification
• vep (n) • verifye (v)
vape-mat (against mosquitoes) to verify
• ver (n) • verin (n)Variation(s): veren
1. glass jack
2. glasses • veritab (adv)
3. verse, port ver = to wear glasses
real, genuine, true
• ver (adv)
• veritableman (adv)
at about (a certain time)
really
• ver (azek)
• verite (n)
green, lalanp ver = dangerous kind of paraffin
stove truth

• ver (n) • vermey (azek)

towards, in the direction of vermillion, red

• verasite (n) • verminn (n)

truthfulness 1. vermin
2. kind of bait
• verb (n)
• vermisel (n)
verb
vermicelli
• verbal (azek)
• verni (v)
verbal
to varnish
• verbatim (adv)
• verni (n)
verbatim, word for word
varnish
• verbyaz (n)
• vernisaz (n)
verboseness
varnishing, glazing
• verdigri (n)
• vers (v)Variation(s): verse
verdigris
1. to lean over
• verdik (n) 2. to pour
verdict 3. to pay into the bank
4. to shed (of tears), vers diri = to pour water
• verdir (n)
out after rice is cooked
greenery, verdure
• verse (azek)
• verfime (n)
leaning over, enn travay verse = a work
sunglasses involving bending
• verg (n) • versman (n)
1. payment into the bank, deposit vessel, boat
2. down payment, karne versman = deposit • vesospasyal (n)
book
space vessel
• verso (n)
• vespa (n)
flip-side
scooter
• versyon (n)
• vesti (n)
version, versyon franse = french version
kind of trousers
• vertebral (azek)
• vestyer (n)
vertebral
cloakroom
• vertebre (n)
• veteran (n)
vertebrate
1. war veteran
• verti (n) 2. old hand
virtue, an verti so kapasite = in virtue of his • veteriner (n)
capacity
veterinary surgeon, vet
• vertikal (azek)
• vetiver (n)
vertical
kind of grass
• vertiz (n)
• veto (n)
vertigo, dizziness
veto, right to veto
• vertye (azek)
• vev (n)
virtuous
widow
• veru (n)
• vey (v)Variation(s): veye
bolt
1. to watch
• veruye (azek) 2. to keep an eye on, vey to zafer = mind your
bolted, locked own business, vey lokazyon = keep an eye
open for, vey seke = t
• vervenn (n)
• veye (n)
kind of herbal tea, verbena tea
1. vigil
• verze (n)
2. eve
orchard, verze mang = mango orchard 3. kind of fishing
• ves (n) • veyer (n)
vest watchman
• vesel (n) • veyez (n)
1. dishes 1. night-light
2. bowl 2. ticking over (of an engine)
• vesi (n) • vezetal (azek)
bladder (of football) vegetable
• veso (n)
 • vezetaryin (n)Variation(s): vezetaryen • viktim (n)
vegetarian victim, casualty
• vezetasyon (n) • viktwar (n)
vegetation victory
• vezete (v) • vila (n)
to vegetate villa
• vi (n) • vilaz (n)
view, zoli vi = beautiful view, byin vi = well village
esteemed • vilazwa (n)
• via (prep) villager
via • vilbrekin (n)Variation(s): vilbreken
• vibrasyon (n) crankshaft
vibration • vilejkawnsil (n)
• vibrater (n) village council
vibrator • vilejorl (n)
• vibre (v) village hall
to vibrate • vilganiz (v)Variation(s): vilganize
• vid (v)Variation(s): vide to vulcanize, to heat rubber to mend tyres
to pour, to empty out and inner-tubes
• vid (azek) • vilganizasyon (n)
empty vulcanization
• vidanz (n) • vilgarite (n)
emptying ( esp. of waste) vulgarity
• video (n) • vilgariz (v)Variation(s): vilgarize
video to make well known, to popularize
• vif (azek) • vilgarizasyon (n)
1. quick on the uptake, smart, clever, lively popularization
2. bright (of colour) • vilger (azek)
3. keen (of wind), bril vif = to burn alive
1. vulgar
• viger (n) 2. abusive
vigour, strength, an viger = in force • vilin (azek)Variation(s): vilen
• viking (n) 1. ugly
viking 2. nasty
• viks (n) • vilnerab (azek)
inhaler vulnerable, weak, easily hurt
 • vilv (n) twenty-one
vulva • vintenn (azek)Variation(s): ventenn
• vim (n) about twenty
pot scouring abrasive powder • vintyem (azek)Variation(s): ventyem
• vin (n & azek)Variation(s): ven twentieth
twenty • viper (n)
• vina (n) viper
kind of string instrument • vir (v)Variation(s): vire
• vineg (n) 1. to turn
2. to turn around
vinegar
3. to sell out
• vinegret (n) 4. to go for a walk, a ride
vinegar sauce 5. to turn over, al vire = to go for a spin

• vinil (n) • viral (azek)

vinyl flooring viral

• vink (v)Variation(s): venk • viraz (n)

to win 1. turning
2. change of ideas
• vinker (azek)Variation(s): venker
• vire (n)
strong, bound to win
dead-end (in dominoes)
• vinn (v)Variation(s): vini
• virekiturn (konz)Variation(s):
1. to come
vireturne
2. to accompany, to come along
3. to become, vinn isi = come over here whichever way you look at it
• vinnday (n) • virgil (n)

kind of spicy preparation ( esp. of fish and 1. comma

octopus) 2. decimal point

• vinndu (n) • viril (azek)

ceremonial meal uniting two families after a virile

marriage • virilan (azek)
• vinset (n)Variation(s): vennset virulent ( esp. of communalist, sexist, etc)
1. twenty-seven • virilite (n)
2. policeman
virility
• vinsink manke (n)Variation(s):
• viris (n)
vennsenk manke
seventy five cents virus
• virvire (v)
• vint-e-enn (n & azek)Variation(s):
vent-e-enn to hang around (in a vicinity)
 • virz (n & azek) 1. speed
2. gears
1. virgin
2. virgo (sign of the zodiac) • vites (adv)
• virzinite (n) fast
virginity • vitre (azek)
• vis (v)Variation(s): vise with glass panes
to screw in • vitrinn (n)
• vis (n) 1. shop window
2. cupboard with glass doors
1. screw
2. vice, sin • vitriye (n)
3. flaw, vis prosedir = irregularity in the glazier, glass-blower, worker in glass, to papa
procedure
enn vitriye = I can`t see through you, you are
• vis (azek) barring me
vice • viv (v)
• vise (azek) 1. to live
2. to survive
screw (of bulb etc)
3. to live till old age
• vishnu (n) 4. to experience
name of a god • viv (n)
• visi (azek) provisions, supplies
dilo visi = mineral water • viv (azek)
• visversa (adv) laso viv = quick lime
vice-versa, conversely • viv (eks)
• visye (azek) long live
vicious • vivan (azek)
• vit (n) 1. alive
1. glass 2. animated, living
2. window • vivano (n)
• vit (adv) kind of fish
fast • vividi (n)
• vital (azek) white powder for forehead ( esp. in religious
vital, very important, essential ceremonies)

• vitalite (n) • viviseksyon (n)

vitality vivisection
• vitaminn (n) • viz (v)Variation(s): vize

vitamin 1. to aim for

2. to aim at
• vites (n)
 • viza (n) • vizyon (n)
visa, endorsement on passport dream, vision
• vizavi (prep) • vo (v)
opposite to be worth
• vizaz (n) • vo (azek)
face worthy, worth that
• vize (azek) • vodka (n)
under attack vodka
• vizib (azek) • vog (n)
visible fashion
• vizib (azek) • vokabiler (n)
visible vocabulary
• vizibilite (n) • vokal (azek)
visibility vocal
• vizil (n) • vokasyon (n)
vigil vocation
• vizilan (azek) • vol (n)
vigilant, on the lookout 1. theft, burglary
2. flight, pizon vol = childrens` game
• vizilans (n)
• volan (n)
vigilance
1. steering wheel
• vizit (v)Variation(s): vizite
2. layers, frills (in clothing)
to visit, to go and see
• volan (azek)
• vizit (n)
flying, poson volan = flying fish, laf volan =
visit, ler vizit = visiting hours kind of fish
• viziter (n) • volay (n)
visitor chicken (as a dish), volay dizef = chicken and
• vizitez (n.f) eggs

visitor ( esp. from abroad) • volaz (n)

• vizyel (n) flying up (of fowls)

visuals (in art-work) • vole (v)

• vizyel (azek) to fly away

visual • vole (n)

• vizyer (n) 1. series
2. kick (of football in the air), vole traka = a
sights (of gun)
series of problems
 • voleborl (n) to fly into the air, to be sent into the air
volleyball • volyer (n)
• voler (n) bamboo with cloth attachment used for
catching flies
thief, burglar
• vomi (v)
• volez (n.f)
to vomit
thief
• vomi (n)
• volez (azek)
vomit
angi lamandyan volez = kind of eel
• vomisman (n)
• volim (n)
vomitting, biliousness
1. volume, tome, book
2. volume control, loudness • vomye (adv)
• volimine (azek) rather, preferably
big, thick (of a book), voluminous • voras (azek)
• volkan (n) hungry, wild with hunger, greedy
volcano • vorasite (n)
• volkanik (azek) greed
volcanic • voryin (n)Variation(s): voryen
• volonte (n) good-for-nothing, no-good
will, perseverance • vot (v)Variation(s): vote
• volonter (n) to vote, vot par proxy = postal vote, proxy
vote
volunteer
• vot (n)
• volonter (azek)
vote, drwa de vot = the right to vote
voluntary
• votan (n)
• volonterman (adv)
voters, electors
1. voluntarily, of one`s own free will
2. as voluntary work • voter (n)
• volontye (eks) voter
certainly • votman (n)
• volt (n) voting, casting of votes
volt • votroner (n)
• voltaz (n) your honour, judge
voltage • votur (n)
• voltfas (n) 1. vulture
2. one who waits for the spoils
turn-about, sell-out
• voyaz (v)Variation(s): voyaze
• voltize (v)
to go on a trip, to go abroad, to travel • vwala (eks)
• voyaz (n)Variation(s): vwayaz there you are
trip-abroad • vwale (azek)
• vrak (n) veiled, mile vwale = kind of fish
bulk-loading ( esp. of sugar), an vrak = in • vwalye (n)
bulk sailing boat
• vre (azek) • vwar (v)
TRUE to see, to le vwar pu krwar = seeing is
• vreman (eks) believing
really • vwatir (n)
• vremem (adv) car
really, in actual fact • vwayan (n)
• vresanblab (azek) one who can see the future
apparent, likely, plausible • vwayan (azek)
• vu (n) see-through, transparent
si vu ple = please • vwayaz (n)
• vudre (v) 1. trip, number of times to and fro
2. trip abroad, de vwayaz lerb = two loads of
to rather do
grass
• vudu (n)
• vwayaz (v)Variation(s): vwayaze
voodoo, black magic
to go abroad, to travel
• vulwar (n)
• vwayazer (n)
express desire, specific wish
1. one who is always travelling ( esp. at public
• vunn (n) expense)
type of ornamental grass • vwayazer (n)Variation(s): voyazer
• vuvway (v)Variation(s): vuvwaye passengers
to call someone `you` formally • vwayel (n)
• vwa (n) vowel
1. vote • vwayer (n)
2. voice, a ot vwa = out aloud
voyeur
• vwal (v)Variation(s): vwale
• vwayu (n)
1. to cover with a veil
no-good
2. to hide, to cover up
3. to wobble (of a wheel) • vwazin (n)Variation(s): vwazen
• vwal (n) neighbour
1. sail • vwazinan (azek)
2. veil next door to
 • vwazinaz (n) • vyol (v)Variation(s): vyole
neighbourhood to rape
• vwazinn (n.f) • vyol (n)
_neighbour rape
• vya (n) • vyolaman (adv)
problem, bez mwa dan vya = to put me in a violently
spot, frekant vya = look for trouble • vyolan (azek)
• vyab (azek) violent, vicious
viable • vyolans (n)
• vyabilite (n) violence
viability • vyolasyon (n)
• vye (n) violation ( esp. of rights)
old people, bann vye = the older people • vyoler (n)
• vye (azek) rapist
old • vyolet (n)
• vyefi (n) kind of root vegetable
1. spinster • vyolet (azek)Variation(s): vyole
2. kind of plant
violet
• vyegarson (n)
• vyolon (n)
kind of flower
violin, rekin vyolon = kind of shark
• vyel (n)
• vyolonis (n)
kind of
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• vyenn (n)
kind of savoury cake
• vyerz (n & azek)
• wachak (n)
virgin
beating, flogging
• vyeyar (n)
• wachmenn (n)
old person
night watchman
• vyeyes (n)
• wadire (konz)
old age
as if
• vyeyi (v)
• wagon (n)
to age
wagon washing soda
• wakaf (n) • wat (n)
mutual aid scheme watt
• wala (n) • waterwerk (v)
walla, employee water works employees
• wanntann (n) • wayawaya (n)
kind of snack with pastry to talk a lot, to moan
• wannted (azek) • wayerles (n)
wanted (esp. by the police) radio, wireless
• warant (n) • wayerleskar (n)
warrant police vehicle with radio
• warawara (n) • waynding (n)
kind of flat bread kind of machine in textile factories
• ward (n) • wayndingep (n)
1. constituency (in municipality and village winding up (of a business)
elections) • wayper (eks)
2. ward
windscreen wiper
• warder (n)
• we (n)
1. warder (in prison)
2. overseer of domestic workers in hospital denoting enthusiasm

• wardres (n) • welding (n)

wardress, female prison officer welding

• warkmenn (v) • welfer (n)

walk-man pension office

• warning (n) • welkom (n)

to warn welcome

• warning (n) • werhaws (n)

warning warehouse

• warterkoler (n) • werksop (n)

water colour workshop

• was (azek) • werkturul (n)

liquid soap work-to-rule, go-slow

• was (n) • wes (azek)

westerly cotton waste

• wasingsoda (n) • wes (n)

westerly usher
• Wes Indiz (azek) • wit (n)
West Indies eight
• western (azek) • witnes (azek)
western film witness (in court)
• western (n) • wityem (n)
western (of film) eighth
• Westminister (n) • wok (n)
Westminister (of Parliamentary system) kind of frying bowl
• wetdrim (n) • workawt (n)
wet dream walk-out
• weyter (n) • workitorki (n)
waiter walkie-talkie
• weytingrum (n) • workover (n)
waiting room walk-over
• weyv (eks) • worsted (n)
wave (radio) kind of cloth, worsted
• wi (n) • worterlil (n)
yes waterlily
• wigwam (n) • worterpolo (azek)
wigwam water polo
• wikenn (n) • woterpruf (n)
week-end water-proof
• winnch (n) • wudwerk (n)
winch woodwork (as a subject at school)
• winnchester (n) • wunnennbloz (n)
1. repeating rifle charge of wounds and blows
2. two-and-a-half litre brown bottle
• winnchmen (n)
winchman
• wip (n) • ya (eks)
chief whip yes
• wiski (n) • yach (n)
whisky yacht
• wisye (n & azek)
 • yaj (n) • yeroswar (adv)
kind of prayer last night
• yam (v) • yes (eks)
to look at, to take a good look at o.k! yes sir!
• yam-yam (eks) • yesmenn (n)
the food�s good yesman
• Yangki (n) • yeti (n)
Yankee, American yeti
• yap-yap (v) • yev (n)
to chatter about nothing hare
• yapana (n) • yeye (n)
kind of plant 1. kind of bird
2. kind of music
• yard (n)
• ynayna (n & azek)Variation(s):
yard
ynaynan
• yasmak (n)
1. slow, inert
yashmak 2. spineless
• yasminn (n) • yod (n)
jasmine iodine
• yaurt (n) • yoga (n)
yoghurt yoga
• yemenn (n) • yogi (n)
Yemen yogi, one who practises yoga
• yenn (n) • yomnabi (n)
1. yen, longing for kind of religious festival
2. yen, currency in Japan, gayn yenn = to
• yong (n)
become an addict, tir yenn = to break
addiction measure of opium
• yer (adv) • yoni (n)
yesterday women�s sexual parts, cunt
• yerarsi (n) • yoyo (n)
hierarchy yoyo
• yerarsik (azek) • yubenn (n)
hierarchic U-bend (in plumbing)
• yeroglifik (n) • Yugoslav (n & azek)
hieroglyphic Yugoslav
 • Yugoslavi (n) • zak (n)
Yugoslavia jackfruit
• yuk (eks) • zakana (n)
denoting distaste name of children`s game
• yukelele (n)Variation(s): kelele • zakaranda (n)
ukulele jacaranda tree
• yus (n) • zaket (n)
ministry of youth a stupid person
• yutern (n) • zako (n)
U-turn 1. monkey, baboon
2. clot
• yuyu (eks)
3. naughty child, manz zako = kind of
so there! mango,zako lor zironon = someone who
looks funny on a bicycle
• zalenn (n)
awl

• zabitan (n) • zalimet (n)

inhabitants of match, safety match, match

stick, bwat zalimet = match box
• zabo (n)
• zalon (n)
crop (of a bird)
range pole, zet zalon = to plan something
• zaf (n)
• zalu (n)
1. thrush, inflammation of mouth, throat, or
vagina jealous person
2. prostitute • zalu (azek)
• zafer (n) 1. jealous
1. thing, something 2. destructively envious, wicked
2. court case • zaluz (n.f)
3. affair, matter
jealous person
4. business
5. object, to zafer sa? = none of your • zaluzi (n)
business, enn zafer sa = can you believe it�! jealousy
• zagraf (n) • zamaik (n)
1. clasp, fastener, hook-and-eye Jamaica
2. staple
• zamaikin (n & azek)Variation(s):
• zair (n) zamaiken
Zaire Jamaican
• zairwa (n) • zamal (n)
person from Zaire
marijuana cigarette • zanfut (n)
• zamalak (n)Variation(s): zanbalak 1. miser, skinflint
2. ungrateful person
kind of fruit
• zangliyer (n)
• zamann (n)
wooden stay holding pirogue planks
1. almond
2. kernel • zanimo (n)
• zame (adv) 1. animal
2. disgusting person
never, never before, never ever
• zann (n)
• zame (eks)
son-in-law
not on your life
• zanon (n)
• zanana (n)
ear-ring
pineapple, zanana maron = kind of weed
• zans (n)
• zanberik (n)
people, folks
kind of dried peas
• zanset (n)
• zanbi (n)
ancestors
Zambia
• zansiv (n)
• zanblon (n)
1. kind of fruit gums, infeksyon zansiv = gingivitis
2. dark blue • zant (n)
• zanbon (n) rim, rul lor zant = to be broke
ham • zantak (n)
• zanbos (n) kind of bean
kind of fruit • zantiman (adv)
• zanburzwa (n) politely, kindly
kind of fruit • zantiy (azek)Variation(s): zanti
• zanbyin (n & azek)Variation(s): 1. polite
zanbyen 2. pleasant
Zambian • zantiyes (n)
• zandarm (n) politeness, kindness
1. policemen • zantray (n)
2. regional armed forces bowels
• zanfan (n) • zanvye (n)
1. child january
2. person from (an area)
3. innocent person, zanfan lakaz = one who • zap (v)Variation(s): zape
grew up with us 1. to bark
2. to chatter
 • zapon (n) 1. arm, weapon
2. means of fighting, zet zarm = to give
Japan
up, sel zarm ti lagrev = the only means was a
• zapone (n & azek) strike, zarm nikleer
Japanese • zasar (n)
• zapot (n) food which is pickled in mustard seed and oil
apostle • zasmin (n)Variation(s): zasmen
• zapranti (n) jasmine
apprentice • zat (n)
• zar (n) custard apple
1. kind of, type, nature • zatas (n)
2. act, showing off, get so zar = look at him all
1. clip
dressed up, met dan zar = to put on airs
2. double nails used for wiring
• zarb (n) 3. belt clasp, zwenn zatas = to get stuck
big tree • zava (n)
• zarbutan (n) Java
1. buttress • zavari (n)
2. a support
3. forked branch used for propping up a tree damages
bearing too much fruit. • zavel (n)
• zardin (n)Variation(s): zarden jeys fluid
1. garden • zaviron (n)
2. vegetable plantation oar
3. botanical gardens
• zavlo (n)
• zardinye (n)
javelin
gardener
• zavoka (n)
• zare (n)
avocado pear
1. bend of the knee
2. hock • zaz (v)Variation(s): zaze
3. kind of fish to talk a lot of nonsense, to shoot your mouth
• zarenye (n) off

spider • zaza (v)

• zaret (n) to talk too much

fish-bone • zazer (n)

• zariko (n) one who talks big

bean, zariko ruz, zariko tann, zariko pal = • zazman (n)

kinds of beans idle chatter
• zarm (n) • zean (n)
giant • zel (n)
• zeb (n) 1. freeze (of wages, prices)
2. zeal, eksede zel = over zealous
1. zebra
2. a lazy-bones • zelatinn (n)
• zeb (azek) gelatine
lazy • zeldepri (n)
• zedi (n) price freeze
Thursday • zele (azek)
• zedmo (n) frozen
riddle • zelev (n)
• zedo (n) pupil, student, zelev alfabetizasyon = literacy
student
fountain
• zelron (n)
• zefe (n)
1. fin
household furniture, personal effects
2. mudguard, zelron rekin = shark fin
• zefir (n)
• zemo (n)
kind of cloth
gemini
• zefor (n)
• zenan (azek)
1. effort
1. cumbersome
2. attempt, fer zefor = to exert oneself
2. disturbing
• zegwi (n) 3. embarrassing
1. needle • zene (n)
2. kind of fish
3. hands (of a clock or watch), zegwi trikote = cramped conditions
knitting needle • zene (azek)
• zekler (n) 1. embarrassed
2. hampered, hindered
lightning, loraz zekler = thunder and
3. cramped, squashed too closely
lightning
• zeneral (n)
• zekli (n)
1. splinter general
2. metal filing • zeneral (azek)
3. bit of broken glass general
• zekos (n) • zenerasyon (n)
stud generation
• zekru (n) • zenerater (n)
nut generator
• zekur (n) • zenere (azek)
nut
1. generous • zenuyer (n)
2. emotionally generous knee guard
• zenes (n)
• zeograf (n)
1. a young man or woman geography expert
2. youth, buton zenes = acne
• zeografi (n)
• zenetik (azek)
geography
genetic
• zeolog (n)
• zeng (n)
geologist
1. jungle
2. kind of food container • zeolozi (n)

• zeni (n) geology

genius • zeometri (n)

• zenis (n) geometry

calf • zeova (n)

• zenital (azek) Jehovah, name of a God

genital • zeperon (n)

• zenn (v)Variation(s): zene spar

1. to get in the way of, to hamper • zepi (n)

2. to embarrass, to be embarrassed cob, maize cob
• zenn (n) • zepinar (n)
1. young people, young person kind of vegetable, spinach
2. embarrassment
• zeping (n)Variation(s): zepeng
• zenn (azek)
safety pin
1. young
• zepis (n)
2. inexperienced
spice
• zennfi (n)
• zepol (n)
1. girl, young woman in puberty
2. spinster shoulder, donn enn kut zepol = help

• zennzan (n) • zer (v)

bachelor to manage, to run a business

• zenom (n) • zeran (n)

young man manager

• zenu (n) • zeranyom (n)

knee, azenu = humbled geranium

• zenufleksyon (n) • zerb (n)

genuflexion, fer zenufleksyon = genuflect bouquet, particularly the one carried by bride
on her wedding day
 • zeritye (n) spark
heirs • zeton (n)
• zerm (n) chip, gambling jeton
shoot, sprout (of plant) • zetriye (n)
• zermin (azek)Variation(s): zermen 1. iron lattice used in construction
2. stirrup
kuzin zermin = second cousin
• zetwal (n)
• zermit (n)
star, zetwal filant = shooting
hermit
star, zetwal lalinn = stars and moon
• zernye (n)Variation(s): zarenye
• zeye (n)
spider, difil zernye = cobweb, spider-work
carnation, buttonhole
• zero (n)
• zeyer (n)
1. zero, nought
eye-tooth, canine tooth
2. nothing
3. a nobody • zezer (n)
4. kind of sea-creature girlfriend
• zerof (n) • Zezi (n)
clove Jesus
• zerse (n & azek) • zezwit (n & azek)
kind of cloth Jesuit
• zes (n) • zi (n)
1. silly behaviour juice
2. act, fer zes = to play up
• zibile (azek)
• zestaz (n)
jubilant
acting, playing up
• zibile (n)
• zestikile (v)
jubilee
to bandy one`s arms about
• zibilisyon (n)Variation(s): zivilisyon
• zeswizela (n)
rash, urticaria, nettlerash
posh person
• ziblo (n)
• zesyon (n)
kind of fish
management
• zibye (n)
• zet (v)Variation(s): zete
game
1. to throw away
2. to go to bed • zida (n)
3. to go on strike, zet zarm = to give 1. judas
up, zet lank = to anchor 2. a traitor
• zetinsel (n)Variation(s): zetensel • zidisyer (azek)
judicial mare
• zidisyer (n) • zimaz (n)
judiciary 1. picture
2. one who looks very much like another
• zido (n)Variation(s): zidoka
• Zimbabwe (n)
judo
Zimbabwe
• zidoka (n)
• zimel (n.f)
person practising judo
twin
• zidoranz (n)
• zimer (n)
orange juice
disease of the eyes
• zifle (v)
• zimle (v)
to slap
to pair off (of cities)
• zigil (v)Variation(s): zigile
• zimnastik (n)
to wriggle, to squirm
gymnastics
• zigo (n)
• zimnaz (n)
leg of mutton
gymnasium
• zigolo (n)
• zimo (n)
1. jigolo
2. term of abuse 1. twin
2. double (of fruit, etc), zimo zimel = twin
• zigzag (n)
brother and sister
zigzag
• zimo (azek)
• zigzag (v)Variation(s): zigzage
twin
to zigzag
• zin (n)Variation(s): zen
• zikstapoz (n)
June
to juxtapose
• zindyenn (n)Variation(s): zendyenn
• zil (n)
kind of fine cloth
island
• zinekolog (n)
• zile (n)
gynaecologist
waistcoat
• zinekolozik (azek)
• zilet (n)
gynaecological
razor blade
• zing (n)Variation(s): zeng
• zilofonn (n)
jungle
xylophone
• zink (n)Variation(s): zenk
• zilwa (n)
zinc
one from the outer islands
• zintere (n)
• ziman (n)
vested interest, part share, • zis (azek)
stake, pran zintere X = be on X`s side, take 1. just, fair
sides with X, support X, defend X. 2. exact
• zinya (n) 3. appropriate
kind of flower • zis-zis (adv)
• zinzam (n) exactly
ginger, koray zinzam = kind of coral • ziska (prep)
• zinzli (n) 1. up until, till, until
2. since, from, ziska kan = for how much
kind of seed
longer
• zinzli (azek)
• zisku (prep)
1. kind of banana
how far
2. kind of cake
• zisteman (adv)
• zip (n)
exactly, precisely
skirt
• zistifikasyon (n)
• zipon (n)
justification
underskirt
• zistifyab (azek)
• ziraf (n)
1. giraffe justifiable
2. a tall person • zistifye (v)
• ziri (n) justify
jury • zistis (n)
• ziridik (azek) justice
juridical • zistisye (n)
• ziridikman (adv) avenging angel
juridically • zistwar (n)
• ziris (n) 1. story, tale
2. untrue story, myth, rakont zistwar = to tell
jurist
lies
• zirisdiksyon (n)
• ziszis (azek)
jurisdiction
perfect fit
• ziromon (n)
• zitan (n)
pumpkin
gypsy
• zirondel (n)
• ziyet (n)
swallow
July
• zis (adv)
• ziz (v)Variation(s): zize
1. only
to judge, to pass judgement
2. correctly
 • ziz (n) • zominis (n & azek)
judge, ziz tablisman = personnel officer male chauvinist
• zizani (n) • zon (n)
trouble between people 1. rush (for making baskets, pieces of
furniture)
• zizman (n)
2. rod of a high officer of police
judgement
• zong (n)
• zizye (n)Variation(s): zezye
nail
gizzard
• zongle (v)
• zob (n)
1. to toss with one`s nail
job 2. to flick (a knife)
• zob (azek) • zongler (v)
poor, destitute juggler
• zobrek (n) • zoni (azek)
penis stained yellow
• zojak (n) • zoning (n)
zodiac zoning system (esp.for primary schools)
• zoke (n) • zonn (n)
jockey zone, zonn interdi = prohibited
• zoker (n) • zonn (azek)
joker (in cards) yellow, banbu zonn = kind of bamboo
• zokris (n) • zonndef (n)
1. term of abuse egg yolk, egg yellow
2. stupid person
• zoranz (n)
• zoli (azek)
orange
beautiful, pretty
• zordi (n)
• zoli (eks)
1. today
well done! 2. nowadays
• zoliv (n) • zordiswar (adv)
1. olive tonight
2. kind of local fruit
• zordizur (adv)
• zom (n)
nowadays
1. man
• zorey (n)
2. strong man
ear, gato zorey = kind of crisp ear-shaped
• zombi (n)
cake, zorey fermal = ear-ache, zorey kule = ear
zombi discharges,<sp< div="" style="box-sizing:
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2. prison
• zoro (n)
• zulu (n)
1. zorro
2. avenging angel, savior, powerful person racist term of abuse
• zorz (n)Variation(s): ton-zorz • zum (n)
penis zoom lens
• zot (azek) • zunu (n)
1. their knee
2. your (pl) • zur (n)
• zot (pron) day, kat zur a pari = only 4 days` work a
1. theirs week
2. yours (pl) • zur (v)Variation(s): zure
• zot (pron) to swear at
1. they • zure (n)
2. the others, those
3. you (pl) swearword

• zoto (eks) • zurnal (n)

look everyone newspaper

• zovyal (azek) • zurnalis (n)

jovial journalist

• zoyon (n)Variation(s): zwayon • zurnalye (n)

onion casual worker (not on the bosse`s books)

• zozo (n)Variation(s): zwazo • zurne (n)

1. bird 1. day
2. cock, prick, zozo pingo = kind of 2. day`s work
bird, zozo pingo = penis, zozo ble = kind of • zursin (n)Variation(s): zursen, ursin,
fish ursen
• zu (n) sea urchin
zoo • zuti (n)
• zug (n) 1. tool
yoke 2. cutting and sharp pointed instruments
used as weapons
• zugader (n)
• zutiyaz (n)
gambler
tool equipment
• zuk (n)
• zuvriye (n)
skilled worker
 • zuyet (n)Variation(s): ziyet • zwif (n & azek)
July Jewish
• zuzu (n) • zwiferan (n)
toy, zuzu menaz = toy crockery, lakaz zuzu = term of abuse with antisemitic root
children`s game in which they play the role of • zwin (n)Variation(s): zwen
the different members of a family at home, to
pran mwa pu to 1. joint
2. in a difficult situation, in a fix
• zuzut (azek) 3. crack (of backside)
unskillful, clumsy, so lame zuzut = clumsy 4. marijuana joint
with his hands • zwin-nave (n)Variation(s): zwen-nave
• zwa (n)Variation(s): lezwa kind of tool used for making dent in cement
goose
• zwintir (n)Variation(s): zwentir
• zwav (n) joint, join
fool • zwir (v)
• zwaye (azek) 1. to enjoy at another`s expense
gay, merry, zwaye nwel = merry christmas 2. to enjoy
3. to reap the benefits of
• zwayon (n)Variation(s): zoyon
4. to enjoy a privilege
onion, zwayon tupi = kind of onion
• zwisans (n)
• zwazo (n)Variation(s): zozo
1. profligacy
1. bird 2. right to enjoy
2. cock, prick
• zwiser (n)
• zwe (v)
1. profligate
1. to play 2. profiteer
2. to gamble
• zwit (n)
3. to mess about with
4. to play into the hands of, zwe brit = to be oyster, tase kuma zwit lor ros = stuck fast to
rough • zyonis (n & azek)Variation(s): syonis
• zwe (v) Zionist
game
• zwenn (n)
1. to join, to become a member
2. to meet
3. to get into an awkward, difficult or even
dangerous situation, zwenn tase = to be in a
fix, zwenn de but = to make e
• zwer (n)
1. sports player
2. good player