tom (n)
tomb
tomat (n)
1. tomato
2. canned fish in tomato sauce
tompus (n)
dwarf
ton (n)
1. uncle
2. tuna
3. tone
4. note (level of note)
5. loudness, ton levantay, ton blan, ton zonn, ton lanperer = kinds o
tonaz (n)
tonnage
tonbalist (n)
stone mason, tombstone maker
tonbo (n)
tomb
tonbola (n)
tombola
tondez (n)
1. lawn mower
2. hair clippers
tonel (n)
trellis (esp. horizontal for creeping vegetable plants)
toni (n)
permanent (hair wave)
tonik (n & azek)
tonic
tonkin (n)
Variation(s): tonken
bottom, bum
tonn (v)
Variation(s): to finn
you have
tonn (n)
ton
tono (n)
wooden barrel
tonton (n)
uncle
top (azek)
best, very good
topet (n)
tot
topi (n)
kind of cap with religious signification
toplamem (v)
to stop there
topsikret (azek)
top secret, classified (of information)
tor (n)
blame, fault
tornad (n)
tornado
toro (n)
bull
torpiy (v)
to torpedo
tors (n)
torch, chest
torsennsek (n)
inseparable friends
torson (n)
dish cloth
torti (n)
tortoise
tortikoli (n)
stiff neck
tortir (v)
Variation(s): tortire
to torture
tortir (n)
torture
tos (n)
toast
tose (n)
kind of bread made with rice
total (n)
total amount
total (azek)
absolute, complete
totalite (n)
all of, the total amount, the total number
totaliter (azek)
totalitarian
totka (n)
action performed to prevent bad luck, fer enn totka = to do this action
totof (n)
kind of fish, totof pikan = kind of fish
tradiksyon (n)
translation
tradikter (n)
translator
tradir (v)
to translate
tradisyon (n)
tradition
tradisyonel (azek)
traditional
tradisyonelman (adv)
traditionally
trafik (v)
Variation(s): trafike
to deal in, to wheel and deal
trafik (n)
1. traffic cop
2. trade, illicit trade
trafikan (n)
illicit dealer
trak (n)
1. pamphlet
2. worry, nervousness
3. stage fright
traka (n)
worry, problem
trakas (v)
Variation(s): trakase
to worry
trakase (azek)
worried
trakter (n)
tractor
trale (azek)
a series, a string, a lot
tram (v)
Variation(s): trame
to screen
tranble (v)
1. to tremble
2. to be afraid
tranbleman (n)
shakes, tranbleman deter = earthquake
tranbler (n)
kind of fish
trangle (v)
1. choke
2. strangle, throttle
trankil (azek)
quiet
trankilite (n)
peace, tranquility, quiet
trankilizan (n)
tranquilizer
trankilman (adv)
quietly
tranp (v)
Variation(s): tranpe
1. to wet
2. to let down fishing lines
3. to be implicated (in something underhand)
tranplin (n)
Variation(s): tranplen
1. trampolene
2. place from which to rise in society
trans (v)
Variation(s): transe
1. to cut
2. to decide one way or the other
3. to use a casting vote
trans (n)
1. slice
2. part-payment
transfer (n)
transfer (at work)
transfer (v)
Variation(s): transfere
to transfer
transfiz (n)
one who crosses the floor
transfizyon (n)
blood transfusion
transform (v)
to change completely, to be changed, to transform
transformasyon (n)
change, transformation
transkripsyon (n)
transcript (esp. of a tape)
transpirasyon (n)
perspiration, sweat
transpire (v)
to sweat, to perspire
transplant (n)
transplant (of organs)
transpor (n)
transport system
transport (v)
Variation(s): transporte
to transport, to carry
transvaz (v)
Variation(s): transvaze
to move from one place to another
trant (n & azek)
thirty
trantyem (azek)
thirtieth
tranzaksyon (n)
deal, illicit deal
tranzistor (n)
transistor radio
tranzisyon (n)
transition
trap (v)
Variation(s): trape
1. to catch, to get hold of
2. to catch (of an illness)
3. to hold, trap bagal = to start working from one end
trapez (n)
trapeze
tras (v)
Variation(s): trase
to trace, to mark out
tras (n)
1. tracks, footprints
2. mark, trace
travay (v)
to work
travay (n)
work, travay latas = to do piece-work, travay zurne = paid by the hour, travay sezonye = seasonal work
travayer (n)
worker, bon travayer = hard worker
traver (azek)
crooked, curved, bent
travers (v)
to cross, to go across
traversin (n)
Variation(s): traversen
long pillow
travoforse (n)
hard labour (in prison)
travopiblik (n)
public works
tray (v)
Variation(s): traye
to talk ill of someone
tray (n)
an tray = remand prisoner
trayir (v)
be a traitor, betray
trayizon (n)
treachery, betrayal, deceipt
trazedi (n)
tragedy
trazik (azek)
tragic
tre (n)
characteristic, trait, feature
trebul (n)
trouble
tredmark (n)
trade mark
tredyunyon (n)
trade union
tref (n)
clubs
treler (n)
fireman`s water pump on wheels
trener (n)
slut, one who wanders about
trenez (n.f)
slut
treng (n)
Variation(s): tring
wooden bar, rod
treni (n)
trainee
trening (n)
teachers` training college
trenn (v)
Variation(s): trene
to traipse, to gad about, to be a slut
trer (v)
to milk
tres (v)
Variation(s): trese
to plait
tresadan (n)
ornament on clothing
trespas (n)
private property, land on which no trespassing allowed
tret (v)
Variation(s): trete
to treat, to deal with
tret (n)
traitor
treter (n)
witchdoctor
tretman (n)
1. medical treatment
2. treatment
treto (n)
stepladder
tretwar (n)
Variation(s): trotwar
pavement
trev (n)
truce, peace treaty
trez (n & azek)
thirteen
trezor (n)
1. the treasury
2. the kitty
3. treasure
trezorye (n)
treasurer
trezyem (azek)
thirteenth
triang (n)
triangle
tribinal (n)
tribunal
tribor (azek)
starboard
trik (v)
Variation(s): trike
to trick one`s way
trik (n)
trick
triker (n)
trickster
trikmandaz (n)
trickery, higgery-pokery
triko (n)
1. jersey, pullover
2. football shirt
trikot (v)
Variation(s): trikote
to knit
trileng (azek)
trilingual, being fluent in three languages
trim (v)
Variation(s): trime
to work hard, to slave away
trimer (n)
kind of docker
trimes (n)
trimester
trin (n)
Variation(s): tren
train, trin pasaze = passenger train, trin marsandiz = goods train
trinke (v)
Variation(s): trenke
clink glasses
trip (n)
1. intestines
2. tripe
tripot (v)
Variation(s): tripote
to fiddle around, to fidget about
tris (azek)
sad, depressed
trisik (n)
tricycle
trisul (n)
big 3-pronged fork
triy (v)
Variation(s): triye
1. to sort out, to separate into useful and not useful
2. to pick (of guitar strings), triye diri = to sort rice, to remove husks
triyange (v)
to trick one`s way into
triyaz (n)
work of sorting things out
tro (adv)
too
tromboz (n)
thrombosis, coronary thrombosis
tron (n)
trunk (of a tree)
tronbonn (n)
trombone
tronn (n)
throne, diskur di tronn = queen`s speech
tronp (v)
Variation(s): tronpe
1. to be mistaken
2. to cuckold
3. to hoot, to honk
tronp (n)
1. trunk
2. hooter
tronpet (n)
1. trumpet
2. kind of fish
tronpetis (n)
trumpeter
troplin (n)
Variation(s): troplen
overflow, outlet
tru (n)
1. hole
2. kind of marbles game, tru dan leker = hole-in-the heart
trub (n)
trouble, disturbance
truder (n)
airbrick
trufes (n)
1. arse-hole
2. term of abuse
trukarepano (n)
hatch cover
trulakal (n)
hatch cover
trululu (n)
kind of crab
trunene (n)
nostril
trupo (n)
herd
truso (n)
1. bunch (esp. of keys)
2. trousseau
truv (v)
Variation(s): truve
1. to see
2. to find, truv som = blurred vision, truv kler = see, pa truv kler = be blind
truvay (n)
discovery
trwa (n & azek)
three
trwabra (n)
T-junction
trwakar (n)
adolescent, teenager
trwakar (azek)
1. three quarters
2. most
trwamabark (n)
three-masted boat
trwaz (adv)
in third position
trwazyem (n)
third standard (at school)
trwazyem (azek)
third
trwit (n)
kind of fish
tu (n)
all
tudrwa (adv)
straight ahead, straight on
tuf (v)
Variation(s): tufe
1. to suffocate
2. to be out of breath, to be wheezy
3. to cook in a little oil with the lid on
tuf (azek)
plentiful (of hair)
tuf (n)
bushy growth
tufet (azek)
ready-made
tufman (n)
asthma
tuk (v)
Variation(s): tuke
to pick at (of food)
tuk (n)
bucket, pail
tukur (adv)
simply, and that`s that
tuleswar (adv)
every evening
tulezur (adv)
daily, everyday
tulsi (n)
kind of plant
tultan (adv)
Variation(s): tuletan
always, all the time
tuni (azek)
naked, nude, minn tuni = plain noodles
tunn (n)
little girls` private parts
tupe (n)
cheek, insolence
tupi (n)
top, spinning top
tupi (azek)
zoyon tupi = kind of onion
tur (n)
1. a long journey
2. a machine used by cabinet makers
turbiyon (n)
1. whirlwind
2. whirlpool
turdelis (n)
edge on boat deck
turdey (azek)
squint
turdi (azek)
tied up (with work)
turdisman (n)
vertigo, dizziness
turdorizon (n)
summary of recent events
turis (n)
1. tourist
2. rich person
turn (v)
Variation(s): turne
1. to turn (of metal, etc)
2. to spin
turnavis (v)
screw driver
turnaz (n)
shooting (of a film)
turndis (n)
record player
turner (n)
1. worker (at hunting parties)
2. turner, one who fashions things on a lathe
turnike (n)
1. cotton reel
2. tourniquet
turnir (n)
conjuncture, point, turn in events
turnwa (n)
tournament
turtrel (n)
turtle-dove
turyon (n)
crankshaft
tus (v)
Variation(s): tuse
1. to touch
2. to cough
tus (n)
final touch (of paint), retouch (of make-up)
tusan (azek)
touching
tusatu (azek)
one who touches or fingers things
tuse (n)
cough
tusel (adv)
on one`s own
tustuse (v)
to finger
tutafe (adv)
completely
tutafe (eks)
exactly
tutalegu (n)
sewerage
tutfwa (adv)
however
tutlantur (adv)
Variation(s): tutlontur
all around
tutotur (adv)
all around
tutswit (adv)
at once
tutu (n)
puppy
tutunn (n)
little girls` private parts
tuvakal (n)
earthenware bowl (esp. in religious ceremonies)
tuy (v)
Variation(s): tuye
1. to kill
2. to take someone`s piece (in ludo)
tuzur (adv)
always, still
twa (n)
1. you (familiar)
2. roof
twaladra (n)
sheeting
twalet (n)
toilet
twaz (v)
Variation(s): twaze
to glance at, to sneak a disapproving look at
twaz (n)
measure of land
twil (n)
slate roof tiles
twinoter (n)
twin otter, two-engined aeroplane
tyed (azek)
warm
tyer (n)
third
tyermond (n)
third world
tyes (v)
to mix concrete
tyo (n)
pipe, water-pipe
tyotaz (n)
pipelaying