hä'ban |
haa'ban |
[ha:ʔ·ban] |
fact, information |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hä'banar |
haa'banar |
[ha:ʔ·ba·naɾ] |
to come to pass, to come true, to become true (rare) |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
häban'tay |
haaban'tay |
[ha:·banʔ·tai] |
data, information (from a computer) |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häkuy |
haacuy |
[ha:·ku·i] |
proof, evidence |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häkuyir |
haacuyir |
[ha:·ku·jiɾ] |
to prove |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
häi'pirun |
haai'pirun |
[ha:·iʔ·pi·ɾun] |
tear, "eye water" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hä'it |
haa'it |
[ha:ʔ·it] |
vision, foresight |
noun |
traviss |
häi'tayl'täp |
haai'tayl'taap |
[ha:iʔ·tailʔ·ta:p] |
theatre, cinema |
noun |
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häl |
haal |
[ha:l] |
breath (literal) |
noun |
traviss |
häla'kut |
haala'kut |
[ha:·laʔ·kut] |
shirt, tunic, "chest cloth" |
noun |
original |
hälas |
haalas |
[ha:·las] |
chest |
noun |
traviss |
häla'sarad |
haala'sarad |
[ha:·laʔ·sa·ɾad] |
areola |
noun |
tuuri |
hälas'kov |
haalas'kov |
[ha:·lasʔ·koʊv] |
nipple (of a person) |
noun |
tuuri |
hälaspir |
haalaspir |
[ha:·las·piɾ] |
breast milk |
noun |
tuuri |
häl'kabur |
haal'cabur |
[ha:lʔ·ka·buɾ] |
side piece of the cuirass, "chest guard", (two in each set) |
noun |
bounty hunter code |
häl'jorar |
haal'jorar |
[ha:lʔ·dʒoʊ·ɾaɾ] |
to whistle |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
häl'joryc |
haal'joryc |
[ha:lʔ·dʒoʊ·ɾiʃ] |
whistling, high-pitched |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
häl'kutay |
haal'kutay |
[ha:lʔ·ku·tai] |
harness, belt, suspender |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häl'mït |
haal'miit |
[ha:lʔ·mi:t] |
whisper, murmur |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häl'or'bär |
haal'or'baar |
[ha:lʔ·oʊɾʔ·ba:ɾ] |
lungs |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hälur |
haalur |
[ha:·luɾ] |
to breathe |
verb |
traviss |
hä'mïtir |
haa'miitir |
[ha:ʔ·mi:tiɾ] |
to whisper, to murmur |
verb |
original |
hämyc |
haamyc |
[ha:miʃ] |
unusual, strange |
adjective |
traviss |
här |
haar |
[ha:ɾ] |
the (definite article, rare and emphatic) |
article |
traviss |
häran |
haaran |
[ha:·ɾan] |
cover, suit, (usually goes over clothing) |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häranov |
haaranov |
[ha:·ɾa·noʊv] |
cache, reserve, store |
noun |
traviss |
häranov'la |
haaranov'la |
[ha:·ɾa·noʊvʔ·la] |
hidden, concealed |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
häranovor |
haaranovor |
[ha:·ɾa·noʊ·voʊɾ] |
to hide, to conceal |
verb |
traviss |
här'cak |
haar'chak |
[ha:ɾʔ·tʃak] |
dammit |
interjection |
traviss |
härir |
haarir |
[ha:·ɾiɾ] |
to dress up, to put clothes on, to button up, to zip up |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
här'kov |
haar'kov |
[ha:ɾʔ·koʊv] |
hat, cap, headdress, "head covering" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
här'tayat |
haar'tayat |
[ha:ɾʔ·ta·jat] |
wardrobe, cupboard (for clothing) |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häs'gam |
haas'gam |
[ha:sʔ·gam] |
leather, "dried skin" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häxun |
haashun |
[ha:·ʃun] |
parchment bread, "see bread", (thin sheet of dried bread that can be reconstituted in liquid, Mando-ration-pack staple, so thin it can be read through) |
noun |
traviss |
hä'slät |
haa'slaat |
[ha:ʔ·sla:t] |
dust, powder, soot |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häst |
haast |
[ha:st] |
dry |
adjective |
traviss |
hästal |
haastal |
[ha:s·tal] |
dried blood, scab, (also a term for a lasting emotional scar) |
noun |
traviss |
häst'kanar |
haast'canar |
[ha:stʔ·ka·naɾ] |
autumn, "dry season" (90 days) |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häst'vhetin |
haast'vhetin |
[ha:stʔ·fe·tin] |
dry land (as opposed to sea), solid ground |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häs'vhé |
haas'vheh |
[ha:sʔ·fɛ] |
sand land, place unfit for farming |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hät |
haat |
[ha:t] |
truth |
noun |
traviss |
Hät Mando'ade / Hät'ade |
Haat Mando'ade / Haat'ade |
[ha:t – man·doʊʔ·a·de], [ha:tʔ·a·de] |
True Mandalorians (a politcal group loyal to the old values, oppose both Evaar Mando'ade and Kyr'tsad) |
noun |
traviss |
hät'adolir |
haat'adolir |
[ha:tʔ·a·doʊ·liɾ] |
to explore, to investigate, to seek truth |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
häta'got |
haata'got |
[ha:·taʔ·goʊt] |
monitor, screen, television |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hätay |
haatay |
[ha:·tai] |
look, appearance |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hä'tayc |
haa'tayc |
[ha:ʔ·taiʃ] |
observant, sharp-eyed |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hä'taylir |
haa'taylir |
[ha:ʔ·tai·liɾ] |
to see, to look |
verb |
traviss |
hätir |
haatir |
[ha:·tiɾ] |
to tell the truth, to be honest, to be truthful |
verb |
original |
hät'la |
haat'la |
[ha:tʔ·la] |
honest, true |
adjective |
original |
hät'mït |
haat'miit |
[ha:tʔ·mi:t] |
oath, promise, vow |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hät'mïtir |
haat'miitir |
[ha:tʔ·mi:·tiɾ] |
to swear, to promise, to give oath |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
hätyc |
haatyc |
[ha:·tiʃ] |
visible |
adjective |
traviss |
häv |
haav |
[ha:v] |
bed |
noun |
traviss |
hävir |
haavir |
[ha:·viɾ] |
to bed, to sleep with (polite alternative to shabiir) |
verb |
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häv'kut |
haav'kut |
[ha:vʔ·kut] |
blanket, bedclothes, linens, "sleep cloth" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häv'läm |
haav'laam |
[ha:vʔ·la:m] |
bunk, "up bed" |
noun |
traviss |
häv'yá |
haav'yai |
[ha:vʔ·jai] |
bedroom |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
häv'yust |
haav'yust |
[ha:vʔ·just] |
sleeping bag, "road bed" |
noun |
original |
hä'yam |
haa'yam |
[ha:ʔ·jam] |
watch-tower, view point |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hálase |
hailase |
[hai·la·se] |
filler, filling, stuffing |
noun |
tuuri |
hálir |
hailir |
[hai·liɾ] |
to fill |
verb |
traviss |
hakba |
hakba |
[hak·ba] |
period, watch (12 hours) |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hak'brïk |
hak'briik |
[hakʔ·bɾi:k] |
timeline, schedule, roster |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hanil |
hanil |
[ha·nil] |
an amulet, carving, or other item made from han'oruk |
noun |
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han'oruk |
han'oruk |
[hanʔ·oʊ·ɾuk] |
Mando jade, trinitite, "desolation stone" (specifically that formed by the Dral'han) |
noun |
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hanyc |
hanyc |
[ha·niʃ] |
sweet, soft, pleasant |
adjective |
gayi'kaab |
haran |
haran |
[ha·ɾan] |
destruction, annihilation, hell |
noun |
traviss |
harir |
harir |
[ha·ɾiɾ] |
to tire, to grow weary |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
haryc |
haryc |
[ha·ɾiʃ] |
tired |
adjective |
traviss |
haryc b'älyc |
haryc b'aalyc |
[ha·ɾiʃ – bʔ·a:·liʃ] |
drunk, "tired and emotional" |
adjective |
traviss |
havey'ir |
havey'ir |
[ha·veiʔ·iɾ] |
to guide, to show the way |
verb |
mandocreator |
hayc |
hayc |
[haiʃ] |
plain, honest, simple (of people) |
adjective |
traviss |
he'ner'päk |
he'ner'paak |
[heʔ·neɾʔ·pa:k] |
rich and spicy stew usually served with rice, "rice stew" (similar to curry) |
noun |
original |
het'gän |
het'gaan |
[hetʔ·ga:n] |
pincers, pliers, tongs |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
het'gád |
het'gaid |
[hetʔ·gaid] |
frying pan |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hetikles |
hetikles |
[he·ti·kes] |
"nose burn", burning sensation in the sinuses brought about by specific spices |
noun |
traviss |
hetikleyc |
hetikleyc |
[he·ti·kleiʃ] |
spicy, makes the sinuses burn |
adjective |
traviss |
hetipäk |
hetipaak |
[he·ti·pa:k] |
stew, soup, "spicy water" (stronger taste) |
noun |
original |
hetipurg |
hetipurg |
[he·ti·puɾg] |
spice, seasoning |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hetipurgir |
hetipurgir |
[he·ti·puɾ·giɾ] |
to spice, to season (food) |
verb |
original |
hettir |
hettir |
[he·tiɾ] |
to burn |
verb |
traviss |
hett'la |
hett'la |
[hetʔ·la] |
cooked, baked |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
hettyc |
hettyc |
[he·tiʃ] |
burning |
adjective |
traviss |
heturam |
heturam |
[he·tu·ɾam] |
"mouth burn", brought about by very spicy food, (see also hetikleyc) |
noun |
traviss |
hibir |
hibir |
[hi·biɾ] |
pupil, student |
noun |
traviss |
hibiran |
hibiran |
[hi·bi·ɾan] |
study, student classes, practice |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hibi'ranir |
hibi'ranir |
[hi·biʔ·ɾa·niɾ] |
to learn intensely, to absorb information |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
hibirar |
hibirar |
[hi·bi·ɾaɾ] |
to learn |
verb |
traviss |
hibir'vod |
hibir'vod |
[hi·biɾʔ·voʊd] |
classmate |
noun |
tuuri |
hibi'sur |
hibi'sur |
[hi·biʔ·suɾ] |
to study hard |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
hibiv |
hibiv |
[hi·biv] |
school of study, -ology |
noun |
original |
hïbir |
hiibir |
[hi:·biɾ] |
to take |
verb |
traviss |
hod |
hod |
[hoʊd] |
mischief, trickery |
noun |
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Hod Haran |
Hod Haran |
[hoʊʊd – ha·ɾan] |
ancient Mando deity of trickery and luck |
noun |
bounty hunter code |
hod'ad |
hod'ad |
[hoʊdʔ·ad] |
trickster, prankster |
noun |
original |
hodar |
hodar |
[hoʊ·daɾ] |
to deceive, to fool, to trick |
verb |
traviss |
hodasal |
hodasal |
[hoʊ·da·sal] |
camouflage |
noun |
traviss |
hodasalar |
hodasalar |
[hoʊ·da·sa·laɾ] |
to camouflage, to cover up, to disguise |
verb |
traviss |
hodayc |
hodayc |
[hoʊ·daiʃ] |
cunning, crafty, sly |
adjective |
traviss |
hod'ika |
hod'ika |
[hoʊdʔ·i·ka] |
troublemaker, brat, "little mischief" |
noun |
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hok |
hok |
[hoʊk] |
slice, cut |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hok |
hok |
[hoʊk] |
over, divided by (as in mathematics) |
preposition |
original |
hokäd |
hokaad |
[hoʊ·ka:d] |
violence |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hokäd'la |
hokaad'la |
[hoʊ·ka:dʔ·la] |
violent |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
hokän |
hokaan |
[hoʊ·ka:n] |
cut, slice, laceration, incision |
noun |
original |
hokänir |
hokaanir |
[hoʊ·ka:·niɾ] |
to cut, to slice |
verb |
traviss |
hokän'runi |
hokaan'runi |
[hoʊ·ka:nʔ·ɾu·ni] |
someone cruel, wicked, "cutting soul" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hokänure |
hokaanure |
[hoʊ·ka:·nu·ɾe] |
shears, trimmer |
noun |
tuuri |
hok'abïkir |
hok'abiikir |
[hoʊkʔ·a·bi:·kiɾ] |
to fly, "to cut air" (in atmosphere, not in space, as opposed to tra'ir) |
verb |
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hokan |
hokan |
[hoʊ·kan] |
cut, slit, section |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hokan'yc |
hokan'yc |
[hoʊ·kanʔ·iʃ] |
cut up, sliced, (slang for heavily defeated) |
adjective |
traviss |
hok'jurkad |
hok'jurkad |
[hoʊkʔ·dʒuɾ·kad] |
bully, someone who is needlessly cruel, "cutting attacker" |
noun |
original |
hok'pirunir |
hok'pirunir |
[hoʊkʔ·pi·ɾu·niɾ] |
to swim, "to cut water" (very quickly, as opposed to pir'shaadlar) |
verb |
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hok'tennar |
hok'tennar |
[hoʊkʔ·te·naɾ] |
to dissect, "to cut open" |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
hok'un |
hok'un |
[hoʊkʔ·un] |
sarcasm, cutting humor |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hoxap |
hoshap |
[hoʊ·ʃap] |
spoon |
noun |
traviss |
hoy |
hoy |
[hɔɪ] |
wakefulness, vigilance |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hoyc |
hoyc |
[hɔɪʃ] |
awake, not sleeping, vigilant |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
hoyc'kara |
hoyc'kara |
[hɔɪʃʔ·ka·ɾa] |
sunrise, "waking sun" (specifically in polar regions when the sun stays in the sky for several months) |
noun |
gayi'kaab |
hoyir |
hoyir |
[hoʊ·jiɾ] |
to awaken, to wake up; to keep watch |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
hukän |
hukaan |
[hu·ka:n] |
cover, shelter, defensive structure |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
hukät |
hukaat |
[hu·ka:t] |
covering, insulation |
noun |
tuuri |
hukätir |
hukaatir |
[hu·ka:·tiɾ] |
to cover, to watch |
verb |
traviss |
hukan |
hukan |
[hu·kan] |
cloak, cape, poncho |
noun |
tuuri |
hukut |
hukut |
[hu·kut] |
cloth covering, protective cloth (generally outer layers of clothing) |
noun |
tuuri |
hunar |
hunar |
[hu·naɾ] |
uncomfortable, awkward silence that follows an unfunny, perhaps offensive, joke or other statement meant to trigger laughter and comradely banter |
noun |
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hut |
hut |
[hut] |
cowardice |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
Hutï |
Hutii |
[hu·ti:] |
Hutt |
noun |
original |
Hutï'mese |
Hutii'mese |
[hu·ti:ʔ·me·se] |
Hutt Space |
noun |
original |
hut'ün |
hut'uun |
[hutʔ·u:n] |
coward (very extreme, worst possible insult, inappropriate in most situations) |
noun |
traviss |
hut'ün kabur |
hut'uun cabur |
[hutʔ·u:n – ka·buɾ] |
butt armor, "coward armor" |
noun |
bounty hunter code |
hutyc |
hutyc |
[hu·tiʃ] |
cowardly, faint-hearted |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
hüt'gän |
huut'gaan |
[hu:tʔ·ga:n] |
nepotism |
noun |
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