| wäd |
waad |
[wa:d] |
price, cost, (not just about money) |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wädas |
waadas |
[wa:·das] |
credits, money, wealth |
noun |
traviss |
| wäda'sen |
waada'sen |
[wa:·daʔ·sen] |
yacht, "expensive boat" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wädasla |
waadasla |
[wa:·das·la] |
valuable, useful, worth a lot |
adjective |
traviss |
| wäd'coruk |
waad'choruk |
[wa:dʔ·tʃoʊ·ɾuk] |
precious gem, expensive gemstone |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'gänir |
waad'gaanir |
[wa:dʔ·ga:·niɾ] |
to shop, to go shopping, to buy |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'gam |
waad'gam |
[wa:dʔ·gam] |
money, credit, banknote, coin |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'geroya |
waad'geroya |
[wa:dʔ·ge·ɾoʊ·ja] |
gamble, "money game" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'häve |
waad'haave |
[wa:dʔ·ha:·ve] |
hotel, hostel, motel, "beds for sale" |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'kebi |
waad'kebi |
[wa:dʔ·ke·bi] |
wallet |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'kebise |
waad'kebise |
[wa:dʔ·ke·bi·se] |
goods, wares |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'runi |
waad'runi |
[wa:dʔ·ɾu·ni] |
greed |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'runyc |
waad'runyc |
[wa:dʔ·ɾu·niʃ] |
greedy |
adjective |
original |
| wäd'täkur |
waad'taakur |
[wa:dʔ·ta:·kuɾ] |
decoration made of bone, valuable bone of rare animal |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wäd'yam |
waad'yam |
[wa:dʔ·jam] |
bank |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wädyc |
waadyc |
[wa:·diʃ] |
rich |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
| warra |
warra |
[wa·ɾa] |
warra nut |
noun |
traviss |
| wasür |
wasuur |
[wa·su:ɾ] |
west |
noun |
traviss |
| wasür'la |
wasuur'la |
[wa·su:ɾʔ·la] |
western |
adjective |
tal'jair rusk |
| wayï |
wayii |
[wa·dʒi:] |
good grief (general exclamation of surprise, good or bad) |
interjection |
traviss |
| wer |
wer |
[weɾ] |
eon, large span of time |
noun |
traviss |
| wer'kuy |
wer'cuy |
[weɾʔ·kui] |
whatever, it was ages ago, it doesn't matter, forget it |
interjection |
traviss |
| werd |
werd |
[weɾd] |
stealth |
noun |
traviss |
| werda |
werda |
[weɾ·da] |
darkness (archaic plural) |
noun |
traviss |
| werde |
werde |
[weɾ·de] |
darkness |
noun |
traviss |
| werdla |
werdla |
[weɾd·la] |
stealthy, sneaky, invisible |
adjective |
traviss |
| werlära |
werlaara |
[weɾ·la:·ɾa] |
myth (archaic) |
noun |
traviss |
| werläryc |
werlaaryc |
[weɾ·la:·ɾiʃ] |
mythical, legendary |
adjective |
tuuri |
| wer'ulïk |
wer'uliik |
[weɾʔ·u·li:k] |
ancient beast, mythical animal; mythosaur |
noun |
tuuri |
| wör |
woor |
[woʊ:ɾ] |
wind |
noun |
traviss |
| wör'äl |
woor'aal |
[woʊ:ɾʔ·a:l] |
sense of smell |
noun |
original |
| wör'ika |
woor'ika |
[woʊ:ɾʔ·i·ka] |
gust, breeze |
noun |
original |
| wörir |
woorir |
[woʊ:·ɾiɾ] |
to blow, to puff, (also slang for smoking) |
verb |
tal'jair rusk |
| wör'senar |
woor'senar |
[woʊ:ɾʔ·se·naɾ] |
a large bird species, similar to a pelican or albatross, known for its endurance, can travel for hundreds of miles without landing |
noun |
tal'jair rusk |
| wöryc |
wooryc |
[woʊ·ɾiʃ] |
windy |
adjective |
original |