Émade - A Dictionary
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Émadian Dictionary
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\entry{Aban}{AH-ba˜}{Noun, neuter}{Another (person); fellow, mate, as in [class]mate.}
\entry{Ac}{à}{Conjunction}{And (between nouns)}
\entry{Ac}{ah}{Conjunction}{And (between clauses). }
\entry{Âden}{AH:-de˜}{Verb}{To want (as a modal verb)}
\entry{Adùe}{AH-ði}{Noun, fem}{A desire, a wish}
\entry{Àfen}{UH-fe˜}{Verb}{To remove, to take out}
\entry{Ai}{ai}{Contraction}{Contraction of 'at + y'}
\entry{Aî}{ai}{Preposition}{Back; previous}
\entry{Aie}{ai}{Contraction}{Contraction of 'at + ùe'}
\entry{Aîe}{ai}{Noun, fem}{Month of May}
\entry{Àlërs}{uh-LER}{Adjective}{Alert, attentive}
\entry{Am(e)}{a˜ / am}{Preposition}{Below, underneath (used predicatively)}
\entry{Amen (-ëne)}{a-ME˜ / a-MEN}{Preposition}{Below, underneath (used attributively)}
\entry{Amttene}{À˜-ten}{Noun, fem.}{A wristwatch, a pocket-watch; a small wall clock}
\entry{Ane (Ancte)}{an / à˜t}{Adjective}{White; empty; boring (collq.); clean, tidy (used in place of 'anien')}
\entry{Anien(e)}{AN-ye˜ / AN-yen}{Adjective}{Clean, tidy}
\entry{Ànten}{À˜-te˜}{Verb}{To give a gift}
\entry{Antadt}{AH˜-tàð}{Noun, masc.}{Outer space; emptyness}
\entry{Aroi}{AH-roi}{Noun, masc.}{The palm of the hand}
\entry{Arôyen}{ah-RÓ-ye˜}{Verb}{To open; to unwrap a gift}
\entry{Ârsut}{AR:-sù}{Noun, fem.}{A tree, a bush}
\entry{Ârzat}{AR:-zà}{Noun, masc.}{A wood, a copse}
\entry{Àszoyattén}{uh-shoh-YÀ-te˜:}{Verb}{To translate a document, to transcribe}
\entry{At}{à}{Preposition}{At; in; on; to(wards)}
\entry{Ayen}{AH-ye˜}{Verb}{To begin, to start something}
\entry{Ayën}{ah-YE˜}{Noun, masc.}{A cannon, a mounted weapon}
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\entry{Béir}{beir}{Noun, masc.}{A tram, light rail}
\entry{Bene}{ben}{Noun, fem.}{A hand; the back of the hand}
\entry{Bisetrot}{BIZ-tró}{Noun, masc.}{Bistrot; a formal restaurant}
\entry{Bras(e)}{bra(z)}{Adverb}{Finally, at last}
\entry{Brigon (-öne)}{bri-GO˜ / bri-GON}{Adjective}{Bright}
\entry{Brotlen}{BRÓ-le˜}{Verb}{To worship}
\entry{Brou}{bró:}{Noun, masc.}{A path}
\entry{Brôu(se)}{bró:(z)}{Adjective}{Alive; active, moving}
\entry{Broû(we)}{bró: / BRÓ:-wuh}{Adjective}{Fast, quick}
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\entry{Caesar}{SÉ-zar}{Noun, masc.}{A Roman emperor, Caesar}
\entry{Cêt}{ké:}{Numeral}{Four; fourth}
\entry{Cëntreville}{SE˜-truh-vil}{Noun, masc.}{A city centre, a town centre; a business district}
\entry{Chonvou}{XO˜-vó:}{Noun, fem.}{A conversation}
\entry{Clért}{kléx}{Noun, neuter.}{A friend, a companion; a close relative (collq.)}
\entry{Cleri (-ùe)}{KLEH-ri}{Adjective}{Friendly, neighbourly}
\entry{Cyaras}{KYAH-rah}{Noun, masc.}{A pickaxe; an axe}
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\entry{D'à}{ðuh}{Noun, masc.}{A boy, an infant}
\entry{D'élen}{ÐÉ-le˜}{Verb}{To hide something; to disguise oneself}
\entry{Dabben}{DAH-be˜}{Verb}{To save; to withhold}
\entry{Dabt}{dàb}{Noun, masc.}{An arm, a forearm}
\entry{Damef}{DAH-mef}{Noun, fem.}{A building}
\entry{Darnaban}{daç-NAH-ba˜}{Noun, fem.}{Humankind, the human race.}
\entry{Darnec}{DAÇ-né}{Noun, masc.}{A human; a man}
\entry{Darsnec (Darse)}{DAR-né / dars}{Adjective}{Soon, imminent}
\entry{Darnese}{DAÇ-nez}{Noun, fem.}{A woman}
\entry{Datbene}{DÀ-ben}{Noun, masc.}{A lord, a baron}
\entry{Datbeni (-ùe)}{dà-BEH-ni}{Adjective}{Bossy, controlling (collq.)}
\entry{Dren}{dre˜}{Verb}{To do; to undertake; to add}
\entry{Dén}{de˜:}{Noun, masc.}{The future}
\entry{Derd(ed)}{derð / DER-deð}{Adjective}{Flooded, soaking wet}
\entry{Derdua(te)s}{DER-dwa(t)}{Adverb}{Again, once more}
\entry{Derduen}{DER-dwe˜}{Verb}{To refresh}
\entry{Derte}{deçt}{Noun, fem.}{A bear}
\entry{Dertïs(e)}{der-TEE(Z)}{Adjective}{Mythical, the stuff of legend}
\entry{Dertsèn}{deç-SUH˜}{Noun, neuter}{A mythical creature}
\entry{Donètre}{doh-NUH-truh}{Noun, masc.}{An antique}
\entry{Dyamt}{dyà˜}{Noun, masc}{A large clock}
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\entry{Eain}{ai˜}{Verb}{To cancel; to go back}
\entry{Émade}{é-MAH-ðuh}{Noun, fem.}{The Emadian language}
\entry{Emtadt}{E˜-tàð}{Noun, fem.}{Eternity; indefiniteness}
\entry{Emte (-è)}{e˜t / E˜-tuh}{Adverb}{Forever; for eternity; indefinite}
\entry{Ercur}{ER-kùx}{Noun, fem.}{A crown; antlers}
\entry{Erse}{erz}{Noun, masc.}{The treetop(s)}
\entry{Été(e)}{É-té}{Adjective}{Eastern; eastwards}
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\entry{Fen}{fe˜}{Verb}{To change}
\entry{Flatte}{flat}{Noun, fem.}{An apartment, a flat}
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\entry{Grend(e)}{gre˜(d)}{Adjective}{Chestnut brown}
\entry{Grende}{gre˜d}{Noun, fem.}{Chesnut brown colour}
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\entry{Læme}{laim}{Adjective}{Southern; southwards}
\entry{Lanrfroutàg}{la˜r-FRÓ-tuhg}{Noun, fem.}{The motherland, homeland}
\entry{Lioumâd}{LYÓ-mah:ð}{Noun, masc.}{List, menu}
\entry{Lôders}{LÓ-deç}{Exclamation}{Hi, hello (inf)}
\entry{Lotder(te)}{LÓ-der(t)}{Adjective}{Sudden, without warning}
\entry{Lotruen}{LÓ-rwe˜}{Verb}{To select}
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\entry{Mà}{mà}{Noun, fem.}{The world; a land, a landscape}
\entry{Menu}{MEH-nu}{Noun, masc.}{A menu}
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\entry{Rerte}{rert}{Noun, masc.}{A grammatical article, the definite article}
\entry{Ret (pl. Rei)}{ré}{Noun, fem.}{A noun; a word}
\entry{Ruen}{rwe˜}{Verb}{To play}
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\entry{Seme (-è)}{sem / SE-muh}{Adjective}{Old, aged}
\entry{Seutre}{SU-truh}{Noun, fem.}{A bush, a small plant}
\entry{Siten}{SI-te˜}{Verb}{To learn about}
\entry{Sœls (pl. Sœlses)}{suhl / SUHL-suh}{Noun, masc.}{Dust}
\entry{Soûen}{SO:-e˜}{Verb}{To study}
\entry{Son(e)}{so˜ / son}{Adjective}{Brand new}
\entry{Sonre}{SO˜-ruh}{Noun, fem.}{A fence, a boundary}
\entry{Suâ}{swa:}{Noun, fem.}{A course, a programme}
\entry{Sur}{sùx}{Preposition}{Above, on top of (Used predicatively)}
\entry{Suräm(e)}{sù-RA˜ / sù-RAM}{Preposition}{Above, on top of (Used attributively)}
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\entry{Tadti (-ùe)}{TÀÐ-ti}{Adjective}{Empty; clean}
\entry{Tedi}{TE-di}{Noun, masc.}{Month of July}
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\entry{Ômuâce}{Ó-mwa:k}{Adverb}{Again, once more}
\entry{Ôs(a)}{ó / Ó-sa}{Numeral}{One}
\entry{Ot (Ôte)}{ó}{Numeral}{First, premier}
\entry{Otgon (-öne)}{ó-GO˜ /-GON}{Adjective}{Cold; empty, lifeless (collq.)}
\entry{Otèncten}{oh-TEUH˜-te˜}{Verb}{To thank, to be grateful}
\entry{Otyà}{Ó-yuh}{Noun, masc.}{Wheat; rye grain}
\entry{Otyè}{Ó-yuh}{Noun, fem.}{Bread}
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