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Atarel-English Dictionary NOTE: verbs and nouns are
their root forms. Conjugations and plurals are not shown.
A (7) Aa (ah) interj. Oh, ah Ana (ah’ nah) pron. You Anae (ah nay’) pron.
You (plural) Araite (ah rai’ teh) adj.
Dry Arge (ar’ geh) adj. Bad Artige (ar tee’ geh) adj.
Good At (aht) prep. To B (2) Blate (blah’ teh) adj.
Fat, wide Braca
(brah’ kah) n. or adj. An idiot or stupid; can be used as
either. C (5) Calde (kal’ deh) adj. Hot Cata (kah’ tah) adj. Cold Ce (keh) part. Basically means ‘in the past’. Conpyuta (kon pyoo’ tah) n. Computer Cur
(koor) adv. Why D (14) Dahin (dah heen’) adv. There Dara (dah’ rah) pron. Who, whom De (deh) art. The Docu (doh’ koo) adv. Where Dose (doh’ seh) var. This Dote (doh’ teh) var. That Dusu (doo’ soo) v. To do Du (doo) pref. Added to a noun to form a verb Ducalde (doo kal’ deh) v. To heat (something) Ducata (doo kah’ tah) v. To cool (something) Dulepa (doo leh’ pah) v. To open Dulomare (doo lo mah’ reh) v. To close/shut Dunurida (doo noo ree’ dah) v. To make wet,
soak, drench Duraene (doo ray’ neh) v. To cleanse E (4) Eas (eh’ ahs) pron. They,
them Eh (eh) phr. An expression used when someone expects
agreement with something they said. Example: It is cold, isn’t it? – Tes cata
esu. Eh? Esu (eh’ soo) v. Be, am, are, is Ev (ehv) conj.
And Feore (feh or’ eh) adj. or adv. Far Funtem (foon’ tehm) n. Bottom G (1) Gritiga (gree’ tee gah)
adj. Dirty, unclean H (6) Haim (haim) n. Birthplace Heim (haym) n. Home,
but not where you were born Herna (hehr’ nah) adv.
Here Hin (heen) pron. He,
him Hire (hee’ reh) pron.
She, her Hu (hoo) adv. How,
in what way I (3) -ice (ee’ keh) suff.
Used to make the future positive form of a verb. -inen (ee nehn’) suff.
Used to make the future negative form of a verb. Iru (ee’ roo) v. To
go L (2) Lepa (leh’ pah) adj. Open Lomare (lo mah’ reh) adj. Closed,
shut M (3) Mata (mah’ tah) adv.
Also, too, in addition Mit (meet) prep. With Mu (moo) part. Basically means ‘in the
future’. N (7) Ne- (neh) pref. Makes
the antonym of the base word. Neprona (neh proh’ nah)
adj. Unkind Nes (nehs) pron. We,
us Netase (neh tah’ seh) adj.
Few Nul (nul) interj. No Nuling (noo’ leeng) n.
A novice Nurida (noo’ ree dah) adj.
Wet O (9) Omana (oh mah’ nah) pron.
Yourself Omanae (oh mah nay’) pron.
Yourselves Omeas (oh meh’ ahs) pron.
Themselves Omo- (oh’ mo) pref. Makes a reflexive pronoun. Omohin (oh mo heen’) pron.
Himself Omohire (oh mo hee’
reh) pron. Herself Omones (oh mo nehs’) pron.
Ourselves Omoweyo (oh mo weh’ yo)
pron. Myself -onen (oh nehn’) suff. Used to make the
present negative form of a verb. P (2) Prona (proh’ nah) adj. Nice Prope (proh’ peh) adj. or adv. Near R (1) Raene (ray’ neh) adj. Clean S (3) Sane (sah’ neh) interj. Yes Se (seh) part. Indicates possession. Sem (sehm) conj. But T (7) Ta- (tah) pref. Makes a noun plural. Tapec (tah’ pek) n. Top Tase (tah’ seh) adj. Many -te (teh) suff. Added
to an adjective to make it an adverb Tes (tehs) n. It Tusa (too’ sah) adj.
Too much, too many, excess Tu- (too) pref. Added
to a noun to indicate excess (too much). U (5) Ulisi (oo lee’ see) phr.
Please, used to make a request more polite. -umu (oo’ moo) suff.
Used to make the past positive form of a verb. -unen (oo nehn’) suff.
Used to make the past negative form of a verb. Unse (oon’ seh) adj.
Under -us (oos) suff. Makes a noun that ends with a
consonant a verb. V (3) Van (vahn) pron. What Veresa (veh reh’ sah) adj.
Amazing, awesome, astounding Vilu (vee’ loo) v. To
desire (something) W (1) Weyo (weh’ yo) pron. I, me Y (2) Yasarve (yah sar’ veh) adj. Thin Yuse (yoo’ seh) adj. Over WORD
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