Lidepla-English dictionary

wulfo — (kwo) he-wolf

wulfina — (kwo) she-wolf

yunwulfa — (kwo) wolf cub

wulfajen — (kwo) werewolf

wuli — (zwo) howl

wula — (kwo) howl

wundi — (zwo) wound, injure

wunda — (kwo) wound, injury

wundibile — (kwel) vulnerable

wurma — (kwo) worm

wuya — (kwo) crow (bird)

Mandarin

xenon — (kwo) xenon (chem.)

xilofon — (kwo) xylophone

ya — 1) (exklami) yes

oo ya! — oh yes!

ya-ney — (kwel) affirmative

2) (gramatika) "you see", "really" (emphatic particle)

Ela es ya muy jamile. – She is so beautiful.

Me es ya rega! – I am the king, after all!

Lu es ya experta. — He is an expert, you see.

Yu jan ya ke me bu pri fish. – But you know that I don't like fish.

Ya munda es gro-jamile! – What a beautiful world!

Es ya gro-gao baum! – This tree is so big!

Turkish

yabla — (kwo) apple

Slavic

yachta — (kwo) yacht

yachti — (zwo) yacht

yaguar — (kwo) jaguar

yak — (kwo) yak

yama — (kwo) pit (a hole in the ground); cavity

ta he kavi un yama — he/she dug a pit

yamakin — (kwo) dimple

Russian

yamsa — (kwo) yam

yan — (kwo) sheep

man-yan — (kwo) ram

gin-yan — (kwo) ewe

yunyan — (kwo) lamb

yanmasu — (kwo) mutton

yangurta — (kwo) herd of sheep

Mandarin

Yangzi — (kwo) Yangtze River

yanmay — (kwo) oats

Mandarin

yanza — (kwo) swallow (bird)

Mandarin

yao — (sta) want, wish (cf. “tamani”)

Kwo yu yao? — What do you want?

Me yao aiskrem. — I want ice-cream.

Me wud yao safari kun yu. — I would like to go to the trip with you.

sin yao, sin yaosa — unwillingly

al yao — at will

yaosa — (kwo) desire, wish

yao-shem — (komo) willingly

noyao-shem — (komo) unwillingly, reluctantly

Mandarin

yar — (kwo) year

Hao nove yar! — Happy New Year!

muchoyar-ney — (kwel) multiyear

yar-ney, kadayar-ney — (kwel) annual, yearly

yardey — (kwo) anniversary

German

yarda — (kwo) yard (unit of length or volume)

Spanish

yarke — (kwel) bright; vivid

yarke sonja — vivid dream

yarkem — (komo) brightly; vividly

yarkitaa — (kwo) brightness; vividness

Russian

yaruga — (kwo) ravine

Ukrainian

yasen — (kwo) ash-tree

Russian

yash — (kwo) age (stage/time or duration of life)

zuy yash-ney brata — senior brother

do fule yash — of full legal age

yashi — (zwo) age (intr.)

yashing — (kwo) ageing

yashi-ney (yashen) — (kwel) aged, elderly

Turkish

yashma — (kwo) jasper

Pashtoo

yasmin — (kwo) jasmine

Arabic

yatima — (kwo) orphan

Arabic

Yava — (kwo) Java (island)

ye — 1) (gramatika) there is/are, available (cf. "yok")

Hir ye mucho flor. — There is a lot of flowers here.

Mani ye? — Is there any money available? Do you have money?

Kwo ye? — What's up? What is the matter?

Bu ye toy yash. — No longer of that age.

Slavic

2) the name of the letter Y y

yedoh — (komo) however, nevertheless, yet

German

yehudi — (kwo) Jew (adherent of Judaism)

yehudisma — (kwo) Judaism

See also: ivri

yel — (kwo) spruce

Russian

yema — (kwo) bud, gemma

yen — (gramatika) «-ing» (verbal adverb marker)

Lu zai sidi kan-yen ela e audi-yen to ke ela shwo. — He is sitting looking at her and listening to what she says.

yenicheri — (kwo) janissary

Turkish

Yenisey — (kwo) Yenisei River

yeri — (taim-komo) yesterday

Yeri me bu lekti, me lekti manya. — I didn't read yesterday, I shall read tomorrow.

preyeri — (taim-komo) the day before yesterday

yeroshi — (zwo) tousle, dishevel, ruffle

yeroshi-ney — dishevelled, tousled

Russian

Yerushalaim — (kwo) Jerusalem

Yeshu — Jesus

yo — (taim-komo) already

Me es yo pa dom. — I am already at home.

Se bin klare yo yeri. — It's been clear already yesterday.

Finnish

yoda — (kwo) iodine

yogur — (kwo) yoghurt

Spanish

Yohanes — (kwo) John (Bibl.)

yoja — (kwo) hedgehog (small mammal with spiny back)

Russian

yok — (gramatika) there is no, not available, no (placed after the object under discussion; cf. "ye")

Oni bu mog buli makaron: kukipot yok, agni yok; pa fakta, makaron toshi yok. — One can't boil macaroni: there is no saucepan, no fire; in fact, there is no macaroni either.

Problema yok! — No problem!

fa-yok — (zwo) disappear, vanish

yoksa — (kwo) absence, lack

mani-yoksa — want of money, penury

Turkish

yoksuni — (zwo) deprive, bereave

yoksuni koywan de koysa — bereave smb of smth

fa-yoksuni — (zwo) lose, be deprived

fa-yoksuni de koysa — lose/be deprived of smth

yoksuna — (kwo) deprivation

Turkish