Category: Lexicon
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The Ancestral Lexicon
bâ [n] a bone [v] to structure, to give form (as a bone) pé [n] a young fern [v] bé [n] a young bug zaxá [n] a banana plant [v] to fruit (as a banana plant) ká [n] the present; existence [v] to be, to exist, to live ké [n] the foreseeable future [v] will exist in the near future […]
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rowner
Etymology | Origin Middle English rouner ‘whisperer’ Old English runere ‘whisperer’
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rown
Etymology | Origin Old English run ‘rune, mystery, secret’
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speed
Etymology | Origin Old English sped ‘luck, success, wealth’, as in Godspeed
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chistle
Definition | Meaning sand Etymology | Origin Old English ceosol ‘sand’
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sunderland
Definition | Meaning the other world Etymology | Origin Old English sundorland ‘land set apart, private property’, as in the surname Sunderland Old English sundor ‘private, set apart, special’
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edun
Etymology | Origin Old English ea ‘water’ Old English dun ‘down, hill’
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swallow
Definition | Meaning a hollow in the ground into which water runs and does not appear again
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tlick
Definition | Meaning to snap the fingers
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hidebound
Etymology | Origin hide-bund