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I’m currently working to expand the vocabulary using the so-called Buck list. If you’re interested in Aingeljã grammar, you can read a summarized version on FrathWiki webpage.
[au̯t enˈraʃ]
1. adverb of manner However.
Etymology: From Spanish alto embargo via *alto embrago.
[aˈpeʎəɾesi]
1. pronominal verb To be called (a name). Example: J’apelle-mi Àingel.
Etymology: From apellăre.
[aˈpeʎəɾe]
1. transitive verb To call.
Etymology: From Latin appellare.
[aˈjuta]
1. feminine noun Help.
Etymology: From Latin adiuta.
[ai̯nˈsi]
1. adverb of manner Thus, like this, such, so.
Etymology: From Latin ad sic, with interference of nĩ, via *ansina, cf. Portuguese assim.
[ai̯nteˈɾjoɾ]
1. adjective Previous.
Etymology: From Latin anterior.
[aˈdaʃt]
1. preposition Until, to, as far as (it marks the end of an action, a final number, a limit of a place or the end of time). Example: Al’aqwa da riwata scalé adast ou teixat da casa.
Etymology: From Latin ad ista.
These are the words included in the so-called Buck list related to the Clothing, personal adornment and care semantic field.
| No. | English | Aingeljã |
|---|---|---|
| 6.11 | to put on (clothes) | vestre, vestre-si |
| 6.12 | clothes, clothing | haut, vestament |
| 6.13 | tailor | tallator |
| 6.21 | cloth | pann, tela |
| 6.22 | wool | lã |
| 6.23 | linen | llĩ |
| 6.24 | cotton | cotõ |
| 6.25 | silk | seta |
| 6.26 | lace | dentella |
| 6.27 | felt | feuter |
| 6.28 | fur | pella |
| 6.29 | leather | cori |
| 6.31 | to spin | filăre |
| 6.32 | spindle | fus |
| 6.33 | to weave | teixăre |
| 6.34 | loom | teler |
| 6.35 | to sew | cosujăre |
| 6.36 | needle | acuixa |
| 6.37 | awl | soula |
| 6.38 | thread | fil |
| 6.39 | to dye | tinnggăre |
| 6.41 | cloak | mantell |
| 6.412 | overcoat | superhaut |
| 6.42 | woman’s dress | haut fàmal |
| 6.43 | coat | apric |
| 6.44 | shirt | chameixa |
| 6.45 | collar | voutacoll |
| 6.46 | skirt | fauda |
| 6.47 | apron | sawevestament |
| 6.48 | trousers | pantalõ |
| 6.49 | stocking, sock | jambau, chauça |
| 6.51 | shoe | soller |
| 6.52 | boot | bota |
| 6.53 | slipper | pàmfela |
| 6.54 | shoemaker | sollerer |
| 6.55 | hat, cap | sawechap, unra-oixes |
| 6.57 | belt | cinnggator |
| 6.58 | glove | sawemã |
| 6.59 | veil | vel |
| 6.61 | bursell | |
| 6.62 | button | botõ |
| 6.63 | pin | acuixell |
| 6.71 | adornment | ornament |
| 6.72 | jewel | jwela |
| 6.73 | ring | aneu |
| 6.74 | bracelet | braçau, pousau |
| 6.75 | necklace | collau |
| 6.81 | handkerchief | mocer |
| 6.82 | towel | secamã |
| 6.83 | napkin | pannell |
| 6.91 | comb | petain |
| 6.92 | brush | petainõ |
| 6.93 | razor | radebaura |
| 6.94 | ointment | unnggament |
| 6.95 | soap | sapõ |
| 6.96 | mirror | speix |