[sa]
1. adjective Healthy.
Etymology: From Latin sanus.
[sa]
1. adjective Healthy.
Etymology: From Latin sanus.
[ma]
1. feminine noun Hand.
Etymology: From Latin manus.
These are the words included in the so-called Buck list related to the Body Parts & Functions semantic field.
No. | English | Aingeljã |
---|---|---|
4.11 | body | corp |
4.12 | skin, hide | pella, pellona |
4.13 | flesh | charna |
4.14 | hair | pell, chapell |
4.142 | beard | baura |
4.15 | blood | sangina |
4.16 | bone | os |
4.162 | rib | costa |
4.17 | horn | corn |
4.18 | tail | chauda |
4.19 | back | spauta |
4.20 | head | chap |
4.202 | skull | crann, chawarja |
4.203 | brain | cereur |
4.204 | face | feza |
4.205 | forehead | fronta |
4.206 | eyebrow | superoix |
4.207 | jaw | mannggula |
4.208 | cheek | maixella |
4.209 | chin | mentõ |
4.21 | eye | oix |
4.22 | ear | aureixa |
4.23 | nose | nasa |
4.24 | mouth | buca |
4.25 | lip | laur |
4.26 | tongue | langa |
4.27 | tooth | dent, mola |
4.28 | neck | coll |
4.29 | throat | gargella |
4.30 | shoulder | autbraç |
4.31 | arm | braç |
4.32 | elbow | cout |
4.33 | hand | mã |
4.34 | finger | deit |
4.342 | thumb | polleix |
4.35 | leg | jamba |
4.36 | knee | genulla |
4.37 | foot | pez |
4.38 | toe | deit dou pez |
4.39 | nail, claw | unnlla, unnllaix |
4.392 | wing | ala |
4.393 | feather | pluma |
4.40 | front of chest | pet |
4.41 | breast of woman | pet, teta |
4.42 | udder | ower |
4.43 | navel | onlic |
4.44 | heart | cor |
4.45 | liver | fit |
4.46 | belly, stomach | venter, stòmac, audome |
4.47 | womb | uter, venter |
4.48 | egg | owell |
4.49 | testicle | testeix, collõ |
4.492 | penis | pain |
4.51 | to breathe, breath | rispirăre, suflat |
4.52 | to gape, yawn | oscizăre, oscizament |
4.53 | to cough, cough | tosăre, tosura |
4.54 | to sneeze, sneeze | sternujăre, sternujazõ |
4.55 | to sweat, sweat | sudorăre, sudor |
4.56 | to spit | scospujăre |
4.57 | to vomit, vomit | vomitre, vòmit |
4.58 | to bite, bit | mordre, mordatura |
4.59 | to lick | lanre |
4.61 | to sleep, sleep | dormăre, dormata, seixta |
4.62 | to dream, dream | sonnăre, sonn |
4.63 | to weak | deixpertre-si |
4.64 | to fart, fart | petidre-si, pètid |
4.65 | to urinate, urine | orinăre, pisejăre, orina, pis |
4.66 | to void excrement, dung, excrement | eixventerăre, cacre, merda, eixcremant, stercor |
4.67 | to have sexual intercourse, to fuck | fotujăre |
4.71 | to beget (of father) | generăre |
4.72 | to bear (of mother) | partorăre |
4.73 | pregnant | graudata |
4.732 | to conceive | graudre |
4.74 | to live, life, alive | viwăre, vita, vïu |
4.75 | to die, death, dead | morăre, morata, morat |
4.76 | to kill | tautre |
4.77 | corpse, body | chadaur, corp |
4.78 | to bury (the dead) | souterrăre |
4.79 | grave, tomb | tomba |
4.81 | strong, mighty, powerful | fort, potant |
4.82 | weak, infirm | deul |
4.83 | well, health | sã, salù, sanità |
4.84 | sick, sickness | malhautòs, malhaut |
4.85 | to wound, wound | ferăre, ferata |
4.86 | cure, to cure, to heal | cura, curăre. sanăre |
4.87 | physician | megge |
4.88 | medicine, drug | meggament, droga, scjenza mèggala |
4.89 | poison | venain |
4.91 | tired, weary, tiredness | tirrat, tirranza, fatigat, fatiga |
4.92 | lazy, laziness | pigrizòs, pigriza |
4.93 | bald, baldness | chawe, chawiza |
4.94 | lame, lameness, one-armed, one-handed, that has lost at least one finger | disjambòs, disjambosiza, disbraçòs, dismanòs, disdeitòs |
4.95 | deaf, deafness | surd, surdera |
4.96 | dumb, dumbness | mut, mutera |
4.97 | blind, blindess | cec, cecera |
4.98 | drunk, drunkenness | ewer, ewertà |
4.99 | naked, bare | nudat |
[klaˈweʃa]
1. feminine noun Collar bone, clavicule.
Etymology: From Latin clavicula with the same ending as avicula > aweixa.
[ʃteɾˈno]
1. masculine noun Sternum, breastbone.
Etymology: From Greek sternon.
[ˈtibja]
1. feminine noun Tibia.
Etymology: From Latin tibia.
[ˈfjula]
1. feminine noun Fibula.
Etymology: From Latin fibula.
[ˈou̯na]
1. feminine noun Ulna.
Etymology: From Latin ulna.
[ˈpewe]
1. masculine noun Pelvis.
Etymology: From Latin pelvis.
[ˈbila]
1. feminine noun Bile, gall.
Etymology: From Latin bilis.