[se]
1. feminine noun Thirst.
Etymology: From Latin sitis.
[se]
1. feminine noun Thirst.
Etymology: From Latin sitis.
These are the words included in the so-called Buck list related to the Food & Drink and Cooking & Utensils semantic field.
No. | English | Aingeljã |
---|---|---|
5.11 | to eat | mannggăre |
5.12 | food | mannggata |
5.13 | to drink | bewăre |
5.14 | hunger | fame |
5.15 | thirst | sè |
5.16 | to suck | suggăre |
5.17 | to mix | meixăre |
5.21 | to cook | coçre |
5.22 | to boil | bullăre |
5.23 | to roast, to fry | rostre, friggăre |
5.24 | to bake | fornejăre |
5.25 | oven | forn |
5.26 | pot | pot |
5.27 | kettle | caudera |
5.28 | pan | pataina |
5.31 | dish | disc |
5.32 | plate | disc |
5.33 | bowl | scutella |
5.34 | pitcher, jug | pervàs |
5.35 | cup | copa |
5.36 | saucer | discell |
5.37 | spoon | culler |
5.38 | knife | coutell |
5.39 | fork | forcell |
5.41 | meal | mannggata |
5.42 | breakfast | spertòmacs |
5.43 | lunch | mannggata |
5.44 | dinner | caina |
5.45 | supper | caina |
5.51 | bread | pã |
5.52 | cake | gasteu |
5.53 | dough | masa |
5.54 | to knead | masăre |
5.55 | flour | farina |
5.56 | grind | molăre |
5.57 | mill | molĩ |
5.61 | meat | charna |
5.612 | butcher | charner |
5.62 | beef | vitell |
5.63 | sausage | sauchisa |
5.64 | soup, broth | sopa |
5.65 | vegetables | verdura |
5.66 | bean | faixou |
5.67 | pea | pisell |
5.68 | onion | balnebal |
5.69 | cabbage | chaula |
5.70 | potato | patata |
5.71 | fruit | fruta |
5.72 | apple | mella |
5.73 | pear | pera |
5.74 | peach | pesge |
5.75 | fig | fic |
5.76 | grape | owa |
5.77 | nut | nuix |
5.78 | olive | oliwa |
5.79 | oil | oll |
5.80 | berry | bagga |
5.81 | salt | sala |
5.82 | pepper | peper |
5.83 | vinegar | vinacer |
5.84 | honey | mela |
5.85 | sugar | sucer |
5.86 | milk | lata |
5.87 | to milk | owerăre |
5.88 | cheese | caix |
5.89 | butter | buter |
5.91 | mead | aqwamela |
5.92 | wine | vĩ |
5.93 | beer | ceureixa |
[ˈmela]
1. feminine noun Honey.
Etymology: From Latin mel.
[pot]
1. masculine noun Pot.
Etymology: From French pot.
[keu̯ˈɾeʃa]
1. feminine noun Beer.
Etymology: From Latin cervesia.
[buˈteɾ]
1. masculine noun Butter.
Etymology: From Latin butyrum.
[kaʃ]
1. masculine noun Cheese.
Etymology: From Latin caseus via *casius.