[ʎuˈweɾal]
1. adjective Liberal, open-minded.
2. masculine noun Liberal (politics).
polysemy
super
[suˈpeɾ]
1. preposition On, above. Example: Ou llïur eh super a mesa, the book is on the table.
2. preposition About (a topic). Example: Jo volle paraulăre cõ tu super varjes tòpics, I want to talk to you about several topics.
3. preposition Around (approximate). Example: J’heh super ũ millõ d’euros nou banc, I’ve got around a million euros in the bank.
Etymology: From Latin super.
super-
1. derivative prefix Higher place, something really big. Example: nazònal, national, supernazònal, supranational.
2. derivative prefix Located above or covering something. Example: superhaut, overcoat.
Etymology: From Latin supra with influence by super.
qwe
[kwe]
1. nominal conjunction That. Example: Jo cred qwe tu dewarïes tallăre-ti ou capell, I think that you should have your hair cut.
2. relative pronoun Who (with people), which (with things), that. Example: Ous soudats qwe eseiren mout valeroses ritorneiren pur fĩ, the soldiers who had been very brave returned at last.
3. interrogative and exclamative determiner What. It expresses emotions or asks about the nature, intensity, quantity or quality of the noun it substitutes. It is usually accompanied by the word cosa. Example: Qwe houra eh? What time is it?
4. interrogative and exclamative pronoun What. It expresses emotions or asks about the nature, intensity, quantity or quality of the noun it substitutes. Example: Qwe eh aceu? What is that?
Etymology: From Latin quid.
~ cosa
[kwe ˈkosa]
1. interrogative and exclamative determiner What. It expresses emotions or asks about the nature, intensity, quantity or quality of the noun it substitutes. Example: Qwe cosa eh poimerja? What is poetry?, qwe houra eh? What time is it?
prowail
[pɾoˈwai̯l]
1. adjective Probable (likely).
2. adjective Provable (which can be proved).
Etymology: From prowăre.
prowăre
potre
[ˈpotɾe]
1. masculine noun Power.
2. periphrastic verb To be able to, can. It expresses ability. It is followed by an infinitive. Example: Jo pot façre-ou, I can do it.
3. periphrastic verb May, could. It expresses a possibility or permission. It is followed by an infinitive. Example: Se pote pluggăre dou noix, tonight it could rain.
4. periphrastic verb May, mustn’t (in negative sentences). It expresses permission. It is followed by an infinitive. Example: Ca ũ nõ pote fumăre, you mustn’t smoke here.
Etymology: From Latin potere.
perdre
[ˈpeɾdɾe]
1. transitive verb To lose, to waste.
2. intransitive verb To lose (a match).
Etymology: From Latin perdere.
paraulăre
ouscureçre
notre
[ˈnotɾe]
1. transitive verb To take notice of something, to realize
2. transitive verb To feel.
Etymology: From Latin notare.