Vārdi

ā ä ǟ č ē ģ ī ķ ļ ņ ō ȯ ȱ ǭ õ ȭ ö ŗ š ț ū ž ü

Redzami 2976 - 2999 no 16848 šķirkļiem

continuity
(a)   jatkõm s
(continuity)
(b)   pī’ldzit s
(continuity, constancy)
						
continuous
  pī’ldzi adj
(continuous, stable, enduring)
						
continuously
(a)   ī’d adv
(only, just, ever, continuously)

You just sleep.   Sa tukūd ī’d.

(b)   ī’dõ|kabāl adv
(always, ever, continuously)
(c)   ī’dst|ī’d adv
(always, continuously, constantly)

That is how it always went.   Ne’i se lekš ī’dstī’d.

(d)   ī’d|a’mtiz adv
(always, ever, continuously)

He can always be in the world.   Ta ī’da’mtiz võib vȱlda pasouļõs.

(e)   mūd|ku adv
(continuously, nonstop)
(f)   pī’ldzist adv
(continuously, on an ongoing basis)
						
contour
  kontūr s
(contour)
						
contours
  ulz|vīț s
(outline, contours)
						
contraband
  kuntõrband s
(smuggling, contraband)
						
contract
  lieppimi, sǟdimi, sǟdõm s
(contract, agreement)

someone who breaks a contract   lieppimiz mūrdaji

						
contracting party
  sǟdiji s
(hirer, contracting party)
						
contradiction
(a)   vastālit s
(contradiction, discrepancy)
(b)   vastõmit s
(contradiction, opposition)
(c)   vastõ|rõkāndimi s
(contradiction, inconsistency)
						
contrary
  vastāli adj
(contrary, opposite)
						
contrary
  vastõmi s
(contrary, opposite)
						
contrary (to)
  vasti adj
(opposite (to), opposed (to), contrary (to))
						
contrast
  vastāli, vastõm s
(opposite, contrast)
						
contrast
  vastõmtõks s
(contrast, juxtaposition)
						
control
  kontrol s
(control)
						
convenient
  kä’d|pie’rri adj
(handy, convenient)
						
conversation
  ku’bs|rõk, rõkāndimi s
(conversation)
						
conversation topic
  rõk|ain s
(conversation topic, talking point)
						
convict
  strǭiptõd s
(convict)
						
conviction
  mēļ s
(beliefs, views, conviction)

The opponent of the state does not have such beliefs.   Valstõn vastūksnikā ä’b ūo sīesõ mīelsõ.

						
convoy
  konvoj s
(convoy)
						
convulsive
  krämpi adj
(spasmodic, convulsive, jerky)

jerky motions   krämpizt likkimizt

						
cook
  kok, povār s
(cook, chef)
						
cook
  perī|nai, pe’r|nai s
(female head of the household, farmer’s wife, lady of the house, proprietress, hostess, cook)
						
cookhouse
  bo’ugõ, koknit s
(cookhouse, summer kitchen)

The hook hung from the tip of that cookhouse.   Kūok pīliz sīest bo’ugõ spitšīst mǭ’zõ.

A cookhouse was made from poles where [they] cooked in the summer; the poles were leaned together [against each other] conically.   Koknit u’m seļļi vȱrdist tī’edõt, kus sõ’vvõ kīetizt; kōnõs vīți saitõ vȱrdõd sältõd ī’dõ ku’bbõ.

						

Redzami 2976 - 2999 no 16848 šķirkļiem