Dictionary of Brezondian/N-Z

Notes:
 * 1) m. refers to masculine nouns, f. to feminine nouns and nt. to neutral nouns.
 * 2) Hist. refers to historical terms which are no longer used everyday, usually only in academic contexts.
 * 3) The "o/e" or "a/e" ending is used to list both singular and plural words. For example, Ajila/e is "ajila" and "ajile".
 * 4) The terms Ang. and Fr. refer to anglicisms and francophonisms.
 * 5) Vulg. refers to vulgarities

N(pronounciation: ene) Na- of Nadar- to swim Nar(e)- black Naris- nose Navedà(s)- Christmas(es) Nivel- level Neutro- neutral Nev- but Nome- name Nos-us Note- night Nove- new Nuv (nt.)- nine (9), new Nuvembre- November O(pronounciation: o) Ojo(s) (m.)- eye(s) Ofreir- to offer Oler- to smell Olor- small, odor Oltre(s)- other(s) Ongla- fingernail Oransa (nt.)- orange Oreja(s) (f.)- ear(s) Ors- bear Os- egg Oveja (f.)- sheep P(pronounciation: peh) Pais(e) (m.)/bela (f., hist.)- country Pan(e)- Bread(s) Par- for Paro (nt.)- stop, halt Paroca(s) (f.)- parish(es) Partide- political party Pasaro- bird Pase- peace Paso- step Pata/e (f.)- foot Patre (m.)- father Pazentemente- patiently Pel- skin Pensar- to think Per- dog Perna- leg Persona/e- person(s) Peso- weight Pesgue- neck Pessat- heavy Pesse- fish Peste- breast Pequeno- small Peza- piece Piaza (f.)- plaza, square Piaza-suco, piaza na mercat (f.)- market square Pijama/e- pyjama Pioso- louse Pistol (m.)- pistol, gun Planete (m.)- planets Planicia- plain, flatland Pluma (f.)- pen, feather Pode(r)- can, ability to, power Pogues- few Polardo- chicken Pomarosa/e (f.)- apple(s) Por (Fr.)- fear Porta (f.)- door Praser- pleasure/pleases Prat- plate, dish Praza- beach Pretension- claim Pretensionar- to claim Prinse (m.)- prince Prinsesa (f.)- princess Prozita/prozit- cheers, cheerful Pulize (m.)- policeman/woman Pulizija (f.)- police Pumpa/e (f.)- pump(s) Pumparo/Pumpare (m.)- fireman, firefighter(s) Purpra (nt.)- purple Pursdant(e)- president(s) Puzar- to push Q (pronounciation: kuh) Quant- when, how much Quart- quarter Quartdes- Thursday Quarteto- Quartet Que- what Quels- which Quen- who Quero, querin/querir- want, to want Quinte- Friday R (pronounciation: era) Rab(t)- empty/nothing Rabia/rabioso- anger, angry Rabisco- scratch Radio/e- radio(s) Rais- root Rajar- to split, to grate Raju (nt.)- ray Raro- strange/weird, rare Razeta/e, granja/e (f.)- farm(s) Real- royal Reir- to laugh Rena (f.)-queen Respirar- to breathe Resturant (m.)- restaurant Rio- river Rije (m.)-king(s) Rinat- kingdom Riptar- to repete Roca (f.)/ram (hist.)- rock Rodelo- knee Rua/e (d.)- street Rugante- arrogant Ruma(ne) (m.)- Rome/Roman(s) S (pronounciation: esa) Sal- salt Saludo/es- greeting(s) Sangue- blood Satisfer- to satisfy Satisfeus- satified Savon(e) (m.)- soap(s) Scritor(a/e) (m.)- writer(s) Secar- to dry Seco- dry Securtà- security Seis/dove seis- (where) is Sello (postal)- (postage) stamp Sementa- seed Sen- without Septembre- September Serra- mountain range Serpente- snake, serpent Services- services Sest/sesta- is Show (ang.)- show Sifa (f.)- blade Siniura- Mrs. Siniurina- miss Soldado/es- soldier(s) Soneta/e (na auto) (f.)- (car) horn, trumpet Sono/es- sounds Sopardo- dinner Sor, siniur- mister Sorma (vulg.)- damn Spezia/e (f.)- specie(s) Spezial- special Stenar- to wait Studio- study Subat- Saturday Subre- about, over Sufrir- suffer Sugra (f.)- mother-in-law Sugro (m.)-father-in-law Suns (nt.)- science Supar- suck T (pronounciation: teh) Tafla/taflis (f.)- table(s) Taliar- to look Targeta postal (f.)- postcard Telfun (m.)- telephone Telfun andante (m.)- cellphone (lit. moving phone) Tema- theme Temible- fearsome Tempo- weathera Temor- fear Tenir- to hold Tenis- tennis Terra (f.)- planet earth Terzdes- Wednesday Teza- head Tia(s)- aunt(s) Tio(s)- uncle(s) Tir(e)- shot(s) Todes- all Trafije (m.)- traffic Traje (m.)- suit(s), clothes Tular (trad.)- Thaler Tuna/e (f.)- word(s) Turjeno (m.)- truck Tuval(a)- napkin, towel U (pronounciation: u) Ubgat(e) (m.)- lawyer Uctobre- October Ujeto/e- object(s) Ulanda-Holland, the Netherlands Ulandes (nt.)- Dutch Umar- to love Umo- man Universit(s) (f.)- university (universities) Urjens- urgent Urt(ast)- art(ist) Usario- user Usdant- student Us-jurno- today Usprat(e) (nt.)- sport(s) Usqual (m.)- school Ustanque(na gaze) (m.)- (gasoline) station V (pronounciation: veh) Val- worth Variezà- variety Vas- drinking glass Vegetariano/a- vegetarian Vello- old Veniza- Venice Venir- to come Ver- to see Verdures- vegetables Vera(ment)- real(ly), actually Verde- green Vermel- red Vespre- afternoon Vevir- to live Vículo (m.)- vehicle Vidre- glass Volar- to fly Volen- want Volta/e- turn(s), change (as in money) Vos- bone X (pronounciation: eshe) X-ray, raju -x (nt.)- X-ray Z (pronounciation: zet) Zaf (nt.)- list Zafran- saffron Zaftuna (f.)- dictionary (lit. word list) Zalata (f.)- salad Zara/e (nt.)- hour(s)/time Zat(e)/uztado (m.)- city/cities Zeituna (f.)- olive Zim- on, on top of Zima- above Zind- birth, born Zucar (f.)- sugar Zundes- Sunday Zuque (m.)- trunk, tree trunk