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 shu shoe shuld to owe, to be indebted shut to empty shvel to swell shvit to sweat

tabl table tabul a board tag day tajlor tailor tamen yet, however tapish carpet, tapestry taŭg to be of use, to be fit for te tea tegment roof teler plate temp time ten to hold tent to tempt ter earth terur terror tia such tial because, reason tiantiam [sic] then, at that time tie there tiel so, in such a manner tim to fear tio it, this, that tiom so, as much or many tir to draw, to pull tiu that; (—) chi — this tol linen tomb a grave, a tomb tond to shear, to cut the hair tondr to thunder tra across — through traduk translate tranch to cut trankvil tranquil, quiet trans over tre very, greatly, exceedingly trem to tremble, to shake, to shiver tren to draw, to drag, to trail tri three trink to drink tro too tromp to deceive trov to find tru a hole tuj immediately, altogether tuk handkerchief tur a tower turment to torment turn to turn tus to cough tush to touch, to lay one‘s hand on tut whole, total, complete

u indicates the imperative (in verbs) uj beating, containing (such as a thing containing or bearing something, as a tree bearing fruits, a country with inhabitants); f. in. cigar — a cigar, cigar-uj — a cigar-box; pom — an apple, pom-ujo — apple-tree; Turk — a Turk, Turk-ujo — Turkey ul a man possessing some quality; f. in. rich — rich, rich-ul — a rich man um a prefix without stable signification; can be translated by different words ung nail unu one urb town, city urs a bear us indicates the conditional util useful uz to make use of

vakt wax van vain, fruitless vang cheek vapor vapor varm warm vast vast, specious vaz vessel vek to awake velk to fade, to wither ven to come vend to sell vendred Friday venen poison, venom vengh to revenge, to avenge venk to vanquish vent wind ventr belly ver truth, verity verd green verk to acute, to make verm worm versh to pour vesper evening vest to clothe; vest-o — clothes veter the weather vetur to go (in a carriage, in a ship, etc.) vi you, than viand meat, flesh vid to see vilagh village vin wine vintr winter violon violin vir a man, a husband vish to wipe vitr glass viv to live vizagh face, visage voch voice voj way vok to call vort to wish vort a word vost a tail vund to wound

zorg to take care of, to provide for, to be solicitous