the Baltic consonants š, ž, č, are written out as sh, zh, ch.

gilē acorn
giliukan luck, good luck
gilus deep
giminē relative; gender
gimsenis birth
gimtas native
gimtun to be born (Inf)
ginē friend (common gender)
giniskas friendly (adj)
ginīstā friendship
ginivingas friendly
ginivingiskas friendly
gint to chase (Inf)
gintus man, relative
girbē numeral
girdēt to hear (Inf)
girian woods, grove
girmā forest (ancient)
girnavas millstone
girsnā reputation
girt to praise (Inf)
gitarā guitar
gīvanti living (pres act. part.)
gīvas alive
gīvasis the living (adj)
gīvatā life
gīvē life
gīvēt live (Inf)
gīvint to work, do (Inf)
glābāt to protect, guard (Inf)
glādus smooth
glandas comfort
glandevingai confidently
glandint to comfort (Inf)
glāsenā copperhead snake
glaust to snug (Inf)
glēsis amber
gl'auptenē plowboard
glītā pretty
glōsis willow tree
gludā lustre, polish
glūmbē doe, white-tail
gnatē breadpan
graban tomb
grābas guts
(en) graikiskai (in) Greek
gramatikā grammar
grambōlē beetle
grandas bridegroom
grandikā plank,thick
grandis ring
granztas drill, borer
grasā threat, menace
grasis penny
gravīnē wagonboard (side)
gravus side (of body)
grāzis grace, beauty
grazus beautiful
grēdā stack, pile
grēkas sin
grēkausnā confession
grēkaut to confess (Inf)
grēkenīkas sinner
grēkēt sin (Inf)
grensingas gnawing, mordant
gribt to grab (Inf)
grīmāt to sing (Inf)
grīmikā song (popular)
grint'an building, house
grīnztē rope, cable
gr'ūtun to fall, collapse (Inf)
grōsas frost
grūdas kernel
gruminis thunder, rumble
gruminsvambaris toilet
grundelis gudgeon
grundinē foundation
gruntas basis
gruntpavirpā boundless
gruvas fall
gruzas minnow
Gudai Goths
gudē bush, underwood
(en) gudiskai (in) Gothic ( Click here for more info )
gudiskas Gothic
gudraut to scheme (Inf)
gugā knoll
gulbas swan
gulēt to lay down (Inf)
gulsenis childbirth pain
gultā bedtime
gult to lay down (Inf)
gumsakis bile
gunas herdsman
gunē rug
gunt to drive, herd (Inf)
gurīnas poor, miserable
gurt to become weak, poor (Inf)
gūtas greed
gūtingas greedy
gūt to gain (Inf)
gvaztan brushwood for sauna
hīpātezā hypothesis
īdā defect, imperfection
ikai if (conj)
ikrai shin
īlā awl
īlas dark
ilgai long (adv)
ilgas long
ilgimas length of time
(en) ilīriskai (in) Albainian
ilmas thatch-shingle
ilus silt
imtun to take (Inf)
īnis frost
inkstē kidney
īnsas short
instīkas thumb
inzuvaut to gossip (Inf)
inzuvis tongue
ir and, also (conj)
irmā arm
irtlas oar
irt to row (Inf)
is- (see " iz " below)
iszināsenis research
iszinātun to research (Inf)
īvas owl
īvagarbas owlhill (where I live)
iz- out of, from
iz from, out of (w/ Dat. or Acc.)
izarvai truly
izarviskas true
izeisenā exit
izimt to exempt (Inf)
izkuendau whence, from where
izlaikāt keep, preserve (Inf)
izleit to pour out, shed (Inf)
izmaitint to lose (Inf)
izmākinsnā education
izmākint to learn (Inf)
izmigt to fall asleep (Inf)
iznaudāsnā exploitation
iznaudāt to exploit (Inf)
izprasenis reason
izprasnā reason, logic
izprast to understand (Inf)
izpratingai namely
izrankint to save, deliver (Inf)
izrankisnā deliverance
izrankīt to deliver, save (Inf)
izskaitint to exclude (Inf)
izstalēt to carry out (Inf)
izstendau from there (w/ Dat.)
izteinu from now on
izvinandau exteral
izvīst to see, percieve (Inf)
jā yes
jaknās liver
Jānas John
Janvaris January
jāstas sash
jātis rider
jātrā journey
Jāt'vā Jatvingian Nation ( Click Here for Map )
jāt'vīs (a) Jatvingian
jāt to go, ride (Inf.)
jau already
jauja threshing barn
jaukas unusual, pleasant
jaukint to domesticate (Inf)
javaras sycamore
javas cereal (dial)
jentē sister-in-law
jēris yearling
jērist'an lambkin
Jēzus Jesus
jōkas joke
jōkaut to joke (Inf)
jōkingas funny
Jōzepas Joseph
Julijis July
jūmas to/for you (Dat.pl)
jumbutībā antimatter
jumis twin
jūnga yoke
jūngtun to yoke (Inf)
Junijis June
jūr'ai sea, ocean
Jurgis George
jūrinīkas sailor
jūrivītinē oceanliner
jūs you (Nom.pl.)
jūsun your (Gen. pl..)
jūsas yours'
jusē bullion
just to feel, forebode (Inf)
jūtis connection
juvas yew-tree
ka what ( neuter gender )
kabē hook, clasp
kabēt to hang (Inf)
kadagis juniper
kadan when (conj)
kadangi since
kagalā synagogue
kai how;as;so that
kaidi that one
kaigi how; as (conj)
kailas / kail's hello
kailus whole
kailūstas healthy (adj)
kailūstiskas healthy (adj)
kaimalūkēt visit (Inf)
kaimas town, village
kaimīnas neighbor, townsman
kainā price, cost
kaisnis comb
kaistuvē brush for hair
kaitēsenis desire
kaitēt to want (Inf)
kaivē (see "kēvē")
kaka doo-doo
kakint to attain (Inf)
kaklan disc
kaktā forehead, front
kaktus cactus
kaladē chopping block
kalāpeilis knife for chopping
kalas catfish (wels)
kalavian sword
kalavijā iris
kalaut to fish for catfish (Inf)
Kalēndā Christmas
kalenē threshing floor
kalent to forge (Inf)
kalkalas harp
kalmus stump
kalpus crossblocks on cart
kalsā pancake, flat
kalsas withered
kalsāt to purport, sound (Inf)
kaltiskistlākīs bear, small-honey
kaltun to forge (Inf)
kamaisīs shoulder joint
kamatā dill
kamē sheep
kamenis chimney
kamerā camera
kamerkā pantry
kaminai moss
kamist'an sheep
kampiutaran computer
kamus bumblebee
kan when (conj)
kanap'as hemp
kanap'sēmen hempseed
kanāvē barrel
kandā moth
kankā torture
kankstā proper
kankstē constraint
kankstinsnā discipline
kankstiskas disciplined (adj)
kantrībā patience
kapainas cemetery
kapāna hoof
kapas grave, burial mound
kapernā knoll
Kapernīkas M. Coppernicus
kāpta ford
(en) karaimiskai (in) Karaim
karausnā struggle, conflict
karbījā notchbox (mill)
karbis sack
karcemā tavern
kardas echo
karas war
kar'agā military expedition
kār'jan honeycomb
kar'angus flag, banner
kar'as army
kar'aut to battle, fight (Inf)
kar'avaitas military-trial
karigē ash (mt.)
karpis cliff
karpīt to shear (Inf)
karpunē lichen
kārtā cage
kartan occurence
kartas bitter
kartenā perch, pole
(en) kartveliskai (in) Georgian
kartveliskas Georgian
karvienā beef
karvis ox
karvist'an small cow
kas who, what
kasai pagan why
kasājē brass
kāsē gullet; jackdaw
kasis tax
kasīt to scratch (Inf)
kasmenā fossil
kasmu to / for whom - what
kastīnē quarry
kastun to dig (Inf)
kāsvarnas grackle
katē cat ( small )
katilas kettle
katras which of two
kaubrē thorn
kauburis hillock, bump
kaukas evil spirit ( local )
kaukē mask
kauk to howl (Inf)
kaulas bone
kaupas heap, pile
kaupiskas commercial (adj)
kauptun to buy (Inf)
kauras carpet
kavā coffee
kavat to beat, strike (Inf)
kavīdas which
kavīdasai of which (Gen.s.m)
kavjā battle
kedai gym-shoes
keitarā hail
keitas hard
keitint to harden (Inf)
keitzemis continent
kekeris pea
kekstē tress
kekulas towel
kelai car, "wheels"-slang
kelan wheel
kelanabas hub, wagonwheel hub
kelarankā spoke
kelas several
kelavezīs wagondriver, truckdriver
keldā party
keli how much
kel'an lance
kel'azgdē lanceshaft
kelkas chalice
kelmis hat
kelt to raise, lift (Inf)
Kenesa Kenesa (see Photo below)

kept to barbeque, bake (Inf.)
kerberzē birch-bush
kerdā time, timeline (a linear "herd" of instants)
kerēt to hope (Inf)
kerkā goosander
kermeneniskas temporal, earthly
kermeneniskai bodily
kermenis body
kerpetas skull
kersha over (w/ Acc.)
kerslē axe, double-blade
kertā hearth (rectangular pit)
kertnan offering pan over hearth
kēsā goblet
kēsmas time "this time"
kēsmingiskai temporally
keturdesimt forty
keturei/keturis four
keturnadesimt fourteen
ketvirtas fourth
Ketvirtīkas Thursday
kēvē mare
kevetas shell
k'aukaris carrier pigeon
k'aunē marten
k'autā skin, hide
kīkā hood
kīlā water wagtail bird
kilas enduring
kīlis wedge
kilpā lasso
kiltas noble
kiltis tribe, origin
kilt to rise (Inf)
kinā cinema, movies
kinis lair
kīnīt to struggle (Inf)
kint to begin (Inf)
kirdēt to hear (Inf)
kirkē church-Protestant
kirmis worm
kirnā shrub, bush
kirsha (prep, see "kersha")
kirsnas black
kirsnis a black horse
kirst to strike, cut (Inf)
kirtis cut, wound
kirvis tomahawk, hatchet
kīsis bribe, tip
kistā box, chest
kitadan formerly
kitakuei elsewhere
kitas other
kitavīdai otherwise
kitavīdint to change (Inf)
kitavīdiskai otherwise
kizēs coat, furcoat
klaivijā meat, side of
klantīsna curse, treachery
klantīt to curse (Inf)
klatai weeds
klausīt to hear, listen (Inf)
klausīvenīkas confessor
klausīvingas confessor
klekstā broom, whisk
klenan barn, grainary type
klentē cow
klinēs bran
kl'udē error
klumpas stool
klumpint to disturb, knock (Inf)
klupstas knee
klupt to stumble (Inf)
kneipīt to obtain (Inf)
kneistis fuel for fire
knist to dig (Inf)
kōlas stake
kragas jug
kraisē hay, oats
krakā grouse, black
kraklā chest, breast
kramptas nail
krantas beach
krāsā color
kraujā blood
kraujavirpis leech
krausē pear-tree
krausā pear
kregzdenā barn swallow
kreilas Left
kreilis southpaw
kreivakaulas rib
kreivas crooked
kreivint to make crooked (Inf)
kremzlē nosebone
kresēt to sit down (Inf)
kreslan chair
Krēsmenā Sudovian Community near Suvalki, Poland

krikaitas plum, bullace
krikstānai Christians
krikstāniskas Christian (adj)
krikstenīkas baptizer
krikstīsenis baptism
krikstīsnā baptism, rebirth
krikstīsnālaiskas baptismal book
krikstīt to baptize (Inf)
krist'anīstā Christendom
Kristus Christ
krivulē staff, priest's
krumstis poker
krumstus knuckle
krupēlē frog
krusā sleet
krūtun to fall (Inf)
ku how ( < kō )
ku-deznimai as often as (adv)
kuei where
kūgis haystack
ku-ilgimai as lomg as (adv)
kūjas hammer
kukarē kitchen
kulikis bag, purse
kulnas ankle
kulsē haunch, hip
kūmāteris god-parent
kumetis peasant
kumpint to disturb (Inf)
kumstis fist
kunkas brown, bay
kunklas grain cockle
kupsinis mist, fog
kurpē shoe, boot
kurpelis boot-tree
kurpis block for carping
kurpt to burrow (Inf)
Kursā Courland
kursīs (a) Courlander
kursas glade
(en) kursiskai (in) Courish
kursiskas Courish
kurtā groove
kurtas greyhound
kurt to develop (Inf)
kuru et beef jerky (Karaim term)
kusēt to move (Inf)
kusis mosquito
kūsis pubic hair
kuslaisis weakest
kuslas weak
kust to take care of (Inf)
kvaitas will
kvaitēt to want, wish (Inf)
kvajā fir tree, spruce
kvapas breath, puff
kvēkē brushwood
kvitā receipt
labā goodness
labai well (adv)
labakvaitēsnā lust-lasciviousness
laban giliukan! good luck!
labapadinkausnā enjoyment, pleasure
labas good (also, property)
lābas bog
labasegēsnā kindness, charity
labatingas prosperous
labiskas favored, fortunate
labulis good person
lagzdā nut tree
-lai let, may (participle)
laidā consent
laidas loam, mud
laignan cheek
laikan term, span of time
laikāt to hold, fulfill (Inf)
laikīt to massage, hold (Inf)
lailēsnā torment, hardship
Laimā Fate, Goddess of
laimas fortunate
laimingiskai amply (adv)
laimiskas ample, generous
laimiskai amply
laipīnā request, order
laipint to command, order (Inf)
laiptā plowhandle
laisā clay
laisas slender
laiskabutan library
laiskas book
laist to let, let loose (Inf)
lait to pour (dial.) (Inf)
lakalas dogfood
laknā pants
laktē coat, of sheepskin
lakt to lap (Inf)
lakutis bream (fish)
lāma vale
landan food, fast-food
langstā window
lankā meadow
lānīkis bull
lankī path
lankinā feast, celebration
lanktis prongs for oven
lapan leaf, petal; page
lāpas flame, torch, flashlight
lapē fox
lapēvarta yardgate for walkers
lāpīt to mend (Inf)
lapinas spoon
lāptā spade
lasasā salmon
latakā horseshoe
lataunīkas (a) Latvian
Latavā Latvia
(en) lataviskai (in) Latvian
lataviskas Latvian
laukagertā partridge
laukas clearing, field
laukēt to search, wait (Inf)
laukinīkas landlord (-farmland)
lauksnā star
lauksnās constellations
lauksnāvītinē spaceship, rocket
laumā Fairy
lauzas log, pile of wood
lauzdint to be humbled (Inf)
lauzdingas humble, somber
lauzdingiskas humble
lauzīt to break (Inf)
lazē blanket
lazinis flat, shallow
lazint to put, place (Inf)
laztā bed
lebā orgy
leduskrīniā freezer
ledus ice
leduvai ice cream
leipā linden
leipalingis linden rich area
leit to pour (Inf.)
leitaunīkas (a) Lithuanian
Leitavā Lithuania

(en) leitaviskai (in) Lithuanian
leizīt lick
lēlē doll
lelijā lily
lēnais slower
lēnaisis slowest
lēnas slow, lazy
lendan valley (dialect "lindan")
lengvas light, easy
lengvaseilingas light-hearted
lengvaseiliskas simplistic, easy
lenkt to bend (Inf)
lentā board
lervā visor
lesalas birdfood
lēzt to crawl (Inf)
l'audis folk
l'aukā gland
l'autun to cease (Inf.)
līdā northern pike (fish)
līdaut to fish for pike (Inf)
līgā judgement
līgādeinis judgement-day
līgan court, trial
līgināt to even out (Inf)
līgint judge (Inf)
līkis left-overs
likt to remain (Inf)
līkutas small
līkutkekers lentil
limt to break (Inf)
linā flax, linen
līnas tench (fish)
lindinā reed, meadow grass
lingā stirrup
lingāsaitan stirrupstrap
lipā glue
lipt to stick, climb (Inf)
līsā garden plat
literaturā literature
lizdā nest
lizīt'as pen for shoeing
lizkas camp (military)
lubā ceiling board
l'ūbenīkas marriage performer
lūgis cake
lukarnā lightbulb, candle
lukis billet
Lukas Luke
lūkēt to seek (Inf)
lunkan bast, bass
lunkas corner, angle
lūsis lynx
madlā prayer
madlīkā prayer, wish
madlīsnā prayer, wish
madlīt to pray (Inf)
maigas sleep
maigt to sleep (Inf)
Maijis May
mais greater
maisē sheep skin
maisātas varigated
maisāt to mix (Inf)
maisis bellows
maisisis greatest
maitā meat, carcass
maitā(ja) (he) feeds
maitāsnā nourishment
maitāt to nourish (Inf)
maitint to nourish (Inf)
maizīs barley
majas my (Nom.sg. masc.)
majasmu to/for my (Dat.sg.m.)
mākē poppy
mākinavingas teacher
mākinavis fond of teaching
mākinsnā teaching, doctrine
mākint to teach (Inf)
malā shore, bank
maldais young, the
maldaisis young, the
maldas young
maldatā youth
maldenīkas child
mald'an foal
maldūnē youth (fem.)
malkis smeltfish
malt to grind, mill (Inf)
malūnakelan millwheel
malūnas mill, grainmill
malūnastabas millstone,primary
mandaras sensible
mandivelis quernhandle
mangā whore, hooker
mangābutan whorehouse
mans us (Acc.pl.)
marī bay, gulf
margas measurement of land
Marijā Mary
marka pit for steeping hemp
Markus Mark
marlakā yellow oat grass
martī Bride  (click here for photo)
Martis March
māsā aunt
Mat'jus Matthew
matis measure, a
mātē mother
matematikā mathematics
māt to wave, motion (Inf)
maudā hemlock
maugar'an larch, tamarac
maut to dash, rush (Inf)
mazais the small
mazaisis the small
mazas little
māz'būt perhaps
māzēt able (Inf)
mazgāt to dip repeatedly (Inf)
mazgenā brain, knot (slang)
māzingas powerful
mazint to reduce (Inf)
māzukā weasel
med'an forest
med'ānē hunt, chase
med'jas hunter
med'nīkatertervis heathcock
mednīt'ē bowl of brass
medu honey
meimi to me (Dat.s.)
melagis liar
melas malicious
melatā grouse
meldē lightning flash
mēlīnā spot, dark spot
mēlnē bruise (dark area)
men me (acc.)
menei to/for me (dat.)
mēnīkas moon
mensā flesh, meat
mensāvē basin, tureen bowl
mentē blender, mixer
ment to lie (Inf)
merēt to regret, be anxious (Inf.)
mergā girl, maiden, lass
mergelē maiden, girl
merklina flash
merkt to wink (Inf)
mes We ( plural of "I" )
mēneseinā-naktis moonlit-night
mēnesinē-algā monthly salary
menkas trivial
mēstan city
mest to throw, cast (Inf)
metan year
metas measure (a)
metis throw
metītlē sling
metrikā archives
metrō subway
-mi me (enclitic)
min me (acc. hybrid enclitic)
miglā mist
migt to sleep (Inf)
(en) miksiskai (in) German
miksiskas German
miksīt to stammer (Inf)
mīlais dearer
mīlaisis dearest
milan cloth, hempcloth
mīlas dear
mīlaserdingiskas compassionate
mīlē love
mīlēt to love (Inf)
miliān million
mīlingas gracious, kind
mīlis more beloved
miltan meal, flour
milteinē oatmeal
minēsnā remembrance
minēt to mention (Inf)
minīkas tan-yardman
mint to trample (Inf)
minūtē minute
mīnzas fat
mirkt to steep (Inf)