the Baltic consonants š, ž, č, are written out as sh, zh, ch.
shūmenā thread for shoes
shūt to sew (Inf)
shūtā thread
shūt'an thread, yarn
shūvīkas shoemaker
-si one's own (enclitic)
silā pine grove
sīleckē herring
silkasdrimbas underwear (silk)
simtan / simtai hundred (neut.sg, pl
)
simtmetis century
sin one's own (acc. hybrid)
sindrās charcoal
sīras veil
sirvas grey-silver (dappled)
sirvīs deer (dappled grey)
sirzdau among, between (w/ Dat.)
sīsā redwing blackbird
sirablas silver
sirmas lye
sirpt to ripen (Inf)
sirsilis hornet
sīvai juice, sap (pl.)
sīvas grey
skābervas hornbeam tree
skabis sharper, more sour
skabrūstas quick
skabt to carve (Inf)
skādā harm, damage
skaistā beautiful
skaitan shield
skaitītint type, mark (Inf)
skaitīt read (Inf)
skalā chips
skalaut to wash, rinse (Inf)
skalbiakai menses
skalenīkas hound
skalēsnā duty, obligation
skaljā tile
skalus chin
skalvā chip, sliver
skandināt to telephone (Inf)
skanēt to taste well (Inf)
skanūstas tasty
skapas ram-neutered
skaplis hatchet
skardas cutterchisel (mill)
skardis plate
skarnē boot
skarstas tin
skast to leap (Inf)
skātai coins
skaudēt to hurt (Inf)
skebelis hair
skelā debt
skelīt owe, need
skelt to split (Inf)
sk'aurē sow pig
skilas impetuous
skinkis tablebeer
skip ship
skirpstas honeysuckle-elm
skirselis northwest wind
skirt to disconnect (Inf)
skīstā purity
skīstas pure, clear
skīstai modestly
skīstint to purify (Inf)
skīstiskas pure, clean (adj)
skīt to rise (Inf)
sklait but (conj)
sklaitas without (w/ Acc.)
sklaitas simple, only
sklaitavingiskas special, especial
sklaitinsnā chapter, section
sklaitint to put asunder (Inf)
sklaitiskas particularly (adj)
sklaitiskai especially
sklaits except (prep)
sklaits otherwise (adv)
sklandas fence post
skraislis sole (fish)
skramblis dwarf (short, fat)
skrampaut to wrinkle (Inf)
skretē circumference
skrīsis cross
skrīsīt to crucify (Inf)
skritailē wheelrim-old type
skrundus scissors
skrutelē tailor
skubint to hasten (Inf)
skupstīt to kiss (Inf)
Skurdus Skurdus, (who lead Sudovians into Lithuania in 1283)
skust to shave (Inf)
skutis maple
skutkā slut
slaikas earthworm
slait to lean (Inf)
slajā sleigh
slājā suet
slajan sleighrunner-ski
slankā dowitcher
slaunas thigh
slaunē hipbeam on wagon
slavēt to spread reknown (Inf)
slēgt to lock (Inf)
slidenīkas bloodhound
slinkas lazy
slinkt to slink (Inf)
slīvaitas plum
slūzē service (domestic)
slūzingiskas useful
slūzinīkā domestic helper
slūzīsnā service
slūzīt to serve, work (Inf)
smagūstas cheerful, happy
smardas foul odor
smārdē bird-cherry tree
smardint to stink (Inf)
smeit to laugh (Inf)
smerlingas smelt
smikutā swift-bird
smulā hornless
snaigas snow
snaigē snowflake
snaigt to snow (Inf)
snakē snail
snākstas snot, bugars
snapas beak, bill
snigt to snow (Inf)
snusā daughter-in-law
spagtas ablution
spainā foam, head on beer
(en) spaliskai (in) Ossetian
spaliskas Ossetian
spalvā pen, quill, feather
spangā bit, for horse
spankstē spark
spanstan mill spindle
sparas truss
sparijas pasture
sparnan wing, quill
spartā strength
spartint to strengthen (Inf)
spartiskas strong
spartas strong, powerful
spaudā pressure
speklas lock spring
spektē shower, bath
spelanstis splinter
spenis nipple, nub
sperglavanagas sparrow-hawk
sperglas sparrow
spertlan bunyan
spēt to conjecture (Inf)
spigsnā bath
spindis clearing in forest
spirt to resist (Inf)
spurgas bud, young shoot
sta that ( neuter )
stabas stone
stabaskaldis stone cutter
stabdīt to stop (Inf)
stabenē stove-oven of stone
stabinabutan house of stone
stabinanamai building of stone
stabinapentes cobblestone road
stabinatiltan bridge of stone
stabingis stoney (area)
stabinīt to paralize (Inf)
stablīgē paralysis
stacījā station
stadan then
stāgas roof
stai, stās the, those (pl.,.m,f.)
staidē horse collar shaft
-stak confluence (suffix)
staklē support-beam
stalas table
stalbt to grow stale (Inf)
staldas stable
stalēt to stand (Inf)
stambas stalk
stan there (Acc.sg.m.f.-n)
standis beehive of boards
stāninti standing (pres act. part.)
stanulunkis bass, bast
staras lazer
stāras stout
starnītē gull
stas, stā, sta(-n) the,
that (N.m,f,n.)
stasmu to/for the/that (D.sg.m.-n.)
stāt! stop!
statinēt to place, set (Inf)
statutas law, statute
stāt to stand (Inf)
stāvas floor ( story )
stavīdas this kind, such
stavīdasai of this kind (G.s.m)
stasai pagan therefore
stāvinēt to stay (Inf)
stei there
stegē barn-shed
stenēt to suffer, groan (Inf)
stensenis suffering
sterkas walleye, zander
stibinis sleigh-spoke/support
stiklā glass
stirgenā brain
stirt to stiffen (Inf)
straipstas member, participant
strambā stubble
stranai hips
strakus trunk, stem
strautas stream, rivulet
stravent to flow, run (Inf)
strēbt to sip (Inf)
strēlā arrow
striglē thistle
stritis region
strujā vein, jugular neck
strujus great-grandfather
stu-ilgimai as long as ( adv )
stundikas hour, little while
sturnatikrāmas jealous
sturnavingiskai seriously, earnestly
sturnaviskas serious (adj)
(en) suamiskai (in) Finnish
suamiskas Finnish
subas oneself
subdā agenda
sudagalvis shithead
sudas crap
Sūdōnia a river by
Marijampolē, Lietuva
Sūdavā Sūdovia
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sūdavīs (a) Sūdovian (dial)
(en) sūdaviskai (in) Sūdovian
sūdaviskas Sūdovian
sūdaviun bilā
Sūdovian language
sūdaunīkai Sūdovians
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sudint to punish (Inf)
sūdlentā drywall
sūjā rain, gentle rain
sukē gap, crack
sūkt to suck (Inf)
sulā yogurt
sulas post, stave, pillar
sundas punishment
sūnēvas nephew
sunis dog
sunīt puppy
sunkā fluid
sūnus son
sūpas soup, broth
supis millpond dam
supt to toss, throw (Inf)
sur- around, about (prefix)
sūrgeitis pizza
sūris cheese
surturis dam control
sūrus moist, damp
sutrīst'ā whey
suvīnī sow
suvīnt'an pig
svajāpas particular
svajas one's own (N.sg.m.)
svajasai of one's own (G.s.m.)
svajasmu to/for one's own
svalstīt dart to & frow (Inf)
sventainas sanctuary
sventaisis holiest
Sventamed'an the Sacred Forest
sventas holy, sacred
sventīkai saints
sventīkas holy, saint
sventint to consecrate (Inf)
sventiskas spiritual, holy (adj)
svestrā sister
svētan world ( Slavic term )
svētaviskas worldly
svintas (dialect, see "sventas")
svipē finch
svītrūstas bright, lustrous
tabakā tobacco
taimen morass
tainā thawmud
tairas cellar
taistan dough
tajāt to melt (of snow)(Inf)
takisis dike, weir
tālis distant, farther
tālivakas telephone
tālivīdun television
talkā volunteer work (
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talkinīkas freeman, volunteer
talpā capacity
talpint to contain (Inf)
talus floor, ground
tamsā gloom
tanā she
tanaisun their (Gen.pl.)
tanas he
tanasai his (G.s.m.)
tanasmu to/for him (Dat.sg.m.-n.)
tanē tumor
tank'ai often (adv)
tankint to thicken (Inf)
tankus thick
tapē temperature, warmth
tap'as warm
tapis warmer
tarat to transverse (Inf)
tarkus trot belt
tarpā something useful
tartis voice
tart to utter (Inf)
tāsis bark (birch bark)
(en) tātariskai (in)
Tatar
taukas lard, grease
taukint to promise (Inf)
tauras auroch (extinct)
tautā land, nation, folk
tauvis nearer
tauvish'as neighbor
tāvai parents
tāvainē fatherland
tāvas father
tāvē slush
tāviskas paternal
tebei to/for thee (Dat.)
teikāsnā creature, being
teikāt to make, create (Inf)
teikt to put, leave (Inf)
teinū now (adv)
teisē law, honor
teisint to honor, rectify (Inf)
teisiskas truthful (adj)
teisingai truthfully (adv)
tekailas grindstone
telli as many, so much
temparas dear (sg.,m.)
temprā dear (fem)
temprai dearly, expensively
ten thee (acc.)
tensilas train
tenstēsnā attraction
tenst to attract (Inf)
tenti now
tept to daub (Inf)
ter than (adv)
terainas alone
ternan thorn
tesmenis udder
testamentan testament
tētis grandfather
tēvas uncle
-ti thee (enclitic)
tikēt to believe, know (Inf)
tikint to make (Inf)
tikras real, right
tikrōmas righteous, correst
tikrōmiska authentic (neut.)
tikrōmiskas right, sure, certain
tikt to suit (Inf)
tiltan bridge
tīmas apron-leather
tin you (Acc. hybrid)
tinklapis webpage
tintlan net ("tinklan")
tirnan thorn
tirpt to stiffen (Inf)
tirsas thick
tirsnas thirst
tirt'as third
tīt thus
tītet thus (adv)
tlākīs bear (dial) (see- klākīs) (Click
here for photo)
tlākt stomp, pound (Inf)
tolis toll
tōpā cottonwood
trābā cabin
trakas glade
trandis moth
transā manure
traukt to drag, haul (Inf)
trausus brittle, dry
trazdā thrush
treigīs three-yr.-old animal
trenkt to kick, strike (Inf)
trepai stairs
trept to step to (Inf)
tridā diarrhea
trinē threat
trinsnā revenge
trintavinē avenger
trint to threaten (Inf)
trīs three
trīsdesimt thirty
trīsnadesimt thirteen
triun of three
trumpas compact
trupas wood block
tū / tu thou, you (singular)
tūbā saddlepad, felt
tukāris weaver (Polish)
tukt to grow fat (Inf)
tūlaisis most (the)
tūlas many
tūldēsnā joy, happiness
tūlint to increase (Inf)
tūlis more
tuntas flock
turēj had (3rd pr)
turēsnā possession
turēt to have (Inf)
turmas tower
tusēt to be quiet (Inf)
tūsimtis thousand
tūsimtmetis millennium
tusnā silence, quiet
tust'as empty, hollow
tvajas thy (Nom.sg.masc.)
tvajasai of thine (G.s.m.)
tvajasmu to / for thee
tvaksēt throb (Inf)
tvanas flood
tvankā bay, inlet
tvankas stuffy air
tvarkā order
tvarkīt to bring to order (Inf)
tvint to swell, rise (Inf)
ūda fishing line
ūdrā otter
uisas watchdog
Uktāberis October
ulbandus elephant
ulkā comet
umai immediately (adv)
(v)umpnadē bakehouse
(v)umpnis bake-oven
undan water (nueter) ( "[v]undan"
)
undanijas hydraulic (adj)
undinēs water spirits (fem.)
(en) unguriskai (in) Hungarian
universitetas university
unzei up, on
unzeigubāt to ascend (Inf)
(v)upjan cloud
(v)ūras pond
urdas stream
urvas burrow
ushai / ushas six
ushdesimt sixty
ushnadesimt sixteen
ushtas sixth
utis louse
(v)utrē blacksmith shop
(v)utrīs blacksmith
uz up, on, for (prep)
uzvazas inn
va ! va ! Here! Here!
vadā guidance
vadas leader, guide
vadāt to redeem a pledge (Inf)
vadē rivulet
vagā channel, river bed, furrow
vāgānas bowl, with lid
vagis thief
vagīt'ai raccoons
vagnas plowblade
vai! ah
vaidas vision (prophetic)
vaidalis Priest
vaidilātis wizard
vaidinīs movie, video, play
vaidint to show (Inf)
vaidlēt to charm, act (Inf)
vaidras pail, bucket
vaidūlis pupil
vaikas boy, helper
vainā fault, blame
vainakas wreath
vairas helm
vaisbutan motel, hotel
vaisībā civilization
vaisīnas neighboring
vaisingas hospitable
vaisint to entertain guests (Inf)
vaisis clan, community
vaisnā news, knowledge, info
vaispataut govern
vaispatinā wife of clan-elder
vaispatis elder leader of clan
vaispentēs highway, interstate
vaistas medicine, remedy
vaistīklā drugstore
vaist to know (Inf)
vait'āt to speak, talk (Inf)
vaitē conversation
vaitint to determine (Inf)
vait'jas speaker
vaitis spokesman, lawyer
vaizbā dealings, commerce
vākan envelope
vakarai West
vakas call, a yell, war-cry
vakaut to demand (Inf)
vakēt to call, entice (Inf)
valas horse hair
valdnīkas king
valgīt to eat (Inf)
valint to fight (Inf)
valkā creek, stream
valkis falcon
(en) valkiskai (in) Welsh
valnaisis best (the)
valnint to improve (Inf)
valnis better
valtē ear of grain
vambaris bucket, pail
vangas clearing, patch
vangint to complete (Inf)
vangras winding, meandering
vannā bath
vans you (Acc.pl.)
vansā moustache
vapsā wasp
vāragāvus grapes
vārai long ago
vārais older
vāraisis oldest
vāras old
varē power, might
varenē kettle of copper
vārēt to grow old (Inf)
varēvingas powerful
vargas bad, evil, trouble
vargasegjant'ai evil-doers
vargingas troublesome
vargint to trouble (Inf)
vargt to bother (Inf)
varijan copper
vāris old man
varmias red
varminas red, reddish
varnaikāpa woodpie
varna crow
varnas raven
varsā hue, tint
vartai door
vartint to turn (Inf)
vartīt to turn (Inf)
varvetlis icicle
varzus lip
varza weir
vasā sprout
Vasarā Spring
vaskas wax
vastis clothing
vatā cotton
vazinēt to drive, travel (Inf)
vazīs wagon-sleigh
vedais! lead! (imp)
vedegā adze
vederas belly, stomach
vēdint to ventilate (Inf)
vedulē plow-tree
veidas form, shape, manner
veikā life force-energy
veisas fruit
veisavingas productive
veisiejus spring, rapids
veislus prolific
veismenis brook
veist to propagate (Inf)
veitā place, spot
vejās meadow
vējus breeze, wind
velabalandas mule
velai late (adv)
velas swingletree/plow
veldēsnā inheritance
veldēt to inherit (Inf)
veldint to inherit (Inf)
veldūnai heirs
velēt to wash (Inf)
velian weight
velinas ghost
velint to delay (Inf)
velūstas late (adj)
velt to felt, mill (Inf)
vempt to vomit (Inf)
vēnā bridal gift
venteris fish trap
vepris hog
veraut to endure, protect (Inf)
verpatā tornado
vershas poem
versist'an calf
verst to translate, turn, adjust (Inf)
vertā vow
vertas worthy, valuable
vertēt to estimate (Inf)
vertēvingas worthy, valuable
vertingas valuable, expensive
vertingiskas valuable, worthy
vert to swear (Inf)
verversis lark
verza dam
vesdint to marry (Inf)
veselas happy, healthy
veselingai happily
veselingas happy
veseliskas joyful (adj)
vest lead (Inf)
vētrā wind (strong)
vēt to fan (Inf)
vevarē squirrel
vezdas bat (for baseball)
vezhan pack saddle
vezīs driver
vezt to transport (Inf)
vīdas aspect
vidavā widow (Click
here for photo)
vid-deinis noon, mid-day
vīdēt to see (Inf)
vīdēkausnā witness
vid'jas middle
vīdikas aspect
vidnaktis midnite
vīdrā windstorm
vikis vetch
vikrūstas nimble
vīkt to bend (Inf)
vilkas wolf (Click
here for photo)
vilnas coat (wool)
vilnis burbot
vilpis lion, cougar
vilpstīnē sling
vilt to mislead, lie (Inf)
viltus fraud
viminā elm
vimis knob (wood)
vinā out
vinas air, weather
vīnas wine
vinis peg, bung
vingriskas cunning (adj)
vinzalis knot (small)
vinztun (Inf) to knot
vinzus neck
vipis branch,tree limb
vīras man, husband
virdainas dictionary
virdan word
virdinis verbal
vīrībā manhood
vīrinā woman, lady
virst to become, turn, change (Inf)
virsus top, apex
virvē rope
visadan always, ever (adj)
visadinis continual
visamākas all-knowing
visamāzingas omnipotent
visamāzingai omnipotently
visas all
Visasēdis Tuesday
visatā universe, cosmos
visavīdai diverse, all kinds
visavīdiskas diverse, all kinds
visenē marsh rosemary
viskuei everywhere
visnaitas cherry
vispirmas at first
vīstīt to whirl (Inf)
vītinē ship, sailboat, barge
vitvagā water hen
vitvan broom-brush
vīt to chase (Inf)
vīzā shoe (of bast)
vizē oat
zabrē fish-"vamba vamba"
zādas sound, utterance
zādis syllable
zaidā play
zaist to play (Inf)
zaizas meteor, falling star
zākis siskin
zalā damage, harm
zālē herb, grass
zalgā whip
zalijas green
zambas molar tooth, peg
zambras bison, buffalo
zandā beam
zandas jaw
zansē goose
zansinas gander
zaras traffic
zarātē carp
zardīnā garden
zardis fence, corral
zarē ember, coal
zarnā intestine, gut
zavēt to conjure (Inf)
zegnāsnā blessing-gesture
zeidis wall
zeigaran wristwatch
Zeimā Winter
Zeimai North
zeimaut to winter out (Inf)
zeimenis northwind
zeimīs wintergrain
zelas reddish-brown
zeltmenā oriole
zelus turtle
zemai down, under
zemaitē (a) Samogitian Lady (Click
here for photo)
zemaitis (a) Samogitian
(en) zemaitiskai (in) Samogitian man
zemas low (adj)
zembt to sprout (Inf)
zemē earth,land
zemenā marsh snipe
zemgalis pole (N. + S.)
Zemīnā Motherearth
zemint to humiliate (Inf)
zemōgā strawberry
zengt to walk, step (Inf)
zenīt to espouse (Inf)
zentlas sign, signal
zervint to flow swiftly (Inf)
zibēt to burn, shine (Inf)
zidukā soupbowl
zīgis a stroll
zigzdrā sand, gravel
zigzdrapilītis sandcastle
zigzdrē yellowhammer-bird
zīmē mark, sign
zināt to cognize (Inf)
zingiberis ginger-spice
zinguris goldfinch
zīnikā tomtit
zinkslā dough
zirgas stallion, steed
zirgēsnā speed, velocity
zirgis dragon-fly
zirnē grainseed
zirnreisai peanuts
zirnreisasanktan peanutbutter
zīst to suckle (Inf)
zmānē person (common gender)
zmāneniskas human (adj)
zmānentas man, human, person
zmānentinas man, honorable man
zmānint to praise, glorify (Inf)
zmōj man
znāmenis logo
znātis son-in-law
znībt to pinch (Inf)
zuit sufficient
zukēdā pelican
zukas fish
zukaut to fish (Inf.)
zukautājas fisherman
zupānē lover, wife, woman
zurgautēsnā anxiety
zurgaut to be anxious (Inf)
zurgē anxious (w/ Acc.)
zūt to perish (Inf)
zuveitis cod
zvaigzdā radiance
zvakē candle
zvakigalis candletip
zvanīsnā telephone call
zvanīt to telephone (Inf)
zvērīnēs planets
zvēris animal, creature
zvikstis cup (ceramic)
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