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• adont — to love
• afh — of
• ajebhâbgál — adverb
• ajecagál — adjective
• Alape — Scotland
• alcúl — alcohol
• alem — light
• ám — as
• âmús — friend
• ân — at
• ânam — to need
• ansólás — to introduce
• antàjegál — interjection
• ântô — between
• áontâc — to unite
• aprét — after
• Áre — Ireland
• ast — and
• astras — behind
• atrâs — across
• bâshta — child
• béjhat — to begin
• Belgéjhé — Belgium
• béna — short
• bhâbgál — verb
• bhâlé — home
• bhéa — to want
• bhegál — word
• bhésa — to view
• bhidéo — video
• bhîjhen — to travel
• bhína — via
• bhingê — vinegar
• bhíno — wine
• bhisce — water
• bhú — to see
• bhúnd — under
• bhúndbhál — underneath
• bìa — food
• Bjhelarús — Belarus
• blés — here
• blút — to taste
• bmhacit — bucket
• bmhéa — beer
• bmhuc — fo fetch
• bóag — soft
• ból — to drink
• Bolgâréjha — Bulgaria
• Bosna — Bosnia
• brárún — brown
• brís — like
• Britan — Britain
• câlén — hill
• cáshón — to caper
• céanta — against
• cél — to get
• célna — head
• Cemri — Wales
• césut — house
• chára — clear
• chéna — dog
• chésán — to tumble
• Chescó — Czechia
• chí — to have
• clás — to hear
• clé — next
• cmhélád — to help
• conjogál — conjunction
• cótá — beside
• crála — around
• crébhál — outside
• créshca — to finish
• crést — to create
• crìna — hard
• cufájhá — to run
• cúva — to talk
• dagâfun — to thank
• dâhést — brother
• Denmâc — Denmark
• dést — to speak
• detèmagál — determiner
• Dîchland — Germany
• ditra — toward
• dmhél — person
• dmhés — east
• dódé — to bring
• doson — to dislike
• down — down
• drémla — to turn
• dúas — to give
• dushce — to choose
• Elatha — Greece
• Êndorê — Andorra
• és — to be
• ésath — to listen
• Éslant — Iceland
• Espanjha — Spain
• éspin — before
• Ésté — Estonia
• ested — sit
• Étaléa — Italy
• ethás — year
• fâdún — to close
• fás — to make
• féad — to do
• féas — above
• féfan — to watch
• fêt — along
• fhás — for
• finjhe — to find
• flacân — meat
• Frans — France
• frúfa — fruit
• gánjha — without
• gêbe — near
• gét — cat
• ghél — by
• ghén — woman
• ghêna — day
• ghét — fast
• glára — there
• gmhid — with
• grâhas — important
• hâs — where
• Havatsca — Croatia
• hét — what
• Hetsegovéna — Herzegovina
• hich — which
• hîn — when
• hís — why
• hôt — how
• hús — when
• ic — in
• icó — into
• ídés — idea
• Inglend — England
• íth — to eat
• Kosovu — Kosovo
• lâcanâc — central
• lágratos — vegetable
• Latvéjha — Latvia
• lébhan — to jump
• lésin — to let
• Letsebmhesh — Luxembourg
• Léutúvu — Lithuania
• lic — to go
• Lictenshtín — Liechtenstein
• Madjhâsâg — Hungary
• mâdrénéa — to increase
• mahas — to like
• mâhéa — mother
• mhéd — man
• mhúes — west
• múasc — among
• múl — out (of)
• Nâge — Norway
• nemál — except
• nô — no
• nomgál — noun
• ó — to
• ódisfân — to hate
• olta — last
• ósâ — over
• pál — pail
• pâpâsc — paper
• pâstál — to patch
• phisc — to break
• pláfel — to please
• pó — to be able to
• pôta — to think
• préposagál — preposition
• prónomgál — pronoun
• Púrtúgal — Portugal
• púsc — per
• rán — but
• résabhú — to receive
• rusc — thing
• salá — dirt
• sâmpéa — nice
• sán — on
• sánó — onto
• sânsa — to feel
• sàsh — tall
• sávél — life
• Sbhêjhe — Sweden
• scúlé — to walk
• sémil — to move
• shâd — old
• shâsce — sister
• Shcipêréa — Albania
• slé — from
• smhas — up
• snát — to swim
• soga — happy
• stâdé — to stop
• sudál — south
• Swomé — Finland
• táct — to feel
• tâdra — father
• tágun — to take
• tâm — time
• tâs — to come
• téconst — to build
• télad — to fall
• thâs — beyond
• thrât — despite
• tmhâd — north
• tmhânê — to trot
• trânac — sad
• trésil — through
• tunt — heavy
• úbhál — inside
• úbhic — within
• úlid — apple
• úsbréa — to open
• Ústêríc — Austria