Dictionary
afangar -- "wandering about in a contemplative mood"
---- from Icelandic epic
Afognak -- island near Alaska
among -- in the middle of
ana -- up
ananas -- pineappple
Anastas -- [male name]
Anton -- [male name]
arf -- if
aroma -- smell
ashram -- village
Bandung -- place in Indonesia
barf -- vomit
barka -- boat
Bogdan -- [male name]
bohunk -- nonconformist
bono -- good
brat -- brother
Brodgar, Ring of -- a circle henge in the Orkneys
bumaga -- paper
Burana -- [Carmina]
bursa -- bag
busu (Japanese) -- ugly
casa -- house
cohort -- group, band
dag -- day
dagphos -- daylight
davno -- long ago
Dagmar -- [a female name]
Darpa -- [a female name]
dobro -- good
dodo -- a kind of bird
dogovor -- agreement
doko -- where (from Japanese)
domus -- home
doroga -- road
dort -- there
Dufur -- place in Oregon
dum -- while
dumus -- thorn-bush, thicket
from Latin "dumus, dumi," thorn-bush, thicket,
http://www.latin-dictionary.net/definition/18530/dumus-dumi
as in the "communal nest spider",
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stegodyphus
Durga -- Hindu goddess, believed to have the power to fulfill wishes
Frovarp -- [male name]
fruo -- enjoy
fud -- fear
futhark -- Rune ABC's, seven letters
gato (southern dialect) -- cat
gatun -- lake
gaza -- treasure
gonzo --
gorazdo -- considerably
gorp -- food
gosudarstvo -- government
grok -- drink (water); understand totally
guff -- nonsense
gumbo -- soup?
Gundar -- [male name]
guru -- teacher
gusto -- taste
gutta -- water-drop
Hapuna -- beach in Hawaii
Haugtussa -- cycle of songs by Edvard Grieg
havok -- trouble
hobo -- tramp
Hodag -- Wisconsin monster
hodos -- way
hokum -- deception
homo -- human being
Hrothgar -- King Hrothgar in Beowulf and in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. Hrothgar had mead-hall Heorot.
hummus -- bean paste
humus -- earth, dirt
Hurakan -- god of thunder of the Carib Indians of the West Indies
---- [source of "hurricane"]
hutong -- alley
kahuna -- king
kappa (Japanese) -- water imp; a river goblin
karma -- fate
karman -- pouch; pocket
kata -- down
kochka (northern dialect) -- cat
koto -- who?
krov -- blood
kugar -- wildcat
kunak -- life-and-death friend (in Caucasus)
madrassa --
Magda -- [a female name]
makar -- happy, blessed
mano -- hand (in combat)
maru -- sea
masarap -- tasty
Mashgara -- town in Lebanon
mastodon -- elephant
mazurka -- worm
moksha -- salvation (in India)
monsun -- great rain
morf (verb) -- to change
Mumtaz -- [female name]
munch -- eat
muzh -- mate (husband)
nada -- nothing
nauka -- science
navaho --
nazad (adverb) -- back
no -- but
noch -- night
Nora -- [female name]
novo -- new
nozh -- knife
Nu Shu -- a secret women's language in Hunan Province, China
---- consisting of 700 to 1000 characters
nuzhno -- necessary
nunca -- never
nupta -- bride
odnako -- however
okno -- window
Omak -- town in NE Washington state
onus -- burden
opasno -- dangerous
orangutang -- an animal
ot -- from
otkuda -- whence; from where
ovo -- egg
pan -- all
parka -- coat
podunk -- village; swamp
---- from Indian word for "where there is a sinking"
poa -- bluegrass
pondus -- weight
pratum -- meadow
pravda -- truth
pruno -- wine
pudu -- smallest member of the deer family, rabbit-size, in Chile
putonghua (Chinese) -- Mandarin ("the common language")
quaff -- drink
rad -- glad
radost -- joy
Ragnar -- [male name]
ragu -- soup
ravno -- equal
razgovor -- conversation
rhubarb -- an edible plant
robko -- timid
Robostan -- the country of robots
ruckus -- disturbance
ruka -- hand
sabrosura (Spanish) -- flavor
Sabu -- [male name]
saga -- story, legend
Sagarmatha -- Nepalese name for Mount Everest
---- [Tibetan name is Chomolungma]
saguaro -- cactus
sakura -- blossom
sambar -- a large deer of India
Samoa -- an island
samovar -- stove
sampan -- boat
sarhan -- poetic Arabic word for "lion"
sarong -- item of clothing
sasa -- bamboo
satchmo -- musician
satrap -- ruler
shahar (Arabic) -- nighthawk
shaman --
Shasta -- [female name]
shofar -- trumpet, horn
shto -- what
shudra -- Hindu word for "untouchable"
Shuksan -- mountain near Bellingham WA USA
shum -- noise
---- Og akouo shum.
Shuswap -- fishing tribe in British Columbia, Canada
skazka -- fairy tale
snark -- disdain
snova -- again
sobaka -- dog
---- Og akouo una sobaka.
soda --
sopa -- soup?
soror -- sister
sort -- luck
spa -- rest-place; retreat
staro -- old
starushka -- old female
strakh -- terror
sub -- under
sudoku -- puzzle
suka -- female dog
Sumatra --
surf -- waves
susto -- loss of the soul (psychiatric disorder in Latin America)
sutra --
Tamara -- [female name]
Thuban -- Alpha Draconis, the pole star ~3000 B.C.
to, ta -- the
todo -- all (whole)
togda -- then (in the past)
tokonoma -- a niche used to display decorative objects
Topanga -- canyon in Los Angeles CA USA
tortuga --
torvo -- crazy
toss -- throw
tum -- then (in the future)
tuna -- a kind of fish
tundra -- cold earth
tungara -- frog in Panama
Tunguska --
turf -- ground
ubor -- over
ubuntu --
Udambara (Sanscrit) -- imaginary plant, bears flowers every 3,000 years
und -- and
unda -- wave
Urdu -- a language
Urkundun -- Sasquatch (Bigfoot)
utro -- morning
uzhasno -- terrible
vagabond -- wanderer
varhud -- truth
vdrug -- suddenly
vo -- in
voda -- water
vostok -- East
vozrast -- growth; size
vrach -- healer
vrag -- enemy
vudu -- magic; sorcery
wampum -- money
Watonga -- place in Oklahoma
zagadka -- riddle
zapad -- West
zdorov -- healthy
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