DRABÀSHABAL DICTIONARY
This living lexicon records the growing tongue of the Nodilani. Words are listed alphabetically by their root letter. Select a letter down below to explore.
B
balan (n.) – father
bao (adj.) – global, all-around, comprehensive, overhanging
baodjan (n.) – forest (bao + djan = overhanging land)
baogwen (n.) – wood (bao + gwen = material of forest)
bebe (n.) – baby
bes (adv.) – too, also, as well
bora (v.) – to work
boran (n.) – work (noun form of bora)
boran (n.) – day (figurative use: time of work aboard the Theseus)
borandun (n.) – Madun day (boran + madun = borandun)
boraninsha (n.) – Daninsha day (boran + daninsha = boraninsha)
boredul (n.) – Boredul (from boro + nedul = safe heart)
borojul (n.) – house (from boro + jul = secure sleep)
boro (adj.) – strong, safe, secure
borovij (v.) – to protect (boro + vij = to make safe)
borovil (n.) – protector (boro + vil = one who makes safe)
borumal (n.) – lying in embrace, spooning (boro + dumal = safe embrace)
borùmvil (n.) – harbour, port (boro + ùmvil = secure anchor-place)
braka (v.) – to wake
brakaran (n.) – morning, tomorrow (braka + ran = time of waking)
bvaborul (n.) – hall (bva + borul = large house)
bvaborul kòu shint'wal (phrase) – hall of knowledge (title of Endulani temple)
bvalan (n.) – adult (from lan = person)
bvar (adj.) – big, tall
bvaraf (prop. n.) – name (bvar + wuraf = big wolf)
bvarak (n.) – war (bvar + tarak = great violence)
bvaranapash (prop. n.) – the Great River (bvar + ana + pash = great flowing water)
bve (num.) – six
bveng (num.) – sixty


