Provençal conjugation

abadaia (to half-open) abadarna (to crack, to half-open) abalausi (to stun) abali (to raise (children)) abandeira (to bedeck with flags, to adorn) abandouna (to abandon, to evacuate) abari (to raise, to feed, to educate) abasima (to damage) abasta (to suffice) abastardi (to bastardize) abatre (to fell, to knock down) abauca (to calm, to soothe) abauqueira (to batter (a wall)) abausi (to abound, to swell) abdica (to abdicate) abeca (to feed (a bird)) abeissa (to lower) abeli (to embellish, to flatter, to please) abena (to wear out, to consume, to exhaust) abessi (to blunt) abesti (to stupefy, to dull) abestiassi (to stupefy, to dull) abéura (to water (animals)) abiha (to dress, to drape, to scold) abilita (to enable, to qualify) abita (to live, to inhabit) abjura (to abjure) ablada (to prime, to sow) ablanqui (to whiten) ablasiga (to overwhelm, to damage) ableti (to become flabby) abouca (to overturn, to adapt, to bring together) aboudenfli (to swell) abóudri (to loosen (soil)) abougna (to head (of cabbage)) aboula (to measure) abouli (to abolish, to wither) abóumiani (to debase) abouna (to subscribe) abounda (to abound) abouni (to improve) abourda (to approach, to tackle) abourdi (to pervert, to corrupt) abourgali (to civilize, to polish) abourna (to mark boundaries) abourri (to hate, to detest, to abhor) abousiga (to let lie fallow) abouti (to succeed, to lead to) abra (to light, to kindle) abraca (to fell, to haul in (sail)) abragui (to abscess, to ulcerate) abranda (to fan, to set ablaze) abrasa (to set ablaze, to braze, to tin) abrasca (to hollow out) abrena (to thrash) abréuja (to abridge) abriga (to shelter) abriva (to speed up, to hasten, to launch) abrouga (to repeal) abruti (to stupefy) absenta (to be absent) abusa (to abuse, to deceive) abuta (to abut, to bump against) acaba (to finish, to complete) acacha (to arrange, to order) acalina (to overheat) acaloura (to heat up) acamina (to convey, to forward) acampa (to gather, to assemble, to collect) acampassi (to let lie fallow) acana (to aim, to beat down (fruit)) acanala (to channel) acandoula (to subscribe, to attract custom) acantela (to decant) acantouna (to corner, to confine) acapouni (to consort, to team up) acara (to confront, to compare) acarna (to set relentlessly upon) acata (to cover, to hide, to wrap) acebenchi (to shrivel, to shrink) acedi (to accede) aceira (to sharpen, to strengthen, to consolidate) acentua (to accentuate) achata (to buy) acima (to top (a tree)) acimela (to hoist) acinsa (to prepare) aciouna (to activate) acipa (to bump into, to shock) acisela (to fray, to taper) aclama (to acclaim) aclapa (to bury, to overwhelm) aclimata (to acclimatize) aclina (to incline, to predispose) aclouti (to level, to smooth) acoubla (to couple) acoucari (to debase) acoucha (to give birth) acoucouna (to wrap up warmly) acouida (to lean on one's elbows) acoula (to juxtapose, to associate) acoumença (to begin) acoumouda (to accommodate) acoumoula (to accumulate) acoumpagna (to accompany) acoumpli (to accomplish) acourchi (to shorten, to abridge) acourda (to grant, to award, to betroth) acourre (to rush over) acoursa (to pursue) acoussegui (to pursue) acousta (to accost) acoustuma (to accustom) acouta (to associate with) acouti (to pack down) acoutra (to cultivate) acredita (to accredit) acrèire (to make believe) acrèisse (to increase) acrouca (to hang, to hook) acrouchouni (to shrivel) acubuï (to appall) acucha (to pile up) acula (to corner, to wear down heel) aculi (to welcome) acupa (to accuse, to indict) adarreira (to delay) aderi (to adhere) adeveni (to coincide) adiciouna (to add up) adire (to award) adouba (to arrange, to prepare, to dub) adouci (to soften) adoulenti (to afflict, to make sore) adoumegi (to tame, to domesticate) adoumestica (to domesticate) adouna (to devote oneself) adounisa (to adorn oneself) adoura (to adore) adourna (to adorn) adoursa (to lean against) adóuta (to adopt) adraia (to convey, to route) adreissa (to address) adula (to adulate) adurre (to bring, to lead to) afacha (to tan, to prepare) afadi (to make insipid) afadouli (to wither, to fade) afala (to lower, to collapse) afamina (to starve) afarraja (to feed (livestock)) afasenda (to occupy) afastiga (to satiate, to sicken) afatouni (to crumple) afebli (to weaken) afeciouna (to be fond of, to encourage) afegi (to pack down) afeinianti (to grow idle) afeissa (to sink, to subside) afemeli (to make effeminate) afena (to feed (livestock)) afera (to startle, to scare) aferma (to strengthen, to affirm, to lease) afermi (to strengthen) aferouna (to be fond of) aféutri (to felt, to muffle) afeva (to enfeoff) aficha (to display) afida (to make a confidant) afiela (to sharpen) afierma (to affirm) afiha (to affiliate, to adopt) afina (to refine, to perfect) afinfa (to tint) afisca (to animate, to excite, to attract) afistoula (to thin, to adorn) afistouli (to lose weight) afita (to lease (farmland)) aflama (to inflame) aflanca (to make gaunt) aflaqui (to weaken) aflata (to approach) aflouca (to flow in, to lap) afloura (to graze, to skim) aflourina (to grant firewood rights) afouaja (to grant firewood rights) afouga (to inflame, to arouse, to enthuse) afoula (to impair, to blunt) afoulastri (to infatuate) afoulesi (to panic) afouli (to panic) afoundra (to collapse, to ravage) afourca (to moor with two anchors) afourti (to affirm, to assure, to certify) afranqui (to free, to franchise) afregi (to cool) afreira (to confederate) afrejouli (to chill) afreta (to charter) afrounta (to confront) afubla (to rig out, to dress oddly) afusta (to sharpen) agacha (to watch, to look, to consider) agafa (to snatch, to clip, to stop) agandouni (to entice away, to corrupt) agani (to exhaust) aganta (to catch, to grab, to seize) agarri (to harass, to attack, to provoke) ageinouia (to kneel) agensa (to arrange, to fit out) agermi (to turf, to sod) agi (to act) agibassi (to dent) agiouta (to speculate (stock)) agita (to shake, to agitate) agloumera (to agglomerate) agnela (to lamb) agouloupa (to wrap) agouni (to insult, to abuse) agrada (to please, to suit) agrafa (to clip, to fasten, to hang) agrama (to wrong, to injure) agrana (to mesh, to gear) agrandi (to enlarge) agrapi (to cling) agrasa (to demolish, to exhaust) agrava (to aggravate) agréuja (to molest, to manhandle) agripa (to cling on, to clutch) agroumandi (to entice, to tempt) agroumela (to agglomerate, to aggregate) agroumeli (to huddle, to curdle) agroupa (to group, to embrace) agrouva (to crouch) agruma (to agglomerate) agué (to reach) aguerli (to distort, to twist) aguerri (to harden, to toughen) aguïeta (to lace up) aguincha (to sharpen) aguïouna (to goad) agura (to augur) agusa (to sharpen) agusi (to consort with) ahi (to hate) ahira (to hate) ajaire (to lie down) ajassa (to put to bed, to confine, to stratify) ajouca (to perch, to roost) ajougne (to join, to reach, to attain) ajourna (to postpone) ajuda (to help, to assist, to contribute) ajuja (to award) ajura (to adjure) ajusta (to adjust, to fit, to join) alaga (to lay down) alambica (to distill, to overrefine) alanda (to open, to spread out) alandri (to limber up) alangouri (to languish) alangui (to languish) alarga (to widen, to extend, to release) alarma (to alarm) alassa (to tire, to weary) alata (to widen, to enlarge) alcoulisa (to add alcohol) alega (to allege) alegra (to gladden) aleira (to confine to bed) alena (to breathe, to blow) alenga (to reason) alesti (to prepare, to arrange) aleteja (to flutter, to flirt) aléugeiri (to lighten) aléugi (to lighten) aléuja (to lighten, to undress) aliecha (to confine to bed, to lodge (crops)) aliela (to calibrate, to gauge) aliena (to alienate) aligna (to align, to aim) alimenta (to feed) alinda (to polish) alisca (to polish, to smooth, to shine) alouga (to place, to allocate, to adjust) alounga (to lengthen, to extend, to delay) alourdi (to weigh down) altera (to impair, to make thirsty) alterna (to alternate) aluca (to look at, to stare, to admire) aluda (to bait, to lure) aluina (to stock with fry (fish)) aluma (to light, to illuminate) aluna (to alum) aluncha (to move away, to distance) alusenti (to polish, to burnish) ama (to love) amadura (to ripen) amaga (to hide, to conceal, to cover) amagestra (to develop, to arrange) amalgama (to amalgamate) amali (to irritate) amalicia (to anger) amaluga (to exhaust, to beat severely) amansi (to soothe, to appease) amanta (to magnetize) amareja (to be) amarina (to man a ship, to refloat) amarra (to moor) amata (to overpower, to confound, to subdue) ambiciouna (to aspire to) ambla (to amble) ambleja (to amble) ambra (to perfume with amber) ameigri (to make thin) ameina (to calm down) ameioura (to improve) ameira (to associate) ameisa (to calm, to soothe) amela (to sweeten with honey) amena (to bring) amendri (to lessen) amenistra (to administer) amenuda (to thin down, to mince) amerma (to diminish, to reduce) ametre (to admit) amiga (to befriend) aminci (to thin) amira (to admire, to aim) amistousa (to coax, to cherish) amouchouna (to rub down, to crumple) amoula (to sharpen, to whet) amouli (to soften) amoulouna (to pile up, to heap) amoulousi (to soften) amounesta (to admonish) amountagna (to transhume) amountiha (to heap up) amoura (to tip over, to fall in love) amourachi (to infatuate) amourra (to bring together, to prostrate oneself) amoursa (to prime, to bait) amourteira (to cement) amourti (to cushion, to amortize) amoussa (to extinguish) amplifica (to amplify) amputa (to amputate) amura (to haul the tack (sailing)) amusa (to amuse) amuta (to stir up a crowd) ana (to go) analisa (to analyze, to critique) ananqui (to weaken, to irritate) anatoumisa (to anatomize) ancoula (to earth up (plants)) ancra (to anchor, to root, to implant) aneienta (to annihilate) anequeli (to annihilate, to exhaust) anestesia (to anesthetize) angouissa (to distress) anima (to animate) anisa (to flavor with anise) annega (to disinherit) anneissa (to annex) annestia (to amnesty) anoubli (to ennoble) anouï (to exhaust, to wither) anouncia (to announce, to foretell) anouta (to annotate) anticipa (to anticipate) antidata (to antedate) anucha (to be overtaken by night) anula (to cancel, to annul) apaia (to strew) apali (to grow pale) apana (to grant an appanage) apanaja (to grant an appanage) apanouchi (to crumple, to skate) apara (to defend, to protect, to preserve) aparcela (to parcel out) apareia (to get under way, to match) aparèisse (to appear) aparenta (to relate, to liken) aparia (to pair, to match) aparouna (to gauge) aparteni (to belong) apasia (to appease) apasima (to appease, to pacify) apasta (to bait) apastura (to feed, to nourish) apataiouni (to crumple) apauma (to bruise, to dent) apauri (to impoverish) apausa (to affix) apela (to call) apeouna (to bear) apercebre (to perceive) apetega (to stimulate, to excite) apetisa (to whet the appetite) apichouti (to shrink) apieja (to press, to strike hard) apiela (to support, to prop up) apielouna (to prop up, to shore up) apietousi (to move to pity) aplana (to level, to smooth) aplata (to apply, to flatten) aplaudi (to applaud) aplecha (to thin down) aplica (to apply) aploumba (to deal (a blow)) apoucoupa (to apocopate) apoudera (to master, to seize) apougna (to postpone, to differ) apoulidi (to embellish) apoumela (to curl up) apouncha (to sharpen, to point) apoundre (to add, to join) apounta (to sharpen (a point)) apountela (to prop up, to shore up) apourridi (to putrefy, to corrupt) apousta (to post, to station (someone)) apoustata (to apostatize) apoustemi (to fester, to abscess) apoustiha (to annotate (legal)) apoustroufa (to address sharply) apratica (to attract custom, to practice) aprecia (to appreciate) aprefoundi (to deepen, to engulf) aprehèndre (to apprehend, to fear) apreissa (to press, to hurry) aprendre (to learn, to teach) apresta (to prepare, to season) aprima (to thin, to mince) aproucha (to approach) aproupri (to clean, to appropriate) aproupria (to appropriate) aprouva (to approve) aprouvesiouna (to supply) apura (to audit, to purify) aqueri (to acquire) aquesa (to acquiesce, to appease) aquissa (to excite, to incite) aquista (to acquire) aquita (to acquit) aragna (to mesh, to net) arbitra (to arbitrate) arboura (to mast (a ship)) arc-vouta (to vault, to arch) arca (to arch, to bow) arena (to silt up, to sand) arenca (to line up) arenga (to harangue) argenta (to silver-plate) arguï (to argue, to contend) argumenta (to argue) arma (to arm) armanaqueja (to quibble) armeja (to moor, to rig) armounisa (to harmonize) arnesca (to harness, to equip) aroumatisa (to flavor) arpa (to grab, to claw) arpateja (to struggle) arpeja (to arpeggiate) arpenta (to survey (land)) arpi (to grab) arpia (to clip, to staple) arpouna (to harpoon) arra (to give a deposit) arramba (to come alongside, to approach, to gather) arranca (to pull out) arrapa (to catch, to capture, to snatch) arrari (to rarefy) arrasa (to level, to fill to the brim) arredouni (to round off) arregarda (to look at) arrena (to exhaust) arrenda (to lease, to rent out) arrengueira (to arrange, to line up) arrenja (to arrange, to dress properly) arresta (to stop, to settle) arriala (to channel) arriba (to arrive, to reach) arrima (to stow) arrouga (to arrogate to oneself) arrouina (to ruin, to ravage, to sack) arrousa (to water, to irrigate) arroutina (to routinize) articula (to articulate) asarda (to risk, to venture) asata (to adapt) asega (to arrange, to fit out) aseiga (to water, to irrigate, to water animals) asfissia (to asphyxiate) aspergi (to sprinkle) aspira (to aspire, to inhale) aspreja (to turn sour) assabenta (to instruct, to inform) assaboura (to season) assadoula (to satisfy, to satiate) assaja (to try, to attempt) assali (to assail) assana (to heal, to scar over) assani (to sanitize) assassina (to assassinate) asseda (to make thirsty) assegura (to assure, to guarantee, to certify) asseima (to season) assèire (to sit down) assembla (to assemble) assena (to make wise, to settle down) assenti (to accede, to comply) asserma (to dry over fire, to make thirsty) asservi (to enslave) asseta (to sit down) assieja (to besiege) assiéuna (to dress up, to adorn) assigna (to summon, to sue, to postpone) assimila (to assimilate) assimpli (to simplify) assista (to assist) assóuda (to hire, to pay for service) assouida (to finish, to complete) assoula (to console, to soothe, to calm) assoulida (to solidify) assoupi (to make drowsy) assoupli (to soften, to make supple) assourbi (to absorb) assourti (to match, to assort) assujeti (to subjugate) assutila (to filch, to refine) asta (to skewer) asteni (to abstain) astergi (to cleanse) astica (to polish) astra (to predestine, to influence) astregne (to compel) astruga (to congratulate, to wish) ataca (to attack) ataiouna (to butcher) atala (to harness) atapa (to plug, to cover) atarda (to delay) atardiva (to delay, to be late) ataula (to sit at table) atebesi (to make lukewarm) atempeira (to moisten) atempouri (to temper, to air-condition) atendri (to soften, to move) atenta (to make an attempt) atentena (to amuse, to procrastinate) atenua (to attenuate) atepi (to turf, to sod) atermina (to bound, to delimit, to delay) aterra (to floor, to land, to level) aterri (to fill in, to ground) atessa (to breastfeed) atesta (to attest) atéuna (to attenuate) atiera (to arrange, to align) atira (to attract) atraça (to spawn, to blaze a trail) atraire (to attract, to draw in) atrempa (to soak, to dip) atrenca (to dress up, to fit out) atribuï (to attribute, to award) atrina (to train, to shape) atrista (to sadden) atriva (to attract) atrouba (to find) atroufia (to atrophy) atroupa (to gather in a crowd) atroupela (to gather in a crowd) atuba (to light, to kindle) atuda (to extinguish) atupi (to stun, to dismay, to smother) atusa (to extinguish) atuveli (to encrust) auberga (to lodge, to house) auboura (to raise, to hoist, to lift) aucela (to fowl, to hunt birds) aumenta (to increase) auna (to measure by the ell) aureja (to air, to blow) ausa (to dare) ausi (to hear) aussa (to raise, to lift) autourisa (to authorize) autreja (to grant) avala (to swallow, to gulp down) avalanca (to subside, to sag) avali (to destroy, to annihilate, to abolish) avaloura (to evaluate, to assess) avança (to advance) avani (to faint) avantaja (to favor, to advantage) avara (to venture, to risk, to refloat) avareja (to skimp) avaria (to damage, to spoil) avé (to have, to own) avena (to gush forth, to supply) aveni (to happen, to reach) aventura (to venture) avera (to reach, to ascertain, to note) averti (to warn) avesina (to border on) avia (to free, to convey) avida (to enliven) avili (to debase, to pervert) avinassa (to season with wine) avisa (to notice, to advise, to warn) avitaia (to provision) aviva (to enliven, to stimulate) avoua (to admit, to confess) avoucateja (to practice pettifogging law) avouda (to devote, to consecrate) avourta (to abort, to miscarry) avousteja (to ripen in august) avugla (to blind) azouta (to nitrogenize)

babiha (to chatter, to prattle) babiheja (to chatter, to gossip) bacela (to beat, to hit) bacha (to cover with a tarpaulin) bachiqueleja (to prattle, to quibble) bacina (to bathe, to foment) bada (to admire, to gaze, to gape) badafra (to slash, to gash) badaia (to yawn, to agonize) badaiouna (to gag) badarela (to loiter, to gawk) badina (to joke, to banter) baduca (to loiter, to gawk) bafouia (to mock, to flout) baga (to ring, to band) bagna (to bathe, to wet) bagnouleja (to moisten) baia (to give, to supply, to deliver) bala (to dance, to sway) balança (to swing, to sway) balanda (to swing) balandra (to sway, to dangle) baleja (to sway, to swing) balicoutia (to botch) balouna (to bloat, to balloon) balouta (to toss about) baluta (to bolt, to sift flour) balutela (to bolt, to sift flour) banda (to tighten, to hoop) bandeja (to hesitate) baneja (to appear, to emerge) barata (to traffic, to barter, to cheat) barbeja (to shave) barbela (to yearn for, to crave, to throb) barbeleja (to sigh) barbouia (to scribble, to smear) barbouta (to splash about) barbouti (to stammer, to mutter) barboutina (to murmur) barda (to plate, to pave) bardouia (to mumble) bargagna (to haggle, to dither) barioula (to variegate) bariouta (to wheelbarrow) barja (to chat, to prattle) barjaca (to chatter, to gossip) barqueja (to boat, to sail) barra (to bar, to close, to block) barraca (to encamp, to set up a hut) barracana (to variegate) barreja (to ravage, to devastate) barrica (to barricade) barricada (to barricade) barrula (to wander, to roam, to roll) bartavela (to talk nonsense) bartouleja (to barter, to exchange) basa (to base) basana (to tan skin) bassaca (to shake, to jolt, to ravage) basti (to build, to construct) bastouna (to cudgel, to beat) batacla (to botch) batacula (to spank) bataia (to battle, to struggle) batega (to throb, to flutter) bateja (to baptize) batre (to beat) baudufeja (to mock) bavardeja (to chatter) bavariha (to smudge, to slobber) bavariheja (to shimmer) bavourleja (to smudge, to slobber) beatifica (to beatify) beca (to peck) bechiga (to vex, to worry) begueja (to stutter) beileja (to direct, to lead) beisa (to kiss) beissa (to lower) bela (to bleat, to gaze admiringly) belugueja (to sparkle, to glitter) benda (to bandage, to arm) bendela (to bandage) beneficia (to benefit) benesi (to bless) benura (to beatify) bequeta (to peck) besalena (to pant) bescaira (to veer, to tack) bescanta (to divulge, to be discordant) bescoumta (to miscalculate) bessauta (to omit) bestira (to procrastinate, to bleat, to delay) bestourna (to castrate) besuca (to nibble, to pick at food) besuscla (to singe, to scorch) betuma (to concrete) béure (to drink) bevasseja (to sip, to tipple) bevoucheja (to booze) biaisa (to skew, to bend) biaiseja (to dodge, to tack) bidourseja (to wriggle, to twist) bifa (to cross out) bigarra (to variegate) biha (to tie up, to garrotte) bina (to hoe, to weed) biqueja (to dawdle) bisca (to grumble, to fume) biscanta (to hoe) bissa (to encore) bivaca (to bivouac) blanchi (to whiten, to whitewash) blanqueja (to whiten) blasfema (to blaspheme, to curse) blasouna (to blazon) blava (to bruise) blaveja (to turn pale) blavi (to turn blue, to turn pale) bleima (to blame, to slander) bleseja (to lisp) blessa (to wound) bleteja (to become overripe) bletouneja (to knock down with a pole) blinda (to armor) blouca (to block, to buckle) bluieja (to turn blue) bluii (to turn blue) boucana (to growl, to scold) boucharda (to smear, to bush-hammer) bouchouna (to rub down, to crumple) boufa (to blow, to breathe into) boufeja (to pant) boufia (to gobble, to puff up) boufouna (to jest, to clown) boufra (to inflate) bouie (to boil) bouina (to limit, to bound) bouiouna (to bubble, to seethe) bóuja (to bulge) boula (to seal, to stamp, to mark) boulega (to stir, to move, to shake) bouli (to boil, to ferment) boulina (to sail close-hauled) boulouna (to bolt) boulouversa (to overwhelm, to upset) boumba (to leap, to bulge) boumbarda (to bombard) boumbi (to leap, to burst) boumbiha (to wriggle) boumbouneja (to buzz, to ring) boumi (to vomit) bounda (to leap, to fill up) bouquina (to read books) bouquineja (to read books) bourbouia (to muddle, to spoil) bourda (to border, to hem) bourdeja (to border, to tack) bourgneja (to squint, to sight along) bourja (to boil, to drain) bourjouna (to poke a fire) bourra (to stuff, to cram) bourreja (to bud) bourrela (to torment) bourroula (to upset, to mix up) bourrouna (to bud) bourseja (to contribute money) bousca (to look for, to search) bousiga (to root about) bousiha (to botch, to wreck) boussa (to dent) bóussa (to box) bousseja (to bulge) boustiga (to tease, to annoy) bouta (to put, to place, to establish) boutiha (to rack off wine) boutouna (to button) braca (to aim, to steer) bracouna (to poach) bracouneja (to poach) bradala (to low, to bellow, to bawl) brafa (to gorge, to gobble) braga (to prance) brama (to bray, to bellow, to yell) branda (to shake, to stir) brandi (to brandish) brandiha (to totter, to vibrate) brandineja (to waddle) brandoula (to swing, to dangle) brandussa (to shake, to sway) brasa (to solder, to weld) braseja (to braise, to glow) brasiha (to poke a fire) brassa (to brew, to stir) brasseja (to gesticulate) braveja (to defy, to brave) brega (to crush, to grind) bregandeja (to plunder, to act as a brigand) bregateja (to mumble) bregouna (to scutch flax) breseira (to furbish, to polish) bresiha (to warble, to chirp) bressa (to rock, to cradle) bretouneja (to stutter, to mumble) breveta (to patent) brida (to bridle) brifa (to gorge, to gobble) briga (to seek, to canvass for) brigadeleja (to read haltingly) brigaia (to crush, to break up) brigouleja (to nibble) briha (to shine) brihanta (to make shine) brinda (to toast, to clink glasses) broucanteja (to deal in second-hand goods) brouda (to embroider) broufa (to snort, to gush) brouia (to blur, to confuse) brounca (to stumble) brounza (to tan, to harden) brounzi (to rustle, to rumble, to tan) brounzina (to buzz, to quiver) brouqueta (to mock) broussa (to brush) broustiha (to graze) brouta (to sprout, to grow) bruia (to sprout, to grow, to teem) brula (to burn, to cauterize) bruni (to darken, to tan) brusca (to rush, to be brusque with) brusi (to rustle) brustia (to hackle flax) bruta (to dirty) brutaleja (to brutalize) bugada (to wash, to launder) bugeta (to partition) burina (to engrave) burra (to butter) burreja (to cream) buta (to push, to incite) butassa (to jostle, to push) butineja (to forage, to gather nectar)

cabaleja (to scheme, to sponsor) cabasseja (to shake one's head, to threaten) cabestra (to halter, to curb) cabouia (to tiller) cabouta (to sail coastwise) cabreta (to bleat, to quaver) cabrida (to kid, to quaver) cabrioula (to caper, to tumble down) cabrouteja (to quaver) cabussa (to dive, to tumble down, to fall) cabussouna (to layer vines) cacaleja (to cackle, to gossip) cacha (to break, to crush, to bruise) cacheta (to seal) cachoula (to coax, to pamper) cadela (to whelp, to vomit) cadencia (to give rhythm to) cadra (to fit, to frame) cafi (to fill, to stuff, to cram) caia (to curdle, to coagulate) caiala (to gravel a road) caieta (to nuance) caïna (to vex, to torment) cala (to stop, to yield, to calm) calada (to pave, to strew) calafata (to caulk) calamela (to charm, to captivate) calandra (to calender fabric) calca (to trace, to copy) calcina (to calcine) calcula (to think) calibra (to calibrate) caligna (to court, to woo) calineja (to caress, to cuddle) calounnia (to slander) calouta (to hit, to strike) camara (to lath) cambadeja (to frolic, to gambol) cambareleja (to frolic, to caper) cambeja (to kick one's legs) cambia (to change, to exchange) cambo-vira (to tumble, to somersault) cambra (to arch, to bend) camina (to walk) campa (to camp, to place) campeja (to push) cana (to measure by the ell, to sound hollow) canarda (to snipe at) cancela (to cancel, to fence off) caneja (to measure, to knock down with a pole) canela (to flute, to groove) canfra (to camphorate) canissa (to panel, to wainscot) canouna (to cannonade, to crimp) canounisa (to canonize) cansouneja (to lampoon in song) canta (to sing) cantourleja (to hum) caparassouna (to caparison) capeja (to lie to, to shake one's head) capigneja (to tease playfully) capita (to succeed, to happen, to meet) capitalisa (to capitalize) capitula (to capitulate) capouna (to funk, to chicken out) capta (to capture) caracoula (to caracole, to prance) caramboula (to carom, to collide) caraterisa (to characterize) caraviha (to quibble, to nitpick) carbouneja (to char, to blacken) carbounela (to smudge with charcoal) carcagna (to worry, to torment, to vex) carcagneja (to tease) carcula (to think) carda (to card wool) carena (to careen) caressa (to caress) carga (to load, to don, to take on) caria (to decay teeth) carnela (to notch, to crenellate) carra (to square, to fit) carreja (to carry, to transport, to truck) carrela (to tile) carreteja (to cart) carrioula (to carry, to cart) carrouna (to brick) cartouneja (to bind in boards) casa (to place, to find room for) cascaia (to lap, to babble, to rustle) cascaieja (to gossip, to sizzle) cascareleja (to cackle) cassa (to hunt) castiga (to punish, to correct) catalouga (to catalog) catechisa (to catechize) cati (to press cloth) cativa (to captivate) cauca (to thresh, to trample) cauciouna (to guarantee, to bail) caudeja (to heat) caufa (to heat) caufeja (to reheat, to warm up) caupre (to hold) causa (to chat, to cause) caussa (to shoe, to hill up plants) caussina (to lime) cauterisa (to cauterize) cava (to dig, to hollow out, to excavate) cavauca (to ride, to straddle) caviha (to peg, to root, to plant) caviheja (to dot, to stipple) ceda (to yield, to give way) cegne (to gird) cela (to conceal, to hide) celebra (to celebrate) cencha (to gird, to surround, to encircle) cengla (to girth, to lash) censura (to censor) centena (to centuple) centralisa (to centralize) centupla (to centuple) cerca (to search, to look for) cerni (to sift, to sieve) cerqueja (to seek alms, to quibble) cessa (to cease, to stop) chabi (to sell off, to dispose of, to place) chala (to charm, to delight, to admire) chama (to call, to hail, to holler) chamata (to bicker, to gossip loudly) champeira (to search actively, to scatter) chanfrena (to chamfer) chanja (to change, to vary) chantourna (to jigsaw-cut) chapa (to split, to cleave) chapitra (to lecture, to reprimand) chapla (to chop, to mince, to cut) chapouta (to cut up, to portion out, to carve) chapouteja (to shred, to cut into pieces) charcuteja (to butcher, to hack) charlanta (to lug about, to swing, to jolt) charlataneja (to quack, to charlatan) charma (to charm) charpa (to scold, to rebuke) charpenta (to frame, to timber) charpina (to scold, to chide) charra (to chat, to converse, to babble) chaspa (to feel, to grope, to fumble) chauma (to be idle, to rest, to linger) chaupina (to trample, to tread on, to crush) chauriha (to listen, to watch over, to cajole) chausi (to choose, to opt) chica (to gobble, to munch, to eat heartily) chicana (to quibble, to squabble) chicaneja (to quibble) chichouneja (to skimp, to be stingy) chicouneja (to bicker, to chew) chicouta (to quibble) chifla (to mock, to drink) chifra (to calculate, to figure out, to think over) chila (to squeak, to chirp) chima (to sip, to drink, to gulp) chimarra (to bedeck, to trim garishly) china (to hunt for bargains, to tease) chinchina (to crackle) chouca (to shock) chourla (to savor, to gulp down) chucha (to suck) chuchouteja (to whisper) chuta (to fall, to plummet) ciéucla (to hoop, to rim) cigougna (to fidget with, to joggle) cigouta (to bicker) ciha (to blink, to flinch) cilindra (to roll, to cylinder) cimenta (to cement) cinquena (to quintuple) cinsa (to sniff) cira (to wax, to polish) circouncire (to circumcise) circouscriéure (to circumscribe) circoustancia (to detail, to circumstantiate) circula (to circulate) cisela (to chisel, to carve) cita (to cite, to quote) civilisa (to civilize) claca (to slam, to clap) clafi (to contain) clapeta (to applaud) clapi (to squeal, to yelp) clapineja (to be loose, to wobble) clapouteja (to lap, to ripple) claqueja (to clatter, to rattle) clareja (to brighten, to clear up, to shine) clarifica (to clarify) classa (to classify) claucha (to be amiss, to limp) claure (to close, to enclose, to conclude) clausura (to enclose, to fence in) clava (to close, to nail shut, to sequester) clavela (to nail, to stud, to crucify) cleda (to trellis, to lattice) clicha (to stereotype) clina (to bend, to incline, to lean) cliqueta (to clink, to rattle) clouta (to tiller (of plants)) cluchouneja (to blink, to flicker) clussi (to cluck) co-leva (to tip over) contro-dire (to contradict) contro-ista (to dispute, to contest, to argue) contro-signa (to countersign) contro-veni (to contravene) cor-fali (to faint, to swoon) cor-quicha (to oppress) còu-trenca (to decapitate) couabita (to cohabit) coualisa (to unite in a coalition) coubeseja (to covet, to be jealous of) coucha (to lay down, to chase, to hasten) coucheira (to pursue, to hound) coudifica (to codify) couëisista (to coexist) couëncidi (to coincide) coufigna (to confine) coufra (to lock up) cougi (to compel, to force) cougna (to hit, to bump, to wedge) couida (to bend at an angle) couideja (to rub shoulders with) couifa (to do someone's hair, to cap) couiouna (to joke, to fool) couire (to cook, to sting) coula (to flow, to pour, to stick) coulaboura (to collaborate) coulaciouna (to collate) coulegi (to compile, to collate) couleja (to peddle, to spread rumors) couleta (to grapple, to collar) coulouca (to place, to allot) coulounisa (to colonize) coulour-muda (to ripen, to change color) coumanda (to command, to order) coumbatre (to fight, to combat) coumbina (to combine, to organize) coumença (to begin, to start, to trigger) coumenta (to comment on) coumerça (to trade) coumessiouna (to commission) coumetre (to commit, to entrust) coumoula (to fill up, to accumulate) coumpara (to compare) coumparèisse (to appear in court) coumparti (to leave again) coumpassa (to measure with compasses) coumpati (to sympathize) coumpausa (to compose, to constitute) coumpeli (to compel, to oblige) coumpensa (to compensate) coumpeti (to be within one's competence) coumpila (to compile) coumplaire (to please, to indulge) coumpleta (to complete) coumpli (to accomplish, to complete, to execute) coumplica (to complicate) coumplimenta (to congratulate, to compliment) coumplouta (to plot, to conspire) coumpourta (to comprise, to behave) coumprendre (to understand, to grasp) coumproumetre (to compromise) coumta (to count, to calculate, to spell) coumunica (to communicate, to correspond) councebre (to conceive) counceda (to concede) councedi (to concede) councentra (to concentrate) councerni (to concern) councerta (to concert, to arrange jointly) councha (to soil, to pollute, to defile) councilia (to reconcile) counclure (to conclude, to infer) councourda (to agree, to match) councourre (to compete, to circulate) coundana (to condemn) coundensa (to condense) coundescèndre (to condescend) coundi (to season) coundiciouna (to condition) coundurre (to drive, to lead) counèisse (to know, to perceive) counfedera (to confederate) counfeiciouna (to make, to manufacture) counferi (to confer) counfi (to simmer, to preserve) counfierma (to confirm) counfina (to confine) counfisa (to confide, to entrust oneself) counfisca (to confiscate) counfoundre (to confuse) counfourma (to conform) counfourta (to comfort, to strengthen) counfrounta (to confront) counglaça (to freeze) coungreia (to engender, to create, to procreate) coungria (to dress leather, to work) counjeitura (to conjecture) counjougne (to join together) counjuga (to conjugate) counjura (to conjure, to entreat) counmuda (to commute) counquista (to conquer) counsacra (to consecrate, to devote) counseia (to advise) counsenti (to consent, to agree) counserva (to preserve) counsidera (to consider) counsigna (to record, to consign) counsista (to consist) counsoula (to console) counsulta (to consult) counsuma (to consume) counsumi (to consume, to burn away) counta (to tell, to recount) counteni (to contain) countenta (to satisfy, to please) countesta (to contest) countourna (to go around, to bypass) countourroula (to control, to monitor) countraria (to annoy, to thwart) countrasta (to contrast, to contradict, to clash) countrata (to contract) countribuï (to contribute) countrista (to sadden) countrouba (to fabricate, to invent falsely) countunia (to continue, to pursue) counveni (to agree, to suit) counvergi (to converge) counverti (to convert) counvida (to invite) counvincre (to convince) counvouca (to convene, to summon) counvouia (to convoy, to escort) counvoula (to remarry, to wed) couóupera (to cooperate) couourdouna (to coordinate) coupa (to cut, to interrupt, to castrate) coupela (to cupel) coupia (to copy) couqueleja (to clot, to curdle) courba (to bend, to curve) courda (to string, to twist into rope) courdeja (to twist rope, to lace) courdela (to lace, to plait) courdeleja (to twist into cord) courdura (to sew, to stitch) courna (to blast a horn, to dog-ear) courneta (to flute, to pipe) courouna (to crown) courre (to run, to travel through) courregi (to correct, to rectify) courreja (to dress leather) courrespondre (to correspond) courrouboura (to corroborate) courroumpre (to corrupt, to pervert) courseja (to chase, to pursue) courteja (to court, to woo) cousina (to cook) cousineja (to cook, to hobnob with relatives) couspira (to conspire) coussegre (to pursue) cousta (to cost) coustata (to note, to observe) cousteja (to skirt, to go along) coustibla (to constipate, to beat hard, to harass) coustousi (to care for, to pamper) coustregne (to constrain, to compress) coustruire (to build) coustuma (to costume, to dress up) couta (to lean, to prop up, to support) coutela (to stab, to slash) coutiga (to tickle) coutigueja (to titillate) coutisa (to contribute, to pay dues) coutouna (to pad with cotton) coutreja (to plow) couva (to brood, to incubate) couvadi (to bruise (fruit)) cracina (to creak, to grind, to groan) cracineja (to crackle) crassa (to encrust with grime) crassi (to make dirty) crea (to create) creatura (to give birth to) creba (to burst, to die) credita (to credit) cregne (to fear, to respect) creiouna (to pencil, to sketch) crèire (to believe) crèisse (to grow, to increase, to rise in price) crema (to burn, to incinerate, to char) creniha (to creak, to grate, to grind) crespa (to crimp, to tense, to curl) crespi (to roughcast, to plaster) cresteja (to mend, to darn) crestiana (to baptize, to christianize) creta (to heal, to scar over) crevela (to sift, to winnow) crida (to shout, to call, to publish) cridassa (to bawl, to squawk) cristalisa (to crystallize) critica (to criticize) crouaca (to caw, to croak) crouca (to hook, to sketch, to paint) croucheta (to clasp, to pick a lock) croumpa (to buy) crousa (to cross) crousiha (to cross) croussa (to hit with a crozier) crousteja (to nibble, to be crusty) croustouneja (to crunch, to be crispy) crouta (to vault, to arch) crucifica (to crucify) crusca (to crunch) crussi (to crack, to grind, to crunch) cuba (to gauge, to estimate volume) cuberta (to cover) cuja (to think, to believe, to nearly do) cula (to back up, to move stern-first) culi (to pick, to gather) curaia (to clean out, to scour) curbi (to cover, to deck (a ship))

dagueta (to stab with a dagger) daia (to mow, to scythe) dama (to tamp, to pack down) damasquina (to damascene) damassa (to damask) dana (to damn) dansa (to dance) danseja (to dance) dardaieja (to radiate, to shine) data (to date) daureja (to gild) davala (to go down, to rush down) davança (to precede, to get ahead of) davera (to snatch, to unhook, to obtain) debana (to unwind, to reel off, to ramble on) debatre (to debate) debaussa (to throw down, to hurl, to tumble) debita (to sell, to retail, to utter) debouta (to dismiss (a claim)) debuta (to begin, to start out) decassa (to dismiss, to depose) decebre (to disappoint, to surprise) decela (to detect, to reveal) decerni (to award, to confer) decessa (to cease, to discontinue) decima (to decimate) declama (to declaim) declara (to declare) declina (to decline) decoula (to result, to stem from) decoupa (to cut up) decoura (to decorate) decreta (to decree, to enact) dedica (to dedicate) dedurre (to deduce, to deduct) defali (to falter, to fail) defauca (to deduct) defauta (to be lacking, to fail, to frustrate) defèndre (to defend, to forbid, to prohibit) deferi (to refer, to defer) defila (to parade, to unwind) defini (to define, to conclude) defugi (to avoid, to evade, to elude) defunta (to die, to pass away) degaia (to waste, to spoil, to damage) degenera (to degenerate) deglesi (to dry out, to exhaust) degna (to deign) degoula (to tumble down, to swallow, to hurl) degouta (to drip) degouteja (to drip) degruna (to shell, to decline) deïfica (to deify) deima (to decimate, to tithe) delata (to remove laths from) delava (to wash out, to fade) deleissa (to abandon, to forsake) deléuja (to lighten) deli (to destroy, to obliterate) delibera (to deliberate) deliéura (to deliver, to emancipate) delira (to rave, to be delirious) demanda (to ask, to beg) demembra (to forget) demeni (to diminish, to reduce) dementi (to deny, to refute) demesi (to diminish) demessiouna (to resign) demetre (to dismiss, to dislocate) demissa (to skittle) demouli (to demolish) demoura (to remain, to live) demoustra (to demonstrate) denarrida (to hackle (flax)) denega (to deny) denigra (to disparage) denouma (to name) denoumbra (to count, to enumerate) denouncia (to denounce) denouta (to denote) denta (to indent, to notch) dentela (to crenellate) denuda (to bare, to strip) depausa (to deposit, to lay down) depèndre (to depend) deperi (to waste away) depinta (to depict) depista (to track down, to detect) deploura (to deplore) depourta (to deport) deprava (to deprave) depremi (to depress) depura (to purify) dequita (to get even, to recoup) deriva (to derive, to drift) derouga (to depart from, to derogate) derouï (to demolish, to destroy) derraba (to uproot, to tear out) derrauba (to steal) derrouca (to hurl down) derroumpre (to interrupt, to divert) desabiha (to undress, to strip) desabitua (to break of a habit) desabouna (to unsubscribe) desabusa (to disabuse) desacata (to discover, to uncover) desacourda (to put out of tune) desacoustuma (to wean off a habit) desafama (to feed, to satisfy hunger) desafeciouna (to alienate) desafila (to blunt) desagouloupa (to unwrap, to develop) desagrada (to displease) desagrafa (to unhook, to unclasp) desalena (to leave breathless) desalia (to marry beneath one's rank) desamarra (to cast off, to start) desamata (to flush out (game)) desameiri (to wean) desanela (to unbuckle) desaparia (to unpair, to mismatch) desapoundre (to disjoin) desapounta (to disappoint) desaprendre (to unlearn) desapresta (to sponge (cloth)) desaprouva (to disapprove) desargenta (to strip of silver, to leave penniless) desarma (to disarm, to unrig) desarnesca (to unharness) desarrapa (to unhook, to detach, to release) desarticula (to disarticulate) desasseda (to quench thirst) desassegura (to disconcert, to divert) desassembla (to disassemble) desassourti (to break up a set) desatala (to unharness) desauriha (to crop the ears of) desavança (to outdistance, to get ahead of) desavia (to mislead, to lead astray, to divert) desavoua (to disavow) desavugla (to unblind) desbagueja (to unpack, to move house) desbala (to unpack) desbana (to dehorn, to chip a corner) desbanca (to break the bank, to bolt) desbanda (to disband, to shoot off) desbarba (to stare at) desbarbela (to trim, to deburr) desbarja (to talk nonsense, to ramble) desbarluga (to open (someone's) eyes) desbarra (to unbolt, to lose one's temper) desbarrassa (to get rid of, to clear away) desbasta (to unsaddle) desbateja (to rename, to unname) desbaucha (to debauch, to entice away) desbenda (to unbend, to slacken) desblaia (to clear out) desblouca (to unblock, to unbuckle) desboucha (to uncork, to unclog) desbouchardi (to wash one's face) desboufri (to deflate) desbouita (to dislocate, to disconnect) desbounda (to unbung, to unbottle) desboundouna (to unbung) desbourda (to overflow) desbourra (to break in, to depilate, to disbud) desbourriha (to depilate) desboursa (to disburse) desbousca (to deforest) desbousiga (to clear land) desbouta (to unboot) desboutiha (to uncork) desboutouna (to unbutton) desbranca (to prune branches) desbrega (to break the mouth of) desbrida (to unbridle) desbroucha (to unstitch, to unspit) desbruti (to clean, to rough-dress) desburra (to skim) descabessa (to top, to behead) descabestra (to unhalter, to debauch) descacheta (to unseal) descadena (to unchain) descadrana (to disorient) descaia (to liquefy) descaire (to decline, to fall from grace) descala (to desalt) descalada (to unpave) descampa (to decamp) descampassi (to clear land, to stubble) descancela (to cancel, to terminate) descaniha (to remove caterpillars) descanta (to become disillusioned, to sing out of tune) descapeirouna (to unhood) descapela (to uncap, to uncover, to top) descapita (to decapitate) descara (to disfigure) descarga (to unload, to exempt) descarna (to strip flesh from) descasa (to dislodge, to supplant) descati (to decatize) descauda (to cool down) descaussa (to unshoe, to remove shoes) descaussana (to unbridle, to unchain) descaviha (to unpeg) descèndre (to go down) descengla (to ungirth) descentralisa (to decentralize) deschifra (to decipher) desciéucla (to unhoop) descintra (to strike centering) descisa (to descend) desclapa (to uncover, to unearth, to exhume) desclassa (to declass) desclaure (to unclose) desclava (to open, to unlock) desclavela (to unnail) descluca (to unseel) descoubla (to uncouple) descoucha (to sleep away from home) descoufa (to shell) descouifa (to muss hair) descouire (to cool cooked sugar) descoula (to unstick, to take off) descouloura (to discolor) descoumanda (to countermand, to cancel) descoumpausa (to decompose) descoumta (to deduct) descounèisse (to fail to recognize) descounseia (to advise against) descounsidera (to discredit) descounsoula (to distress) descountunia (to discontinue) descounveni (to disagree, to be unbecoming) descoura (to disgust, to sicken) descouraja (to discourage) descourda (to unrope) descourdura (to unstitch) descourouna (to uncrown) descouta (to shift) descouti (to debate) descrassa (to scour) descrassi (to scorify) descredita (to discredit) descrèire (to disbelieve) descrèisse (to decrease) descrema (to skim) descrenti (to embolden) descrespi (to strip plaster) descresta (to top, to crest) descrida (to disparage) descriéure (to describe) descroucheta (to unhook) descrousta (to remove the crust) descrouta (to scrape off mud) descrusa (to degum, to scour) descruvela (to scale) descupa (to exonerate) descurbecela (to uncover, to detect) descurbi (to discover, to uncover) desdaumaja (to compensate) desdaura (to strip gilding) desdegna (to disdain) desdenta (to break the teeth of) desdire (to retract, to deny) desdoubla (to split in two) deseireta (to disinherit) desembouia (to untangle, to sort out) desembruti (to clean) desempacha (to extricate, to free) desempara (to abandon) desempata (to unbandage) desempega (to unstick) desempli (to empty) desena (to increase tenfold) desenasta (to unspit) desencala (to refloat, to shift) desencanta (to disenchant) desencigala (to sober up) desenclava (to unnail) desencoula (to uncouple) desencoumbra (to clear, to free) desenebria (to sober up) desenfanga (to pull out of mud) desenfeci (to disinfect) desenfiela (to unthread, to exceed) desenfla (to deflate) desengaja (to release) desengavacha (to unclog, to clear) desenguïa (to unthread) desenlusi (to disillusion) desenmasca (to disenchant, to lift a spell) desenredi (to loosen stiffness) desensabla (to unsand, to refloat) desensela (to unsaddle, to unseat) desentaula (to warp) desenuia (to relieve boredom) desenvela (to discard) desermassi (to clear land) deserta (to desert) desesca (to defuse, to prime out) desespera (to despair) desfaire (to undo, to dislocate) desfaufiela (to unravel) desfecia (to vex) desfeissela (to untie) desferra (to unshoe) desfiela (to fray, to spread abroad) desfielanga (to fray) desfigura (to disfigure) desfisa (to defy, to challenge) desfloura (to shed blossoms, to deflower) desfounsa (to break open) desfourma (to deform) desfourna (to take out of oven) desfourrela (to unsheathe, to unfurl) desfraia (to defray) desfrisa (to uncurl) desfrouca (to unfrock) desfrounsi (to unpucker, to unwrinkle) desfuia (to strip leaves) desfuieta (to exfoliate) desgamacha (to extricate) desgancha (to unhaft) desganta (to remove gloves) desgargaia (to expose the neckline) desgarni (to strip, to unharness) desgarrouia (to disarticulate) desgauchi (to straighten, to rough out) desgela (to thaw) desgibla (to straighten) desgoubiha (to vomit) desgouma (to degum) desgounela (to unsheathe) desgounfla (to deflate) desgourdi (to loosen up, to warm) desgourga (to disgorge) desgousta (to disgust) desgracia (to disgrace, to make ugly) desgrada (to degrade) desgrana (to shell, to thresh) desgrapa (to remove from the stem) desgrava (to remove gravel) desgreissa (to degrease) desgresa (to scour) desgreva (to reduce tax) desgruia (to shell) desgruna (to shell, to thresh) desguisa (to disguise) designa (to designate) desinteressa (to buy out interest) desjassa (to split into layers) desjouca (to fly off the roost) desjouga (to thwart) desjougne (to unyoke, to disjoin) desjounta (to disjoin) deslabra (to damage, to dilapidate) deslaça (to unlace) deslama (to break up ice) deslarda (to unlard) deslassa (to relax) deslausa (to discredit) deslesta (to jettison, to unballast) deslia (to untie) desliama (to uncouple) desliecha (to split into layers) desliga (to untie) desliouca (to dislocate) deslissa (to uncurl) deslouja (to dislodge) desmaiouta (to unswaddle) desmalouna (to remove tiles) desmaluga (to disarticulate) desmama (to wean) desmancha (to unhaft) desmancipa (to emancipate) desmaniha (to unhaft) desmantela (to dismantle) desmarca (to unmark, to mark down) desmarida (to divorce) desmarrouta (to disentangle) desmasca (to unmask) desmasta (to dismast, to overturn) desmeinaja (to move house) desmembra (to dismember) desmemouria (to disconcert, to unnerve) desmerita (to lose favor) desmescla (to untangle, to sort out) desmordre (to let go, to relent) desmoubla (to unfurnish) desmouneda (to demonetize) desmounta (to dismantle, to dismount) desmouralisa (to demoralize) desmourra (to break the mouth of) desmourraia (to unmuzzle) desmoursa (to defuse) desmuda (to unswaddle) desmuni (to deprive, to strip) desmura (to desalt) desmusclassa (to shoulder, to support) desnatura (to denature) desnebla (to unveil) desniaisa (to teach worldly ways) desnisa (to unnest, to dislocate) desnougaia (to dislocate) desnousa (to untie) desóubeï (to disobey) desóublida (to forget) desóubliga (to disoblige) desoula (to distress, to grieve) desoundra (to dishonor, to sully) desounoura (to dishonor) desounti (to boo, to jeer) desourganisa (to disorganize) desourna (to mar, to detract from) desoussa (to bone) despacha (to hasten, to dispatch) despacienta (to make impatient) despaia (to unstraw a chair) despaïsa (to disorient) despampa (to strip leaves, to prune vine) despaqueta (to unpack) despara (to mar) desparèisse (to disappear) desparteja (to decide between, to separate) desparti (to distribute, to allot) despassa (to exceed) despatria (to exile, to expatriate) despausa (to move, to displace) despava (to gorge oneself) despegouï (to unstick) despeitrina (to discover) despèndre (to spend, to unhang) despensa (to spend) despersouna (to denationalize) despica (to unquilt, to thresh) despicha (to vex) desplaire (to displease) desplanta (to uproot) despleca (to unpleat) desplega (to unfold, to deploy, to develop) desplena (to empty) desploumba (to unseal, to overhang) despluma (to pluck feathers) despoudera (to exhaust, to paralyze) despouli (to dull, to frost glass) despoupla (to depopulate) despoupularisa (to make unpopular) despousseda (to dispossess) despouta (to unpot) despoutenta (to exceed, to overwork) desprecia (to depreciate) despresa (to disparage, to underrate) desprouvesi (to deprive, to strip) despuia (to strip, to plunder) desqueissa (to uncrate) desqueissala (to break teeth) desquiha (to knock down) desracina (to uproot) desrada (to drift from anchorage) desraia (to derail) desrama (to strip leaves) desranca (to wrench out, to extort) desratela (to remove the spleen) desrega (to derail, to unjam) desregouï (to warm up, to limber) desrena (to exhaust, to break the back of) desrenja (to disturb) desresouna (to talk nonsense) desroula (to unroll) desrouveli (to remove rust) desrusca (to bark, to husk) dessagela (to unseal) dessaliva (to degum silk) dessarra (to loosen, to release) dessaupre (to be unaware of) desseca (to dry out) dessela (to unsaddle) dessembla (to differ, to diverge) dessensa (to deprive) dessepara (to separate) desservi (to disserve, to clear a table) dessina (to draw) dessóuda (to unsolder) dessouleia (to remove suntan) dessousterra (to unearth) dessouta (to surprise) dessuja (to sweep a chimney) destaca (to detach) destalenta (to discourage) destama (to fade, to wilt) destanca (to unbar) destapa (to uncover, to uncork) destaragna (to sweep cobwebs) destegne (to fade, to run color) destèisse (to unweave) destenembra (to forget, to disappoint) destesa (to unstring, to relax) destesta (to top, to behead) destibla (to unstring, to relax) destiha (to scutch flax) destimbourla (to unhinge, to derange) destina (to destine) destinela (to draw off from a vat) destituï (to dismiss from office) destorse (to twist, to distort) destoumba (to disconcert) destouna (to sing out of tune) destourba (to disturb, to divert) destourna (to divert) destourtiha (to untwist) destousca (to unearth, to find) destra (to survey land) destrachi (to decline, to degenerate) destranquilisa (to disturb) destrata (to disparage, to belittle) destrauca (to unearth, to discover) destregne (to press, to squeeze) destrelinga (to unlash a cable) destrempa (to soak, to dilute) destrena (to unbraid) destria (to sort, to distinguish) destriga (to amuse, to hinder) destroumpa (to undeceive) destrouna (to dethrone) destroupa (to rob, to strip) destroussa (to rob, to strip) destruire (to destroy) desuni (to disunite) desvalabra (to dilapidate) desvalisa (to burgle, to plunder) desvanta (to disparage, to belittle) desvela (to reveal, to unveil) desversa (to overturn, to pour out) desvertega (to rob, to strip) desvertouia (to unroll, to develop) desvesti (to undress) desvia (to distort) desviergina (to deflower) desvira (to divert, to turn back, to deviate) desviroula (to unroll) desvisaja (to stare at) desvisca (to unstick) desvissa (to unscrew) desvouloupa (to develop) deta (to finger) detaia (to detail) deteni (to detain, to hold back) deterioura (to deteriorate) determina (to determine) detesta (to detest) dèure (to have to, to owe) devasta (to devastate) deveni (to become) devina (to guess, to discover) devisa (to converse, to chat) devista (to catch sight of, to notice) devoura (to devour) devouri (to devour) diableja (to grumble) dialouga (to converse, to dialogue) diesa (to sharpen a note) difama (to defame) diferencia (to differentiate) diferi (to differ, to postpone) digeri (to digest) dilata (to dilate) dinda (to ring, to tinkle) dire (to say, to repeat) diregi (to direct) discerni (to discern) disciplina (to discipline) discourda (to be discordant) discourre (to discourse) dispausa (to arrange, to dispose) dispensa (to dispense, to exempt) dispersa (to disperse) disputa (to dispute, to argue) disseca (to dissect) disserta (to discourse) dissimula (to conceal) dissòudre (to dissolve) dissuada (to dissuade) distraire (to distract) dita (to dictate) divaga (to ramble, to disturb) diversifica (to diversify, to vary) diverti (to entertain) divinisa (to deify) divisa (to divide) divourcia (to divorce) doubla (to double, to overtake) doucha (to shower) douci (to grind smooth) dóula (to plane wood) doumina (to dominate) douna (to give, to hand over) dounta (to tame) dourmi (to sleep) douta (to doubt, to endow) draga (to dredge) dragueja (to dredge) draia (to sift, to trace, to draw) drapa (to drape) dreissa (to erect, to raise) driha (to rejoice) drouga (to drug) dura (to last, to persist) durbi (to open, to clear a path) dursi (to harden)

ecounoumisa (to save, to economize) edifica (to build, to edify) edita (to publish, to edit) educa (to educate, to raise) efetua (to carry out) egala (to equal) egalisa (to equalize) eicela (to excel) eicepta (to except) eicipi (to plead) eicita (to excite) eidraca (to dry) eiga (to arrange, to water, to season) eigreja (to lift, to raise, to sour) eigri (to embitter, to sour) eigueja (to water livestock) eimanta (to magnetize) eireta (to inherit) eisagera (to exaggerate) eisala (to exhale) eisamina (to examine, to consider) eisaspera (to exasperate) eisaussa (to raise, to heighten) eisecuta (to execute) eisenta (to exempt) eiserci (to exercise) eisi (to accommodate, to help) eisibi (to exhibit) eisigi (to require, to demand) eisila (to exile) eisina (to arrange) eisista (to exist) eisourta (to exhort) eissaga (to ret, to soak, to rinse) eissama (to swarm) eissaura (to spin-dry, to wring out) eisseja (to moan, to complain, to sigh) eissuga (to wipe, to dry, to steal) elegi (to elect, elected) eleitrisa (to electrify) eleva (to raise, to bring up) elimina (to eliminate) emana (to emanate) embabourina (to make stubborn) embala (to pack, to wrap) embalustra (to fit with balusters) embanasta (to saddle with a pack-saddle) embandi (to chase away, to banish, to expel) embaragna (to hinder, to entangle, to enclose) embarca (to embark) embarda (to harness) embardassa (to knock down, to level) embarluga (to dazzle, to become infatuated) embarra (to shut in, to pen, to cloister) embarrassa (to embarrass, to hinder) embarria (to fortify) embarrica (to barrel, to cask) embarriha (to pack into barrels) embasta (to saddle with a pack-saddle) embaucha (to hire) embaufuma (to hoax, to deceive) embauma (to embalm, to perfume) embeguina (to infatuate) embeli (to embellish) embelina (to seduce, to enchant, to coax) embelousa (to deceive, to fool) embetuma (to concrete) embéure (to absorb, to soak) emblanca (to whiten) embluia (to turn blue) emboubina (to wind thread, to cajole) embóudra (to bog down) emboufi (to puff up, to bloat) embougia (to wax, to candle) embouia (to muddle, to entangle) embouissouni (to stunt) embouita (to fit together) embouni (to satiate) embourgna (to blind in one eye, to poach, to daub) embóusa (to splash with mud) embousca (to ambush) emboussa (to moor) embouta (to funnel, to barrel) emboutela (to bundle, to bale) embraia (to season a pipe, to lash) embranca (to connect, to plug in) embrassa (to embrace, to kiss) embreca (to chip, to notch) embregada (to enlist, to recruit) embrena (to pulverize) embriaga (to intoxicate) embriga (to break, to crumble) embroucha (to skewer, to spit) embruma (to powder) embruni (to darken, to grow gloomy) embruti (to soil, to sully, to pollute) embuga (to soak, to water, to impregnate) embula (to seduce, to coax, to dupe) emenda (to correct, to amend, to compensate) emetre (to emit) emigra (to emigrate) empacha (to prevent, to hinder) empaia (to stuff, to bottle in wicker) empala (to impale) empalissa (to fence, to palisade) empalissouna (to stake vines) empapihouta (to curl-paper, to flicker) empaqueta (to pack, to wrap) empassa (to swallow, to gulp down) empasta (to fatten, to paste) empauma (to grasp, to deceive) empausa (to tan) empedi (to prevent, to hamper) empega (to stick, to slap, to bind together) empegna (to rake) empegne (to incite, to push, to stir up) empegoula (to pitch, to coat with tar) empegousi (to make sticky) empeira (to pave with stones, to petrify) empeissouna (to stock with fish) emperesi (to slow down) emperesina (to tar, to pitch) emperla (to bead) empesa (to starch) empesta (to infest, to stink up) empestifera (to infest, to plague) empiela (to stack) empielouna (to prop up) empipa (to gulp down, to swallow whole) empira (to worsen) emplaja (to run aground, to fail) emplanta (to implant, to establish) emplega (to use) empli (to fill) emplica (to imply, to involve) emploumba (to lead-seal, to splice) empluma (to feather, to fledge) emplumacha (to plume) empoucha (to pocket) empougna (to grasp, to seize) empouisouna (to poison, to infest) empoumada (to pomade) empourpra (to crimson, to redden) empourta (to carry away, to take away) empregne (to imprint, to impregnate) empremi (to print) emprendre (to undertake) emprenta (to print, to imprint) empresouna (to imprison) empressiouna (to impress) emprincipia (to initiate) empudenti (to stink up) empura (to stir up, to excite, to incite) enamoura (to enamor) enança (to advance) enanti (to educate, to raise) enarca (to arch, to bend) enardi (to embolden) enarquiha (to perch, to strut) enarta (to perch, to exalt) enaura (to raise, to elevate, to exalt) enausi (to grant, to fulfill a wish) enaussa (to raise, to erect, to heighten) encabana (to hut, to prop) encabedela (to curl up, to wind into a ball) encabestra (to entangle, to halter) encabra (to rear up) encada (to stop, to arrest) encadeissa (to glue, to press cloth) encadena (to chain) encadenassa (to padlock) encadra (to frame) encafourna (to engulf) encagna (to irritate, to exasperate) encala (to run aground) encamba (to step over, to cross, to encroach) encamela (to pile up) encanaia (to consort with riffraff) encanta (to enchant, to exalt) encantouna (to intern, to confine) encapa (to hit, to succeed, to arrive) encaparra (to hoard, to monopolize) encapeirouna (to hood) encapouchouna (to hood) encapouta (to wrap up warmly) encara (to persist stubbornly) encarcera (to incarcerate) encarena (to careen a ship) encarga (to assume, to charge, to impute) encari (to raise the price, to outbid) encarta (to register, to insert a card) encaserna (to quarter troops) encasta (to pen in, to embed) encastela (to fortify, to shut in) encauta (to notify, to signify) encegne (to encircle, to enclose) encencha (to encircle, to surround) encendia (to set fire to) encendra (to incinerate) encensa (to incense, to flatter) enchaia (to store in a cellar) enchambra (to shut in) enchapla (to transplant, to redo) enchassa (to set, to enshrine) encigala (to intoxicate) encisa (to incise, to cut into) encita (to incite, to provoke) enclari (to light up) enclastra (to cloister) enclaure (to enclose, to include, to bewitch) enclava (to enclose, to embed) encleda (to fence with hurdles, to grill) enclouta (to dent, to sag) encoubla (to couple, to pair) encouca (to instill) encoucourda (to fool, to dupe) encouira (to copper-plate) encouissina (to pad, to cushion) encoula (to glue, to join, to couple) encouleta (to collar, to seize by the collar) encoumbi (to overwhelm, to assail) encoumbra (to clutter, to hinder) encouraja (to encourage) encourdela (to twist into cord) encourpoura (to incorporate) encourre (to run, to incur) encourtina (to curtain, to hang curtains) encra (to ink) encravata (to tie a necktie on) encrèire (to make believe) encrimina (to incriminate) encrouca (to stiffen the joints) encrousa (to cross) encrousta (to crust over, to encrust) encrouta (to cellar) encuberta (to cover over) encuirassa (to armor) enculouta (to season, to breech) encupa (to charge, to indict) encussa (to dent) endaumaja (to damage) endeca (to damage, to maim, to taint) endéuta (to indebt) endeveni (to suit, to happen, to seize) endiabla (to enrage, to bedevil) endiamanta (to bejewel with diamonds) endica (to indicate) endigna (to outrage) endiha (to neigh) endimencha (to dress in Sunday best) endouba (to steam, to stew) endoulenti (to make sore) endourmi (to lull to sleep) endoursa (to endorse, to shoulder) endóutrina (to indoctrinate, to discipline, to scold) endraia (to direct, to steer) endrudi (to enrich, to fertilize) endura (to endure) endursi (to harden) endustria (to manage, to make do) enebi (to forbid, to prohibit, to ban) enebria (to intoxicate) eneiga (to flood) eneigri (to embitter, to sour) eneira (to air out, to ventilate, to exhale) enerba (to bleach on grass) enerva (to irritate, to unnerve) enfachina (to fascinate, to infatuate) enfanga (to bog down, to mire) enfanta (to give birth to) enfarina (to flour) enfaucha (to sprain, to trample) enfeci (to poison, to infect) enfeissa (to bundle, to tie up) enfeissela (to tie up with string) enfeja (to indispose) enfenouia (to contaminate) enferouna (to startle, to inflame) enferra (to nail, to run through with iron) enferria (to run through, to trap) enfeta (to annoy, to bother, to bore) enféuda (to enfeoff, to subordinate) enfiela (to thread) enfiouca (to inflame, to irritate, to overexcite) enfla (to swell) enflegi (to inflict) enfléuma (to give a head cold) enfloura (to flower, to blossom) enfluencia (to influence) enfluï (to influence, to have an effect) enfouiga (to bury) enfourca (to straddle) enfourma (to inform) enfourna (to put in the oven, to engulf) enfournia (to find, to unearth) enfousqui (to darken) enfragana (to stink) enfregne (to infringe, to quiver) enfrena (to curb, to restrain) enfriéuna (to pulverize, to crumble) enfrounda (to smash in, to collapse, to drain) enfugi (to flee) enfuma (to smoke out) enfusa (to infiltrate, to infuse) enfusca (to startle, to offend) engabia (to cage) engaja (to engage, to hire) engalanta (to adorn, to embellish) engana (to deceive, to dupe, to disappoint) enganta (to glove) engarba (to sheave, to stack) engarça (to swindle) engarda (to preserve, to protect, to guard against) engarlanda (to garland, to scold) engarra (to paralyze) engaugna (to parody, to mimic, to imitate) engauta (to slap) engavacha (to choke up, to obstruct) engavela (to swathe cut hay) engendra (to beget, to generate) engenesta (to stake plants, to row) engenia (to contrive, to manage) engimbra (to rig out, to bundle up, to dress oddly) engimerra (to infatuate) engiroufla (to enamel) engivana (to organize, to plot) englouba (to include, to encompass) englouria (to glorify, to magnify, to illustrate) engoufra (to engulf) engoula (to swallow up, to gorge) engouli (to gulp down, to swallow up) engourdi (to numb) engourga (to obstruct) engrana (to mesh gears, to start, to grind) engranaia (to shot-blast, to granulate) engrandi (to grow, to enlarge) engrava (to gravel, to macadamize) engreissa (to fatten, to grease) engrena (to mesh, to engage gears) engréura (to mortise) engrisa (to turn grey) engroussa (to grow bigger, to swell) enguenta (to coax) enguïa (to guide, to switch rails) engusa (to deceive, to swindle) enintra (to go home) enjita (to inject, to reject) enjougne (to enjoin) enjuia (to seduce, to intoxicate) enlaça (to entwine, to embrace) enleidi (to make ugly) enleni (to soften, to soothe, to mitigate) enleva (to remove, to take away) enliassa (to unite) enlima (to silt up) enlourdi (to weigh down, to stun) enlugra (to poach) enlumina (to illuminate, to illustrate) enlusi (to make shine, to illuminate, to illustrate) enlustra (to polish, to gloss) enmagasina (to store) enmaia (to tangle) enmaiouta (to swaddle) enmalicia (to anger, to outrage) enmancha (to fit a handle to, to start) enmanda (to dismiss, to turn away) enmaneta (to handcuff) enmantela (to wrap, to drape) enmarina (to marinate) enmasca (to bewitch, to disguise, to mask) enmatricula (to register) enmedusa (to stun, to petrify) enmeigri (to make thin) enmeinaja (to fit out, to move in) enmena (to take away) enmenestra (to compose) enmescla (to tangle, to interfere) enmourraia (to muzzle) enmura (to wall up) enmuraia (to wall up) ennebla (to cloud over, to shroud in fog) ennega (to flood, to submerge) ennegri (to blacken) ennita (to bog down, to silt up) ennivouli (to veil, to cloud over) ennoubli (to ennoble) ennouva (to innovate) ennouvia (to marry) enoumbra (to shade, to overshadow) enouncia (to state, to express) enourguï (to make proud) enoussa (to ossify) enqueissa (to collect, to cash) enquesta (to inquire, to investigate) enquiha (to stack) enquitrana (to tar) enrabassa (to stuff with truffles) enrabia (to enrage, to fume) enraca (to infect) enracina (to root) enraia (to check, to jam) enrama (to stake plants, to row) enrasa (to level, to flush) enrauma (to give a cold to) enrauqui (to make hoarse) enredi (to stiffen, to tense) enredouni (to round off) enrega (to thread, to enter into, to begin) enregimenta (to regiment) enregistra (to register, to record) enregouï (to numb, to stiffen) enregouna (to ridge, to hill up) enribana (to beribbon) enrichi (to enrich) enrouda (to surround, to encircle) enrougi (to redden) enroula (to roll up, to enlist) enrouveli (to oxidize, to rust) ensabla (to sand up) ensaca (to pack, to stuff, to settle) ensali (to dirty) ensarra (to clasp tightly) ensarria (to gully, to furrow) ensaunousi (to bloody) ensegui (to follow, to ensue) enseri (to insert) enserta (to graft) enserti (to set a gem) enseveli (to bury, to shroud) ensigna (to teach, to indicate, to inform) ensinua (to insinuate) ensista (to insist) ensouca (to ridge, to hill up) ensoufla (to instill, to blow into) ensourda (to deafen) ensourni (to darken) ensuca (to knock out, to stun) ensuperbi (to make proud) entahina (to irritate, to embitter, to exasperate) entaia (to notch, to gash) entamena (to begin, to cut into) entancha (to hasten, to dispatch) entaula (to seat at table) entela (to mount on canvas, to veil) entèndre (to hear, to understand) ententa (to bring a lawsuit) enteriga (to irritate) enterina (to ratify) enterra (to bury) entesta (to make stubborn) entima (to notify, to summon) entina (to vat) entira (to drag, to train) entitula (to entitle) entouna (to start singing, to barrel) entourna (to return, to carry off) entourti (to bend out of shape, to twist) entourtiha (to twist, to wrap) entousiasma (to enthuse) entraire (to extract, to expel, to suit) entrava (to hinder, to shackle) entravaca (to entangle) entre-bada (to half-open) entre-chapla (to destroy one another) entre-coupa (to interrupt, to intersperse) entre-dourmi (to doze) entre-durbi (to half-open) entre-gela (to freeze) entre-larda (to interlard) entre-mena (to introduce) entre-mescla (to intermingle, to interpolate) entre-metre (to intervene, to mediate) entre-mieja (to partition) entre-pausa (to store, to interpose) entre-prendre (to undertake, to attack, to encroach on) entre-sauna (to slaughter one another) entre-seca (to dry out) entre-semena (to oversow) entre-taia (to notch) entre-teni (to maintain) entre-turta (to collide, to clash) entre-vèire (to glimpse, to sense) entrena (to plot, to weave) entrepacha (to entangle, to hinder, to embarrass) entréula (to bloat livestock) entreva (to inquire) entriga (to intrigue) entrina (to begin, to bring about) entrinca (to undertake) entristesi (to sadden) entroudurre (to introduce) entrougna (to become surly) entrouna (to infect, to enthrone) entussi (to wilt, to stunt) enuia (to bore, to annoy) enumera (to enumerate) envahi (to invade, to encroach) envasa (to widen, to flare) enveja (to envy, to be jealous of) envela (to arch, to warp) enventa (to invent) enventaria (to inventory) enverga (to don, to bend a sail) envergougna (to humiliate, to shame) envergueta (to bend a sail) enverina (to envenom, to exasperate, to irritate) envernissa (to varnish, to glaze, to spread) envertouia (to wind, to twist) envesina (to border, to be near) envesti (to invest, to cover) envili (to debase) enviroula (to curl, to ring) envirouna (to surround, to encircle) enviróuta (to surround, to wind around) envisaja (to envisage, to consider) envisca (to glue, to smear with birdlime) envita (to invite) envouca (to invoke) envouloupa (to wrap, to envelop) envóuta (to surround) equilibra (to balance, to weigh up) equipa (to equip) equivalé (to be equivalent) equivouca (to equivocate) erba (to spread on grass) erbeja (to botanize) erbourisa (to botanize) erpia (to harrow) erra (to wander) erseja (to undulate, to ripple) esbalausi (to amaze, to astound, to dazzle) esbarba (to trim, to remove burrs) esbarja (to break the rim off) esbaudi (to gladden, to rejoice) esbeluga (to sparkle) esbigna (to scram, to sneak off) esbouienta (to scald) esbouli (to boil away) esbramassa (to bawl at, to boo) esbranda (to shake) esbranquiha (to prune) esbrena (to crumble) esbrihauda (to dazzle, to shine) esbroufa (to burst out laughing) esbrouta (to graze, to bud-prune) esbrudi (to spread, to disclose) esburba (to gut, to disembowel) esca (to bait, to lure) escabassa (to cut into logs) escafa (to erase, to cross out) escafagna (to squash, to crush) escafia (to jeer, to mock) escafigna (to crumple) escagassa (to exhaust, to crush) escagna (to toil) escaia (to flake, to crack) escala (to climb, to scale, to go up) escalabra (to cleave, to slash) escalada (to climb, to scale) escaloufa (to shell) escalouna (to stagger, to space out) escaloussa (to crush, to bruise) escalustra (to offend, to frighten, to rebuff) escambarla (to straddle, to step over) escambia (to exchange, to trade) escamouta (to conjure away, to dodge) escampa (to spill, to pour out, to overflow) escampiha (to scatter, to disperse) escana (to strangle, to bleed to death) escandaia (to probe, to gauge, to scrutinize) escandalisa (to scandalize) escansouna (to splay) escanti (to extinguish, to deaden) escapa (to escape) escapoula (to save, to survive, to heal) escaramoucha (to skirmish) escarcaia (to open wide (eyes)) escarcha (to tear, to lacerate) escari (to cherish) escarmena (to card (wool)) escarna (to flesh (hides)) escarni (to insult, to mock, to outrage) escarpi (to harrow, to slash) escarpina (to scold, to shoe) escarrabiha (to liven up, to enliven) escarri (to square, to trim) escarta (to move apart, to space out) escarteira (to quarter, to draw and quarter) escata (to derive, to drift) escauda (to scald) escaufeja (to warm (with a bed-warmer)) escauma (to scale (fish)) escaupra (to chisel, to scalp) escava (to hollow out, to dig, to notch) escavarta (to scatter, to mislay) esclafa (to slap, to splash back) esclafi (to blurt out, to utter, to vent) esclama (to exclaim) esclargi (to clarify, to elucidate) esclari (to light up, to clarify, to purify) esclata (to burst, to explode) esclaure (to exclude) esclava (to enslave) escleira (to light up, to illuminate) escloupeja (to sabotage, to clog along) esclussi (to eclipse) escouba (to sweep) escoudre (to thresh) escoufi (to discomfit) escoufia (to strip, to rob, to swindle) escouire (to excoriate, to graze) escoula (to flow, to decant, to drip) escoulouri (to discolour, to fade) escoumbouri (to alarm, to consume) escoumetre (to bet) escoumta (to discount, to anticipate) escoundre (to hide, to conceal) escounjura (to conjure, to exorcise) escourchina (to shorten) escourta (to escort) escourtega (to skin, to flay) escoussura (to stigmatize) escouta (to listen, to auscultate) escoutela (to slit the throat, to stab, to murder) escouti (to exterminate) escracha (to crush, to crunch, to boo) escranca (to dislocate, to overwhelm) escrapouchina (to squash, to crush) escrebassi (to crack, to fissure) escrida (to yell at, to cry out) escridassa (to boo, to jeer) escriéure (to write) escrima (to fence, to strive) escrincela (to chisel, to engrave) escroua (to imprison) escrouca (to swindle) escruta (to scrutinize) escudela (to disclose, to blab) escuissa (to strip the hamstring) esculta (to sculpt) escuma (to foam, to skim) escumeja (to skim, to foam) escupi (to spit) escupigneja (to spit lightly) escura (to scour, to prune, to expectorate) escursa (to roll up, to tuck up) escursi (to darken) escusa (to excuse) esfaça (to erase) esfata (to clear land) esflouta (to dishevel) esfougassa (to sag, to subside) esfoulissa (to ruffle, to dishevel) esfourça (to strive, to endeavour) esfraia (to frighten) esfrisa (to crumble) esfrucha (to crumble away) esgaieja (to brighten, to cheer up) esglaia (to terrify) esglaria (to terrify, to frighten) esgouta (to drain, to drip) esgrissa (to grind, to polish) esita (to hesitate) eslabra (to chip the rim off) eslandra (to lacerate) esmara (to mislay, to lose) esmarja (to sign for, to overlap) esmauta (to enamel) esmera (to refine, to purify, to scour) esmouli (to soften) esmòurre (to grind, to sharpen) esmousca (to swat flies from) esmouta (to break clods, to blunt) esniera (to rid of fleas) espaça (to space out, to walk, to distract) espadouna (to fence with a broadsword) espala (to shoulder, to support) espalanca (to dismember, to prune branches) espaleja (to pull strings for, to support) espandi (to spread, to propagate, to extend) espanouia (to remove leaves (potatoes)) espanta (to overtake) espargna (to save, to economize) esparpaia (to scatter, to awaken) esparpeluga (to open the eyes of) esparveira (to coat, to smear) espasia (to swashbuckle) espauma (to grease, to tallow) espauri (to frighten, to intimidate) espausa (to expose, to display) espeça (to break, to smash, to split) especia (to spice) especialisa (to specialize) especifica (to specify) especula (to speculate) espedi (to dispatch, to send) espeirega (to clear of stones, to stone) espeitrina (to shout oneself hoarse) espelagna (to graze, to scratch) espeli (to be born, to hatch, to appear) espeluca (to peel, to scrutinize) espelugueja (to dwell on, to hold forth) espepidouna (to sort, to scrutinize, to dwell on) espera (to wait, to hope) esperdigaia (to titillate, to gladden) esperimenta (to experiment, to try) esperleca (to lick one's lips) esperlounga (to prolong, to extend) esperluca (to open the eyes of) esperouna (to spur) esperta (to appraise, to survey) espessi (to thicken) espeta (to explode, to burst) espïa (to atone for) espigouna (to prop up, to shore) espila (to gush, to ooze) espincha (to spy on, to watch, to eye) espingoula (to pin) espingouleja (to pamper, to primp) espira (to blow, to expire, to ooze) esplecha (to exploit, to carry out) esplica (to explain) esploura (to explore, to prospect) esplumassa (to pluck, to fleece) espoumpi (to swell, to puff up) espouncha (to blunt the point of) espounga (to mop up, to disburse, to fund) espourta (to export) espousa (to marry) espousca (to splash, to spatter, to rage) espóussa (to dust, to shake, to knock about) espóuti (to crush, to smash, to bruise) espremi (to express, to press out) esproupria (to expropriate) espurga (to purge, to purify, to expurgate) esqueira (to square) esquifa (to dodge, to avoid, to slip) esquiha (to slip, to insinuate) esquina (to slave away, to strain oneself) esquissa (to sketch) esta (to stay, to remain, to dwell) establi (to establish) estabousi (to stun, to astound, to bewilder) estaca (to tie, to fasten) estaciouna (to park) estagna (to stagnate, to hoop (a cask)) estaja (to lodge, to scaffold, to tier) estala (to spread out, to install) estama (to tin-plate) estampiha (to stamp) estanca (to stanch, to stop, to prop up) estasia (to be enraptured) estatuï (to rule, to decree) estavani (to stun, to astonish) estebia (to make lukewarm) estegne (to suffocate) estenaia (to torment, to pincer) estèndre (to extend, to spread out) estenougrafia (to take shorthand) estequi (to exhaust, to emaciate, to atrophy) estereoutipa (to stereotype) esterleja (to sterilize) estermina (to exterminate) esterni (to overwhelm, to floor) esternuda (to sneeze) esterpa (to root out, to extirpate) estibla (to exhaust, to harass) estiga (to provoke, to incite) estila (to train, to style) estima (to estimate, to value, to appraise) estimula (to stimulate) estipula (to stipulate) estira (to stretch, to iron, to tighten) estiva (to stow) estorse (to twist, to extort) estoufa (to smother, to suffocate) estoufega (to smother, to choke) estoumpa (to blur, to fade out) estouna (to astonish) estoupa (to caulk with tow) estoupina (to stuff, to pack) estoura (to dry) estourba (to kill) estourqui (to extort) estourri (to dry out, to run dry, to wring out) estraia (to scatter, to disperse) estraire (to extract) estrangi (to exile, to banish, to rebuff) estrassa (to tear, to clear land) estrati (to despise, to disown, to disregard) estravaga (to rave, to ramble) èstre (to be) estrechi (to shrink, to narrow) estregne (to embrace, to clasp) estrema (to lock away, to store, to shut in) estrementi (to shake, to make tremble) estremouncia (to administer (last rites)) estrena (to use for the first time, to reward) estrepa (to trample, to stamp, to scatter) estriha (to curry (a horse), to groom) estripa (to disembowel) estrounca (to cut into sections) estrouncha (to cut into sections) estroupa (to tuck up, to swaddle) estruire (to instruct, to educate) estuba (to smoke, to steam, to fumigate) estubassa (to smoke out) estudia (to study) esvali (to dispel, to annihilate, to faint) esvana (to vaporize, to evaporate) esvapoura (to evaporate) esvarta (to move away, to remove) esventa (to air, to expose to air) esventra (to disembowel, to rip open) esviha (to awaken) eterisa (to etherize) eternisa (to perpetuate, to prolong) etiqueta (to label) evacua (to evacuate) evangelisa (to evangelize) evasi (to escape) evenci (to oust, to evict) evita (to avoid) evouca (to evoke) evouluna (to evolve)

fabrega (to manufacture, to forge) fabreja (to shape, to forge, to make) fabrica (to manufacture, to make) facha (to anger, to offend) facilita (to facilitate) façouna (to shape, to cultivate) fadeja (to jest, to dawdle) faire (to do, to make, to yield) fali (to fail, to stumble) famiharisa (to familiarize) fanatisa (to fanaticize) farci (to stuff) farda (to make up, to wash the face, to flatter) farfanteja (to boast, to brag) farga (to forge, to shape, to make) farlabica (to sophisticate, to adulterate) farlata (to falsify, to adulterate, to rig) fastiga (to disgust, to sicken) fatiga (to tire) fatura (to cultivate, to plough, to shape) faufiela (to baste, to tack, to thread) faussa (to falsify, to distort, to rig) favourisa (to favour) federa (to federate) fegne (to feign, to simulate) feinianteja (to idle, to loaf) feisanda (to hang (game meat)) fema (to manure) fendiha (to crack, to chap) fèndre (to split) feneja (to wilt, to make hay) fermenta (to ferment) ferra (to shoe (a horse)) ferreja (to clash swords, to scrap metal) ferrouia (to bolt, to lock) festa (to celebrate) festeja (to celebrate, to feast) festina (to feast) festouna (to festoon) festouneja (to festoon) féutra (to felt) fiança (to betroth) fica (to fix, to set) ficha (to stick in, to fling) fichouira (to harpoon) fiela (to spin) fiéu-basta (to baste, to tack) figura (to appear, to represent) filouna (to swindle, to cheat) filousoufa (to philosophize) filtra (to filter) finança (to finance) finasseja (to dodge, to quibble) fini (to finish) fisa (to entrust, to trust) fissa (to fix, to stare at) flaca (to weaken) flagela (to flagellate) flambusca (to blaze, to flame) flameja (to blaze, to flare) flana (to stroll) flanca (to fling, to hurl) flandrina (to stroll) flandrineja (to laze about) flaqueja (to wobble, to shake) flaqui (to yield, to give way) flasqueja (to tipple, to booze) flata (to flatter) flaugnardeja (to fawn, to toady) flechi (to bend, to yield) fleira (to smell of) flisqueta (to whip) flouca (to adorn, to decorate, to beribbon) flouqueja (to float, to lap) flourdalisa (to adorn with fleur-de-lis) floureja (to graze, to skim, to flower) flouri (to flower, to embroider) flouta (to float) foro-bandi (to banish, to expel, to exile) foro-jita (to exclude, to reject) foudreja (to strike down, to ravage) fouga (to fulminate) fougna (to sulk) fougueja (to cook) fouire (to dig, to burrow) fouita (to whip, to spank) fouiteja (to castigate, to lash) foulastreja (to frolic) fouleja (to frolic, to gambol) fouligaudeja (to frolic, to gambol) founciouna (to function) foundeja (to sling, to criticize) foundre (to melt, to dissolve) foura (to drill, to bore) fourbi (to polish, to burnish) fourca (to fork, to slip (of the tongue)) fourcoula (to prop up) fourfaire (to fail in one's duty) fourfouia (to rummage, to fiddle) fourgouneja (to poke, to rummage) fourja (to forge) fourligna (to degenerate from one's line) fourma (to form, to compose, to constitute) fourmula (to formulate) fournela (to poke, to burn-clear (land)) fourni (to supply) fournigueja (to swarm) fourqueja (to poke) fourreja (to forage, to rummage) fourtifica (to fortify) fourvia (to mislead, to divert) fousiga (to dig, to burrow) fousiha (to dig, to search) foutimasseja (to bother, to nag at) foutougrafia (to photograph) fracha (to fracture) francisa (to frenchify) franja (to fringe) franqui (to cross, to clear) frapiha (to crumple) frasa (to phrase) frauda (to defraud, to falsify, to interpolate) fredouneja (to hum) fregi (to fry, to simmer) fregina (to simmer, to fricassee) freireja (to fraternize) freni (to shiver, to quiver) frequenta (to frequent) fresa (to mill, to countersink) fresi (to shiver, to thrill) fresiha (to wriggle, to squirm) fresina (to quiver, to simmer) fresqueja (to freshen, to cool) freta (to rub, to scrub, to rinse) fricassa (to fricassee) fricouta (to cook up, to scheme) fringouia (to crumple, to wriggle) fripa (to crumple) fripouneja (to cheat, to filch) frisa (to curl, to crumble, to crumple) friseja (to curl slightly) frisoula (to curl slightly) frounsi (to wrinkle, to pleat, to pucker) froustiha (to crease, to crumple) frucha (to bear fruit) frusta (to graze, to brush against, to hit) frustra (to frustrate) fruteja (to bear fruit) fugi (to flee, to escape, to avoid) fuia (to search, to leaf through) fuieta (to leaf through) fulmina (to fulminate) fuma (to smoke) fureta (to ferret about) furga (to search, to rummage) furna (to search, to ferret about) fusa (to gush, to spread, to escape) fusiha (to shoot, to execute) fusteja (to carpenter, to shape, to build)

gaba (to fold down, to reduce) gabela (to levy salt-tax) gabiouna (to gabion (fortify)) gabouia (to wade, to water (livestock)) gacha (to mix (mortar), to waste) gafa (to wade, to snag, to blunder) gafouia (to wade, to splash about) gagna (to win, to earn, to persuade) gaja (to wager, to pledge) galanteja (to court, to flirt with) galavardeja (to gorge, to gobble) galeja (to joke, to flirt, to mock) galeta (to gulp down) galouna (to braid, to trim) galoupa (to gallop) galvanisa (to galvanize) gamacha (to flounder, to hesitate, to dither) gamata (to stuff) gambiha (to hobble) ganciha (to toss about) gançouia (to shake, to stir) gandi (to arrive) gandouneja (to wander, to romp, to play like a child) gangassa (to shake) gangrena (to gangrene) gansa (to tie, to knot) ganta (to glove) gapi (to vegetate, to stagnate) gara (to remove, to park, to put away) garacha (to leave fallow) garanti (to guarantee) garbeja (to sheave) garça (to slap, to fling, to chuck, to hurl) garda (to keep) gargaia (to chamfer (a cask)) gargaieja (to gurgle, to gobble) gargouia (to gurgle, to swarm) gargouleja (to gurgle) gargouta (to bubble, to boil) gargouteja (to eat cheaply) gari (to heal, to cure) garni (to equip, to trim, to cane) gasa (to ford (a river), to ford) gasagna (to earn, to win) gascouna (to boast, to swagger) gasta (to damage, to spoil, to alter) gaubeja (to arrange, to fashion, to handle) gauchi (to warp) gaugneja (to simper) gausi (to wear out, to run in, to consume) gava (to force-feed, to gorge, to stuff) gaza (to gas) geina (to bother) gela (to freeze) gemela (to twin, to pair) gemi (to moan) gença (to whine) generalisa (to generalize) geri (to manage) germina (to germinate) gibla (to warp, to bend, to yield) gigouta (to wriggle, to kick about) gimbla (to strap, to girth, to switch, to whip) gimbra (to dress) ginga (to wriggle, to kick about) gingla (to strap, to girth, to lash, to sting) gingoula (to oil, to lament, to yelp) gipa (to plaster) giscla (to squirt, to yelp, to gush, to spurt) glati (to resound, to slam, to clack, to shiver) glena (to glean) glouglouta (to gurgle, to gobble) glourifica (to glorify) glousa (to gloss, to comment) goubeleteja (to tipple) goufra (to emboss) gouia (to limp) gouieja (to be amiss, to limp) gouissa (to moan) gouma (to erase, to gum) gourgoulina (to bubble, to boil) gourrina (to wander) gourrineja (to swindle) gouspiha (to bilk, to cheat, to enjoy) gouteja (to distill, to ooze) gouverna (to govern) gracia (to pardon) graciousa (to pamper, to indulge, to charm) grada (to grade) gradua (to graduate) grafa (to hook, to snag) grafigna (to claw, to scribble, to scratch) grandi (to grow up) granela (to grain) grapa (to seize up) grasiha (to grill, to toast, to fool, to hoodwink) grasseja (to speak with a burr) grata (to scratch) gratifica (to gratify, to reward) gratiha (to titillate) grava (to inscribe, to engrave, to pave) gravita (to gravitate) greda (to sketch, to pencil) greia (to germinate, to bud, to lift, to raise) grepi (to vegetate) gresiha (to sizzle, to sleet) gréuja (to wrong, to injure, to swindle) greva (to weigh down, to burden, to grieve, to labor) grifouna (to scribble, to scarify) grignouta (to mutter) grimasseja (to grimace, to ape, to mimic) gripa (to grab, to seize up) grisaia (to turn grey) griseja (to look grey, to grey, to mist over) grisouna (to turn grey (hair)) grisouneja (to turn grey (hair)) groua (to swarm, to teem, to brood) grouleja (to botch (cobbling)) groumandeja (to sponge, to cadge) groumeta (to curb (a horse)) groupa (to group, to tie, to knot, to seize) groussa (to engross (a deed), to rough-cast (masonry)) grousseja (to engross (a deed)) groussi (to grow bigger) grumeleja (to clot, to curdle) gueira (to watch, to observe) guela (to wail (infant)) guerreja (to wage war, to battle) gueta (to gaiter) guida (to guide) guigna (to nod) guihoutina (to guillotine) guincha (to spy on, to aim, to squint, to eye up) gula (to yell) gusasseja (to beg, to loaf about) guseja (to beg)

idealisa (to idealize) identifica (to identify) idoulatra (to idolize) ignoura (to ignore) ilumina (to illuminate) ilusi (to delude) ilusiouna (to delude) ilustra (to illustrate) imagina (to imagine) imita (to imitate) impausa (to impose) imploura (to implore) impourta (to matter, to import) impourtuna (to pester) improuva (to disapprove) improuvisa (to improvise) imputa (to impute) inagura (to inaugurate) incoumouda (to inconvenience, indisposed) indannisa (to compensate) indispausa (to indispose) indurre (to induce) infama (to outrage, to insult, to mock) injuria (to insult) inmoula (to immolate) inmourtalisa (to immortalize) innoucenta (to clear, to exonerate) inoucula (to inoculate) inounda (to flood) inquieta (to preoccupy, to worry) insoulenta (to insult, to outrage) insulta (to insult) insurgi (to rise up (insurgent)) intercala (to insert) interceda (to intercede) intercepta (to intercept) interdire (to forbid) interessa (to interest) interjita (to lodge (an appeal)) interligna (to interline) interna (to intern) interpela (to hail, to challenge) interpoula (to interpolate) interpreta (to interpret) interrouga (to question) interveni (to intervene) interverti (to transpose, to invert, to swap) intra (to enter) invalida (to invalidate) ipouteca (to mortgage, to engage, to pledge) irrita (to irritate) isaneja (to grumble) iscriéure (to inscribe, to enroll) isoula (to isolate) ispeita (to inspect) ispira (to inspire) issa (to hoist) ista (to remain, to dwell, to sojourn, to be) istala (to install) istituï (to institute) istouria (to embellish) iverna (to winter, to overwinter, to hibernate) iverneja (to hibernate)

jaire (to lie, to rest, to recline) jalouna (to stake out) jalousa (to be jealous of) japa (to bark, to yap) jardineja (to garden) jauneja (to turn yellow) jauni (to turn yellow) jita (to throw, to launch, to rush) jouga (to play, to bet, to wager, to pledge) jougasseja (to dabble at playing) jouglareja (to juggle) jougne (to combine, to bind (a bodice), to join) jouï (to enjoy) jounca (to strew) joungla (to juggle) jounta (to point, to joint (masonry)) judaïsa (to judaize) judica (to judge) juja (to criticize, to judge) juna (to fast) justicia (to execute, to punish) justifica (to justify, to punish, to execute justice on)

labara (to daub, to rough-cast) laboura (to plow) laça (to lace) lacha (to release, to let go, to loosen) lagrema (to cry) lagremeja (to weep, to whimper, to ooze) laguia (to grieve, to labor) laleja (to warble, to babble) lambineja (to dawdle) lamenta (to lament) lamina (to laminate, to roll (metal)) lampa (to run, to flash by, to gallop) lampeja (to flee, to sparkle, to light up) lana (to nap (cloth), woolly) lança (to throw, to launch) lanceja (to sting, to prick, to shoot (pain), to dart) landa (to burn) laneja (to nap (cloth)) lanterneja (to dawdle, to dally) lapa (to lap up) larda (to dart, to lard) lardeja (to sting, to prick, to needle, to pester) lardouna (to mock, to taunt, to lard) larga (to load, to release, to slacken) lassa (to tire) lata (to lath) latineja (to latinize) laura (to plow) lausa (to rent, to praise, to pave with flagstones) lausenja (to extol) lava (to wash) lecita (to sell by auction (jointly owned goods)) lega (to bequeath) legalisa (to legalize) legi (to read) legitima (to legitimize) leissa (to leave, to bequeath, to quit) lengueja (to question, to inspect (pig's tongue)) lenifica (to soothe) lesa (to wrong, to injure) lesina (to skimp) lesta (to ballast) leva (to deduct, to remove, to take away) lia (to tie, to bind) liardeja (to skimp, to haggle) libera (to free) libertineja (to libertine, to lead a loose life) lica (to lick, to savor) liéura (to deliver, to sell) liga (to tie, to bind, to league, to unite) ligna (to bolt, to rod) lima (to file) limita (to limit) lipa (to lick, to lap up, to sponge, to cadge) liquida (to liquidate) lisa (to smooth) lista (to scratch, to strike out, striped) listela (to splint) louga (to rent, to praise, to hire, to lease out) louja (to lodge) loungagneja (to dawdle, to laze about) loungueja (to temporize, to lengthen) lourgna (to eye, to ogle) louta (to parcel out) louteja (to parcel out) lubrifica (to lubricate) luca (to shake on it (a deal)) lucha (to fight, to struggle) lucheta (to dig (with a spade)) lusca (to squint) lusi (to shine, to gleam) lustra (to lustre, to polish) luta (to lute, to seal (with clay))

mabra (to marble, to mottle) maca (to bruise) macera (to macerate) machina (to scheme) machuga (to chew, to chew slowly, to mumble) macula (to stain) madura (to ripen) magagna (to indispose, to sabotage, to inconvenience) magagnouna (to botch) magaia (to hoe) magistera (to lord it over) magnetisa (to magnetize) magnifica (to magnify) magnigna (to mumble) maienca (to hoe, to hoe again) maliceja (to rage, to be harsh) malouna (to tile, to brick) manca (to miss, to lack, less, to offend) manda (to send, to dispatch, to throw) manefleja (to flatter, to wheedle) maneja (to handle, to use) mangiha (to nibble) maniacleja (to pamper) manifesta (to demonstrate) manigança (to scheme) manipula (to manipulate) manja (to eat, food) manoubra (to maneuver) manteni (to maintain) maquignouneja (to horse-trade, to dodge) maquiha (to make up, to disguise) marca (to indicate, to inscribe, to enroll, to mark) marcandeja (to haggle) marcha (to function, to walk, to work) marchanda (to haggle) marci (thanks, to condense) marfi (to wilt, to blight, to macerate, to mortify) marfoundre (to mope, to chill (waiting)) margaia (to enamel, to variegate) margouta (to layer (a plant)) marja (to margin) marla (to marl (soil)) marmouteja (to mutter) marqueta (to inlay, to marquetry) marrela (to cheat, to tile, to cheat (at play)) marrouna (to grumble) martela (to hammer, to scan (verse), to chant) martirisa (to martyr, to torment) masanta (to jolt, to handle, to weigh in the hand) masca (to mask, to disguise) mascara (to blacken, to denigrate, to soil) masera (to massage, to mass, to condense) massa (to massage, to mass) massacana (to block) massacra (to massacre, to sabotage) massouna (to build (masonry)) mastega (to chew, to putty) mastegougna (to chew slowly, to mumble, to pick at food) mastica (to chew, to putty) mastrouia (to fiddle with, to skate, to putter about) mata (to subdue, to repress, to kill) matalassa (to pad, to quilt) materialisa (to materialize) matrassa (to bruise, to stress, to massacre) mau-countenta (to displease) mau-douta (to suspect) mau-mena (to manhandle, to molest) mau-parla (to slander) mau-traire (to prevaricate, to suffer) mau-trata (to mistreat) mau-versa (to embezzle) maucoura (to discourage, to dissuade, to disconcert) mauda (to grumble) maudire (to blame, to curse, to slander) maufaire (to do wrong) maugrabia (to rage, to be furious, to grumble) mecha (to wick, to fuse) medaia (to medal, to award a medal) medecina (to physic, to dose with medicine) medica (to medicate) medita (to meditate) meigri (to lose weight) meinaja (to spare, to manage carefully) meioura (to improve, to obey, to comply) meissouna (to harvest) mejana (to partition) mena (to lead, to drive, to guide) menaça (to threaten) menciouna (to mention) mendica (to beg) mens-dire (to underbid) menti (to lie, to fail, to miss) menuda (to carve small, to whittle) meraviha (to amaze) merita (to deserve) merleta (to crenellate) mesalia (to marry beneath one's station) mesaveni (to turn out badly) mescla (to mix, to mingle, to amalgamate) mescleja (to mix (medicine), to mix, to mingle) mescoumta (to miscount) mescounèisse (to fail to recognize) mescrèire (to disbelieve) mescuja (to despise) mesfaire (to do wrong) mesparla (to slander) mespresa (to despise) messourga (to lie) mestreja (mastery, to dominate, to master) mesura (to gauge, to measure, to stretch, to tend) metre (to put, to admit) miaula (to meow) mignardeja (to pamper) mignouta (to spoil, to pamper) mignouteja (to coddle) milita (to militate) mina (to sulk, to pull a face, to undermine) mingouneja (to beg) minouna (to chatter (magpie)) minuta (to time, to draft (a deed)) mira (to admire, to look at, to gaze at, to aim) miraieja (to shimmer) mistifica (to mystify, to hoax) mitiga (to mitigate) mitouna (to simmer, to rock gently, to simmer slowly) mitra (to miter) mitraia (to machine-gun) mordre (to bite) moubilisa (to mobilize) moubla (to furnish) mouca (to blow (one's nose), to snuff) moudela (to model, to shape) moudera (to moderate) moudifica (to modify, to rework) moudiha (to root about (like a pig)) moudula (to modulate) mouerra (to moire, to water (fabric)) móuga (to move) mougna (to curb (a horse)) moula (to soften, to slacken, to mold, to slow down) moulina (to grind, to pivot, to mill) mouna (to submit, to yield) mounda (to sift, to riddle, to hull, to husk) mounineja (to simper) mounta (to climb, to rise, to raise) mouralisa (to moralize) mourbina (to rage, to be furious) mourdeja (to nibble at) mòure (to move) mourena (to screw) mourfia (to eat) mourga (to taunt, to defy, to brave) mouri (to die) mòurre (to grind, to move, to stir) mourreja (to show one's face, the nose, to spy on) mourtifica (to mortify) móuse (to milk) mousi (to go moldy) mousqueta (to fleck, to speckle) moussa (to foam) mousseja (to foam) moussela (to parcel out) moussiga (to chew, to nibble at, to gnaw) moussiha (to nibble at) moustra (to show) moutassa (to break up clods) moutiva (to motivate) móutouna (to become fleecy (sea, sky)) muda (to change, to move, to displace, to molt) mugi (to bellow) muia (to wet) multiplica (to multiply) muni (to equip) murmura (to murmur) musa (to loiter) musarda (to dawdle) musca (to musk, to perfume) museireja (to loiter) musqueta (to musk, to perfume) muta (to speak) mutila (to mutilate)

nada (to swim) nafra (to grieve, to distress, to gash, to scar) naia (to dilute, to ret (flax)) naisse (to be born) narga (to taunt) nargouseja (to snuffle, to twang) narra (to narrate) narreja (to snuffle, to twang, to snore, to sniff) naturalisa (to naturalize) nauleja (to charter) naviga (to sail, to navigate) neca (to mystify, to hoax, to astonish) nega (to flood, to deny, to drown) neglegi (to neglect) negoucia (to negotiate) negreja (to blacken, to be gloomy) negri (to blacken) neisa (to stagnate) nesciardeja (to act foolishly) neteja (to clean, to wash) niaiseja (to dawdle, to act foolishly) niela (to niello, to engine-turn) nifla (to sniff, to smell) nisa (to nest) nivela (to level) nouceja (to carouse) nouire (to harm) noumbra (to count) nourri (to feed) nouta (to note, to mark) noutifica (to notify) nuança (to shade, to nuance) numerouta (to number)

ouata (to pad, to wad) óubeï (to obey) oublica (to veer, to turn off) óublida (to forget, to omit) óublouna (to hop (brewing)) oubra (to work, to operate) óucasiouna (to cause) óucupa (to occupy) óufensa (to offend, to insult) óuficia (to officiate) óufri (to offer) ougne (to anoint) ouira (to swell, to bloat) oulanda (to cure tobacco leaves) oulia (to oil) oumbra (to shade) oumbreja (to shade) oumoulouga (to approve, to ratify) ouncha (to grease, to anoint) ounda (to wave, to undulate) oundeja (to undulate, to wave) oundra (to honor, to decorate) ounoura (to honor) oupera (to operate) óupila (to obstruct, to block) óupina (to opine) óupremi (to oppress) óupressa (to oppress) ourdeja (to dirty) ourdi (to warp, to begin) ourdouna (to order) ourdounança (to prescribe, to order) ourganisa (to organize) óurienta (to orient) óurina (to urinate) ourjoula (to darn, to mend) ourla (to howl, to hem) ourleta (to hem) ourmeja (to anchor) ourna (to decorate, to adorn) ourquestra (to orchestrate) oursa (to luff) ourtougrafia (to spell) óusserva (to observe, to notice) oustina (to persist) óuta (to opt) óuteni (to obtain) óutra (to exaggerate) óuvala (to make oval) óuvia (to obviate)

pacha (to conspire, to make a pact) pacheja (to bargain, to make a deal) pachouqueja (to chatter, to gossip) pacienta (to wait patiently) pacifica (to pacify) paga (to pay, to remunerate) paisse (to graze, to feed) palafica (to petrify) palaversa (to dig) pali (to turn pale) palia (to alleviate) pampaieja (to shimmer, to sparkle) panardeja (to limp) panela (to panel) panoucheja (to mend) panouia (to swab) panouteja (to cheat, to defraud) pantaia (to dream, to gasp) pantaieja (to rave, to daydream) papafardeja (to gossip) papeirassa (to do paperwork) paqueta (to pack) para (to decorate, to adorn) parada (to parade) parafrasa (to paraphrase) parafuia (to panel, to wainscot) paralisa (to paralyze) paralitica (to paralyze) parangouna (to compare, to typeset) paraula (to hold forth) parauleja (to ramble, to prattle) parèisse (to appear) parga (to park) parla (to speak) parlufeja (to whisper) paroudia (to parody) parpaieja (to flicker) parpaiouneja (to flit about) parpeleja (to blink) parqueta (to parquet) parrafa (to initial (a document)) parteja (to share) parti (to leave, to share) participa (to participate) particularisa (to particularize) partouri (to give birth) passa (to pass, to exceed, to cross) passamana (to trim (with braid)) passeja (to walk, to stroll) passi (to wither, to fade) pasta (to knead, to mix) pastissa (to bake pastries) pastouia (to gossip) pastura (to graze) patenta (to license) pateteja (to hesitate, to dawdle) pati (to suffer) patineja (to skate) patouia (to wade, to smear) patramandeja (to trade in antiques) patricouta (to fiddle with) patrouia (to patrol) patrouna (to sponsor) patufela (to dawdle) patuscla (to flee, to bolt) paufica (to plant, to drive in) paupa (to feel, to grope) pausa (to place, to lay down) pava (to pave) pavesa (to bedeck with flags) pavouneja (to strut, to swagger) pebra (to pepper) pebreja (to sting, to fume) peca (to sin, to err) pedassa (to mend, to patch) pega (to stick, to glue) pegne (to paint) pegouteja (to bother) pela (to peel, to strip) peleja (to fondle, to wind into a ball) pelouta (to fondle) pelucha (to fluff, to pill) penacha (to mix, to blend) penchina (to comb) pendoula (to hang) pèndre (to hang) penetra (to penetrate) penja (to lean, to hang) pensa (to think, to reflect) pensiouna (to pension off) pequeneja (to vegetate) perbouca (to roughcast (plaster)) perboula (to fold down, to reduce) perbouli (to blanch, to scald) percassa (to expel) percebre (to perceive, to collect) percoula (to travel through) perdouna (to forgive) perdre (to lose) pereja (to laze about) perfiela (to unravel (gold thread)) perfila (to unravel) perfoura (to perforate) perfourni (to supply fully) perfuma (to perfume, to fumigate) peri (to destroy, to perish) pericla (to thunder) periclita (to decline, to founder) perifrasa (to use periphrasis) perima (to expire, to lapse) perleja (to bead, to pearl) perlounga (to prolong) permena (to walk, to stroll) permetre (to allow, to permit) permuta (to swap, to permute) peroura (to hold forth) perpensa (to ponder, to reflect) perpetra (to perpetrate) perpetua (to perpetuate) perprendre (to circumvent) persecuta (to persecute) persegui (to pursue, to continue) persevera (to persevere) persiéula (to mock, to banter) persista (to persist) persounifica (to personify) persuada (to persuade) pertouca (to concern, to move) pertrata (to negotiate) perveni (to reach, to attain) perverti (to pervert) pesa (to weigh) pesca (to fish, to catch) pestela (to lock) peta (to burst, to explode) petarafa (to careen (a ship)) petarda (to blast, to bombard) peteja (to sparkle, to fume) peticiouna (to petition) petoufieja (to gossip, to fiddle with) petrifica (to petrify) petunia (to smoke tobacco) péu-tira (to pull hair, to harass) piaia (to squawk) pica (to hit, to strike) picouleja (to dig, to peck) picoura (to peck) piela (to grind, to crush) piéula (to chirp, to warble) piéuta (to chirp) pigaia (to speckle, to mottle) piha (to plunder) pilouta (to pilot) pima (to affect) pinca (to engine-turn) pincela (to paint) pindarisa (to write in pindaric style) pinta (to paint, to color) pintourleja (to daub, to paint) pintura (to paint) piouna (to pioneer, to move a pawn) pipa (to inhale, to draw in) pita (to peck, to bite) pitra (to fume, to seethe) pivela (to fascinate, to seduce) pivouta (to pivot) placa (to plate, to abandon) plaça (to place) placarda (to post up) plafouna (to cap, to ceiling) plaga (to wound) plagne (to pity) plaire (to please) plana (to plane, to glide) plancheira (to floor (with boards)) planouna (to plane (wood)) planta (to plant, to establish) plastrouna (to show off) platina (to bard (meat)) pleca (to pleat) plecha (to bend, to draw taut) plega (to fold, to bend) pleideja (to plead) ploumba (to seal with lead, to fill (tooth)) ploura (to cry, to weep) plourineja (to whine, to whimper) plouvina (to drizzle) pluma (to pluck, to fleece) poucheja (to chip in money) pouchina (to botch, to bungle) pouda (to prune, to trim) poudé (to be able to, can) poudra (to powder) pouëteja (to poeticize) pougnarda (to stab) pougne (to sting, to spur) pouja (to climb, to sail) poularisa (to polarize) pouliçouneja (to romp, to play pranks) poulitica (to talk politics) pouma (to head (cabbage)) poumpa (to pump, to draw in) poumpouna (to primp, to doll up) pounchouna (to prick, to goad) pounciva (to sand) pounçouna (to punch, to stamp) poundre (to lay (eggs)) pounta (to point, to punt) pountifica (to pontificate) pountiha (to dot, to stipple) pountua (to punctuate) poupla (to populate) poupouna (to pamper, to coddle) poupularisa (to popularize) pourgi (to offer, to present) pourre-jita (to squander) pourta (to carry, to bring) pousa (to draw (water)) poussa (to push, to grow) pousseda (to possess) poussedi (to possess) pousta (to post, to station) poustana (to panel, to floor) poustemeja (to fester) poustula (to apply for) poutinga (to medicate, to adulterate) poutouna (to kiss) pratica (to practice) prebenda (to grant a prebend) precauciouna (to caution) preceda (to precede) precedi (to precede) precepita (to precipitate) precisa (to specify) precounisa (to advocate) predestina (to predestine) predica (to preach) predire (to predict) predoumina (to predominate) preferi (to prefer) prefounda (to deepen) prega (to pray) pregemi (to desire, to sense) prejita (to insult, to abuse) prejudica (to prejudice, to harm) prejuja (to prejudge) preleva (to deduct, to levy) preludia (to prelude) premedita (to premeditate) premuni (to safeguard) prendre (to take, to seize) prene (to take) preóucupa (to preoccupy) prepara (to prepare) prepausa (to propose, to suggest) presa (to appreciate, to prize) presaja (to foreshadow) prescriéure (to prescribe) presenta (to present, to exhibit) preserva (to preserve) presida (to preside) pressenti (to sense, to anticipate) presta (to lend) presumi (to presume) pretèndre (to claim) pretesta (to use as a pretext) prevalé (to prevail) prevarica (to be derelict in duty) prevèire (to foresee) preveni (to warn, to prevent) prima (to prevail, to award a prize) prisa (to value, to take snuff) privilegia (to favor, to privilege) proucedi (to proceed) prouclama (to proclaim) proucura (to procure) proudiga (to lavish) proudurre (to produce) proufana (to desecrate) prouferi (to utter) proufessa (to profess) proufetisa (to prophesy) prouficha (to benefit, to profit) proufiela (to profile) prougressa (to progress) proujeta (to project, to plan) proulounga (to prolong, to defer) proumena (to walk) proumetre (to promise) proumòure (to promote) proumulga (to enact) prouna (to advocate) prounouncia (to pronounce) prounoustica (to predict) proupaga (to spread) proupourciouna (to proportion) prourouga (to prorogue, to extend) prouscriéure (to proscribe) prouspera (to prosper) proustituï (to prostitute) proutegi (to protect) proutesta (to protest, to claim) prouva (to prove, to test) prouveni (to originate) prouvesi (to provide, to supply) prouvouca (to provoke) publica (to publish, to enact) puni (to punish) purga (to purge) purifica (to purify)

quadriha (to grid, to checker) qualifica (to qualify) quatripla (to quadruple) querela (to quarrel) questiouna (to question) quicha (to press, to squeeze) quiha (to erect, to perch) quila (to yelp, to shriek) quintupla (to quintuple) quista (to beg, to collect) quita (to leave, to give back) quitança (to pay off, to receipt)

rabaia (to gather, to grab) rabatre (to fold down, to reduce) rabeissa (to belittle) rabiha (to dress again) rabina (to burn, to scorch) rabouni (to improve, to grow milder) rabouta (to plane (wood)) raca (to vomit) rachata (to buy back) racina (to root) raciouna (to ration) racoula (to solicit, to canvass) racoumpli (to fill) racounta (to tell, to recount) racourda (to connect) radassa (to idle, to laze) radurre (to bring back) rafiha (to rally) ragousta (to whet the appetite) raia (to streak, to stream) raiouna (to radiate) raja (to flow, to gush) rajoula (to stream, to flow) rajusta (to readjust) ralegra (to gladden, to cheer up) ralenti (to slow down) ralia (to rally) ralinga (to bolt-rope (sail)) ramaja (to warble, to twitter) rambaia (to rebuff) rambourra (to stuff, to pad) ramboursa (to reimburse) ramena (to take back) ramenta (to recall) ramouna (to sweep (chimney)) rampara (to fortify) rampega (to reglue) rampela (to drum, to overbid) ramplaça (to replace) ramplega (to refold) rampli (to fill) rampouna (to cling to) ranceja (to go rancid) rançouna (to extort) rancura (to reproach) randoubla (to redouble) ranfourça (to reinforce) rangouleja (to wheeze, to groan) ranima (to revive) ranvita (to outbid) rapela (to recall) rapia (to plunder) rapiha (to glean, to pilfer) rapina (to plunder) rapourta (to bring back, to report) raproucha (to bring closer) rapuga (to glean, to gather) rarefica (to rarefy) rasa (to shave, to raze) rascla (to scrape, to shear) rasouira (to anchor in a roadstead) raspa (to grate) raspigna (to scrape) rassegura (to reassure) rassembla (to gather) rasserena (to calm, to soothe) rastela (to rake) ratifica (to ratify) ratina (to friz (cloth)) ratuva (to relight) rausa (to tan, to sunburn) ravaja (to ravage) ravala (to swallow back, to debase) ravasseja (to daydream, to ramble) ravitaia (to supply, to resupply) ravouira (to grumble) reabili (to rehabilitate) reabitua (to reaccustom) reagi (to react) reajourna (to postpone again) realisa (to realize, to achieve) reaprene (to relearn) reassigna (to reassign) reatala (to reharness) reaussa (to enhance, to heighten) reavé (to get back, to recover) rebandi (to relaunch) rebari (to enclose) rebarra (to close again, to rebuff) rebasti (to rebuild) rebateja (to rename, to rebaptize) rebatre (to reflect, to fold down) rebeca (to retort, to answer back) rebeissa (to lower again) rebenesi (to bless again) rebla (to backfill) reblanchi (to whiten again) rebouca (to plaster, to trim, to replaster) rebouchi (to retort) reboufa (to flow back) rebouie (to reboil) rebouli (to ferment, to reboil, to suffer) reboumba (to bounce) reboumbela (to bounce) reboumbi (to thunder, to resound, to ricochet) rebourda (to re-edge) rebousca (to reforest) rebouta (to repel, to reset, to replace) reboutouna (to rebutton) rebrica (to retort, to reply) rebrida (to rebridle) rebrounda (to prune, to trim, to lop) rebruia (to multiply again) rebufa (to rebuff, to repel) rebuta (to rebuff, to repel, to reject) recabussa (to relapse, to plunge again) recacheta (to reseal) recaire (to fall again) recaliva (to revive, to rekindle, to relaunch) recampa (to gather, to rally, to return) recantouna (to corner) recapela (to cover again) recapitula (to recapitulate) recarda (to recard) recarga (to reload) recassa (to snatch, to grab, to hunt again) recata (to lodge, to shelter, to gather) recauca (to repel) recaupre (to recover) recaussa (to earth up again) recava (to dig again, to stave in) recaviha (to transplant) recebre (to receive) recensa (to census) recepa (to coppice) recerca (to search for, to seek) rechanja (to change again) rechapla (to repeat endlessly, to harp on) recharra (to talk again) recidiva (to relapse) reciéucla (to rehoop) recita (to recite) reclama (to claim) reclava (to close again) reclavela (to renail) recoubra (to recover, to retrieve, to collect) recoucha (to put to bed again) recougna (to hit again) recouifa (to redo hair) recouire (to recook) recoula (to decant, to reglue, to iron again) recoulta (to harvest) recoumanda (to recommend, to pull strings for) recoumença (to start over, to redo) recoumpausa (to recompose) recoumta (to recount) recouncilia (to reconcile) recoundurre (to renew, to escort back) recounèisse (to recognize) recounfourta (to comfort) recounquista (to reconquer) recounvida (to reinvite) recoupa (to cross-check, to double, to resume) recoupia (to copy again) recouquiha (to curl up, to roll up) recourba (to bend back) recourda (to remind, to harvest) recourdura (to sew again) recourre (to resort to) recoustituï (to reconstitute, to recreate) recoustruire (to rebuild) recrea (to recreate) recrèisse (to grow again) recrespi (to replaster) recroucheta (to re-clasp) recroumpa (to buy back) recruta (to recruit) recula (to back up, to retreat, to deflate) reculi (to collect, to devote oneself) recurbi (to cover again) recusa (to challenge) redaia (to mow again) redaura (to regild) redavala (to go down again) redeima (to reform, to limit) redemanda (to ask again) redèure (to owe again) redigi (to draft, to write out) redire (to say again) redoubla (to redouble) redoula (to roll, to turn, to gather) redouna (to give back) redounda (to be redundant) redouta (to dread) redreissa (to straighten) redurbi (to reopen) redurre (to reduce) reedifica (to rebuild) reedita (to reissue) reelegi (to re-elect) reengaja (to re-hire) reestaca (to reattach) refaire (to redo) refèndre (to split) referi (to refer) referma (to close again, to firm up) refistoula (to patch up) reflechi (to reflect, to think) reflouri (to reflower) refoufa (to repel, to overflow) refouire (to hoe) refoundre (to recast) refounsa (to push back in) refourma (to reform) refourti (to strengthen, to fortify, to firm up) refousiga (to dig again) refregi (to refrigerate) refreja (to cool) refresca (to refresh, to rinse) refrougna (to frown) refrounsi (to frown) refugi (to flee, to avoid) refuieta (to leaf through again) refusa (to refuse) refuta (to refute) rega (to streak, to stripe, to furrow) regacha (to look at, to consider, to eye) regagna (to regain, to rebuff, to balk) regala (to treat, to offer, to delight) reganta (to catch up, to reach, to regain) regarda (to look at, to concern, to inspect) regarni (to refurnish) regela (to refreeze) regenera (to regenerate) regenta (to rule over) regi (to govern, to rule) regibla (to straighten, to rivet) regipa (to replaster) regiscla (to splash, to spurt back) reglamenta (to regulate) regna (to reign) regoubiha (to dress again) regoula (to flow, to stream, to roll) regouleja (to stream) regounfla (to reinflate, to swell) regourga (to overflow) regracia (to thank) regrandi (to enlarge again) regrata (to scrape again) regreia (to regrow, to multiply again) regreta (to regret) regueja (to furrow, to plow) reguigna (to balk, to mutiny, to kick) regularisa (to regularize) reïntegra (to reintegrate) reïtera (to reiterate) reitifica (to rectify) rejana (to tow) rejita (to reject, to eliminate) rejouga (to play again) rejougne (to rejoin, to catch up, to collect) rejouï (to delight) rejounta (to repoint) rejouveni (to rejuvenate) relaia (to relay) relança (to relaunch) relarga (to widen, to release, to space out) relata (to relate) relava (to rewash) relega (to relegate) relegi (to reread) releva (to raise, to bail out, to relay) relia (to bind) religa (to bind) relouga (to relet) reluca (to eye) relusi (to shine) rema (to row) remaiouta (to swaddle again) remancha (to rehandle) remanda (to dismiss, to send back, to postpone) remaneja (to revise) remarca (to notice) remarida (to remarry) remastega (to chew again, to brood over) rembala (to repack) rembarca (to re-embark) remedia (to remedy) remeisa (to soften) remembra (to recall) rememouria (to recall) remena (to stir, to repeat endlessly, to bring back) remenda (to mend, to repair) remercia (to thank) remescla (to remix) remetre (to hand over, to postpone) remiéuta (to grumble) remiéuteja (to mutter, to grumble) remisa (to garage, to house) remordre (to bite again) remoubla (to refurnish) remouca (to tow, to rebuff, to retort) remouchina (to rebuff, to snap at, to scold) remoula (to regrind) remouli (to soften) remoulina (to whirl, to swirl, to twirl) remoumia (to ruminate, to grumble, to complain) remounta (to go back up, to cheer up, to restore) remoustra (to show again, to object) rempli (to fill) rempluma (to recover, to fatten up again) rempremi (to reprint) remuda (to change, to revise, to transplant) remuia (to dilute, to soak again, to ooze) remunera (to remunerate) rena (to grumble, to growl, to recriminate) renaisse (to be reborn) rendourmi (to fall back asleep) rèndre (to give back) renega (to deny, to swear, to blaspheme) reneja (to croak, to wail) renferma (to contain, to shut in again) rengueina (to sheathe again) renja (to tidy up) renouma (to rename, to repute) renouncia (to renounce, to abdicate) renousa (to reknot) renouva (to renovate, to renew) renouvela (to renew) rensigna (to inform) reourganisa (to reorganize) repaisse (to feed) repapihouta (to highlight (painting)) repara (to repair, to rehabilitate) reparèisse (to reappear) reparla (to talk again) reparti (to leave again, to distribute) repasima (to soften) repassa (to iron again, to revise) repatia (to revive, to mend) repatria (to reconcile) repauma (to bounce) repausa (to rest) repava (to repave) repedassa (to patch up) repenja (to rehang) repensa (to rethink) repepia (to repeat endlessly, to ramble, to harp on) repercuti (to echo) reperdre (to lose again) repesca (to fish out again) repeta (to throb) repetena (to fume, to balk, to kick) repeti (to repeat) repetouia (to keep repeating) repica (to strike again, to reply, to hit again) repinta (to repaint) replana (to level, to treat) replanta (to replant, to transplant) replega (to fold back) replica (to reply) repluma (to molt) repouja (to base-coat (plaster)) repouli (to repolish) repoupla (to repopulate) repourgi (to represent) repourta (to postpone, to carry over) repoussa (to push back) repoutega (to fume, to badmouth, to mutter) repremi (to repress) reprendre (to resume) reprene (to resume) representa (to represent) reprimenda (to reprimand) reproucha (to reproach) reproudurre (to reproduce) reprouva (to reprove) repudia (to repudiate) repugna (to be repugnant) reputa (to repute) requeri (to require) requiha (to raise up) requinquiha (to revive, to cheer up, to comfort) requista (to petition) requita (to pay off, to settle) rescoundre (to conceal, to hide, to keep silent) rescountra (to meet) rescriéure (to rewrite) rescura (to scour) reserva (to reserve) resida (to reside) resigna (to resign) resista (to resist) resouna (to reason, to comment) respeli (to be reborn, to revive, to rekindle) respeta (to respect) respicha (to hold back, to reserve) respira (to breathe) resplendi (to shine brightly) respondre (to answer) respousca (to splash back, to lap) resquiha (to slip, to skid) ressa (to saw) ressacia (to satiate) ressana (to heal) ressarra (to tighten) ressauna (to bleed again) ressauta (to startle, to flinch, to jump again) ressega (to speculate) ressegui (to check, to peruse) ressèire (to reseat) ressembla (to resemble) ressemela (to resole) ressemena (to resow) ressenti (to feel) ressesi (to regain control) ressouca (to coppice) ressóuda (to re-solder) ressouna (to resound, to thunder) ressourti (to come back out) ressusa (to sweat again) ressuscita (to resurrect) resta (to stay, to remain, to live) restabli (to restore) restama (to retin) restanca (to dam, to stop, to restrain) restaura (to restore, to comfort) restituï (to restore, to give back) restoubla (to stubble, to exceed, to replant) restounti (to resound) restrangla (to shrink, to narrow) restrechi (to shrink) restregne (to restrict, to embrace, to limit) resulta (to result) resumi (to summarize) retacouna (to mend) retaia (to circumcise, to recut) retamisa (to keep repeating) retapa (to fix up, to plug, to caulk) retarda (to delay) retegne (to redye) reteni (to hold back) retipa (to imitate, to reproduce, to resemble) retira (to withdraw, to lodge, to receive) retorse (to twist again) retouca (to touch up) retoumba (to fall again, to rack off, to transfuse) retoundre (to shear again) retourna (to turn over) retourtiha (to twist, to twiddle) retraire (to retrace, to resemble, to reproach) retrancha (to cut off) retrata (to retract) retrauca (to pierce again) retravaia (to rework) retrempa (to re-temper) retreta (to retreat, to reprocess) retribuï (to remunerate) retrouba (to find again) retroucedi (to retrocede) retrouva (to find again) retuba (to relight) reüssi (to succeed) reva (to gauge) revèire (to see again) revela (to reveal) revendica (to claim) revèndre (to resell) reveni (to come back, to be resuscitated) revenja (to avenge) revera (to revere) reverbera (to reverberate) reverdeja (to green again) reverdi (to green again) reversa (to pour back) reverta (to recall) revesi (to see again, to check) revessa (to return) revessina (to turn back, to roll up) revesti (to clothe, to invest) reviéuda (to revive, to rekindle, to resuscitate) reviha (to wake up) revira (to turn over, to translate, to veer) reviroula (to pivot, to twirl, to waltz) revisa (to revise) reviscoula (to revive, to perk up) revouca (to revoke) revouira (to overflow) revoula (to fly again) revouluciouna (to revolutionize) revouluna (to whirl, to twirl) revóuta (to revolt) revuja (to pour back) ribeja (to skirt, to run along, to hug the shore) ribla (to rivet) ribouteja (to carouse) richouna (to giggle) richouneja (to snicker) ridiculisa (to ridicule) rifla (to grab, to slip) rima (to scorch, to burn, to rhyme) rimaia (to versify poorly) rimeja (to rhyme, to versify) rintra (to enter, to come home) riqueteja (to collate) rire (to laugh) risca (to risk) risouleja (to smile) rivalisa (to compete, to rival) rouca (to castle (chess)) roucoula (to coo) rouda (to wander, to prowl) roudeja (to prowl, to skirt, to hover around) rougeja (to glow red, to blush) rougi (to blush, to turn red) rougna (to trim) roula (to roll) roumia (to ruminate, to purr) roumpre (to break, to shatter, to smash) rounca (to snore, to purr) roundina (to grumble) rounfla (to snore, to snort) rounsa (to jostle) rousiga (to gnaw, to nibble, to corrode) roussi (to scorch, to brown) roussignouleja (to sing like a nightingale) rousta (to thrash) rousti (to roast, to swindle, to con) roustina (to burn) routa (to burp) rouviha (to grumble, to complain, to rust) rudeja (to bully) rufa (to wrinkle, to frown) rugi (to roar) rusca (to tan) rusqueja (to bark (a tree)) rustica (to farm, to toil)