Ripuarian-English-Ripuarian Dictionary + Ripuarian Names List

(v) Verb
(n) Noun
(a) Adjective
(m) Always masculine
(f) Always feminine
(g) Always neuter
(c) Countless

All nouns are present in Masculine/Singular forms.
All verbs are present in their noun/base form.(Masculine Nominative/Accusative without suffixes)
All adjectives are present in Masculine form.

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é
é - And
ésta(n)(f) - east
énfantü(n)(m) - child
émiro(n)(g) - the one in command
émiré(v) - command/lead
émporéro(n)(g) - Emperor[Foreign: Kingdome, assimilated]
émporé(n)(m) - Empire[Foreign: Kingdome, assimilated]
énfantré(n) - Infantry
ecsiporé(v) - scout/explore
i
iré - go
n
naméħarté(v) - decrease alertness
nyi - no
néŋuté(v) - To be fine
nüvo(n)(m) - ship
nico(v) - to clear
nitaħon(n) - Victory
t
té - singular masculine definitive article(the) See Ripuarian definitive articles for more information
tés - plural masculine definitive article(the)
ta - singular feminine definitive article(the)
tas - plural feminine definitive article(the)
to - singular neuter definitive article(the)
tos - plural neuter definitive article(the)
térjüħé(v) - swing
tova(adj) - Good
ata - from(f)
até - from(m)
ato - from(g)
términa - last
tnelogo(n) - Dialogue
b
badé(v) - have
d
déconté(v) - miscount(used when referring to a discount)
da - to(feminine)
dé - to(masculine)
do - to(neuter)
dojé(v) - approach
désnésé(v) - dismiss
déréħa(n)(f) - path/road
bilada(n)(f) - state/country
p
poligé(n)(m) - fortifications
pagü(n)(m) - stick
prégüné(v) - ask
pamijo(n)(g) - family
plüsé(v) - add
pjaja(n)(f) - beach
pjaga(n)(m) - Party
g
güro(n)(g) - war
garisoné(v) - entrench/get in garrison
crabé - but
c
caréħarté(v) - increase alertness
cajvira(n)(f) - cavalry
cérda(n)(f) - city
caŋé(v) - call
catiba(n)(m) - book
cativü(n)(m) - writing, message
catibé(v) - write
cativüréro(n) - messenger/deliverer
contra - preposition(against)
costüsé(v) - Be expensive/costly for someone
cé - Addressing word(this)
cammandü(n)(m) - military commander
capitana(n)(f) - Captain, Naval Commander
careno(n)(n) - order/command
clilo(n)(n) - voice/sound
r
radara(n)(f) - radar
rügé(a) - red
rapido(a) - fast
rodo(m)(n) - bear
ripüriša(n)(f) - Ripuaria(country)
répübjica(n)(f) - Republic
rovü(v) - to meet
f
farté(n)(m) - part
v
vüjé(v) - want
vété(v) - make
vétérü(n) - Worker
vija(n)(f) - town
ť
ťé(n)(f) - tea
ťéra(n)(f) - door
ťašé(v) - be thirsty
a
a - 1st person, singular and feminine possessive pronoun(See Ripuarian possessive nouns for more information)
as - 1st person, plural and feminine possessive pronoun
aé - 2nd person, singular and feminine possessive pronoun
aés - 2nd person, plural and feminine possessive pronoun
ar - 3rd person, singular and feminine possessive pronoun
ars - 3rd person, plural and feminine possessive pronoun
ana - in(feminine)
ané - in(masculine)
ano - in(neuter)
adré - to
acostüsé(v) - Be cheap for someone
ajühü(n)(m) - God
ajühét(n)(m) - Pretender God
acbaré(v) - to be great
ayé(v) - assign
ajoré(v) - tall in a verb form, tallen
ajéré(v) - send
agédosé(v) - arrive
ajéħa(v) - to say goodbye
ŋ
ŋünté(v) - to hunt
ŋita(n)(g)(c) - night
ŋüja(n)(g)(c) - day
y
yétra(n)(f) - word
yétrasü(n)(f) - sentence
yétrasatra(n)(f) - Grammar
yératé(v) - activate
m
moro(a) - large
macü(n) - person, human
mijitara(n)(m) - Military, Soldiers, Station
méršantü(n) - merchant, seller
mérsi(v) - To thank
h
honta(f)(n) - hunt
ħ
ħacé(v) - walk
ħaconé(v) - move
ħabité(v) - live(in - requires aux word)
ħabété(n)(m) - home
ħaša(n)(f) - ax/hatchet
ħacbira(n)(f) - cannon
š
šaté(v) - hear
šé - What?
šü - Who?
j
jévanté(v) - raise(build)
jénto(a) - Slow
jatifo(adj) - nice
s
s̲if(n)(g) - sword[Foreign: Arabic]
singüla(a) - alone
séra(v) - be
séroca(v) - be on...
soréro(n)(m) - storm
süda(n)(f) - south
simaro(a) - small
satüri - continually
séta - As
scapü(n)(m) - landscape
salamé(v) - greet/say hello
o
oyi - yes
oé - 2nd person, singular and neuter possessive pronoun(See Ripuarian possessive nouns for more information)
oés - 2nd person, plural and neuter possessive pronoun
or - 3rd person, singular and neuter possessive pronoun
ors - 3rd person, plural and neuter possessive pronoun
ü
ü - 1st person, singular and masculine possessive pronoun(See Ripuarian possessive nouns for more information)
üs - 1st person, plural and masculine possessive pronoun
üa - 2nd person, singular and masculine possessive pronoun
üas - 2nd person, plural and masculine possessive pronoun
ür - 3rd person, singular and masculine possessive pronoun
ürs - 3rd person, plural and masculine possessive pronoun
üb(n)(m) - knocking sound

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Feminine First Names
jénin
carimi
sabra
gasa
asima
hoda
gabira

Masculine First Names
aħmé
nübarü
paša
nasarü
aji
gabiré

Last Name Structure
Last names are usually created by taking the father's name and adding 'abü' or 'abdé', which comes from Arabic.
Other formats include a surname followed by a region/place from which the family comes from.
Or a surname with the prefix 'aj-' coming from Arabic.

Last Names
büaŋadé
hüsané