tablecloth
tail
tailor
tall
tar; distilled tar
tasty
tea
teal
tear
temple
ten
thank you; thanks
that
the only one
the whole
then; at that time; in those days
there; in that place; at that location
there; to that place; thither
they
thick flour porridge; zagusta
thimble
thin, skinny, emaciated, lean
thin, slender, slim
this
those
thousand
thread
three
threshold; doorstep
throat
through; across
Thursday
tick
tight; close-fitting; narrow; constricting
tight; snug; closely and firmly fitted
time
to acquire
to add
to answer; to reply; to respond
to argue
to arrange; to stack in order
to ask
to ask; to request; to beg
to bake
to bark
to be
to be able to; to have the skill
to be angry; to get angry
to be late; to lag behind
to be poisoned by fumes
to be running
to be sick
to become numb; to lose sensation
to become silent
to begin; to start
to bite
to bless
to bloom, to blossom, to flower
to blow
to blow (about the wind)
to blow (the forge); to fan the forge
to boil
to bow; to greet with a bow
to break off; to chip off
to break to pieces
to break; to smash
to breathe
to bruise; to contuse; to injure by impact
to build (to finish) a house
to build a log cabin; to hew logs; to notch logs
to burn
to burn the slash-and-burn plot
to bury; to inter; to lay to rest
to butt
to buy; to purchase
to call; to summon; to invite
to calm
to carry
to carry; to bear; to transport
to castrate; to geld
to catch
to catch a cold; to get chilled
to catch fish with a
to catch up
to caulk; to chink
to choose
to chop; to hew; to cut with an axe
to churn (butter)
to clean; to tidy up; to put in order
to clear; to grub up (for a field or meadow)
to close; to shut
to comb, to brush (hair)
to come back
to come; to arrive; to reach
to cough
to count; to calculate
to crane-call
to crawl; to creep
to crow
to crush
to cry
to cure (of)
to curry (leather)
to cut out (fabric); to cut a pattern
to cut; to slice
to dance
to dare
to detect, to notice
to die
to dig
to dismantle; to take apart (a stove, house)
to disparage; to badmouth
to divide
to doze
to drink
to drip, to dribble
to dye (nets); to tan (nets)
to earn
to eat
to end up; to find oneself
to endure; to tolerate; to bear
to envy
to exchange; to swap; to change
to fall asleep; to doze off
to fall out
to fall; to drop
to fear
to feed (animals)
to fight
to find
to find out
to finish; to end; to complete
to fish; to catch fish
to fly
to forge (iron); to smith
to forget; to fail to remember
to forgive (sins); to grant absolution; to show mercy
to freeze; to get cold; to become numb with cold
to frighten; to scare; to startle
to gather; to collect; to put together
to get along; to be at peace
to get lost; to lose one's way
to get tired; to become weary; to be exhausted
to gift
to give
to give birth
to gouge
to grab; to seize
to grind; to mill
to grow
to guard; to watch over
to guess
to hang up
to have time (+ to)
to hear
to heat; to harden (metal); to temper
to help; to assist; to aid
to hem; to overcast (an edge)
to hew; to adze
to hide; to conceal
to hinder; to obstruct; to interfere
to hire; to employ
to hit the target
to hit; to strike; to beat
to hold
to howl
to hug; to embrace
to hurry; to rush; to hasten
to insert; to thread
to intend; to plan
to itch
to jerk
to jingle
to jump; to leap; to hop
to keep safe
to kick; to strike with foot
to kill; to slaughter
to kiss
to knit
to know
to laugh
to lay eggs; to oviposit (of birds)
to leave; to go; to depart
to leave; to let stay
to let go; to allow; to release
to lick
to lie down
to lie; to be lying
to lie; to deceive
to light; to kindle
to like; to please
to live
to look; to watch
to lose
to love
to make
to manage; to control; to handle; to govern
to marry
to measure
to meet
to melt
to melt (butter); to clarify (butter)
to mend linen; to repair clothing
to mention
to meow
to moo; to low
to move
to mow; to scythe
to name; to call; to designate
to neigh; to whinny
to open
to order
to oust
to overturn; to tip over; to knock down
to pain
to pay
to pick, to harvest
to pierce, to prick, to puncture
to play (the accordion)
to play; to amuse oneself
to plough
to pluck (leaves); to pick off
to pour over; to spill over
to pour; to flow
to praise; to commend; to extol
to press
to promise; to assure; to pledge
to propose marriage
to push; to shove
to put; to lay
to rain
to raise, to elevate, to lift up
to ransom
to read
to reap
to rejoice; to be glad
to remember
to rent
to rest
to ret; to soak
to ride, to drive
to rinse
to ripen
to rise (of a heavenly body)
to rock; to sway (a baby in a cradle)
to row
to rub
to say
to scold
to scutch (flax); to process (flax)
to search; to look for; to seek
to see
to see off; to accompany; to escort
to sell
to send; to dispatch; to direct
to set off; to go; to start a journey
to sew
to sharpen on a whetstone
to sharpen with a honing stick
to shear (sheep)
to shine
to shiver
to shoot
to shout, to scream, to yell
to shove; to cram (into)
to show; to point out; to display
to sing
to sink; to drown
to sit
to ski
to skin (animals); to flay
to sleep; to be asleep
to smell; to have a scent
to smell; to sniff
to smoke
to sneeze
to snore
to soak; to immerse in water
to solder; to braze
to sow
to spawn
to spear fish by torchlight; to fish by lamplight
to spin
to spit
to split (kindling); to whittle splints
to split; to cleave; to chop (firewood)
to spoil, to ruin, to mar, to damage
to spread out (hay); to scatter hay
to squeeze; to compress; to press together
to stack sheaves (in the riga)
to stand
to steal
to steam
to steam oneself (in the bathhouse)
to step on; to tread on
to step; to stride; to march
to stick; to adhere; to cling
to stir; to mix; to agitate
to stop; to halt; to bring to a standstill
to strain
to strain (milk)
to stroke
to subside (of wind, storm, sea, water, or natural forces)
to suck
to sup
to swaddle
to swallow
to sweat, to perspire
to sweep; to clean with a broom
to swell; to become swollen
to swell; to expand
to swim; to float
to take
to take away
to tan (leather)
to taste
to teach
to tear; to rip; to pull apart
to tease
to tell fortunes
to think
to thirst
to thresh
to throw
to thrust; to stick in
to tickle
to tidy up; to clean (a room)
to tie up; to tether
to tie; to bind
to till; to cultivate (land)
to torment; to cause suffering
to touch; to feel; to make contact
to trade; to do business
to turn; to change direction; to veer
to twist
to twist (yarn); to spin
to understand
to undress; to take off (clothing)
to unpick; to rip (a seam)
to unseal
to urinate; to pee
to vomit
to wait
to wake up
to walk; to go (on foot); to move about
to want; to wish
to warp (a loom); to set up the warp
to wash
to wave, to point, to show
to wave; to swing
to weave
to weed
to whisper
to whistle
to wind yarn into a ball
to wind yarn onto a reel
to winnow
to wipe
to work; to labour
to write
toad
tobacco
today
toe
tomorrow
tongs; pincers
tongue
tooth
tooth (of a rake)
torch for spearfishing; fire holder for night fishing; fish-gig torch
torso, trunk
towel
transportation; carriage
trap
treasure; hoard
tree
tree hollow
tribe
Trinity
trough; wooden tub
trousers; pants
truth
Tuesday
tug
turnip
twilight, dusk
two
two-handled wooden bucket
