502 words and 8 phrases — 510 entries in total.
aguoglia (Romansh) noun
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needle
aguotta (Romansh) noun
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nail
ala (Romansh) noun
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wing
alb (Romansh) adj
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white
alura (Romansh) adv
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then
amalada (Romansh) noun
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(female) patient
amaleda (Romansh) noun
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(female) patient
amalo (Romansh) noun
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patient
ami (Romansh) noun
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male friend
an (Romansh) noun
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year
ancurir (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
anda (Romansh) noun
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duck
anè (Romansh) noun
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ring
ani (Romansh) noun
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ring
antschertgear (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
applichar (Romansh) verb
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to use, apply
applicher (Romansh) verb
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to use, apply
applitgier (Romansh) verb
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to use, apply
argien (Romansh) noun
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silver
aria (Romansh) noun
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air
aspectatura (Romansh) noun
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spectator, fan
astronomia (Romansh) noun
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astronomy
aunz (Romansh) prep
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before, beforehand
avair (Romansh) verb
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to have
avant (Romansh) prep
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before, beforehand
avànt (Romansh) prep
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before, beforehand
avaunt (Romansh) prep
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ago
avert (Romansh) adj
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open
bab (Romansh) noun
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father
bal (Romansh) noun
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ball (formal dance)
balezia (Romansh) noun
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beauty
baleztgia (Romansh) noun
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beauty
bandiera (Romansh) noun
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flag
bap (Romansh) noun
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father
bass (Romansh) adj
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deep, low
battasenda (Romansh) noun
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Scout (member of a scouting organisation)
batter (Romansh) verb
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To beat.
baud (Romansh) adv
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early
beber (Romansh) verb
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to drink
belezza (Romansh) noun
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beauty
bellezia (Romansh) noun
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beauty
bellezza (Romansh) noun
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beauty
bestia (Romansh) noun
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animal
betg (Romansh) adv
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not
bger (Romansh) adj
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much, a lot of
bia (Romansh) adj
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much, a lot of
biblioteca (Romansh) noun
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library
blau (Romansh) adj
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blue (color/colour)
braschlet (Romansh) noun
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bracelet, watchstrap
braslet (Romansh) noun
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bracelet, watchstrap
bratschalet (Romansh) noun
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bracelet, watchstrap
bratschelet (Romansh) noun
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bracelet, watchstrap
bratschlet (Romansh) noun
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bracelet, watchstrap
buorsa (Romansh) noun
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purse
burga (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
ca (Romansh) conj
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than
camutsch (Romansh) noun
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chamois
cantun (Romansh) noun
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canton
cantùn (Romansh) noun
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canton
cantung (Romansh) noun
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canton
caos (Romansh) noun
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chaos
capeligna (Romansh) noun
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helmet
capellina (Romansh) noun
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helmet
capitala (Romansh) noun
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capital, capital city
carn bov (Romansh) noun
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beef
carn piertg (Romansh) noun
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pork
carnpiertg (Romansh) noun
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bacon
carstgàn (Romansh) noun
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(male) human being
carstgang (Romansh) noun
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male human being
carstganga (Romansh) noun
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female human being
carstgaun (Romansh) noun
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male human being
carvung (Romansh) noun
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coal
casa (Romansh) noun
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house
castiear (Romansh) verb
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to punish
castigiar (Romansh) verb
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to punish
castiier (Romansh) verb
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to punish
cauliug (Romansh) noun
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capital, capital city
caura (Romansh) noun
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goat
cesta (Romansh) noun
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chest, trunk
chamuotsch (Romansh) noun
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chamois
chan (Romansh) noun
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(male) dog
chantun (Romansh) noun
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canton
chapè (Romansh) noun
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hat
chapella (Romansh) noun
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hat
chapellina (Romansh) noun
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helmet
chapital (Romansh) noun
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capital
chapitala (Romansh) noun
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capital, capital city
chapitêl (Romansh) noun
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capital
chapitela (Romansh) noun
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capital, capital city
chaplina (Romansh) noun
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helmet
charbun (Romansh) noun
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coal
charn bouv (Romansh) noun
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beef
charn da bouv (Romansh) noun
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beef
charn da püerch (Romansh) noun
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pork
charn püerch (Romansh) noun
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pork
charnpüerch (Romansh) noun
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bacon
che (Romansh) conj
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that
cletg (Romansh) noun
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good luck, fortune
clev (Romansh) noun
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key
clucher (Romansh) noun
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steeple, bell tower, belfry
clutger (Romansh) noun
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steeple, bell tower, belfry
co (Romansh) conj
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than
colavuratur (Romansh) noun
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male associate, colleague
colavuratura (Romansh) noun
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female associate, colleague
collaboratour (Romansh) noun
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(male) associate, colleague
collaboratoura (Romansh) noun
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female associate, colleague
collaboratura (Romansh) noun
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female associate, colleague
colluvrer (Romansh) noun
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(male) associate, colleague
colluvrera (Romansh) noun
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female associate, colleague
combra (Romansh) noun
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room
cor (Romansh) noun
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heart
cordialmaing (Romansh) adv
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sincerely, cordially
cordielmaing (Romansh) adv
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sincerely, cordially
cot (Romansh) noun
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rooster
cotgel (Romansh) noun
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coal
cotgla (Romansh) noun
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coal
crap (Romansh) noun
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rock
cravun (Romansh) noun
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coal
cumanzamaint (Romansh) noun
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start
cumbat (Romansh) noun
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fight, combat
cumbata (Romansh) noun
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fight, combat
cumün (Romansh) noun
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village
cunigl (Romansh) noun
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rabbit
cunluvrader (Romansh) noun
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(male) associate, colleague
cunluvradra (Romansh) noun
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female associate, colleague
curtgegn (Romansh) noun
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garden, orchard
curtgign (Romansh) noun
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garden, orchard
curtgin (Romansh) noun
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garden, orchard
da (Romansh) prep
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of, from
daniev (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
danievmeing (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
danöv (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
danovamain (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
danovamaintg (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
danövmaing (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
danovmeing (Romansh) adv
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again, once more, once again, anew
dar (Romansh) verb
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to give
darcheu (Romansh) adv
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again
darcho (Romansh) adv
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again
dastrusch (Romansh) adj
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near, not far away from
de (Romansh) noun
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day
deir manzignas (Romansh) verb
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to lie, tell lies
deisa (Romansh) noun
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habit, custom
dent (Romansh) noun
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tooth
det (Romansh) noun
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finger
di (Romansh) noun
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day
diarea (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
dies (Romansh) noun
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back
dieu (Romansh) noun
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god
dignitad (Romansh) noun
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dignity
dignited (Romansh) noun
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dignity
dir (Romansh) adj
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hard
dir manzegnas (Romansh) verb
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to lie, tell lies
dir manzögnas (Romansh) verb
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to lie, tell lies
direcziun (Romansh) noun
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direction; compass point
direcziùn (Romansh) noun
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direction; compass point
distant (Romansh) adj
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distant, remote, faraway
dudesch (Romansh) num
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twelve
dumia (Romansh) noun
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barley
duncrir (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
ea (Romansh) adv
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yes (used to indicate agreement with a positive statement)
eamda (Romansh) noun
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week
eanda (Romansh) noun
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week
eivna (Romansh) noun
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week
el (Romansh) pron
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he
ela (Romansh) noun
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wing
emda (Romansh) noun
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week
emna (Romansh) noun
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week
encurir (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
endadens (Romansh) adv
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inner, inside
erizun (Romansh) noun
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hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)
erizùn (Romansh) noun
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hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)
erizung (Romansh) noun
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hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)
eroport (Romansh) noun
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airport
Famegl (Romansh) noun
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servant
far (Romansh) verb
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to do
fastedi (Romansh) noun
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headache, worry, concern
fazalet (Romansh) noun
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handkerchief
faziel da nas (Romansh) noun
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handkerchief
fazöl (Romansh) noun
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handkerchief
fem (Romansh) noun
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smoke
fier (Romansh) noun
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iron
fimantar (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (preserve or prepare for consumption by treating with smoke)
fimar (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.)
fimentar (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (preserve or prepare for consumption by treating with smoke)
fin (Romansh) prep
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until, till
fio (Romansh) noun
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liver
fled (Romansh) noun
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breath
flissiadad (Romansh) noun
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industriousness
floc da naiv (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
floc da nev (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
flocca da naiv (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
flöch da naiv (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
fons (Romansh) noun
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field, land, soil, ground.
fred (Romansh) adj
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cold
frina (Romansh) noun
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flour
fümantar (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (preserve or prepare for consumption by treating with smoke)
fümanter (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (preserve or prepare for consumption by treating with smoke)
fümar (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.)
fümer (Romansh) verb
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to smoke (inhale and exhale the smoke from a burning cigarette, cigar, pipe, etc.)
fùns (Romansh) noun
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field, land, soil, ground
fuond (Romansh) noun
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field, land, soil, ground
fuonz (Romansh) noun
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field, land, soil, ground
furtgetta (Romansh) noun
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fork (eating utensil)
genevrin (Romansh) adj
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Genevan
ghirschùn (Romansh) noun
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sparrow (Passer domesticus)
giacca (Romansh) noun
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jacket
giotta (Romansh) noun
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barley
gir manzegnas (Romansh) verb
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to lie, tell lies
girun (Romansh) noun
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buzzard (Buteo spp.)
giumaint (Romansh) noun
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pack animal
giuotta (Romansh) noun
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barley
giuta (Romansh) noun
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barley
giutta (Romansh) noun
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barley
glatscher (Romansh) noun
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glacier
glianga (Romansh) noun
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tongue
gluva (Romansh) noun
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needle
gnirunchel (Romansh) noun
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kidney
gnoua da naiv (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
god (Romansh) noun
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forest
gotta (Romansh) noun
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nail
grass (Romansh) noun
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fat
greisch (Romansh) adj
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grey
grisch (Romansh) adj
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grey
grischun (Romansh) adj
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Graubünden (attributive)
grischùn (Romansh) adj
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Graubünden (attributive)
guadagner (Romansh) verb
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to win
gudagnear (Romansh) verb
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to win
gudagner (Romansh) verb
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to win
gudignar (Romansh) verb
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to win
guerra (Romansh) noun
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war
guila (Romansh) noun
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needle
guoglia (Romansh) noun
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needle
guota (Romansh) noun
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nail
guotta (Romansh) noun
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nail
gut (Romansh) noun
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drop
hai (Romansh) intj
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yes (used to indicate agreement with the speaker in a conversation)
human (Romansh) noun
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male human being
lad (Romansh) adj
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wide, broad
lain (Romansh) noun
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wood
làna (Romansh) noun
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wool
laungia (Romansh) noun
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tongue
leer (Romansh) noun
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air
leger (Romansh) verb
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to read
ler (Romansh) verb
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to read
lètg (Romansh) noun
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marriage, matrimony
leua (Romansh) noun
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tongue
lieu (Romansh) noun
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place
liger (Romansh) adj
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light (of weight)
lingua (Romansh) noun
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language (a body of words, and set of methods of combining them (called a grammar)…
listess (Romansh) adj
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same
litinent (Romansh) noun
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lieutenant
liùn (Romansh) noun
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lion
lo (Romansh) adj
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wide, broad
lontan (Romansh) adj
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distant, remote, faraway
lontàn (Romansh) adj
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distant, remote, faraway
lotga (Romansh) noun
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fight, struggle, wrestling
lucernais (Romansh) adj
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Lucerne (attributive)
lucernes (Romansh) adj
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Lucerne (attributive)
lung (Romansh) adj
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long
luntaun (Romansh) adj
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distant, remote, faraway
luotta (Romansh) noun
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fight, struggle, wrestling
lutga (Romansh) noun
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fight, struggle, wrestling
luzernes (Romansh) adj
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Lucerne (attributive)
paeis (Romansh) noun
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country, land
pair (Romansh) noun
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pear
pajis (Romansh) noun
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country, land
pandarliez (Romansh) noun
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earring
pandschè (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
pang (Romansh) noun
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bread
panzetta (Romansh) noun
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bacon
parquegl (Romansh) conj
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therefore, thus, for that reason
partenadi (Romansh) noun
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partnership
partgirar (Romansh) verb
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to look after, care for
pasler (Romansh) noun
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sparrow (Passer domesticus)
pasta da daints (Romansh) noun
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toothpaste
pavùn (Romansh) noun
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peacock
pe (Romansh) noun
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foot
perchürer (Romansh) verb
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to look after, care for
perquai (Romansh) conj
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therefore, thus, for that reason
perquei (Romansh) conj
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therefore, thus, for that reason
persuna (Romansh) noun
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person
pertgirar (Romansh) verb
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to look after, care for
pèsch (Romansh) noun
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fish
pestg (Romansh) noun
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fish
pet (Romansh) noun
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chest, thorax
peta (Romansh) noun
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a cake in the shape of a loaf
petta (Romansh) noun
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a cake in the shape of a loaf
pin (Romansh) noun
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spruce
pivun (Romansh) noun
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peacock
pivùn (Romansh) noun
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peacock
pivung (Romansh) noun
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peacock
plaid (Romansh) noun
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word
plaza (Romansh) noun
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place, position
pled (Romansh) noun
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word
plidar (Romansh) verb
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to speak
plum (Romansh) noun
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lead (metal)
portafegl (Romansh) noun
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wallet
portafigl (Romansh) noun
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wallet
portafögl (Romansh) noun
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wallet
pour (Romansh) noun
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peasant, farmer
püerch spinus (Romansh) noun
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hedgehog (Erinaceus europaeus)
pula (Romansh) noun
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butterfly
pumrànza (Romansh) noun
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orange
pùnt (Romansh) noun
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bridge
purgia (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
purtret (Romansh) noun
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picture
puspe (Romansh) adv
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again
puspè (Romansh) adv
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again
puspei (Romansh) adv
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again
pussebladad (Romansh) noun
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possibility, chance, opportunity
pussibilted (Romansh) noun
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possibility, chance, opportunity
ragn (Romansh) noun
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river
ram (Romansh) noun
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branch
ranuogl (Romansh) noun
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kidney
reginom (Romansh) noun
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kingdom
rentga d'ureglia (Romansh) noun
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earring
resgia (Romansh) noun
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saw
restitueir (Romansh) verb
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to return, give back
retscha (Romansh) noun
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row
romontsch (Romansh) adj
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Romansch
Romontscha (Romansh) noun
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(female) Romansch-speaker, Romansch woman
rosa (Romansh) noun
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rose
RR (Romansh) name
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initialism of Radio Rumantsch
rumàntsch (Romansh) adj
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Romansch
Rumantscha (Romansh) noun
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(female) Romansch-speaker, Romansch woman
Rumàntscha (Romansh) noun
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(female) Romansch-speaker, Romansch woman
rumauntsch (Romansh) adj
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Romansch
Rumauntscha (Romansh) noun
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(female) Romansch-speaker, Romansch woman
said (Romansh) noun
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thirst
sal (Romansh) noun
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salt
sang (Romansh) noun
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blood
savair grà (Romansh) verb
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to be grateful, thankful (~ (a))
savair grô (Romansh) verb
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to be grateful, thankful
saveir gro (Romansh) verb
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to be grateful, thankful
saver gra (Romansh) verb
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to be grateful, thankful
saver grau (Romansh) verb
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to be grateful, thankful
savung (Romansh) noun
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soap
sbierla (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
schentsch (Romansh) noun
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ginger
schuldà (Romansh) noun
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soldier
schuldau (Romansh) noun
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soldier
schuldo (Romansh) noun
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soldier
scoula (Romansh) noun
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school
scrota da nev (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
scrotta da neiv (Romansh) noun
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snowflake
scumanzamaint (Romansh) noun
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start
se (Romansh) adv
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up, upward, upwards
sec (Romansh) adj
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dry
sein (Romansh) noun
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breast (of a woman)
seis (Romansh) num
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six
sel (Romansh) noun
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salt
serpent (Romansh) noun
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snake
set (Romansh) num
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seven
sfuira (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
sfuoira (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
sfurata (Romansh) noun
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diarrhea
si (Romansh) adv
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up, upward, upwards
siemi (Romansh) noun
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dream
societad (Romansh) noun
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society
societed (Romansh) noun
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society
soua (Romansh) noun
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rope
sour (Romansh) noun
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sister
sozietad (Romansh) noun
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society
spadla (Romansh) noun
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shoulder
spedla (Romansh) noun
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shoulder
spért (Romansh) noun
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ghost
stad (Romansh) noun
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summer
stanglantüm (Romansh) noun
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tiredness, fatigue
stànza (Romansh) noun
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room
staunza (Romansh) noun
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room
studenta (Romansh) noun
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female student
sü (Romansh) adv
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up, upward, upwards
sughet (Romansh) noun
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rope
sugliagleiv (Romansh) adj
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sunny
sulagliv (Romansh) adj
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sunny
suldo (Romansh) noun
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soldier
sulegliv (Romansh) adj
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sunny
surmester (Romansh) noun
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male teacher
surmestra (Romansh) noun
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female teacher
taila (Romansh) noun
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material, textile, canvas
taila d'aragnun (Romansh) noun
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spiderweb
taila d'arogn (Romansh) noun
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spiderweb
taila-filien (Romansh) noun
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spiderweb
taragn (Romansh) noun
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land, soil
te (Romansh) noun
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tea
té (Romansh) noun
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tea
teila (Romansh) noun
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material, textile, canvas
teila filien (Romansh) noun
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spiderweb
teila-filunza (Romansh) noun
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spiderweb
tela filient (Romansh) noun
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spiderweb
telefon (Romansh) noun
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telephone
tema (Romansh) noun
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subject, topic, theme
teragn (Romansh) noun
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land, soil
terra (Romansh) noun
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land, soil
terren (Romansh) noun
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land, soil
testa (Romansh) noun
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head
tgampiertg (Romansh) noun
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bacon
tgamutsch (Romansh) noun
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chamois
tgapitala (Romansh) noun
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capital, capital city
tgaplegna (Romansh) noun
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helmet
tgarn (Romansh) noun
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meat
tgarn d'armantiv (Romansh) noun
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beef
tgarn piertg (Romansh) noun
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pork
tgarnpiertg (Romansh) noun
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bacon
tgern (Romansh) noun
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meat
tgern-bov (Romansh) noun
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beef
tgern-portg (Romansh) noun
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pork
tgitar (Romansh) verb
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to look, see
tgittar (Romansh) verb
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to look, see
tgombra (Romansh) noun
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room
tgora (Romansh) noun
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goat
ti (Romansh) pron
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you (singular familiar)
tier (Romansh) noun
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animal
tor (Romansh) noun
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tower
tredesch (Romansh) num
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thirteen
tres (Romansh) num
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three
trid (Romansh) adj
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ugly
trist (Romansh) adj
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sad
tscharcar (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tschartgear (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tschartger (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tschercar (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tscherchar (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tschercher (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tschertgan (Romansh) verb
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to look up, look for, search, seek
tschirescha (Romansh) noun
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cherry
tschueta (Romansh) noun
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owl
tschütter (Romansh) verb
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to look, see
tuorta (Romansh) noun
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flat, round cake with a fruit filling
tup (Romansh) adj
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silly
A che uras vul ti partir? (Romansh)
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At what time do you want to leave?
Damun bun'ura essan nus libers. (Romansh)
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Tomorrow early morning we are free.
En tge stagiun da l'onn eschan nus? (Romansh)
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Which season of the year are we in?
L'atun è ina bella stagiun. (Romansh)
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Autumn is a beautiful season.
Quants dal mais avain nus oz? (Romansh)
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What date is it today?
Tge di essan nus oz? (Romansh)
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What day is it today?
Tge ura èsi? (Romansh)
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What time is it?
Tge uras èsi? (Romansh)
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What time is it?
