George Boeree | Revised dictionaries

• Autor: George Boeree (“cgboeree”)
• Tema: Revised dictionaries
• Data: 2003-09-29 22:23
• Mesaje: 523 (presedente, seguente)

Hello, everyone!

This is to inform all of you that I have gone through the "nine
languages" and the lfn-english dictionaries to fix errors and add
improvements.  The nine languages dictionary still needs native French
and Portuguese reviewer!  Port. in particular has a lot of ?'s. I
combined a number of words that are combined in most of the languages,
or in lfn.  Here are some particulars (in no particular order):

fluer -- flow
ambier -- surround
fe -- fairy
rel -- rail, railing
asino -- donkey (was buro)
buro -- bureau, department
talento -- talent
pasta -- a paste made from dough, as well as pasta
cooperar -- cooperate
rasor -- razor
rasorar -- shave
dragon -- dragon (was drago)
jentil -- soft, mild, gentle
obesa -- fat, obese, plump (was gras)
spesa -- thick (was gras)
spesia -- thickness (was grasia)
valuar -- like, enjoy, appreciate, value (gustar now only for taste)
imajinar -- to imagine (was imajer)
individu -- individual (was individeda)
narar -- to tell (a story)
narada -- tale, story, fiction (was istoria, now only for history)
cuasi -- almost, nearly (was justa)
asta -- replaces justa
justa -- replaces justesa
maciar -- to blemish, mark
falar -- to miss (as in miss a goal or target)
maras -- swamp, marsh (was marais)
militar -- military (was militaria)
padela -- pan (was paela)
jenitor -- parent (was parente, now only for relative)
bandera -- flag, banner (was pavilon)
penis -- penis (was pene)
per favore -- please (was per favori)
favorer -- to favor (was favorir)
anunsiar -- to announce (was anunsar)
anunsia -- anouncement (was anunsia)
truco -- trick
plan -- plan
prematura -- early, premature
publico -- public (n and aj)
scalera -- stair (was scala, now only for ladder)
taie -- waist (was sintur, now only for belt)
tipo -- type, sort, kind
tensa, tensar -- taut, sight, tense, strained (streta now only for narrow)
surprender -- surprise (was surpresar)
tecnica -- technique (was tecnice)
solo -- ground, earth, soil (was tereno)
tereno -- land, area, terrain (was tera)
testiculo -- testicle
plu distante ce -- beyond, farther tan
ungia -- nail (finger-)
senti -- sense (of sight, etc. was sense)
sentir -- feel (with senses or emotions)
odorer -- to smell (something)
odore -- smell, odor, scent
gustar -- to taste (no longer to like)
gusta -- taste, flavor
tocar -- to touch, feel with skin

I hope you approve!

George