Veshtsu-Tal heh Komihn-Tal -- Yuropuh eh Svitan-Masutra-Shal
|Sananan Minossular - Mih'kini - Ma'os-Ellas - Makedoni'a eh Ma'os-Roma|

Includes dig sites, ruins, historic places and important people of the areas this page covers, including pre-Etruscan and pre-Roman Italy. Vulcans transliterate places and names as close to native pronunciation as possible. Greek, Cyrillic and other non-Latin alphabets are used where necessary and may not display on all computers. Variations in pronunciation are also provided as well.

(Note: Things specifically related to the Minoans, Mycenae, Ancient Greece, Macedonia and Ancient Rome are covered under other pages. There may be some necessary duplication. Paleolithic, Mesolithic and Neolithic info for Greece, Macedonia and Rome are here.)

Aachen (Aquisgranium, Aquisgrana, Bad Aachen, Óche, Aoke, Aix-la-Chapelle, Aken) -- Aakhuhn
Abora (Ibru) -- A'bora
Abri de Crô-Magnon -- Abri dei Kro-Manyon |kov-rau-nol t'Kro-Manyon|
Abbevillian culture -- iyula t'Ab'vil
Abbey -- abbe
The Aberlemno Stone -- Kov t'Ahbuhr'lem'no
Abingdon Abbey -- Abbe t'Ahbing'duhn
Accessible -- thro-yehat
Adaptation -- rubilaya
Adoption -- thanah
The Adriatic Sea -- Eidriahtik Masutra
Adze -- lapan-shidek
Aegean -- ihdzhian-, ihdzhianik (adj.); ihdzhiasu (person)
The Aegean Sea -- Ihdzhian-Masutra
Aeolian deposit -- salan-titaya
Æsir (Ēse, Ensi) -- aisir |ekonlar t'dzher'mansular|
Afterlife -- po-ha'kiv
Aftonian Interglacial -- Ahf'tuhn-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Agate (n.) -- grut
Agdir -- Ag'dihr
Age (n.) -- ya'shakhuv (length of life), pal (period, era)
Ageröd bog -- flasikh t'Agerohd
Aggersborg -- Agers'borg
Agincourt (Azincourt) -- Azhin'kur
Agricultural settlement -- urokasalik shi'fiferhanaun
Agricultural society -- urokasau-shila'es
Agriculture -- urokasaya
Ailment -- has-mar
Akershus Castle -- Klomak t'Akuhrs'hus
Ålborg (Aalborg) -- Uhl'baa', Ohl'borg
Alchemist -- fmel
Alchemy -- fmelaf
Alcohol -- naliveh
Alluvium -- nu-tin |s'masu-titaya|
Alsace (Alsatia, 's Elsass, Elsaß) -- Al'zas, El'zas, Ahl'sas
Altar -- oslauvoskaf
Amber -- puhku
Amesbury (Ambresbyrig, Ambersbury) -- Eimz'buhri
Amphora -- amforuh, ahm'foruh |dah-kalukalik krizh'vi-vin-tuhlek|
Amulet -- zaibihk
Analysis -- nisaya
Analyst -- nisausu
Analyze -- nisau
Ancestor (n.) -- orfikkesu
Ancestor worship -- orfikkel-kon
Ancestors -- orfikkel
Ancestry -- orfiktra
Ancient (adj.) -- ma'os|-|
Angle (person) -- anglisu
Anglo-Saxon -- angli-sahksuhn-, angli-sahksuhnik (adj.); angli-sahksuhnisu (person)
Animal (n.) -- aushfa
Animal figurine -- pi'aushfa-khlop
Animal husbandry -- aushfa-palutunatra
Animism -- ek'pa'kiv-dva
Animist -- ek'pa'kiv-dvasu
Ankle -- mal-nik
Ankle bone -- mal-nik-hinek
Annihilation -- nitozhaya
Anomalous -- flekh-, flekhik
Anomaly -- flekh'es
Anthropologist -- komihn-talsu
Anthropology -- komihn-tal
Anthropomorphic pot -- komihn-shid-greindzh
Antler -- stonn
Anvil -- mah-vihpan
Aperture -- sharu
Apothecary -- zaiperetek
Aqueduct -- masu-ur
Arbor Low -- Arbuhr Lo |kov-pakuv|
Arbroath -- Ar'broth
Arbroath Abbey -- Abbe t'Ar'broth
Arch (n.) -- kesek
Archaeological dig -- veshtsu-tal-razhilan
Archaeological expedition -- veshtsu-tal-paglaskrol
Archaeologist -- veshtsu-talsu
Archaeology -- veshtsu-tal
Archduchess (Archiduchesse, Erzherzogin, Ärkehertiginna, Nadvojvotkinja, Arşidüşes, эрцгерцогиня, etc.) -- pid-ko-shasol'krusu
Archduke (Archiduc, Erzherzog, Ärkehertig, Nadvojvoda, Arşidük, эрцгерцог, etc.) -- pid-sa-shasol'krusu
Archipelago -- vikuvtra-travek
Architect -- te'koshfet
Architecture -- te'koshif
Archives -- oska
Archway - kesek-sharu
The Arctic Ocean (L'océan Arctique, Der Arktische Ozean, Polhavet, Íshaf, Jäämeri, Северный Ледовитый океан, An tAigéan Artach) -- Ir-Desh'rak-Masutra
Area -- shal
Arena -- shi'kuhlaya
Arene Candide (Finale Ligure) -- Areinei Kandidei
Argon-argon dating -- im-im-tukhik kinufan
Århus (Aarhus) -- Aa'r'hus, Ohr'hus
Arklow (Arnkell-lág, Arnkellslág, An tInbhear Mór) -- Ark'lo
Arm (n.) -- kar
Armor (n.) -- fo-wein
Armorica -- Armorika
Armorican -- armorika-, armorikaik (adj.), armorikasu (n.)
Armory -- shi'wun|lar|
Army -- ask'er
Arras (Nemetocenna, Atrebates, Atrades, Atradis, Aras, Atrecht) -- Araas
Arrow -- kliton
Arrowhead -- kliton-sfek
Arroyo -- pi'spathel
Art -- tanaf
Articulation -- terfitilaya
Artifact -- zatrasha-vel
Asgard (Ásgarðr) -- As'gard, Ahz'gard, Aus'garðuhr
Åsgårdstrand (Ásgarðsströnd) -- Ohs'gohrd'strand
Assimilation -- vinem
Astronomer -- yel-talsu
Astronomy -- yel-tal
The Atlantic Ocean (L'océan Atlantique, Der Atlantische Ozean, Atlantshaf, O Oceano Atlântico, El Océano Atlántico, Атлантический океан) -- Aht'lahntik Masutra
Atrium -- tvi-shal
Attach -- asteronau
Attachment -- asteronaya
Attachment point -- asteronaya-sfek
Aurignacian Period -- Arigneishiuh-Wak-Krus
Avebury -- Eiv'buhri, Eiv'bri
The Avebury Stone Circle (The Avebury Henge, Standing Stones of Avebury) -- Kov-Pakuv t'Eiv'buhri
The Avinagillan Standing Stone -- Laman-Kov t'Avihnagihlan
Awareness -- opul'es
Awl -- razhek
Ax(e) -- la'ash
Axis -- da-sfek

Backbone -- plat
Baden Culture -- Iyula t'Baduhn
Båhus -- Boh'hus
Båhuslen (Bohuslän) -- Boh'hus'len, Bo'hus'lan
Baker -- leipausu
Bakery -- leip-kel
Balance (scales) -- vo'ekti
Balcony -- fah-yat
Baldr (Balder, Baldur, Baldere, Palter, Paltar, Bealdor, Baldor, Baldag, Bældæg, Beldeg) -- Balduhr
Baldric -- tipan-zhel
Balkan Peninsula (The Balkans, Βαλκανική χερσόνησος, Балкански полуостров, Peninsula Balcanică, Balkan Yarımadası) -- Ulef-Vikuvtra t'Balkanlar
Ball (n.) -- dukal
Ballochroy standing stones -- laman-kovlar t'Balokh'roi
The Baltic Sea (La Mer Baltique, Die Ostsee, Østersøen, Østersjøen, Östersjön, Morze Bałtyckie, Балтийское море, Baltijas Jūra, Läänemere) -- Baltik Masutra
Bamburgh (Bebbanburgh, Bamborough) -- Bahm'bruh
Bamburgh Castle (Din Guardi, Din Guayrdi, Bamborough Castle) -- Klomak t'Bahm'bruh
Bamburgh Sword -- Shek t'Bahm'bruh
Band (n.) -- zhel
Bandit -- siyehtsu
Banish -- sahaisau
Banishment -- sahaisaya
Banner (n.) -- hai-fan
Baptism -- mashkudaya
Baptize -- mashkudau
Barbed harpoon point -- kikalik aluk-tilek-sfek (fish), kikalik weil-tilek-sfek (whale)
Barefoot (adj.) -- sai-fam-ash'yaik
Barge (n.) -- tus-hali
Barley -- barli
Barn -- aushfa-kel
Baron (Barone, Freiherr, Friherre, барон, etc.) -- sa-te'solektrusu
Baroness (Baronne, Baronesa, Baronessa, Baronesse, Baronin, Freifrau, Friherrinna, Baroneza, баронесса, Barones, etc.) -- ko-te'solektrusu
Barracks -- ask'ersu-kelek
Barrel -- subok (container); wun-mev (gun)
Barricade -- foshitaya (n.), foshitau (v.)
Barter -- vel'kizh (n.), vel'kizh-tor (v.)
Barter system -- vel'kizh-torektra
Basket -- ki'haf
Basketry -- ki'haftru
Bath -- wu'sibav
Bath house (therma, balnea) -- wu'sibav-kel
Battle (n.) -- faukh
Battle Abbey -- Abbe t'Faukh
The Battle of Agincourt -- Faukh t'Azhin'kur
The Battle of Alnwick -- Faukh t'Aln'wihk
The Battle of Arras -- Faukh t'Araas
The Battle of Ashdown -- Faukh t'Ahsh'daun
The Battle of Austerlitz -- Faukh t'Austuhr'lihts
The Battle of Bannockburn (Blàr Allt nam Bànag) -- Faukh t'Bahnuhk'buhrn
The Battle of Barnet -- Faukh t'Barnet
The Battle of Boroughbridge -- Faukh t'Buhruh'brihdzh
The Battle of Brunanburh -- Faukh t'Brunan'burkh
The Battle of Caporetto -- Faukh t'Kapo'reto
The Battle of Carham -- Faukh t'Karuhm
The Battle of Cirencester -- Faukh t'Sai'uhruhn'sestuhr
The Battle of Clitheroe -- Faukh t'Klihthero
The Battle of Deorham -- Faukh t'De'oruhm
The Battle of Dún Nechtain (The Battle of Nechtansmere) -- Faukh t'Dun Nekhtan
The Battle of Dunbar -- Faukh t'Duhn'bar
The Battle of Englefield -- Faukh t'Enguhl'fiuhld
The Battle of Falkirk -- Faukh t'Fal'kirk
The Battle of Flodden Field -- Faukh t'Fladen Fild
The Battle of Gestilren -- Faukh t'Gestil'ren
The Battle of Glen Trool -- Faukh t'Glen Trul
The Battle of Guoloph (The Battle of Wallop) -- Faukh t'Gwolop
The Battle of Halidon Hill -- Faukh t'Hahlihduhn Hihl |Okunel t'Hahlihduhn|
The Battle of Hastings -- Faukh t'Heistingz
The Battle of Lena -- Faukh t'Lena
The Battle of Lihula -- Faukh t'Li'hula
The Battle of Methven -- Faukh t'Meth'ven
The Battle of Neville's Cross -- Faukh t'Nevihlz Kras |Tuhs t'Nevihl|
The Battle of Raith -- Faukh t'Reith
The Battle of Reading -- Faukh t'Riiding
The Battle of Roslin -- Faukh t'Ras'lihn
The Battle of Solway Moss -- Faukh t'Solwei Mas
The Battle of Stamford Bridge -- Faukh t'Mesut t'Stahm'fuhrd
The Battle of Stanhope Park -- Faukh t'Stahn'hop Park
The Battle of Stiklestad -- Faukh t'Stikle'stad
The Battle of Stirling Bridge -- Faukh t'Mesut t'Stir'ling
The Battle of Tewkesbury -- Faukh t'Tuks'buhri
The Battle of the Standard (The Battle of Northallerton) -- Faukh t'Doral-Haifanlar |Faukh t'North'aluhr'tuhn|
The Battle of Tipton Green -- Faukh t'Tihptuhn Grin
The Battle of Val-ès-Dunes -- Faukh t'Val-ei-Dun
The Battle of Wakefield -- Faukh t'Weik'fiuhld
Bavaria (Baiuvaria, Baiern, Bayern, Bayre, Boajan, Baijaan, Bayan, Bavorsko) -- Bai'uhn
Bay (n.) -- tchol
The Bay of Biscay (Golfe de Gascogne, Golfo de Vizcaya, Bizkaiko Golkoa, Pleg-mor Gwaskogn, Golf de Gasconha) -- Suk-Tchol t'Bihskei
Bayonet (n.) -- pohshek-tilek, pohshayek-tilek
Beacharr(a) standing stone -- laman-kov t'Be'akhar
Bead (n.) -- zaab
Beaker people, Beaker folk -- kus-vakh-kaksular
Bear claw -- ber-spahk
Bear cult -- ber-sulapsadvan
Bear skin -- ber-wadi
Bear tooth -- ber-zud
Beard -- hisahk
Bearing wall -- lesh-temok
Beer -- bihr
Beeswax -- bi-fnath
Beetle -- sark
Belfast (Béal Feirsde, Béal Feirste, Bilfawst, Bilfaust) -- Bel'fast
Belief -- dva
Belief system -- dva-torektra
Believer -- dvasu
Bell (n.) -- kus-vakh
Bell-Beaker culture -- kus-vakh-kakik iyula
Belt (n.) -- san-zhel
Belt buckle -- san-zhel-tersek
Belt-hook -- san-zhel-kik
Berkshire (Bearrocscir) -- Bark'shuhr
Bernicia (Bernice, Beornice) -- Bernisiuh
Biochemist -- ha-meil-talsu
Biochemistry -- ha-meil-tal
Bioclimatologist -- ha-ek'nosh-talsu
Bioclimatology -- ha-ek'nosh-tal
Biodiversity -- ha-don-ka'es
Biologist -- ha-talsu
Biology (study) -- ha-tal
Bird (n.) -- kushel
Biskupin -- Biskupin
Blade (n.) -- |wun-|mor
Blanket (bedding) -- yuk-sai
Bless -- kudau
Blessing -- kudaya
Blewburton Hill -- Okunel t'Blu'buhrtuhn
Block (n.) -- vihpan
Blood -- khaf
Blood eagle (Bloody eagle, Blóðugr örn, Blóð örn, Blodørn, Blodörn, blod örn, Blutadler) -- khaf-iguhl |ves t'tostaya - esh-sahaflar saseshal s'pla'dor|
Bloodstone -- khaf-kov
Boat -- pi'mashali
Boat pit -- pi'mashali-razh
Boatbuilder -- pi'mashali-torvausu
Boatbuilding -- pi'mashali-torvaya
Body -- vukh (structure); vukhut (med.)
Bog (n.) -- flasikh
Bog body -- flasikh-vukhut
Bohemia (Böhmen, Bohême, Čechy, Czechy) -- Bo'himiuh, Bohmuhn, Tcheshi
Bolsover Castle -- Klomak t'Bolz'ovuhr
Bone (n.) -- hinek
Bone tool -- hinek-raul
Book (n.) -- dunap
Bore (v., drill) -- spitau
Borgeby -- Borge'bi, Borguh'bi
Boring machine -- spitau-mishu
Boring tool -- spitau-raul
Bornholm (Borgundarholm) -- Born'holm
Borre -- Bore
Borrering -- Bore'ring
Botanist -- kastik-talsu
Botany -- kastik-tal
Bottle (n.) -- mashek
Bottle glass -- mashek-makh
Bougon -- Bugon
Boudicca (Boadicea) -- Bu'dikka, Bo'a'disei'a, Bo'uh'dihsiuh
Boulder -- suk'kov
Boundary -- krup
Boundary ditch -- hilal-zehl-razh t'krup
Boundary hedge -- krup-kastemok
Boundary stone -- krup-kov
Boundary wall -- krup-temok
Bow (n., weapon) -- kes-wun
Bow and arrows -- kes-wun heh klitonlar
Bowstring -- kes-wun-elakh
Box (n.) -- natuhn
Bragi -- Bragi
Bramertonian Interglacial -- Breimuhr'tuhn-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Brandy -- brahndi
Brass (metal) -- dvesh-tukh
Brass lamp -- dvesh-tukh-yonet
Brass trinket -- dvesh-tukh-mokvel
Brattahlíð -- Bratta'hlið
Bravellir (Bråvalla) -- Bravelihr
Break -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Break apart -- krushau (v.)
Break into little pieces -- zarahk-tor
Breakthrough -- sastoraya
Breast bone -- tuf-hinek
Brechin -- Brikhihn
Breiðafjörðr (Breiðafjörður, Breidafjord) -- Breiða'fyohrðuhr
Brick (n.) -- dok
Britain (Britann, Britannia, Brittania, Brittannia, Prydein, Bretaigne, Breteyne) -- Brihtuhn
British (adj.) -- brihtuhn-, brihtuhnik
Briton -- brihtuhnsu
Brittany (Bretaigne, Bretagne) -- Brihtuhni, Brei'tanye
Brnjica culture -- iyula t'Burhnyitsa
Broch (stone round tower) -- brokh |kov-pauk-kispek|
Broken pieces -- zarahklar
Bronze (n.) -- krish|-tukh|
Bronze Age -- Krish-Pal t'Terra
Bronze bracelet -- krishik kar-nik-pakuv
Bronze coin -- krish-buhn
Bronze dagger -- krish-lipitah
Bronze knife -- krish-lipau
Bronze necklace -- krish-talu-ek'zeru
Bronze spearhead -- krish-tilek-sfek
Bronze statue -- krish-sukhlop
Bronze sword -- krish-shek
Bronze tool -- krish-raul
Bronze trinket -- krish-mokvel
Broom -- fnash-vel
Brother -- sa-kai
Bruno, Duke of Saxony (Brun, Braun, Herzog zu Sachsen) -- Bruno - Sa-Shasol'krusu t'Zaksen
Brunshausen Abbey -- Abbe t'Brunz'hauzen
Brush (n.) -- achut
Bucket -- mashuk
Buckle (n.) -- tersek
Buckskin -- buhk-wadi |dihr-wadi|
Budakalász -- Buduh'kalaz
Budbrooke (Budebroc) -- Buhd'bruuhk
Builder -- torvausu
Building (n.) -- kel
Building-level -- torvaya-vok
Bulgar -- buhl'gar-, buhl'garik (adj.), buhl'garsu (n.)
Bulgaria (България) -- Bal'gariya, Buhl'geriuh
Bulwark (n.) -- fosh-temok
Burgus (burh, burg, burgh, burgo, burc, borch, borcht, burch, burcht, bourc, bourg, gród, град, город, etc.) -- klomashal-kahr, klomash, klomya
Burgwall culture -- iyula t'Burg'val
Burial -- visolektaya
Burial chamber -- visolektau-tvi-shal
Burial mound -- visolektau-soltuh
Burial site -- visolektau-shi
Bylany -- Bihlanih, Bailani
Bytyń -- Bihtihnyuh
Byzantine (adj.) -- bihzahntin-, bihzahntinik
Byzantine Empire -- Bihzahntin-Eik-Te'kru
Byzantium (Constantinople, Kostantiniyye, Царьградъ, Царьград, Carigrad, Цариград, Tsarigrad, Ţarigrad, Царгород, İstanbul) -- Bihzantium, Bihzahntiuhm

Cabinet -- tsorayek
Cable (n.) -- elakh
Cache -- tsoraya (n.), tsorau (v.)
Cadbury Castle (Camalet) -- Klomak t'Kahd'buhri
Caernarfon Castle (Castell Caernarfon) -- Klomak t'Ker'narfon
Cairn -- ulidau-kov-tuh
Caisson (eng.) -- masu-temokuhlek
Caledonia -- Kale'doni'a, Kahluh'doniuh
Caledonian -- kale'doni'a-, kale'doni'aik (adj.), kale'doni'asu (n.)
Calendar -- gad-besan
Calf (anat.) -- vaukh
Caliper(s) -- mes-thonek
Callanish (Calanais) -- Kahlahnihsh
The Callanish Stones (Clachan Chalanais, Tursachan Chalanais) -- Kovlar t'Kahlahnihsh
Cambridge (Duroliponte, Cair Grauth, Grantebrychge, Grant) -- Keim'brihdzh
Camera -- glayek
Camp (n.) -- bladzh
Campfire -- bladzh-yon
Campsite -- shi'bladzh
Canal -- masu-yut
Cannibal -- sha'ves-yokulsu
Cannibalism -- sha'ves-yokulan
Canoe -- wadi-pi'mashali
Canterbury (Durovernum Cantiacorum, Cair Ceint, Cantwareburh) -- Kahntuhr'buhri
Canyon -- spathel
Capital (city) -- fula-kahr
Carbon dating -- nol-tukh-kinufan
Carisbrooke Castle -- Klomak t'Kerihs'bruuhk
Carnac (Karnag) -- Karnak
The Carnac Stones (Les Alignements de Carnac) -- Kovlar t'Karnak
Carnivore -- kahm-yokulsu
Carnivorous -- kahm-yokulanik
Carrickfergus (Carraig Fhearghais, Craigfergus) -- Kerihk'fuhrguhs
Carrickfergus Castle -- Klomak t'Kerihk'fuhrguhs
Cart (n.) -- hal
Cartographer -- besan-tanafsu
Cartography -- besan-tanaf
Carving (n.) -- skram
Casket -- natuhn (box); tevikeh-natuhn (coffin)
Castell y Bere -- Kastel i Ber |Klomak t'Ber|
Castle -- klomak
Castlerigg (Keswick Carles, Carles, Carsles, Castle-rig) -- Kahsuhl'rihg
Castlerigg stone circle -- kov-pakuv t'Kahsuhl'rihg
Cat -- kaht
Cataractonium (Catraeth, Catterick) -- Kataraktonium
Cauldron -- fas-matuhlek
Cave -- tauk
Cave art -- tauk-tanaf
Cave bear -- tauk-ber
Cave hyena -- tauk-hai'inuh
Cave lion -- tauk-lei'o
Cave panther -- tauk-pahn'thuhr
"Caveman" -- tauk-ha'ausu
Cavern -- suk'tauk
Ceiling (in a structure) -- abru-tol
Celt -- keltsu
Celtic (adj.) -- kelt-, keltik
The Celtic Iron Age -- Keltik Shek-Tukh-Pal
The Celtic Sea (An Mhuir Cheilteach, Y Môr Celtaidd, An Mor Keltek, Ar Mor Keltiek, La Mer Celtique) -- Kelt-Masutra
Cemetery -- vukhut-ker
Cenozoic Era -- Tuwak-Hatik Nuhs |t'Terra|
Censer -- safnishek
Central (adj.) -- svitan-, svitanik
Central Europe -- Svitan-Yuropuh, Svitan-Yuhruhp
Central European -- svitan-yuropan-, svitan-yuropanik (adj.); svitan-yuropasu (person)
Century -- tehtvun (100 years); tehsu (subdivision of the Roman army)
Ceremonial blade -- van-kal-mor
Ceremonial garment -- van-kal-ain
Ceremonial tool -- van-kal-raul
Ceremonial weapon -- van-kal-wun
Ceremony -- van-kal
Cervical vertebra -- talu-hinek
Chain -- naf-elakh (TGV), naflakh (MGV)
Chair (n.) -- ku-san
Chalcolithic Period -- Khaf-Tukhik Wak-Krus |t'Terra|
Chamber (n.) -- tvi-shal
Change -- rubah (n.), rubai (v.)
Characteristic (n.) -- noshtra
Charcoal (n.) -- yonol-tukh
Chariot -- faukh-dah-hal
Chart -- besan (n.); besau (v.)
Charter (n.) -- palikap
Chasséen Culture -- Iyula t'Shasei-la-Kamp
Chassey-le-Camp -- Shasei-la-Kamp
Chätelperronian Period -- Wak-Krus t'Shahtel'peroniuh
Chedworth -- Tched'wuhrth
Cheek -- nak
Cheese -- thuhk
Chemical analysis -- meil-nisaya
Chepstow Castle (Cas-gwent) -- Klomak t'Tchep'sto
Cherbury Camp -- Klomya t'Tcher'buhri
Chicken -- tchihkuhn
Children -- kanu (TGV), kanlar (MGV)
Chimney -- vuzh-mev
Chin -- huhzi
Chip (n.) -- val
Chisel -- kwu'teshayek (n.); kwu'treshau (v.)
Chrobry fortified village (Gród Chrobry, Wallburg Chrobry) -- klomashal-kahr t'Khobri
Cholula -- Tchuh'luluh
Chopper -- nasshayek
Christian -- kristyan-, kristyanik (adj.); kristsu, krist-dvasu (n.)
Christiana (Kristiana) -- Kristi'ana |Os-Ush'lu|
Christianity -- Krist-Dva
Chronological order -- wak-yut-zek
Chronology -- wak-yut
Church -- shi'kon
Cirencester (Corinium Dobunnorum) -- Sai'uhruhn'sestuhr
Citizen -- ek'tokahrsu
City -- kahr
City-state -- kahr-krusol
City wall -- kahr-temok
Civilization -- sutenivaya
Clan -- maat
Clarification -- starpa'shaya
Clarify (explain) -- starpa'shau
Clasp (n.) -- terunemek
Class (n.) -- mohrn
Classical (adj.) -- ram-, ramik
Classification -- mohrnaya
Classify -- mohrnau
Clavicle -- dol-hinek
Claw (n.) -- spahk
Clay -- krizhiv
Clay drum -- krizhiv-vluhn
Clear away (v.) -- sapa'shau
Cleaver -- threshek
Cleaver stone -- thresh-kov
Cliff -- menal
Climate -- ek'nosh
Climatic change -- ek'nosh-rubah
Climatic zone -- ek'nosh-shal
Climatologist -- ek'nosh-talsu
Climatology -- ek'nosh-tal
Cloak (n., clothing) -- to-sai
Clonony Castle (Caisleán Chluain Damhna) -- Klomak t'Klononi
Cloth -- sai
Clothes, Clothing -- sai-vel
Club (n., weapon) -- muhd
Coal -- kastik-kov
Coarse -- dir-, dirik
Coast (n.) -- gef
Coat (n., clothing) -- to-pal
Coccygeal vertebra -- harr-hinek
Coccyx -- harr-hinektra, tvi-harr
Cockroach -- kak'roch
Codex (pl. codices) -- ma'os-dunap, ma'os-kisev
Coevolution -- ter-wakrubaya
Coffin -- tevikeh-natuhn
Cognition -- opul-fain
Cognitive (adj.) -- opul-fai-, opul-faik
Cognitive archaeology -- opul-faik veshtsu-tal
Coin (n.) -- buhn
Collar (n.) -- talukuv
Colonial (adj.) -- sashila-, sashilaik
Colony -- sashila
Color (n.) -- kur
Column -- tsek (structural), vokau-tsek (memorial)
Comb (n.) -- |isachya-|dref
Combat (n.) -- morov
Commerce -- pamahrtra
Commercial archeology -- pamahrtra-veshtsu-tal
Common -- tsuk|-|
Common people -- tsuksular
Community -- shila (town); ha-travek (biol.)
Compacted (adj.) -- lerakh|-|
Competition -- kuhlaya
Complete -- ovsot-, ovsotik (adj.); ovsoh (v.)
Compressed (adj.) -- lerakh|-|
Configuration -- pazekaya
Confirmation -- wugaya
Conifer -- thav-lap
Connacht (Connaught, Cúige Chonnacht) -- Kanuhkt
Conservation -- korsaya
Conservator -- korsausu
Conserve -- korsau
Consistency -- tsurkan'es
Consistent -- tsurkan-, tsurkanik
Construction -- torvaya
Contamination -- rislaya
Continent -- ek'kovtra
Continental drift -- ek'kovtra-dvun
Continental shelf -- sagefik ek'kovtra-sadvun-nef
Convergent evolution -- teretau-wakrubaya
Copper (metal) -- khaf-tukh
Copper Age -- Khaf-Tukh-Pal |t'Terra|
Copper bead -- khaf-tukh-zaab
Copper coin -- khaf-tukh-buhn
Copper dagger -- khaf-tukh-lipitah
Copper knife -- khaf-tukh-lipau
Copper necklace -- khaf-tukhik talu-ek'zeru
Copper spearhead -- khaf-tukhik tilek-sfek
Copper statue -- khaf-tukh-sukhlop
Copper sword -- khaf-tukh-shek
Copper tool -- khaf-tukh-raul
Copper trinket -- khaf-tukh-mokvel
Cord -- elakh
Core sample -- tviyan-li-fal
Corinium (Circencester) -- Korinium
Cornish (adj.) -- korn'wal-, korn'walik
Cornwall -- Korn'wal
Corpse -- tevik-veh (TGV), tevikeh (MGV)
Corrosion -- meilokulan
Cothon -- kothan |sutor-oklit|
Coțofeni culture -- iyula t'Kotsofeni
Count (Comte, Graf, Conte, Conde, Kómis, Hrabia, Greve, Kont, etc.) -- sa-thol'krusu
Countess (Comtesse, Gräfin, Contessa, Condesa, Condeza, Kómissa, Hrabina, Grafinya, Grevinnan, Kontes, etc.) -- ko-thol'krusu
Courtyard -- tvi-ker
Cowl (n.) -- weinat
Crane (bird) -- krein
Cranium -- patam-hinektra
Crannog (crannóg, crannag, lake platform house) -- krahnag |muzh-skaf-kelek|
Create -- fereik-tor
Creation -- fereikan
Creation myth -- fereikan-holsh
Creation story -- fereikan-var
Creator (generic term) -- fereiksu
Crescent -- wanzih
Crest -- dan-pid-sfek (geol.); sazasfek (generic)
Cretan -- kriti-, kritiyik (adj.); kritisu (person)
Crete (Κρίτι, Kríti) -- Kriti
Crevice -- treshaya
Crib (n.) -- kan-sar-tak
Crime -- buhshaya
Criminal (n.) -- buhshasu
Cro-Magnon man (Crô-Magnon) (n., obs.) -- komihnsu t'Kro-Manyon
Cropland -- urozh-solektra
Crops -- urozh
Crosby Ravensworth -- Kraz'bi Reivuhnz'wuhrth
Cross (n.) -- tuhs
Cross-cultural -- mes-iyula-, mes-iyulaik
Crossbar -- tuhs-mofek
Crossbow -- dvudau-kes-wun
Crossroad -- tuhs-yut
Cruciform -- tuhs-shidik
The Crucuno Dolmen -- Pashov t'Krukuno
Crushed (adj.) -- pleshal-, pleshalik
Crystal -- khush
Cult -- sulapsadvan
Cultivation -- sokasitaya
Cultural evolution -- iyula-wakrubaya
Cultural-historical method -- iyula-vesht-varik tikap
Culture (n., shared customs, etc.) -- iyula
Cup -- monek
Curse (n.) -- raspiis
Curvature -- tchakat
Curve (n.) -- tsa
Cusp -- sfek
Custom (n.) -- oyut
Cylinder -- tu'mev
Cylinder seal -- tu'mev-fen
Cypriot(e) -- saipruhs-, saipruhsik (adj.); saipruhssu (person)
Cyprus -- Saipruhs

Dąbki (Dombke) -- Damp'ki
Dagger (mattucashlass, sgian-achlais) -- lipitah
Daily -- kanok-gadik
Dais -- skaf
Dal (Dalsland) -- Dal
Dál Riata (Dalriada, Dalriata) -- Dal Ri'ata
Dalarna -- Dalar'na
Damage -- zakar (n.), zakar-tor (v.)
Damaged -- zakaral-, zakaralik
Dane (person) -- Dansu
Danelaw -- Dansk-Engluhnd |dansk-shal t'Os-Engluhnd|
Danger -- tehvar
Dangerous -- tehvar-bosh|-|
Danish -- dansk-, danskik (adj.); dansku (language)
Danube (Danubius, Danuvius, Ἴστρος, Istros, Ister. Donaris, Τάναις, Matoas, Donau, Дунав, Dunav, Dunărea, Dunaj) -- Pilash t'Danub
Danubian Neolithic (adj.) -- Danub-uzh-kovik
The Dark Ages -- Mu'gel-Pallar
Data -- faik
Database -- faiktra
Daughter -- ko-fu
Dead (adj.) -- tevik
The Dead -- Tevanu
Death -- tevakh
Death omen -- tevakh-gihlt
Debris -- guhsh|-tukh|
Decade -- lehtvun
Deciduous tooth -- saset-zud
Decompose -- ek'nehau
Decomposition -- ek'nehaya
Decoration -- tremuhraya
Decorative painting -- tremuhral-kras-bikuv
Define -- mesprah
Definition -- mesprahn
Deformity -- riyeht-shid'es
Degradation -- saromoshaya
Deira (Dere, Derenrice) -- Dera
Deism -- ekon-dva
Deist -- ekon-dvasu
Deity -- ekon
Dellingr (Dellingur, Delling) -- Dellinguhr
Deluge (n.) -- mamuzhu
Demigod -- ulef-ekon
Demon -- eshu'a
Dendrochronological analysis -- nisaya t'lap-kuvlar
Dendrochronology -- lap-kuv-tal
Denmark (Danmörk, Danmark) -- Dan'mark
Dentition -- zudtra
Depletion -- neis
Depth -- gluder
Derby (Derventio, Djúrabý, Norþworþig, Northworthy, Deoraby, Darbye) -- Dar'bi
Derbyshire (Deorabyscir) -- Dar'bi'shuhr
Descendant -- tevakkel
Desiccated (adj.) -- psethilal-, psethilalik
Desiccation -- psethilaya
Design (n.) -- patanafaya
Destroy -- vashau
Destruction -- vashaya
Detach -- dahl-tor
Detached (adj.) -- dahl-, dahlik
Detail (n.) -- shefik
Detect -- patal-tor
Detection -- patalan
Detector -- patalek
Development -- storaya
Diagram (n.) -- ufesan
Dialect (n.) -- gen-vuhnaya
Diameter -- fna-thon
Diary -- gad-dunap
Diaspora -- eik-bashan
Dictator -- stis-fulagsu
Dictionary -- zhit-dunap
Diet (n., what is eaten) -- yokul-montra
Diffusion -- sasak
Dig (v.) -- hil-tor
Dig out, Dig up (v.) -- sahil-tor
Digger (tool) -- hilek
Direction -- kharat
Dirk (sgian-dubh, biodag) -- lipat
Dirt -- kitek
Disappearance -- sasaudaya
Disassemble -- saferetau
Disaster -- koshvar
Disc -- mathra
Discarded (adj.) -- kapiratal-, kapiratalik
Disconnected (adj.) -- satersal-, satersalik
Discussion -- paribaya
Disease -- has
Dislocated (adj.) -- sashital-, sashitalik
Dislocation -- sashitaya
Dispersal -- saganaya
Disperse -- saganau
Dissect -- dahli-nesh-tor
Dissection -- dahli-neshan
Distortion -- saznek
Distribute -- sagan-tor
Distribution -- sagan
Ditch (n.) -- |hilal-|zehl-razh
Diversity -- vuhnaya
Divination -- fa-wak-satalaya
Djulafors Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Dyula'fors
Dock (n.) -- kif
Doctrine -- dvatai
Document (n.) -- kisev
Dog (n.) -- dag
Dölauer Heide -- Dohlau'uhr Haide
Dolichocephalic -- wu-patam-, wu-patamik
Doll -- su-leitri
Dolmen -- pashov
The Dolmen of Kercado -- Pashov t'Kerkado
Dolní Vestonice -- Dol'ni Vestuhniche |ma'os-shul svi'Moraviuh|
Domain -- grenat
Dome (n.) -- ub
Domestic (adj.) -- ha-kel-, ha-kelik
Domestic life -- ha-kel-ha'kiv
Domesticated (adj.) -- ha'kel-, ha'kelik
Domesticated animal -- ha'kel-aushfa
Domestication -- ha'kelikaya
Dominance -- abru'es
Dominant -- abrupik
Domination -- abrukhaya
Donnington -- Daning'tuhn
Donnington Castle -- Klomak t'Daning'tuhn
Door -- svep
Doorway -- svep-sharu
Dorchester (Durnovaria, Durngueir, Dornwaracester/Dornwaraceaster, Dorncester/Dornceaster) -- Dorchestuhr
Dorestad (Dorstat) -- Dore'stad
Double-sided scraper -- dah-vla-theshayek
Dover (Portus Dubris, Doverre, Douvres) -- Dovuhr
Dover Castle -- Klomak t'Dovuhr
Dragon -- yoshuhlnak
Drill -- spitayek (n.); spitau (v.)
Drinking water -- mon-masu
Druid (n.) -- dru'ihd|su|
Drum (n.) -- vluhn
Dry stone wall (dry stone hedge, drystone wall, rock fence, stone fence) -- kov-temok |rik'kov-mosterpayek|
Dryburgh Abbey -- Abbe t'Drai'buhruh
Dublin (Eblana polis, Dyflin, Divlyn, Dublind, Dubhlind, Duibhlind, Duibhlinn) -- Dub'lihn
Duchess (Duchesse, Herzogin, Duchessa, Duquesa, Duqueza, Gertsoginya, Hertiginna, Doúkissa, Düşes) -- ko-shasol'krusu
Duel (n.) -- pagun
Duke (Duc, Herzog, Duca, Duque, Gertsog, Hertig, Doúkas, Dük) -- sa-shasol'krusu
Dun Skeig -- Duhn Skeig
Dungeon -- ne-klomsh
Dunnichen (Dùn Neachdain, Dun Nechtan) -- Duhnihkhen
Dunnichen Hill -- Okunel t'Duhnihkhen
Dunstaffnage Castle -- Klomak t'Duhn'stahf'nudzh
Dust (n.) -- grazhiv
Dwarf (n.) -- kobsu
Dwelling (n.) -- kelek
Dynasty -- zehl-te'krun

Eagle -- akiluh
Ear -- kaluk
Earl (Jarl, Comte, Conte, Conde, Graf, Greve, Kómis, Kont) -- sa-te'ahkhikor
Earring -- kaluk-ek'zerut
Eassie -- Isi
The Eassie Stone -- Kov t'Isi
East -- she'rak
East Anglia -- She'rak-Ahngliuh
East Anglian -- she'rak-ahnglian-, she'rak-ahnglianik (adj.); she'rak-ahngliasu (person)
East Norse (language) -- she'rak-norssu
Eastern -- she'rak-, she'rakik
Eastern Europe -- She'rak-Yuropuh, She'rak-Yuhruhp
Eastern European -- she'rak-yuropan-, she'rak-yuropanik (adj.); she'rak-yuropasu (person)
Ecological niche -- ha-sha'ti
Economic archeology -- iskan-veshtsu-tal
Economic resources -- iskan-is-tukhlar
Economic system -- iskan-torektra
Economy -- iskan
Ecospecies -- shal-ne-koshtri
Ecosystem -- ha-ek'torektra
Edge tool -- rihk-raul
Edging -- rihkaya
Edinburgh (Din Eidyn, Dùn Èideann) -- Edihn'buhruh
Education -- ek'saven
Educator -- ek'savensu
Edzell Castle -- Klomak t'Ed'suhl
Eemian Interglacial -- Im-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Effect -- daya
Egg (n.) -- yu-mur
Ego -- shayuf
Egocentric -- shai-svitan-, shai-svitanik
Egocentrism -- shai-svitan'es
Egolzwil -- Egol'tsvihl |ma'os suk'muzh-ha'au-shul svi'Hel'vishuh|
Egtved -- Eikt'ved
Eigg (Egea insula, Egge, Eige, Isle of Eigg) -- Eig
Eilsleben -- Ailz'leiben
Einang Stone (Einangsteinen) -- |Run-|Kov t'Einang
Electron microscope -- u'galik numo-zan-vel
Element (chem.) -- meilak
Elixir -- zaip-mon
Elk -- elk
Elkhorn -- elk-stonn
Ellerbek culture -- iyula t'Eluhr'bek
Elmet (Elmete) -- Elmet
Elongated (adj.) -- wuval-, wuvalik
Elster Ice Age -- El'stuhrik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Emancipation -- su'elan
Embalm -- tevemeilau
Embalmer -- tevemeilausu
Embalming (n.) -- tevemeilaya
Embankment -- vulosoltra
Embedded (adj.) -- vishital-, vishitalik
Embroidery -- og-tanaf
Embryo -- ten-kan-bu (TGV), pi'tenkan (MGV)
Emigrant -- sabashsu
Emigration -- sabashan
Emperor (Imperator, Empereur, Emperador, Kaiser, Aftokrátoras, Imparator) -- sa-eik-te'krusu (general term); Sa-Eik-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
Emperor Charles IV (Karel IV, Karl IV, Carolus IV, Wenceslaus) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Karl 4 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Charles V (Karl V, Carlos V, Carolus V) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Karl 5 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Charles VI (Karl VI, Karel VI, Carolus VI) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Karl 6 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Charles VII (Karl VII, Carolus VII) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Karl 7 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Conrad II (Conrad the Elder) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Kon'rad 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Ferdinand I -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ferdinand 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Ferdinand II -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ferdinand 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Ferdinand III -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ferdinand 3 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Francis I (Franz I, Franz Stefan, Francesco Stefano, Francis Stephen) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Frants 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Francis II (Franz II) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Frants 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Frederick I (Friedrich I, Frederick I Barbarossa) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Frid'rikh 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Frederick II (Friedrich II) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Frid'rikh 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Frederick III (Friedrich III, Frederick the Peaceful) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Frid'rikh 3 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Henry II (Heinrich II) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Hain'rikh 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Henry III (Henry the Black, Henry the Pious, Heinrich III, Heinrich der Schwarze) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Hain'rikh 3 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Henry IV (Heinrich IV) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Hain'rikh 4 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Henry V (Heinrich V) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Hain'rikh 5 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Henry VI (Heinrich VI) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Hain'rikh 6 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Henry VII (Heinrich VII) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Hain'rikh 7 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Joseph I (Josef I) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Yosef 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Joseph II (Josef II, Josef Benedikt Anton Michael Adam, Joseph Benedikt Anton Michael Adam) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Yosef 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Leopold I (Leopold Ignaz Joseph Balthasar Felician, Lipót) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Lei'opold 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Leopold II (Peter Leopold Josef Anton Joachim Pius Gotthard, Pietro Leopoldo Giuseppe Antonio Gioacchino Pio Gottardo) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Lei'opold 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Lothair II (Lothair of Supplinburg, Lothar of Supplinburg, Lothar von Supplinburg) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Lotar 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Louis IV (Ludwig IV, Louis the Bavarian, Ludwig der Bayer) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Lud'vig 4 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Matthias -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Mati'as |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Maximilian I -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Maksimili'an 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Maximilian II -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Maksimili'an 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor of Austria -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor t'Ohstuhraikh
Emperor Otto I (Otto the Great, Otto der Große, Otto il Grande) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ato 1 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Otto II (Otto the Red, Otto der Rote, Otto Rufus) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ato 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Otto III -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ato 3 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Otto IV -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Ato 4 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Rudolf II -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Rudolf 2 |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Emperor Sigismund (Sigismund of Luxemburg) -- Sa-Eik-Te'kor Zigiz'mund |t'Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru|
Empire -- eik-te'kru
Empress (Imperatrix, Impératrice, Kaiserin, Emperatriz, Imperatritsa, Aftokráteira, Imparatoriçe) -- ko-eik-te'krusu (general term); Ko-Eik-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
Empty (adj.) -- herbosh|-|
Enclosure -- vi'ikap-shal
Encroachment -- visnuhpaya
Encrustation -- papuhnkaya
Encyclopedia -- danau-dunap
End chopper -- shaht-nasshayek
Endrőd -- Endrohd
Endurance -- palesh
England -- Engluhnd, Ingluhnd
English -- eingel-, eingelik (adj.); eingelsu (language)
English longbow -- eingelik wu-kes-wun
Englishman -- sa-engluhndsu
Englishwoman -- ko-engluhndsu
Engraver -- thessu
Engraving -- thes
Enigma -- del-ri
Entrance ladder -- svin-pu'uth
Environment -- ek'sitra
Environmental archeology -- ek'sitra-veshtsu-tal
Eocene Epoch -- Gad-Keshtanik Nauf |t'Terra|
Epidemic (n.) -- shal-has-sak
Epoch -- nauf
Er-Roc'h-Feutet -- Er-Rok-Foitei |pashov svi'Frans|
Era -- nuhs
Erosion -- skrashaya
Erratics -- hafau-kov-tukh s'dvun-le-sumatra
Ertebølle culture -- iyula t'Ertuh'bohluh
Ertebølle-Ellerbek culture -- iyula t'Ertuh'bohluh-Eluhr'bek
Eruli (pl.) -- Erullar
Erulian (adj.) -- eruli-, eruliyik
Eruption -- sposhan (general term); zul-sposhan (volcanic)
Essex (Ēastseaxe, East Sexena) -- Esihks
Estonia (Æst, Esthonia, Eesti) -- Eisti, Estoniuh
Estuary -- masutra-riflash
Eternal -- ek'wak-, ek'wakik
Eternal life -- ek'wak-ha'kiv
Eternity -- ek'wak'es
Ethnicity -- vuhn-koshtri'es
Ethnoarcheology -- vuhn-koshtrik veshtsu-tal
Ethnologist -- vuhn-koshtri-talsu
Ethnology -- vuhn-koshtri-tal
Etiolles -- Eti'ol |ma'os-shul na'Sen-Pilash svi'Frants|
Etiquette -- yeht-shila-kloshai
Etruria -- Etruriuh
Etruscan -- etruriuh-, etruriuhik (adj.); etruriuhsu (n.)
Europe -- Yuropuh, Yuhruhp
European -- yuropan-, yuropanik (adj.); yuropasu (person)
European Neolithic (adj.) -- Yuropuh-uzh-kovik
Evaporation -- na-sovaya
Event -- pavek
Evergreen (n.) -- kwon-mor-kastik (plant), kwon-mor-lap (tree)
Evergreen forest -- kwon-mor-laptra
Evil -- ek'rasahkos (adj.); ek'rasah (n.)
Evolution -- wakrubaya
Evolutionary lineage -- wakrubau-zehl'es
Evolutionary rate -- wakrubau-tav
Evolutionary trend -- wakrubau-venek
Excavate -- razhil-tor
Excavation -- razhilan
Excavator (device) -- razhilek
Exclusive (adj.) -- sananik
Execute -- tostau
Execution -- tostaya
Executioner -- tostausu
Exhibit -- gluvaya (n.), gluvau (v.)
Expansion -- sa'ovaya
Exploration -- paglayaren
Explore -- paglayaret
Explorer -- paglayaretsu
Expose -- sashavau
Exposure -- sashavaya
Exterior -- si-, sik (adj.); sin (n.)
Extinct (adj.) -- ek'tevik
Extinct species -- ek'tevik koshtri
Extinction -- ek'tevan
Extrication -- sneman
Extrusion -- hishidoraya
Eye (n.) -- bezhun

Fable -- yehvaru
Face (n.) -- limuk
Facility (place) -- kebitra
Factor (n.) -- klai
Fairy -- pu'a
Falkirk -- Fal'kirk
False (adj.) -- riyeht|-|
Familiar (adj.) -- maafainik
Family (kin) -- pi'maat
Famine -- mair-yem-penak
Fang -- wu-zud
Farm -- uroshal (n.); uroshitau (v.)
Farmer -- uroshitausu (TGV), uroshalsu (MGV)
Fauna -- aushfatra
Feather (n.) -- kid
Feces -- pekh
Fecundity -- brash'es
Feddersen Wierde -- Feiduhr'sehn-Virduh |shek-tukh-palik Sahksuhn-shi'fiferhanaun|
Federmesser Culture -- Kid-Lipau-Iyula
Female -- kosu (n.); ko-, koyik (adj.)
Femur -- abru-mal-hinek
Fern -- fuhrn
Ferry (n.) -- mes-hali
Fertility -- kanash'es
Fertility god -- kanash'es-ekon
Fertility idol -- kanash'es-zaikhlop
Fertility rate -- kanash'es-tav
Fertility rite -- kanash'es-ho-rah
Fertility symbol -- kanash'es-sehtebihk
Festival (n.) -- gad-muf
Fetus -- tvi-kan-bu (TGV), tenkan (MGV)
Fibula -- vaukh-hinek
Figure (n.) -- khlop
Figurine -- pi'aushfa-khlop (animal), pi'sukhlop (person)
Find -- talal (n.); tal-tor (v.)
Finder -- talek (device); talsu (person)
Finger (n.) -- ozh
Fingernail -- ozh-felu
Fingerprint (n.) -- ozhidar
Finland (Suomi) -- Swomi, Fihn'luhnd
Finnish -- su'omi-, su'omik (adj.); au'omisu (language)
Finnmark -- Fihn'mark
Fire pit -- yon-pi'razh
Firearm -- pohshayek (TGV), pohshek (MGV)
The First Battle of Newbury -- Wuhr-Faukh t'Nu'buhri
The First Battle of the Argonne -- Wuhr-Faukh t'Argan
Fish (n., singular) -- aluk
Fish bone -- aluk-hinek
Fish hook -- aluk-kum-kik
Fish trap -- aluk-pash
Fishtail point -- aluk-harr-sfek
Fissure -- thresh
Fjord -- klehp
Flag (n.) -- haifan
Flake (n.) -- wef
Flake chopper -- wef-nasshayek
Flambeau -- yonag
Flanders (Vlaanderen, Flandre) -- Flahnduhrz
Flash flood (n.) -- ak'wik-abrash
Flask -- mashek
Flaw (n.) -- lafot
Flexible -- rubilauk (adaptable); tedvunik (pliable/pliant)
Flint (geol.) -- kil-kov
Flint weapon -- kil-kov-wun
Flock -- treit (n.); |pa|treitau (v.)
Flood plain -- abrash-eiktra
Floor (n.) -- lan-tol
Floor-mat -- lan-tol-pev
Floor plan -- lan-tol-torbesan
Flora -- kastra
Flower (n.) -- svai
Flowering plant -- svai-kastik
Flute (n.) -- kolchak
Foe -- hahf (adversary); nemut (enemy)
Foliage -- mortra
Folk (n.) -- sutra (populace); su'u (a specific people)
Folkestone Castle -- Klomak t'Folk'stone
Folklore -- shasol-kethtra
Folktale -- sutra-varu
Food -- yem-tukh
Food chain -- yem-zektra
Food offering -- yem-nufaya
Foot -- ash'ya
Footprint -- ash'yaidar
Forage (v.) -- payemulivau
Forager -- payemulivausu
Forearm -- ne-kar
Forefinger -- kehr-ozh
Forest -- laptra
Fork (n.) -- snauk
Formation -- shidoraya (creation); shidat (geol.)
Forseti (Fosite) -- For'seti
Fort -- klomya
Fortification (structure) -- klomashak
Fortified city -- klomashal-kahr
Fortress -- klomak
Fosna-Hensbacka culture -- iyula t'Fosna-Hens'baka
Fossil -- vesht-ha-kov (TGV), kovalik vesht-ha-vel (MGV)
Fossil bone -- koval-hinek
Fossil cast -- vishizhaya t'vesht-ha-vel
Fossil impression -- fihishan t'vesht-ha-vel
Fossil mold -- kushizh-vel t'vesht-ha-vel
Fossil record -- vipladunap t'kovalik vesht-ha-vellar
Fossil tooth -- koval-zud
Fossilization -- ha-kovaya
Fossilize -- ha-kovau
Fossilized (adj.) -- koval-, kovalik
Foundation -- nen (base); kel-nen (building)
Foundation cone -- nen-ikun
Foundation stone -- kel-nen-kov
Fountain (n., decorative) -- mashulek
Forecourt -- fa-shal t'brag-svin
Fracture -- shaya (n.), shau (v.)
Fragile -- shau-yehat
Fragment -- karf (n.), karfau (v.)
Fragmentation -- karfaya
Frame -- nentu (n.); nentulau (v.)
Framework -- nentu|tra|
Freedman (libertas, leysingi, fridman, Friedmann, Freigelassener(in), affranchi, liberto/liberta, etc.) -- elalsu
Freedom -- el'es
Freeman (karl, friman, Freiman) -- elsu
French -- frans-, fransik (adj.); fransei (language)
Freyja (Freya, Freija, Frejya, Freyia, Fröja, Frøya, Frøjya, Freia, Freja, Freiya) -- Freiya
Freyr (Fricco, Frikko, Frey, Frö) -- Freir, Frei'ihr
Friendship -- thrah'es
Frigg (Frija, Frea, Frīge, Fricca, Frikka) -- Frig
Fright -- kolthak
Frighten -- koltha
Frisia (Friesland, Fryslân, Fraschlönj, Freesklöön, Freeskluin, Fresklun, Freesland, Fraislaand, etc.) -- Friziuh, Friz'land, Friz'lant, Frisi'a
Frisian -- friz-, frizik (adj.); frizsu (person/language)
Frisian Islands -- Friz-Vikuvtralar
Frog -- frag
Fruit (n.) -- savas
Fuller -- wuhl-sai-pusu
Fullery -- shi'wuhl-sai-pun
Function (n., use) -- is-lof
Fungus -- luk
Funeral -- mem-lu til-kum
Funerary object -- mem-lu-vel
Funerary practice -- mem-lu-huhrah
Funerary urn -- mem-luyik vitush-kak
Funnel (n.) -- woht
Funnelbeaker culture (Funnel-neck-beaker culture, Trichterbecherkultur) -- woht-kak-iyula
Fur (n.) -- ausachya
Fyn (Funen) -- Fihn
Fyrisvellir -- Fihris'velihr
Fyrkat -- Fihrkat

Gael (person) -- Geil|su|
Gaelic -- geil-, geilik (adj.); geilsu (language)
Gallery grave -- wu-vla-shi'vukhut
Galley (ship) -- wehk-fel-mashali
Galloway (an Gall-Ghaidhealaibh, Gallobha, Gallawa) -- Gahlo'wei
Gamla Uppsala (Old Uppsala) -- Gam'la Uhp'sala |Os-Uhp'sala|
Gamle Lejra (Old Lejra) -- Gam'luh Leiruh
Gap (n.) -- haf
Gap in the fossil record -- haf svi'vipladunap t'kovalik vesht-ha-vellar
Garbage heap -- guhsh-tuh
Garden (n.) -- bah-ker
Garment (n.) -- ain
Garrison (n.) -- shi'ask'ersular
Garrison fort -- klomya t'ask'ersular
Gate -- temep
Gatehouse -- temep-kelek
Gaul (person) -- gaalsu
Gaulish -- gaal-, gaalik (adj.); gaalsu (language)
Gauntlet -- kar-klash
Gaut (person) -- gautsu
Gautish (adj.) -- gaut-, gautik
Le Géant du Manio (The Manio Giant, The Giant of Manio) -- Masuk-Laman-Kov t'Mani'o
Gem -- ek'zer
Gemstone -- ek'zer-kov
Gender -- guv
Gene -- tol
Gene flow -- tol-yumaya
Gene pool -- tol-patra
Genetic disease -- tol-has
Genetic diversity -- tol-don-ka'es
Genetic polymorphism -- tol-wehk-shid'es
Geneticist -- tol-talsu
Genetics (study) -- tol-tal
Genome -- tol-var
Genotype -- tol-ves
Genus -- komak
Geochemist -- solektra-meil-talsu
Geochemistry -- solektra-meil-tal
Geoglyph -- dvunal-kov-tanaf
Geologic time -- solektra-wak
Geological map -- solektra-besan
Geologist -- solektra-talsu
Geology (study) -- solektra-tal
German -- doich-, doichik (adj.); doich (n., language); doichsu (n., person)
Germanic -- dzher'man-, dzher'manik
The Germanic Iron Age -- Dzher'manik Shek-Tukh-Pal
Germany (Deutschland) -- Doich'land, Dzhuhrmuhni
Ghost -- tam'a
Giant (n., person) -- masuksu
The Giant's Ring -- Pakuv t'Masuksu
Gigantic -- masuk, masuk'
Glacial (n.) -- le-suma-pal
Glaciation -- ek'le-suma-wein
Glacier -- |dvun-|le-sumatra
Glastonbury (Glestingaburg, Glastenburh, Ineswitrin, Ynys Witrin, Ynys Wydryn) -- Glahstuhn'buhri
Glastonbury Abbey -- Abbe t'Glahstuhn'buhri
Glastonbury Tor -- Okunel t'Glahstuhn'buhri
Glavensdrup -- Glavens'drup
Glove (n.) -- el'rukhut
Gnome -- nom
Goat -- got
Goblet -- monek
Goblin -- rents
God (generic term) -- ekon
Gokstad -- Gok'stad
Gold (metal) -- kin-tukh
Gold bracelet -- kin-tukhik kar-nik-pakuv
Gold coin -- kin-tukh-buhn
Gold necklace -- kin-tukhik talu-ek'zeru
Gold ring -- kin-tukh-mokuv
Gold statue -- kin-tukh-sukhlop
Gold trinket -- kin-tukh-mokvel
Golden idol -- kin-tukh-zaikhlop
Gong (n.) -- kep
Goodrich Castle -- Klomak t'Guuhd'rihch
Gordion -- Gordian
Götaland (Gotaland, Gattland, Gothland, Gotia, Götland) -- Gota'land, Yota'land
Goth (Gut, Guta, Gutr, Gotr, Gothus, Gótthos, Goter(in), Gotha) (person) -- Gathsu
Gothic -- gath-, gathik (adj.); gathsu (language)
Gotland -- Got'land
Government -- spanakhat
Grain -- yartik
Granary -- yartik-kel
Le Grand Menhir Brisé (The Great Broken Menhir) -- Masuk Krushal-Toskov
Grapes -- greiplar
Grappling iron -- runem-kik
Grass -- yar
Grassland(s) -- yartra
Grave (n.) -- shi'vukhut
Gravestone -- ahm-kov
Gravettian Period -- Gravet-Wak-Krus
Graveyard -- vukhut-ker
Grazer -- plei-yokulsu
Great Wymondley -- Greit Waimuhnd'li
Greenland -- Grin'lahnd
Greenlander -- grin'lahndsu
Greenlandic (adj.) -- grin'luhnsk-, grin'luhnskik
Griffin -- grihfihn
Grønhøj -- Grohn'hoi
Growing season -- to'ovau-tevun-yonuk
Growth -- to'ovaya
Gudbrandsdal (Guðbrandsdalr, Gudbrandsdalen) -- Gud'brands'dal
Guest (n.) -- be'hai'la
Günz Ice Age -- Guhntsik Le-Suma-Pal
Günz-Mindel Interglacial -- Guhnts-Mihndel-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal
Guoloph (Guoloppum, Guolopp, Wallope, Wallop) -- Gwolop
Gypsum -- aukh

Habit(s) -- es'merka
Habitat -- ha'kiv-shal
Haddenham (Hǣdanhām) -- Hahduhn'uhm
Hadrian's Wall -- Temok t'Hadri'anus
Häggeby Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Hahguh'bi
Hairbrush -- isachya-achut
Hairpin -- isachya-mof
Hairstyle (n.) -- isachya-kuhzu
Halfdan Ragnarsson (Hálfdan Ragnarsson, Halfdene, Healfdene, Albann) -- Haulf'dan Rag'nars'son
Hall (n., meeting/performance place) -- mav'shal
Hallaton Castle -- Klomak t'Haluh'tuhn
Hallstatt -- Hal'shtat
Hallstatt culture -- iyula t'Hal'shtat
Halo -- pau
Hamar -- Haamar
Hammer (n.) -- mah-vel
Hammer stone -- mah-kov
Hammock -- yuk-geldayek
Hampshire -- Hahmp'shuhr
Hand (n.) -- el'ru
Hand ax(e) -- el'ru-la'ash
Hand-to-hand combat -- wuh-wuh-morov
Handle (n.) -- el'rek
Hardwell Castle (Hardwell Camp) -- Ku-Li-Klomya t'Hard'wel
Harpoon (n.) -- aluk-tilek (fish), weil-tilek (whale)
Harpoon point -- aluk-tilek-sfek (fish), weil-tilek-sfek (whale)
Hat -- tauk
Hatfield (Hetfelle, Haethfeld) -- Haht'fiuhld
Havelland culture (Havelländische Kultur) -- iyula t'Haveland
Head -- patam
Headband -- patam-zhel
Healer -- hakausu
Healing -- hakaya
Health -- muhl'es
Heart -- khaf-spol
Hearth -- yon-lanet
Hearthstone -- yon-lanet-kov
Heathen (person) -- ridvasu
Heaven -- oigen
Hedeby -- Hedebi
Heel (n.) -- timut
Height -- pidek
Heimdallr (Heimdall, Heimdallur) -- Heim'daluhr
Heir -- gotsu
Hell -- bogozh
Helmet -- patyerak
Helmsdorf -- Helms'dorf
Henge -- hendzh |kov-da-kuv|
Herb -- bar-got (anc.)
Herb garden -- bah-ker t'bar-gotlar
Herbalist -- bar-gotsu
Herbologist -- bar-got-talsu
Herbology -- bar-got-tal
Herd (n.) -- kuht
Herdsman -- kuhtsu
Hereditary -- samekhik
Heretic (n.) -- ak'spra
Heretical -- ak'sprali
Hermóðr (Hermóður, Hermod) -- Her'moðuhr
Hertford (Heortford) -- Hart'fuhrd
Hertford Castle -- Klomak t'Hart'fuhrd
Hertfordshire (Heortfordscir) -- Hart'fuhrd'shihr
Hex (n.) -- rasees
Hidden (adj.) -- ip-, ipik
Hidden passage -- ip-svaur
Highlander -- pid-shaltrasu
Highlands -- pid-shal|tra|
Hill -- kunel
Hill fort -- kunel-klomak
Himmerland (Himbersysœl) -- Hihmuhr'lan
Hinge (n.) -- tu'adayek
Hinton St. Mary -- Hihntuhn Seint Meri
Hip (n.) -- gaf
Hippodrome -- shi'hors-kuhlaya
Historian -- vesht-varsu
Historic -- vesht-varik
History -- vesht-var
Hitchin (Hicce, Clofeshoh) -- Hihchihn
Hjörleifshöfði -- Hyohr'leifs'hohvði
Hoax (n.) -- tasadi
Höðr (Hod, Hoder, Hodur) -- Hohðuhr
Hög (mound) -- soltuh
Högby -- Hohg'bi
Hole (n.) -- razh
Hollingstedt (Huglæstath) -- Holing'stet
Holocene Epoch -- Tuwakik Nauf |t'Terra|
Holocene Interglacial -- Tuwak-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Holstein Interglacial -- Hol'stin-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Holy (adj.) -- vai|-|
Holy Roman Empire -- Vai Roman-Eik-Te'kru
Home (n.) -- ha-kel
Home life -- kelek-ha'kiv
Hominid -- komihn-kahk-hasu
Hominin -- komihn-eip-hasu
Homininae subfamily -- komihn-eipik ne-pi'maat
Hominization -- komihn-kahkaya
Hominoid -- ek'komihn-eip-hasu
Homo erectus -- homo i'rektuhs |ten-abul-komihnsu|
Homo habilis -- homo habihlihs |ten-raul-komihnsu|
Homo heidelbergensis -- homo haiduhl'buhrgensihs |komihnsu t'Haiduhl'berg|
Homo neanderthalensis -- homo nei'anduhr'talensihs |komihnsu t'Nei'andertal|
Homo sapiens -- homo seipi'enz |iyi-komihnsu|
Homosexuality -- ka-ashau'es
Honor -- dor (n.), dor-tor (v.)
Honorable -- dorli (obs.); dor-yehat
Honored (adj.) -- pudorlik
Honored one (person) -- osu
Hood (n.) -- fash
Hook (n.) -- kik
Horn (n.) -- stonn (animal); stonal (sound maker)
Horn core tool -- stonn-tviyan-raul
Horse (n.) -- hors
Horse cart -- hors-hal
Horse race -- hors-sahrvukh
Horsehair (n.) -- hors-isachya
Horsehide (n.) -- hors-wadi
Horseshoe (n.) -- hors-ash'el
Horticulture -- to'kasaya
Hostel(ry) -- hafa'el
House (n.) -- kelek
House-elf -- kelek-wihnts
Howe (mound) -- soltuh
Human -- komihn (adj.); komihnsu (n.)
Humerus -- abru-kar-hinek
Humidity -- sov-masu'es
The Hundred Years' War -- Ahkh t'Teh Tevun
Hunt -- po'austukaya (n.), po'austukau (v.)
Hunter -- po'austukausu
Hunter-gatherer society -- po'austukau-hoknau-shila'es
Hunting trophy -- po'austukaun-donta'an
Hut -- veli-kel
Hvamm -- Kvamm
Hvammsfjörðr (Hvammsfjörður, Hvammsfjord) -- Kvamms'fyohrðuhr |Klehp t'Kvamm|
Hyoid bone -- lahv-hinek
The Hypogeum of Ħal-Saflieni -- Ne-Solektra-Shi'kon t'Khal-Safli'eni

Ice age -- le-suma-pal
Iceland -- Is'land
Icelander -- is'landsu
Icelandic -- is'lensk-, is'lenskik (adj.); is'lensku (language)
Identical -- ka|-|
Identical twins -- t'dahsular s'ka-yu-mur
Identification -- shasutan
Identified (adj.) -- shasutanik
Idol -- zaikhlop
Ilchester (Lindinus, Cair Pensa vel Coyt, Ivelchester) -- Ihl'chuh'stuhr, Ihl'chestuhr
Illness -- has-mar
Image (n.) -- glakuv
Imaginary -- glenon-, glenonik
Imagination -- glenonaya
Imagine -- glenonau
Imitate -- va'amau
Imitation -- va'amaya
Immature -- rivin-, rivinik
Immigrant -- vibashsu
Immigration -- vibashan
Immortal -- tevakh-fam-, tevakh-famik (adj.); tevakh-famsu (n.)
Immune -- tefosh-, tefoshik
Immunity -- tefosh'es
Impediment -- rashertaya
Impression (mark left, etc.) -- fihishan
Incantation -- krelibaya
Incest -- tvi-pi'maatik riyeht-ashaya
Incest taboo -- ridrum tehn'tvi-pi'maatik riyeht-ashaya
Incident -- pavesh
Incise -- nesh-tor
Incision -- nesh
Independence -- tikopah
Independent (adj.) -- tikop-, tikopik
Indigenous -- salatik
Indigenous people -- salatsular
Individual (person) -- wuhsu
Indo-European (adj.) -- ihndo-yuropan-, ihndo-yuropanik
Infant -- kan-bu
Infant mortality rate -- kan-buyik tev'es-tav
Influence -- fidaya (n.), fidau (v.)
Inhibit -- netehnovau
Inhibition -- netehnovaya
Injury -- dash
Ink (n.) -- neshuk
Inn -- hafa'el
Inner Hebrides -- Ihnuhr Hebrihdiz |Tvi-Hebrihdiz-Vikuvtralar|
Inscribe -- vikitau
Inscription -- vikitaya
Insect -- ravot
Insignia -- terseht
Inspect -- linikau
Inspection -- linikaya
Inspector -- linikausu
Inspiration -- vi'le-eshan
Inspire -- vi'le-esh-tor
Instability -- ritihet'es
Institute (n.) -- trahokna
Intellect -- kash-to-vel
Intelligent -- kash-tok
Interfere -- snertau
Interference -- snertaya
Interglacial (period) -- svayik le-suma-pal
Introduce -- ragtau
Introduction -- ragtaya
Invade -- vishasplotau
Invader -- vishasplotausu
Invasion -- vishasplotaya
The Invasion of England -- Vishasplotaya t'Engluhnd
The Invasion of France -- Vishasplotaya t'Frans
The Invasion of Norway -- Vishasplotaya t'Norguh
The Invasion of Poland -- Vishasplotaya t'Pol'ska
The Invasion of Russia -- Vishasplotaya t'Rasiya
Invent -- fereik-tor
Invention -- fereik-vel
Inventor -- fereiksu
Investigate -- men-hil-tor
Investigation -- men-hilan
Investigator -- men-hilsu
Iona (Eogan, Ivo-Genos, Hii, Eo, Eoa, Ioua insula, Euea insula, Eilean Idhe, Ì Chaluim Chille, Isle of Iona) -- Ai'ona
Ireland (Éiru, Éire, Iernē, Erin) -- Eruh, Air'luhnd
Irish elk (megaceros) -- masuk-stonn-elk
Iron (metal) -- shek-tukh
The Iron Age -- Shek-Tukh-Pal t'Terra
Iron coin -- shek-tukh-buhn
Iron dagger -- shek-tukh-lipitah
Iron knife -- shek-tukh-lipau
Iron spearhead -- shek-tukhik tilek-sfek
Iron statue -- shek-tukh-sukhlop
Iron sword -- shek-tukh-shek
Iron tool -- shek-tukh-raul
Iron trinket -- shek-tukh-mokvel
Ironworker -- shek-tukh-zupsu
Irrigation -- kasmashaya
Islam (religion) -- Islam-Dva
Islamic -- islam-dvaik
Island -- vikuvtra
Isle of Man (Manu, Mona, Monapia, Monabia, Monoeda, Mevania, Maenavia, Eubonia, Eumonia, Manaw, Mön, Ellan Vannin, Mann, Mannin) -- Vikuvtra t'Mahn
Isogloss -- gen-lis-krup
Isolate -- sameskarau
Isolation -- sameskaraya
Italian -- i'tali'a-, i'tali'aik (adj.); i'tali'asu (n.)
Italy (Italia) -- I'tali'a, I'taliuh, Ihtuhli
Ivar the Boneless (Ívarr Ragnarsson, Ívarr hinn Beinlausi, Hyngwar, Ivar Ragnarsson) -- Ivar Hinek-Fam |Ivar Rag'nars'son|
Ivory (n.) -- zudebur

Jacket (n., coat) -- kopal
Jail (n.) -- lograzek
Jar (n., container) -- kak
Jarl -- yarl |sa-te'ahkhikor t'Os-Skahndihneivyuh|
Jarl Birger Magnusson -- Yarl Birger Mag'nus'son
Jarl/King Björn Ironside (Björn Ragnarsson, Björn Járnsíða, Björn Järnsida) -- Yarl/Sa-Te'kor Byohrn Shek-Tukh-Vla |Byohrn Rag'nars'son|
Jarl Folke Birgersson -- Yarl Folke Birgers'son
Jarl Johan Sverkersson -- Yarl Yo'han Sverkers'son
Jarl Jon Sverkersson -- Yarl Yon Sverkers'son
Jarl Karl Döve -- Yarl Karl Dohve
Jarl Karl Sverkersson -- Yarl Karl Sverkers'son
Jarl Knut Birgersson -- Yarl Knut Birgers'son
Jarl/King Ragnar Lodbrok (Ragnarr Loðbrók, Ragnar Lothbrok, Ragnar Hairy Breeches) -- Yarl/Sa-Te'kor Rag'nar Loð'brok
Jarl Ragnvald Eysteinsson (Ragnvald Mørejarl) -- Yarl Raguhn'vald Eisteins'son
Jarl Ragnvald Ulfsson -- Yarl Raguhn'vald Ulfs'son
Jarl Ragvald Henriksson -- Yarl Rag'vald Hen'riks'son
Jarl Sigurðr Hlöðvisson (Sigurd Hlodvirsson, Sigurd the Stout) -- Yarl Sigurðuhr Hlohð'vis'son
Jarl Thorfinn Sigurðarson (Þorfinn Sigurðarson, Thorfinn Sigurdsson, Thorfinn the Mighty) -- Yarl Thor'fihn Sigurðarson
Jarl Ulf Tostesson -- Yarl Ulf Tostes'son
Javelin -- lehm-tilek
Jaw (n.) -- ahs
Jawbone (n.) -- ahs-hinek
Jedburgh Abbey -- Abbe t'Dzhed'buhruh
The Jelling Stones -- |Run-|Kovlar t'Yeling
Jew (n.) -- Yudasu (generic term), ko-yudasu (female), sa-yudasu (male)
Jewel -- ek'zer (anc.)
Jewelry -- ek'zeru (anc.)
Jewish (adj.) -- yudasik
Joint (n.) -- lesek
Jomsborg (Jumne, Wollin) -- Yoms'borg
Jordhøj -- Yord'hoi
Journey -- halovaya (n.), halovau (v.)
Judaism -- Yuda-Dva
Judge (n.) -- to-go-rasathausu
Jug (n.) -- masuhb
Jupiter -- Dzhupuhtuhr
Justice -- yeht-gav
Justice system -- yeht-gav-torektra
Jute (n., Eodose, Eotena, Eota, Ióta, Iúta, Iutus) -- dzhutsu |yutsu|
Jutish (adj.) -- dzhut-, dzhutik |yut-, yutik|
Jutland (Iutum, Jylland) -- Yut'land
Jutlander -- yut'landsu

Kälvesten Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Kahlvuh'sten
Karanovo (Караново) -- Kara'novo
Karanovo culture -- iyula t'Kara'novo
Karmøy -- Karmoi
Kaupang (Skiringssal) -- Koipang, Kaupang
Kelso Abbey -- Abbe t'Kel'so
Kenilworth Castle -- Klomak t'Kenihl'wuhrth
Kent (Cantium, Cantia, Cantwarena, Cent) -- Kent
Kerb (peristalith) -- kov-vi'ikap-pakuv
The Kerloas Menhir (The Kerloaz Menhir, Le Menhir de Kervéatoux) -- Toskov t'Ker'lo'as
Ketch -- dah-lap-mashaloli
Key (n.) -- tal-muv
Keystone -- klachekov
Kill (v.) -- stau
Killer -- stausu
Kiln -- krizh'vi-fasek
Kind (type) -- ves
King (rex, basileus, roi, König, cyning, koning, konge, konung, βασιλιάς, король, царь) -- sa-te'krusu (general term); Sa-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
King Áedán mac Gabráin -- Sa-Te'kor Aiðaan mak Gavraan
King Áed of the White Flowers (Áed mac Cináeda) -- Sa-Te'kor Aið t'Wan-Kur-Svailar
King Ælfrēd (Ælfrǣd, Alfred the Great) of Wessex -- Sa-Te'kor Ahlf'reid |Lo'uk| t'Wesihks |Ahl'fred Lo'uk|
King Æthelfrith (Æþelfriþ) -- Sa-Te'kor Ahthel'frith
King Æthelric (Æþelric) -- Sa-Te'kor Ahthel'rik
King Æthelstan (Æþelstan, Æðelstan, Athelstan, Edeltan) -- Sa-Te'kor Ahthel'stan
King Albert I -- Sa-Te'kor Al'bert 1
King Albert II (Albert the Magnanimous) -- Sa-Te'kor Al'bert 2
King Alexander I (Alaxandair mac Maíl Coluim, Alexander MacMalcolm) -- Sa-Te'kor Ahlihg'zahnder 1
King Alexander II (Alaxandair mac Uilliam, Alexander MacWilliam) -- Sa-Te'kor Ahlihg'zahnder 2
King Alexander III (Alaxandair mac Alaxandair, Alexander MacAlexander) -- Sa-Te'kor Ahlihg'zahnder 3
King Ancus Marcius -- Sa-Te'kor Ankus Markius
King Bridei mac Bili -- Sa-Te'kor Bridei mahk Bili
King Bridei mac Máelchú (King Bridei son of Maelchon) -- Sa-Te'kor Bridei mahk Ma'elchu
King Canute (Knútr inn ríki, Cnut the Great, Knut the Great, Canute the Great) -- Sa-Te'kor Knut |Lo'uk|
King/Emperor Charlemagne (Charles I, Charles the Great, Carolus Magnus, Karolus Magnus, Charles Le Grand, Karl der Große, Carlo Magno, Carlomagno) -- Sa-Te'kor|Sa-Eik-Te'kor Karolus Mag'nus
King Charles I -- Sa-Te'kor Tcharlz 1
King Charles II -- Sa-Te'kor Tcharlz 2
King Constantine I (Causantín mac Cináeda, Constantín mac Cináeda) -- Sa-Te'kor Konstahntin 1
King Constantine II (Caustantín mac Áeda, Constantín mac Áeda) -- Sa-Te'kor Konstahntin 2
King Constantine III (Causantín mac Cuiléin) -- Sa-Te'kor Konstahntin 3
King Cuilén (Cuilén mac Ildulb, Culen, Colin) -- Sa-Te'kor Kulen
King David I (Dabíd mac Maíl Choluim, David MacMalcolm) -- Sa-Te'kor Deivihd 1
King David II (Daibhidh a Briuis, Dauid de Brus, Dauid Brus) -- Sa-Te'kor Deivihd 2
King Donald I (Domnall mac Ailpín, Donald mac Alpin, Donald MacAlpin) -- Sa-Te'kor Danuhld 1
King Donald II (Domnall mac Causantín, Donald MacConstantine) -- Sa-Te'kor Danuhld 2
King Donald III (Domnall mac Donnchada, Donald MacDuncan) -- Sa-Te'kor Danuhld 3
King Dub (Dub mac Maíl Coluim, Duff MacMalcolm) -- Sa-Te'kor Dub
King Duncan I (Donnchad mac Crinain, Duncan MacCrinan) -- Sa-Te'kor Duhkuhn 1
King Duncan II (Donnchad mac Maíl Coluim, Duncan MacMalcolm) -- Sa-Te'kor Duhkuhn 2
King Eadgils (Athils) -- Sa-Te'kor Yad'gils
King Ēadweard (Eadweard Cyning, Eaduueard Rex, Edward the Elder) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'werd |weh-os|
King Ēadweard Andettere (Eduardus Confessor, Edward the Confessor) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'werd An'dettere |Ed'werd Savarsu|
King Ecgberht I (Ecgbryht Cyning) -- Sa-Te'kor Edzh'briht 1
King Ecgberht II (Ecgbryht Cyning) -- Sa-Te'kor Edzh'briht 2
King Ecgfrith -- Sa-Te'kor Edzh'frith
King Edgar (Étgar mac Maíl Choluim, Edgar MacMalcolm, Edgar the Peaceable) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'gar
King Edward I (Edward Longshanks, Hammer of the Scots) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 1
King Edward II -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 2
King Edward III -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 3
King Edward IV (Edward of York) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 4
King Edward V (Edward of York) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 5
King Edward VI -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 6
King Edward VII (Albert Edward) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 7
King Edward VIII (Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David) -- Sa-Te'kor Ed'wuhrd 8
King Eirik Sigrsæll (Hericus, Erik the Victorious) -- Sa-Te'kor Eirik Siguhr'sailt
King Ermanaric (Aírmanareiks, Ermanaricus, Eormenric, Jǫrmunrekr, Jörmunrekkr) -- Sa-Te'kor Ermanareiks
King Fergus Mór mac Eire -- Sa-Te'kor Fergus Mor mahk Eruh
King Francis I (François I, Roi de France) -- Sa-Te'kor Franswa 1
King Francis II (François II, Roi de France) -- Sa-Te'kor Franswa 2
King George I -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhordzh 1
King George II (George Augustus, Georg II) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhordzh 2
King George III (George William Frederick) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhordzh 3
King George IV (George Augustus Frederick) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhordzh 4
King George V (George Frederick Ernest Albert) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhordzh 5
King George VI (Albert Frederick Arthur George) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhordzh 6
King Giric (Giric mac Dúngail) -- Sa-Te'kor Girik
King Gorm (Gormr gamli, Gorm den Gamle, Gorm the Old) -- Sa-Te'kor Gormuhr |Os|
King Gudfred (Gudfred Sigfredsson, Godfred, Göttrick, Gøtrik, Gudrød, Godofredus) -- Sa-Te'kor Gud'fred Sig'freds'son
King Hæthcyn |Hæþcyn| -- Sa-Te'kor Heith'kihn
King Håkon I -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 1
King Håkon II -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 2
King Håkon III -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 3
King Håkon IV -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 4
King Håkon V -- Sa-Te'kor Hohkon 5
King Harald Bluetooth (Haraldr blátonn Gormsson, Harald Blåtand Gormsen) -- Sa-Te'kor Haralduhr blau'ton Gorms'son
King Harald Hardrada (Harald Hardradi, Harald Sigurdsson, Haraldr harðráði Sigurðarson, Harald III) -- Sa-Te'kor Haralduhr harð'rauði Sigurðarson
King Harold II (Harold Godwinson, Harold Godƿinson) -- Sa-Te'kor Harold 2 |Harold God'winson|
King Heardred -- Sa-Te'kor Hyar'dred
King Helgi (Heiligo) -- Sa-Te'kor Helgi
King Hemming I -- Sa-Te'kor Hemming 1
King Hemming II -- Sa-Te'kor Hemming 2
King Henry the Fowler (Heinrich der Finkler, Heinrich der Vogler, Henricius Auceps) -- Sa-Te'kor Hain'rikh Kushelsu
King Henry I -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 1
King Henry II (Henricus Secundus Rex) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 2
King Henry III (Henricus Tertius Rex, Henry of Winchester) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 3
King Henry IV (Henricus Quartus Rex, Henry Plantagenet, Henry of Bolingbroke) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 4
King Henry V (Henricus Quintus Rex, Henry of Lancaster, Henry of Monmouth) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 5
King Henry VI (Henricus Sextus Rex, Henry Lancaster) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 6
King Henry VII (Henricus Septus Rex, Henry Tudor) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 7
King Henry VIII (Henricus Octus Rex, Henry Tudor) -- Sa-Te'kor Hen'ri 8
King Horik I (Horik Gudfredsson, Ericus I) -- Sa-Te'kor Horik 1
King Horik II (Horik Horiksson, Erik Barn, Ericus II) -- Sa-Te'kor Horik 2
King Hrethel (Hreþel) -- Sa-Te'kor Hrethel
King Hrolf (Hrólf, Hrólfr) -- Sa-Te'kor Hrolf
King Hussa (Hussa Cyning) -- Sa-Te'kor Husa
King Ida -- Sa-Te'kor Ida
King Indulf (Ildulb mac Causantín, Indulf MacConstantine) -- Sa-Te'kor Ihndulf
King James I (of England and Ireland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 1 |t'Engluhnd heh Eruh|
King James I (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 1 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King James II (of England and Ireland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 2 |t'Engluhnd heh Eruh|
King James II (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 2 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King James III (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 3 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King James IV (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 4 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King James V (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 5 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King James VI (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 6 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King James VII (of Scotland) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzheimz 7 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King John (John Lackland, Johan sanz Terre) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhan
King John Balliol (Jhon Ballioun, Jehan de Bailleul, Toom Tabard) -- Sa-Te'kor Dzhan Bali'ol
King Kenneth I (Cináed mac Ailpín, Kenneth mac Alpin, Kenneth MacAlpin) -- Sa-Te'kor Keneth 1
King Kenneth II (Cináed mac Maíl Coluim, Kenneth mac Malcolm, Kenneth MacMalcolm) -- Sa-Te'kor Keneth 2
King Kenneth III (Cináed mac Duib, Kenneth MacDuff) -- Sa-Te'kor Keneth 3
King Lulach (Lulach mac Gille Coemgáin) -- Sa-Te'kor Lulakh
King Macbeth (Mac Bethad mac Findlaích, MacBeth MacFinlay) -- Sa-Te'kor Muhk'beth
King Malcolm I (Máel Coluim mac Domnaill, Malcolm MacDonald) -- Sa-Te'kor Mahl'kuhm 1
King Malcolm II (Máel Coluim mac Cináeda, Malcolm MacKenneth) -- Sa-Te'kor Mahl'kuhm 2
King Malcolm III (Máel Coluim mac Donnchada, Malcolm Canmore, Malcolm MacDuncan) -- Sa-Te'kor Mahl'kuhm 3
King Malcolm IV (Máel Coluim mac Eanric, Malcolm MacHenry) -- Sa-Te'kor Mahl'kuhm 4
King of Bohemia -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Bomen
King of France -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Frans
King of Germany -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Doich'land
King of Italy -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Itali'a
King of Poland (Król Polski) -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Pol'ska
King of Portugal -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Portugal
King of Scots/King of Scotland -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Skatlar|Sa-Te'krusu to Skat'luhnd
King of Sicily -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Sisili'a
King of Spain -- Sa-Te'krusu t'Espanya
King Ohthere (Óttarr vendilkráka, Ottar, Ohtere) -- Sa-Te'kor Ottarr vendi'krauka |Other, Ottar|
King Olaf II (Olaf II Haraldsson, Óláfr Haraldsson) -- Sa-Te'kor Olaf 2 |Olauvuhr 2 Haralds'son|
King Olaf Geirstada-Alf (Óláfr Geirstaða-Álfr) -- Sa-Te'kor Olaf Geirstada-Alf |Olauvuhr Geirstaða-Aulvuhr|
King Olaf Skötkonung (Olof Skötkonung, Olafr Eiríksson, Óláfr sænski, Olaf the Swedish) -- Sa-Te'kor Olauvuhr Eiriks'son
King Olaf Tryggvason (Óláfr Tryggvason) -- Sa-Te'kor Olauvuhr Trihgva'son
King Richard I (Richard the Lionheart, Richard Cœur de Lion) -- Sa-Te'kor Rihchuhrd 1 |Khaf-Spol t'Lei'o|
King Richard II (Richard Plantagenet, Richard of Bordeaux) -- Sa-Te'kor Rihchuhrd 2
King Richard III (Richard Plantagenet, Richard of York) -- Sa-Te'kor Rihchuhrd 3
King Robert I (Roibert a Briuis, Robert de Brus, Robert de Bruys, Robert the Bruce) -- Sa-Te'kor Rabuhrt 1
King Robert II -- Sa-Te'kor Rabuhrt 2
King Robert III (John Stewart) -- Sa-Te'kor Rabuhrt 3
King Sigfred -- Sa-Te'kor Sig'fred
King Svein Forkbeard (Sweyn Forkbeard, Sveinn Tjúguskegg) -- Sa-Te'kor Svein Tchugu'skeg
Theoderic the Great (Þiudareiks, Theodorich, Theudoric, Theuderic, Theuderich, Þjóðrekr, Tjodrik, Flavius Theodericus, Theudérikhos, Þēodrīc, Þiðrekr, Theodoric the Great) -- Thiudareiks Lo'uk
King Theodoric I (Þiudareiks, Theodorich, Theodericus, Theoderic, Theudoric, Theuderic, Theuderich, Þjóðríkr, Tjodrik, Dietrich, Ditrik, Teodorico) -- Sa-Te'kor Thiudareiks 1
King Theodoric II (Þiudareiks II, Theodorich, Theodericus, Theoderic, Theudoric, Theuderic, Theuderich, Þjóðríkr, Tjodrik, Dietrich, Ditrik, Teodorico) -- Sa-Te'kor Thiudareiks 2
King Theodric (Þēodrīc Cyning) -- Sa-Te'kor Thi'od'rik |Thyod'rik|
King Theudobert -- Sa-Te'kor Thiudo'bert |Thyudo'bert|
King Tryggve Olafsson (Tryggvi Óláfsson, Tryggve Olavsson) -- Sa-Te'kor Trihg'vi Olaufs'son
King Unust -- Sa-Te'kor Unust
King Wenceslaus IV of Bohemia (Wenceslas IV, Václav IV; Wenzel IV der Faule) -- Sa-Te'kor Vencheslaus IV |t'Bomen|
King William I (Uilliam mac Eanric, William the Lion, William MacHenry) -- Sa-Te'kor Wihl'yuhm 1 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King William I (Williame, Willelm, Vilhelm Valloittaja, William the Conqueror) -- King William II (of Scotland, William Rufus) -- Sa-Te'kor Wihl'yuhm 2 |t'Skat'luhnd|
King William III (of England) -- Sa-Te'kor Wihl'yuhm 3 |t'Engluhnd|
King William IV (William Henry) -- Sa-Te'kor Wihl'yuhm 4 |t'Kaunshal-Te'kortra|
Kingdom -- te'kortra
Kingdom of Bernicia -- Te'kortra t'Bernisiuh
Kingdom of Deira (Derenrice) -- Te'kortra t'Dera
Kingdom of Elmet -- Te'kortra t'Elmet
Kingdom of Lindsey (Lindesege, Linnuis) -- Te'kortra t'Lihnzi
Kingdom of Mercia (Miercna rīce, Merciorum regnum) -- Te'kortra t'Mersiya
Kingdom of Northumbria (Norþhymbra rīce) -- Te'kortra t'North'uhmbriuh
Kingdom of the Hwicce -- Te'kortra t'Hwichlar
Kingittorsuaq Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Kingihtorsu'ak
Kinloch -- Kihn'lakh
Kinsman -- tomasu
Kintyre (Cinn Tìre) -- Kihn'tai'uhr
Kitchen -- af'tum
Kitchen ware -- af'tum-greink
Kleczanów Forest (Las w Kleczanowie) -- Laptra t'Klechanov
Knee (n.) -- mal-nef
Kneecap (n.) -- mal-nef-hinek
Knife (n.) -- lipau
Knight (n.) -- ohorssu (Terran); okenelsu (Vulcan)
Knǫrr, Knörr, Knárr, Knarr (pl. knerrir) -- knar|r|, knohrr, knor|r| |viking-ifis-hali|
Knot -- gor (n.), gor-tor (v.)
Knotweed -- nat'wid |gor-vedik|
Know -- fai-tor
Knowledge -- fai-tukh
Known -- fainik (adj.); fainu (n.)
Knuckle (n.) -- ozh-lesek
Köln-Lindenthal (Lindenthal, Lendethal) -- Kohln-Lihnduhn'tal
Komsa culture -- Komsa-iyula
Kristiana (Christiana) -- Kristi'ana |Os-Ush'lu|
Krotov culture (Кротов культура) -- iyula t'Krotav

La Madelaine -- La Madelein |pashov svi'Frans|
La Tène Culture -- Iyula t'La Ten
Ladder -- pu'uth
Lady -- |o|kosu
Lake -- suk'muzh
Lance -- li-wun
Lanceolate hand ax -- li-wun-shidik el'ru-la'ash
Land (n.) -- solektra (ground, property, region); shasol (nation)
Landeryd Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Landerihd
Language -- gen-lis
Lantern -- |makh-|yonet
Lapp (person) -- lahpsu
Lappish -- lahp-, lahpik
Lappland -- Lahp'lahnd, Lap'land
Lascaux cave art -- tauk-tanaf t'Lasko
Lascaux caves -- tauklar t'Lasko
Latin (language) -- latin|su|
Lava -- zul
Lavau -- La'vo
Law -- to-gav
Layer (n.) -- tin
Lead (metal) -- ras-tukh
Lead bead -- ras-tukh-zaab
Lead trinket -- ras-tukh-mokvel
Lead poisoning -- ras-tukh-gisamaya
Leader (person) -- fulagsu
Learning (n.) -- orenan
Leather -- duf
Leeds (Loidis) -- Lidz
Leg -- mal
Legacy -- visak'a
Legbone -- mal-hinek
Legend (tale) -- osos'ehtak
Leicester (Ratae, Ledecestre) -- Lestuhr
Leicestershire -- Lestuhr'shuhr
Leinster (Laighin, Cúige Laighean) -- Lenstuhr
Leisure -- el-wak
Lejra (Hleiðargarðar) -- Leiruh
Lengyel culture -- Leng'yel-iyula
Lentil -- lentuhl (VTW)
Lepenski Vir -- Le'penski Vihr
Levallois core -- Leval'wa-tviyan
Levallois point -- Leval'wa-sfek
Lewis (Leòdhas, Isle of Lewis) -- Luwihs
Liberation -- su'el
Liberator -- su'elsu
Librarian -- murat-potausu (ancient term), dunap-potausu (old term), kitalu-potausu (modern term)
Library -- shi'murat (ancient term), shi'dunap (old term), shi'kitalu (modern term)
Liudolf, Duke of Saxony (Herzog zu Sachsen) -- Lyudolf - Sa-Shasol'krusu t'Zaksen
Life -- ha'kiv
Ligament -- hinek-tersayek
Lighthouse -- |masu-|ha'zehl-kel
Limb (n.) -- sikrus (anat.); |lap-|kar (bot.)
Limerick (Hlymrekr, Luimneach) -- Lihmuhrihk
Limestone -- vom-tukh
Lincoln (Lindon, Lindum Colonia, Colonia Domitiana Lindensium, Lincylene) -- Linkuhn
Lincoln Castle -- Klomak t'Linkuhn
Lincolnshire -- Linkuhn'shuhr
Lindholm -- Lind'holm
Lindholm Høje (Lindholm Hills) -- Lind'holm Hohye |Okunellar t'Lind'holm|
Lindisfarne (Medcaut, Lindisfarena, Lindisfarena ea, Insula Sacra, Holy Island) -- Lihndihs'farn
Lindsey (Lindis) -- Lihnzi
Linen -- flahks-sai
Lingsberg Runestones -- Run-Kovlar t'Lings'berg
Linguist -- gen-lissu
Linguistics -- gen-lis-tal
Linseed -- lihn'sid
Literature -- kitau-tanaf
Little finger -- wuhr-ozh
Location -- shi
Lochhill -- Lokh'hihl
Log (n.) -- lapuh
Log boat -- lapuh-pi'mashali
Log coffin -- lapuh-tevikeh-natuhn
Loginov culture (Логинов культура) -- iyula t'Loginav
Loki (Loptr, Hveðrungr) -- Loki
Lombardy (Lombardia) -- Lombar'di'a, Lambuhrdi
London (Kaerlud, Lundeinjon, Lundein, Londinium, Lundinium, Lundeiniu) -- Luhnduhn
Longbow -- wu-kes-wun
Loom -- svimog-nevis
Lord (n.) -- |o|pidsu
Lore -- kethtra
Los Millares -- Los Miyareis, Los Milareis
Lost (adj.) -- paki-, pakik
Love -- ashaya (n.), ashau (v.)
Lower Saxony (Niedersachsen) -- Niduhr'zaskuhn
Lowlander -- nuk-shaltrasu
Lowlands -- nuk-shal|tra|
Loyal -- fonn|-|
Loyalty -- fonn'es
Lublin (Люблін, לובלין) -- Lub'lin
Luggude (Lyuthgud) -- Luhguduh
Lumbar vertebra -- ne-pla'dor-hinek
Lung -- esh-sa'haf (TGV), eshaf (MGV)

Mace -- gluhg
Mace-head -- gluhg-patam
Machine (n.) -- mish-vel
Maeshowe (Maes Howe, Orkhaugr) -- Meis'hau
Magdalenian Period -- Mag'duhlein-Wak-Krus
Magic (n.) -- zaipos
Magician -- zaipossu
Maglemose -- Magle'mose
Maglemosen peat bog -- pit-flasikh t'Magle'mosen
Maglemosian culture -- iyula t'Magle'mose
Maiden (n.) -- |ko-|nursu
Maiden Castle -- Klomak t'Meiduhn |kunel-klomak svi'Engluhnd|
Make-up, makeup (n., cosmetics) -- wadi-tremuhrau-tukh
Male -- sasu (n.); sa-, sayik (adj.)
Mallet (n.) -- lapan-mah-vel
Malnutrition -- yem-tan-fam
Malta (Μελίτη, Melita, מלטה) -- Malta, Maltuh
Mam Tor -- Mahm Tor |Okunel t'Mahm|
Mammal -- thas-aushfa
Mammoth -- mahmuhth
Mammoth ivory -- mahmuhth-zudebur
Mammoth tusk -- mahmuhth-sazud
Man (n.) -- sasu
Mandible -- nuk-ahs|-hinek|
Mané-Kerioned (Pixies' Mound, Grotte de Grionnec) -- Manei-Keri'oned |reh-pashov svi'Frans|
Manhood -- sasu-kwel
Manifestation -- tam'saudaya
Manius Aemilius Lepidus -- Manius Aimilius Lepidus
Mankind -- Komihntra
Manners -- gladzhu
Map -- besan (n.), besau (v.)
Marauder -- absakausu
Marble (stone) -- marbuhl
Marine archeologist -- masutra-veshtsu-talsu
Marine archeology -- masutra-veshtsu-tal
Mariner -- masutrasu
Market (n.) -- ramakurai
Marriage -- kun-ut
Martyr -- trefem (n.); trefei (v.)
Mask (n.) -- limein
Master (n.) -- trensu
Mastodon -- mahstuh'dan
Mastodon ivory -- mahstuh'dan-zudebur
Mastodon tusk -- mahstuh'dan-sazud
Matriarch -- pid-kom
Maturation -- vin
Mature -- vin-, vinik (adj.); vin-tor (v.)
Maturity -- vin'es
Mausoleum -- dor-visolekkel
Maynooth Castle -- Klomak t'Mei'nuth
Maxilla -- abru-ahs|-hinek|
Maze -- druhardu
Meal -- yem
Meaning (n.) -- tvah
Meat -- kahm
Meat-eater -- kahm-yokulsu
Medal -- mokebihk
Medical instrument -- has-raul
Medication -- haseret
Medicine -- has-tal (study); haseret (medication)
Mediterranean -- svitan-masutraik (adj.); svitan-masutrasu (person)
Mediterranean Sea -- Svitan-Masutra
Megalithic tomb -- suk-kov-brag
Melrose Abbey -- Abbe t'Mel'roz
Member -- kisu
Memory -- vokaya
Menapian Ice Age -- Menapik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Menhir (standing stone, orthostat, lith, masseba, matseva, bautastein, bautasten) -- toskov, laman-kov
Mercia (Mierce, Myrce, Myrcenes Landes) -- Mersiya
Mesolithic (adj.) -- svitan-kov-wakik
Mesolithic site -- svitan-kov-wakik shi
Message (n.) -- skladan
Messenger -- skladasu
Metal (n.) -- mokev
Metalworker -- mokevsu
Michelsberg culture (Michelsberger Kultur) -- iyula t'Mikhels'berg
Middlesex (Middelsaexe, Middleseaxon, Middleseaxan) -- Mihduhl'seks
Migration -- bashan
Milk (n.) -- thas
Millet -- mihluht ("Vulcanized" Terran word)
Millstone -- yartik-grazhau-kov
Mindel Ice Age -- Mihndelik Le-Suma-Pal
Mindel-Riss Interglacial -- Mihndel-Rihs-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal
Mine -- van-razh (n., source of ore); van-tor (v., excavate ore)
Miner -- vansu
Mineral -- ek'tukh
Miocene Epoch -- Ten-Wakik Nauf |t'Terra|
Mirror (n.) -- haulat
Mixture -- rish
Moat (n.) -- fosh-zehl-razh
Modern -- iyi-, iyik
Moesia (Μοισία) -- Miisi'a
Möjbro Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Mohyuh'bro
Molar -- nal-zud
Monarch -- ko-te'krusu (female), sa-te'krusu (male)
Monarchy -- te'kortra
Money -- donku
Monolith -- |ma|suk| wuh-kov
Monument -- dor-kov, vokau-kov
Mop (n.) -- p'chek
Mortal (adj.) -- tev-yehat
Mortar (masonry) -- dok-mosterpayek, kov-mosterpayek
Mortar and pestle -- grazhau-yerak heh grazhau-fek
Mortuary (n.) -- tevanu-prikel
Mosaic -- sna-lok (anc.)
Mosaic-worker -- sna-lok-zhuksu
Mother (n.) -- ko-mekh
Mother goddess -- ko-mekh-ekon
Motherhood -- ko-mekh-kwel
Motte-and-bailey castle -- klomak fi'ashenal-solektra-kutra k'vi'ikapal-tvi-ker - hilal-zehl-razh heh lapuh-temok
Mound (n.) -- soltuh
Mourn -- la'tusa
Mourned, to be -- pula'tusa
Mourner -- la'tusasu
Mousterian tool industry -- Muster-raul-mishtoran
Mouth (n.) -- ru'lut
Mud -- vrel
Mud-brick -- vrel-dok
Mummy -- mumiuh
Munster (an Mhumhain, Cúige Mumhan) -- Muhnstuhr
Murder -- riyeht-staya (n.), riyeht-stau (v.)
Museum -- shi'gluvaya
Music -- ralash-tanaf
Musician -- ralash-tanafsu
Mutation -- tselaya
Mystery -- del-ri
Myth -- holsh
Mythology -- holsh-tal

Nail (n.) -- felu (finger, toe); termu (fastener)
Name (n.) -- ahm
Nation -- shasol
Native -- salat-, salatik (adj.); salasu (n.)
Nature -- malat
Neck (n.) -- talu
Necklace -- talu-ek'zeru
Necropolis -- tevanu-kahr
Needle (n.) -- |og-|lum
Neighbor (n.) -- behsu
Neolithic Era -- Uzh-Kov-Nuhs |t'Terra|
Neolithic site -- shi'Uzh-Kov-Nuhs
Newborn (n.) -- uzh-keshtu
Newgrange (Sí an Bhrú) -- Nu'greindzh
Niche -- sha'ti
Nidarnes (Niðarnes, Nedenes) -- Niðar'nes
Nobility -- thol'es (quality); tholtra (elite class)
Noble -- thol|-| (adj.); tholsu (n.)
Nobleman (Nobilis, Noble, Aristocrate, Edelmann, Adlige, Adelige, Adelsman, Dvoryanin, Evgenís, Asilzade) -- sa-tholsu
Noblewoman (Nobilis, Noble, Aristocrate, Edelfrau, Adlige, Adelige, Adelsdam, Adelskvinna, Dvoryanka, Evgenís kyría, Soylu kadın) -- ko-tholsu
Nonnebakken -- None'baken
Normal -- tsuri|-|
Norman -- nor'man-, nor'manik (adj.); nor'mansu (person)
Norse -- nors-, norsik (adj.), norssu (language)
Norse bearing-dial -- norsik dah-sfek-kharatik mik
Norse god (ás, áss) -- aus |nors-sa-ekon|
Norse goddess (ásynja) -- ausinya |nors-ko-ekon|
Norseman (víkingr, víkingur) -- norssu, vikingsu, desh'raksu
North -- desh'rak
North Cadbury -- North Kad'buhri |Desh'rak Kad'buhri|
The North Sea (La Mer du Nord, Die Nordsee, De Noordzee, Nordsøen, Nordsjøen, Norðursjór, an Mhuir Thuaidh) -- Desh'rak-Masutra
Northern -- desh'rak-, desh'rakik
Northern Europe -- Desh'rak-Yuropuh, Desh'rak-Yuhruhp
Northern European -- desh'rak-yuropan-, desh'rak-yuropanik (adj.); desh'rak-yuropasu (person)
Northern hemisphere -- desh'rak-ulef-ek'kal
Northmen (norðmenn, nordmanni, víkingar) -- desh'raksular, vikingsular
Northumbria (Norþhymbra) -- North'uhmbriuh
Northumbrian -- north'umbriuh-, north'umbriuhik (adj.), north'umbriuhsu (n.)
Norway (Norðurvegr, Nóregr, Norge, Noreg) -- Norguh
Norwegian -- norsk-, norskik (adj.); norsk (language); norguhsu (person)
Nose (n.) -- han
Numismatics -- donku-buhn-tal
Numismatist -- donku-buhn-talsu
Nutrition -- yem-tan

Oar (n.) -- fel
Oasis -- shi'masu
Oath (n.) -- relkoh
Observation -- glantaya
Observe -- glantau
Observer -- glantausu
Obsidian -- zul-makh
Obsidian arrowhead -- zul-makhik kliton-sfek
Obsidian blade -- zul-makhik wun-mor
Obsidian mirror -- zul-makh-haulat
Obsidian spearhead -- zul-makhik tilek-sfek
Occipital bone -- patam-pla'dor-hinek
Odense (Óðinsvé, Odins Vé) -- Oðuhnsuh
Odessa (Odessos) -- Odesuh
Odiham Castle (King John's Castle) -- Klomak t'Adi'huhm
Odin (Óðinn, Wóden, Wōden, Wodan, Wotan, Wuotan, Othin) -- Oðihn
Offering -- nufaya
Officer -- lansu
Oil (n.) -- elmin
Oil lamp -- elmin-yonet
Ointment -- elmuvak
Oksywie culture (Oxhöft-Kultur) -- iyula t'Aksihvye
Old (adj.) -- os|-|
Old-fashioned -- vesh-nartauk
Old English (language) -- os-eingelsu
Old Norse (language) -- os-norssu
Oldendorf -- Olduhn'dorf
Oliver Cromwell -- Alihvuhr Kram'wel
Omen -- gihlt
Omnivore -- fan-yokulsu
Oracle -- buk-varsu
Orb -- ek'kal
Orchard -- lap-bah-ker
Order (n., birth, seating, etc.) -- zek
Ore -- van-tukh
Organ (anat.) -- nafek
Origin -- tveshu
Original (adj.) -- tveshik
Originate -- tveshulau
Origination -- tveshulaya
Orkney (Orcades, Insi Orc, Orkneyjar, Arcaibh, Orkney Islands) -- |Vikuvtralar t'|Ork'ni
Ornament (n.) -- fanet
Ornamental bead -- fanet-zaab
Orthostat -- ortho'staht |wuh-abuvenik kov|
Oslo (Christiana, Kristiana) -- Ush'lu, Az'lo
Oslofjord (Oslofjorden, Oslofjöðr) -- Ush'lu'fyorduhn
Osłonki (Oslonki) -- O'swongki
Östergötland -- Estuhr'get'land
Østfold -- Ohst'fol
Ostrogoth (Austrogoth, Ostgoter(in), Ostgot) (person) -- astro'gathsu |she'rak-gathsu|
Ostrów Lednicki -- Ostrov Led'nitski
Otto I, Duke of Saxony (Otto the Illustrious, Otto der Erlauchte, Herzog zu Sachsen) -- Otto 1 - Sa-Shasol'krusu t'Zaksen
Ottoman -- oz'man-, oz'manik (adj.); oz'mansu (person)
The Ottoman Empire (Osmanlı İmparatorluğu, Οθωμανική Αυτοκρατορία, الإمبراطورية العثمانية , אימפריה עות'מאנית) -- Oz'man-Eik-Te'kru
Ottoman Turk -- oz'man-tuhrksu, oz'mansu
Outer Hebrides -- Autuhr Hebrihdiz |Si-Hebrihdiz-Vikuvtralar|
Oven -- fasek
Overlap (v.) -- mesvinyau
Overrun (v.) -- messahr-tor
Owl -- auwuhl
Own -- sha', sha'ik (adj.); ma (v.)
Owner -- ma'su
Ox -- aks
Oxford (Oxenaford) -- Aks'fuhrd
Oxford Castle -- Klomak t'Aks'fuhrd
Oxfordshire (Oxenafordscir) -- Aks'fuhrd'shuhr

Paddle (n.) -- felralek
Page (n.) -- thalv
Pail (n.) -- pi'mashuk
Paint -- kras (n.), kras-tor (v.)
Painted pottery -- krasal-krizh'vitra
Painter (person) -- krassu
Painting (n.) -- kras-bikuv
Palace -- te'korkel
Palenque -- Palen'kei
Paleoanthropologist -- vesht-komihnsu-talsu
Paleoanthropology -- vesht-komihnsu-tal
Paleobotanist -- vesht-kastik-talsu
Paleobotany -- vesht-kastik-tal
Paleoceanographer -- vesht-masutra-talsu
Paleoceanography -- vesht-masutra-tal
Paleocene Epoch -- Orfik'wakik Nauf |t'Terra|
Paleoclimatologist -- vesht-ek'nosh-talsu
Paleoclimatology -- vesht-ek'nosh-tal
Paleoecologist -- vesht-malat-talsu
Paleoecology -- vesht-malat-tal
Paleoentomologist -- vesht-ravot-talsu
Paleoentomology -- vesht-ravot-tal
Paleogeologist -- vesht-solektra-talsu
Paleogeology -- vesht-solektra-tal
Paleolithic Era -- Vesht-Kov-Nuhs |t'Terra|
Paleolithic site -- shi'Vesht-Kov-Nuhs
Paleontologist -- vesht-ha-talsu
Paleontology -- vesht-ha-tal
Paleopathologist -- vesht-ra'has-talsu
Paleopathology -- vesht-ra'has-tal
Paleosol -- vesht-solek
Paleospecies -- vesht-koshtri
Paleozoologist -- vesht-aushfa-talsu
Paleozoology -- vesht-aushfa-tal
Palmprint -- kuidar
Paper (n.) -- dun
Parallel evolution -- vlavla-wakrubaya
Parasite -- neshuhk
Partial remains -- ul-vukhafayat
Passage grave -- svaur-shi'vukhut
Past (n.) -- vesht
Pastonian Interglacial -- Pahstuhn-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Patella -- mal-nef-hinek
Pattern (n.) -- nel-dath
Paving stone -- elyut-kov
Peat bog -- pit-flasikh
Pelvis -- dafel
Pendant -- kihsev
Peninsula -- ulef-vikuvtra
Perigordian flint blade -- Perihgordik kil-kov-mor
Peristalith (kerb) -- kov-vi'ikap-pakuv
Period (time) -- wak-krus
Pet (n.) -- kelek-aushfa
Petroglyph -- kov-kitaya
Phallic symbol -- lok-sehtebihk
Phanerozoic Eon -- Ek'hatik Eik-Wak |t'Terra|
Phenomenon -- stivan
Photograph (n.) -- ha'gel-bikuv
Phylum -- ha-ves
Pickax (n.) -- sfek-la'ash
Pickering -- Pihkuhring
Pickering Castle -- Klomak t'Pihkuhring
Pict (person) -- pihkt|su|
Pictish (adj.) -- pihkt-, pihktik
Pictish stone -- pihkt-kov
Pictland -- Pihkt'lahnd |solektra t'pikhtsular|
Pictograph, Pictogram -- temok-bikuv-besan
Picture (n.) -- bikuv
Pigment(ation) -- kurek
Pithoi -- pihtho'i |krizhiv-tsorau-kak|
Placement -- shitaya
Placer (geol.) -- ek'tukh-titaya
Plain (n.) -- eiktra
Plant (n.) -- kastik
Plateau -- pasutra
Plaza -- gorplosh
Pleistocene Epoch -- Le-Suma-Palik Nauf |t'Terra|
Pliocene Epoch -- Weh-Wakik Nauf |t'Terra|
Poland (Polonia, Polōnía, Polska, Polen, Pol'sha) -- Pol'ska
Politics -- to'ankhatra
Pollen -- kas-sa-nei
Pollen analysis -- nisaya t'kas-sa-nei
Porch -- svinskaf
Portal stone -- svin-kov
Pot (n.) -- greindzh
Potion -- krel-masu
Pottery -- krizh'vitra
Pottery shard -- krizh'vitra-karf
Pray -- ekon-shoret
Prayer -- ekon-shoren
Prayer stone -- ekon-shoret-kov
Pre-Pastonian Glaciation -- Fe-Pahstuhnik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Pre-Pottery Neolithic A (PPNA) -- Fe-Krizh'vitraik A-Uzh-Kovik Wak
Pre-Pottery Neolithic B (PPNB) -- Fe-Krizh'vitraik B-Uzh-Kovik Wak
Predation -- skyemaya
Predator -- skyemayek
Prehistoric -- fe-vesht-varik
Preparation -- datoran
Prepare -- dator
Prey (n.) -- skyem
Priest -- sa-ekon-fulagsu
Priestess -- ko-ekon-fulagsu
Prince (Princeps, Regis filius, Prinz, Principe, Prins, Prints, Prínkipas, Prens) -- sa-elki
Princess (Princeps, Regis filia, Princesse, Prinzessin, Prinsessa, Principessa, Prinkípissa, Prenses) -- ko-elki
Profile (n.) -- ek'tin
Proto-Mediterranean (adj.) -- fu-svitan-masutraik
Pry (v.) -- ihv-tor
Pry bar -- ihv-mofek
Przeworsk culture -- Przhevorsk-iyula
Pseudofossil -- riyeht vesht-ha-kov
Public building -- sulumat-kel
Public square -- sulumat-gorplosh
Pumice -- markau-zul-kov
Pump -- spol (n.), spol-tor (v.)
Put together (v.) -- feretah
Pylon -- grafikus
Pyroclast -- thorshau-zul-krus

Quadrant -- shalat
Quadrireme -- keh-fel-zehlik masu-hali
Qualification -- renkutaya
Quality (n.) -- romosh
Quantify -- nosah
Quantum evolution -- sposhan-wakrubaya
Quantum leap -- sposhan-spen
Quantum speciation -- sposhan-koshtrivaya
Quarry -- sakovau-razh (n.); sakovau (v.)
Quartz -- kohv|-tukh|
Quaternary Period -- Kehr-Tuwakik Wak-Krus |t'Terra|
Queen (Regina, Reine, Reina, Reiha, Raina, Königin, Koningin, Koroleva, Tsarina, Vasílissa, Kraliçe) -- ko-te'krusu (general term); Ko-Te'kor (in a title or with a name)
Queen Anne -- Ko-Te'kor Ahn
Queen Elizabeth I (The Virgin Queen, Gloriana, Good Queen Bess) -- Ko-Te'kor I'lihzuh'beth 1
Queen Elizabeth II (Elizabeth Alexandra Mary) -- Ko-Te'kor I'lihzuh'beth 2
Queen of England -- Ko-Te'krusu t'Engluhnd
Queen of Scots/Queen of Scotland -- Ko-Te'krusu t'Skatlar|Ko-Te'krusu to Skat'luhnd
Queen Margaret -- Ko-Te'kor Margaret
Queen Mary I (Mary Stuart; Mary, Queen of Scots) -- Ko-Te'kor Meri 1 |t'Skat'luhnd|
Queen Mary I (Mary Tudor, Bloody Mary) -- Ko-Te'kor Meri 1 |t'Engluhnd|
Queen Mary II -- Ko-Te'kor Meri 2
Queen Victoria (Alexandrina Victoria) -- Ko-Te'kor Vihktoriuh

Race (n.) -- vuhn-koshtri (species variation); sahrvukh (sport)
Radziejów (Rädichau) -- Radzheyuf, Radzheyov
Rain -- sov-masu (n.), sov-mashau (v.)
Rainfall -- sov-masu-tev
Rake (n.) -- dref
Range (n.) -- eik'es
Rank (n.) -- lan
Rank insignia -- lan-terseht
Rare (scarce, seldom seen, etc.) -- ritsuri|-|
Ravenscraig Castle -- Klomak t'Reivuhnz'kreig
Razor -- hohl-vel
Reduce -- netakidau
Reduction -- netakidaya
Reference -- dzhinaya
Refuge (n.) -- rau-nol
Region -- shal
Reign -- te'krun (n.), te'kru (v.)
Reindeer -- keruhbu
Relative (person) -- tomasu
Relic -- za-vel
Religion -- odva
Religious artifact -- odva-zatrasha-vel
Religious order -- odva-rel'rei
Religious relic -- odva-za-vel
Remains (body parts) -- vukhafayat
Remedy -- hasteslaya
Repository -- vat
Reproduction (n., biol.) -- kanashivaya
Republic -- spantabralesku
Reputation -- suribesaya
Research -- kla-hil (n.), kla-hil-tor (v.)
Researcher -- kla-hilsu
Restoration -- ekufunan
Restore -- ekufun-tor
Restorer -- ekufunsu
Restormel Castle (Kastel Rostorrmel) -- Klomak t'Restormel
Restriction -- labronkaya
Revelation -- ahklavaya
Revenge -- ran-pleth
Revival -- naha'kivaya
Rheged -- Reged
Rhein (Rhine, Rhin, Rijn) -- Pilash t'Rain
Rheinland (Rhineland) -- Rain'lant, Rain'land
Rheinländer (Rhinelander) -- rain'landsu
Rhenish (adj.) -- rain-, rainik
Rib (n.) -- bak
Ribe (Ripen) -- Ribe
Rich -- don-ka
Riches -- don-tak
Rights -- to-tanlar
Ring (n.) -- mokuv
Ring ditch -- hilalik pakuv-zehl-razh
Ring fort -- pakuv-klomya
Ring fortress (Ring castle, Trelleborg) -- pakuv-klomak
Ring finger -- dahr-ozh
The Ring of Brodgar (The Ring of Brogar, Ring o' Brodgar) -- Kov-Da-Kuv t'Brod'gar
Ringsted -- Ring'sted
Rip -- tres (n.), tres-tor (v.)
Risky -- dvar-bosh|-|
Riss Ice Age -- Rihsik Le-Suma-Pal
Riss-Würm Interglacial -- Rihs-Vuhrm-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal
Ritual -- ho-rah (anc.)
River -- pilash (anc.)
Riverbank -- pilash-kutra
Road -- fau-yut
Roam -- papulau
Rob -- snikau
Robber -- snikausu
Robe (n.) -- pelal
Rock (n.) -- kov (stone); kov-tukh (material)
Rock hammer (n.) -- kov-mah-vel
Rogaland -- Roga'land, Ruuga'lan
Romsdal (Raumsdalr) -- Roms'dal
Roof (n.) -- kamu
Room (n.) -- tvi-shal (chamber); ret (space)
Rope (n.) -- |man-|elakh
Rosheim -- Ros'haim
Roskilde -- Ruhskiluh
Rössen culture -- iyula t'Rohssuhn
Rothesay Castle -- Klomak t'Rath'sei
Royal (adj.) -- te'krul-, te'krulik
Royal family -- te'krul-maat
Royal house -- te'krulyek
Royal tomb -- te'krul-brag
Royalty -- te'krultra
Rubbish -- guhsh
Ruby (n.) -- yon-ek'zer
Rudna Glava -- Rud'na Glava
Ruins (n.) -- yigahdelu
Rule (n., regulation) -- to-go
Rule (v.) -- khau
Rule over -- abukhau
Ruler (person) -- |abu|khausu
Rùm (Rum, Rhum, Isle of Rum) -- Ruum
Rune -- skuf
Runestone -- skuf-kov
Running water -- dvunan-masu
Rural (adj.) -- rikahryan-, rikahryanik
Russia -- Rasiya
Russian -- ruski-, ruskik (adj.); ruski (language); rasiyasu (person)
Rygge -- Rihge

Saale Ice Age -- Zaluhik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Sack (n.) -- sa'haf (anc.)
Sacral vertebra -- pla'krus-hinek
Sacred -- dorvai|-|
Sacred art -- dorvai-tanaf
Sacred text -- dorvai-kitutra
Sacrifice -- oslauvolaya (n.), oslauvolau (v.)
Saddle (n.) -- fau-ku-san
Sailing ship -- mashaloli
Sailor -- masusu (freshwater), masutrasu (saltwater)
Saint -- oveh
St. Michael's Tower -- Kispek t'Oveh Maikuhl
Salisbury Plain -- Eiktra t'Salz'buhri
Salt (n.) -- alem
Sanctuary (n.) -- fmak
Sand -- mazhiv
Sandal -- tu'ash'el
Sandstone -- mazhiv-kov
Sangamon Interglacial (n.) -- Sahnguhman-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Sapphire (n.) -- pla-khush
Sarcophagus -- kov-tevikeh-natuhn
Satellite archaeology -- veshtsu-tal bai'sutor-aikum
Savannah -- yartra
Savior (religion) -- Okorsovausu
Saxon -- sahksuhn-, sahksuhnik (adj.); sahksuhnisu (person)
Saxonia -- Sahksoniuh |roman-ahm t'Zaksuhn|
Saxony (Sachsen, Sakska, Sasko) -- Zaksuhn, Sahksuhni
Scalp (n.) -- patam-ek'wadi
Scandinavia -- Skahnduhneivyuh
Scandinavian -- skahnduhneivyan-, skahnduhneivyanik (adj.); skahnduhneivyasu (person)
Scanner -- glashayek
Scapula -- tipan-hinek
Scavenger -- tevanu-yokulsu
Scepter -- te'muhd
Schism -- sadahshaya
Schleswig -- Shles'vihg, Shles'vihk
School (n.) -- shi'oren
Science -- ek'tal
Science tricorder -- ek'tal-reh-vipladayek
Scientist -- ek'talsu
Scotland (Alba, Scotia) -- Skat'luhnd
Scottish (adj.) -- skat-, skatik
Scramasax -- skramuh'saks, skrahmuh'sahks |skrahmuhs-la'ash|
Scraper -- theshayek
Scribe -- va'akitausu
Script (n.) -- zukitan
Scroll (n.) -- murat
Sculptor -- shid-tanafsu
Sculpture -- shid-tanaf; shid-vel
Sea -- masutra
Seal -- fen (n.), fen-tor (v.)
Sealskin (n.) -- siuhl-wadi
Search -- psthan (n.), pstha (v.)
Season -- tevun-yonuk
Seat (chair) -- ku-san
Seax (sax, sæx, sex, sachsum) -- lipau
The Second Battle of Newbury -- Dahr-Faukh t'Nu'buhri
The Second Battle of the Argonne -- Dahr-Faukh t'Argan
Secret -- tsatik (adj.); tsat (n.)
Sediment -- ne'ti-tukh
Sedimentary rock -- ne'ti-kov
Seed (n.) -- nei
Seer -- fa-wak-glansu
Segment -- krus
Segsbury Camp (Segsbury Castle, Letcombe Castle) -- Kunel-Klomya t'Segz'buhri
Seine-Oise-Marne culture -- Sen-Wahz-Marnik iyula
Senate -- abu-tospanakel
Senator (general term) -- abu-tospanakelsu
Separation -- dahshaya
Settlement -- shi'fiferhanaun
Sewage -- guhsh-masu
Sewer main -- guhsh-masu-ek'mev
Sex (gender) -- guv
Shame (n.) -- mesh
Shape (n.) -- shid
Shave -- hohl-tor
Shed (n., structure) -- tsor-veli-kel
Sheep -- ship|lar|
Shelf -- nef
Shell (n.) -- fo
Shell mound -- fo-soltuh
Shelter (n.) -- rau-nol
Shepherd -- ship-fulagsu
Shield (n.) -- fo-dan
Shin -- ne-mal
Shin bone -- ne-mal-hinek
Shingle (n.) -- kambus
Ship (n.) -- masu-hali, mashali
Ship-burial -- masu-hali-visolektaya (TGV), mashali-visolektaya (MGV)
Shirt -- sav'el
Shoe (n.) -- ash'el
Shoulder (n.) -- tipan
Shoulder blade -- tipan-hinek
Shovel -- hilek (n.), hilekau (v.)
Shrine -- oshi
Sibling -- kaisu
Sićevo -- Sichevo
Sicily (Sicilia) -- Sisili'a
Sickness -- has-mar
Siege (n.) -- tvifostan
Siege tower -- tvifostan-kispek
Sieve -- kol'wihfelek
Sif -- Sihf
Sign (n.) -- glat
Sigurd Snake-in-the-Eye (Sigurðr Ragnarsson, Sigurðr ormr í auga) -- Sigurðuhr Oluhk svi'Bezhun |Sigurðuhr Rag'nars'son|
Silbury Hill -- Okunel t'Sihl'buhri
Silt (n.) -- kitek
Silver (metal) -- haul-tukh
Silver bracelet -- haul-tukhik kar-nik-pakuv
Silver coin -- haul-tukh-buhn
Silver necklace -- haul-tukhik talu-ek'zeru
Silver ring -- haul-tukh-mokuv
Silver statue -- haul-tukh-sukhlop
Silver tool -- haul-tukh-raul
Silver trinket -- haul-tukh-mokvel
Silverware -- mokev-yem-greink
Sing (v.) -- uralau
Singer -- uralausu
Sister -- ko-kai
Site (n.) -- shi
Size (n.) -- suk'es
Skagerrak (Noric Channel) -- Skaguhrak, Skahguhrahk
Skåne (Skáney, Skaane) -- Skohnuh
Skara Brae -- Skara Brei
Skateholm -- Skatuh'holm
Skeleton -- hinek-teraya (TGV), hinektra (MGV)
Sketch -- lubesan (n.); lubes-tor (v.)
Skin (n.) -- wadi
Skin-boat -- wadi-pi'mashali
Skull -- grat
Skull cup -- grat-monek
Sky-god -- igen-ekon
Skye (Scitis, Scetis, Skið, Scia insula, Skuy, Skýey, An t-Eilean Sgitheanach or Eilean a' Cheò, Isle of Skye) -- Skai
Slagelse -- Slagelsuh
Slate -- kitau-kov
Slav (person) -- slavsu
Slave (n.) -- kafeh
Slave ship -- kafeh-masu-hali, kafeh-mashali
Slave trader -- kafeh-ramakursu
Slaveholder -- kafeh-ma'su
Slavery -- kafehtru
Slavic (adj.) -- slav-, slavik
Sled (n.) -- izh-hali
Sleeping mat -- yuk-pev
Sleeve (n.) -- karkru
Sleigh -- izh-aushfa-hali (general term), izh-hors-hali (horse-drawn)
Slesvig -- Slis'vi, Sles'vig
Sling (n.) -- ahn-zhel
Småland -- Smohland
Smith (n.) -- zhuksu
Snake -- oluhk
Snoldelev Stone -- |Run-|Kov t'Snolduh'lev
Soapstone -- mos-kov
Social (adj.) -- shila-, shilaik
Society -- shila'es
Sociologist -- shila-talsu
Sociology -- shila-tal
Sock (stocking) -- ash'ai
Södermanland (Suðrmannalandi, Sudermannia, Sudermania) -- Sohder'man'land
Soil (n.) -- solek
Soldier (n.) -- ask'ersu
Sole (foot) -- lad
Solutrean Period -- Solutriuh-Wak-Krus
Somerset (Sumorsæte, Sumersete) -- Suhmuhr'set
Son -- sa-fu
Song -- rarav
Sorø -- Sor'oh
Soul -- katra
Soup -- shur
Source (n.) -- shu-pal (anc.)
South -- khu'rak
South Cadbury -- Sauth Kad'buhri |Khu'rak Kad'buhri|
Southeast -- khu-she'rak
Southern -- khu'rak-, khu'rakik
Southern Europe -- Khu'rak-Yuropuh, Khu'rak-Yuhruhp
Southern European -- khu'rak-yuropan-, khu'rak-yuropanik (adj.); khu'rak-yuropasu (person)
Southwest -- khu-tev'rak
Spade -- ash'ya-hilek
Spaniard -- espanyasu
Spanish -- espanya-, espanyaik (adj.); espanyol (language)
Spear (n.) -- tilek
Spear shaft -- tilek-fek
Spear thrower -- tilek-lehmek
Spearhead (n.) -- tilek-sfek
Specialist -- flanapausu
Specialization -- flanapaya
Specialize -- flanapau
Speciation -- koshtrivaya
Species -- koshtri
Species abundance -- koshtri-mau-yan'es
Species diversity -- koshtri-don-ka'es
Species longevity -- koshtri-difan'es
Specimen -- koshkrus
Speech -- starun
Spice (n.) -- bar-kas
Spike (n.) -- lisfek
Spinal column -- plat
Spine -- plat
Spirit (n.) -- tam'a (anc., ghost); katra (soul)
Spoon (n.) -- floku
Sport (n.) -- torvukh
Spot (n., place) -- shi
Squire (n.) -- fo-dan-leshsu
Stability -- tihet'es
Stable (adj.) -- tihet|-|
Stable (n., structure) -- hors-kel (Terran); kenel-kel (Vulcan)
Stairs -- kaiden
Stamp -- hishbihk (n.), hishbihk-tor (v.)
Stamp seal -- hishbihk-fen
Standing stone -- laman-kov, toskov
The Standing Stones of Stenness -- Laman-Kovlar t'Stennes
The Standing Stones of Torhouse (The Torhouse Stones, Torhousekie) -- Laman-Kovlar t'Tor'haus
Starčevo (Старчево) -- Starchevo
Starčevo culture -- iyula t'Starchevo
Starčevo–Kőrös–Criş culture -- iyula t'Starchevo-Kohrohs-Krish
Static (adj.) -- vit-, vitik
Statue -- sukhlop
Statuette -- pi'sukhlop
Status -- nosh
Steering oar -- dakharau-fel
Stela, Stele (pl. Stelae) -- dorvokov
Stenkvista Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Sten'kvista
Stenness (Steinnes, Steinsnes) -- Stennes
Stenness Watch Stone -- Glantau-Kov t'Stennes
Steppe -- psethtra
Stirling -- Ster'ling
Stirling Bridge -- Mesut t'Ster'ling
Stone -- kov; kov-tukh
Stone Age (n.) -- Kov-Pal
Stone circle -- kov-pakuv
Stone-cutting tool -- kov-nesh-raul
Stonecarver -- kov-skramsu
Stonehenge -- Ston'hendzh |ma'os kov-da-kuv na'Eiktra t'Salz'buhri|
Stoneware -- kov-greink
Stonework -- kov-torvaya
Stoneworker -- kov-torvausu
Storehouse (n.) -- tsorkel
Story (tale) -- var
Stratum (geol.) -- kov-tin
Straw -- stra
Stromness (Straumsnes) -- Strom'nes
Structure -- kel (building); kelutra (construction); velek (form)
Student -- orensu
Substructure -- ne-kelutra
Sugar (n.) -- slor-tukh
Suppress -- nelau
Suppression -- nelaya
Surface (n.) -- skonn
Survey -- skothon (n.), skothon-tor (v.)
Sussex (Suth-Seaxe, Suth-Sæxe, Suthsaexna rīce, Suth Sexena) -- Suhsihks
Sværdborg -- Svahrd'borg, Sveird'borg
Swabia (Schwaben, Schwabenland, Svevia, Suabia, Svebia) -- Sweibiuh, Shwabuhn
Swamp (n.) -- flash
Swastika -- swastihkuh |keh-kik-tuhs|
Swede (n.) -- sveriguhsu
Sweden (Sueonia, Svea, Sverige) -- Svariyuh, Swiduhn
Swedish -- svensk-, svenskik (adj.); svenska (language)
Swiderian culture (Sviderian culture, Swederian culture) -- iyula t'Svidri Vyelkye
Sword -- shek
Symbol -- sehtebihk
System -- torektra

Tail (n.) -- harr
Tale -- var
Talon -- tsa-spahk
Tashkov culture (Ташков культура) -- iyula t'Tash'kov
Taxonomy -- ha-veltra-tal
Team (n.) -- sutravek
Tectonics -- solektra-dvun-tal
Temperature -- falek'es
Temple (building) -- |suk'|shi'van-kal
Tendon -- dvunek-tersayek
Tent (n.) -- sai-kel
Terminology -- zhilikam
Terrace -- nef
Tertiary Period -- Rehr-Tuwakik Wak-Krus |t'Terra|
Test -- nisan (n.); nis-tor (v.)
Téviec (Théviec) -- Teivi'ek
Text -- kitutra
Textile -- sail
Thighbone -- abru-mal-hinek
Thing (Þing) -- thing |to-feretaya t'Ma'os-Skahnduhneivyuh|
Thingvellir (Þingvellir) -- Thing'vetlihr
Thor (Þórr, Þónar, Donar, Thuner, Ðunor, Thunor, Tor) -- Thor
Thor's hammer -- mah-vel t'Thor
Thor's hammer pendant -- mah-vel-kihsev t'Thor
Thumb (n.) -- kaur-ozh
Tibia -- ne-mal-hinek
Tile (n.) -- kulk
Toe (n.) -- gof
Tollund Man (Tollundmanden) -- Sasu t'Tolund |flasikh-vukhut|
Tomb -- brag
Tomb builder -- brag-torvausu
Tomb robber -- brag-snikausu
Tongue (n.) -- lahv
Tool (n.) -- raul
Tooth -- zud
Toothbrush -- zud-achut
Top (n.) -- fik
Topographer -- ek'satin-besausu
Topographic map -- ek'satin-besan
Topography -- ek'satin
Topsoil -- skonn-solek
Torc -- talu-mokuv
Torhouse -- Tor'haus
Town -- kahr
Town square -- kahr-gorplosh
Tracing (n.) -- zavikaya
Tracks (footprints) -- ash'yaidarlar
Transition (n.) -- rubihalan
Trash (n.) -- guhsh
Trash heap -- guhsh-tuh
Treasure (n.) -- odon
Tree (n.) -- lap
Trelleborg (city) -- Trele'borg
Trilithon (trilith) -- trai'lihthan |reh-kov - dah abuvenik heh wuh mes'fiklar|
Trim Castle (Caisleán Bhaile Atha Troim) -- Klomak t'Trihm
Trinket -- mokvel
Trøndelag (Þróndheimr, Þrœndalog, Þröndalog) -- Trohnduh'laag
Trophy -- skil-donta'an
Trundholm -- Trund'holm
Trunk (bot.) -- lap-fek
Tumulus -- visolektau-soltuh
Tundra -- samek-psethtra
Tunulliarfik Fjord (Eiriksfjöðr, Eiriksfjord, Tunugdliarfik) -- Klehp t'Tunuhli'ar'fik
Tuscany (Toscana) -- To'skana, Tuhskuhni
Týr (Tyr, Teiws, Tīw, Ziu, Cyo, Tius, Tio) -- Tir

Ubba Ragnarsson (Ubbe, Ubbi, Hubba) -- Ubba Rag'nars'son
Uffington -- Uhfing'tuhn
Uffington Castle -- Klomak t'Uhfing'tuhn
Uffington White Horse -- Wan-Kur Hors t'Uhfing'tuhn
Ukraine -- Ukra'yina
Ukrainian -- ukra'yinski-, ukra'yinskik (adj.); ukra'yinski (language); ukra'yinasu (person)
Ulna -- tvik ne-kar-hinek
Ulster (Ulaidh, Cúige Uladh) -- Uhlstuhr
Uncommon -- ritsuk|-|
Unconventional (adj.) -- riskuri|-|
Underground (adj.) -- nesolektra-, nesolektraik
Underwater (adj.) -- nemasu-, nemasuyik
Underwater archaeology -- nemasu-veshtsu-tal
Underwater ruins -- nemasu-yigahdelu
Unearth -- sahil-tor
Unexpected (adj.) -- rigishuk
Unfamiliar (adj.) -- rimaafainik
Unidentified (adj.) -- rishasutanik
Unification -- wuhtantaya
Unique -- wuhin-, wuhinik
United (adj.) -- kaunshal-, kaunshalik
Unity -- kaunsh'es
Universal Spirit -- Ek'katra
Unusual (adj.) -- ritsuri|-|
Uppland -- Uhp'land
Uppsala -- Uhp'sala
Upright (adj.) -- abuvenik
Urn (funerary object) -- vitush-kak
Urquhart Castle -- Klomak t'Uhrkart
Usage -- isan
Useful -- is-bosh|-|
Useless -- is-fam-, is-famik
Usual (adj.) -- tsuri|-|

Vacuum (n.) -- ek'ri'es
Váli -- Vauli
Valleberga Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Valuh'berga
Valley -- ku-li
Valsgärde -- Vals'gerduh
Valuable -- taluhk|-|
Valuables -- taluhku
Value (n.) -- tala
Vandal -- vandal-, vandalik (adj.), vandalsu (n.)
Vanquished (adj.) -- neikal-, neikalik
Varangerfjord (Varangerfjorden, Varanginvuono, Várjavuonna) -- Varanguhr'fyorduhn
Variant (n.) -- vuhnaya
Variation -- vuhnaya
Varied (adj.) -- vuhnal-, vuhnalik
Variety -- vuhna'es
Värmland -- Vahrm'land
Västergötland -- Vahstuhr'goht'land
Västmanland (Vestmannalandi) -- Vahst'man'land
Vedbæk -- Ved'beik
Vegetable (n.) -- plom
Vegetation -- kastra
Veralamium (St. Albans) -- Vera'lamium
Vertebra -- plat-hinek
Vestfold -- Vest'fol
Vestmannaeyjar (Westman Islands) -- Vest'mant'na'eiyar |Vikuvtralar t'Tev'raksular|
Viborg (Véborg) -- Vi'baa, Vi'borg
Victor -- skilsu
Victorious -- skilan-, skilanik
Victory -- skil
Victory rite -- skil-rah
Vienna (Vindobona, Wien) -- Vin
Viking (adj.) -- viking-, vikingik
Viking (n., Víkingr, Wicing, Wiking) -- vikingsu
Viking Age -- Viking-Pal
Viking dragonship -- viking-yoshuhlnak-mashali
Viking settlement -- viking-shi'fiferhanaun
Viking sun-board -- viking-ug'yel-dohn
Viking sun-stone -- viking-ug'yel-kov
Village -- pi'kahr
Vinča culture (Turdaș culture, Turdaș-Vinča culture) -- iyula t'Vincha |iyula t'Turdash|
Vingulmark -- Vingul'mark
Vinland -- Vin'land, Vihn'luhnd
Violation -- tehn-to-gonaya
Violence -- khrash
Violent -- khrashik
Virtue -- rihtun
Visigoth (Wisigoth, Westgoter(in), Vestgot(ov), Wizygotów) (person) -- vihzigathsu |tev'rak-gathsu|
Vlasače (Власаче) -- Vlasache
Vocabulary -- zhit-feim
Voice (n.) -- spes
Volcanic ash -- sposhan-vitush
Volcanic eruption -- zul-kunel-sposhan
Volcanic glass -- zul-makh
Volcano -- shi'yon (colloquial), |suk'|zul-kunel (sci.)
Volunteer (n.) -- rivlidalsu
Voyage -- halan (n.), hal-tor (v.)
Vučedol culture -- iyula t'Vuchedol

Wales (Walas, Cymru) -- Kuhm'ri, Weilz
Wall (n.) -- temok
Wall painting -- temok-kras-bikuv
Walrus ivory -- wal'ruhs-zudebur
Walrus tusk -- wal'ruhs-sazud
War (n.) -- ahkh
War galley (ship) -- ahkh-fel-mashali
The Wars of the Roses -- Ahkhlar t'Rozlar
Warehouse (n.) -- tanilkel
Warfare -- ahkhan
Warhorn -- ahkh-stonal
Warkworth Castle -- Klomak t'Wark'wuhrth
Warlord -- ahkh-pidsu
Warrior -- ahkhsu
Warrior king -- ahkh-sa-te'krusu
Warship -- aski-masu-hali
Water main -- masu-ek'mev
Waterford (Veðrafjorðr, Port Láirge) -- Watuhr'fuhrd
Waterproof (adj.) -- masu-teht
Wax (n.) -- fnath
Wealth -- don-tak
Weapon -- wun
Weaver -- svimogsu
Wedge (n.) -- shihvek
Weigh (v.) -- rasathau
Weight -- rasath
Weird (adj.) -- flekh-, flekhik
Welsh -- kuhm'ri-, kuhm'rik (adj.); kuhm'risu (language)
Wend (n., Vindr, Wende, Wind, Wineda, Vender) -- vendsu
Wendish -- vend-, vendik
Wendland -- Vend'land
Wessex (West-Seaxe, West-Sæxe, Westseaxna rīce, West Sexena) -- Wesihks
West -- tev'rak
West Norse (language) -- tev'rak-norssu
Western -- tev'rak-, tev'rakik
Western Europe -- Tev'rak-Yuropuh, Tev'rak-Yuhruhp
Western European -- tev'rak-yuropan-, tev'rak-yuropanik (adj.); tev'rak-yuropasu (person)
Wexford (Veisafjorðr, Weisforthe, Loch Garman) -- Weks'fuhrd
Wheat -- kap-yar
Wheel (n.) -- halek
Whitehorse Hill -- Okunel t'Wan-Kur Hors
Wicklow (Víkingaló, Wykinglo, Wygingelow, Wykinglowe, Cill Mhantáin) -- Wihk'lo
Wielbark culture (Wielbark-Willenberg-Kultur, Kultura wielbarska, Вельбарська культура) -- iyula t'Vi'uhl'bark
Wilderness -- shi'kwai
Wildlife -- kwai-aushfatra
Wiltshire -- Wihl'shuhr
Winchester (Venta Belgarum, Venta-Bulgarum, Cair Guinntguic, Wintanceastre, Winceaster/Wincester) -- Wihn'chestuhr
Window -- krani
Wine -- vin
Winner -- skilsu
Wisdom -- kau
Witch -- ko-krelsh
Withdrawal -- saseshaya
Withington (Wudiadun, Wīðign-tūn) -- Wihðing'tuhn
Wittmar -- Viht'mar
Wizard -- ooch
Wolf -- wolf
Woman -- kosu
Wood -- lapan
Woodcarver -- lapan-skramsu
Woodcraft -- lapan-tanaf
Woodcrafter -- lapan-tanafsu
Wooden bowl -- lapan-yerak
Wooden box -- lapan-natuhn
Wooden cup -- lapan-monek
Wooden handle -- lapan-el'rek
Wooden plate -- lapan-math
Wooden spoon -- lapan-floku
Woodland (n.) -- lap-shal
Woodworker -- lapan-ar'kadasu
Work -- ar'kadan (n.), ar'kada (v.)
Workshop -- zup-shal
World -- panu
Worm (n.) -- ukram
Worship -- kon (n.), kon-tor (v.)
Wrist -- kar-nik
Writer (person) -- kitausu
Writing (n.) -- kitaya
Writings (n.) -- kitalu
Wrong -- riyeht|-|
Würm Ice Age -- Vuhrmik Le-Suma-Pal
Wycomb (Wickham) -- Waikuhm

X-ray -- vak-zehl (n.), vak-zehl-tor (v.)
X-ray inspection -- vak-zehl-linikaya
X-ray machine -- vak-zehl-vel
Xenophobia -- ri-fainusu-pthak

Yard (n.) -- ker
Yarmouth Interglacial (n.) -- Yar'muhth-Svayik Le-Suma-Pal |t'Terra|
Year -- tevun
York (Eboracum, Eburacum, Eoforwic, Jórvík, Yourke, Yorke) -- York
York Castle -- Klomak t'York
York Minster -- York Mihnstuhr |masuk-shi'kon t'York|
Young (adj.) -- nu'ri|-| (anc.)
Yttergärde Runestone -- Run-Kov t'Ihter'gahrduh

Zambujal -- Zambu'hal
Zealand (Sjælland) -- Zi'land
Zealander -- zi'landsu
Zenith (highest point) -- dan-pid-sfek
Zeus -- Zus
Zinc -- tsau-tukh
Zone (n.) -- shal
Zygomatic bone -- nak-hinek

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