Elements
| -abolv* | rel abl pa To lose the ability to do the action described by the source base. | |
| -abor* | v: rel gen act To give others the ability to perform the action indicated by the base. | |
| -abos* | rel ess sta Having the ability to do the action described by the source base. | |
| absinþ* | bio dis tg Artemisia absinthium, wormwood. | |
| absinþodr* | der tg Absinthe. | |
| -ac* | (bio) (ess sta) dis tg Constructor for biological family names. | |
| ac* | tg Acid. | |
| acet* | m tg Vinegar, acetic acid. | |
| acontent* | act m itg Antacid. | |
| acor* | gen act To emit acid. | |
| acos* | rel ess sta Having acid, acidic. | |
| acr* | bio dis tg Genus Acer. Maple. | |
| (-)ad* | all At, to. | |
| adal* | subj pos rel m itg Virtue. See Probity, Repute. | |
| adalibert* | ess sta Albert, Elmer, Latin Albertum. | |
| adalibertanj* | spec loc dis tg Alberta. | |
| adalir* | n: masc ess sta dis tg Masculine short name for names beginning with or containing adal*. | |
| adaliß* | n: fem ess sta dis tg Adela, Adele, Adelaide. | |
| adalofuns* | ess sta "Noble and ready", Alfonso, Alfonse. | |
| adalowin* | ess sta "Noble friend," Æðelwine, Alvin. | |
| adam* | n: ess sta dis tg Man, human being. Adam. Particularly in the sense of being a creature of God. | |
| adel* | neg rel sta Unknown, obscure. | |
| aden* | dis tg Gland. | |
| aderq* | all ac To go to, go towards, approach. | |
| adip* | m tg Body fat. |
