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otór/otóra— author
puerta (f)— door
emportante— important
bos (f)— voice
ekspulsar— to expel
fruta (f)— fruit
tierra (f)— land
kolorado/kolorada— red
montanya (f)— mountain
apresiar— to appreciate
transporte (m)— transportation
sivdad (f)— city
enerjia (f)— energy
riko (m) / rika (f)— rich
al kavo— in the end
ehréa (m)— need
riza (f)— laughter
garson/garsona— waiter
droga (f)— drug
avril— April
legado (m)— legacy
aktor/aktrisa— actor; actress
ensima— above
se— 3rd person reflexive pronoun
blanko/blanka— white
arvol / arvole (f)— tree
partisipar— to participate
puerko (m)— pig; pork
arrekodrar— to remember
torta (f)— cake
amo (m)— boss; owner
pasiente (m/f)— patient
bever— to drink
pariente— relative
anvelop (m)— envelope
atake (m)— attack
karta (f)— letter
komer— to eat
spinaka— spinach
konsejero (m) / konsejera (f)— adviser
bar (m)— bar
geverét (f)— lady (nobility)
verdad (f)— truth
muevo/mueva— new
papel (m)— paper
sena (f)— dinner
otomobil (m)— car; automobile
bira (f)— beer
alta— tall
olam aba— Olam Haba; afterlife (Jewish)
desembre— December
baltá (f)— ax
Nochada buena— goodnight
yetomá (f)— orphan girl
saver— to know
savrozo (m) / savroza (f)— tasty, delicious
ˁaĵbearse— to express suprise or admiration
lavorar— to work
telefono (m)— telephone
livre— free
abondante— opulent, abounding, flowing, found in opulence, fertile, fruitful
kek (m)— cake
avlar— to speak
ropa (f)— clothes
oja (f)— leaf
armada (f)— army
bastante— enough, quite, very
kamiza (f)— shirt
punto de vista (m)— viewpoint
aparar— to display a bridal trousseau
Edad Media (f)— Middle Ages
deskruvir— to discover
padre (m)— father; parent
kualkier— any
aklarar— to clarify
muchidumbre (f)— crowd
tadre (f)— afternoon
ts'daka— charity
ora— hour
kuando— when
entelijente— intelligent, smart
ekipo (m)— team
nono/nona— grandfather; grandmother
Pesah— Passover
baba (m)— goose
sonido (m)— sound
skola (f)— school
geulá (f)— deliverance
persona (f)— person
kantador (m) / kantadera (f)— singer
arte (m)— art
adío— goodbye
kostum (m)— suit
sopa (f)— soup
sako (m)— bag
médiko/médika— medical doctor
pye / pie (m, singular)— foot
vistimenta (f)— clothing
inglez/ingleza— english
prezidente (m)— president
fronya (f)— pillowcase
muzika (f)— music
sed— thirst
teatro (m)— theater
mano (f)— hand
djugo (m)— game
nada— nothing
guerta (f)— orchard, garden
fostán (m)— dress
ospital (m)— hospital
frente (f)— forehead
apartamento (m)— apartment
asperar— to wait
musafir (m) / musafira (f)— guest
amargo— unlucky person
lokasyon (m)— location
milizina (f)— medicine; remedy
investigador (m) / investigadora (f)— researcher
tribunal (m)— court
mundo (m)— world
marido (m)— husband
kamareta (f)— room
mayoria— majority
rasa (f)— race
empesar— empesar
aksión (f)— action
bagaje (m)— luggage
selebrar— to celebrate
kaye (f)— street
desiembre— December
parás (f)— money
pared (f)— wall
kalor— heat/hot (weather)
beraha (f)— blessing
Munchas gracias— Thank you very much
udá (f)— bedroom
Londra— London
aktitud (f)— attitude
meza (f)— table
boka (f)— mouth
folklor (m)— folklore
pazar (m)— market; bazaar
sentir— to listen, to hear
djenerasiones / jenerasyones (f, plural)— generations
debasho de— under
salida (f)— departure, exit
abdizlik (m)— sink
yudish— yiddish
eskrivir— to write
abastadrear— to spoil, to damage, destroy
kalsado (m)— shoe
benzin (f)— gasoline
poyo (m)— chicken
konserto (m)— concert (music)
frutikas— Tu bishvat seder
egzistensya (f)— existence
preparar— to prepare
bushkar— to search, to look for
tomat (m)— tomato
toparse kon— to come across, to run into
abitual— ordinary, usual, conventional, common, frequent
guevo (m)— egg
trezoro (m)— treasure
lavoro (m)— work
riyir— to laugh
chibúk (m)— smoking pipe
kualo?— what? (as in, what color, degree, temperature, etc.)
sekso (m)— sex
kasamiento (m)— marriage
nave (f)— ship
mar— sea
diksionario (m)— dictionary
kuzina (f)— kitchen
solo— only
intelijensia (f)— intelligence
safanoria (f)— carrot
kafedji (m)— coffee shop owner
uzar— to use
karúcha (f)— tire
destakarse— to stand out
djulio— July
animal (m)— animal
takya (f)— hat
kalavasika (f)— squash
tchalgi (m)— band
todo (m)— all, every/everything
admirador (m)— admirer; fan
arena (f)— sand
tefter (m)— notebook
pikar— to chop
arreventar
revista (f)— magazine
zona (f)— zone, region
rey/reyna— king; queen
tradisional— traditional
afuera— outside
vizino (m) / vizina (f)— neighbor
polvo (m)— dust
abonarse— sign/to become a subscriber (to a magazine etc.); become stuck; reduce; to give discount
kaji— nearly, almost

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