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Haitian Creole from English

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a
a - with, the, at, about, and, in
abityèlman - usually
abiye - to get dressed
achitèk - architect, architects
achitekti - architecture
achte - to buy, [to buy/to purchase/to bribe/to corrupt/artificially acquired/ foreign]
afekte - to affect, [to have an effect on/to influence/to upset/to distress/to affect/to hit]
afriken - African
aje - old
aji - to behave
ajoute - to add, to add [to/on]
ak - and, with
akademik - academic
akonpli - to accomplish, to [accomplish/carry out/fulfill/come about/come to pass/happen/marry/live together/settle down/establish a home]
akoz - because of, because
aktè - actor, male actor
aktris - actress, female actor, actor
ale - to go, [to go do something/to go away/leave/disappear/to pass away/die/way/path/aisle/to/up to/until/shoo!]
ale retou - round trip
alkòl - alcohol, rubbing alcohol, rubbing alcohols, alcohols
alò - so, thus, consequently, then
alo - hello, hi
amelyore - to improve
ameriken - Americans, American
an - years, the, year, tooth, into, to, oh!, of, from, in, years old
an favè - in favor of
an menm tan - at the same time
an reta - to be late
an reyalite - actually, in reality
anba - under
anbrase - to hug, to kiss, to embrace, to welcome, to get involved in a project, to kiss each other
anchante - delighted
andedan - inside, insides, inner, indoors, indoor, interior, entrails
ane - year, years
anfòm - okay
angle - English, Englishman
anivèsè - birthday, birthdays, anniversary, anniversaries
ankò - anymore, again, [still/yet/in addition]
anlè - up in the air
ann - let's, in, let us
anpil - a lot, much, seriously, very, many, plenty, plenty of, a lot of, impudent, insolent, haughty, arrogant
anpil fwa - over and over
anplwaye - employee
antre - to enter, [to put in/to insert/to put/to bring inside/to make disappear/to enter/to penetrate/to go in, come in/to come back/to fling/to throw oneself into/to run into/to get back/to recover/entrance/entrance fee/admission]
anvan - before, beforehand, first, in advance of, previously
anwo - above
anyen - anything
ap - going to, will, going, being, are, am
apeprè - approximately
aplike - to apply
aprann - to learn
apre - after, next, next to, besides, in addition to
arab - Arabic
arenyen - spider, spiders
ase - enough, only, that's enough!, enough!
asepte - to accept, [to accept/to agree to/to consent to/ to accept/to accept/to tolerate/to compromise]
asiste - to attend
aswè - in the evening, at night, evening, evenings, in the evenings
aswè a - tonight, this evening
atè - ground, floor, artery, on the ground, on the floor, down, ashore, probable
atis - artist
atitid - attitude
atizana - art
avanjou - dawn, early morning, gathering, meeting, pre-dawn konbit, before dawn
avèk - with, as, to, and, from
Avril - April
avwàn - oatmeal, oats, oatmeals
avyon - airplane, plane
ayè - yesterday
ayewopò - airport, airports
ayisyen - Haitian Creole, Haitian, Haitians
azi - Asia
b
bab - beard
babay - bye-bye, good-bye, bye
bagay - things, to do whatever, object, thing, stuff
bal - ball
balkon - balcony, balconies, upper floor
bannann - plantain, plantains
bat - to beat, [to beat strike/to beat/to flay/to beat/to win/to flap/to reach/to struggle/to fight off/to persevere/to keep on trying/ to flap]
bati - to build
bay - giving, gave, to hand over, to empty, to give, to sell to a soul, for, to produce, gives, to permit, to betray, to cause, to let, to give to the devil, to give off, to, to contribute, to reach, to yield, to denounce, to tell, give, given
bay pri - to bargain
bayamas - Bahamas
bebe - baby, babies, doll, dolls
bèk - beak, beaks, bills, bill
bèl - beautiful, good-looking, handsome, nice, pretty, lovely
bèlfi - daughter-in-law, stepdaughter
bèlmè - mother-in-law, mothers-in-law, stepmother, stepmothers
benyen - to bathe
bese - to lower, [to lower/to turn down/to lower/to lessen/to denigrate/to go down/to lessen/to decline/to wind down/to reduce/to deduct something from/to ben over/to crouch/to squat/to bow/to stoop /to stoop down/to lower oneself/to lessen/to humble/to become emaciated/t
bèso - crib, cribs, craddle, cots, cot, craddles
bèt - animal, animals, bug, bugs, insects, insect, cattle
bezwen - to need, to want, [need/want]
bil - bill, check
bileng - bilingual
bis - bus
biznis - business
blag - joke
blame - to blame
blan - white, whites, white person, white people, foreigner
ble - blue, blues, [to thrash/to make someone black and blue/to overwhelm with/ to deceive/wheat]
bliye - to forget, to omit
bò - near
bo - to kiss, to sting, kiss
bofis - son-in-law, stepson, stepsons, son-in-laws
bon - good, skillful, tasty, right, correct, suitable, safe, authentic, full, to succeed, brilliant person, bound, leaps, payment, installment, bond, well then!, good!, look at that!
bòn - kilometer marker, maid, battery terminal, boundary marker, charm, potion bottle
bon mache - cheap
bonè - early, narrow-minded, edged, fringed, delimited by marked out boundaries, to mark a boundary, to limit power of the dead, to surround a house with magic objects preventing evil spirits from entering , happiness
bonjou - good morning
bonswa - good afternoon
bòpè - father-in-law, step-father, fathers-in-law, stepfathers
bòs chapant - carpenter, carpenters
bòt - boots, boot, blow, hit, bundle of corn
bote - beauty
bouch - mouth, opening, neck, spout
bouche - butcher
boukannen - grilled, to barbecue, barbecues, broiled, barbecue, grill, roasted, to roast, to broil, scaled, roast, barbecued
bouke - out of breath
boulanje - baker, bakers
boulanjri - bakery
boutèy - bottle
boutik - corner store, small shop, small variety store
bouyon - broth, soup, soups, bouillon, bouillons, broths, stews, stew, scrap paper, scrap papers, rough draft, rough drafts
bra - arm
bwat - box, boxes, [building that is poorly constructed/lacking symmetry/carton/cardboard box/case/ can]
bwè - to drink
bwòs a dan - toothbrush, toothbrushs
bwose - to brush
byè - beer, beers
byen - well, very, really, safely, all right, good, fine, intimate, on good terms, wealthy, well-off, property, possessions, assets, inheritance, asset
byenveni - welcome
c
chabon - charcoal
chaje - to load, [to fill/to load/to charge/to load/to burden/to lift/to charge/to tackle illegally/to entrust/to have responsibility/to take responsibility/ full/crammed/having loads of]
chak - every
chalè - heat
chanday - sweater, sweaters
chanje - to exchange, to change
chanjman klima - climate change
chanm - room, rooms, bedroom, bedrooms, inner tube, bedroom furniture, [room/to be from/complete set of bedroom furniture/inner tube]
chanm a kouche - bedroom
chante - to sing, [to sing/to chant/to chirp/to harp on/to talk nonsense/song/singing/ chripping/crowing]
chapit - chapter
chapo - hat, hats
chat - cat
chè - expensive
chèche - to attempt, to try to, to look for, looked, to go get, to search for, to seek, seek
chèf - boss, bosses, chief, chiefs, leader, leaders, headman, headmen, government official, government officials, military person, military persons
chèk - check, checks, paycheck, paychecks
chemiz - shirt, shirts
chen - dog, dogs
cheve - hair, hairs
chèz - chair, seat, chairs, seats
chinwa - Chinese, to avoid someone, to take off, to speed away, to stay at home, to hide, Chinese Haitian
chita - to sit, [to sit/to sit down/to sit idle/to suit/to fit/to stagnate/to dawdle over/to keep on/session/meeting/basis, foundation/ assets [financial standing]/ butt/rear]
cho - hot
chodyè - pot, cauldron
chosèt - socks, sock
chwa - choice
chwal - horse, horses
chwazi - to chose
d
dabitid - usually
dam - lady
damou - to be in love, to [love each other/love/be in love/fall in love/make love/neck], in love
dan - teeth, tooth
danse - to dance
dat - date, end period of pregnancy, due date, due dates, period, periods, time, times, eczema, rash, rashs, long time, long ago
dawou - August
dayè - besides, moreover
de - a few, canopy, two, thimble, about, concerning, some, of, on
de fwa - twice
de twa - a few, some, a couple of
defann - to defend
deja - already, yet, previously, before, so quickly
deklare - to declare
demen - tomorrow, future
demenaje - to move out
demi - half
dènye - last
depann - to depend on
depans - cost
depi - since, spite, resentment, for, as soon as, after, once, as long as, if, because, resentments
deplase - to move
depo - deposits
desanm - December
desann - to get down, to [lower/put down/let down/belittle/demote/take off the fire/take off the stove/descend/come down/go down/climb down/step down/ go down in price/decline/ deteriorate/get off/get down/ alight from/put away/stuff down/gobble down/overflow/ take/stay/stop]
deskripsyon - description
destriksyon - destruction
dèt - debt
detaye - to explain thoroughly, [to give in detail/to explain thoroughly/to narrate with minute details/to scrutinize/to examine carefully/to cut up /to retail/to sell at retail/detailed]
devan - in front of, in front, front, before, leading position, forefathers, ancestors, genitals, ahead, to be ahead, forward!
devlope - to develop
devwa - homework
dèyè - behind
deyò - outside, exterior, exteriors, outsides, out, beyond, out of bounds, to be on the prowl, to attempt, to break in, to be leaving, to be going out, to be out, to leak
dezagreyab - unbearable
dezyèm - second
di - to tell, to say, [to say/to tell/to pronounce/declare/give one's opinion on something/hard/firm/tight/strenuous/difficult/ severe/intense/harsh/tough/callous/ heartless/stingy/durable/resistant/rugged/tough/hard /strenuously/firmly/in the/of the/from the]
di maten - A.M., a.m.
di swa - P.M., p.m.
diferan - different
difisil - difficult
dimanch - Sunday, Sundays, day of rest, days of rest
dimansyon - dimensions, dimension, size, sizes
diminye - to discount
diri - rice
dirije - to direct
dis - ten
diskisyon - discussion
disponib - available
distans - distance, periods of time
ditou - at all
diven - wine, wines, divine
divize - to divide
divòse - to divorce, to seperate
djakèt - jacket
djòb - job, jobs, position, positions, racket, rackets, scam, scams, graft, grafts
djondjon - black mushroom spice, djondjon, mushroom, mushrooms
dlo - water
dlo k ap koule - running water
do - back, backs, cover, covers, top, tops, flat side, C
doktè - doctor
dola vèt - United States Dollar
dòmi - to sleep
dominiken - Dominican
donasyon - donation
doub - double
doulè - pain
dous makòs - fudge, dous makòs
dousman - slowly, quietly, calmly, gently, peacefully, calm, peaceful, quiet
douz - twelve, queen, queens, 12
dra - bedsheets, bed sheets, sheets, sheet, scapegoat, scapegoats
drapo - flag, Vodou ceremonial banners, Vodou ceremonial banner, flags
dwat - upright, right, straight line, straight
dwe - to have to, [to owe/must/should/giftted]
dwèt - finger, fingers
e
è - o' clock, hour
e - and
echèk - failure
èd - help, aid, assistance, helper, helpers, aides, aide, assistant, assistants
ede - to help
edikasyon - education
edisyon - edition
èdtan - hour
egal - equal
egzak - exact
egzanp - example
egzije - to demand
èkondisyone - air conditioning, air conditioner , air conditioners, AC, ACs
ekri - to write down, to write, to jot down, to record, to correspond, to write to
ekselan - excellent
ekstansyon - expansion
elefan - elephant, elephants
elektrisite - electricity
elèv - student, students, pupil, pupils
endepandan - independent
endistri - industry
endistriyèl - industrial
enjenyè - engineer
enpak - impact
enposib - impossible
enpòtan - important, importantly
enpòte - to import
enstale - to install
entelektyèl - intellectual
entènasyonal - international
enterè - interest rate
enteresan - interesting
envite - guest, [to invite/ to be invited/guest]
epè - thick
epi - and then, and, and also
epitou - and also, [moreover/furthermore/in addition]
eple - to spell, to read haltingly
eseye - to try, to try out, tried, tries, to try on, to check, to experiment, to try to do something, try
èske - did, do, does, were
eskize - to excuse, [to excuse/to forgive/to apologize/to excuse someone]
eskòpyon - scorpion, scorpions
espageti - pasta, spaghetti
espere - to hope, to hope for
esperyans - experience
espesyal - special
espesyalite - specialty, specialties
espesyalman - especially
espètiz - expertise
esplike - to explain
espwa - hope
estabilize - to stabilize
estil - style
estrès - stress, stressed
etaj - floor
etale - to display
etazini - the USA, the United States, the U.S., u.s
ete - summers
etidye - to study
etranj - strange
evite - to avoid, to pass up, to avert
evye - sink, sinks
ewòp - Europe
f
fache - mad
fanmi - family, families
fasil - easy
fasilman - easily
fason - way
fatige - tired
fatra - trash, rubbish, garbage, waste, junk
fè - to make, to do
fè makèt - to buy groceries
fè mal - hurts, is in bad shape
fèk - to have just
felisitasyon - congratulations
fèmen - to block, to corner, to lock, to imprison, bashful, to shut, to confine, to enclose, shut, introvert, shy, close, to form a scar, to close, closed, be withdrawn to oneself, to turn off, timid, closes
fenèt - windows, window
fèt - party, parties, holiday, holidays, feast, feasts, celebrations, celebration, festival, festivals, feast days, feast day, anniversary, anniversaries, birthday, birthdays, done, completed, made, produced, to happen, to occur, to take place, to be born
fevriye - February
fèy - leaf
fi - woman, women
fidèl - loyal
fig - banana
figi - face, outward apperances, outward apperance, faces, looks, look, normal appearance, picture cards
fim - movie
final - final, finals
finalman - eventually
fini - to finish, [to finish/to end/to end up/to complete/to finish/to end/to expire/to become/to end up/to come with a hair's breadth of/finished/worn out]
fini pa - to finally
flè - flower
fò - loud
fonksyone - to function
fòs - number, capability, grave, intensity, strength, sum, stamina, tomb, force, ditch, power, courage, sum of, quantity
fòtin - fortune
foto - picture
fouchèt - fork, foot rot
franchman - frankly
franse - French, Frenchman, Frenchmen
fre - cool
frè - brother, brothers, friar, friars, friend, fellow man, expenses, fee
fredi - cold
frèt - chilly, suddenly
frèz - strawberry, strawberries
fri - to freeze up, fry, to fry, done for, fried, to broil, washed up, finished, to deep fry
fritay - fried food, fritay
fwa - epigastric area, liver, faith, time, times, once, twice
fwi - fruit
fwi lanmè - seafood
fwomaj - cheese
g
gade - to look, [to take a look/to check/to examine/to consider/to watch over/to take care of/to keep/to store/to raise/look/glance/watch it!/stop it!]
garaj - garage, garages
gason - man, men
gaspiye - to waste, [to squander/to go to waste/to die on the vine]
gato - cake, cakes
gen dòmi - sleepy
gen rezon - to be right
gen tò - to be wrong
genyen - got, won, had, owned, there are, beat, to beat, to earn, to have, to win, to get, to own, there is, there's, has
gèp - wasp, yellow-jacket, wasps, yellow-jackets
geri - to heal, to cure
ginen - faraway place, ancestral homeland, yam, West Africa, lwa homeland, Ginen
glas - mirror, mirrors, pane of glass, panes of glass, stone, ice, frost, frosting, icing
gòch - left, clumsy, leftist, awkward
gonayiv - Gonaïves, Gonayiv
gou - savor, tastes, taste, flavor, tasty
goud - gourde, gourdes
goute - to taste
gran - main, large, famous, long, grown, older, big, important, wide
grandèt - oldest
grangou - hungry
granmè - grandmother, grandma, grandmas, elderly women, elderly woman, madam
granmoun - elderly, older person, grown up, in a late stage, elders, old, in a developed stage, adult, elder, adulthood, independent, relative, guardian, sovereign
granpapa - grandfather, grandfathers, grandpa, grandpas, poppop, granddaddy
granparan - grandparent, grandparents
gras a dye - thank God, thanks to God, thanks be to God
gratis - free
grenadja - passion fruit
gri - gray, grays, drunk, grille, grate, screen
griyo - griot, spicy fried meat, fried pork, story teller, griyo
gwayav - guava
gwo - big, large, fat
gwoup - group
i
ideyal - ideal
imen - human being, humans, human, considerate, generous, humane
isit - here, right here, over here
istwa - history
itil - useful, helpful, handy, profitable, beneficial
itilize - to use, to [utilize/employ]
j
jamayik - Jamaica
jamayiken - Jamaican
janm - legs, leg, never
janti - kind
janvye - January
je - eyes, eye, eye of needle, set, series, g
jedi - Thursday, Thursdays
jen - June
jeneralman - generally
jenn - young, new, inexperienced
jenn fi - teenage girl
jenn gason - young man, teenage boy, teen boy, teenage boys, teen boys
jenou - knee
jete - to throw away, [to throw away/to discard/to throw down/to overthrow/to topple/to defeat/to bud/to sprout/to escape/to run/to dash off/to take off/to take off for/to leave/to leave for/to decide to do something]
ji - juice
ji kokoye - coconut milk
jij - judge, judges
jilèt - razors
jip - skirt, skirts
jiyè - July
jodi a - today, nowadays
jòn - yellow, yellows, [faded/dingy/ ripe]
jou - day, days, daylight, opening, hemstitch
joumou - squash, squashes, pumpkin, pumpkins
jounal - newspaper
jounen - day
jwa - joy
jwe - to play
jwenn - to find, [to find out/to discover/to obtain/to receive/to join/to meet with/to catch up/to regain]
k
kabann - bed, beds
kabrit - goat, goats
kach - cash
kafe - coffee
kalandriye - calendar, calendars, programs, program, schedules, schedule, timetable, timetables
kalfou - street corner, crossroads, street corners, junction, junctions, intersection, intersections
kalite - quality, good quality, kind, sort, variety, type, class, quanity
kamyonèt - jitney, taptaps, public transportation, pick up truck, pick up trucks, van, vans, station wagon, station wagons, taptap, jitneys
kanadyen - Canadian
kanape - couch, couches, sofas, sofa
kann - sugar cane
kanna - duck, ducks
kanpe - to stand up, [to stand something up/to place something upright/to place something on its end/to raise/to erect/to build/to start up/to set up/to initiate/to launch/to stand/to stand up/to get up/to stand still/ to remain standing/to stop/in good shape/stop/rest/break/
kantite - quantity
kapab - competent, can, might, capable, to be able, to can, could, to be liable to
kapital - capital
kapitèn - captain, captains
karabela - denim, karabela, denim dress, traditional Haitian dress, quadrille
karant - forty
karayib - caribbean
Karayibeyen - Caribbean
kat - playing card, name badge, admission ticket, permit, map, four, card, playing cards
katòz - fourteen, 14
katreven - eighty
katreven dis - ninety
kay - house, hut, huts, houses, dwelling, dwellings, building, buildings, office, offices, quail, quails, bobwhite, bobwhites
kaz - huts, small house, animal cage, compartment, division, pigeonhole, hut, square, cabins, small houses, mail box, cabin
kè - heart, hearts, courage, endurance, stomach, stomaches, core, choir, refrain, choirs, refrains
ke - tail, [tails/end/ tail fin/caudal fin/read end/last/line/queue/which/whom/that/than/in comparison to]
kèk - a few, some, several, about
kèk nan - some of
kenbe - to keep, [to hold/to support/to sustain/to hold/to grasp/to take hold/to take hold of/to need to urinate/to need to defecate/to hang on to/to hold onto/to capture/to take/to catch/to get/to grab/to seize/to hold onto/ to keep in store/to hang on to/to contain/to h
kenèp - kenèp, Spanish limes, mamoncillo, mamoncillos, Spanish lime
kenz - fifteen, 15
kepi - cap, [/baseball] [caps/cap]
kesye - bank teller, cashier, teller
kesyon - question, [question/subject/matter/questions/subjects/matters]
ki - what, that, who, which, what does
ki jan - how, how come, how is it that
ki lè - when, what time
ki moun - who, whom
kiben - Cuban, Cubans
kilès - who, which one, which
kilomèt - kilometer
kiltivatè - farmer, farmers
kirye - nosey, inquisitive, curious, nosy
kite - to divorce, to resign, left, to abandon, to allow, leave, to permit, divorced, to leave, to let, to quit, to stop doing a thing, to separate, let
kiyè - spoon, spoons, spoonful, spoonfuls
kizin - kitchen, kitchens
kizinye - chef, male chef, cook, male cook
kizinyèz - female chef, chef, chefs, cook
klas - classes, level, classroom, solemnity degree, studies, class, grade, finesse, type, social class
kle - key, bottle opener, can opener, wrench, clef, solution, solutions
klè - clear
klete - to lock
klima - climate
kò - body, bodies, corpse, corpses, group, groups, unit, units, corn, corns, callus, calluses
kochon - pig, pigs, [hog/hogs/slob/dirty/indecent]
kokoye - coconut
kola - soda, pop
kòman - in what manner, in what way, how
kòmann - order
kòmanse - to start
konben - how many, how much
kondi - to drive, to [lead/guide/escort/drive/steer/pilot]
konfye - to confide in
Kongrè - Congress, House of Representatives, Legislative Palace, National Assembly, House of Deputies
konmen - common
konmès - commerce
konn - to know how, [to know how/usually]
konnen - to know, [to know/to recognize/to know/to be familiar with/to know/to know how]
konnesans - knowledge
konpatiman pou malèt - luggage compartment, luggage compartments
konplètman - completely
konprann - to understand, [to understand/to believe/to think/understanding/ comprehension/intelligence/sense/consideration/respect]
konsa - like that, like this, all, in that way, so, thus, approximately, around, more or less, about, that, this way
konsa konsa - so-so
konsève - conserved, preserved, to save, to preserve, to conserve, to keep, to put aside, keep, saved
konsidere - to consider, [to consider/to think about/to examine/to regard/to esteem]
konsilte - to consult, to [consult/seek advice/consult/examine/have a medical check-up]
konsyan - aware, conscientious
kontan - happy, content, satisfied, satisfied with, glad
konte - to count
kontinye - to continue, to extend
kontra - contract
kontre - to find, to see, to meet, to get together, to encounter, to run into
kòrèk - correct
kostim - suit, suits, tuxedo, tuxedos
kote - where
kou - neck, class, course, necks, courses, clasess, blow, blows, hits, hit, shock, shot, time, shots, occasion, court, tribunal
kouche - to go to sleep
koud - elbow, bend, to sew, to stitch up, bends
koulè - color, colors, colored, pigmentation , diver
koulèv - snake, snakes
kouman - how
kounye a - now
koupe - to cut, [to cut/to cut down/to mow/to shorten/to perform an episiotomy/to amputate/to disconnect/to unplug/to cut off/to interrupt/to cut/ to dilute/to cut/to trump/to whack/to hit/to have sex/to have a skin rash]
kouri - to run
kout - short, brief, hit, thrust, lunge, shot, gulp
koute - to cost, to listen, to obey, listened, listen, cost, costs, listens
kouto - knife, knives
kouvri - to cover
kouzen - male cousin, cousin, cousins
kowosòl - soursop
krab - yaws lesion, yaws, losing combo in dice, crab, crabs
kravat - tie, neck tie
kraze - to break
kredi - credit
kremas - Haitian cream liqueur, kremas
krevèt - shrimp
kreye - to create
kreyòl - Haitian Creole, Creole, Kreyol, Native to Haiti, kreyòl
kriye - to cry
kuit - bakes, baked, cooked, well-done, to boil, to bake, bake, to cook, completely ice, boiled, ready, cooking, cooks
kuit manje - to cook, to boil, to bake
kwè - to believe, to trust, to think
kyòs - kiosk
l
l - he, she, it , they
la - the, the A chord, this, alive, right away, lard, here, then, immediately, whoa, there, present, art, bacon
laba - over there
labank - bank
labouyi - porridge, hot cereal, oatmeal, weak person, flabby person, weak people, flabby people
Lafrans - France, [Lafrans/Frans]
lage - to let out, [to let go/to release/to dismiss/to let out/to free/to untie/to undo/to loosen/to let one's hair down/to interrupt/to end/to be over/to drop/ to pour out by drop/to put drops in/to drop someone off/to give a ride to someone/to drop out/to quit/to shoot/to
laj - loose, wide, generous, large, broad, age, widely, baggy, big, roomy
lajan - money, monies, pay, pays
lajè - width, breadth
lajounen - day, workday, during the day, daytime, day's work
lakay - home, at home, [that person/the person we're talking about/at home/at the home of someone's place/hey, man!]
lalo - jute, lalo
lamerik di nò - North America
lamerik di sid - South America
lamerik santral - Central America
lamveritab - breadfruit
lan - slow, slowly, the, year, in
lanbi - conch, conch shell [horn/]
lang - tongue, tongues, languages, language
lanjelis - dusk, twilight, Angelus
lannuit - at night, during the night, nocturnal
lanp - light, night light, lamp, lamps
lapen - rabbit, rabbits
lapli - rain
lari - street
latrin - outhouse, toliet, latrins, toliets, latrin, outhouses
lave - to wash, to [wash out/do laundry/irrigate/wash away/devetate/do laundry]
lè - while, moment, manner, at what time, at the time of, air, appearance, instant, season, time, attitude, behavior, watch, melody time, looks, clock, when, period
lè maten - every morning, morning time
lè swa - every night, night time
lèd - ugly, homely, dishonest
legim - vegetable stew, vegetables, legume, greens, legumes, legim
lekòl - school
lekòl primè - elementary school
lekòl segondè - high school
lendi - Monday, Mondays
lès - east
lestomak - chest, chests, heart, hearts, close friend, close friends
lèt - milk
lèv - lips, lip, works, ministry, good works, ministries
leve - to wake up, to [start/to raise/lift/pick up from the ground/elevate/wake someone up/make someone get up/relieve/replace/remove an employee/withdrawal/abolish/have an official document written/erect/build/rebuild/raise/bring up/rear/educate/make prettier/make more att, sprouting
leve kanpe - to stand up, to [stand/stand up/get up]
li - he, she, they, it
lib - single, free, unoccupied, available, freely, not in a relationship, loose
likidasyon - sale
limenm - themself, himself, herself, itself
linèt - eyeglasses, glasses, hole, opening, good pass
lis - list
literati - literature
liv - book, pound
livè - winter, winters
lojik - logical, logic
lokal - local, locals, domestic, domestics, place, places, locale, locales, premises
long - slow, long
loray - thunder
lòt - next, other, other one, else, others
lòtbò - on the other side
lous - bear, bears
louvri - to unlock, frank, to begin, sore, open, impertinent, fresh, to start up, to turn on, to start, to open, opens
lwe - to rent, to hire, to rent out, to lease, to praise
lwen - far away
lwès - west
lyon - Leo, lions, lion
m
m - I, me, my, I'd
m ap boule - I am well, I am fine, I am doing fine, nothing much, nothing, I am doing well, I'm good
machann - vendor, merchant, street vendor, vendors, merchants, small retailer, small retailers, street vendors
mache - to walk, to work, to function
machin - car
madam - mrs.
madanm - wife, woman, wives, women, ma'am, lady, she, her
madi - Tuesday, Tuesdays
magazen - store
magazinen - to go shopping
majorite - majority, majorities
makak - monkey, monkies
makawoni graten - baked macaroni and cheese
makèt - grocery store, supermarket
mal - in bad shape, bad things, improperly, bad, pain, suitcase, doesn't bear fruit, ache, huge, badly, immense, footlocker, clumsy, wrong, poorly, sick, difficult, awkward, sterile, evil, male, injustice, trunk, harm
malad - sick, sick person, sore, ill, injury, wound, patient, diseased
malèt - suitcase, suitcases, luggage, luggages, footlocker, footlockers, trunk, trunks
manba - peanut butter , peanut butters
mande - to ask, [to ask for/to request/to inquire/to ask/to bed/to demand/to require/to need/to require]
mango - mango
manje - to eat, [to eat/to gnaw at/to chew up/to eat away/to erode/to wear down/to mutilate/to irritate/to chafe/to hurt s.o./to kill/to destroy/to outdo], do perfectly, shine (on exam)/ to enjoy sexually/ food, nourishment/ [feed/meal/food and drink for Vodou spirit/prey/victim]
manje maten - breakfast
manje midi - lunch
manman - mom, mother
manto - coat, coats, [wrap/wraps/overcoat]
manyen - to touch, to feel
manyòk - cassava
mare - cloudy
marenn - godmother, godmom, godmoms, godmothers, maid of honor, maid of honors, bridesmaid, bridesmaids, sponsor, backer, mentor, connections
mari - husband, husbands
mas - March, Mars, mass, masses, punch, sledgehammer, sledgehammers, the masses, the people, mob, mask, masks
matant - aunt, aunts, auntie, aunties, aunty, auntys
matematik - math
maten - morning
matinik - Martinique, Matinik
mawon - brown, browns, wild, savage, savages, incorrect, false, not licensed, chestnut
mayi moulen - cornmeal
mayl - mile
mayo - t-shirt, t-shirts, muscle shirt, musle shirts, jersey, polo shirt, polo shirts
me - May
mechan - cruel
medam - ladies
mèkredi - Wednesday, Wednesdays
melanje - to mix, to [blend/tangle/mess up/confuse]
mele - to mix up
men - there you are!, there you go!, yet, sou-ee!, but, hands, so much, so far, that, look, round, handful, ever so, hand, so many, manpower, ever so much, here is
meni - menu, menus
menm - same, indentical, exactly, preciously, very, in addition, further
mennaj - girlfriends, animal pairs of each sex, significant other, girlfriend, housework, boyfriend, partner, boyfriends
mennase - to threaten, to warn, to give a warning
mèsi - thank you
mesye - sir, gentleman, men, man, mister, companions, companion, gentlemen, Mr.
mèt - owner, teacher, owners, professor, school teacher, meters, to may, address to a lawyer, ace, meter, tape measure, master, to can, expert, even if, to be allowed, teachers
mete - to put, [to put/to put in/to insert/to put on wear/to set/to place/to lay/to begin/to start to/to lay/to take/to appoint/to name/let's say]
mezire - to measure
midi - noon, midday, break, breaks, time out, time outs
mil - thousand, thousands, mile, miles
milyon - million, millions
minè - minor, minors, adolescent, adolescents, miner, miners
minis - minister, governmental minister, ministers, clergyman, clergymen, governmental ministers
minit - minute, minutes
mitan - middle
mizik - music, tune, tunes, musics
mizisyen - musician, musicians, Hispaniolan solitary, Hispaniolan solitaries
mòd - fashion
modèn - modern
moman - moment, moments, instant, instants, seconds, second
mondyal - worldwide
monnen - change
monnonk - uncle, uncles
mont - watch
montre - to teach
moso - pieces
mouch - fly, flies
moun - person, human, people, one, they, inhabitant, family, friends, boyfriend
mouri - to die, [to die/to pass away/to go out/to diminish progressively/to stop/to stall/dead/lifeless/numb/gone to sleep/having pins and needles/dead/worn out/exhausted/to stop/to control the ball/ to numb/to deaden]
mouton - sheep
move - terrible
mwa - month, months, period, periods, menstruation period, menstruation periods
mwayenn oryan - Southwest Asia, West Asia, the Middle East, Maghreb, Khaleej, Mashreq, Al-Sham
mwen - I, me, my, mine
mwenmenm - myself
mwens - less, minus, the least
myèl - bee, honeybee, bees, honeybees
n
n - we, you
n a wè pita - see you later, see ya
n ap boule - we are fine, we are boiling, we are doing well, nothing much, we are good
naje - to swim
nan - at
nasyonal - national
natirèl - natural
nèf - new, nine, brand new
nen - nose, noses, hood of car, dwarf
nenpòt - anybody, anyone, any one of
nenpòt bagay - anything
nesesè - necessary
nesesèman - necessarily
nèt - completely
netwaye - to clean, [to clean/to wash/to wash out/to wipe/to pick clean/to thrash/to whip/to beat/to insult]
ni - denuded, him, bare, naked, she
nimewo - number, numbers, issue, issues, size, sizes, character, characters, oddball, oddballs
nivo - level
nò - north
nòmalman - normally
non - no, not, name, first name, noun
note - to take note
nou - we, you, our, your
noumenm - ourselves
nouvo - new, recent, modern
nouyòk - New York, New York City, the USA
novanm - November
nuit - night, evening
nwa - black, blacks, darkness, Black person, Black people, nut, nuts, cashews, cashew, testicles, testicle
o
obsève - to observe, to [observe/study/analyze/spy on/watch/reprimand/scold/respect/observe/obey]
ofri - to offer, to invite
ògàn - organs, voice, organ, voices
okanada - Canada
okap ayisyen - Cape Haitian, Okap Ayisyen, Cap-Haïtien, okap
okazyon - occasion
oke - okay!, all right!
okenn - not any, not one, none, any
okouran - informed
oktòb - October
onz - eleven, 11
oranj - orange
orevwa - goodbye, good-bye, bye-bye, bye
oswa - or, nor
òtdòg - hot dog
otè - author, authors, cause, causes, agent, agents, person responsible for an action, people responsible for an action
otèl - hotels
otès - flight attendant, hostess, hostesses, stewardess, stewardesses, flight attendants
otòn - fall, autumn
ou - you, your
oubyen - or, or else
oumenm - yourself
p
p - not
pa - not, do not, did not, is not, does not, line in marbles game, part, portion, share, per, step, by, are not
pa li - his, hers, theirs, its
pa m - mine
pa nou - ours
pa w - yours
pa yo - theirs
padkwa - you are welcome
padone - to forgive, to pardon
pafè - perfect
pafètman - perfectly
pale - to talk, to testify, to count, to tattle, to warn, to snitch, to speak, to chatter, to utter, to disclose, to divulge, to report, to tell on, to be meaningful, talk, to be of importance, to confess one's guilt, some one's way of talking, speaks, speak, talked, fight, spoke, altercation, count, dispute, short conversation, speaking, talks
palè sansousi - Sans-Souci Palace, Palè Sansousi
pandan - during
panse - to think, [to think/to believe/to conceive/to imagine/to think/to reflect/to consider/to bandage/to dress/thought/idea/pansy]
pantalon - pants, trousers, slacks
panyòl - Spanish, Latino, Hispanics, Latinos, Latina, Latinas, Latinxs, Latinx, Spaniard, Spaniards, the Dominican Republic, citizen of a Latinx country, Dominican prostitute, Dominican prostitutes, citizens of a Latinx country
papa - dad, father
paran - parent, parents, relative, relatives, kin
pare - ready, [to extend/to ward off/to deflect/to fend off/to take cover/to take shelter/to do something to prevent something/to get ready/to prepare/to get ready for a celebration/ready/solved/resolved/ resolved/determined/overcast/threatening to rain]
parenn - godfather, godfathers, best man, best men, sponsor, sponsors, patron, patrons, mentor, mentors
pase - to pass, [to pass over/to pass out/to give/ to hand over/to distribute/to pass out/to deal/to strike/ to deal/to give/to administer/to smear on/to put on/to put on/to sift/to sieve/to strain/to pass/to succeed in/to purge/to take effect/to surpass/to be more than]
paske - because
paspò - passport, passports
pataje - to share, [to divide/to distribute]
patat - sweet potato, sweet potatoes
pate - meat pies, meat patties, patties, meat pie, patty, meat patty, pate
pati - to depart, [to start/to leave/to depart/to get away/to flee/to escape/to emit/ to produce/to go off/to slip/get!/out!/departure/part/section/portion/share/party/a group of/political party/genitals/round of a game/go away/get lost]
patikilye - particular
patikilyèman - particularly
patisipe - to participate
patnè nan kay - cohabitating partner, cohabitating partners, nesting partner, cohabitating couple, domestic partners, nesting partners
pè - pair, pairs, couple, couples, even, fear, to fear, to dread, to be nervous, to be afraid of, father, old man, priest, fathers, priests, old men, clergymen
pèdi - to lose, loss, [to misguide/to lead astray/to lose/to get lost/to lose one's way]
pèfòmans - performance
pèmèt - to let, [to permit/to make possible/to enable/to dare someone/to be daring/to be impudent/impertinent]
pen - bread
penn - to paint, to paint art
penti - paint
pentire - to paint
penyen - to comb
pèp - people
pèsòn - no one
pèsonèl - personal
petèt - maybe
peye - to pay
peyi - country, countries, nation, nations, land, lands, region, regions, district, districts, zone, zones, area, areas, birthplace, birthplaces, fatherland, fatherlands, domestic, local, national
peze - to press
pi - more, pi, real, most, water well, the most, discharge, absolute, pure, too
pi gran - bigger
pi piti - smaller
piblik - public
pike - spicy, hot
pikliz - spicy coleslaw, pikliz, spicy relish
pilòt - pilot, pilots, sergeant major , sergeant majors
Piman - scotch bonnet pepper
pinga - watch out for, don't you ever, warning, don't, obstacle
pisin - pool
pita - later
piti - small, slight, thin, little, weak, young, poor, disadvantaged, small Rada drum, small Petwo drum
pitit - child, children, kid, kids
pitit fi - daughter, daughters
pitit gason - son, sons
pito - rather, preferably, better, instead, to be better to, to be preferable
plaj - beach
plas - place
plase - to place
plat - plate, platters, platter, serving dish, serving dishes, course, courses, plaster, plasters, plaster cast, plaster casts, to smooth out, to plane, to ruin financially, flat, horizontal, thin, emaciated, even, smoth, penniless
plen - filled, full, to fill out, to fill, plump, satiated, covered with, swollen, full of, fill
plezi - pleasure
plis - more, [beyond/further/plus/the most/plus]
plizyè - various
po - skin, epidermis, leather, leathers, covering, coverings, peelings, peeling, shells, shell, rind, rinds, husks, husk, hull, hulls, pods, pod, pitcher, pot, cartridge, chamber pot, bedpan, specimen cup, empty, unfurnate
po ko - not yet
politisyen - politician, politicans
ponmdetè - potato, potatoes
ponyen - to grab, [to grasp/to clasp/to grip/to grab/handful]
popilasyon - population
popilè - popular, well known, widespread, populist, populists
posede - to own, to posses
posib - possible, possibly
posibilite - opportunities
pòt - gates, door, gate, untamed, wild, unruly, doorway, doors
pote - to bring
pòtoprens - Port-au-Prince, Pòtoprens
pòtoriken - Puerto Rican, Boricua
pòtre - portrait
pou - for
poubwa - gratuity, tip
poukisa - why
poul - chicken, hen, fowl
pousan - percent
pousantay - percentage
pousyè - dust
powèm - poem
powèt - poet, poets
poze - to touch down, to pause, ask, to lay, calm, to settle, put, asking, to put, pose, to pose, to perch on, to set forth, set, to come to rest, to clown about, to rest, to land, to set, to place, posing, to alight, placed, place, rest, controlled, to take a break, at ease, poses
pozitif - positive
pral - to be going to, to go
pran - to take, [to take/to get/to start to/to hand/to choose/to seize/to grab/to snare/to take/to steal/to seize/to take hold of/to come upon (illness)/to catch/to trap/to receive/to contract/to catch/to inherit/to accept/to contain/to hold/to take for/to consider/to ea
pratikman - practically
pre - near, ready, close, nearby, almost
premye - first
prentan - spring
prepare - to prepare
prèske - almost, nearly, about
prezante - to introduce
prezidan - chairman, presidents, chairperson, president
pri - price
pwa - bean
pwason - fish
pwezi - poetry
pwobableman - probably
pwoblèm - difficulty, care, concern, trouble, problem, worry, math problem, problems
pwochen - next
pwofesè - professor, teacher, teachers, professors
pwofesyon - profession, occupation
pwofesyonèl - professional
pwomosyon - promotion
pwòp - well, good for, quality, fine, tidy, attribute, suitable, own, charateristic, neat, honest, thoroughly, cleanly, appropriate, clean, properly, use
pwopoze - to propose, to offer, to propose marriage, offered, offer, proposing, proposed
pwoteyin - protein, proteins
pye - foot, lower leg, lower legs, shift, shifts, menstrual period, labor, birthing, tree, bush, plant
r
rad - clothes, clothing, garment, dress, harbor, anchorage
radyo - radio
randevou - appointment, dates, date, meeting, meetings
ranje - to put in order
rankontre - to meet
ranpli - to fill, [to fill up/to fill in/to fill out/to fulfill/to comply with/full]
rapidman - rapidly
rat - rat, louse, rats
rayi - to hate, to detest, to [dislike/be disgusted], hatred
razè - broke, penniless
raze - to shave
redui - to reduce
refize - to refuse
regilye - regular
regilyèman - regularly, consistently
reklamasyon pou malèt - baggage claim
rekonèt - to recognize, to recognize paternity, to know, knew, to make the acquaintance, to meet, be acquainted, to be acquainted, to acknowledge, recognized, to admit, recognize
relasyon - relationship
rele - to name, called, to greet, to summon, to invoke, to cry, to weep, to shout, to cry out, to be named, to call, to tempt, limpkin, calls, to attract, to yell, to call out, to telephone, name is
remake - to notice, to [remark/notice/observe]
renmen - to like, to [love/enjoy/be fond of/be in love/appreciate], [love/love affair]
rense - to rinse
repa - meal, meals
repete - to repeat, to [repeat/do again/repeat/go around repeating/practice/rehearse/reproach/recur/be repeated/resound/echo]
repite - famous
reponn - to respond, [to answer/to respond/to reply/to be up to/to be capable of doing something/ to match]
repons - response
repouse - to reject, [to turn someone away/to reject/to turn back/to fight off/to grow backagain/resprout/powder used in vodou-inspired remedies]
reprann - to start again
resevwa - to receive, [to receive/to get/to receive/to welcome/to entertain/to host/to serve refreshments to guests/to take in/to put up/to house]
resi - receipt, receipts
reskonsablite - responsibility
respekte - to respect
restoran - restaurant, restaurants
retabli - to recover, to get well
rete - to hold, to fix, live, to stop, stayed, remain, to remain, to stay, lived, pause, to be left, to be past menopause, to reside, resides, stop, break, rest period, reside, to live, lives, stays, to reach menopause, resided, to cut off top of plant, stopped
retire - to remove
retounen - to return, [to return/to give/to bring back/ to rewind/to turn over/to return/to go/to come back/to turn around/to become again]
rèv - dream
reve - to dream about, to dream, to dream of someone
reyalize - to realize, to [fulfill/achieve/accomplish/earn/make]
reyèl - authentic
rezève - to reserve, [to reserve/to make a reservation/to reserve/to put away/to save/reserved/polite/distinguished]
rezilta - results
rezoud - to resolve, to solve
ri - to laugh
rive - to arrive, [to happen/to occur/to take place/to manage/to succeed in/to arrive/to come to/to reach/to succeed/to prosper/to have financial success/arrival]
s
sa - sick 'em, this, sick 'em!, to may, that, that one, to be able to, that person, who, the one, which, to can, what, whatever
sa a - this one, this, that, that one
sa k pase - what's going on, how are you, what's up, what's
sa yo - these
sache - bags, plastic bag, paper bag, bag, packet
sal - dirty
sal de ben - bathroom, [restrooms/restroom/water closet/water closets/bathrooms]
sal lesiv - laundry room, laundry rooms
salad - salad, salads
sali - hey, hi
samdi - Saturday, Saturdays
san - one hundred, without, blood, 100
sanble - to resemble
sandal - slipper, sandal, floater, slippers, sandals
sandwich - sandwich, sandwiches
sant - smell, oder, smells, oders, aroma, aromas, fragrance, fragrances, stench, center, small hospital, dispensary
sant komèsyal - shopping mall
sante - health
sante piblik - public health
santi - to smell, [to smell/to smell/to sniff/to smell/ to stink/to smell bad/smelling/ smell/vulgar person/disreputable person/to feel/to experience/to feel/to feel like]
sapat - flip-flops, sandal, slipper, sandals, slippers
savon - soap
sè - sister, sisters, my dear, nun, nuns
se - is, to be, am, it's, that's, this is, be, are
seche - to dry, [to dry/to cause to lose weight/to become emaciated/to become dry, dry up/to evaporate/to be stumped/to be incapable of action/to suffer/dehydrated]
sechrès - drought, droughts
segonn - seconds, second, short time, short times, short period of time, short periods of time, second hand, junior year, 11th grade
sèjousi - nowadays, these days
sekirite - security, security guard, security guards, securities, guard, guards, safety, security deposit, security deposits
sektanm - September
sèl - salt
selibatè - single, unmarried
selilè - cellphone
sèlman - only, merely, simply, but
sen domeng - the Dominican Republic
senk - five
senkant - fifty
senmak - St. Marc, Saint Marc, Senmak
senmenn - week, weeks
senp - simple, easy, mere, unassuming, modest, ritual actions, ritual action, ritual gesture and words, incantation, incantations, magic cure, magic cures
senpleman - simply
sentiwon - belt, belts
sere - to save, to [store/conceal/reserve/conteract diarrhea/corner/overwhelm/reserve/hoard/put away/keep/hide], [narrow/close-fitting/tight/taut/constipated]
serye - serious, important, serious-minded, earnest, sincere , trustworthy, reliable, dependable, honest, virtuous, seriously, hard, really
sèt - seven, tennis set, set
sèvèl - brain, brains
sèvi - to serve
sèvyèt - towel
sezon - season
si - if
si dye vle - God willing
sid - south
sik - sugar
siklòn - hurricane
sinema - movie theater
sipòte - to support
sipriz - surprise
siryen - Syrian-Haitian, Syrian, Haitian of Syrian descent, Haitian of Lebanese, Lebanese-Haitian
sis - six
sispann - to stop, [to cease/to discontinue/to suspend/to adjourn/to cease/to stop/to resign/to quit]
sitadèl - Citadel Laferrière, Sitadèl
sitwayen - citizen
sitwon - lime
sitwonnèl - citronella, lemon grass
siye - to dry
siyen - to sign
siyifikatif - significant, meaningful
solèy - sunny
solitè - lonely
sonje - to remember, [to remember/to recall/to think about/to think of/to miss/to need/to feel the lack of someone/to feel the lack of something]
sòs - sauce
sote - to jump, [to jump/to jump over/to leap/to spring/to skip/to omit/to sauté/to blow up/to blast/to explode/to blow up/to blast/to blow/to burn out/ to start/to jump/to be startled/not cooked enough/rare/jump/start]
sòti - stroll, to take out, release, first publication, out, drive, appearance, to get out, comes from, to come out, to become, get out of here!, leave, to come, outing, to be the first, born into, to leave, leaves, to be published, to pull out, to come from, exit, shoo!, to lead, out!, to go out, from, came, to play, to drop out of school, to come out as, left
sòti ijans - emergency exit, emergency exits
sou - on, in, on the surface of, above, over, upon, ahead, about, of, during, interested in, feeling, among, out of, from, with, in the presence of, toward, in the direction of, at one's place, again and again, over and over, on and on, money, drunk, intoxicated
soufri - to suffer, [to endure/to be in distress/to suffer for/to make sacrifices]
soulye - shoe, shoes
soup - soft, friendly, stew, kind, lithe, soup, agile, nice, soups
soupe - supper, suppers, [evening meal/to eat supper]
souple - please
souri - to smile
sourit - mouse, mice
sousi - eyebrows, eyebrow, care, worry, concern, anxiety, marigold
sousòl - basement, basements
souvan - often
sove - to rescue, [to save/to rescue/to save someone's life/to save/to run away/to flee, /to escape/to redeem someone/to survive/to recover/safe/in good shape/to be lucky]
suiv - to follow
swa - soft, level, even, gentle, kind, easily, of excellent quality, sleek, smoothly, polished, of every good quality, evening, nice, smooth, silky, supple, luster, either
sware - evening
swasann dis - seventy
swasant - sixty
swete - to wish, to hope [for/]
t
ta - late, overdue, would, supposing that
tab - table
tab bouche - butcher block
tablo - painting
taks - tax
tan - weather, times, while, music beat, horsefly, as long as, season, a certain amount, as, time, when, hurricane, verb tence
tan pou - instead of
tande - to hear, [to hear about/to overhear/to listen to/to listen/to understand/to obey/hearing/understood?]
tankou - just like, like, the same as, as, as if
tann - to wait, [to wait for/to await/to expect/to spread/to hang out/to lay/to set/to be sprawled out/to be spread out/tender/soft/loving]
tanperati - temperature
tanpri souple - please
tas - cups, cup, mug, mugs, glasses, glass
tay - size
tcheke - to check out
te - tea
telefòn - phone, telephone, phones, telephones
televizyon - TV, TVs, television , televisions
tèlman - so many
teritwa - territory, territories, premises
teste - to check out
tèt - head, heads, hair, brain, brains, mind, minds, intelligence, smarts, head , important person, leader, authority
tèt jòn - blond, blonde
tèt li - himself, herself, themself, itself
tèt mwen - myself
tèt nou - yourselves, ourselves
tèt ou - yourself
tèt yo - themselves
teyat - theater
ti - little, small, young of animal
ti bèf - calf, calves
ti kras - little, few, lesser, short, little bit
ti mouton - lamb, lambs
tifi - girl
tigason - boy
tikè - ticket, tickets, traffic ticket, traffic tickets
tikè ale senp - one-way ticket, one-way tickets, one-way, one-ways
timoun - child, kid, kids, children
tip - type, nuddy, man, kind, sound of heart beating
tit - title
tòde - to twist, [to wring/to wring out/to sprain/to writhe/crooked/bent]
tolere - to tolerate, [to endure/to like/to appreciate]
tomat - tomato, tomatoes
tòn - ton
tonbe - to fall, [to start/ to start doing something/to fall/to trip/to slip/to tumble/to drop/to collapse/to befall/to fall on/to occur/to subside/to fall from power/to fail/to be seduced/fall/drop/collapse/entrails/intestines/ edible part of coconut]
tonmtonm - tonmtonm, fufu, coucou, mofongo, mangú
totalman - totally
tòti - turtle, turtles, torture, tortoise, tortoises
tou - neither, entirely, all, wholly, tower, each, right away, although, too, no more, towers, quite, also, even though, immediately, completely, altogether, rook, at the same time, tour, electoral round, not at all, every, turn, very
tou dwat - straight, straight on
toujou - always, still, yet
toulede - both
tounen - return, to go bad, return (noun), to come back, to change into, to become, turned, small trip, to turn sour, to curdle, round, to return, to turn, turn around, turn
tousuit - right away
tout - all
tout bagay - everything
tout moun - everyone
tout tan - always, constantly, regularly, all the time, as long as
toutbon - really, without any doubt, truly
towo bèf - bull, bulls
tradisyonèl - traditional
transpòte - to transport, transported, transport
trant - thirty
travay - to work, [to sap/to work/to apply oneself/to function/to ferment/work/job/employment/labor/place of work]
trè - very, feature, line
trèz - thirteen
tris - sad
twa - three, roof
twa fwa - three times
twalèt - toilet, bathroom, bathrooms, toliets, restroom, restrooms, excrements, excrement, washing, grooming
twazyèm - third, third year in secondary school
twò - very, too
twòp - too much
u
uit - eight, 8
v
vach bèf - cow, cows
vakans - vacation, vacations, paid vacation, paid vacations
valè - value
vale - to swallow, to stuff down, to gobble down, to be too loose, to large, to swallow up, valley
van - wind, breeze, air, fart, body pain, draft
vandredi - Friday, Fridays
vann - to sell
vant - stomach, stomaches, belly, bellies, womb, abdomen
vantilatè - fan, fans, ventilator, ventilators
varyete - variety
vè - glass, [drinking/] [glass/glasses], eye glasses, lens, verse, verses, around, about, approximately, worm, worms, maggots, maggot
vejetalyen - vegan
vejetaryen - vegetarian, vegetarians
ven - twenty
vèt - green, greens, unripe
vil - city
vini - to come, [to come/to come/to reach/to orgasm/to intend to/to be out to/to become/coming/arrival]
vire - to turn, [to turn over/to upset/to make someone lose their calm/to turn/to change direction/to turn around/to move/to change place/to spin/to switch camps/to fidget]
viv - to live, [to experience/to know/to undergo/to live/to exist/to inhabit/starchy vegetables/grains/ weever/long live!]
vizite - to visit
vle - to want
vòl - flight, flights, theft, thefts, robbery, robberies, rip-off, rip-offs
vole - to fly, [to fly/to jump over/to leap over/to spring forward/to leap/to leave/to fly off/beating/whipping/a lot/great deal/many]
vòlè - to steal, [to rob/theif/robber]
voye - to send, [to send/to send out/to throw/to fling/to toss/to broadcast/to initiate/to start/to begin/to lash/to splash/to ejaculate/to come/to reach climax/ejaculation]
vrè - authentic
vrèman - really
vwa - voice
vwayaj - trip
vwayajè - traveler, travelers, passanger, passangers
vwayaje - to travel, to journey, to go, to depart from this life, to die
vwazen - neighbors, neighbor
vyann - meat, flesh, pulp, tissue, muscle
vyann bèf - beef, beefs, beeves
vyann kochon - pork, porks
w
w - you, to you, your, yourself
wachingtonn - Washington D.C.
wè - to see, [to realize/seeing/to view/to watch/to look at]
wi - yes
wikenn - weekend, weekends
wo - tall, high, loud, advanced, far away, whoa!
wòb - dress, gown, bathrobe, dresses, gowns, bathrobes
wonfle - to snore
wonm - rum, rums
wonma - lobster, lobsters
wouj - red, reds, bloodshot, inflamed, crowded, real, packed
wout - route
woz - pink, rose, roses
y
y - they
ye - are, to be, is
yè swa - last night, yesterday night
yo - they
yomenm - themselves
yon - a, an, one
yon bagay - something
yon fwa - once, as soon as, one time
yon lòt - another
yon moun - someone
yon ti jan - little bit
youn - one
z
zaboka - avocado
zanmi - friend, friends, buddy, bddies, companion, companions
zanmitay - friendship
zannanna - pineapple, pineapples
ze - egg
zeklè - lightning
zepòl - shoulder, Rada dance
zèv atizay - work of art
zewo - zero, 0
zile - island
zo - bones, bone, thin, skinny, in bad shape, die, dice, domino, dominos
zonyon - onion, onions
zoranj - oranges, orange
zòrèy - ear, ears, gill, gills, handle, handles, straps, strap, colleus
zòtèy - toes, toe
zwazo - bird, birds

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