English Dictionary

(n) and (v) clarify whether the base is primarily used as a noun or a verb.
√ indicates that the base is the primary root for the word.

Abbey	abœk*.
Abbot	ab*.
Able, ability	maq* (n), fakl* (n)), tekn* (skill, technology) (n). -ab* (n) Ability to perform the action described by the source base. See Power.
Abort, abortion	del* (v). fetemp, fetolv (v) To terminate a pregnancy. See Cancel, End, Terminate.
Absent, absence	linkw* (v) Absent, missing, departed, delinquent. truqant* (v) Absent without permission, truant. -ew* (n) Lack of, absence of. sisk* (n) Absence of or decrease in flow due to a blockage. Antonyms: see Present.
Absolute	fra+ Complete(ly), total(ly), thorough(ly), absolute(ly).
Accomplish, accomplishment	op* (n) Opus.
Accumulate, accumulation	kumul* (v) Piled up, accumulated. maz* (n) Mass, pile (of material), accumulation.
Ace	.
Acerbic	.
Ache	See Pain.
Acid	ac*
Acquire, acquisition	-end* (v) To get, receive or acquire something (noun modified) from someone or something (direct object).
Act	q* (n) Agent. (v) To act, take action; to drive, pilot, use an instrument. þesp* (v) To perform, act. (n) Thespian, actor, actress. See Perform.
Action	qur* (n).