Breton-English abred <-> early ac'hanta <-> so a-dreńv <-> behind -ad <-> (means contents) -id <-> diminutive aber,aven <-> estuary aes <-> easy aet <-> gone, left aod <-> coast afo <-> quickly aiou ! <-> ow ! ouch ! all <-> other alo <-> hello (phone) amań, aze, ahont <-> here, there, amezeg <-> neighbour amann <-> butter amzer <-> weather ; time ankou <-> Mister death anv <-> name Aotrou <-> Mister ar, an, al <-> the arc'hant <-> money ar re-mań <-> those ones arnev <-> storm asied <-> plate atav <-> always avat <-> really avel <-> wind a-walc'h <-> enough a zo <-> who/which is bag <-> ship bagad <-> group (ex : band) bananez <-> bananas banne,bannac'h <-> a drink banniel <-> flag bar <-> bar bara <-> bread barrikenn <-> barrel beajiń <-> to travel beg <-> beak, headland; mouth berr <-> short bevań <-> to live bezań (on, out, eo, omp, oc'h, int, eur) <-> to be bezań o chom <-> to leave bier <-> beer bihan <-> small -bihan <-> grand- (eg : grandson) binioł <-> bagpipe, pipbrock bir <-> arrow bleiz <-> wolf blev <-> hairs Bloavezh mat <-> Happy New Year bloaz <-> age boestad <-> box (full of something) botoł <-> shoes boued <-> food bourk <-> small market town boutailh <-> bottle bragoł <-> trousers bras <-> big, tall brav <-> beautiful, nice Breizh <-> Brittany breur (breudeur) <-> brother(s) brezhoneg <-> Breton language brezhonek <-> in Breton language bro <-> country, region brusk <-> chest buan <-> quickly bugel (bugale) <-> child(ren) buhez <-> life burev <-> office bus <-> bus butun <-> tobacco butuniń <-> to smoke chańs <-> luck chokolad <-> chocolate chom <-> to stay chom a-sav <-> to stop c'hoar(ezed) <-> sister(s) c'hoari <-> to play c'hoazh <-> again c'hwec'h <-> six C'hwevrer <-> February c'hwezh <-> smell c'hwezek <-> sixteen colliou <-> horse keeper da (din, dit, dezhań, dezhi, dimp, deomp, deoc'h, dezho ou dezhe) <-> to, da <-> your dall <-> blind dańs <-> dance dańsal <-> to dance daou (div) <-> two (div before a feminine noun) daoulagad <-> eyes daouzek <-> twelve d'ar <-> on (+day name) d'ar <-> to the Degemer mat <-> Welcome dehoł <-> right deiz <-> day dek <-> ten Demat <-> Good morning den <-> man deskiń <-> to learn deus <-> come deuet <-> come diaes <-> hard, difficult dibenn-sizhun <-> week-end digant <-> from someone digor <-> opened digwener <-> (next or last) friday dilhad <-> clothes dilun <-> (next or last) monday dimerc'her <-> (next or last) wednesday dimeurzh <-> (next or last) tuesday dindan <-> under dirak <-> in front of diriaou <-> (next or last) thursday disadorn <-> (next or last) saturday diskaramzer <-> Autumn diskenn <-> to go down diskuizhań <-> to rest distagadur <-> prononciation disul <-> (next or last) sunday divhar <-> legs diviz <-> conversation diwall ! <-> careful ! diwan <-> awakening, waking up diwezhat <-> late dont <-> to come dont en-dro <-> to come back dont tre <-> to come in dor <-> door dorn <-> hand douar <-> ground Doue <-> God dour <-> water dousig <-> gently du <-> black Du <-> November e <-> in e-barzh <-> inside ebet <-> none Ebrel <-> April echu <-> finished e-kichen <-> next to eizh <-> eight emań (emaon, emaout, emaint) <-> to be en, er, el <-> in the en-dro <-> around enez <-> island eo ! <-> yes (to a negative question) eontr(ed) <-> uncle(s) Eost <-> August e-pad <-> during e pep lec'h <-> everywhere er gźr <-> at home erru <-> arrived eta <-> then etrebroadel <-> international eur <-> hour eus <-> from evań <-> to drink evel <-> like evel-just <-> of course Even <-> June evit <-> for evit an deizioł <-> those days ez eus <-> there is ezhomm <-> need falc'hun <-> falcon fall <-> bad faou <-> beech fardań <-> to prepare fenoz <-> tonight fest <-> party, fair feunteun <-> fountain, spring fresk <-> fresh fri <-> nose galleg <-> French language gallek <-> in French language gant (ganin, ganit, gantan, ganti, ganimp, ganeoc'h, ganto ou gante) <-> with gast ! <-> shit ! genou <-> mouth Genver <-> January ger <-> word geriadur <-> dictionary geriaoueg <-> vocabulary glac'har <-> affliction, sorrow glas <-> blue (and green for nature) glav <-> rain Goańv <-> Winter gortoz <-> to wait goude <-> after gouelanig <-> seagull Gouere <-> July goulenn <-> to ask goullo <-> empty gouzoug <-> neck gouzout (ouzon, ouzout,...) <-> to know gevell <-> twin gwik <-> in place names, village, small market town gwaz(ed) <-> husband(s) gwech <-> time gweladenniń <-> to visit gwele <-> bed gwelet <-> to see gwelloc'h <-> better gwenn <-> white Gwenedour <-> man from the region of Vannes Gwener <-> Friday Gwengolo <-> September gwer <-> green (except for the colour of nature) gwerenn <-> glass gwerz <-> sad taditional song gwin <-> wine gwir <-> true gwreg (gwragez) <-> wife (wives) ha, hag <-> and hag all <-> etcetera ha kard <-> and a quarter hanternoz <-> midnight Hańv <-> Summer hastań <-> to hurry he <-> her hent <-> road,way heol <-> sun hep <-> without hepken <-> only, no more Here <-> October hini <-> one, any hir <-> long holen <-> salt hon, hor, hol <-> our hunvre <-> dream illiz <-> church istor <-> history Itron <-> Madam ivez <-> also, neither izel <-> low jod <-> cheek kador <-> chair kador-vrec'h <-> armchair kaer <-> beautiful -kaer <-> -in-law (eg : son-in-law) kafe <-> coffee kalz <-> a lot of kamarad <-> friend kanań <-> to sing kant <-> hundred eus/'peus, o deus), <-> to have, to get kaout c'hoant da <-> to want to kaout ezhomm <-> to need kared <-> love (person) karotez <-> carrots karout <-> to love karr <-> car kastell <-> castle kazetenn <-> newspaper kazh <-> cat kef <-> cash desk kegin <-> kitchen keginerez <-> cook woman kelenner <-> professor kemer <-> to take ken <-> no more ken arc'hoazh <-> see you tomorrow Kenavo <-> Goodbye kenderv (kendirvi) <-> cousin(s) kentel <-> lesson kentoc'h <-> rather ker <-> expensive kźr <-> town, village Kernevad <-> man from the region of Cornwall (in Brittany) Kerzu <-> December ki <-> dog kig <-> meat kistin <-> chestnuts klańv <-> ill klask <-> to look for kloz <-> closed koan <-> dinner koant <-> nice koad <-> wood kof <-> stomach komz <-> to speak kontadennoł <-> tales kontań <-> to count korn <-> horn ; corner koulskoude <-> however kozh <-> old krampouezh <-> pancakes kreisteiz <-> noon kroashent <-> crossroads kroaz(ioł) <-> cross(es) krog <-> started kuitaat <-> to live labour <-> work labourat <-> to work laer <-> thief laezh <-> milk laouen <-> happy lavaret <-> to say legumaj <-> vegetables lein <-> breakfast lenn <-> to read Leonad <-> man from the region of Leon leue <-> calf ; lump leun <-> full levr <-> book liorzh <-> garden lipous <-> greedy liv <-> color lizher <-> letter loar <-> moon loen <-> animal loer(oł) <-> socks lous <-> dirty Lun <-> Monday lunedoł <-> glasses lur <-> franc (french money) ma <-> if Ma ! <-> Well ! ma <-> my mab <-> son mat <-> good, well madigoł <-> sweets Mae <-> May maen <-> stone mamm <-> mother mamm-gozh <-> grandmother Mammig <-> Mum -mań (-se, -hont) <-> there (from the mann <-> zero marc'had <-> market marc'had-mat <-> cheap mar plij <-> please marv <-> death, dead marteze <-> perhaps me <-> me, I medisinez <-> woman doctor melen <-> yellow, fair menez <-> hill,mountain merc'h(ed) <-> daughter(s) Merc'her <-> Wednesday met <-> but meur <-> great Meurzh <-> March Meurzh <-> Tuesday meuz <-> dish mignon(ez) <-> friend mil <-> thousand milion <-> million moger <-> wall mont <-> to go mont da gousked <-> to go to bed mor <-> sea moraer <-> sailor na <-> neither naetaat <-> to clean nann <-> no naon <-> hunger Naoned <-> Nantes naontek <-> nineteen nav <-> nine nebeut <-> few nec'h <-> top Nedeleg <-> Christmas neketa ? <-> isn't it nemet <-> only n'eus forzh <-> any-(where, body, time) n'eus ket <-> there is not neuze <-> so nevez <-> new Nevezamzer <-> Spring noz <-> night Noz vat ! <-> Goodnight ! o, oc'h <-> preposition for present oad <-> age ober (ran,rez, ra, reomp, rit, reont, reer) <-> to do serr <-> closed setu <-> here it is, there it is sevel <-> to get up sigaretenn(oł) <-> cigarettes sistr <-> cidar siwazh <-> unfortunately skinwel <-> television skingomz <-> radio skol <-> school skol-veur <-> university skouarn <-> ear skrivań <-> to write skuizh <-> tired sot <-> mad spontus <-> frightening ; horrible sport <-> sport stal <-> shop stal-voued <-> food shop stammenn <-> sweater stźr <-> river stlabez <-> mess straed <-> street studiań <-> to study studier(ien) <-> studient(s) sukr <-> sugar Sul <-> Sunday sur <-> sure tad <-> father tadig <-> dad tad-kozh <-> grandfather tal <-> forehead tammig <-> a little tan <-> fire taol <-> table taol-vaen <-> dolmen te <-> you teod <-> tongue tev <-> fat ti <-> house ti-kźr <-> town hall ti-krampouezh <-> pancake restaurant ti-post <-> post office tomatez <-> tomatoes tomm <-> hot tomm-tomm <-> very hot tost(oc'h) <-> near(er) tra(oł) <-> thing(s) traoń <-> bottom traoł kozh <-> junk traezhenn <-> beach treitour <-> treacherous tre <-> very ; absolutely tren <-> train treut <-> thin Tregeriad <-> man from the region of Treger (Treguiér in french) tri (teir) <-> three (teir before a feminine noun) trist <-> sad triwec'h <-> eighteen trizek <-> thirteen trouz <-> noise trugarez <-> thanks tud <-> people ugent <-> twenty uhel <-> high unan <-> one -unan <-> -self unnek <-> eleven ur, un, ul <-> a, an vakansoł <-> holidays verb(oł) <-> verb(s) war <-> on, on top war-raok <-> forward war-sav <-> (to be)standing up ya <-> yes Yaou <-> Thursday yaouank <-> young yec'hed <-> health yec'hed mat ! <-> cheers ! yen <-> cold yen-yen <-> very cold yezhadur <-> grammar zo <-> there is zoken <-> even => 462 words today / 462 ger ©Gildas Perrot