Title: LinguaCommons — Breton (from English)

Q: demat
A: hello, good day

Q: salud
A: hello

Q: donemat
A: welcome

Q: kenavo
A: goodbye; until next time

Q: yec'hed mat
A: cheers! (a toast)

Q: deiz-ha-bloaz laouen
A: happy birthday

Q: mar plij
A: please

Q: trugarez
A: thanks, thank you

Q: ya
A: yes

Q: nann
A: no

Q: setu
A: here is, there you are, voilà

Q: kaozeal a rit saozneg
A: do you speak English?

Q: da garout a ran
A: I love you

Q: me da gar
A: I love you (alternative phrasing)

Q: da garan
A: I love you (alternative phrasing)

Q: brezhonek
A: Breton (of or in the Breton language)

Q: galleg
A: French

Q: gouezel
A: Gaelic

Q: okitan
A: Occitan

Q: me
A: I, me

Q: te
A: you (singular, familiar)

Q: eñ
A: he, him

Q: eñv
A: he, him (variant of eñ)

Q: hi
A: she, her

Q: ni
A: we, us

Q: c'hwi
A: you (plural, or polite singular)

Q: int
A: they, them

Q: az
A: you (singular, object form)

Q: ma
A: my

Q: va
A: my (variant of ma)

Q: da
A: your (singular)

Q: e
A: his

Q: he
A: her (possessive)

Q: hon
A: our

Q: hor
A: our (variant of hon)

Q: ho
A: your (plural)

Q: o
A: their

Q: din
A: to me (inflected form of the preposition da)

Q: dit
A: to you sg. (inflected form of da)

Q: dezhañ
A: to him (inflected form of da)

Q: dezhi
A: to her (inflected form of da)

Q: dimp
A: to us (inflected form of da)

Q: deoc'h
A: to you pl. (inflected form of da)

Q: dezho
A: to them (inflected form of da)

Q: ganin
A: with me (inflected form of the preposition gant)

Q: ganit
A: with you sg. (inflected form of gant)

Q: gantañ
A: with him (inflected form of gant)

Q: ganti
A: with her (inflected form of gant)

Q: ganimp
A: with us (inflected form of gant)

Q: ganeoc'h
A: with you pl. (inflected form of gant)

Q: ganto
A: with them (inflected form of gant)

Q: piv
A: who

Q: petra
A: what

Q: pelec'h
A: where

Q: pe
A: which, what

Q: se
A: that, this

Q: re
A: those, the ones

Q: den ebet
A: nobody

Q: nép
A: nobody

Q: a
A: that, which, who — the relative particle before an inflected verb

Q: ar
A: the (the usual form)

Q: an
A: the (before n, d, t and vowels)

Q: al
A: the (before l)

Q: ur
A: a, an (the usual form)

Q: un
A: a, an (before n, d, t and vowels)

Q: ul
A: a, an (before l)

Q: ne
A: not — the pre-verbal half of the negation ne … ket

Q: ket
A: not — the post-verbal half of the negation ne … ket

Q: ra
A: verbal particle marking the subjunctive or optative

Q: ha
A: and

Q: hag
A: and (before a vowel)

Q: met
A: but

Q: pa
A: when, if

Q: rak
A: because; also 'before' as a preposition

Q: kentañ ma
A: as soon as

Q: bennak
A: any, some

Q: ebet
A: no, none (used with the negation)

Q: eus
A: from, of

Q: war
A: on, over

Q: dindan
A: under

Q: etre
A: between, among

Q: gant
A: with

Q: hep
A: without

Q: evit
A: for

Q: evel
A: as, like

Q: eget
A: than (in comparisons)

Q: ouzh
A: towards, to, against

Q: kén
A: until

Q: rag
A: before

Q: penn-da-benn
A: from end to end, all along

Q: unan
A: one (the counting form)

Q: daou
A: two (with masculine nouns)

Q: div
A: two (with feminine nouns)

Q: tri
A: three (with masculine nouns)

Q: teir
A: three (with feminine nouns)

Q: pevar
A: four (with masculine nouns)

Q: peder
A: four (with feminine nouns)

Q: pemp
A: five

Q: c'hwec'h
A: six

Q: seizh
A: seven

Q: eizh
A: eight

Q: nav
A: nine

Q: dek
A: ten

Q: unnek
A: eleven

Q: daouzek
A: twelve

Q: trizek
A: thirteen

Q: pevarzek
A: fourteen

Q: pemzek
A: fifteen

Q: c'hwezek
A: sixteen

Q: seitek
A: seventeen

Q: triwec'h
A: eighteen (literally 'three sixes')

Q: eitek
A: eighteen (variant of triwec'h)

Q: naontek
A: nineteen

Q: ugent
A: twenty

Q: unan warn-ugent
A: twenty-one

Q: daou warn-ugent
A: twenty-two

Q: tregont
A: thirty

Q: daou-ugent
A: forty (literally 'two twenties')

Q: hanter-kant
A: fifty (literally 'half a hundred')

Q: tri-ugent
A: sixty (literally 'three twenties')

Q: pevar-ugent
A: eighty (literally 'four twenties')

Q: kant
A: hundred

Q: mil
A: thousand

Q: kentañ
A: first

Q: eil
A: second

Q: trede
A: third

Q: hanter
A: half

Q: kantved
A: century

Q: milved
A: millennium

Q: hiziv
A: today

Q: dec'h
A: yesterday

Q: warc'hoazh
A: tomorrow

Q: arc'hoazh
A: tomorrow (variant of warc'hoazh)

Q: bremañ
A: now

Q: bremaik
A: soon, in a moment

Q: dizale
A: soon

Q: emberr
A: soon, later today

Q: neuze
A: so, then

Q: atav
A: always, at all times

Q: bemdez
A: every day

Q: alies
A: often

Q: a-wezhioù
A: sometimes

Q: morse
A: never

Q: nepred
A: never (emphatic)

Q: biken
A: never (of future time)

Q: adarre
A: again

Q: c'hoazh
A: still, yet, again

Q: dija
A: already

Q: gwezhall
A: formerly, once

Q: devezh
A: day, daytime

Q: mintin
A: morning

Q: lein
A: breakfast; lunch

Q: hañv
A: summer

Q: diskar-amzer
A: autumn, fall

Q: munutenn
A: minute

Q: munut
A: minute

Q: eilenn
A: second (of time)

Q: montr
A: watch (a wearable timepiece)

Q: horolaj
A: clock

Q: dihuner
A: alarm clock

Q: ehan
A: pause, break

Q: hun
A: sleep

Q: hast
A: haste

Q: mall
A: haste

Q: den
A: human being; person, man; husband

Q: gwaz
A: man; husband; also 'goose'

Q: maouez
A: woman; companion

Q: itron
A: lady

Q: mab
A: son

Q: tad
A: father

Q: mamm
A: mother; female animal; womb

Q: tadig
A: dad, daddy

Q: tad-kozh
A: grandfather

Q: mamm-gozh
A: grandmother; also 'chin'

Q: tad-kaer
A: father-in-law

Q: tadeg
A: father-in-law

Q: tad-kuñv
A: great-grandfather

Q: deuñv
A: son-in-law

Q: leztad
A: stepfather

Q: lezvamm
A: stepmother

Q: lezvab
A: stepson

Q: lezverc'h
A: stepdaughter

Q: eontr
A: uncle

Q: moereb
A: aunt

Q: kar
A: relative, kinsman

Q: kerentiad
A: family

Q: tiegezh
A: family; household

Q: hendad
A: ancestor, forefather

Q: gevell
A: twin

Q: mignon
A: friend

Q: mignonez
A: female friend

Q: kelenner
A: teacher

Q: kemener
A: tailor

Q: kaner
A: singer

Q: liver
A: painter

Q: lemmer
A: knife sharpener, knife grinder

Q: beleg
A: priest

Q: drouiz
A: druid

Q: barzh
A: poet, bard

Q: maer
A: mayor

Q: martolod
A: sailor

Q: kouer
A: peasant, farmer

Q: gov
A: smith

Q: toer
A: roofer

Q: marc'heg
A: horseman, rider, knight

Q: embanner
A: editor, publisher

Q: test
A: witness

Q: enezad
A: islander

Q: enezour
A: islander

Q: korrigan
A: korrigan — a sprite of Breton folklore; also a very short person

Q: korr
A: dwarf, gnome, sprite

Q: mezvier
A: drunkard

Q: kristen
A: Christian

Q: tiern
A: prince; sovereign

Q: kont
A: count (the noble title)

Q: markiz
A: marquis

Q: konsul
A: consul

Q: dogan
A: cuckold

Q: doganenn
A: unfaithful wife

Q: gast
A: whore (vulgar; also Brittany's most common swear word)

Q: tal
A: forehead

Q: fri
A: nose

Q: genoù
A: mouth; face; river mouth; opening

Q: teod
A: tongue

Q: elgezh
A: chin

Q: karvan
A: jaw

Q: barv
A: beard

Q: gar
A: leg

Q: dorn
A: hand

Q: ivin
A: fingernail; claw; also 'yew'

Q: divrec'h
A: the two arms (dual of brec'h)

Q: divskouarn
A: the two ears (dual of skouarn)

Q: kof
A: belly

Q: tor
A: belly, stomach, abdomen

Q: kalon
A: heart; courage; appetite

Q: gwad
A: blood; essence

Q: kroc'hen
A: skin; crust

Q: empenn
A: brain

Q: begel
A: navel

Q: mouezh
A: voice

Q: lost
A: tail

Q: kell
A: testicle; also 'cell' (of a prisoner or monk)

Q: kalc'h
A: penis

Q: marv
A: death

Q: nerzh
A: force, strength; energy

Q: loskadur
A: a burn

Q: devadenn
A: a burn (injury)

Q: halo
A: saliva

Q: ti
A: house

Q: kambr
A: bedroom

Q: leur
A: floor, ground, surface; area; deck

Q: dor
A: door

Q: moger
A: wall

Q: mur
A: wall

Q: taol
A: table

Q: kador
A: chair

Q: bank
A: bench; bank

Q: gwele
A: bed; also 'placenta'

Q: gwele-kloz
A: box-bed — the enclosed wooden bed of the traditional Breton house

Q: loa
A: spoon

Q: loa-vañson
A: trowel (a mason's tool)

Q: kontell
A: knife

Q: hanaf
A: cup, goblet

Q: kelorn
A: bucket

Q: listrier
A: sideboard

Q: lestr
A: container, vessel; ship

Q: lestr-spluj
A: submarine

Q: maneg
A: glove

Q: dilhad
A: clothes

Q: kordenn
A: rope

Q: bazh
A: stick

Q: bazh-loaek
A: crutch

Q: bazh-krog
A: harpoon

Q: bazh-eskob
A: crosier

Q: nadoz
A: needle

Q: gevel
A: pliers, tongs

Q: kantol
A: candle

Q: kompoder
A: computer

Q: banniel
A: flag

Q: delwenn
A: statue

Q: levr
A: book

Q: dornlevr
A: manual, handbook

Q: geriadur
A: dictionary

Q: holloueziadur
A: encyclopedia

Q: lizher
A: letter (a written message)

Q: lizherenn
A: letter (of the alphabet)

Q: kartenn
A: card; map

Q: kartenn-bost
A: postcard

Q: kartenn-vank
A: bank card

Q: ti-bank
A: bank (the building)

Q: leti
A: hotel, inn

Q: marc'had
A: market

Q: karter
A: district, quarter

Q: kab
A: cape, promontory

Q: hent
A: way, road, path

Q: hent-houarn
A: railway

Q: marc'h-houarn
A: bicycle (literally 'iron horse')

Q: divrod
A: two-wheeler

Q: tramgarr
A: tram

Q: bag
A: boat

Q: tour
A: tower

Q: kroaz
A: cross; also 'pain'

Q: moskeenn
A: mosque

Q: garzh
A: hedge

Q: liorzh
A: garden

Q: kraou
A: cattle shed, stable, pigsty; also the Christmas crib

Q: neizh
A: nest

Q: diamant
A: diamond

Q: dir
A: steel

Q: houarn
A: iron; a horseshoe; a clothes iron

Q: litiom
A: lithium

Q: kaliom
A: potassium

Q: hidrogen
A: hydrogen

Q: dornerez
A: thresher, threshing machine

Q: bara
A: bread

Q: bara-mel
A: gingerbread

Q: dour
A: water; also rain, tears, sweat, saliva

Q: te melen
A: yellow tea

Q: kafe
A: coffee; the coffee bean or plant

Q: kig
A: meat, flesh

Q: keuz
A: cheese; also 'regret'

Q: holen
A: salt

Q: greun
A: grain

Q: heiz
A: barley

Q: kolo
A: straw

Q: had
A: seed

Q: diwan
A: germ, seed

Q: krampouezh
A: crêpes (collective)

Q: krampouezhenn
A: a single crêpe (singulative of krampouezh)

Q: krampouezher
A: crêpe-maker (the person)

Q: krampouezherezh
A: crêperie, pancake house

Q: ti-krampouezh
A: crêperie

Q: kouign
A: cake, bun, brioche

Q: kouign-amann
A: kouign-amann — the Breton butter cake

Q: gachen
A: cake, pie

Q: gwadegenn
A: black pudding, blood sausage

Q: gwadegenn wenn
A: white pudding

Q: banne
A: a drop; a glass (of a drink)

Q: died
A: drink, beverage

Q: frouezh
A: fruit (collective)

Q: frouezhenn
A: a single fruit (singulative of frouezh)

Q: kraoñ
A: nuts (collective)

Q: kraoñenn
A: a single nut (singulative of kraoñ)

Q: mez
A: acorns (collective)

Q: mezenn
A: a single acorn (singulative of mez)

Q: bananez
A: bananas (collective)

Q: bananezenn
A: a single banana (singulative of bananez)

Q: hogan
A: haw, the fruit of the hawthorn

Q: kabell-touseg
A: mushroom (literally 'toad's cap')

Q: mor
A: sea

Q: enez
A: island

Q: tir
A: land

Q: douar
A: earth, soil; the Earth; land, country

Q: bed
A: world; universe

Q: kevandir
A: continent

Q: heol
A: sun

Q: loar
A: moon

Q: galaksienn
A: galaxy

Q: koumoul
A: clouds (collective)

Q: koumoulenn
A: a single cloud (singulative of koumoul)

Q: kanevedenn
A: rainbow

Q: erc'h
A: snow

Q: kouign-erc'h
A: snowball

Q: gwent
A: wind; also 'gas, flatulence'

Q: gwalarn
A: the northwest; the northwesterly wind

Q: kornôg
A: west

Q: taran
A: thunder

Q: luc'hed
A: lightning

Q: tan
A: fire

Q: ludu
A: ash; fertilizer

Q: huzel
A: soot

Q: maen
A: stone

Q: maen-hir
A: menhir — a single tall standing stone

Q: traezh
A: sand

Q: traezhenn
A: beach; sandbank; a grain of sand

Q: lenn
A: lake; also 'cover'

Q: geot
A: grass (collective)

Q: geotenn
A: a blade of grass (singulative of geot)

Q: gwelt
A: grass (collective, variant of geot)

Q: gweltenn
A: a blade of grass (singulative of gwelt)

Q: del
A: foliage, leaves (collective)

Q: delienn
A: a leaf (singulative of del); also a slice

Q: derv
A: oak

Q: tann
A: sessile oak

Q: tannoed
A: oak plantation, oakwood

Q: balan
A: broom, the shrub Genista

Q: balanenn
A: a single broom plant (singulative of balan)

Q: banal
A: broom; bramble

Q: draen
A: thorn; fishbone; the point of a sharp object; a snag or difficulty

Q: kouarc'h
A: hemp, cannabis

Q: kanab
A: cannabis

Q: krec'h
A: height, eminence; a mound

Q: loen
A: animal

Q: ki
A: dog

Q: kiez
A: female dog, bitch

Q: gwadgi
A: bloodhound

Q: dourgi
A: otter (literally 'water dog')

Q: kolen
A: puppy, cub

Q: marc'h
A: horse

Q: ebeul
A: foal

Q: ebeulez
A: filly

Q: tarv
A: bull

Q: leue
A: calf

Q: gavr
A: goat

Q: maout
A: ram

Q: moc'h
A: pigs, swine (collective); also gluttons, egoists

Q: logod
A: mice (collective); also meatballs

Q: logodenn
A: a mouse (singulative of logod)

Q: logod-dall
A: bats (literally 'blind mice')

Q: logodenn-dall
A: a bat (singulative of logod-dall)

Q: louarn
A: fox

Q: goz
A: mole (the animal)

Q: mol
A: mole

Q: draeneg
A: hedgehog; also the sea perch

Q: konikl
A: rabbit

Q: karv
A: deer

Q: leon
A: lion

Q: erer
A: eagle

Q: kaouenn
A: owl

Q: gwalc'h
A: hawk; falcon; also 'washing, ablution'

Q: houad
A: duck

Q: douryar
A: moorhen

Q: kog
A: rooster; cuckoo; a tap; a shell; a cook

Q: naer
A: snake

Q: touseg
A: toad

Q: maligorn
A: snail

Q: balafenn
A: butterfly; moth

Q: gwenan
A: bees (collective)

Q: gwenanenn
A: a single bee (singulative of gwenan)

Q: morvleiz
A: shark (literally 'sea wolf')

Q: morvil
A: cetacean, whale

Q: gavr-vor
A: spiny lobster (literally 'sea goat')

Q: grilh-mor
A: spiny lobster

Q: beg-botez
A: shoebill

Q: marbluñv
A: down — soft, fluffy feathers (collective)

Q: marbluñvenn
A: a single piece of down (singulative of marbluñv)

Q: bezañ
A: to be

Q: kaout
A: to have; to get

Q: ober
A: to do, to make; also the auxiliary used to conjugate any verb

Q: mont
A: to go

Q: dont
A: to come

Q: donet
A: to come (variant of dont)

Q: gallout
A: can, to be able

Q: gouzout
A: to know (a fact)

Q: fellout
A: to want

Q: karout
A: to love

Q: komz
A: to speak; to express oneself

Q: kaozeal
A: to speak, to talk, to converse

Q: klevout
A: to hear; to smell; to grant; to agree, to get along

Q: gwelet
A: to see; to keep an eye on, to watch

Q: gwelout
A: to see (variant of gwelet)

Q: sellout
A: to watch, to look at; to see; to concern; to consider

Q: debriñ
A: to eat

Q: evañ
A: to drink

Q: sistra
A: to drink cider

Q: kousket
A: to sleep

Q: chom
A: to stay, to remain

Q: azezañ
A: to sit, to sit down

Q: sevel
A: to rise, to erect; to build; to lift; to compose; to earn

Q: lakaat
A: to put, to set, to arrange, to make

Q: reiñ
A: to give

Q: kas
A: to send

Q: kavout
A: to find; to meet up with; to be at a place

Q: klask
A: to search, to look for; to try; to cope

Q: enklask
A: to search, to investigate

Q: deskiñ
A: to learn

Q: kelenn
A: to teach

Q: skrivañ
A: to write

Q: studiañ
A: to study

Q: soñjal
A: to think

Q: krediñ
A: to believe; to think

Q: kanañ
A: to sing

Q: kana
A: to sing (variant of kanañ)

Q: dañsal
A: to dance

Q: korolliñ
A: to dance

Q: c'hoari
A: to play

Q: bevañ
A: to live; to feed

Q: maga
A: to feed, to nourish

Q: mervel
A: to die

Q: genel
A: to bear a child, to give birth

Q: koshaat
A: to age, to grow old

Q: prenañ
A: to buy

Q: gwerzhañ
A: to sell

Q: kargañ
A: to load (a vehicle)

Q: lestrañ
A: to board, to load a vehicle

Q: dilestrañ
A: to disembark, to debark

Q: beajiñ
A: to travel

Q: nijal
A: to fly

Q: neuñviñ
A: to swim

Q: roeñvat
A: to row

Q: fiñval
A: to move, to shift, to twitch

Q: kregiñ
A: to start, to begin

Q: gourfennañ
A: to end, to finish, to conclude

Q: digeriñ
A: to open, to open up

Q: dibab
A: to choose, to opt

Q: dilenn
A: to choose, to elect

Q: diuz
A: to choose, to select

Q: choaz
A: to choose

Q: kinnig
A: to offer, to propose

Q: kemenn
A: to announce

Q: kemmañ
A: to change, to modify, to edit

Q: treiñ
A: to turn; to translate

Q: krouiñ
A: to create

Q: moulañ
A: to print

Q: pellgomz
A: to telephone

Q: ouzhpennañ
A: to add, to append

Q: gwalc'hiñ
A: to wash

Q: dilouzañ
A: to clean

Q: disaotrañ
A: to clean

Q: glanaat
A: to cleanse, to purify

Q: saotrañ
A: to pollute

Q: louzañ
A: to pollute, to dirty; to deceive, to trap

Q: lousaat
A: to dirty

Q: gwriat
A: to sew

Q: hadañ
A: to sow

Q: mala
A: to grind

Q: rosta
A: to roast

Q: pouezañ
A: to weigh

Q: maha
A: to press

Q: deviñ
A: to burn

Q: merglañ
A: to rust

Q: livañ
A: to colour, to paint

Q: dilivañ
A: to strip the paint from

Q: diwiskañ
A: to undress

Q: teurel
A: to throw

Q: laza
A: to kill

Q: taga
A: to attack

Q: barn
A: to judge

Q: doujañ
A: to respect

Q: touellañ
A: to deceive

Q: freuzañ
A: to destroy

Q: tarzhañ
A: to burst, to explode; to appear, to show oneself; to surge

Q: berañ
A: to flow, to move as a liquid

Q: perc'hennañ
A: to own, to possess; to adopt

Q: chadennañ
A: to chain, to shackle

Q: dichadennañ
A: to unchain

Q: hasta
A: to hurry

Q: fallaat
A: to worsen

Q: heñvelaat
A: to assimilate, to become similar

Q: disheñvelaat
A: to differentiate

Q: melenaat
A: to become yellow; to make yellow

Q: dua
A: to blacken

Q: rakwelet
A: to foresee, to predict, to preview

Q: spia
A: to spy

Q: sina
A: to signal

Q: gwildronañ
A: to twist

Q: gwilc'hañ
A: to wink; to ogle

Q: leat
A: to lick

Q: pika
A: to prick

Q: konikleta
A: to hunt rabbits

Q: pennekaat
A: to stand up to, to express objection

Q: doganiñ
A: to cuckold

Q: mat
A: good

Q: mad
A: good (variant of mat)

Q: fall
A: bad

Q: drouk
A: bad, evil

Q: gwall
A: bad, mean, wicked; also 'very' as an adverb

Q: bras
A: big

Q: bihan
A: small, little

Q: hir
A: long

Q: berr
A: short

Q: ledan
A: broad, wide

Q: enk
A: narrow, cramped

Q: uhel
A: high

Q: don
A: deep

Q: tev
A: big, thick; fat; dense; opaque

Q: moan
A: thin, slender

Q: teusk
A: meagre, stingy, slim, weak

Q: pounner
A: heavy

Q: kreñv
A: strong

Q: gwan
A: weak

Q: nevez
A: new

Q: kozh
A: old, ancient

Q: hen
A: old, ancient

Q: yaouank
A: young

Q: kaer
A: beautiful

Q: brav
A: beautiful, fine

Q: tek
A: pretty, attractive

Q: laouen
A: happy, glad

Q: trist
A: sad

Q: aes
A: easy

Q: diaes
A: difficult

Q: eeun
A: straight; right, fair; loyal; naive, simple

Q: gwir
A: right, true, correct

Q: ret
A: necessary, obligatory

Q: leun
A: full; complete

Q: kevan
A: entire, whole

Q: holl
A: all

Q: all
A: other

Q: arall
A: other (variant of all)

Q: heñvel
A: similar, the same

Q: disheñvel
A: different, dissimilar

Q: nes
A: close, next, intimate

Q: digor
A: open

Q: klañv
A: ill, sick

Q: bev
A: alive, living

Q: maro
A: dead

Q: mezv
A: drunk, intoxicated

Q: mezo
A: drunk

Q: naet
A: clean

Q: lous
A: dirty

Q: lor
A: dirty

Q: glan
A: pure

Q: tomm
A: warm

Q: tomm-berv
A: boiling hot

Q: yen
A: cold

Q: teñval
A: dark

Q: gorrek
A: slow

Q: diwezhat
A: late

Q: pinvidik
A: rich, wealthy

Q: kér
A: dear

Q: plijus
A: fun, pleasant; interesting

Q: dispar
A: fantastic, outstanding

Q: dous
A: sweet

Q: kuñv
A: sweet, gentle

Q: chugonus
A: juicy, succulent

Q: lemm
A: sharp

Q: ront
A: round

Q: kromm
A: curved

Q: moal
A: bald

Q: dall
A: blind

Q: bouzar
A: deaf

Q: mud
A: mute

Q: barvek
A: bearded

Q: kabac'h
A: senile

Q: rok
A: arrogant; hard

Q: pennek
A: stubborn, obstinate

Q: froudennek
A: capricious

Q: uvel
A: humble

Q: kevrin
A: mysterious, secret

Q: kevrinus
A: mysterious, secret

Q: santel
A: holy, sacred

Q: prizius
A: precious

Q: hewel
A: visible

Q: diwel
A: invisible

Q: diwelus
A: invisible

Q: fraezh
A: clear, distinct; clear (of skies); clean, healthy (of food)

Q: eizik
A: critical

Q: kleiz
A: left

Q: gwenn
A: white

Q: du
A: black; also 'swollen', 'starved'

Q: ruz
A: red

Q: ru
A: red

Q: melen
A: yellow

Q: glas
A: blue; green (of natural things)

Q: gwer
A: green (of artificial things)

Q: gell
A: brown

Q: louet
A: grey; mouldy

Q: arc'hlas
A: bluish, greyish, greenish

Q: damc'hlas
A: bluish, greyish, greenish

Q: arvelen
A: yellowish

Q: damvelen
A: yellowish

Q: azvelen
A: yellowish

Q: gourel
A: masculine

Q: benel
A: feminine

Q: gwregel
A: feminine

Q: broadel
A: national

Q: bonreizhel
A: constitutional

Q: keodedel
A: civil, civilian

Q: foran
A: public, open

Q: hollek
A: general; universal

Q: penna
A: main, principal

Q: naturel
A: natural

Q: divyezhek
A: bilingual

Q: leonek
A: of or from Léon, one of the four Breton dialect regions

Q: brezhon
A: Breton

Q: galian
A: Gaulish

Q: albanek
A: Albanian

Q: rusian
A: Russian

Q: eskobel
A: episcopal

Q: douarek
A: earthy; earthly

Q: dourek
A: watery, aquatic, hydrated; humid

Q: traezhek
A: sandy

Q: houarnek
A: ferrous, ferruginous

Q: atomek
A: atomic

Q: izotopek
A: isotopic

Q: neutronek
A: neutronic

Q: loaek
A: spoon-shaped

Q: dibluñv
A: featherless

Q: unsilabennek
A: monosyllabic

Q: divsilabennek
A: disyllabic

Q: pedersilabennek
A: quadrisyllabic

Q: pempsilabennek
A: pentasyllabic

Q: amañ
A: here

Q: aze
A: there

Q: pell
A: far

Q: tre
A: very

Q: kalz
A: many, a lot

Q: nebeut
A: a bit, few

Q: nebeud
A: few, a small quantity

Q: a-walc'h
A: quite, enough

Q: ken
A: so, as — the equality adverb; also exclamative and negative uses

Q: ivez
A: also

Q: zoken
A: even

Q: a-bezh
A: completely, entirely, totally

Q: peurliesañ
A: generally, mostly, usually

Q: peurvuiañ
A: generally, mostly, usually

Q: siwazh
A: unfortunately, alas

Q: kemmadur
A: mutation — the change to a word's initial consonant

Q: kemm
A: change

Q: gramadeg
A: grammar

Q: distagadur
A: pronunciation; also separation, detachment

Q: lizherjedoniezh
A: algebra

Q: liester
A: plural

Q: lostger
A: suffix

Q: kentel
A: lesson; the moral of a story

Q: kentanv
A: given name

Q: moranv
A: nickname

Q: ger
A: word

Q: kan
A: song

Q: kanaouenn
A: song

Q: kaniri
A: hymn

Q: bagad
A: bagad — a Breton pipe band

Q: barzhoniezh
A: poetry

Q: livadur
A: painting

Q: eoullivadur
A: oil painting

Q: istor
A: history

Q: keloù
A: a piece of news

Q: titour
A: information

Q: implij
A: use

Q: liamm
A: link

Q: lezenn
A: law

Q: emglev
A: agreement, pact

Q: emglev keodedel a gengred
A: civil solidarity pact (the French PACS)

Q: kengred
A: solidarity

Q: kevredigezh
A: association

Q: koñje
A: military service

Q: koñje keodedel
A: civil service

Q: doujañs
A: respect

Q: disoc'h
A: result, outcome

Q: diwezh
A: end

Q: digoradur
A: introduction, opening

Q: korvigell
A: trick, tip

Q: kresk
A: growth

Q: tolz
A: mass

Q: tolz eizik
A: critical mass

Q: derc'han
A: atomic nucleus

Q: neutron
A: neutrons (collective)

Q: neutronenn
A: a single neutron (singulative of neutron)

Q: izotop
A: isotope

Q: dle
A: debt

Q: ekonomiezh
A: economy

Q: jedoniezh
A: mathematics

Q: naturoniezh
A: physics

Q: dourennoniezh
A: chemistry

Q: douaroniezh
A: geography

Q: henoniezh
A: archaeology

Q: denoniezh
A: anthropology

Q: loenoniezh
A: zoology

Q: moroniezh
A: oceanography

Q: morvevoniezh
A: marine biology

Q: maenoniezh
A: mineralogy

Q: kreginoniezh
A: conchology

Q: doueoniezh
A: theology

Q: kenedoniezh
A: aesthetics

Q: epistemologiezh
A: epistemology

Q: dendrokronologiezh
A: dendrochronology

Q: gremmoniezh
A: energetics

Q: heñvelsoniezh
A: homophony

Q: belegiezh
A: priesthood

Q: denelezh
A: humanity

Q: madelezh
A: goodness, goodwill

Q: divyezhegezh
A: bilingualism

Q: naetadurezh
A: cleanliness

Q: diegi
A: idleness

Q: taeroni
A: indignation

Q: tostoni
A: stinginess, parsimony

Q: froudenn
A: caprice, whim

Q: mezventi
A: drunkenness

Q: karantez
A: love

Q: trec'h
A: victory; a victor; superior

Q: tamm
A: a piece, a part; a crumb

Q: tammig
A: a little bit

Q: begad
A: a bit

Q: tra
A: thing

Q: judo

Q: echedoù
A: chess