Occidental (Interlingue) — top 287 words

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#	Occidental (Interlingue)	English
1		I — 1st-person singular subject pronoun
2		you (singular) — informal subject pronoun
3		he — 3rd-person masculine subject
4		she — 3rd-person feminine subject
5		it — 3rd-person neuter subject
6		we — 1st-person plural subject
7		you (plural/formal) — subject pronoun
8		they — 3rd-person plural subject
9		me — 1st-person singular object
10		you — 2nd-person singular object
11		him — 3rd-person masculine object
12		her — 3rd-person feminine object
13		us — 1st-person plural object
14		you (pl.) — 2nd-person plural object
15		them — 3rd-person plural object
16		my — 1st-person singular possessive
17		your — 2nd-person singular possessive
18		his/her/its — 3rd-person possessive
19		our — 1st-person plural possessive
20		your (pl.) — 2nd-person plural possessive
21		their — 3rd-person plural possessive
22		one — indefinite personal pronoun
23		the — definite article (invariable)
24		a/an; one — indefinite article & numeral 1
25		zero — numeral 0
26		two — numeral 2
27		three — numeral 3
28		four — numeral 4
29		five — numeral 5
30		six — numeral 6
31		seven — numeral 7
32		eight — numeral 8
33		nine — numeral 9
34		ten — numeral 10
35		eleven — numeral 11
36		twelve — numeral 12
37		twenty — numeral 20
38		thirty — numeral 30
39		forty — numeral 40
40		hundred — numeral 100
41		thousand — numeral 1000
42		million — numeral 1,000,000
43		first — ordinal (also unesim)
44		second — ordinal (also duesim)
45		third — ordinal
46		who — interrogative/relative (persons)
47		what — interrogative (things)
48		which — interrogative/relative
49		what kind of; which — quality correlative
50		this/that — demonstrative
51		that — general demonstrative ('that is true')
52		such — demonstrative of quality
53		so — demonstrative of degree
54		someone — indefinite
55		something — indefinite
56		nobody — negative
57		nothing — negative
58		every, all — collective (persons/things)
59		everything — collective
60		whoever — indeterminate
61		where — place interrogative
62		here — proximal place
63		there — distal place
64		nowhere — negative place
65		everywhere — collective place
66		when — time interrogative
67		always — collective time
68		never — negative time
69		how — manner interrogative
70		as, like; than — manner
71		how much/many — quantity
72		so much/many — quantity
73		not — negation particle
74		no — negative answer
75		yes — affirmative answer
76		yes (emphatic); if — affirmation/conditional
77		very — degree adverb
78		too (much) — excess adverb
79		enough — sufficiency adverb
80		much, many — quantity
81		little, few — quantity
82		a little — quantity phrase
83		perhaps — doubt adverb
84		whole, all — totality
85		only — restrictive adverb
86		other — determiner/adjective
87		some — indefinite quantity
88		and — coordinating conjunction
89		but — coordinating conjunction
90		with — preposition
91		in — preposition
92		at (someone's place) — preposition
93		because — causal conjunction
94		today — time adverb
95		tomorrow — time adverb
96		to be — irregular, present 'es'
97		to have — possession verb
98		to be able, can — modal verb
99		to do, to make — general verb
100		to write — -ir verb
101		to love — -ar verb
102		to decide — -er verb
103		to speak, to talk
104		to understand
105		to want, to desire
106		to need
107		to cost
108		to take
109		to give
110		to say, to tell
111		to see
112		to hear
113		to know (a fact)
114		to think
115		to eat
116		to drink
117		to sleep
118		to live
119		to die
120		to come
121		to go, to walk
122		to stand
123		to sit
124		to turn
125		to fall
126		to hold
127		to wash
128		to pull
129		to push
130		to throw
131		to count
132		to sing
133		to play
134		to laugh
135		to fear
136		to bite
137		to fly
138		to swim
139		to burn (intransitive)
140		to fight
141		to hit, to strike
142		to breathe
143		to regret, to be sorry
144		to forgive, to pardon
145		to continue
146		to reserve, to book
147		woman
148		man (adult male)
149		man, human being; person
150		child
151		husband
152		wife
153		mother
154		father
155		brother
156		family
157		sir, Mr; gentleman
158		madam, Mrs; lady
159		miss, young lady
160		head
161		hair (of the head)
162		eye
163		ear
164		nose
165		mouth
166		tooth
167		tongue; language
168		neck
169		back
170		heart
171		hand
172		foot
173		leg
174		knee
175		belly
176		blood
177		bone
178		meat, flesh
179		skin
180		animal
181		dog
182		fish
183		bird
184		snake
185		worm
186		tree
187		forest, woods
188		flower
189		grass
190		leaf
191		root
192		seed
193		fruit
194		egg
195		sun
196		moon
197		star
198		sky
199		water
200		sea
201		river
202		mountain
203		stone
204		sand
205		earth, soil
206		cloud
207		fog, mist
208		wind
209		snow
210		ice
211		fire
212		smoke
213		ashes
214		salt
215		big, large
216		small, little
217		long
218		short
219		wide, broad
220		narrow; tight
221		thick
222		thin, fine
223		heavy
224		light (in weight)
225		new
226		old
227		good
228		bad
229		beautiful, fine
230		pleasant, agreeable
231		warm, hot
232		cold
233		full
234		dry
235		wet, damp
236		straight; correct
237		round
238		sharp
239		smooth
240		hard, tough
241		soft
242		near, close
243		far, distant
244		right (side)
245		left (side)
246		expensive
247		modern
248		red
249		green
250		yellow
251		white
252		black
253		night
254		day, daytime
255		year
256		week
257		hour
258		minute
259		weather; time
260		name
261		life
262		love
263		pain, sorrow
264		death
265		song
266		book
267		house, home
268		way, road, street
269		road, street
270		train
271		station
272		ticket
273		class
274		building
275		quality
276		good day / good afternoon — greeting
277		good evening — greeting
278		good night — greeting
279		farewell, goodbye
280		goodbye (see you again)
281		see you tomorrow
282		have a good journey
283		thank you
284		thank you very much
285		please — precative particle (+ infinitive)
286		excuse me; sorry
287		you're welcome; don't mention it