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A <i>character</i><br><ol><li>The first letter of the Alemannic German alphabet, written in the Latin script.</li></ol>
Aabig|Ööbig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>evening</li></ol>
Aafang|Aafäng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beginning</li></ol>
Aalass|Aaläss <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>impetus, cause</li><li>event</li></ol>
Aare|Äärme|Äärem <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(unit of measurement) are, 100 square metres</li><li>(Uri) Alternative form of Aarm</li></ol>
Aargou <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Aargau (a canton of Switzerland)</li></ol>
Aarm|Aarme|Äärmli|Äärm <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>arm</li></ol>
Aaschnitt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Switzerland) heel, crust (end-piece of a loaf of bread)</li></ol>
Abwart|Abwarti|Abwarte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>caretaker, janitor</li><li>supervision, maintenance</li></ol>
Aff|Äffli|Affe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>monkey, ape</li></ol>
Alemannisch <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Alemannic (dialect group or language)</li></ol>
Allmeini <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) common land</li></ol>
Alphorn|Alphörner <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(music) alphorn</li></ol>
Altar <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) age, old age</li></ol>
Ameisse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) ant</li></ol>
Ange <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hinge, door hinge</li></ol>
Angscht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fear</li></ol>
Angster <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small coin of undetermined value.</li></ol>
Anke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>butter</li></ol>
Ankebälleli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>globeflower (Trollius europaeus)</li></ol>
Arfe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Swiss mountain pine, Pinus mugo.</li></ol>
Armbruscht|Armbrüscht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crossbow</li></ol>
Ascht|Äschtli|Äscht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bough, branch</li></ol>
Atzing <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) greenfodder</li></ol>
Au <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) ewe</li></ol>
Aug|Äugli|Auge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) eye</li></ol>
Augbraame <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) eyebrow</li></ol>
Augespiegel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) glasses</li></ol>
Baaum <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) tree</li></ol>
Bachbummele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Breisgau) marsh marigold (Caltha palustris)</li></ol>
Bachrolle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Breisgau, Försteland) globeflower (Trollius europaeus)</li></ol>
Bade <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Baden</li></ol>
Badi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>public baths, swimming pool</li><li>open-air swimming area at a lakeside etc.; lido</li></ol>
Balung <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) balloon</li></ol>
Barme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A trough for animal fodder.</li></ol>
Beck|Becke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>baker</li></ol>
Bei <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>leg</li></ol>
Beiz|Beizli|Beize <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pub, bar</li><li>inn</li></ol>
Berri <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) berry</li></ol>
Bett|Better <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bed</li></ol>
Bettseicher <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Baden-Württemberg) bedwetter</li><li>(Baden-Württemberg) dandelion</li></ol>
Bier <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beer</li></ol>
Bii <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) honey bee</li></ol>
Biig|Biige|Biigli|Biigi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pile, stack</li><li>(regional) woodpile</li></ol>
Biire <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pear</li></ol>
Biiswind <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>north wind, Bise (a specific north wind)</li></ol>
Biisääß <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A man who is established in his profession, e.g. a resident doctor or (full) professor.</li></ol>
Biiwacht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>reinforcements for a guard, city watch, etc.</li></ol>
Billere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) gums (flesh around teeth)</li></ol>
Birbant <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rascal, imp</li></ol>
Bitz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bite, bit</li></ol>
Blacke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) monk's rhubarb, Rumex alpinus</li></ol>
Blag|Blagli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, derogatory, slang) brat</li></ol>
Blatt|Bletter|Blettli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(botany) leaf</li><li>(card games) card</li></ol>
Bleewi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) blue wash, blue dye</li></ol>
Bludaz <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Bludenz (a town in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria)</li><li>Bludenz (an administrative district in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria)</li><li>Bludenz (a municipality in the district of Bludenz in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria)</li></ol>
Blösch|Blöschli|Blösche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Name for) a cow with a white spot, especially on its forehead; or alternatively a cow of a single colour, variously black, grey, red or brown depending on the region.</li></ol>
Bodesee <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Lake Constance</li></ol>
Bone <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bean</li></ol>
Bor <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the wild leek, Allium ampeloprasum, syn. Allium porrum</li></ol>
Breagaz <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Bregenz (the capital of and third largest city in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria)</li><li>Bregenz (an administrative district in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria)</li><li>Bregenz (a municipality in the district of Bregenz in the state of Vorarlberg, Austria)</li></ol>
Breemi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A premium given to students at the beginning of the school year to aid in school fees.</li></ol>
Brendli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) The black vanilla orchid, Gymnadenia nigra.</li></ol>
Bretschel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A strap (on a purse, backpack, etc.).</li></ol>
Brittli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) board</li></ol>
Brugg|Brugge|Brüggli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bridge</li></ol>
Bruk <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Bushes, thickets, especially of alpenroses.</li></ol>
Brunne|Brünneli|Brünne <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spring (of river etc)</li><li>(figuratively) source</li><li>well</li></ol>
Brunscht <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Brunstatt, a commune in the Haut-Rhin département, Alsace, France, part of the southern suburbs of the city of Mulhouse.</li></ol>
Bruun <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>brown</li></ol>
Bruuni <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A Braunvieh, a type of cattle native to Switzerland.</li></ol>
Bruut|Brüüt|Brüütli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bride</li></ol>
Brämme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) horsefly</li></ol>
Brënte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A wooden milk bottle carrier worn on the back.</li></ol>
Brüechli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) diaper</li></ol>
Brüeder|Brüederli|Brüedere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>brother</li></ol>
Brüggli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>steps (leading up to a building)</li></ol>
Brügi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hayloft</li></ol>
Brüüsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>heather</li></ol>
Bucke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, agriculture) slurry (liquid manure) container</li></ol>
Buderi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) bilberry, whortleberry, Vaccinium myrtillus</li></ol>
Bueb|Büebli|Buebe|Buebli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>boy</li></ol>
Buech|Buechli|Bueche|Büechli|Büecher <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>beech</li><li>book</li></ol>
Bullere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) The knobbly parts of cheese.</li></ol>
Bunse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) an overweight woman</li></ol>
Burdi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) burden, load</li></ol>
Butëlle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bottle</li></ol>
Buu <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fertilizer</li></ol>
Buuchlämpe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) dewlap on cattle</li></ol>
Bäne|Bënne <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wheelbarrow</li></ol>
Bärn <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Bern (the capital city of Switzerland; capital city of Bern canton)</li><li>Bern (a canton of Switzerland)</li></ol>
Bärr <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bear</li></ol>
Bäärg|Bäärge|Bäärgli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mountain, hill</li></ol>
Bërg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alternative form of Bäärg (“mountain”)</li></ol>
Bëtti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rosary</li></ol>
Bëtzgi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) core (central part of a fruit)</li></ol>
Bölle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Schwyz, Apenzell, Uri) onion</li></ol>
Böögg|Bööggli|Böögge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>booger, bogey</li><li>A traditional straw figure burnt publicly in Zurich to mark the end of winter.</li></ol>
Büdel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) belly</li></ol>
Büel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hill</li></ol>
Büsi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cat</li></ol>
Bütschgi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Zürich) apple core</li><li>(Zürich, colloquial) Adam's apple</li></ol>
Chaabiß <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) white cabbage</li></ol>
Chaasleb <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rennet (enzyme used in cheesemaking)</li></ol>
Chachele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) tile for walls and floors</li></ol>
Chalchoufe <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) Carcoforo (a village in Piedmont, Italy)</li></ol>
Challe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the clapper of a bell</li></ol>
Chalp|Chalpli|Chäpli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) calf (baby cattle)</li></ol>
Charte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) comb for carding wool</li></ol>
Chaschte|Chäschte|Chäschtli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>closet, cupboard</li><li>bodybuilder</li></ol>
Chats|Chatsli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cat (house cat)</li></ol>
Chatz|Chätzli|Chatze <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cat</li></ol>
Chatzesprung <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(idiomatic) around the corner, nearby</li></ol>
Cheer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A bend in a road.</li></ol>
Chestene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chestnut</li></ol>
Chett <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the wooden water channel of a mill</li></ol>
Chilbi|Chilbine <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fair, festival, parish fair</li></ol>
Chilche|Chilchene|Chilcheli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Aargau, Basel, Bern, Fribourg, Glarus, Grisons, Nidwalden, St. Gallen, Tessin, Schwyz, Solothurn, Thurgau, Valais, Zurich (Weinland)) Alternative form of Chirche</li></ol>
Chile|Chileli|Chilene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Aargau, Basel, Bern, Fribourg, Lucerne, Schwyz, Unterwalden, Uri, Zug, St Gallen (Amden), Zürich) Alternative form of Chirche</li></ol>
Chilt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A nighttime visit with friends and family.</li></ol>
Chilwi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Appenzell, Unterwalden, Uri) Alternative form of Chilbi: parish fair</li></ol>
Chimmi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) chin</li></ol>
Chind|Chinder|Chindli|Chinde <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>child</li><li>girl, maid</li></ol>
Chindsgi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(colloquial) kindergarten</li></ol>
Chindsgibändel|Chindsgibändeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>reflective strip (handed out by kindergardens and schools in Switzerland to be worn by children for road safety)</li></ol>
Chirche|Chirchene|Chirchli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>church</li></ol>
Chlack <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fissure, crack</li></ol>
Chlegti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) lawsuit</li></ol>
Chleid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dress</li></ol>
Chlempi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) clamp, clip</li></ol>
Chlepfe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chatterbox</li></ol>
Chlooschter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>monastery, abbey; nunnery</li></ol>
Chlupf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fright, terror, shock</li></ol>
Chnoche|Chnöche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) bone</li></ol>
Chnode <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ankle</li><li>joint</li></ol>
Chnopf|Chnöpfli|Chnöpf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>button</li></ol>
Chnopplich <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) garlic</li></ol>
Chnuuschti|Chnuuschtis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(informal) a worker</li><li>(informal) an eccentric, difficult person</li></ol>
Chnëcht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) farmhand</li><li>(Uri) servant</li></ol>
Chnüsel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cold (illness)</li></ol>
Chnüü <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Zürich, St. Gallen) knee</li></ol>
Chnüüw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) knee</li></ol>
Choch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) male cook</li></ol>
Choli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, humorous) locomotive</li></ol>
Chopf|Chöpfli|Chöpf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) head</li></ol>
Chorn <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) corn, maize</li></ol>
Chornäli|Chornähre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) ear (of corn)</li></ol>
Chrache <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) throat</li></ol>
Chranket|Chrankete <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>illness, disease</li></ol>
Chrapfe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A krapfen, a type of doughnut.</li></ol>
Chriesi|Chriäsi|Chriasi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cherry (fruit)</li></ol>
Chriesibaum|Chriesibäum|Chriesibäumli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cherry tree</li></ol>
Chriesiholz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cherry tree wood</li></ol>
Chrisam <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chrism</li></ol>
Chromme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A shed for small domesticated animals.</li></ol>
Chrone <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>crown</li></ol>
Chrott|Chrotte|Chröttli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>toad</li></ol>
Chrotte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) toad</li></ol>
Chrottepösche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dandelion</li></ol>
Chruut|Chrüütli|Chrüüter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>herb</li><li>cabbage</li><li>(chiefly diminutive) medicinal herb</li></ol>
Chräps <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) crayfish</li></ol>
Chrëbs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) spindle (of a spinning wheel)</li></ol>
Chrüüz|Chrüüzli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cross</li></ol>
Chuchi|Chucheli|Chücheli|Chuchene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kitchen</li></ol>
Chuchichäschtli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>kitchen cupboard</li></ol>
Chue|Chueli|Chüe|Chuä|Chüeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cow</li></ol>
Chueche|Chüeche|Chüechli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cake</li></ol>
Chupple|Chüpple <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(architecture) dome</li></ol>
Chur <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Chur (a town, the capital of Graubünden canton, Switzerland).</li></ol>
Chuuderwältsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(colloquial) gibberish, double Dutch</li><li>jargon, lingo; pidgin</li></ol>
Chämlete <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Chämleten/Kemmleten (a village in Hospental, Uri canton, Switzerland)</li></ol>
Chätschgummi|Chätschgummis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chewing gum</li></ol>
Chääfer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) beetle (insect)</li></ol>
Chääs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cheese</li></ol>
Chääsbrëche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A mixer used for separating curds and whey in cheesemaking.</li></ol>
Chääschüechli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(traditional Swiss) quiche</li></ol>
Chääsmässer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cheese knife</li></ol>
Chële <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A cleft or groove in the ground.</li></ol>
Chöchene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) a female cook</li></ol>
Chöltsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) colorful cotton or linen</li></ol>
Chüeni <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cattleman</li></ol>
Chünel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Synonym of Chüngel</li></ol>
Chüng <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, card games) king</li></ol>
Chüngel|Chüngeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rabbit</li></ol>
Chüssi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cushion, pillow</li></ol>
Derri|Derrene|Deeri|Derreli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(rare, Highest Alemannic) contrivance or place to dry fruits, wood etc.</li><li>(rare, Highest Alemannic) amount of something that is dried in one go</li></ol>
Didena <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Didenheim, a commune in the Haut-Rhin département, Alsace, France.</li></ol>
Droogehändler <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>drug dealer</li></ol>
Dütschland|Düütschland|Tüütschland <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Germany</li></ol>
Ee <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>marriage</li></ol>
Efangeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the Gospel (first section of the New Testament)</li></ol>
Egli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>European perch</li></ol>
Eichhore <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) squirrel</li></ol>
Eischeme <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) Issime (a village in Aosta Valley, Italy)</li></ol>
Eisten <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Eisten (a village in Valais canton, Switzerland).</li></ol>
Elifant <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) elephant</li></ol>
Elsassisch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Alsatian (dialect)</li></ol>
Endi|End <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) end, finish</li></ol>
Engsti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) fear, anxiety</li></ol>
Eschtrych <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Austria</li></ol>
Esel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) ass, donkey</li></ol>
Ess <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chimney-hood over a stove</li></ol>
Faane|Fääne <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) flag</li></ol>
Fachele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) torch</li></ol>
Fachsen <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) short, bristly grass</li></ol>
Famiili <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) family</li></ol>
Fare|Pfare <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, Christianity) pastor</li></ol>
Fasnacht|Faßnacht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>carnival (festival held just before the beginning of Lent)</li></ol>
Fass|Fässer|Fässli|Faß <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>barrel, keg, cask</li></ol>
Fasung <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) manner, type, fashion</li></ol>
Fatter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) father</li></ol>
Feire <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, derogatory) a licentious woman</li></ol>
Feisterramme|Fënsterramme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) window frame</li></ol>
Felli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A steep and dangerous drop-off often found in mountainous areas.</li></ol>
Fiiraabig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hometime, knocking-off time (UK); off-hours</li></ol>
Fiire <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) firn (a type of old snow which has gone through multiple thaw and refreeze cycles)</li></ol>
Flo <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) flea</li></ol>
Floor <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garden flower</li><li>bloom, blooming</li><li>gauze, crape; veil</li></ol>
Flueh <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) scarp, rock face</li></ol>
Fluume <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) plum</li></ol>
Fläsche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bottle, flask</li></ol>
Flüüge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fly (insect)</li></ol>
Fogel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bird</li></ol>
Folle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) milk funnel</li></ol>
Frau <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woman</li><li>wife</li></ol>
Fremdi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stranger; foreigner, alien</li></ol>
Frialp <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, archaic) Realp (a village in Uri canton, Switzerland).</li></ol>
Frucht|Frücht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(central and northeastern Switzerland) grain, cereal</li></ol>
Fràui <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) woman</li></ol>
Früelig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spring (season)</li></ol>
Fründ|Fründe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>friend</li></ol>
Fuchs|Füchs|Füchsli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fox</li></ol>
Fuess|Füess <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>foot</li></ol>
Fugs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fox</li></ol>
Fummel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A shoemaking tool that is used to smooth the edges of the sole of a shoe.</li></ol>
Furgge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pitchfork, hayfork</li></ol>
Fäischter|Fäischterli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>window</li></ol>
Fänschter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>window</li></ol>
Färli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) piglet</li></ol>
Färrich <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A hurdle (temporary fence) to enclose cattle.</li></ol>
Fäscht|Fäschtli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>celebration, party, festival</li></ol>
Fättere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) colander</li></ol>
Fëcke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) wing</li></ol>
Fëgfüür <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, Christianity) Purgatory</li></ol>
Fërsich <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) peach</li></ol>
Fëst <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) celebration, party, festival</li></ol>
Föllni <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A cattle disease.</li></ol>
Föön <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) foehn (warm dry wind blowing down from the northern side of the Alps)</li></ol>
Füli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) foal (young horse)</li></ol>
Fürschüübe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) apron</li></ol>
Füür|Füürer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fire</li></ol>
Gaarte|Gäärte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Sense, Uri) garden</li></ol>
Gaas|Gësens|Gëes|Gases <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Bern) goose</li></ol>
Gable <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fork, prong</li><li>(Uri) a rack for carrying small loads</li></ol>
Gajung <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A mean or vile person.</li></ol>
Galge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gallows</li><li>The part of a bell from which the clapper hangs.</li></ol>
Gand <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) scree (loose stony debris on a slope)</li></ol>
Gants <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) goose</li></ol>
Garte|Gärtli|Gärte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>garden</li></ol>
Gaufflete <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) handful</li></ol>
Gauzi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) a dog that yaps; a yapper</li></ol>
Gebse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) milk tub</li></ol>
Gedäächtnis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) memory</li><li>(Uri, Christianity) remembrance</li></ol>
Geerste <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) barley</li></ol>
Geete <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) gaiters, spats</li></ol>
Gefell <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) steep hill</li></ol>
Gehuuri <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ghost</li><li>scarecrow</li><li>(figuratively) unkempt woman</li></ol>
Gehüdel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) intestines, guts, entrails</li></ol>
Geiss <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian, Uri) goat</li><li>(Uri) she-goat</li></ol>
Geissbock <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) he-goat</li></ol>
Geleich <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) joint</li></ol>
Gelotz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small observation window.</li></ol>
Gelungg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) shallow, shoal</li></ol>
Gelëck <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A mixture of salt, bran, oats, etc. used as cattle fodder.</li></ol>
Gelëff <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) maw; mouth of an animal</li></ol>
Gemschi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chamois (Rupicara rupicara)</li></ol>
Gerigel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) frame</li><li>(Uri) skeleton</li><li>(Uri, plural only) bones</li></ol>
Geröll <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) horse bells</li></ol>
Geschirr <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dishware</li><li>yoke</li></ol>
Geschwiie <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) sister-in-law</li></ol>
Geschäft <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) shop, store</li><li>(Uri) business</li></ol>
Gesetz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) law</li></ol>
Gespur <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) track, trail</li></ol>
Gewëtt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) log wall</li></ol>
Gewëtti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) timberwork</li></ol>
Geääder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the sinewy parts of meat</li></ol>
Gfüül <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>feeling</li></ol>
Ghüder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Bern) trash</li></ol>
Gibel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>gable; crest (of a roof)</li><li>pediment</li><li>(slang) head</li></ol>
Giir <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) vulture</li></ol>
Glas|Glesli|Gleser <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>glass (material)</li><li>glass (drinking vessel)</li><li>pane of glass</li></ol>
Glogg|Glöggli|Glogge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bell</li></ol>
Glüüt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>peal, chimes, ringing (of bells)</li></ol>
Gof|Gofä|Göfli|Gofa|Gofe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(informal) an unruly child</li></ol>
Goof|Gööfli|Gööf|Goofe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(informal) child</li><li>(Uri) girl</li></ol>
Gooli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>goalie</li></ol>
Goon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A wooden ladle for milk</li></ol>
Graas|Gras|Gräsli|Grääser|Grääsli|Gräser <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grass (plant)</li><li>(informal) weed, marijuana</li></ol>
Grasdeeri <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Bern, rare) grass drying machine</li></ol>
Grebel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) a hoe, especially one for digging up crystals</li></ol>
Greschòney Drifaltigkeit <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) Gressoney-La-Trinité (a town in Aosta Valley, Italy)</li></ol>
Greschòney zer Chilchu <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) Gressoney-Saint-Jean (a town in Aosta Valley, Italy)</li></ol>
Griggele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) perineum</li></ol>
Griggi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A person who is limping.</li></ol>
Grippi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) influenza, illness</li></ol>
Grueß|Grüeß <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>greeting</li></ol>
Grumbeer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) potato</li></ol>
Grübli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) lingonberry, cowberry, Vaccinium vitis-idaea</li></ol>
Grüübi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) crackling (crispy rind of roast pork)</li></ol>
Grüüsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sound, noise</li></ol>
Gschwellti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(plural only) jacket potatoes</li></ol>
Gspaane|Gspäändli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>companion</li></ol>
Gspuusi|Gschpuusi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bride; sweetheart</li></ol>
Gstabëlle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chair</li></ol>
Guege <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fiddle, violin</li></ol>
Guggehuur|Guggehüürli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>attic room (especially in a tower)</li></ol>
Guggere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) roof hatch</li></ol>
Guli|Gulene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rooster, cock</li></ol>
Gumel|Gumeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Schwyz) potato</li></ol>
Gummle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) potato</li></ol>
Gunte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A deep area in a river.</li></ol>
Gurre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A gulp, especially of alcohol.</li></ol>
Gursche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Gurten (a mountain in the Jura Mountains, Switzerland)</li></ol>
Guseler <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A needle used to clean a tabacco pipe.</li></ol>
Gust <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) taste, flavour</li></ol>
Gusti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A two-year-old calf (baby cattle)</li></ol>
Guttere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bottle</li></ol>
Guutsche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small bed; a cradle.</li></ol>
Gwitter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>weather</li><li>storm, thunderstorm</li></ol>
Gämere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) white hellebore (Veratrum album)</li></ol>
Gänterli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cabinet, cupboard</li></ol>
Gärmere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alternative form of Gämere (“white hellebore”)</li></ol>
Gäud|Gälder|Gäuder|Gäut <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Bern) money</li></ol>
Güggel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cock, rooster</li></ol>
Gülle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shallow pond</li><li>puddle, especially of slurry (liquid manure)</li></ol>
Güsel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Zürich, Uri) garbage</li></ol>
Gütsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, archaic) hill</li></ol>
Haag|Hääg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fence</li></ol>
Haane <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cock, rooster (male chicken)</li></ol>
Haase <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hare</li></ol>
Hag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fence</li></ol>
Halsbëtzgi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) Adam's apple</li></ol>
Hamf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hemp</li></ol>
Hamme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the hook on the wide end of a scythe blade</li></ol>
Haselmuus|Haselmüüsli|Haselmüüs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dormouse</li></ol>
Haupt|Häuptli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy, of livestock) head</li></ol>
Hebi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) yeast</li></ol>
Heeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cave</li></ol>
Heer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, Christianity) pastor</li></ol>
Heidëchsli|Heidenëchsli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) lizard</li></ol>
Hell <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hell</li></ol>
Hengscht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stallion</li></ol>
Henne <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hen (female chicken)</li></ol>
Herbrig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hostel</li></ol>
Herpscht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) autumn</li></ol>
Heugumper <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grasshopper</li></ol>
Heuw <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hay</li></ol>
Heuwstöffel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) grasshopper</li></ol>
Hiene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) handle (of a container)</li></ol>
Hinige <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Huningue (a town in Alsace, France)</li></ol>
Hitzgi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(central and eastern Switzerland) hiccup</li></ol>
Hocker <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small stool.</li></ol>
Hoger|Höger|Högerli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hump, hunch</li><li>hill, hillock, knoll</li></ol>
Hosebalke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) an old-fashioned, four-cornered fly (strip that hides the opening of trousers)</li></ol>
Hubel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hill</li></ol>
Hudel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, mildly derogatory) rags (tattered clothing)</li></ol>
Hue|Hüendli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chicken (animal)</li></ol>
Hueste <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cough</li></ol>
Huet|Hüet|Hüetli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hat</li></ol>
Hufe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pile, heap</li></ol>
Hund <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) dog</li></ol>
Hus <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>house</li></ol>
Hutzeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) updo</li></ol>
Huu <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) owl, especially the Eurasian eagle owl</li></ol>
Huube|Hüübli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hood, bonnet (of a car)</li><li>spire</li><li>bonnet, headdress</li></ol>
Huus|Hüüser|Hüüsli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>house</li></ol>
Huusfrau|Huusfraue <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>housewife</li></ol>
Hächle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) hackle, hatchel (tool for threshing flax)</li></ol>
Häiwee <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>homesickness</li></ol>
Hälemli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) weasel</li></ol>
Hälftere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) halter</li></ol>
Häppere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Fribourg) potato</li></ol>
Häppöri <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Fribourg) strawberry</li></ol>
Härdöpfel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Switzerland) potato</li></ol>
Härdöpfelstock|Härdöpfelstöck <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(chiefly in the singular) mashed potatoes</li></ol>
Härre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy, plural only) hair (the long hair on a person's head)</li></ol>
Härz|Härza|Härzli|Härzä|Härze <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(countable, anatomy) heart (anatomy)</li><li>(uncountable, figuratively) heart (one's feelings and emotions)</li></ol>
Hääli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) trammel (hook for pots)</li></ol>
Häärdepfel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) potato</li></ol>
Hërt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) humus</li></ol>
Höchi|Höchene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Synonym of Hööchi</li></ol>
Hörpfel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(regional) Synonym of Härdöpfel.</li></ol>
Hööchi|Hööchene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(countable) height</li><li>(uncountable, figuratively) mountains</li></ol>
Hüs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) house</li></ol>
Iberlinge <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Überlingen</li></ol>
Iichaufslade|Iichaufsläde|Iichaufslädeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>store, shop</li></ol>
Iis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ice</li></ol>
Im Land <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Italian Walser) Alagna Valesesia, a village in Piedmont, Italy.</li></ol>
Ise|Iseli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(uncountable) iron</li><li>(countable) piece of iron</li></ol>
Jass|Jässli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(card games) jass</li></ol>
Joggene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri)blue-spiked rampion (Phyteuma betonicifolium)</li></ol>
Johr|regionally|Johre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>year</li></ol>
Järb <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the aging of cheese</li></ol>
Jåhr <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Voralberg) year</li></ol>
Jëst <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Early cheese blowing, a gas defect that causes pockets of gas in young cheese.</li></ol>
Jüppi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A sleeveless dress.</li><li>(Uri, plural only) The alpenrose, Rhododendron ferrugineum</li></ol>
Kaafe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) coffee</li></ol>
Kanepe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) sofa</li></ol>
Kansel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pulpit (raised platform in a church)</li></ol>
Kantrum <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chest of drawers</li></ol>
Kapore <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) down payment, deposit</li></ol>
Kartatsche|Kartatschen <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A winter shoe with a wooden sole.</li></ol>
Karäschi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) courage</li></ol>
Katzala <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) little cat</li></ol>
Kawall <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) horse</li></ol>
Kerette <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) wheelbarrow</li></ol>
Kermille <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) camomile (plant)</li></ol>
Krämle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Vorarlberg) A homecoming gift (a gift brought back when returning from a trip).</li><li>(Vorarlberg) A hostess gift (a gift given by a visitor during a social visit).</li></ol>
Kunte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bill, invoice</li></ol>
Kàmpelj <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) Campello Monti</li></ol>
Kàtz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Alternative form of Chatz</li></ol>
Käs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cheese</li></ol>
Künig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, dated) king</li></ol>
Lade|Lädeli|Läde <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>store, shop</li></ol>
Lafete <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) part of a tool that holds or carries something</li></ol>
Laggääder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) diarrhea</li></ol>
Land|Länder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>land</li><li>country</li></ol>
Langssi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, Oberwallis) spring (season)</li></ol>
Lantärne <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) lantern</li></ol>
Laube <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) covered corridor or balcony</li></ol>
Laui <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) avalanche</li></ol>
Laxierer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) diarrhea</li></ol>
Leew <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) lion</li></ol>
Leffel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) a spoon</li></ol>
Leiker <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) ram (male sheep)</li></ol>
Liachtaschta <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Liechtenstein</li></ol>
Lid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) The hindquarters of a slaughter animal.</li></ol>
Liib|Liibli|Liiber <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>body</li><li>womb, uterus (of horses, cows)</li></ol>
Liibli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>vest (UK), undershirt (US)</li><li>jersey, T-shirt</li></ol>
Liire <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) butter churn</li></ol>
Liisblii <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pencil</li></ol>
Linge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) line, row</li></ol>
Loos <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) sow (adult female pig)</li></ol>
Lugi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) lie (falsity)</li></ol>
Lunzi|Graubünden|Lünzeli|Lunzeli <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Used as a general name for a person in various children's rhymes.</li></ol>
Luss <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A piece of farmland acquired through a lottery.</li></ol>
Lutsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) soft, very young cheese</li></ol>
Luxus <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) luxury</li></ol>
Làuich <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) leek</li></ol>
Läbe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>life</li></ol>
Läffel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Alternative form of Leffel</li></ol>
Lätsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lace (of a shoe, etc.)</li><li>string</li></ol>
Läufer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) moveable casement</li></ol>
Läägel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) small barrel</li></ol>
Läärche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) larch (coniferous tree)</li></ol>
Lëcki <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A mixture of salt and bran.</li></ol>
Lëfzge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) lip</li></ol>
Löffel|Löffeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>spoon</li></ol>
Lööl <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fool, simpleton</li></ol>
Lööli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alternative form of Lööl</li></ol>
Lütt|Lüttli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(plural only) Alternative form of Lüüt</li></ol>
Lüüchzgi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Synonym of Chindsgibändel</li></ol>
Lüüt|Lüütli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(plural only) people</li></ol>
Lüüte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(plural only) Alternative form of Lüüt</li></ol>
Maa|Mändli|Manne|Mane|Maali <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>man</li><li>husband</li></ol>
Maan <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) moon</li></ol>
Maase|Maasse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) spot, fleck</li></ol>
Maitli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>girl</li></ol>
Manestre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A vegetable soup.</li></ol>
Mann <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) man</li></ol>
Masche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mesh</li><li>stitch</li></ol>
Materi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) soil, humus</li></ol>
Meer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sea</li></ol>
Meerze <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>March</li></ol>
Meisse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A cow that is pregnant for the first time at two years old.</li></ol>
Meitli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) girl</li></ol>
Mensrind <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A one- to two-year-old calf.</li></ol>
Mettel|Merttel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) earthworm</li></ol>
Mies <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) moss</li></ol>
Migi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(colloquial) Migros</li></ol>
Miigge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) roll, bun</li></ol>
Militäär <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) military</li></ol>
Milme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mite (arachnid)</li></ol>
Mistguege <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) dung beetle</li></ol>
Moli|Morli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) newt</li></ol>
Moloch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(biblical) Moloch (deity)</li><li>something big; monstrosity, monster</li></ol>
Mond <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>moon</li></ol>
Morge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>morning</li></ol>
Mues|Müesli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mush, paste, pulp</li></ol>
Mueter|Müetere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mother</li></ol>
Mueterspraach <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mother tongue, native language</li></ol>
Mueterwuet <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) nymphomania</li></ol>
Mugge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mosquito (Culicidae)</li><li>(Basel) fly</li></ol>
Muggedätscher <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Basel) flyswatter</li></ol>
Mungge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) marmot</li></ol>
Murmete <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) marmot</li></ol>
Mutschli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A Weggli, a type of Swiss bread, especially a sweet-flavored one.</li></ol>
Mutte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) wooden milk crate</li></ol>
Muul|Müüler|Müüli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mouth</li><li>(Uri) maw (mouth of an animal)</li></ol>
Muuni <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) breeding bull</li></ol>
Muur|Muure <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wall (especially when stone or otherwise solid and exterior)</li></ol>
Muus|Müüs|Müüsli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>mouse</li></ol>
Màmsel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Miss</li></ol>
Mànn <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) man</li></ol>
Märcht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) market</li></ol>
Märe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mare (adult female horse)</li></ol>
Mäser <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) woodgrain</li></ol>
Määntig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Monday</li></ol>
Määri <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fairy tale</li></ol>
Määrli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fairy tale (folk tale)</li><li>(informal) fairy tale (unbelievable story)</li></ol>
Mël <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) flour, meal (ground cereal)</li></ol>
Mëlchtere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) milking pail</li></ol>
Müe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>trouble, effort</li></ol>
Müesli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>muesli</li></ol>
Müli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mill</li></ol>
Müsele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A cord of firewood.</li></ol>
Müss <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mouse</li></ol>
Naachpuur <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) neighbour</li></ol>
Naame <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) name</li></ol>
Nachtüüle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) long-eared owl</li></ol>
Nami <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(colloquial) Alternative form of Nomi / clipping of Namitag.</li></ol>
Narr <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fool</li></ol>
Nase|Näsi|Näsli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(northeast and southwest Switzerland) nose</li></ol>
Nazi|Nazis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Nazi</li></ol>
Neidorf <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) Village-Neuf (a village in Alsace, France)</li></ol>
Nidel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cream</li></ol>
Niidleblääjer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) butter churn</li></ol>
Nochbär|Nochbärs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>neighbour</li></ol>
Noll <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, derogatory) An unintelligent man; a (male) dimwit or fool.</li></ol>
Nomi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(colloquial) Clipping of Nomitag.</li></ol>
Nomitag|Nomitägli|Namitag|Nomitäg|Namitäg|Namitägli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>afternoon</li></ol>
Nuss <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) nut (hard-shelled seed)</li></ol>
Nägeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>carnation</li></ol>
Näll <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(card games) The nine of trumps in a game of jass.</li></ol>
Nässi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) wetness</li></ol>
Näächi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) area, vicinity</li></ol>
Näätsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Stiff, bristly grass.</li></ol>
Nüere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cesspool (underground pit for sewage)</li></ol>
Nüt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>nothing</li></ol>
Obertili <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) attic</li></ol>
Ochs|Ochse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>ox; bullock</li></ol>
Oor <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) ear</li></ol>
Oorewirger <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) earwig</li></ol>
Oorgele|Öörgeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(music) organ</li></ol>
Oschpidall <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Hospental (a town in Uri canton, Switzerland)</li></ol>
Oschta <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>east</li></ol>
Pajass <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>fool, buffoon; idiot</li></ol>
Palangge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A large piece of wood; a board.</li></ol>
Palänser <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pig, swine</li></ol>
Parniise <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) partridge</li></ol>
Pfane|Pfändli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>frying pan</li></ol>
Pfeister|Pfenster|Feister|Pfäischter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) window</li></ol>
Pfiffi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, of chickens) The hardening of the tip of the tongue, a symptom of pip.</li></ol>
Pfister <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, obsolete) baker</li></ol>
Pfulme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pillow</li></ol>
Pfussi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A fat guy.</li><li>(Uri) toddler</li></ol>
Pfärd <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>horse, esp. a beautiful riding horse</li></ol>
Phack|Phäck|Phäckli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>parcel, package</li><li>pack, rabble (of animals)</li><li>(derogatory) rabble, mob, vermin, rascals (of people)</li></ol>
Pinggel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bundle</li></ol>
Plangge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) plain (expanse of level land)</li></ol>
Pless <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A cow with a white spot on its forehead.</li></ol>
Pomatt <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) Formazza (a village in Piedmont, Italy)</li></ol>
Porgge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pig (animal)</li></ol>
Potschämber <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chamber pot</li></ol>
Prattig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) calendar</li></ol>
Prueff|Prüeff <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>job, profession</li></ol>
Pschäid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>information, notification</li><li>answer, response</li></ol>
Pulverhorn|Pulverhörner <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>powder horn</li></ol>
Pumper <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bag, sack</li></ol>
Pungg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) push, impact, thrust</li></ol>
Purggli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) piglet</li></ol>
Putsch|Pütschli|Pütsch|Putsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>grove, copse</li><li>hit, blow, stroke</li><li>putsch, revolt</li></ol>
Puur|Puure|Püürli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>farmer</li><li>peasant, boor</li><li>(card games) Jack; specifically, the Jack of trumps in the game of jass</li></ol>
Pärisou <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Fribourg) umbrella (for rain)</li></ol>
Püntner <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) a person from or living in Grisons</li></ol>
Raffle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A wooden rattle that is rung as a substitute for churchbells during Holy Week. In Roman Catholicism, bells are traditionally not rung from after the singing of Gloria in excelsis Deo on Maundy Thursday until Easter Sunday.</li></ol>
Rapp <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) raven</li></ol>
Ratze <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) people, clan, race</li></ol>
Raub <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) harvest yield</li></ol>
Red <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) speech</li></ol>
Reister <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) poker, firestick</li></ol>
Remmalju <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) Rimella</li></ol>
Rigi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, geology) stratification in mountains</li></ol>
Rind <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) calf (baby cattle)</li></ol>
Ringge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) buckle, clasp</li></ol>
Rischi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) An opening in a haybarn through which hay is thrown.</li></ol>
Rone <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) treestump</li></ol>
Roor|Röörli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>reed</li><li>pipe</li></ol>
Roos|Röösli|Roose <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>rose</li></ol>
Roosejooli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rose liquor</li></ol>
Ross <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) horse</li></ol>
Ruew <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) peace, quiet, calm</li></ol>
Rufi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) landslide</li></ol>
Rugge|Rügge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>back (part of the body)</li></ol>
Rupf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) infatuation</li></ol>
Ruus <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>soot</li></ol>
Rächnig|Rächnige <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bill (UK), check (US)</li></ol>
Rägeschirm <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Switzerland) umbrella (strictly for rain)</li></ol>
Rääbe|Rääbli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>turnip</li></ol>
Rääbeliechtli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>neep lantern</li></ol>
Räägemoli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alpine salamander (Salamandra atra)</li></ol>
Räätrich <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) radish (plant of the Raphanus genus)</li></ol>
Rëcht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) right, privilege</li></ol>
Rüebli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>carrot</li></ol>
Rüeppe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) The end of a tail.</li></ol>
Rüüti <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A field in Urseren, Switzerland.</li></ol>
Samichlaus|Samichloisli|Samichlois <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Saint Nicholas; Father Christmas (UK), Santa Claus</li><li>Saint Nicholas Day (6th December)</li></ol>
Schaa <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Schaan (the largest municipality in Liechtenstein)</li></ol>
Schaf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, rare) sheep</li></ol>
Schafhurd <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A shed for sheep.</li></ol>
Schalle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cowbell</li></ol>
Scheenguege <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) ladybug, ladybird</li></ol>
Scheese <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chaise (a horse-drawn carriage for one or two people)</li></ol>
Schiibli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bull's eye windowpane</li><li>window</li><li>lens</li></ol>
Schiie <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) batten, slat</li></ol>
Schild <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A triangle-shaped snow deposition formed as a result of a small avalanche.</li></ol>
Schinbein <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) shinbone</li></ol>
Schine <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) splinter</li></ol>
Schkalfing <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) The part of stockings that covers the toes.</li></ol>
Schkarnutz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) paper bag</li></ol>
Schloss|Schlösser|Schloß <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>castle</li><li>lock</li></ol>
Schluecht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) canyon, gorge</li></ol>
Schluenze <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>An untidy woman.</li><li>(derogatory, by extension) slut, whore</li></ol>
Schluuch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) tube, hose</li></ol>
Schmeeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) narrowness</li></ol>
Schmid <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) smith</li></ol>
Schmiisse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A track for sleds.</li></ol>
Schmër <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fat</li></ol>
Schnee|Schneeli|Schneewli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snow</li></ol>
Schnuer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) daughter-in-law (son's wife)</li></ol>
Schnurre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) snout</li></ol>
Schnägg|Schnäggli|Schnägge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>snail, slug</li><li>(cooking) snail, escargot</li><li>(colloquial, Zürich) five-franc coin</li></ol>
Schoggi|Schoggis <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>chocolate</li></ol>
Schooff <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) sheep</li></ol>
Schoon <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) brightening, especially of the sky</li></ol>
Schopf|Schöpfli|Schöpf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>shed, outhouse</li></ol>
Schrunde <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) scratch, scrape</li></ol>
Schtube|Schtubene <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>living room</li></ol>
Schtund|Schtunde|Schtündli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>hour</li></ol>
Schtäge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(flight of) stairs</li></ol>
Schwaab|Schwaabe|Schwööbli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Swabian (person)</li><li>(derogatory) German (person)</li></ol>
Schwalme <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) swallow (bird)</li></ol>
Schwarbe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A swath or windrow of hay.</li></ol>
Schwartlig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) slab</li></ol>
Schweig <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) traditional alpine dairy</li></ol>
Schwibele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) wooden beam</li></ol>
Schwiiz <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Switzerland</li></ol>
Schwiizertüütsch <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Swiss German (language)</li></ol>
Schwumm|Schwümm|Schwümmli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>an act of swimming</li><li>swimming style</li><li>(regional) mushroom</li></ol>
Schwëcherfatter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) father-in-law</li></ol>
Schwöschter|Schwöschtere|Schwöschterli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sister</li><li>nurse</li></ol>
Schëre <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mole (mammal of the Talpidae family)</li></ol>
Schümli Pflümli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>A hot drink made of sweetened coffee, plum schnapps and whipped cream</li></ol>
Se <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alpine herdsman and dairyman</li></ol>
See|Seeli|Seee <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>lake</li><li>(Uri) Alternative form of Se</li></ol>
Seel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) soul</li></ol>
Seigel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rung of a ladder</li></ol>
Seike <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>she-goat</li><li>(derogatory) A difficult woman; a bitch.</li></ol>
Sekreet <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) restroom, toilet</li></ol>
Sente <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A group of cows that live in the same barn.</li></ol>
Si|sin|en|es|öise|mier|du|mi|mir|Ire|ois|öi|eure|im|er|min|eu|eus|ir|Si|dir|der|üüch|euse|di|mer|üse|ier|mich|diin|ene|siin|dich|din|si|'s|ine|Ene|i|öie|öis|dier|in|miin|ich|Ine|oise|üs|ire <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(polite) you (singular and plural)</li></ol>
Siite <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>side</li><li>page</li></ol>
Sirte <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) milk used for cheesemaking</li></ol>
Sock|Socke|Socka|Söckli|Sockä <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sock</li></ol>
Sood <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) small pond, pool</li></ol>
Sou|Söi|Söili <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pig</li></ol>
Spatz|Spätzli|Spatze <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sparrow</li></ol>
Spiine <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) faucet, spigot</li></ol>
Spinnhoppegewëb <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) spiderweb</li></ol>
Spätzli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>darling, sweetheart</li><li>spätzli</li></ol>
Spään <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) woodchip; wood shaving</li></ol>
Staal <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) steel</li></ol>
Stafel <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) The name of several fields in the Urseren area of Switzerland.</li></ol>
Stalatz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) livelihood (financial means)</li></ol>
Steei <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) stone, rock</li></ol>
Stich|Stuch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) stab, sting, prick</li></ol>
Stichel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pole, stake</li></ol>
Stier <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) male cattle</li></ol>
Stigli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) stutterer</li></ol>
Stili <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>silence, calm, hush, stillness</li></ol>
Straale <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only) crystals</li></ol>
Strabatz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) strain, exertion</li></ol>
Streuwi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) litter (bedding for animals)</li></ol>
Striche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the teat of a cow</li></ol>
Stud <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) post, pole</li></ol>
Stueffe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>stage, level, rank</li><li>step, stair</li></ol>
Stund <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) hour</li></ol>
Stüpfer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) thorn</li></ol>
Summer <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) summer</li></ol>
Summervogel|Summervögel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(central and northern Switzerland) butterfly</li></ol>
Suppechlack <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, humorous) mouth</li></ol>
Suu <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pig</li></ol>
Sëdel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) chicken perch</li></ol>
Sëgisse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) scythe</li></ol>
Sücke <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) puddle</li></ol>
Süülti <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small post.</li></ol>
Süüwfigler <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pigsty</li></ol>
Taache <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) wick (porous cord that draws up liquid fuel for burning)</li></ol>
Taafele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) portrait (painting of a person)</li></ol>
Tachtraupf <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) eaves</li></ol>
Tag|Täg|Tags <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>day</li></ol>
Tagwen <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) compulsory labor, corvee</li></ol>
Tall <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) valley</li></ol>
Tanne <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fir (conifer of the genus Abies)</li></ol>
Tanse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) dance</li></ol>
Tatse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cup, mug</li></ol>
Tenn <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) threshing floor</li></ol>
Teste <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) head</li></ol>
Thee|Tee|Theeli|Teeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tea</li></ol>
Theek|Theeke|Theekli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>schoolbag</li></ol>
Thönder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>big firework, big firecracker</li><li>(informal, by extension) a particularly big specimen of any kind (used more often for living or formerly living things)</li></ol>
Tiire <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) door</li></ol>
Tilbaum <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rafter (sloped beam)</li></ol>
Tilischanz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) mail truck</li></ol>
Tinder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri)</li></ol>
Tole <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small window on the wall of a haybarn.</li></ol>
Torn <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>thorn</li><li>(figuratively) door hinge</li></ol>
Totz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A block or piece of wood.</li></ol>
Trinklere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cowbell</li></ol>
Triste <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A haybarn.</li></ol>
Truel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) curdled milk</li></ol>
Tröchni <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>dryness</li><li>distant, aloof person</li></ol>
Trüegle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A small piece of wood with a hole drilled through, through which a hay rope is pulled.</li></ol>
Tschaagge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(anatomy) hoof</li><li>(slang) foot</li></ol>
Tschidele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) skull</li></ol>
Tschifere <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, plural only, humorous) coins</li></ol>
Tscholi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, derogatory) idiot, dummkopf</li></ol>
Tscholle <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) floe</li></ol>
Tschoope|Tschööpe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Valais, Unterwalden, Schwyz, Zug, Glarus, Graubünden, Zürich) jacket, coat</li><li>(Uri) dress (item of clothing worn by a woman)</li></ol>
Tschuggi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) tuft</li></ol>
Tschumpel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(vulgar) an asinine person, especially one that is easily exploited</li><li>(informal, by extension) a person in a position where they have to submit to exploitation, e.g. an intern</li></ol>
Tschuppe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) pile, heap</li></ol>
Tschuuder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) shudder, shiver</li></ol>
Tschägg <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A speckled cow.</li></ol>
Tubel|Tübeli|Tuble <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(dated) stubborn behavior</li><li>(vulgar) idiot</li></ol>
Tuchel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) large water pipe</li></ol>
Tuele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) depression, indentation</li></ol>
Tulipaane <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tulip</li><li>fire lily, Lilium bulbiferum</li></ol>
Tunsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) The change in atmospheric pressure created by a powder avalanche.</li></ol>
Turner <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A device used to turn cheese vats.</li></ol>
Tuub|Tuube|Tüübli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>pigeon, dove</li></ol>
Tuure <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) tower</li></ol><br><i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, colloquial) Hospental Castle, a castle in Hospental, Switzerland.</li></ol>
Twër <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) westerly wind</li></ol>
Täsche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bag</li></ol>
Tätsch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bang, explosion</li><li>clap, slap</li><li>(Uri) pavement</li></ol>
Täubi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) anger</li></ol>
Türgge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>maize</li><li>cornflour, cornmeal</li><li>polenta</li></ol>
Tüüfel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>devil</li><li>(Christianity) The Devil; Satan</li></ol>
Tüüfi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) depth</li></ol>
Tüür|Tüüre|Tüürli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>door</li></ol>
Uechs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) armpit</li></ol>
Underhaltig|Underhaltige <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>conversation</li></ol>
Underschlacht <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) partition in a stable or barn</li></ol>
Urgroßvaters <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(obsolete) great-grandfather's</li></ol>
Urscheletall <i>name</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) The Urseren, a valley in Uri, Switzerland</li></ol>
Vadoz <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Vaduz (a town and municipality, the capital city of Liechtenstein)</li></ol>
Vakanz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) holiday, vacation</li></ol>
Vatter|Vättere|Vatters <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>father</li></ol>
Vee <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cattle</li></ol>
Vogel|Vögel|Vögeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bird</li></ol>
Vëh <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cattle</li></ol>
Vësper <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, Christianity) Vespers (an afternoon Mass or service)</li></ol>
Waaffe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) tool</li></ol>
Wagge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cow (female cattle)</li></ol>
Wald|Wälder|Wäldli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woods, forest</li></ol>
Wasser <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Basel, Alsatian) water</li></ol>
Wassermoli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alpine salamander, Salamandra atra</li></ol>
Weisel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) esophagus, especially of animals</li></ol>
Weli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) choice, option</li></ol>
Welo|Welööli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>bicycle</li></ol>
Weri <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) defense, resistance</li></ol>
Wespi <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) wasp</li></ol>
Wii <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wine</li></ol>
Wiis|Wiise <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>way, manner</li><li>meadow</li></ol>
Worb|Wirbel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the handle of a scythe</li></ol>
Wulche|Wülchli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>cloud</li></ol>
Wunsch|Wünschli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>wish</li></ol>
Wält|Wälte|Wältli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>world</li></ol>
Wäntele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) bedbug</li></ol>
Wüüre|Würme|Würem <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) worm</li></ol>
Xämpeli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) brief story, anecdote</li></ol>
Zaa <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tooth</li></ol>
Zaugge <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) spout of a container</li></ol>
Zeewe <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, anatomy) toe</li></ol>
Zeine <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) basket</li></ol>
Zigaare <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) cigar</li></ol>
Ziil <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>goal, target, destination</li></ol>
Ziischtig|Zischtig <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Tuesday</li></ol>
Ziisse <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) the stream of milk produced by the udder</li></ol>
Ziit|Ziitli|Ziite <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>time</li></ol>
Zine <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>roof terrace</li></ol>
Zit|Zite|Zitli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>time</li></ol>
Zotter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) thug, rogue</li></ol>
Zuebueb <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) A dairyman's assistant.</li></ol>
Zutz <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(mildly derogatory) a toothless old person</li><li>(mildly derogatory) the youngest child in a family</li></ol>
Zweier <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) twin</li></ol>
Zwächele <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) towel</li></ol>
Zäiche|Zäieli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>sign, character, symbol; feature</li></ol>
Zältli <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Zürich) sweet, candy</li></ol>
Zänni <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) squaller, loudmouth, ranter</li></ol>
Zëche <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>tick</li><li>louse</li></ol>
Züri <i>name</i><br><ol><li>Zurich (a city in Switzerland)</li><li>Zurich (a canton of Switzerland)</li></ol>
Züripieter <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>Zuricher (someone from the canton of Zurich)</li></ol>
aaber <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>snow-free, snowless</li></ol>
aabere <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, of snow) to thaw</li></ol>
aabüüte|büütet aa|aapotte <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to offer</li></ol>
aachoo|chunt aa <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to arrive</li></ol>
aagaa|aaggange|gaat aa <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(intransitive) to start</li><li>(transitive) to concern, to have to do with</li></ol>
aaluege|lueget aa|aaglueget <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to look at, observe</li></ol>
aamälde|aaggmäldet|aamäldet <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to announce, declare</li><li>to register</li></ol>
aapasse|aapassti|aapasst <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(reflexive) to adapt, adjust</li><li>(reflexive) to conform, to fit in</li></ol>
aaschtändig|aaschtändiger|aaschtändigscht <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>decent, proper, respectable</li></ol>
aaträffe|aatroffe|träfft aa <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to find</li></ol>
aatue|aataa|aatuet <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to do (something for/to someone)</li></ol>
aatäigge|aatäigget|täigget aa <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to make into a dough; to dough</li><li>to launch, get underway; to do, undertake</li></ol>
aaööde|aaöödet|aagöödet <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to bore</li></ol>
abe <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>down, downwards</li></ol>
abebringe|abepraacht|bringt abe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to bring (something) down, to take down, carry down</li></ol>
abfahre|fahrt ab|abgfahre <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to leave, to drive</li></ol>
abnää|nint ab|abgnaa <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(transitive) to take off</li><li>to thin, diminish</li><li>to believe</li><li>to administer (an oath)</li></ol>
acht <i>num</i><br><ol><li>eight</li></ol>
ain|eis|ais|ai <i>num</i><br><ol><li>one</li></ol>
aju <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) mother</li></ol>
alee <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>come on, let's go</li></ol>
allei <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>alone</li></ol>
allpott <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>often, all the time</li></ol>
alls <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) everything, all</li></ol>
alltz <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) everything, all</li></ol>
allwääg <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>in any case</li><li>presumably</li><li>anytime; constantly</li></ol>
allz <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) everything, all</li></ol>
altu <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) old</li></ol>
alz <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) everything, all</li></ol>
alzit <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) always</li></ol>
amigs <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>every time, each time, regularly</li><li>(regional) earlier, in the past</li><li>(regional) always</li></ol>
appe <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) from here</li></ol>
areise <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to prepare, equip</li></ol>
arig <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) clever, deft</li></ol>
artuffula <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) potato</li></ol>
asse <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) to eat</li></ol>
assu <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) to eat</li></ol>
astütze <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to bring a drinking glass to one's mouth</li></ol>
attu <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime, Carcoforo, Formazza) father, dad</li></ol>
attò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) father</li></ol>
au <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>also, too</li></ol>
azünte <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to light</li><li>to ignite, set on fire</li></ol>
baum <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime, Carcoforo) tree</li></ol>
beibe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to ruminate (chew cud)</li></ol>
beite <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to wait</li></ol>
bem <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) tree</li></ol>
benkle <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to play pinochle</li></ol>
bercha <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Aphetic form of ubercha</li></ol>
biigewiis <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>en masse, lots of, in heaps</li></ol>
biise <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, of livestock) To run around wildly.</li></ol>
bisch du ghüroote <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(familiar or informal) are you married?</li></ol>
bisch du gläubig <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(familiar) are you religious?</li></ol>
bisch du religiös <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(familiar) are you religious?</li></ol>
bisch du single <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(familiar) Synonym of bisch single?</li></ol>
bisch single <i>phrase</i><br><ol><li>(familiar) are you single?</li></ol>
blaaw <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) blue</li></ol>
bleewe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to dye blue</li></ol>
bliibe|bliibti|plibe|bliibt <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to stay, remain</li></ol>
bloos <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>naked, bare</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>merely, only</li></ol>
bloß <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>merely, just, only</li></ol>
blöösse <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(literary, transitive) to bare, to lay bare</li></ol>
blüeje <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to bloom, blossom</li></ol>
bopju <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) to play</li></ol>
briegge|priegget|briegget <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to grimace</li><li>to cry (especially quietly)</li></ol>
bringe|bringt|praacht <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to bring</li></ol>
briöder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) brother</li></ol>
brot <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) bread</li></ol>
broud <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) bread</li></ol>
bruat <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) bread</li></ol>
bruder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) brother</li></ol>
brueder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) brother</li></ol>
bruuche|pruucht|bruucht <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to use</li><li>to use up</li><li>to need</li></ol>
bruun|bruunschte|bruuner <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>brown</li></ol>
bròt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) bread</li></ol>
bröder <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) brother</li></ol>
bröt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) bread</li></ol>
bröötle|pröötlet|bröötlet <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to roast, bake</li></ol>
brüele|brüelet|prüelet <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to roar, to shout</li><li>to bawl, cry</li></ol>
brünstele <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to undergo necrosis</li></ol>
brütsch <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) healthy, hearty, happy</li></ol>
bueb <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) son</li></ol>
buschur <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) hello, good day</li></ol>
buue|puue <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to build</li></ol>
bäcke|päcket|bäcket|bëcke <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to chop</li><li>to cough (especially with a dry or fitful cough); to hack</li></ol>
bés z'néschta <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) goodbye, see you later, until next time</li></ol>
bërsche <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to gasp, moan</li></ol>
bìn <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) am (first person singular)</li></ol>
bìsch <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) are (second person singular)</li></ol>
böim <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) tree</li></ol>
cha|chëmte|chëmi|chiem|chëme|chiemesch|chëmet|chunsch|chuume|chëmtesch|chëmesch|chëmt|chëmtet|chemmesch|chemm|chemme|chu|chëmti|chieme|chemmet|chiemi|chunt|chëm|chemmi <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to come</li></ol>
chalt <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza, Uri) cold</li></ol>
charre <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to breath with difficulty, wheeze</li></ol>
chatza <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo, Formazza) cat</li></ol>
chatzu <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) cat</li></ol>
chatzò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) cat</li></ol>
cheemen <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) to come</li></ol>
cheisch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) cheese</li></ol>
cheme <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) to come</li></ol>
chesch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) cheese</li></ol>
chiesch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) cheese</li></ol>
chifle <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to scold</li></ol>
chiibe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to scold, chide</li></ol>
chiide <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to sprout, germinate (especially regarding potatoes)</li></ol>
chiise <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(informal, Zürich, St. Gallen) to vomit</li></ol>
chlaage|gchlagt|chlaagt <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to mourn, lament</li><li>to moan, whine, complain</li></ol>
chlii|chliini|chly|chlei|chliiner|chliine|chli|chliins|chliinscht <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>small, little</li></ol>
chlupfig <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) fearful, afraid</li></ol>
chluttere <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, onomatopoeia) to clink, clatter</li></ol>
chlättere|chlättert|klätteret|chlätteret|gchlätteret <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to climb</li></ol>
chnautsche <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to bite, crunch, chew loudly</li></ol>
chneiste <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to spray</li></ol>
chnuuschte <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(informal) to work hard</li></ol>
cho|chëmte|chëmi|chiem|chëme|chiemesch|chëmet|chunsch|chuume|chëmtesch|chëmesch|chëmt|chëmtet|chemmesch|chemm|chemme|chu|chëmti|chieme|chemmet|chiemi|chunt|chëm|chemmi <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza, Realp (Uri)) to come</li></ol>
choalt <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney, Issime) cold</li></ol>
cholt <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) cold</li></ol>
chomu <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) to come</li></ol>
choo|cheem|chunt <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to come</li></ol>
chrud <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) grass</li></ol>
chrääe|chräät|gchrääet <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to crow</li></ol>
chrësme <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to creep, crawl</li></ol>
chrüt <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) grass</li></ol>
chuele <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, intransitive) to become cool</li></ol>
chuute <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to wheeze, pant</li></ol>
chàzzà <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) cat</li></ol>
chätsche <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to chew (in particular loudly or with little success (as on a chewing gum))</li></ol>
chääs <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) cheese</li></ol>
chéeme <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) to come</li></ol>
chélte <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) cold</li></ol>
chìŝch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Rimella and Campello Monti) cheese</li></ol>
chöne|chëmte|chëmi|chiem|chëme|chiemesch|chönti|chëmet|chunsch|chuume|chëmtesch|cha|chëmesch|chëmt|chëmtet|chemmesch|chemm|chemme|chu|chëmti|chieme|chemmet|chöi|chiemi|chunt|chëm|chemmi <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(modal) can; to be able</li></ol>
chönne|chëmte|chëmi|chönn|chasch|chiem|chëme|chiemesch|chëmet|chunsch|chönnesch|chuume|chönnet|chëmtesch|cha|chëmesch|chëmt|chëmtet|chemmesch|chönnti|chat|chemm|chönntesch|chemme|chönnt|chu|chëmti|chieme|chemmet|chann|chönnte|chiemi|chunt|chönntet|chëm|chemmi|chönni <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Alternative form of chöne</li></ol>
chüüwe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to chew</li></ol>
d|s|des|de (before a consonant)|ds|die|em|de (before a consonant, including h)|dr|de|d'|'s|den|at the beginning of a sentence or verse: S'|der|das|dem <i>article</i><br><ol><li>(definite) the</li></ol>
d'r|des|de (before a consonant)|ds|d'- (as in d'Chinder)|de (before a consonant, including h)|dr|d'm|d'|de|'s|den|at the beginning of a sentence or verse: S'|die|das|dem|der|d's <i>article</i><br><ol><li>(definite) the</li></ol>
dangge|danggt <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to thank</li></ol><br><i>intj</i><br><ol><li>thank you</li></ol>
dankche <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) thank you</li></ol>
dasis <i>abbrev</i><br><ol><li>Contraction of dass + i + es.</li></ol>
daß <i>conj</i><br><ol><li>that</li></ol>
de|des|de (before a consonant)|de (before a consonant, including h)|d'|den|'s|at the beginning of a sentence or verse: S'|die|das|dem|der <i>article</i><br><ol><li>(definite) the</li></ol>
de Lombatzi mache <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri, idiomatic) to chatter loudly, especially in school</li></ol>
deet <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>there</li></ol>
delekat <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) delicate, delicious</li></ol>
der|des|de (before a consonant)|de (before a consonant, including h)|d'|de|'s|den|at the beginning of a sentence or verse: S'|die|das|dem <i>article</i><br><ol><li>(definite) the</li></ol>
diin|diner|dine|diim|dini|diis <i>det</i><br><ol><li>your (singular)</li></ol>
dine <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>inside</li></ol>
dobe <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>above, aloft, up, upstairs</li></ol>
dontschtag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) Thursday</li></ol>
druus <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>out of it, out of that/them</li><li>hence, from it, from that/them</li></ol>
drüü|drü <i>num</i><br><ol><li>(Zürich) three</li><li>(Aargau, Appenzell) three</li></ol>
du|sin|en|es|öise|mier|du|mi|mir|Ire|ois|öi|eure|im|er|min|eu|eus|ir|Si|dir|der|üüch|euse|di|mer|üse|ier|mich|diin|ene|siin|dich|din|si|'s|ine|Ene|i|öie|öis|dier|in|miin|ich|Ine|oise|üs|ire <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>thou, you</li></ol>
e|style="text-align:left|enere|e|en|es|ene|eme|emene|e (before a consonant)|es (before a consonant) <i>article</i><br><ol><li>(indefinite) a/an</li></ol>
ebe <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>flat, horizontal</li><li>smooth</li><li>utter, downright</li><li>appropriate</li></ol><br><i>adv</i><br><ol><li>totally, completely</li><li>properly, suitably</li></ol>
eerig <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) Made of iron or bronze.</li></ol>
effél <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) apple</li></ol>
eintlef|einlef <i>num</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) eleven</li></ol>
eju <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) mother</li></ol>
ejò <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) mother</li></ol>
eläi <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>alone</li></ol>
emaal <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>once</li></ol>
en|style="text-align:left|e|enere|en|es|ene|eme|emene|e (before a consonant)|es (before a consonant) <i>article</i><br><ol><li>(indefinite) a, an</li></ol>
en Guete <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>bon appétit</li></ol>
entleene <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to borrow</li></ol>
epfel <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) apple</li></ol>
epfil <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) apple</li></ol>
epper <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) someone, somebody</li></ol>
er|sin|en|es|öise|mier|du|mi|mir|Ire|ois|öi|eure|im|er|min|eu|eus|ir|Si|dir|der|üüch|euse|di|mer|üse|ier|mich|diin|ene|siin|dich|din|si|'s|ine|Ene|i|öie|öis|dier|in|miin|ich|Ine|oise|üs|ire <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(personal) he; it</li></ol>
erbe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to inherit</li></ol>
erbroche <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) afflicted with a hernia</li></ol>
ernüüsse <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to sneeze</li></ol>
es|enere|sin|en|es|öise|mier|du|mi|eme|mir|Ire|ois|öi|eure|im|er|min|eu|eus|ire|Si|dir|ir|der|üüch|euse|di|mer|üse|es (before a consonant)|ier|mich|diin|ene|siin|dich|din|si|'s|ine|Ene|i|öie|öis|dier|in|style="text-align:left|e|miin|ich|Ine|oise|emene|üs|e (before a consonant) <i>pron</i><br><ol><li>(personal) it</li></ol>
essen <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Issime) to eat</li></ol>
etze <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to graze (eat grass from a pasture)</li></ol>
faa|fëë|fat|fängi|gfange|fäng|fänge|fät|fätti|fieng|fiengi|fach|fätte|fäänt|faahe|fättesch|fänget|fängesch|fëëet|fiengesch|fängt|fienge|fëëesch|fienget|fëëe|fättet|faasch <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to catch</li></ol>
faare|gfaare|faart <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to go</li><li>to drive; to ride</li></ol>
fater <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) father</li></ol>
fellig <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) very, totally</li></ol>
fergälts Got <i>intj</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) thank you</li></ol>
flie <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to flee</li></ol>
flüenig <i>adj</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) rugged, jagged</li></ol>
foif <i>num</i><br><ol><li>five</li></ol>
folge|gfolget|folget <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to obey, to be obedient</li></ol>
freuwe <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to be happy</li></ol>
fritog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) Friday</li></ol>
frittag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney, Formazza) Friday</li></ol>
frontog <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) Thursday</li></ol>
frou <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>woman</li><li>wife</li></ol>
frääge <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to ask</li></ol>
fròntag <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Gressoney) Thursday</li></ol>
fröschene <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to hoop a barrel</li></ol>
früe|früescht|früener <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>early</li></ol>
fuks <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) fox</li></ol>
fuksch <i>noun</i><br><ol><li>(Carcoforo) fox</li></ol>
fääle|fäälti|fäält|gfäält <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>to lack</li><li>to be the matter, to be wrong</li></ol>
fénef <i>num</i><br><ol><li>(Alsatian) five</li></ol>
féri <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Formazza) always</li></ol>
fëchte <i>verb</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) to beg</li></ol>
fëret <i>adv</i><br><ol><li>(Uri) last year</li></ol>