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Table of Contents (Control F) THE ORIGINAL SWADESH LIST (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swadesh_list) Swadesh SOPHOMORE LIST (From The Language Construction Kit by Mark Rosenfelder) THE MODERN WORLD (From The Language Construction Kit by Mark Rosenfelder) GEOGRAPHICAL TERMS (From The Language Construction Kit by Mark Rosenfelder) FANTASY FREQUENCY WORDLIST (From Conlanger's Lexipedia by Mark Rosenfelder) 625 CONTENT WORDS (from The Snowball Game here: http://aveneca.com/cbb/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=2590 ) THE LEIPZIG-JAKARTA LIST ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leipzig%E2%80%93Jakarta_list) ETYMOLOGICAL FREQUENCY LIST (From Conlanger's Lexipedia by Mark Rosenfelder) ============================= The Original Swadesh List Adjectives Numbers one two three four Colors black white red green yellow Oppositions good bad new old warm cold dry wet sharp dull near far big small long short wide narrow thick thin fat heavy left right few many some all Miscellaneous dirty correct rotten smooth straight other Nouns Substances earth water ice stone fire ashes smoke dust salt sand Time day night year Weather rain snow cloud fog wind The Sky sky sun moon star Geographical mountain woods lake river sea road Body parts head neck back belly hand leg foot The Head ear eye hair mouth nose tongue tooth Internal blood bones guts heart liver meat Animals animal bird dog fish louse snake worm tail Bird-related egg feather wing Plants tree flower fruit grass leaf bark seed stick root People person man woman child Family father mother wife husband Miscellaneous fear name rope Verbs Life and Death live die kill sleep Movement come walk float fly swim turn Body Position stand sit lie (down) fall Eating eat drink bite blow breathe suck vomit Perception see hear smell Cognition know think Speech acts say sing laugh count Daily life play hunt sew throw wash wipe Conflict fight hit Tool usage cut stab tie dig Manipulation hold give push pull rub scratch Physical states burn flow freeze split swell Grammatical Words Conjunctions and because if not Prepositions at in with Personal pronouns i thou he we you(pl.) they Demonstratives this that Locatives here there Question words how what when where who =========================================== Sophomore list The Swadesh list won’t get you far; but add these additional 350 words and you’ll be able to communicate surprisingly well. I’ve placed modern technology in another list, since it may be irrelevant if you’re creating a language for a fantasy or alien world. Adjectives Numbers zero half quarter (and of course six and up) Colors blue brown dark light Oppositions beautiful ugly fast slow first last hard soft full empty smart stupid real fake upper lower expensive cheap sweet sour strong weak different same Swadesh forgot... young hot clean wrong rough crooked Emotions glad happy sad tired angry crazy Character careful lucky smart wise foolish healthy sick Value important interesting boring wonderful strange Abstractions funny easy difficult alone free normal special probable secret Nouns Natural substances air glass iron gold silver Territory nature world land Time week month yesterday today tomorrow morning afternoon The seasons spring summer fall winter Geographical hill farm field island Body parts body lip breast butt muscle brain Animals cat cow chicken horse pig mouse monkey lion bird fish bug Plants grain bread branch People girl boy girlfriend boyfriend friend baby Family family sister brother son daughter Hierarchy king boss leader servant Religion god devil temple holy evil soul sin Settlements city street tavern Houses house room wall window door Furniture table chair bed corner School school university class lesson teacher test Dining food lunch dinner wine milk Clothing clothes pants dress shoe hat Technology machine tool boat clock key net wagon wheel wire Containers box bag bottle cup plate knife Avocations music art science vacation picture game Language language word book pen paper page Abstract thought idea message story symbol example part number manner group thing Analysis system list event reason fact space time map Money money price worth debt shop Respect honor shame Politics war peace sword government law council tax prison minister Verbs Life and death be seem born Everyday actions work wake dream cook use grow Writing write read translate create study learn copy Affection love hate like care want wish marry Knowledge understand believe doubt expect remember forget Emotions hope worry regret surprise Modals can must should Aspect begin finish intend to do habitually do Abstractions cause mean measure place Shapes square circle line edge side Perception touch taste Speech acts answer ask thank greet lie joke call offer choose Movement leave go follow hide run roll Bodily actions dance kiss smile cry point Conflict annoy hurt crime destroy trick Society allow meet help Manipulation put take have build fold add Acquisition buy sell need get lose search find trade keep Containers open close cover Grammatical words Conjunctions but or though until Prepositions toward for without against on about behind across over under Adverbs perhaps indeed thus Time now then again next Degree very too enough Courtesy please thank you you’re welcome welcome to — hello goodbye yes ============================ The Modern World In addition to the words listed, think about days of the week, months of the year, and the names of countries and cities. Air transport airplane airport Cars car bus license gas station motor taxi truck gasoline Other transport bicycle railroad train station subway spaceship Computers computer CD-ROM chip CPU Accessories floppy disk hard drive modem keyboard mouse monitor Programs program video game word processor compiler Internet Internet e-mail bulletin board chatroom web website download browser blog post flame lurker newbie chat Disciplines physics chemistry biology electricity magnetism Physics atom molecule energy nuclear particle photon Biology cell evolution gene Substances plastic Appliances stove sink dishwasher refrigerator washing machine dryer furnace air conditioner Film camera film photo movie animation theater Recording CD record tape videotape stereo VCR tape recorder Weaponry gun rifle tank infantry cavalry artillery bomb Office technology fax copier typewriter Media newspaper magazine telephone television radio comic strip Other technology elevator laser light bulb watch Optics lens telescope microscope glasses Measures pound foot mile ounce cup gram kilogram meter kilometer milliliter liter Lifestyle lifestyle ATM suburb Jobs secretary babysitter bureaucrat manager Education college university degree Economy economy banknote credit card dollar euro expenses income inflation standard of living unemployed union welfare yen Avocations chess rock soccer cigarette drugs Clothing bikini bra jeans T-shirt lipstick Health AIDS allergy addict antibiotic bacteria vaccine virus vitamin Food candy hamburger hot dog pizza sushi taco tofu tomato Belief systems communism socialism fascism republic democracy Green human rights liberal conservative Positions president prime minister representative parliament council Religions Islam Judaism Christianity Hinduism Buddhism Geographical terms These are words useful for creating maps. We start with geographical terms, which are not only useful for labeling your map in your own language (Zëi Mišicama instead of ‘Mišicama Ocean’), but to name cities and regions (‘Great Mountain, Seatown, Yellow River, Clear Lake, Ox Pond, Deer Crossing’, etc.). Indeed, some towns are nothing but one of these terms (Detroit = ‘Straits’; Le Havre = ‘the Port’; Ostrov = ‘Island’). One of the most popular names for cities is ‘New town’, which is the meaning of Newton, Neustadt, Neuveville, Naples, Nyborg, Novgorod, Villanueva, Yenişehir, and Xīnchéng. Other ideas for naming cities: • after the founder or patron (Jacksonville, Baltimore, Washington, Stalingrad) • after the god or saint it’s dedicated to (San Francisco, Salvador) • after the people who once lived there (Paris— after the Parisii; Washington— the British town, after the Washings, the followers of Wasa; Andalucía— after the Vandals) • expressions of thanksgiving or hope • evocations of the virtues (Concord, Resolution, La Paz, União) • after a propitious existing city (Lima, Ohio; Paris, Texas; New Amsterdam; Versailles, Argentina) • how far you are from somewhere interesting (Half Day Road, Ventimiglia) Geographical names often preserve a region’s linguistic history: Amerindian names in the U.S. and Latin America; Spanish and French names in the American West; Celtic names across Europe; Latin and Greek names in the Mediterranean; Bantu names in South Africa; Maori names in New Zealand. So the older places in your land should be named by whoever got there first, adapted to the language spoken there now. Since these are likely to be chief features of the land— rivers, lakes, mountain ranges, big cities— this is an argument for working out at least two naming languages before you get too far with your map. Geographical terms Plains plain savannah meadow field prairie Forests forest woods grove copse Hills and mountains hill down mountain range plateau crest peak Valleys valley canyon cliff Harsh terrain marsh swamp desert wilderness jungle Rivers river stream brook channel rapids portage source confluence delta bank waterfall spring Lakes lake pond Seas sea ocean bay strait Coastlines coast beach peninsula cape point Islands island archipelago atoll Local features rock tree bridge ford dam park oasis Types of trees aspen birch cedar elm oak palm pine willow Human terms Settlements city town village colony port market capital Military fort castle wall camp Religion shrine oracle temple church chapel monastery Other foci mine inn stopping-point post lodge mill house Roads road highway trail way Useful adjectives Age new old Shapes round flat wide narrow high low Location central upper lower near far Direction north south east west Respect great grand glorious noble holy royal Salesmanship fertile beautiful lucky pleasant quiet gold silver jewel Descriptive windy Color white black green yellow blue red orange brown Water quality fast slow clear muddy noisy laughing reedy Popular animals horse ox lion fox deer panther hawk eagle dragon ram ============= The Fantasy Frequency Wordlist Contains the words most often used by popular fantasy authors, sorted by frequency Here’s the top fifty words, with their frequencies: THE 67664 BE 38472 AND 36157 OF 30282 I 28158 A 28063 HE 27395 TO 26694 YOU 16424 IT 15814 IN 15723 THEY 14366 NOT 14121 HAVE 13869 THAT/THOSE 13095 SHE 12742 WITH 8107 WE 7884 AS 7820 FOR 7814 DO 7752 BUT 7446 SAY 7036 ON 6922 AT 6069 THIS/THESE 5162 FROM 4574 ALL 4251 THERE 4127 ONE 3952 BY 3834 WHAT 3767 SO 3637 SOME 3587 OUT 3534 GO 3464 OR 3430 WILL 3387 KNOW 3357 SEE 3303 NO 3301 UP 3228 COME 3203 IF 3123 THEN 2967 INTO 2882 LIKE 2808 WOULD 2785 COULD 2773 WHICH 2762 And here’s the next 150 words, each of which occurs atleast 620 times. They make up a further 12.5% of thecorpus. LOOK THINK WHEN WHO CAN NOW MAKE ANY MAN GET TIME MORE ABOUT DOWN TAKE OTHER BACK WEAR GOOD ONLY HAND OVER LONG THAN TELL VERY WAY LITTLE BEFORE WELL LIFE EYE JUST HERE HOW THING THROUGH TWO EVEN FIND GIVE ASK FEEL WHERE AFTER FIRST FACE HEAD AGAIN EVERY SEEM OWN GREAT TURN STILL DAY OFF WANT AWAY UPON TOO DOOR OLD MOVE MUCH MUST PEOPLE THOU NEVER THOUGH RIGHT NEW STAND LIGHT SPEAK YEAR DEAD/ DEATH HEAR TRY REAL CITY LAST OPEN BEGIN MIGHT SIDE WHY AGAINST ANOTHER LET HOUSE WORK SHOULD WHILE ROOM THREE RUN ONCE PLACE WOMAN BECAUSE WORLD END MIND MOST UNTIL NOTHING WORD ARM NIGHT VOICE LEFT AROUND WAR HOLD DARK MEAN KEEP CLOSE WITHOUT CALL FAR MOMENT YET SMALL EACH MANY FOOT SUCH TOWARD COURSE POINT SIT TALK FALL ENOUGH WALL HIGH BEHIND UNDER FRIEND MAY NEED STAR LAND ALMOST WATER BODY NEAR BRING Here’s the next 300 roots, each of which occurs at least 248times: follow child build put half human walk watch kind few (a)sleep god same sure sudden strange along grow air lead ever young stop across hard between round also love lay reach late(r) become leave white pass quite wait home return serve true power set always name red shall break understand answer laugh black wonder meet heart slow strong green hour large horse king ring use help ship smile part fear among sound happen show lord believe fight four deep next kill silent cry boy fire together send lose perhaps bad full present care soon remember floor start die second clear both draw animal lady step low rest simple learn wish stone rather father appear girl certain sun possible office ground since change play order big least explain hundred minute breath eat hair shake above short cold else catch question son space shoulder wood free less party whole blood indeed tip sea direct alone guard lie (un)able inside story sword line matter color travel read bright gold beauty carry final force morning past prince quick enter system already cover please five tree suppose peace earth ride dream machine planet control continue touch colony river sort finger either within leg mouth easy listen pull differ expect magic table spirit hope reply bed save wise reason window entire fly however decide interest ear nature blue act distant ready stay add surprise cut burn nor gray sense thousand person realize rise soft form forward idea alien drop army horror remain wide front hang hide mountain moon outside beside safe sing bear escape bit creature ten weapon metal shadow enemy master maybe drive fair street quiet six center chief forget throw soldier top pain several clothes discover raise rule suggest edge hot road rock skin fact figure complete glad sight heavy write state rose except The first 500 roots, above, make up 74% of the corpus. Here’s the next 400 roots, each of which occurs at least122 times: strike dance shut trouble happy sign case danger south week crowd pick sky instant whisper hall roof twenty fast anger teach train attack notice number ago pay (a)wake fool silver country fill blow book dear instead palace poor duke council dress none commit secret whatever wild field lean spend (in)visible beyond choose/ choice society mother wave group command doubt early mere difficult art consider battle below general sing bear escape bit creature ten weapon metal shadow enemy master maybe drive fair street quiet six center chief forget throw soldier top pain several clothes discover raise rule suggest edge hot road rock skin fact figure complete glad sight heavy write state rose except The first 500 roots, above, make up 74% of the corpus. Here’s the next 400 roots, each of which occurs at least 122 times: strike dance shut trouble happy sign case danger south week crowd pick sky instant whisper hall roof twenty fast anger teach train attack notice number ago pay (a)wake fool silver country fill blow book dear instead palace poor duke council dress none commit secret whatever wild field lean spend (in)visible beyond choose/ choice society mother wave group command doubt early mere difficult art consider battle below general =================== 625 Content Words Some names: Alice Amanda Anne Ashley Becky Christine Claire Elizabeth Jennifer Jessica Joan Julie Kate Laura Mary Meg Michelle Natalie Nicole Rachel Ruth Sarah Sharon Stephanie Susan Alan Alex Andy Brandon Brian Chris Dan Dave Greg Jim Joey John Josh Justin Kevin Mark Matt Mike Nick Paul Peter Rob Steve Tom Tony Adjectives: good (quality) bad (quality) short long narrow wide thin thick tiny little, small big, large huge flat round lightweight heavy cold cool warm hot low (in altitude) high (in altitude) shallow deep dry wet soft hard slow fast new old dull sharp smooth rough same different right, correct wrong empty full clean dirty straight Color words: white black grey red yellow green blue brown orange purple pink light blue striped light dark Sides: top bottom front back left right corner middle Linking verbs: to be (permanent) to be (state) to stay, to remain, to keep to become, to get, to turn to seem, to appear to be to look to sound to feel to smell to taste Vaic verbs (some languages make these aspects): to begin, to start to finish, to complete to stop, to end to continue Events: accident birthday date meeting party race shower trip vacation (US)/holiday (UK) war wedding breakfast lunch dinner, supper Entertainment words: game to play (a game) to play (children's play) to win to lose to take (a photo) ball movie, film to watch (TV or film) Money words: money coin dollar (or other monetary unit) to cost cheap expensive rich poor Thinking verbs: to think (cogitate) to think (hold an opinion) to believe, to think to agree to wonder to decide to know (information) to know (a person) to understand, to see to dream (have an oneiric experience) to learn Feeling verbs: to feel to like (doesn't need to be expressed by a verb) to love (agape) to love (romantically, eros) to love (something, philia) to hate to miss to want, would like Speaking verbs: to speak, to talk to say to teach to ask to reply, to answer to request, to ask for/that to lie to apologize to argue to thank to call (refer to by a certain name) Giving and receiving: to have (something inalienable) to have, to possess, to own to get, to come to have, to obtain to buy to go shopping to take to bring to give to sell to pay to steal to lose (come to no longer have) to borrow to lend to send to feed to share to need to find to lose, to misplace, to mislay Verbs of physical contact: to pull to push to pick to touch to kiss to rub to play (guitar, piano) to play (drums) to squeeze (a fruit) to tap (on the shoulder) Verbs of position: to be sitting to sit down to be standing to stand up to lie, to recline to lie down to fall Verbs of handling matter: to throw to open to close to put to carry to break to cut to split to shatter to tear to squash, to crush to dig to wash to wipe Expressions and gestures: to cry to laugh to smile Bodily functions: to live to breathe to eat to swallow to drink to smoke to sleep to wake up to cough to yawn to suck to spit to vomit, to throw up, to puke to urinate, to pee, to piss, to make water, to take a leak to defecate, to take a dump, to do one’s business to break wind, to fart, to pass gas to bleed to sweat, to perspire to have sex, to sleep with, to make love, to fornicate to swell The five senses: to see to look color to paint (a house, etc.) picture sign to hear sound to feel to taste to smell Verbs of movement: to go to come to leave to return to turn to go up, to ascend to go down, to descend to climb to crawl to dance to drive to fly to jump to ride (a bicycle, a camel, etc.) to run to swim to walk Verbs of physical aggression: to bite to hit to kick to kill to scratch to stab Some nature words: world space sun star moon sky wind rain snow cloud water ice air light fire earth wood metal ashes dust glass rock, stone salt sand soil, dirt diamond desert forest beach island mountain valley ocean, sea river lake iron silver gold to float to sink to flow to freeze to burn Husbandry and farming words: to hunt to fish to plant Time words: hour (or equivalent) day (time it takes a planet to rotate on its axis) month year morning day, daytime afternoon evening night spring summer autumn, fall winter Food and drink: food to bake to cook meat fish chicken beef pork ham egg nut bread fruit vegetable sugar chocolate cake pie cookie, biscuit salad soup sauce honey milk juice beer rotten fresh Places: garden country, nation, state, land city, town home, house church/temple hospital park school tower restroom bank bar cinema, movie theater hotel library restaurant store, shop bridge road street Music words: music song band concert to listen (to music) to sing piano guitar drum Published material words: to write to draw book card dictionary homework letter (written message) magazine newspaper test, exam word Containers: bag basket bottle box Vehicles: airplane bicycle boat bus car, automobile motorcycle ship skateboard taxi train truck wagon wheel Weapons: arrow gun rope spear Household objects: paper pen pencil camera CD cell phone computer headphones photograph radio telephone, phone television, TV knife chair table refrigerator bed soap mirror door window wall room Clothes: clothes coat glove hat jacket pants ring, piercing shirt shoe shorts skirt sock sunglasses belt button watch to wear to wear on the head to wear on the feet Plant words: bark leaf root seed stick plant bush flower tree grass rice corn, maize apple banana orange bean pepper (Capsicum) potato tomato coffee rose Animal words: feather shell tail wing animal worm spider insect fly ant fish snake bird chicken mouse rabbit horse pig camel cow goat sheep lamb cat dog bear elephant monkey human Human body: body hair (mass) head face eye nose mouth tooth tongue ear neck shoulder arm hand finger nail breast abdomen back leg foot knee skin bone heart blood tear Physical description: beautiful, pretty handsome, attractive ugly short (height) tall young old blonde brown (hair) straight (hair) curly wavy messy (of hair) hazel beard freckles glasses blind Physical condition: (to be) hungry (to be) thirsty (to be) tired (to be) cold (to be) hot dead alive Events in life: to be born to marry to have (a baby) to die Emotions: happy sad afraid angry proud sorry excited interested bored surprised Kinship terms: parents mother father wife husband older sister (of a sister) older sister (of a brother) younger sister (of a sister) younger sister (of a brother) older brother (of a sister) older brother (of a brother) younger brother (of a sister) younger brother (of a brother) child (reciprocal of parent) daughter (of a mother) daughter (of a father) son (of a mother) son (of a father) People: person, people baby child little girl little boy teen, adolescent girl boy adult woman man actress/actor artist doctor farmer fisherman priest sailor scientist soldier teacher waiter/waitress/server warrior queen king princess prince president or prime minister, whichever your connation has student friend neighbor A few very basic verbs: to be (location) to be (Steve is a boy) to do, to perform to try, to attempt to wait, to hold on to use to help (assist) to make (create) to make (cause to be) And finally, some general nouns: thing group class team pair, couple place kind, type, sort system name ============= THE LEIPZIG-JAKARTA LIST ant arm/hand ash back big bird to bite bitter black blood to blow bone breast to burn (intransitive) to carry child (reciprocal of parent) to come to crush/to grind to cry/to weep to do/to make dog to drink ear to eat egg eye to fall far fire fish flesh/meat fly to give to go good hair hard he/she/it/him/her to hear heavy to hide to hit/to beat horn house I/me in knee to know to laugh leaf leg/foot liver long louse mouth name navel neck new night nose not old one rain red root rope to run salt sand to say to see shade/shadow skin/hide small smoke soil to stand star stone/rock to suck sweet tail to take thick thigh this to tie tongue tooth water what? who? wide wind wing wood yesterday you (singular) =================== ETYMOLOGICAL FREQUENCY LIST (From Conlanger's Lexipedia by Mark Rosenfelder) "Since I have over 3000 etymologies at hand, I thought it’d be fun to see what words come up most often in the glosses. So I ran them through the frequency program." Rosenfelder, Mark (2013-12-09). The Conlanger's Lexipedia (p. 89). Yonagu Books. Kindle Edition. Here’s all the words that appear more than ten times: of to be out in make go with stand no, not one up place from put on by for know together turn at come back down man bend cover do hand under thing carry good stretch cut head look move off run away have light strong take against all bright form see seize sit before high hold lead work as fall part set strike care late like long measure point same seek side small spread two face flat order prepare shine walk arm circle clear mark mind open right sharp show straight water well what wind again bear break end firm fit give heart hide hit live people swell throw time toward after big build cause child day divide draw dwell earth flow forward full hollow into low press speak step think way "The standout here is ‘stand’, which underlies English assist, constant, distant, exist, insist, instant, resist, rest, stable, stage, stanza, state, station, statue, stay, steady, understand, as well as non-English words meaning admit, always, be, big, brave, build, can, cease, finger, form, happen, help, hour, immediate, last, old, place, rise, room, ship, soldier, tail, thick." Rosenfelder, Mark (2013-12-09). The Conlanger's Lexipedia (p. 90). Yonagu Books. Kindle Edition.
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