Breton — top 777 words
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| # | Breton | English |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | hello, good day | |
| 2 | hello | |
| 3 | welcome | |
| 4 | goodbye; until next time | |
| 5 | cheers! (a toast) | |
| 6 | happy birthday | |
| 7 | please | |
| 8 | thanks, thank you | |
| 9 | yes | |
| 10 | no | |
| 11 | here is, there you are, voilà | |
| 12 | do you speak English? | |
| 13 | I love you | |
| 14 | I love you (alternative phrasing) | |
| 15 | I love you (alternative phrasing) | |
| 16 | Breton (of or in the Breton language) | |
| 17 | French | |
| 18 | Gaelic | |
| 19 | Occitan | |
| 20 | I, me | |
| 21 | you (singular, familiar) | |
| 22 | he, him | |
| 23 | he, him (variant of eñ) | |
| 24 | she, her | |
| 25 | we, us | |
| 26 | you (plural, or polite singular) | |
| 27 | they, them | |
| 28 | you (singular, object form) | |
| 29 | my | |
| 30 | my (variant of ma) | |
| 31 | your (singular) | |
| 32 | his | |
| 33 | her (possessive) | |
| 34 | our | |
| 35 | our (variant of hon) | |
| 36 | your (plural) | |
| 37 | their | |
| 38 | to me (inflected form of the preposition da) | |
| 39 | to you sg. (inflected form of da) | |
| 40 | to him (inflected form of da) | |
| 41 | to her (inflected form of da) | |
| 42 | to us (inflected form of da) | |
| 43 | to you pl. (inflected form of da) | |
| 44 | to them (inflected form of da) | |
| 45 | with me (inflected form of the preposition gant) | |
| 46 | with you sg. (inflected form of gant) | |
| 47 | with him (inflected form of gant) | |
| 48 | with her (inflected form of gant) | |
| 49 | with us (inflected form of gant) | |
| 50 | with you pl. (inflected form of gant) | |
| 51 | with them (inflected form of gant) | |
| 52 | who | |
| 53 | what | |
| 54 | where | |
| 55 | which, what | |
| 56 | that, this | |
| 57 | those, the ones | |
| 58 | nobody | |
| 59 | nobody | |
| 60 | that, which, who — the relative particle before an inflected verb | |
| 61 | the (the usual form) | |
| 62 | the (before n, d, t and vowels) | |
| 63 | the (before l) | |
| 64 | a, an (the usual form) | |
| 65 | a, an (before n, d, t and vowels) | |
| 66 | a, an (before l) | |
| 67 | not — the pre-verbal half of the negation ne … ket | |
| 68 | not — the post-verbal half of the negation ne … ket | |
| 69 | verbal particle marking the subjunctive or optative | |
| 70 | and | |
| 71 | and (before a vowel) | |
| 72 | but | |
| 73 | when, if | |
| 74 | because; also 'before' as a preposition | |
| 75 | as soon as | |
| 76 | any, some | |
| 77 | no, none (used with the negation) | |
| 78 | from, of | |
| 79 | on, over | |
| 80 | under | |
| 81 | between, among | |
| 82 | with | |
| 83 | without | |
| 84 | for | |
| 85 | as, like | |
| 86 | than (in comparisons) | |
| 87 | towards, to, against | |
| 88 | until | |
| 89 | before | |
| 90 | from end to end, all along | |
| 91 | one (the counting form) | |
| 92 | two (with masculine nouns) | |
| 93 | two (with feminine nouns) | |
| 94 | three (with masculine nouns) | |
| 95 | three (with feminine nouns) | |
| 96 | four (with masculine nouns) | |
| 97 | four (with feminine nouns) | |
| 98 | five | |
| 99 | six | |
| 100 | seven | |
| 101 | eight | |
| 102 | nine | |
| 103 | ten | |
| 104 | eleven | |
| 105 | twelve | |
| 106 | thirteen | |
| 107 | fourteen | |
| 108 | fifteen | |
| 109 | sixteen | |
| 110 | seventeen | |
| 111 | eighteen (literally 'three sixes') | |
| 112 | eighteen (variant of triwec'h) | |
| 113 | nineteen | |
| 114 | twenty | |
| 115 | twenty-one | |
| 116 | twenty-two | |
| 117 | thirty | |
| 118 | forty (literally 'two twenties') | |
| 119 | fifty (literally 'half a hundred') | |
| 120 | sixty (literally 'three twenties') | |
| 121 | eighty (literally 'four twenties') | |
| 122 | hundred | |
| 123 | thousand | |
| 124 | first | |
| 125 | second | |
| 126 | third | |
| 127 | half | |
| 128 | century | |
| 129 | millennium | |
| 130 | today | |
| 131 | yesterday | |
| 132 | tomorrow | |
| 133 | tomorrow (variant of warc'hoazh) | |
| 134 | now | |
| 135 | soon, in a moment | |
| 136 | soon | |
| 137 | soon, later today | |
| 138 | so, then | |
| 139 | always, at all times | |
| 140 | every day | |
| 141 | often | |
| 142 | sometimes | |
| 143 | never | |
| 144 | never (emphatic) | |
| 145 | never (of future time) | |
| 146 | again | |
| 147 | still, yet, again | |
| 148 | already | |
| 149 | formerly, once | |
| 150 | day, daytime | |
| 151 | morning | |
| 152 | breakfast; lunch | |
| 153 | summer | |
| 154 | autumn, fall | |
| 155 | minute | |
| 156 | minute | |
| 157 | second (of time) | |
| 158 | watch (a wearable timepiece) | |
| 159 | clock | |
| 160 | alarm clock | |
| 161 | pause, break | |
| 162 | sleep | |
| 163 | haste | |
| 164 | haste | |
| 165 | human being; person, man; husband | |
| 166 | man; husband; also 'goose' | |
| 167 | woman; companion | |
| 168 | lady | |
| 169 | son | |
| 170 | father | |
| 171 | mother; female animal; womb | |
| 172 | dad, daddy | |
| 173 | grandfather | |
| 174 | grandmother; also 'chin' | |
| 175 | father-in-law | |
| 176 | father-in-law | |
| 177 | great-grandfather | |
| 178 | son-in-law | |
| 179 | stepfather | |
| 180 | stepmother | |
| 181 | stepson | |
| 182 | stepdaughter | |
| 183 | uncle | |
| 184 | aunt | |
| 185 | relative, kinsman | |
| 186 | family | |
| 187 | family; household | |
| 188 | ancestor, forefather | |
| 189 | twin | |
| 190 | friend | |
| 191 | female friend | |
| 192 | teacher | |
| 193 | tailor | |
| 194 | singer | |
| 195 | painter | |
| 196 | knife sharpener, knife grinder | |
| 197 | priest | |
| 198 | druid | |
| 199 | poet, bard | |
| 200 | mayor | |
| 201 | sailor | |
| 202 | peasant, farmer | |
| 203 | smith | |
| 204 | roofer | |
| 205 | horseman, rider, knight | |
| 206 | editor, publisher | |
| 207 | witness | |
| 208 | islander | |
| 209 | islander | |
| 210 | korrigan — a sprite of Breton folklore; also a very short person | |
| 211 | dwarf, gnome, sprite | |
| 212 | drunkard | |
| 213 | Christian | |
| 214 | prince; sovereign | |
| 215 | count (the noble title) | |
| 216 | marquis | |
| 217 | consul | |
| 218 | cuckold | |
| 219 | unfaithful wife | |
| 220 | whore (vulgar; also Brittany's most common swear word) | |
| 221 | forehead | |
| 222 | nose | |
| 223 | mouth; face; river mouth; opening | |
| 224 | tongue | |
| 225 | chin | |
| 226 | jaw | |
| 227 | beard | |
| 228 | leg | |
| 229 | hand | |
| 230 | fingernail; claw; also 'yew' | |
| 231 | the two arms (dual of brec'h) | |
| 232 | the two ears (dual of skouarn) | |
| 233 | belly | |
| 234 | belly, stomach, abdomen | |
| 235 | heart; courage; appetite | |
| 236 | blood; essence | |
| 237 | skin; crust | |
| 238 | brain | |
| 239 | navel | |
| 240 | voice | |
| 241 | tail | |
| 242 | testicle; also 'cell' (of a prisoner or monk) | |
| 243 | penis | |
| 244 | death | |
| 245 | force, strength; energy | |
| 246 | a burn | |
| 247 | a burn (injury) | |
| 248 | saliva | |
| 249 | house | |
| 250 | bedroom | |
| 251 | floor, ground, surface; area; deck | |
| 252 | door | |
| 253 | wall | |
| 254 | wall | |
| 255 | table | |
| 256 | chair | |
| 257 | bench; bank | |
| 258 | bed; also 'placenta' | |
| 259 | box-bed — the enclosed wooden bed of the traditional Breton house | |
| 260 | spoon | |
| 261 | trowel (a mason's tool) | |
| 262 | knife | |
| 263 | cup, goblet | |
| 264 | bucket | |
| 265 | sideboard | |
| 266 | container, vessel; ship | |
| 267 | submarine | |
| 268 | glove | |
| 269 | clothes | |
| 270 | rope | |
| 271 | stick | |
| 272 | crutch | |
| 273 | harpoon | |
| 274 | crosier | |
| 275 | needle | |
| 276 | pliers, tongs | |
| 277 | candle | |
| 278 | computer | |
| 279 | flag | |
| 280 | statue | |
| 281 | book | |
| 282 | manual, handbook | |
| 283 | dictionary | |
| 284 | encyclopedia | |
| 285 | letter (a written message) | |
| 286 | letter (of the alphabet) | |
| 287 | card; map | |
| 288 | postcard | |
| 289 | bank card | |
| 290 | bank (the building) | |
| 291 | hotel, inn | |
| 292 | market | |
| 293 | district, quarter | |
| 294 | cape, promontory | |
| 295 | way, road, path | |
| 296 | railway | |
| 297 | bicycle (literally 'iron horse') | |
| 298 | two-wheeler | |
| 299 | tram | |
| 300 | boat | |
| 301 | tower | |
| 302 | cross; also 'pain' | |
| 303 | mosque | |
| 304 | hedge | |
| 305 | garden | |
| 306 | cattle shed, stable, pigsty; also the Christmas crib | |
| 307 | nest | |
| 308 | diamond | |
| 309 | steel | |
| 310 | iron; a horseshoe; a clothes iron | |
| 311 | lithium | |
| 312 | potassium | |
| 313 | hydrogen | |
| 314 | thresher, threshing machine | |
| 315 | bread | |
| 316 | gingerbread | |
| 317 | water; also rain, tears, sweat, saliva | |
| 318 | yellow tea | |
| 319 | coffee; the coffee bean or plant | |
| 320 | meat, flesh | |
| 321 | cheese; also 'regret' | |
| 322 | salt | |
| 323 | grain | |
| 324 | barley | |
| 325 | straw | |
| 326 | seed | |
| 327 | germ, seed | |
| 328 | crêpes (collective) | |
| 329 | a single crêpe (singulative of krampouezh) | |
| 330 | crêpe-maker (the person) | |
| 331 | crêperie, pancake house | |
| 332 | crêperie | |
| 333 | cake, bun, brioche | |
| 334 | kouign-amann — the Breton butter cake | |
| 335 | cake, pie | |
| 336 | black pudding, blood sausage | |
| 337 | white pudding | |
| 338 | a drop; a glass (of a drink) | |
| 339 | drink, beverage | |
| 340 | fruit (collective) | |
| 341 | a single fruit (singulative of frouezh) | |
| 342 | nuts (collective) | |
| 343 | a single nut (singulative of kraoñ) | |
| 344 | acorns (collective) | |
| 345 | a single acorn (singulative of mez) | |
| 346 | bananas (collective) | |
| 347 | a single banana (singulative of bananez) | |
| 348 | haw, the fruit of the hawthorn | |
| 349 | mushroom (literally 'toad's cap') | |
| 350 | sea | |
| 351 | island | |
| 352 | land | |
| 353 | earth, soil; the Earth; land, country | |
| 354 | world; universe | |
| 355 | continent | |
| 356 | sun | |
| 357 | moon | |
| 358 | galaxy | |
| 359 | clouds (collective) | |
| 360 | a single cloud (singulative of koumoul) | |
| 361 | rainbow | |
| 362 | snow | |
| 363 | snowball | |
| 364 | wind; also 'gas, flatulence' | |
| 365 | the northwest; the northwesterly wind | |
| 366 | west | |
| 367 | thunder | |
| 368 | lightning | |
| 369 | fire | |
| 370 | ash; fertilizer | |
| 371 | soot | |
| 372 | stone | |
| 373 | menhir — a single tall standing stone | |
| 374 | sand | |
| 375 | beach; sandbank; a grain of sand | |
| 376 | lake; also 'cover' | |
| 377 | grass (collective) | |
| 378 | a blade of grass (singulative of geot) | |
| 379 | grass (collective, variant of geot) | |
| 380 | a blade of grass (singulative of gwelt) | |
| 381 | foliage, leaves (collective) | |
| 382 | a leaf (singulative of del); also a slice | |
| 383 | oak | |
| 384 | sessile oak | |
| 385 | oak plantation, oakwood | |
| 386 | broom, the shrub Genista | |
| 387 | a single broom plant (singulative of balan) | |
| 388 | broom; bramble | |
| 389 | thorn; fishbone; the point of a sharp object; a snag or difficulty | |
| 390 | hemp, cannabis | |
| 391 | cannabis | |
| 392 | height, eminence; a mound | |
| 393 | animal | |
| 394 | dog | |
| 395 | female dog, bitch | |
| 396 | bloodhound | |
| 397 | otter (literally 'water dog') | |
| 398 | puppy, cub | |
| 399 | horse | |
| 400 | foal | |
| 401 | filly | |
| 402 | bull | |
| 403 | calf | |
| 404 | goat | |
| 405 | ram | |
| 406 | pigs, swine (collective); also gluttons, egoists | |
| 407 | mice (collective); also meatballs | |
| 408 | a mouse (singulative of logod) | |
| 409 | bats (literally 'blind mice') | |
| 410 | a bat (singulative of logod-dall) | |
| 411 | fox | |
| 412 | mole (the animal) | |
| 413 | mole | |
| 414 | hedgehog; also the sea perch | |
| 415 | rabbit | |
| 416 | deer | |
| 417 | lion | |
| 418 | eagle | |
| 419 | owl | |
| 420 | hawk; falcon; also 'washing, ablution' | |
| 421 | duck | |
| 422 | moorhen | |
| 423 | rooster; cuckoo; a tap; a shell; a cook | |
| 424 | snake | |
| 425 | toad | |
| 426 | snail | |
| 427 | butterfly; moth | |
| 428 | bees (collective) | |
| 429 | a single bee (singulative of gwenan) | |
| 430 | shark (literally 'sea wolf') | |
| 431 | cetacean, whale | |
| 432 | spiny lobster (literally 'sea goat') | |
| 433 | spiny lobster | |
| 434 | shoebill | |
| 435 | down — soft, fluffy feathers (collective) | |
| 436 | a single piece of down (singulative of marbluñv) | |
| 437 | to be | |
| 438 | to have; to get | |
| 439 | to do, to make; also the auxiliary used to conjugate any verb | |
| 440 | to go | |
| 441 | to come | |
| 442 | to come (variant of dont) | |
| 443 | can, to be able | |
| 444 | to know (a fact) | |
| 445 | to want | |
| 446 | to love | |
| 447 | to speak; to express oneself | |
| 448 | to speak, to talk, to converse | |
| 449 | to hear; to smell; to grant; to agree, to get along | |
| 450 | to see; to keep an eye on, to watch | |
| 451 | to see (variant of gwelet) | |
| 452 | to watch, to look at; to see; to concern; to consider | |
| 453 | to eat | |
| 454 | to drink | |
| 455 | to drink cider | |
| 456 | to sleep | |
| 457 | to stay, to remain | |
| 458 | to sit, to sit down | |
| 459 | to rise, to erect; to build; to lift; to compose; to earn | |
| 460 | to put, to set, to arrange, to make | |
| 461 | to give | |
| 462 | to send | |
| 463 | to find; to meet up with; to be at a place | |
| 464 | to search, to look for; to try; to cope | |
| 465 | to search, to investigate | |
| 466 | to learn | |
| 467 | to teach | |
| 468 | to write | |
| 469 | to study | |
| 470 | to think | |
| 471 | to believe; to think | |
| 472 | to sing | |
| 473 | to sing (variant of kanañ) | |
| 474 | to dance | |
| 475 | to dance | |
| 476 | to play | |
| 477 | to live; to feed | |
| 478 | to feed, to nourish | |
| 479 | to die | |
| 480 | to bear a child, to give birth | |
| 481 | to age, to grow old | |
| 482 | to buy | |
| 483 | to sell | |
| 484 | to load (a vehicle) | |
| 485 | to board, to load a vehicle | |
| 486 | to disembark, to debark | |
| 487 | to travel | |
| 488 | to fly | |
| 489 | to swim | |
| 490 | to row | |
| 491 | to move, to shift, to twitch | |
| 492 | to start, to begin | |
| 493 | to end, to finish, to conclude | |
| 494 | to open, to open up | |
| 495 | to choose, to opt | |
| 496 | to choose, to elect | |
| 497 | to choose, to select | |
| 498 | to choose | |
| 499 | to offer, to propose | |
| 500 | to announce | |
| 501 | to change, to modify, to edit | |
| 502 | to turn; to translate | |
| 503 | to create | |
| 504 | to print | |
| 505 | to telephone | |
| 506 | to add, to append | |
| 507 | to wash | |
| 508 | to clean | |
| 509 | to clean | |
| 510 | to cleanse, to purify | |
| 511 | to pollute | |
| 512 | to pollute, to dirty; to deceive, to trap | |
| 513 | to dirty | |
| 514 | to sew | |
| 515 | to sow | |
| 516 | to grind | |
| 517 | to roast | |
| 518 | to weigh | |
| 519 | to press | |
| 520 | to burn | |
| 521 | to rust | |
| 522 | to colour, to paint | |
| 523 | to strip the paint from | |
| 524 | to undress | |
| 525 | to throw | |
| 526 | to kill | |
| 527 | to attack | |
| 528 | to judge | |
| 529 | to respect | |
| 530 | to deceive | |
| 531 | to destroy | |
| 532 | to burst, to explode; to appear, to show oneself; to surge | |
| 533 | to flow, to move as a liquid | |
| 534 | to own, to possess; to adopt | |
| 535 | to chain, to shackle | |
| 536 | to unchain | |
| 537 | to hurry | |
| 538 | to worsen | |
| 539 | to assimilate, to become similar | |
| 540 | to differentiate | |
| 541 | to become yellow; to make yellow | |
| 542 | to blacken | |
| 543 | to foresee, to predict, to preview | |
| 544 | to spy | |
| 545 | to signal | |
| 546 | to twist | |
| 547 | to wink; to ogle | |
| 548 | to lick | |
| 549 | to prick | |
| 550 | to hunt rabbits | |
| 551 | to stand up to, to express objection | |
| 552 | to cuckold | |
| 553 | good | |
| 554 | good (variant of mat) | |
| 555 | bad | |
| 556 | bad, evil | |
| 557 | bad, mean, wicked; also 'very' as an adverb | |
| 558 | big | |
| 559 | small, little | |
| 560 | long | |
| 561 | short | |
| 562 | broad, wide | |
| 563 | narrow, cramped | |
| 564 | high | |
| 565 | deep | |
| 566 | big, thick; fat; dense; opaque | |
| 567 | thin, slender | |
| 568 | meagre, stingy, slim, weak | |
| 569 | heavy | |
| 570 | strong | |
| 571 | weak | |
| 572 | new | |
| 573 | old, ancient | |
| 574 | old, ancient | |
| 575 | young | |
| 576 | beautiful | |
| 577 | beautiful, fine | |
| 578 | pretty, attractive | |
| 579 | happy, glad | |
| 580 | sad | |
| 581 | easy | |
| 582 | difficult | |
| 583 | straight; right, fair; loyal; naive, simple | |
| 584 | right, true, correct | |
| 585 | necessary, obligatory | |
| 586 | full; complete | |
| 587 | entire, whole | |
| 588 | all | |
| 589 | other | |
| 590 | other (variant of all) | |
| 591 | similar, the same | |
| 592 | different, dissimilar | |
| 593 | close, next, intimate | |
| 594 | open | |
| 595 | ill, sick | |
| 596 | alive, living | |
| 597 | dead | |
| 598 | drunk, intoxicated | |
| 599 | drunk | |
| 600 | clean | |
| 601 | dirty | |
| 602 | dirty | |
| 603 | pure | |
| 604 | warm | |
| 605 | boiling hot | |
| 606 | cold | |
| 607 | dark | |
| 608 | slow | |
| 609 | late | |
| 610 | rich, wealthy | |
| 611 | dear | |
| 612 | fun, pleasant; interesting | |
| 613 | fantastic, outstanding | |
| 614 | sweet | |
| 615 | sweet, gentle | |
| 616 | juicy, succulent | |
| 617 | sharp | |
| 618 | round | |
| 619 | curved | |
| 620 | bald | |
| 621 | blind | |
| 622 | deaf | |
| 623 | mute | |
| 624 | bearded | |
| 625 | senile | |
| 626 | arrogant; hard | |
| 627 | stubborn, obstinate | |
| 628 | capricious | |
| 629 | humble | |
| 630 | mysterious, secret | |
| 631 | mysterious, secret | |
| 632 | holy, sacred | |
| 633 | precious | |
| 634 | visible | |
| 635 | invisible | |
| 636 | invisible | |
| 637 | clear, distinct; clear (of skies); clean, healthy (of food) | |
| 638 | critical | |
| 639 | left | |
| 640 | white | |
| 641 | black; also 'swollen', 'starved' | |
| 642 | red | |
| 643 | red | |
| 644 | yellow | |
| 645 | blue; green (of natural things) | |
| 646 | green (of artificial things) | |
| 647 | brown | |
| 648 | grey; mouldy | |
| 649 | bluish, greyish, greenish | |
| 650 | bluish, greyish, greenish | |
| 651 | yellowish | |
| 652 | yellowish | |
| 653 | yellowish | |
| 654 | masculine | |
| 655 | feminine | |
| 656 | feminine | |
| 657 | national | |
| 658 | constitutional | |
| 659 | civil, civilian | |
| 660 | public, open | |
| 661 | general; universal | |
| 662 | main, principal | |
| 663 | natural | |
| 664 | bilingual | |
| 665 | of or from Léon, one of the four Breton dialect regions | |
| 666 | Breton | |
| 667 | Gaulish | |
| 668 | Albanian | |
| 669 | Russian | |
| 670 | episcopal | |
| 671 | earthy; earthly | |
| 672 | watery, aquatic, hydrated; humid | |
| 673 | sandy | |
| 674 | ferrous, ferruginous | |
| 675 | atomic | |
| 676 | isotopic | |
| 677 | neutronic | |
| 678 | spoon-shaped | |
| 679 | featherless | |
| 680 | monosyllabic | |
| 681 | disyllabic | |
| 682 | quadrisyllabic | |
| 683 | pentasyllabic | |
| 684 | here | |
| 685 | there | |
| 686 | far | |
| 687 | very | |
| 688 | many, a lot | |
| 689 | a bit, few | |
| 690 | few, a small quantity | |
| 691 | quite, enough | |
| 692 | so, as — the equality adverb; also exclamative and negative uses | |
| 693 | also | |
| 694 | even | |
| 695 | completely, entirely, totally | |
| 696 | generally, mostly, usually | |
| 697 | generally, mostly, usually | |
| 698 | unfortunately, alas | |
| 699 | mutation — the change to a word's initial consonant | |
| 700 | change | |
| 701 | grammar | |
| 702 | pronunciation; also separation, detachment | |
| 703 | algebra | |
| 704 | plural | |
| 705 | suffix | |
| 706 | lesson; the moral of a story | |
| 707 | given name | |
| 708 | nickname | |
| 709 | word | |
| 710 | song | |
| 711 | song | |
| 712 | hymn | |
| 713 | bagad — a Breton pipe band | |
| 714 | poetry | |
| 715 | painting | |
| 716 | oil painting | |
| 717 | history | |
| 718 | a piece of news | |
| 719 | information | |
| 720 | use | |
| 721 | link | |
| 722 | law | |
| 723 | agreement, pact | |
| 724 | civil solidarity pact (the French PACS) | |
| 725 | solidarity | |
| 726 | association | |
| 727 | military service | |
| 728 | civil service | |
| 729 | respect | |
| 730 | result, outcome | |
| 731 | end | |
| 732 | introduction, opening | |
| 733 | trick, tip | |
| 734 | growth | |
| 735 | mass | |
| 736 | critical mass | |
| 737 | atomic nucleus | |
| 738 | neutrons (collective) | |
| 739 | a single neutron (singulative of neutron) | |
| 740 | isotope | |
| 741 | debt | |
| 742 | economy | |
| 743 | mathematics | |
| 744 | physics | |
| 745 | chemistry | |
| 746 | geography | |
| 747 | archaeology | |
| 748 | anthropology | |
| 749 | zoology | |
| 750 | oceanography | |
| 751 | marine biology | |
| 752 | mineralogy | |
| 753 | conchology | |
| 754 | theology | |
| 755 | aesthetics | |
| 756 | epistemology | |
| 757 | dendrochronology | |
| 758 | energetics | |
| 759 | homophony | |
| 760 | priesthood | |
| 761 | humanity | |
| 762 | goodness, goodwill | |
| 763 | bilingualism | |
| 764 | cleanliness | |
| 765 | idleness | |
| 766 | indignation | |
| 767 | stinginess, parsimony | |
| 768 | caprice, whim | |
| 769 | drunkenness | |
| 770 | love | |
| 771 | victory; a victor; superior | |
| 772 | a piece, a part; a crumb | |
| 773 | a little bit | |
| 774 | a bit | |
| 775 | thing | |
| 776 | judo | |
| 777 | chess |