Dublex Definitions

jam [Widely international term for "yam", ultimately from Mandingo (Bambara) 'ñambu', extant in Arabic, Russian, Spanish, English, et al.] tuber -- a swollen, fleshy, typically subterranean stem such as the potato and yam, bearing buds from which new shoots grow

jamad [From Arabic /jamad/ and Hindi /jama/.] freeze -- the act of freezing; the state of being frozen

jamadbacar [freeze+bovine] musk ox

jamadbad [freeze+body-part] gland that stimulates hibernation in animals (possibly hypothetical gland)

jamadbin [freeze+building] igloo -- an Eskimo hut built of blocks (usu. sod or snow) in the shape of a dome

jamadcalot [freeze+dog] arctic fox (Alopex)

jamadcatoh [freeze+cat] snow leopard (Uncia)

jamadcon [freeze+{opposite}] melt

jamaddit [freeze+digit] fjord

jamaddoj [freeze+precipitation] sleet -- frozen rain

jamaddoj [freeze+precipitation] hail

jamaddoj [freeze+precipitation] snow

jamaddojmemb [freeze+precipitation+item] snowflake

jamadhir [freeze+bird] penguin -- a flightless bird that inhabits (among other places) frozen Antarctic regions.

jamadlangmovhim [freeze+{long-object}+movement+tool] ski -- one of a pair of long items placed under the feet for maneuvering down snow- or ice-covered hills

jamadlet [freeze+{diminutive}] frost

jamadmalactvic [freeze+milk+vehicle] ice-cream truck

Jamadmarconu [freeze+ocean+{opposite}] Antarctica

Jamadmarconu [freeze+ocean+{opposite}] Antarctic

jamadmin [freeze+fish] icefish

jamadmirg [freeze+deer] reindeer (Rangifer)

jamadmuh [freeze+rodent] lemming -- a rodent that inhabits arctic regions, known for their mass migrations.

jamadnatin [freeze+nation] crisis -- an unstable situation of extreme danger or difficulty, especially when a large group (nation) of people stop (freeze) and react together

jamadnontlic [freeze+negation+liquid] antifreeze

jamadperm [freeze+permanent object] glacier -- an enormous slowly moving mass of ice

jamadsint [freeze+science] cryogenics

jamadsisp [freeze+insect] ice bug (order Grylloblattodea)

jamadtemp [freeze+time] ice age, glacial period, glacial epoch -- any period of time during which glaciers covered a large part of the earth's surface

jamadton [freeze+{augmentative}] hypothermia

Jamadvatnatinu [freeze+water+nation] Iceland

jamadvic [freeze+vehicle] ski

jamadvodvic [freeze+body-of-water+vehicle] iceboat

jamil [From Arabic /jamil/.] beauty -- qualities that give pleasure to the senses

jamilcaras [beauty+love] vanity -- feelings of excessive pride in one's appearance

jamilcon [beauty+{opposite}] ugliness

jamilcon [beauty+{opposite}] ugliness -- qualities that do not give pleasure to the senses

jamilconpird [beauty+{opposite}+object] blemish, blot -- mark or flaw that spoils the beauty of something

jamili [beauty+{verb}] S is beautiful in aspect O

jamillet [beauty+{diminutive}] cute object -- someone or something that is cute

jamillic [beauty+liquid] make-up; foundation cream; cosmetics

jamilmulp [beauty+performance] ballet

jamilpant [beauty+plant] ornamental -- a plant grown for aesthetic rather than food, drug, fabric, etc. purposes

jamilsint [beauty+science] cosmetology

jamilsint [beauty+science] aesthetics

jamiltomletpart [beauty+atom+{diminutive}+part] charm-quark

jamilton [beauty+{augmentative}] cosmetic device or method

Jamsispu [tuber+insect] Jerusalem cricket; potato bug (family Gryllacrididae)

jamvic [tuber+vehicle] the proverbial turnip truck

jant [From Hindi /zhantu/ and Russian /zhivotna/, both from Indo-European *gwei- and therefore cognate to Latin vita_, Greek _bio-_ and English _quick_).] animal, animate being, beast, brute, creature, fauna -- a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

jantbez [animal+absence] extinction

jantbeztemp [animal+absence+time] the Azoic

jantcah [animal+{abstraction}] animality

jantcah [animal+{abstraction}] organism

jantcah [animal+{abstraction}] animality

jantcals [animal+class] species

jantcals [animal+class] animal species

jantcals [animal+class] some level between species and phylum

jantcals [animal+class] taxon -- any unit used in the science of biological classification (taxonomy)of animals, which have a universally recognized heirarchy

jantcalslet [animal+class+{diminutive}] species

jantcalston [animal+class+{augmentative}] animal classification or group of similar animal species

jantcalston [animal+class+{augmentative}] phylum

jantcisidvat [animal+acid+water] urine

jantcisidvati [animal+acid+water+{verb}] urinate, pee, piddle, micturate

jantgarm [animal+communication-unit] animal sounds

jantlet [animal+{diminutive}] organism -- any form of life (plant, animal, fungus, bacterium, alga or protozoan)

jantlet [animal+{diminutive}] organism

jantletcomanja [animal+{diminutive}+eating+{noun-modifier}] filter-feeding

jantletmemb [animal+{diminutive}+item] cell -- the smallest living component of an organism

jantpant [animal+plant] flora and fauna

jantranmater [animal+injury+matter] venom -- the poison produced naturally by the bodies of certain animals (usually snakes, arachnids or coelenterates)

jantsint [animal+science] zoology

jantteror [animal+fear] zoophobia

jeb [Afghan-Dari 'jeb', Albanian 'xhepi', Arabic (Egyptian) 'ge^b', Arabic (Iraqi) 'jayb', Arabic (Levant) 'z^aybe', Arabic (Syrian) 'z^eeb', Arabic (Gulf) 'jeeb', Arabic (Morocccan) 'z^ib', Azerbaijani 'cib' /djib/, Bosnian 'dz^ep', Bulgarian 'job', Croatian 'dz^ep', Fulani 'jiiba', Georgian 'jibe', Hindi 'je'b', Hungarian 'zseb', Kannada 'jeebu', Khowar 'jib', Kurdish 'ce^b' /djeb/, Macedonian 'tseb', Modern Greek 'tsepi', Nepali 'jeb', Nubian 'g^eb', Panjabi 'jeb', Persian 'jib', Pushtu 'je:b', Serbian 'dz^ep', Somali 'jeeb-ka', Telegu 'jeebu', Turkish 'cep' /djeb/, Turkmen 'jübi' and Urdu 'je'b'. Source: Leo Moser, The Acadon System.] pocket -- a small pouch in a garment for carrying small articles

jebbad [pocket+body-part] marsupium; pouch -- the fold of skin on certain animals (as marsupials) that forms a pocket for the keeping of young

Jebfabjantu [pocket+creation+animal] Pokémon (registered U.S. trademark of Nintendo) -- general name given to the many creatures found in the Pokémon universe, which is the subject of video games, trading card games and cartoons

jebfib [pocket+amphibian] marsupial frog (Gastrotheca)

jebforl [pocket+flower] corsage -- a flower pinned near the breast pocket on a boy's jacket by his date

jebhir [pocket+bird] pelican

jebmam [pocket+mammal] marsupial -- a mammal that gives birth to small, underdeveloped young, which complete their development in a pouch.

jebmuh [pocket+rodent] gopher -- a kind of rodent with cheek pouches for storing food.

jebtam [pocket+expensive object] pocket watch -- a watch that is carried in a small watch pocket

jebtiger [pocket+tiger] thylacine -- a Tasmanian marsupial carnivore of the genus Thylacinus that resembles a dog with tiger stripes

Jebtigernatinu [pocket+tiger+nation] Tasmania

jel [From Russian /jelt/, reinforced by pattern of /y/ being borrowed as /j/ from English 'yellow', Italian 'giallo'.] yellow -- the quality or state of the chromatic color resembling the hue of sunflowers or lemons

jelbamub [Translation of Mandarin Chinese huáng lí etymon huáng zhú, yellow bamboo.] whangee -- any Asian bamboo of the genus Phyllostachys

jelbamubhim [yellow+bamboo+tool] whangee -- a walking stick made from the woody stem of bamboo of the genus Phyllostachys

jelcirvfurt [yellow+curve+fruit] banana

Jelhildcahu [yellow+shield+{abstraction}] Turks & Caicos (TCA)

jelhir [yellow+bird] canary

Jelhiru [yellow+bird] Kiribati (KIR)

Jeljeltonrunu [yellow+yellow+{augmentative}+red] Lithuania (LTU)

Jellunu [yellow+moon] Malaysia (MYS)

Jelmanshiru [yellow+meat+bird] Egypt (EGY)

jelnerdarmin [yellow+black+stripe+fish] angelfish (family Pomacanthidae)

jelnil [yellow+blue] green

Jelnilcartu [yellow+blue+card] Green Card

jelnilrept [yellow+blue+reptile] green lizard (Lacerta viridis)

jelnilroc [yellow+blue+rock] emerald

Jelnilrunu [yellow+blue+red] Colombia (COL)

jelnogmin [yellow+limb+fish] yellowfin tuna

Jelnortcarsnilu [yellow+north+cross+blue] Sweden (SWE)

jelrun [yellow+red] orange -- a color intermediate between red and yellow

Jelsircu [yellow+circle] Palau (PLW)

Jelsolmanshiru [yellow+Sun+meat+bird] Kazakhstan (KAZ)

Jeltarlunu [yellow+star+moon] Mauritania (MRT)

Jeltarnilsircu [yellow+star+blue+circle] Ethiopia (ETH)

Jeltartoplevu [yellow+star+top+left] Nambia (NAM)

Jeltigertonu [yellow+tiger+{augmentative}] Sri Lanka (LKA)

Jeltonbanerletu [yellow+{augmentative}+flag+{diminutive}] Libya (LBY)

Jeltonjelnilu [yellow+{augmentative}+yellow+blue] Gabon (GAB)

Jeltonvodconu [yellow+{augmentative}+body-of-water+{opposite}] Christmas Islands (CXR)

Jeltoppantsircu [yellow+top+plant+circle] Eritrea (ERI)

Jelvatvicu [yellow+water+vehicle] Saint Pierre & Miquelon (SPM)

Jelvodconu [yellow+body-of-water+{opposite}] Cyprus (CYP)

jelvov [yellow+egg] yolk, vitellus -- nutritive material of an ovum stored for the nutrition of an embryo, especially the yellow mass of a bird or reptile egg

jib [Blend of Mandarin Chinese /jiie/ and English 'job'.] task, work, chore, job, assignment -- a specific piece of work done as a duty or for a fee

jibbeza [task+absence+{noun-modifier}] lazy

jibcah [task+{abstraction}] used exclusively for advanced mathematics finals

jibcon [task+{opposite}] enjoyable task; a labor of love. Most often used by the Dublex counterpart to Tony Robbins

jiblet [task+{diminutive}] word mothers use to describe to children the act of making their beds, wives use to describe to their husbands the act of mowing the lawn, and husbands use to describe to their wives the act of - well, never mind

jibnic [task+worker] technician -- a professional or skilled worker of specific tasks

jibpubilc [task+public good] civil service -- those branches of government work that are not judicial, legislative or military; such workers are usually hired on the basis of competitive examinations

jibsint [task+science] engineering -- a systematic study of work or specific tasks

jibsint [task+science] ergonomics

jibteror [task+fear] ergophobia

jibton [task+{augmentative}] word children use to describe making their beds, husbands use to describe mowing the lawn, ... etc. Also used to describe the fuest (c.f.) by the guy who has to clean up afterwords

jor [From Hindi /zhor/, with initial /zh-/ in Mandarin Chinese /zhye/.] connection, joint -- the shape or manner in which things come together and a connection is made

jorbacform [connection+alphabet+form] cursive -- a style of writing in which all the letters in each word are connected to the previous and following letters

jorvocset [connection+word+set] compound dictionary -- the list of Dublex words formed from roots