abat
Verb (transitive)English:to discourage, depress
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Louisiana Creole words starting with “A”
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abatwa
NounEnglish:slaughterhouse
abichud
AuxiliaryEnglish:to be used to, accustomed to
abitasyon
NounEnglish:habit, custom
abitud
adjectiveEnglish:used (to)
abitud; labitud; labichud
regular verbEnglish:accustom
Synonyms:habit
“Mo té pe pa kasé mô labichud.”
— I could not break my habit.
abitudmon, dabitid
prepositionEnglish:usually
abiyé; shanjé
regular verbEnglish:put
Synonyms:get dressed
“(irreg) mèt (sô) linj ònn”
— put on one's clothes
abiyé; shanjé; mèt (sô) linj
regular verbEnglish:dress
Synonyms:put clothes on
Antonyms:get undressed; take clothes off
“Li shanj byin.”
— He dresses well.
“Apré lévé, li abiyé pou kouri a lékòl.”
— After waking up, she got dressed to go to school.
abize
Verb (transitive)English:to abuse, take advantage of
abouti
regular verbEnglish:come to a head
“Sô bobó té aboutí é mo té gin pou krazé li.”
— His sore came to a head and I had to crush it.
absòlumen, abséluman
adjectiveEnglish:absolutely
“Sô shamb té absòlumen sal.”
— Her bedroom was an absolute mess.
ache
Noun PhraseEnglish:to buy
achté
NounEnglish:buyer
administre
Verb (transitive)English:to anoint