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Haitian Creole is a French based creole spoken in Haiti, located on the western three-eighths of the island known as Hispaniola.[1][2] The façon de parler is a result of the gradual change of the French dialect of Franco-European colonists by African and Creole slaves (African slaves native to the island). This change includes the speaking of French vocabulary in an African (Fon) syntax.

Standard FrenchFongbeHaitian Creole
Ma poule (my chicken)Koklo che (Koklo = chicken / che = my)Poul mwen (Poul = chicken / mwen = my)

As well as the addition of a pluralization marker like the Fongbe word le.

Standard FrenchFongbeHaitian Creole
Mes bécanes (my bikes)Keke che le (my bikes)Bekàn mwen yo (my bikes)

This practice of using a pluralizing marker can also be found in Jamaican (English) Patois.

Standard EnglishJamaican Patois
My FriendsMi fren dem

The gradual abbreviation of the early French patois also included the shortening of certain French phrases into Tense markers such as:

M'ape manje / M'ap manje - I'm eating (Which comes from the Old Phrase: Je suis après manger, Creolized as Moi après manger, Then: Mouen apé manjé, also appearing as: M’ape manje, M’ap manje or Mwen ap manje) (Ape comes from the phrase: être après and ap is its more common and even further abbreviated form)

In addition to the African syntax and the use of tense and pluralizing markers, a practice of West African languages, Haitian Creole also has a considerable amount of lexical Items from many languages, most notably from various West African languages, Old and Norman French, Taino, Spanish and Portuguese amongst others (English, Arab etc.). These entered Creole through interaction between various people who spoke these languages from colonial times to modern time.

  • 3Time and Date
  • 5Adjectives
  • 7People and family
  • 8Country
  • 9World
  • 11Nature
    • 11.2Plants
    • 11.4Trees
    • 11.7Animals
  • 12Foods
    • 12.4Alimentary groups
  • 13Fruits, vegetables, grains and legumes
    • 13.1Fruits
  • 15City and places
  • 16School
  • 17House
  • 19Body
  • 20Health

Numbers[edit]

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0zero [zèwo]10dis20ven30trant40karant50senkant60swasant70swasanndis80katreven90katrevendis
1en / yon11onz21venteyen31tranteyen41karanteyen51senkanteyen61swasanteyen71swasantonz81katreven en91katrevenonz
2de12douz22vennde32trannde42karannde52senkannde62swasannde72swasanndouz82katrevende92katrevendouz
3twa13trèz23venntwa33tranntwa43karanntwa53senkanntwa63swasanntwa73swasanntrèz83katreventwa93katreventrèz
4kat14katòz24vennkat34trannkat44karannkat54senkannkat64swasannkat74swasannkatòz84katrevenkat94katrevenkatòz
5senk15kenz25vennsenk35trannsenk45karannsenk55senkannsenk65swasannsenk75swasannkenz85katrevensenk95katrevenkenz
6sis16sèz26vennsis36trannsis46karannsis56senkannsis66swasannsis76swasannsèz86katrevensis96katrevensèz
7sèt17disèt27vennsèt37trannsèt47karannsèt57senkannsèt67swasannsèt77swasanndisèt87katrevensèt97katrevendisèt
8uit [wit] / iwit [ywit]18dizuit28ventuit38trantuit48karantuit58senkantuit68swasantuit78swasanndizuit88katreven uit98katrevendizuit
9nèf19diznèf29ventnèf39trantnèf49karantnèf59senkantnèf69swasantnèf79swasanndiznèf89katrevennèf99katrevendiznèf
#Haitian Creole
100san
1.000mil
10.000dimil
100.000sanmil
1'000.000milyon
1.000'000.000milya
#nimewo / chif
#Haitian Creole
1st - firstpremyè [premye / pwemye]
2st - seconddezyèm
3st - thirdtwazyèm
4st - fourthkatriyèm
5st - fifthsenkyèm

[]: another way of writing it, with a similar or identical pronunciation

Colours[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
koulèColor
jònYellow
bleBlue
wouj [rouj]Red
vèt (vè)Green
vyolètPurple
oranj [zoranj]Orange
blanWhite
nwaBlack
woz / roz [ròz]Pink
mawonBrown
griGrey
bèjBeige
turkwazTurquoise
ble marenNavy blue
movMauve
krèmCream
vèt olivOlive
wouj grenaMaroon

Time and Date[edit]

Time and Date[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
lè (è) / zè / tan / èdtanHour, Time
datDate
jounenWorking day
semèn / senmennWeek
wikenn / fen semènWeekend
ane (an) / lamenYear
segonn [segond / sekond]Second
minitMinute
jodi a (jodi)Today
ayè (yè)Yesterday
demenTomorrow
matenMorning
midiNoon
aprèThen
ta [reta / an reta] / apremidi [aprèmidi]Afternoon, Late
aswè / sware (swa)Evening
lannwit (nwit) / lanuit / lan nuit (nan nuit)Night, Night time
minwi [minui]Midnight
vakansVacation
pitaLater
kounye a [kounya]Now
lepasePast
avniFuture
prezan / laPresent
bonè [byen bonè] / annavansEarly
lè sa a / epi / alò / ebyenSo
lajAge
kòmansmanBeginning
fenEnd
toujouForever
pa janmNever
ankòYet, Still
fwaTime
pafwaSometimes
souvanOften
tandiske / pandan / alòskeWhile
byento / vit / rapidSoon
deseniDecade
syèkCentury

Days of the week[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
jouDay
lendiMonday
madiTuesday
mèkrediWednesday
jediThursday
vandrediFriday
samdiSaturday
dimanchSunday

Months of the year[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
mwaMonth
janvyeJanuary
fevryeFebruary
masMarch
avrilApril
meMay
jenJune
jiyèJuly
out / dawou (daou)August
septanmSeptember
oktòbOctober
novanmNovember
desanmDecember

Verbs[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
vèbverb
seto be (copula)
yeto be (only in the end of the sentence)
genyen (gen) / posede / fè lajanto have, to earn, to win
touche / manyento touch
chitato sit
dito tell
maladto sick
manjeto eat
rete (ret)to stop, to stay
kourito run
koucheto lie down (to sleep)
vini (vin) / revenito come, to become
ale (al) / prale (pral)to go
rete trankilto be quiet
pranto take
paseto pass
leveto get up
rekonètto recognize
sedeto give up
touye / tiyeto kill
frapeto hit
retounento return
laveto wash
kwèto believe
louweto praise
dweto must
kacheto hide
benyento bath
melanjeto mix
redwito reduce
retireto remove
konnen (konn)to know, to know how
mantito lie (to say untruth)
respireto breathe
chanjeto change
egzije [ekzije]to demand
edeto help
remèsyeto thank
voteto vote
bouleto be managing
santito feel
gadeto look, to watch
douleto hurt
chouteto kick
koupeto cut
kwit manje / fè manjeto cook (food), to prepare (food)
prepareto prepare
fimento smoke
ataketo attack
otorizeto authorize
kriyeto cry
achteto buy
raleto pull
pouseto push
releto call
netwayeto clean
chwazito choose
louvrito open
fèmento close
gouvèneto govern
fòseto coerce, to force
eseye / pwouveto try
fini (fin)to finish
obeyito obey
pinito punish
fè konfyans / konfyeto trust
konsoleto comfort
priyeto pray
patajeto share
pwofiteto take advantage of
pati / kiteto leave, to depart
mourito die
fè desen / traseto draw, to sketch
bwèto drink
tonbeto drop, to fall
anbaketo embark
chajeto load
desannto go down
monteto board
seche / sèkto dry
antoureto surround
koreto support, to reinforce
mandeto ask
paleto speak
to see
fèt (fè)to do, to make
fabriketo make
padoneto forgive
konprannto understand
vleto want
etidyeto study
aprannto learn
bezwento need
fètto be born
abiteto live somewhere, to inhabit
vivto live
enprimeto print
vannto sell
chache [chèche]to search, to look for
fatigeto tire out
travayto work
aksepteto accept
viziteto visit
renmen / damouto like, to love
peyeto pay
resevwato receive
tandeto hear
panseto think
ekrito write
bay / ban (ba)to give
jwi / jiwi / rejwi / benefisyeto enjoy
dòmito sleep
antreto enter
rito laugh
manketo lack
mantito lie
move / facheto upset
vòlèto steal
vwayajeto travel
lito read
pèdito lose
pote / mennento bring
laveto wash
anpecheto forbid, to prevent
chanteto sing
kozeto cause
riveto arrive
repozeto rest
depanseto spend
tèsto test
katyouleto calculate
koleto paste
rayito hate
soveto save
sonjeto remember
voyeto send
bouleto burn
sotito exit
dezireto wish
pwomètto promise
reklameto request
blame / joureto blame
nyeto denie
konsèyto advice
sourito smile
voleto fly
najeto swim
kenbeto hold, to be hanging on
sweteto hope
jwenn / twouve / rankontreto find, to get
mòdeto bite
kap / kapab (ka)to be able, to can
mete (met)to put, to insert
macheto walk
dòloteto pamper
jweto play
kondwito drive
tradwito translate
kòmanse / statto start
bwoseto brush
efaseto delete
kouteto listen
plento fill
swiv [suiv] / kontinyeto follow
mezireto measure
kiltiveto cultivate
grandito grow
ajito act
touseto cough
ofrito offer
reponnto respond
refize [refise]to refuse

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Adjectives[edit]

Opinion and personality[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
adjektifadjective
bongood
movebad, groggy, sulky
fasileasy
difisilhard, difficult
vre [vrè]true
fofalse
kòrèkright
kapabable
malwrong
lis / mousoft
itiluseful
lan / lantslow
initiluseless
bonmachecheap
chèexpensive
selèbfamous
enkoniunknown
diferandifferent
enteresaninteresting
amizan / takenfunny, playful
anwiyeboring, dull
neglijans / enpridancareless
atantifcareful
malonètdishonest
pesimismpessimistic
chichmiserly
lachcoward
egoyisselfish
pareselazy
enpasyanimpatient
saf / anvigreedy, eager
rankinyeresentful
anvyeenvious
jaloujealous
tetistubborn
nayifgullible
rechiyafussy
awogan [arogan]arrogant
pretansyeconceited
posesifpossessive
emabkind
anbisyeambitious
fèrvanfervent
atantifattentive
sòssaucy
avanturadventurous
filesharp
klèbright
entelijancantankerous
prevnanthoughtful
matblunt
san pityecallous
fèbweak
depanndependent
diskrèdiscreet
distandistant
ezitehesitant
polipolite
chamancharming
tripòtnosy
balansebalanced
boisterous
twouflaky
seryepicky, serious
eksperyansexperienced
sortanoutgoing
konfyansreliable
jeneregenerous
imajinatifimaginative
entèlijansmart
san reflechiimpulsive
anfanschildish
sanzarèrestless
malveyanspiteful
deplezannasty
mechanmean
fyèproud
pasyonepassionate
sasisassy
pozitifpositive
snobbisnobby
rechiyafussy
pèsuadeconfident
sansibsensible
siseptibsensitive
emosyoneemotional
janti / zanmitayfriendly
timidshy
maladwaclumsy
trankilquiet
vakabonnaughty
bravbrave
vif / vivanlively
sensèsincere
onèthonest
sonmsomber
bon goudelicious
degoutandisgusting
pwòp / netwayeclean
saldirty
bèl / joli / bobeautiful, nice, handsome
lèdugly
espesyalspecial
etranj / rastrange, rare
frefresh
pi bonbest
pi malworst
reyèlreal
aktyèlcurrent
sekrèsecret
valabvaluable
senpsimple
efikasefficient
danjeredangerous
pèsonèlpersonal
teribterrible
enkwayabamazing
supèrbmagnificent
nòmalnormal
bwinoisy
atireattractive
sajwise
foucrazy
eksiteexcited
elokaneloquent
gravserious
kourajcourage
kyiyèl / mechancruel
avègblind
klèclear, light, bright
vyèyfispinster

Quantitative[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
kantitequantity
anpil / plizyè / pakètmany, much, a lot of, so, so much
kèksome
nenpòtany
okennnone
kelkea few
yon ti kras [ti kras / ti kal / ti / ti piti]a little
plenfull
vidempty
aseenough / quite
trèvery
anyennothing
jisfair
mwensless
apènbarely
kèk bagaysomething
twòptoo
preskèalmost
konsaso
sèlmanonly
plis ou mwensmore or less
ti kras pa ti krasslowly
omwenat least

Sport[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
espòsport
jwèplayer
twofetrophy
medaymedal
foutbòlsoccer
bezbòlbaseball
litwrestling
abitreferee
foutbòl amerikenfootball
volebòlvolleyball
tenistennis
rigbirugby
boksèboxing
najeswimming
baskètbòlbasketball
bilyarbilliards
altewofiliweightlifting
gòlfgolf
krikètcricket
viktwavictory
defètdefeat
skorbordmarker
echèkchess
atlètathlete
chanpyonchampion
chanpyonachampionship
ligleague
ekipteam
konpetisyontournament
primprize

People and family[edit]

Family[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
fanmi [fanmiy]family
pitit gasonson, son-in-law
pitit fidaughter
pitit / timounchildren, child
papafather
manmanmother
frèbrother
sister
matantaunt
tonton / monnonkuncle
kouzencousin (male)
kouzincousin (female)
nevenephew
niwès / nyèsniece
granpapa / granpègrandfather
granngrandmother
mari / mouchehusband
madanmwife
ti bebe (bebe)baby
parenngodfather
marenngodmother
paranparent
pitit pititgrandchild
pitit pitit gasongrandson
pitit pitit figranddaughter
bofrèbrother-in-law, stepbrother
bèlsèsister in law
bopèfather in law
bèlmèmother in law
entèferistepsister
jimotwin (man)
jimêltwin (woman)
relatifrelative

People[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
moun / pèpperson, people
limanitehumanity
maskilenmasculine
feminenfeminine
nonname
siyatisurname, family name, signature
granmounadult
jènyoung
ansyenold
nouvonew
zanmifriend
lènmi (lenmi) / lennmi (ennmi)enemy
vwazenneighbour (male)
vwazinneighbor (female)
amoure / menajboyfriend
amourèz / menajgirlfriend
ti gason [jèn gason] / bwayboy
ti fi / djalgirl
gason / nonm / nèg / zòmman
fanm / fiwoman
mesyesir
dammrs, lady
madammiss
endijènindigenous
maryajmarriage
koup / pècouple
sèl / selibatèsingle
maryemarried
divòsedivorced
manmmember

Profession[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
pwofesyonprofession
travayèemployee
ouvriyeworker
avokaattorney, lawyer
mizisyenmusician
doktèdoctor
ekrivenwriter
konpozitècomposer
jijjudge
bòsboss
aktèactor
aktrisactress
chofèdriver
sikològpsychologist
desinatècartoonist, draftsman
kwafèhairdresser
enfimyènurse
atizancraftsman, artisan
pilòtpilot
ponpyefirefighter
atisartist
achitèkarchitect
jounalisjournalist
gardyenconcierge
enjenyèengineer
fotografphotographer
sòldasoldier
polisyepolice (member)
chantèsinger
dansèdancer
tayètailor
kòdonyeshoemaker
politikpolitician
vandèseller
anonseannouncer
antreprenèbusinessman
eskòtshooting guard
dantisdentist
politisyenpolitician
mesajedelivery courier
kizinyecook (male)
kizinyècook (female)
powètpoet

Feelings[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
santimanfeeling
anfòmwell
byenfine
trissad
kontanhappy
facheangry
egare / gaga / meleconfused
poukontlonely
fristrasyonfrustration
konfòtabcomfortable
cherisweetie
plezipleasure
rankingrudge
kòlèrage
tristèssadness

Religion[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
relijyonreligion
leglizchurch
syèlheaven
lanfèhell
katedralcathedral
tanptemple
lamèsmass
priest
kwacross
NwèlChristmas
sovèsavior
sinagògsynagogue
moskemosque
ounsiVaudou practitioner
ounganmale Vaudou priest
manbofemale Vaudou priest
wangaVaudou charm or relic
Dye [Bondye]God (in Catholicism and Vaudou)
loa [lwa] / mistèspirits in Vaudou that act as intermediaries between Bondye and humanity
zanjangel
demondemon
dyabdevil
pakeaster
majikmagic
sòsyèwitch
majisyensorcerer
pwofètprophet
seremoniritual
nanmsoul
lesprispirit
fantomghost
ke Bondye beni ouGod bless you
amènamen
KretyenChristian

Country[edit]

Country[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
peyicountry, homeland
konstitisyonconstitution
konstitisyonèlconstitutional
repiblikrepublic
repiblikenrepublican
souverèntesovereignty
souverensovereign
ideolojiideology
ideolojikideological
kominotecommunity
teritwaterritory
teritoryalterritorial
senbòlsymbol
lapèpeace
dwarights
lalwa (lwa)law
leta (eta)state
initeunity
nasyonnation
nasyonalnational
nasyonalitenationality
liberasyonliberation
drapoflag
imanthem
devizmotto
libetèliberty
egaliteequality
fratènitefraternity
istorikhistorical
rad de bracoat of arms
pouvwapower
legallegal
tribinal [tribinèl] / lakoucourt, tribunal
palèpalace
pouvwa egzekitifexecutive power
pouvwa lejislatiflegislative power
pouvwa jidisyèpower of attorney
koperativcooperative
mouvmanmovement
pati politikparty
patispasyonparticipation
sosyetesociety
sitwayencitizen
elektrikelectric
imigrasyonimmigration
emigrasyonemigration
paspòpassport
teritwaterritory
eleksyonelection
kanpagncampaign
kandidacandidate
rediksyonreduction
ogmanteincrease
grèvstrike
janti [jantile]demonym
fwontyèborder
rejyonregion
gouvènmangovernment
kabinècabinet
gouvènmantalgovernmental
administrasyonadministration
kapitalcapital
demokrasidemocracy
piblikpublic
priveprivate
lokallocal
etranjeforeign
prezidanpresident
pwemye minisprime minister
minisminister
ministèministry
jistisjustice
kilticulture
kominikasyoncommunication
afè etranjèforeign affairs
sendikalabor union
defansdefense
edikasyoneducation
fòmasyon pwofesyonèlvocational training
sekirite sosyalsocial security
afè sosyalsocial affairs
travo piblikpublic works
enteryèinterior
resous natirelnatural resources
enstitiinstitute
agrikiltifarming, agriculture
depatmandepartment
awondismanarrondissement
komincommune
palmanparliament
senasenate
chanm depitechamber of deputies
senatèsenator
depitedeputy
lagèwar
diktatèdictator
diktatidictatorship
koudetacoup d'etat
koripsyoncorruption
laprèspress
nouvèlnews
ijansemergency
krizcrisis
oligachioligarchy
aristokrasiaristocracy
kontaminasyoncontamination
polisyonpollution
endijanindigent
ilegalillegal

History[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
istwahistory
endepandansindependence
endepandanindependent
revolisyonrevolution
revolisyonèrevolutionary
ewohero
eritajheritage
liberatèliberator
fondatèfounder
dekouvètdiscovery
konkètconquest
wayòmkingdom
waking
anpiempire
anperèemperor
abolisyonabolition
esklavslave
esklavajslavery
bataybattle
emansipasyonemancipation
liberasyonliberation

Economy[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
ekonomieconomy
lajancurrency
kredicredit
salèsalary
travaywork
devlopmandevelopment
rabèdiscount
richrich
pòvpoor
pansyonpension
pwodwiproduct
dètdebt
enpòteimportation
ekspòtasyonexportation
takstax
pwofigain, profit
bidjèbudget
povretepoverty
lib / gratisfree
priprice
petwòlpetroleum
enflasyoninflation
koutimcustoms
finansfinance
chomajunemployment
monopolimonopoly

Security[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
sekiritesecurity
lamearmy
lamarin (marin)navy
fòs de lèair force
fòs lamearmed forces
lapolis (polis)police
kòmandancommander
amiraladmiral
lyetnanlieutenant
sèjansergeant
krimcrime
vòlstole
vyolansviolence
vyolans seksyèlgender violence
vyolans domestikdomestic violence
pinisyonpunishment
zamweapon
teworisterrorism, terrorist
ensekiriteinsecurity

World[edit]

Countries[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
AyitiHaiti
AfganistanAfghanistan
AjantinArgentina
Albani [Albany]Albania
Almay [Lalmay]Germany
AngletèEngland
AngolaAngola
AzerbaydjanAzerbaijan
BelizBelize
BèljikBelgium
BoliviBolivia
BosniBosnia
BrezilBrazil
ChiliChile
DanmakDenmark
Ejip [Lejip]Egypt
EkwatèEcuador
Emira ArabUAE
EndoneziIndonesia
Etazini [Lèzetazini / Ozetazini / Ozetazuni]USA
EtyopiEthiopia
Filipinn (Filipin)Philippines
Frans [Lafrans]France
GiyànGuyana
GhanaGhana
GroenlannGroenland
GwatemalaGuatemala
HondurasHonduras
Ikrèn [Ukrèn]Ucraine
IrakIrak
IranIran
IrigweUruguay
Israel [Izaryèl / Izrayèl / Izrayel]Israel
ItaliItaly
JamayikJamaica
JaponJapan
JòdaniJordan
KanadaJordan
KanbòdjCambodia
KatarQatar
KazakstanKazakhstan
KenyaKenya
Kiba [Kuba]Cuba
KolonbiColombia
KongoDROC
Kore di NòDPRK
Kosta RikaCosta Rica
LachinChina
LagrèsGreece
LaswisSwitzerland
LibanLebanon
LiberyaLiberia
LibiLibya
LityaniLithuania
MonakoMonaco
MongoliMongolia
MontenegwoMontenegro
MozanbikMozambique
MyanmarMyanmar
NamibiNamibia
NepalNepal
Nijè / NijeryaNigeria
Nikaragua [Nikaragwa]Nicaragua
NoriegaNorway
OngriHungary
OstraliAustralia
OugandaUganda
OuzbekistanUzbekistan
PakistanPakistan
PalestinPalestine
PanamaPanama
ParagweParaguay
PewouPeru
Peyiba [Peyi-Ba]Netherlands
PolòyPoland
PòtigalPortugal
Potorik [Pòtoriko]Puerto Rico
RwandaRwanda
SengapourSingapur
Sid-KoreyenSouth Korea
SlovakiSlovakia
Sloven [Sloveni]Slovenia
SomaliSomalia
SoudanSudan
Soudan SidSouth Sudan
TadjikistanTajikistan
TahitiTahiti
Taiwann [Taywann]Taiwan
Tannzani [Tanzani]Tanzania
TaylandThailand
TiniziTunisia
TirkmenistanTurkmenistan
TogoTogo
Vatikan [Vatican]Vatican
VyetnaVietnam
Venezwela [Venezyela / Venezuela]Venezuela
YemenYemen
ZanbyZambia

Continents[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
KontinanContinent
Afrik [Lafrik]Africa
Ewop [Ewòp / Lewòp]Europe
LamerikAmerica
Oseani [Oseyani]Oceania
AziAsia

Directions[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
direksyondirection
adrèsaddress
devanin front of
apre / dèyèafter, behind
anvan [avan]before
dwatright
gòchleft
soutèt / anlè / anyo / anro [anwo]above, up, over
anba / desannbelow, down, under
deyòoutside
anndan [andedan]inside, in
alantou / otou / anviron [anviwon]around
souon
akotebeside
isithere
la / labathere
lwenfar
prè [touprè]near
anfasin front
north
sidsouth
lwèswest
lèseast
nòdwèsnorth west
nòdèsnorth east
sidwèssouth west
sidèssouth east

Nature[edit]

Nature[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
natinature
zeklèlightning
rivyèriver
lanmèsea
loseyan (oseyan)ocean
laklake
mòn / montanymountain
marekajswamp
plajbeach
forèforest, jungle
dezèdesert
bwawood
ròch [wòch]stone, rock
tanpèt / lorajstorm
latè (tè) / terenearth, ground
etwal [zetwal / setwal]star
rivaj / kòtcoast
labè (bè) / rad / gòlfbay, gulf
lonbraj [lonbray]shadow
lil (il) / zileisland
limyèlight
vòlkanvolcano
lemonn [monn / mond]world
siklòn / tònadhurricane, tornado
tranbleman tèearthquake
tranblemantremor
sechrèsdrought
inondasyonflood
difefire
atmosfèatmosphere
anviwònmanenvironment
savann / platovalley, plateau
laboumud
lakansyèl (akansyèl)rainbow

Plants[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
plantplant
toufbush
kaktiscactus
foujèfern, bracken
chanpiyonfungus
zèbgrass, herb
mousmoss
lyèivy
kannsugar cane
ortinettle
pikanthistle, thorn
rajeweed
tabaktobacco
kreson franswatercress
trèflclover
mantpeppermint, mint
flè sovajwild flower

Parts of a plant[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
boujonbud
fèyleaf
polènpollen
petalpetal
rasinroot
pyestalk
tijstem

Flowers[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
flèflower, blossom
eyècarnation
krizantèmchrysanthemum
krokuscrocus
jonkiyisdaffodil
dalyadahlia
pisanlidandelion
jeranyomgeranium
tiliptulip
flè solèysunflower

Trees[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
pyebwatree
sannash
sèdcedar
pichpenfir
epinhawthorn
lacholime
chèn [bwa chèn / bwadchèn / pye bwadchenn]oak
palmyepalm
pye penpine
sikomòsycamore

Parts of a tree[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
ekòs / pobark
branchbranch
sèvsap
choukstump
kòftrunk

Weather[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
klimaweather, climate
lete (ete)summer
prentanspring
lotòn (otòn)autumn
livè (ivè) / frediwinter
solèy (sole)sun
lalinmoon
nwajcloud
laplirain
syèlsky
nèjsnow
cho / tyèdwarm
chalèwarmth, heat
frètcold
vanwind
bwouyafog
vagwave
glase / konjilefreeze
tanperatitemperature
degre sèlsiyiscelsius degress
lè solèy kouchesunset
solèy levesunrise
fè nwadark
nwasèdarkness
lajounen [lajounin]daytime
douvanjoudawn

Minerals and metals[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
mineralmineral
metalmetal
gold
ajansilver
kwivcopper
asyesteel
iron
chaboncarbon
lozanjdiamond
aliminyòmaluminum
zenkzinc
plonlead
fèblantin
nikèlnickel
iranyòmuranium

Animals[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
bèt / zannimo [animal]animal
chòvsouritbat
bourikdonkey
gorilgorilla
kochonpig
badyèrbadger
lezalizard
krapo / grenouyfrog
gazèlgazelle
toro [towo / towo bèf]bull
igwananaiguana
kalmason [kalmanson]snail
souritmouse
ekirèychipmunk, squirrel
worm
renafox
fòkseal
ratrat
gine kochonguinea pig
chamocamel
zandolitanolis

Domestic animals[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
bèt kaydomestic animal
maskotpet
chen [chyen]dog
ti bourikfoal
poul / manman poulchicken, hen
bèf [manman bèf] / vachcow, ox
ti bèfcalf
moutonsheep
ti mouton / ayolamb
kodennturkey
kannaduck
kanètduckling
kòkrooster, cock
chatcat
kabritgoat
ti kabritkid
chwal [cheval / chival]horse
lapenrabbit
zwagoose
amstèhamster
milètmule

Wild animals[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
bèt sovajwild animal
tigtiger
lousbear
sèfdeer
zèbzebra
koulèvsnake
louwolf
kangouwoukangaroo
jirafgiraffe
elefanelephant
makakmonkey
lyonlion
kwokodil [krokodil]crocodile
rinoseròsrhino
ipopotamhippopotamus
leyopaleopard

Marine animals[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
bèt lanmèmarine animal
pwasonfish
rekenshark
lanmè tòtisea turtle
tòti / tchòtchòttortoise
woma / nòvèj womalobster
zetwal / etwal lanmèstarfish
morswalrus
kribichshrimp
dofendolphin
balènwhale
tontuna
somonsalmon
sardinsardine
poulpoctopus
krabcrab
aranherring

Birds[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
zwazobird
chwèt / koukouowl
rosiyòl [wosiyòl]nightingale
sigòystork
pelikanpelican
otrichostrich
grigrifalcon
jakoparrot
kolibri / kolobrithummingbird
èg / malfinieagle
pijondove
pengwenpenguin
kònèy / kaw / boustabakraven
pentadhelmeted guineafowl
perichparakeet

Insects[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
ensèkinsect
foumiant
gèpwasp
myèlbee
ravètcockroach
moustik / marengwenmosquito
papiyonbutterfly
zariyen [zaryen / zarenyen] / anasispider
koksinèlladybird
mouchfly
papiyon lanpmoth
sotrèlgrasshopper
eskòpyonscorpion
skarabebeetle
koukouyfirefly
cheni [chini]caterpillar

Space[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
plas / espasspace
planètplanet
galaksigalaxy
meteyoritmeteorite
mèkimercury
venisvenus
masmars
jipitèjupiter
satinsaturn
iranisuranus
neptinneptune
plitonpluto
gravitegravity
atmosfèatmosphere

State of matter[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
eta matyèstate of matter
solidsolid
likidliquid
gazgas
plasmaplasma

Foods[edit]

Foods of the day[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
repa / lamanjay / manjefood
manje maten / dejnen [dejne] / kolasyonbreakfast, appetizer
manje midi / dejenelunch
dinedinner
goutesnack
desèdessert

Flavors[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
gouflavor
doussweet
sale [salé]salty
asidacid
anmèamer
pikantspicy
natirèlnatural
atifisyèlartificial

Cooking method[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
metòd pou kwit manjecooking method
frifried
griyeroast, toast
blanchimilled
fimensmoked

Alimentary groups[edit]

Cereals[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
diririce
espagetispaghetti
makawonimacaroon
avwanoat
pòmdetè krazemashed potatoes

Meats and legumes[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
vyann / chèmeat, flesh
pwa nouris (pwa)bean, pea
nèj pwasnow pea
zeegg
janbonham
bekonn / labacon
boulètmeatball
vyann bèf atèground beef
sosissausage, salami
sosis sanblood sausage

Dairy products[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
letyedairy products
fwomajcheese

Oils and fats[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
lwil [luil]oil
butter
sòs / sokoupsauce
vinègvinegar
grèsgrease
moutadmustard
mayonèzmayonnaise
kètchòp / sòs tomatketchup
sòs soyasoy sauce
biskit [biswit]cookie, biscuit
sirèt / bonboncandy

Others[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
soyasoy
jenjanmginger
konfitijam
marinaddressing, adobo
bouyonbroth
babekyoubarbecue
koupe frètstiff
sandwichsandwich
djondjonmushroom
soup [lasoup]soup
fwidmèshellfish
fwi lanmèseafood
saladsalade
chokolachocolate
vaniyvanilla
epis [zepis]spice
sèlsalt
siksugar
karamèlcaramel
jelejelly
poudingpudding
kannèlcinnamon
chiklètbubble gum
gatocake
pitzapizza
manje vitfast food
anmbègèhamburger
chen chohot dog
tatpie
siwosyrup
gimovmarshmallow
beyedonut
konpòtecompote
pòpkònpopcorn

Fruits, vegetables, grains and legumes[edit]

Fruits[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
fwifruit
pòmapple
bannann [bannan]banana, plantain
chadèkgrapefruit
zoranjorange
rezen [rezon]grape
sitwon [sitron]lemon
pwa / poupear
prin / sigwalplum
grenadpomegranate
papaypapaya
mandarenmandarin
gavav [gwayav]guava
kiwikiwi
mango (mang)mango
temaren [tamaren]tamarind
frèzstrawberry
franbwazraspberry
lichlychee
serizcherry
mitiyblueberry
melon fransmuskmelon
melon dlowatermelon
karanbòlcarambola, star fruit
zabrikoapricot
ananapineapple
aryereblackberry
kokoye / kòkcoconut
pèchpeach
kajoucashew nut
fig frans [fig]fig
gwaranaguarana
kachiman kanèlsugar-apple
cherimoyakachiman
datdate
grenadyapassion fruit
loninoni
kakawocacao
labapen / ab-a-penmarang
kowosòl [korosòl]soursop
kenèpgenip
woukouachiote

Nuts[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
nwanuts
zanmannalmond
nwazèthazelnut
pistachpistachio, peanut
pinèz nwapine nut
noutmèg / miskadnutmeg
karnayecaraway

Vegetables[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
legim / vejetalvegetable, legume
tomattomato
silantrocoriander
pèsiparsley
letilettuce
choucabbage
epina [zepina]spinach
kawòtcarrot
olivolive
zonyononion
laygarlic
aspèjasparagus
konkonb [konkonm]cucumber
chou flècauliflower
zabokaavocado
berejenn [berejèn]eggplant
zukèinizucchini
pòmdetèpotato
joumoupumpkin
tchilichili
kapsikomcapsicum
pwav / pimanpepper, paprika
bwokolibroccoli
pòmdetè doussweet potato
patat / patat douspotato (sweet potato)
kasav / manyòkyucca
sèlri [seleri]celery
yanmyam
atichoartichoke
radiradish
militonchayote
kè palmisheart of palm
bètravbeet
pwaro [pwawo]leek
pwa vètgreen bean
navètturnip
gonbookro
tawotaro

Grains and legumes[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
grenngrain, berry, seed
blewheat
nouynoodles
penbread
meyi [mayi]corn
lòj (òj)barley
lantiylentils
farinfluor
sereyalcereal
oublionshop
maltmalt

Beverages[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
bwason [bweson / breson]beverage, cocktail
dlowater
jijuice
lètmilk
byèbeer
divenwine
sodasoda
bwason gazez / kolapop, soft drink
limonadlemonade
kafecoffee
tetea
likèliqueur
yogoutyogurt
krèmcream
krèm glaseice cream
maltemilk shake
alkòlalcohol
glasice
poud jipowdered juice
konyakcognac
wonm [ronm]rhum

City and places[edit]

City[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
lavil (vil)city
ibenurban
popilasyonpopulation
distridistrict
meri [mèri]townhall
majistramayor
otoriteauthority
bouk / vilajvillage
lakayhome
ibanizasyonurbanization
katyeneighborhood
lari (ri)street
avnuavenue
wout [rout]route
chimenroad
gran wout / otowoutfreeway
platfòmplatform
akdukaqueduct
koneksyon wifiwifi connection
modpas wifiwifi password
rezo wifiwifi network
gaz natirèlnatural gas
sèvisservice
komèscommerce
endistriindustry
kompanyi (konpayi)company
touristourism
destinedestination
zònzone
paryebet
jwèt chansgaming
elektrisiteelectricity
katmap
sèvis twalèttoilet, sanitary service
fatratrash
kanpman (kan)camp

Places[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
koteplace
plas [laplas]square
lopitalhospital
klinikclinic
famasipharmacy
lekòl segondèhigh school, lyceum
inivèsiteuniversity
akademiacademy
bibliyotèklibrary
libreribookstore
atelyeworkshop
bijoujewelry
depodepot
pakpark
pwovizyongrocery
chapantyecarpentry
lòtel (otèl)hotel
konstwiksyonconstruction
faktori / izinfactory
bankbank
boulvaboulevard
pobridge
sinemacinema
sous dlofount
falighthouse
biwo [biro]office
jijecourt
èpòt / ayeropò [ayewopò / aryopò]airport
jaden botanikbotanic garden
pati / fètparty
kanavalcarnival
kwafeurbarber shop
pisinswimming pool
sirkcircus
port
makèt [mache]market
sipèmakètsupermarket
lapèchfishery
simetyèr [simtyè]graveyard
mizemuseum
teyat [teat]theatre, theater
biwo lapòspost office
nayklibnightclub
kazinocasino
enprimeprinting
echanj valèstock exchange
kafeteryacafeteria
estatistatue
monimanmonument
sitadèlcitadel
chatocastle
palèpalace
restoranrestaurant
sant komèsyalmall
kafe / bistropub
komisaryacommissariat
motèlmotel
pakinparking lot
kantincanteen
jeryatrikgeriatric
boulanjebakery
magazen / boutikstore, shop
estasyon ponpyefire station
estasyon lapolispolice station
estasyon trentrain station
estasyon gaz / ponp gazfuel station
anbasadembassy
bwasribrewery
konsèconcert
jadengarden
pepinyèkindergarten
zwolòjik (zou)zoo
veterinèveterinary
estadstadium
zòn gratisfree zone
bilding / gro kay / edifis / batimanbuilding
boutik bouchebutcher shop
magazen jwèttoy store
magazen soulyeshoe store
magazen mizikmusic store
magazen radclothing store
magazen mèbfurniture store
prizonjail

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Transport[edit]

Haitian CreoleEnglish
transpò [transpè]transport
machin / oto / vwativehicle, car
bisiklètbike
motosiklètmotorcycle
taksitaxi
batoship, boat
trentrain
wagonwagon
avyonairplane
elikoptèhelicopter
kamyontruck, lorry
vwalyesailboat
otobisbus
fizerocket
anbilansambulance
vesovessel
kamyonètvan
distansdistance
siyal trafiktraffic signal
limyè trafik [limyè sikilasyon] / semafòtraffic light
konjesyon trafiktraffic congestion
aksidanaccident
pave / asfaltpavement
tinèltunnel
stasyon bisbus stop
tikèticket
kawotchoutire, hose
pasajepassenger
kònhorn

School[edit]

School[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
lekòlschool
salklasclassroom
pwofesèteacher
etidyan [etidyant] / elèvstudent
direktèdirector
aprantiapprentice
aprantisajlearning
diplòmdiploma
kreyonpencil
plimpen
glòbglobe
sakbag
sèrvyètbriefcase
malèt / valizsuitcase
livbook
kreyon koulècrayon
katoncardboard, paperboard
règruler
valiz lekòlbackpack
kayenotebook
kalifikasyonqualification
diksyonèdictionary
ansiklopediencyclopedia
devwahomework
agrafstapler
tayesharpener
likid koreksyoncorrection fluid
sizoscissors
baton lakòlglue stick
twonbònpaperclip
gòm [gonm]eraser
papye / wòlpaper
tablochalkboard
plim makèmarker pen
pentipainting
memwamemory
ar [la]art
filozofiphilosophy
edikasyon fizikphysical education
biyolojibiology
jewografigeography
trignometritrigonometry
aritmetikarithmetic
kalklicalculus
aljèbalgebra
lankink
ekspresyonexpression
nitrisyonnutrition
manjefeeding
lide (ide)idea

Reading and language[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
lektireading
langajlanguage
lètletter
mo / pawòlword
vokal / vwayèlvowel
vokabilèvocabulary
alfabèalphabet
konsònconsonant
dot / pwonpoint
aksanaccent
koma / vigilcoma
vwavoice
sonsound
tèkstext
òtografspelling, orthography
kaligraficalligraphy
konjigezonconjugation
silabsyllable
romannovel
powèmpoem
pwezipoetry
kont / istwatale, story
sinonimsynonymous
antonimantonym
gramègrammar

Maths[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
matematikmaths
sòmsum
fè soustraksyonsubtraction
miltiplikasyonmultiplication
divizyondivision
plisplus (+)
mwensminus (-)
fwatimes (x)
divize padivided by (÷)
egal a...is equal to... (=)
se pa egal a...is not equal to... (≠)
pi gran paseis greater than (>)
gen mwens paseis less than (<)
fraksyonfraction
rasin karesquare root
koucheset
pwobabiliteprobability
mwatyehalf, medium
kantitequantity
minimòmminimum
maksimòmmaximum
mwatyehalf
estatistikstatistic

Geometry[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
jeometrigeometry
fòm / fasonshape
sèkcircle
karesquare
triyang [triangil]triangle
rektangrectangle
piramidpyramid
ovaloval
kibcube
esfèsphere
silenncylinder
flècharrow
paralelogramparallelogram
trapèztrapezium
pentagònpentagon
egzagòn [ekzagon]hexagon
oktagònoctagon
angangle
krehollow
solidsolid
apiksteep
platflat
koubecurved
kwochi [krochi]crooked
tou dwatstraight
konikconical
esferikspherical
silendrikcylindrical
kabinècubicle
ronround

Measures and sizes[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
mezimeasure
gwosèsize
gwo [gro] / grandbig, great
pitilittle
ti / tou pititiny
enòmenormous, huge
wotè (ro / wo) / granntayheight, tall
kilomètkilometer
mètmetre
santimètcentimetre
milimètmillimeter
pousinch
longèlength
lajèwidth
gra [gro]fat
mens [mins] / mègskinny, thin
volimvolume
onsounce
litlitre
galongallon
kilokilo
gramgram
laj [lajè]large, wide, broad
louheavy
lejelight
pwèsthick
wohigh
balow
koutshort
long / lontanlong
etwat [etwa]narrow
fon / platdeep, shallow

Music[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
mizikmusic, musical
enstrimaninstrument
enstriman kòdstring instrument
enstriman vanwind instrument
enstriman pèkisyonpercussion instrument
òkèsorchestra
akòdeyonaccordion
violon [vyolon]violin
gitaguitar
hapharp
tanbourentambourine
saksofònsaxophone
klavyekeyboard
trombontrombone
pyanopiano
twonpèt [tronpèt]trumpet
ksilofònxylophone
obeoboe
flitflute
tanboudrum
klòchbell
ògorgan
mikwofònmicrophone

Science[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
syansscience
selilcellule
bakteribacterium
jèmgerm
atòmatom
nwayonucleus
etensèlspark

House[edit]

House[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
kayhouse
lojmanliving place
devwaduty
apatmanapartment
bagaything, object
pòtdoor
fenètwindow
chèzchair
tabtable
plafon / do kayroof
chanmroom
sal manje [sal a manje]dinning room
lasal (sal)living room
patyo / lakouplayground
kabannbed
vansilatèfan
zòryepillow
balkonbalcony
tab linightstand
anpoul limyèlight bulb
lanplamp
kamera fotografi (kamera) / kodakphotographic camera, camera
revèy / lòlòj [lòlòy / òlòj]clock
klozèt / plakacloset
griyajgrid
klekey
radyoradio
televizyontelevision
entènètinternet
antènantenna
òdinatè / konpitècomputer
modepas [mo de pas]password
miraywall
vazflower vase
telefònphone
entelijan telefònsmartphone
telefòn selilècell phone
telefòn mobilmobile phone
kadnalock
etajè radcoat rack
pi lejèlighter
kouvètiblanket
detèjandetergent
ranyoncloth
balebroom
pyès monnen (monnen)coin
bil / bilyèbanknote
tchekecheck
jounalnewspaper
magazinmagazine
kwazecrossword
soup lètalphabet soup
jwèttoy
boulball
balonballoon
poupedoll
mabmarble
loteri (lotri)lottery
devinètpuzzle
bengobingo
pokèpoker
dominodomino
brikbrick
simancement
plastikplastic
sigarètcigarette
garajgarage
ensektisidinsecticide
èkondisyone / friz / kilmatizèair conditioner
bokitpail
bwatbox
ekranscreen
tiwadrawer
kechenkey chain
resiklajrecycling
antreentrance
sòtiexit
konpak diskcompact disc
ekipman sonstereo
koridòhall
nechèlstairs
etajfloor
poud / pousyèpowder
mesajmessage
pakepackage
bwat postalmailbox
kwencorner
kadogift
siflètwhistle
bibon / bibwonbaby bottle
alamalarm
wouleroll
ornemanornament
echèlladder
onbrèl / parapliumbrella
odè [lòdè]odor
kalandriyecalendar
asiransinsurance
chandèlcandle
cheminechimney

Kitchen[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
kwizin / kizin[lakizin]kitchen
plak / plat / asyètplate
vè / vitglass
tascup
sèvyèt / moso twalnapkin, towel
aparèy kayhousehold appliance
krichpitcher
fouoven
recho [recho a gas]stove
frijidèfridge
sentiskillet
bòlbowl
pocooking pot
kiyèspoon
fouchètfork
koutoknife
kouvercutlery
panye [panyen]basket
boutèybottle
platotray
vesocontainer
kanistècan
tiyèteapot

Bathroom[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
saldeben / watè / komòd / twalètbathroom
twalètcleanliness, toilet
douchshower
tiyo / wobinètfaucet
koulehandwash
savonsoap
chanpoushampoo
razwarazor
ridocurtain
tapirug, mat
miwa / glasmirror
papye twalèt / papye ijenik (jenik)toilet paper
bwòs dantoothbrush
pat dantifristoothpaste
penyhair comb
dezabiye / moumou / ròb de ben / sakbathrobe
beny / benbath
basentub
savon platsoap holder
eponjsponge
makiyajmakeup
deodorandeodorant
talktalcum powder
pwodui kosmetikcosmetics

Tools[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
zoutitool
matohammer
nwa / vis / elisscrew
penspliers
mayètmallet
mezi tepmeasuring tape
klespanner, wrench
boulonbolt
tournevis / tounavisscrewdriver
rachaxe
filyarn
zegisewing needle
de / bagthimble
machin pou lavewashing machine
aspiratèvacuum cleaner
konpacompass
rapòtèprotractor
souduresoldering
asanblaj pwanstitching awl
penspincers
klounail
rapgrater

Rural[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
seksyon riralrural
peyizanfarmer
fèmestate
moulenwindmill, mill
lwil oliv moulenoil mill
traktètractor
lakoucorral
kostalisack, bag
brouètwheelbarrow
kabwacart
bokitbucket

Clothing[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
radclothes, clothing, dress
chemizshirt
mayot-shirt
pantalonpants
soulyeshoe
wòbdress
chènchain
chosètsock
koutbreeches
kalsonunderpants
sandal / sapatsandal
linètglasses
chandaysweater
bikinibikini
kilòtpanty
chòtdeben / kostim de ban / rad pou benyenswimsuit
sentiron [sentiwon] (senti)belt
bòtboot
inifòmuniform
slipunderpants
jipskirt
bout pantalonshorts
segondè talon / talon kikik / soulye talonhigh heeled
bouchoncap
chapohat
jakèt / dyakètjacket
kashelmet
gangloves
kolyenecklace
kagoulbalaclava
enpèmeyab [enpèrmeabl] / padesi [padsi]raincoat
pantoufslippers
broch [bròch]brooch
brasle [braslè]bracelet
bagring
zannoearrings
soutyenbra
mantocoat
kouchètdiaper
kòsaj / blouzblouse
pijama [pidyama]pajamas
kravat / kòltie
pòtfèywallet
kostim / vès konplèsuit
echapscarf
survetmantracksuit
moufmittens
vèst / jilevest, cardigan
degizecostume
perik / fò chevewig
bonèt [bone]bonnet
pòchpocket
mouchwahandkerchief
lasèt soulyeshoelace
maskmask
kouwòncrown

Body[edit]

Body[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
body
zobone
pwatrinchest
heart
zo kòtrib
zo rèl do [zo do]spine
poumonlung
bra [bwa]arm
koudelbow
kòf lestomak [estomak / lestomak]stomach
fwaliver
vantabdomen
renkidney
tripintestine
basenpelvis
blad pipi (blad)bladder
janmleg
jenouknee
cheviy (chevi) / je pyeankle
jenital / pati privegenital
penispenis
vajenvagina
tetebreast
pyefoot
talonheel
zòtèytoe
zepòlshoulder
lonbrit [lonbrik]belly button
sentiwaist
ranch (anch)hip
dèyèbuttock
skelètskeleton
sanblood
swesweat

Hand[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
menhand
dwètfinger
klou / zongfingernail
dwèt pousthumb
dwèt endèksindex finger
dwèt kèmiddle finger
dwèt bagring finger
dwèt ti kraspinkie, little finger
jwenti dwèt / oslèknuckle
ponyètwrist

Head[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
tèthead
dantooth
figiface
bouchmouth
sèvobrain
zo tèt [zo bwa tèt]skull
po bouch [pobouch] / lèvlip
chevehair
langtongue
nennose
zòrèyear
zye [je]eye
sousieyebrow
labab (bab)beard
moustachmoustache
mantonchin
souflètcheek
kalòtslap

Senses of the body[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
sans kò yosenses of the body
goutaste
see
manyentouch
santismell
koutehear

Health[edit]

Health[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
santehealth
lavi (vi)life
vaksenvaccine
gericure
medikamanmedicament, medicin
kabinè medikamanfirst aid kit
tèmomètthermometer
pipètpipette
serengsyringe
kapòt [kapot]condom
odèointment
pwodwi santemedical devices
dyagnostikdiagnosis
antibyotikantibiotic
an sante / gayahealthy
vitaminvitamin
pwoteyinprotein

Disease[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
maladidisease
maladsick
gripflu
lafyèvfever
kòlècholera
dyarediarrhea
SIDASIDA
epatithepatitis
maladi mantalmental illness
lensomniinsomnia
eskizofrenischizophrenia
virisvirus
malnitrisyonmalnutrition
obeziteobesity
boulimibulimia
alèjiallergy
kansècancer
touscough
swafthirst
grangouhungry
doulèpain

Others words[edit]

Haitian creoleEnglish
paskebecause
kèlkeswawhatever
kòmas
depifrom
nanin, of
aat
sepandanhowever
te pèdilost
vit / presefast
tou dousmanslowly
yon ti bagaya little thing
toualso
mwen menm touI also
wiyes
nonno
siif
a mwens ke / sof keunless
chakeach
mwen pa konnenI don't know
pa / poufor, to
yon kesyona question
toutall
yon fwaonce
menbut
oswaor
yon moun [youn moun]someone
okenn bagaynothing
okenn mounno one
tout mouneverybody
pèsonn [pèsòn / pèsò] / pa gen moun / okenn mounnobody
nenpòt kimounanyone
tanpriplease
pi granhigher
selonaccording
erèerror
dejaalready
momanmoment
te jwennfound
veritetruth
petètmaybe
sèten / sisafe
egalequal
ak / avèkwith
sou / deabout
pi lwen pase / o delabeyond
kontagainst
apa deapart from
sanwithout
san fenendless
fotfault
jouk / jus / jiskauntil
soti nanout of
se pou tèt sathus
mèvèywonder
lòtother
menm si / byen kealthough
ant / antrebetween
tou deboth
ansanmtogether
menmsam
ak / epi / eand
atravèthrough, across
toward
yon randevouan appointment
an plis / de tout fasonbesides
dakòin agreement
soti isit laget out
pwoblèmproblem
kozcause
sajèswisdom
rezonreason
padonpardon, forgiveness
valèvalue
chajload
pozpause
siksèsuccess
defichallenge
pito / olye deinstead of
sou konton account of
rilaks / detannrelax
dènyelast
vyeold

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Creole words of African origin[edit]

  • Akasan // From Edo – Akasan // n. corn pudding
  • Akra n. a malanga fritter
  • Anasi // From Asante – Ananse // n. a spider (The French derived term is, zarenyen)
  • Bòkò // From Fongbe – Bokono // n. a sorcerer (The French derived term is, sósié)
  • Chouk // From Fulani – Chuk // v. to pierce, to poke / n. a poke (The French derived term is, piké)
  • Chouc-chouc // From Fulani – Chuk // v. to have sex
  • Manbo // From Kikongo – Mambu + Fongbe – Nanbo // n. a Vaudou priestess
  • Marasa // From Kikongo – Mabasa // n. twins (The French derived term is, joumo)
  • Ouanga/Wanga n. a Vaudou charm or relic
  • Oungan // From Fongbe // n. a Vaudou priest
  • Ounsi // From Fongbe // n. a Vaudouisant
  • Yo // From Fongbe – Ye // pron. They(‘re), them, their (Yo is also placed after a noun for pluralization purposes, from example: Liv – Book / Liv yo – Books. The French derived term, zot, is used in some parts of Haiti)
  • Zonbi //From Kikongo – Nzumbi // n. a ghost, a soulless corpse or living dead

Creole words of Old French origin[edit]

  • Ap // OFr. Être après // - present tense marker (the more common and abbreviated form of the word, apé)
  • Ape // OFr. Être après // - present tense marker
  • Gouye // Norman Fr. Griller – to slide, to slip // v. to gyrate (one’s waist), to have sex
  • Pral // OFr. Être après aller // adj. To be going to / - future tense marker
  • Rele / Yele / Ele // OFr. Héler // v. to call, to yell
  • T’ap // OFr. Avoir esté après // - Imperfect tense marker
  • Te // OFr. Avoir esté // - Past tense marker

Creole words of Taino origin[edit]

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  • Anakaona // Ana kaona – Gold flower // n. a very beautiful woman
  • Anana n. a pineapple (Became part of standard French)
  • Ayiti n. Haiti
  • Babako // Barbakoa – A Taino roasting process // n. a feast
  • Bohio // Bohio – Home, house // n. Haiti
  • Kako // Buticaco or Heiticaco // n. a bumpkin, someone from the countryside
  • Kalalou n. okra, also a soup that includes okra and crab among other ingredients,known as gumbo in Louisiana
  • Kanari n. a clay jug
  • Kolibri n. a humming bird (Became part of standard French, it is also called, zoizo ouanga or ouanga négès)
  • Koukouy // Kokuyo // n. a firefly
  • Kounouk // Konuko // n. a shack
  • Lanbi/Lambi n. conch, a conch shell
  • Mabi n. a type of drink
  • Mabouya // Mabuya – a Ghost, evil spirit // n. a lizard
  • Sanba/Sanmba n. a musician or poet

Creole words of English origin[edit]

  • Bokit // n. bucket[3]
  • Kannistè // n. tin can[3]
  • Bank // n. bank[4]

Creole words of Portuguese origin[edit]

  • Ba // Dar – to give // v. to give
  • Kachimbo n. a pipe used for smoking tobacco
  • Mantèg // Manteiga // n. lard, butter (The French derived term for butter is, bé / beu)
  • Pikini // Pequenino // n. a child (The more common French derived terms are, pitit & ti moun)
  • Tchipe/Tchwipe / Tchupé // Chupar – to suck // v. to suck one’s teeth (at)

Creole words of Spanish origin[edit]

  • Bosal // Bozal // adj. to be savage (The French derived term is, sovaj)
  • Sapat // Zapatos or zapatillas // n. slippers
  • Tchakleta // Chancleta // n. a certain type of sandal

In Haitian creole the Spanish suffix -ador (pronounced in Creole as adò) is sometimes placed in combination with a French verb to describe someone who performs a certain action.

  • Abladò // Hablador // n. a speaker (person), someone who talks a lot
  • Babiadò / Babyadò // Fr. Babiller + Sp. –ador // n. a constant complainer
  • Bliyadò // Fr. Blier + Sp. -ador // n. a forgetful person
  • Kouchadò // Fr. Coucher + Sp. –ador // n. a sleepyhead, one who sleeps a lot

References[edit]

  1. ^Dardik, Alan, ed. (2016). 'Vascular Surgery: A Global Perspective'. Springer. p. 341. ISBN9783319337456. Retrieved 8 May 2017.
  2. ^Josh, Jagran, ed. (2016). 'Current Affairs November 2016 eBook'. p. 93. Retrieved 8 May 2017.
  3. ^ abBonenfant, Jacques L. (2011). 'History of Haitian-Creole: From Pidgin to Lingua Franca and English Influence on the Language'(PDF). Review of Higher Education and Self-Learning. 3 (11). Archived(PDF) from the original on 23 March 2015.
  4. ^Langfocus (2017-05-04), Haitian Creole - The World's Most Widely Spoken Creole Language, retrieved 2017-05-05

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External links[edit]

Haitian Creole edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Haitian Creole vocabulary test of Wiktionary at Wikimedia Incubator
Wikibooks has a book on the topic of: Haitian Creole
Wikiversity has learning resources about Haitian Creole
  • Haitian Creole materials from the Institute of Haitian Studies at the University of Kansas - Complete pdf versions of books created by Bryant C. Freeman, PhD, as well as the accompanying mp3 audio supplements.
  • Microsoft Translator supporting Haitian Creole. Since Carnegie Mellon began to make the data on Haitian Creole publicly available (see external link below), a team at Microsoft Research used it to help develop an experimental, web-based system for translating between English and Haitian Creole.
  • Public release of Haitian Creole language data by Carnegie Mellon. In response to the humanitarian crisis in Haiti, scientists at Carnegie Mellon University's Language Technologies Institute (LTI) publicly released spoken and textual data they've compiled on Haitian Creole so that translation tools desperately needed by doctors, nurses and other relief workers on the earthquake-ravaged island could be rapidly developed.
  • HMBC - A website entirely in Haitian creole
  • Ann pale kreyòl - 'Let's speak creole' (Haitian Creole complete course)
  • Haitian Creole - English, English - Haitian Creole Dictionary
  • Creole Language and Culture - OpenCourseWare from the University of Notre Dame
  • Haitian Creole English Dictionary from Webster's Online Dictionary - The Rosetta Edition
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