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@ - At (mainly used in IRC but is also used in email addresses. If you don't know what I mean STOP READING NOW!!! Example: lol@RaveN=LOL (Loughing Out Loud) at RaveN)
10Q - Thank You (mainly used in IRC)
10X - Thanks (mainly used in IRC)
2 - Too / Two / To (mainly used in IRC. Example: me2=me too)
4 - For / Four (mainly used in IRC. Example: 4u=for you)
8 - Ate (mainly used in IRC. Example: l8r=Later)
A/S/L - Age/Sex/Language / Age/Sex/Location
A/UX - (A version of UNIX based on V system and UNIX 2 that works on Mac II)
AAA - Access All Areas (a security group. http://members.tripod.com/aaareas)
AAM - Ask A Minor (mainly used in IRC)
AB - Abbreviate (a VI command. Type ':ab blah halb' without the 's and whenever you type blah (case sensitive + whole word) it will automatically replace it with halb. More info and VI tutorials on blacksun.box.sk)
AC - Alternating Current / Analogical Computer
ACCT - Account
ACD - Automatic Call Distributor
ACE - Adaptive Communication Environment
ACID - Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability
ACID / AciD - Ansi Creators in Demand (a hacking group)
ACK - Acknowledged (first, a little about the TCP protocol. When you want to send something from one computer to another using TCP you need to establish a connection first. The sender first sends a packet with the SYN flag on. On this point, the receiver can decide if he wants that packet. If a firewall is blocking the way or there is no daemon on the specific port the packet will be denied and the receiver will reply with a packet with the RST flag on. However, if the receiver wishes to accept the connection, he will reply with both SYN and ACK on, and then the sender should reply with ACK, which means he's ready to send. This whole thing is called a "TCP 3-Way Handshake" and it is good for transferring files which must not be corrupted, since there is no packet loss, and when something goes wrong the receiver can ask the sender to send that packet again. On UDP, you can't make sure the packet will ever get to the receiver but everything goes a lot faster that way. This is why Realplayer (www.real.com) uses UDP. This is why video and audio sometimes gets a little smudged on the way (just a little? Hehe...). But in case you want to transfer applications or games, you cannot afford to lose a single BIT, because if you would the program would probably get corrupted. In such cases, you have to use TCP, which is a bit slower but you don't have to worry about losing important pieces of information. More info at the entry TCP)
ACL - Access Control List (a list containing info about which user can access which parts of, say, a hard drive)
ACM - Association for Computing Machinery
ACTLAB - Advanced Communication Technologies Laboratory
ADC - Analog-to-Digital Conversion / Advanced Disk Catalog (http://www.elcomsoft.com/adc.html)
ADFS - Advanced Disk FIling System (what new(ish))acorns and upgraded BBC's use to handle floppy disks)
ADMIN - Administrator
ADN - Any day now (mainly used in IRC) 
ADO - ActiveX Data Objects
ADPCM - Adaptive Differential Pulse-Code Modulation
ADPCM - Adaptive Digital Pulse Code Modulation
ADSL - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
ADSL - Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line
AEP - Apple talk Echo Protocol
AES - Advanced Encryption Standard (quoted from Packet Storm Security - the AES will be the eventual replacement for DES. It's a 128-BIT block cipher with key lengths of 128, 192, and 256 BITs)
AF - Audio Frequency
AFAIK - As Far As I Know (mainly used in IRC)
AFK - Away From Keyboard (mainly used in IRC)
AFS - Andrew File System
AGNPAC - Alberta Government Packet Switched Network
AGP - Accelerated Graphics Port
AGP - Advanced Graphics Port
AI - Artificial Intelligence
AIFF - Audio Interchange File Format
AIM - AOL Instant Messenger (a competitor to ICQ)
AIN - Advanced Intelligent Network
AIX - Advanced Interactive eXecutive (A version of UNIX)
AJ - Ask Jeeves (a cool search engine. Ask it any question that has the answer to it somewhere on the web and it'll answer. But watchit, he's got bad breath... lol... http://www.aj.com)
AL - Artificial Life
ALGOL - ALGOrithmic Language
ALRU - Automatic Line Record Update
ALU - Arithmetic-Logic Unit
AMC - ATI Multimedia Channel (a nice connector that can be placed on the back of your computer. If you use ATI products then as soon as a new add-on comes out, like a new TV-Tuner or something, you can just plug it into the AMC)
AMPS - Advanced Mobile Phone Service
AMV - Advanced Mail list Verify (http://www.elcomsoft.com/amv.html)
AN - Associated Number
ANI - Automatic Number Identification
ANSI - American National Standards Institute
ANSIR - Awareness of National Security Issues and Response
AO - Anti Online (http://www.antionline.com)
AOE - Age Of Empires (a strategy game by Microsoft's game development division. Some people consider it the best strategy game ever, or at least one of the best. Obviously, they're all a bunch of pee-brained drooling maniacs. No offense, but I personally think this game... umm... what's that word? Oh, yeah... SUCKS!!!)
AOL - America OnLine
AOP - Auto OP (if you're an AOP of a channel it means you automatically receive OP whenever you enter than channel)
APA - All Points Ahead
API - Application Program Interface (an interface used to program applications. It is a part of an OS that gives applications an identical user interface)
APL - A Programming Language
APM - Advanced Power Management
APNIC - the European and Asia Pacific registries
APP - Application
APPC - Advanced Program to Program Comunication
APPROX - Approximately
APT - About Phreakin Time (a security-related magazine. http://www.net22.freeserve.co.uk/apt)
ARCNet - Attached Resource Computer Network
ARE - Acronym-rich environment (mainly used in IRC)
ArKey / AK - Argued Key
ARP - Address Resolution Protocol (gives addresses to workstations on a local network)
ARPA - Advanced Research Projects Agency (see ARPANet)
ARPANet - Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (a computer network that was established by the army in the late 60s for research and military purposes and eventually mutated into today's Internet, once it became open for the masses in the early 90s)
ARSB - Automated Repair Service Bureau
ART - Advanced Registry Tracer (http://www.elcomsoft.com/art.html)
AS - Autonomous System / Address Strobe / Half an A-Level
ASA - Advanced SCSI Architecture
ASCII - American Standard Code for Information Interchange
ASCII -American Standard Code for Information Interchange (basically the character set your computer uses)
ASCSI - Advanced Small Computer Systems Interface
ASI - Asynchronous SCSI Interface 
ASIC - Application Specific Intergrated Circuit
ASIN - Amazon Standard Item Number (every Amazon.com affiltrate knows that every item (a music CD, a book or a video) has an ASIN. If you want to recommend about books, music CDs or videos in your website and then let your visitors to buy it all you have to do is to subscribe to Amazon.com's affiltrates program (there's a link to yet in their home page) and then find the ASIN of the product of your choice and follow their instructions)
ASIO - Australian Security Intelligence Organization
ASM / AS - Anti-Social Magazine (a well known hacking magazine)
ASP - Active Server Page (by Micro$oft. Kinda like a dynamic web page. For example: it can receive parameters from you, such as stocks you want to look up, and it will display them with nice graphs next to them or something)
ASPI - Advanced SCSI Programming Interface
ATA - Advanced Technology Attachment
ATAPI - ATA Packet Interface
ATH - Abbreviated Trouble History
ATL - Active-X Template Library
ATM - Asynchronous Transfer Mode / At The Moment (mainly used in IRC) / Automatic Teller Machine (those machines at banks who give you money in exchange for plastic cards and may sometimes eat your card if you've been naughty and spent all of your allowance. Naughty, naughty!)
ATP - Apple Talk transaction Protocol
ATRAC - Adaptive TRansform Acoustic Coding
ATTRIB - Attribute
AUI - Attachment Unit Interface
AUP - Acceptable User Policy
AURP - Apple talk Update-based Routing Protocol
AVI - Audio Visual Interface (an extremely lame computer video format, used mainly by Micro$oft... Surprise, surprise)
AVP - Aliens Vs. Predators (an online multiplaying game)
AW97PR - Advanced Word 97 Password Recovery (see http://www.elcomsoft.com/aw97pr.html)
AWG - American Wire Gauge
AZ - Abstract Zero (a hacking group, now in the ownership of PE (Pirated Education))
b - BIT
B - Byte
B4 - Before (mainly used in IRC)
B4BO / B4B0 - Bah Boh (a cool hacking magazine. www.b4bo.org)
B4N - Bye for now (mainly used in IRC)
BAK - Back at the keyboard (mainly used in IRC) / Backup (An extension often used under DOS to mark backup copies of files)
BASH - Bourne Again Shell (a Unix shell. Usually located at /bin/bash)
BASIC - Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code (a programming language) / Bill's Attempt to Seize Industry Control ;)
BAT - Batch (a batch file is a plain text file that consists of commands that will be sent to the command prompt whenever the file is executed)
BB - Big Brother ((as described by Packet Storm Security) Big Brother is a combination of monitoring methods. Unlike SNMP where information is just collected and devices polled, Big Brother is designed in such a way that each local system broadcasts it's own information to a central location. Simultaneously, Big Brother also polls all networked systems from a central location. This creates a highly efficient and redundant method or proactive network monitoring. It also has blinking lights that make it look really cool. Features: Web-based status display, Configurable warning and panic levels, Notification via Pager or email, Support for grouping of machines, support for modem monitoring, Selectable paging delays, Heterogeneous Network Support. Monitors: dns nntp ftp smtp and pop3 testing, connectivity via ping, http servers up and running, disk space usage, uptime and cpu usage, essential processes are still running, messages and warnings. By Sean MacGuire)
BBAS - Beige Box Advanced System
BBIAB - Be back in a bit (mainly used in IRC)
BBL - Be Back Later (mainly used in IRC)
BBNW - BB for NetWare
BBS - Bulletin Board System
BCAS / B-CAS / BKAS / B-KAS - Because (mainly used in IRC)
BDR - Bus Device Request
BEDO DRAM - Burst Extended Data Output DRAM
BEG - Big evil grin (mainly used in IRC)
BFD - Big fucking deal (mainly used in IRC)
BFN - Bye for now (mainly used in IRC) / Big Freakin' Number (mainly used in IRC)
BG - Big grin (mainly used in IRC)
BGP - Border Gateway Protocol
BIN - Binary
BIOS - Basic Input/Ouput System
BIOYIOP - Blow it out your I/O port (mainly used in IRC)
BIT - BInary digiT
BL - Belly laughing (mainly used in IRC)
BMP - BITmap (a basic image file)
BNC - Bouncer
BNET - Battle Net (Blizzard's multiplayer gaming arena. www.battlenet.com or www.blizzard.com)
BO - Back Orifice (one of the most famous Remote Administration trojans, made the CDC. Once you run the server file, anyone with the client program or a simple telnet application can access your computer. Basically it installs a backdoor on your computer. The backdoor can be locked with a password so only the person who sent you the server file in the first place can access the backdoor. OK, unless the password gets mysteriously hacked... the server file only works on Windows but the client works from either Windows or UNIX. The UNIX version is open-source. BO and NB are the two most common trojans. While NB is super simple, BO is a little more complicated but is still lame)
BO2K - Back Orifice 2,000 (another version of BO by cDc)
BOC - Bell Operating Company
BOD - BO Detect (one of the best BO detection programs. http://www.spiritone.com/~cbenson/distributables/BoDetect_StandAlone.zip)
BOE - BO Eliminator (one of the best BO detection programs. If you know the URL, please contact R a v e N at barakirs@netvision.net.il)
BOF - Buffer Overflow
BOR - Basic Output Report
BOSS - Business Office Servicing System
BOTEC - Back-of-the-envelope calculation (mainly used in IRC)
BOW - Brotherhood Of Warez (a parody e-zine of "warez d00dz" and "h4x0rs" alike, which could be compared to "Da H4x0r BrUdAz (see jargon dictionary, www.fwi.uva.nl/~mes/jargon/))
BPI - Bytes Per Inch
BPP - Bytes Per Pixel (how many bytes are needed to define the color of a single pixel (a dot). 8 BPP gives you a maximum color palette of 256 colors, 16BPP is 65530 (or a similar number... I keep forgetting this number), etc' etc')
BPS - Bytes Per Second (the amount of bytes that are transferred per second on the current connection speed)
BPX - Break Point on eXecution
BRB - Be Right Back (mainly used in IRC and ICQ)
BS - Black Sun (see BSRF)
BSA - Business Software Alliance
BSC - Binary Synchronous Communication protocol
BSD - Berkeley Software Distribution
BSH - Bourne Shell (a Unix shell. Usually located at /bin/bsh or /bin/old/sh or /usr/bin/old/sh)
BSOD - Blue Screen Of Death
BSRF - Black Sun Research Facility (our website. blacksun.box.sk)
BTA - But then again... (mainly used in IRC)
BTW - By The way (mainly used in IRC and ICQ)
BW / B&W / B/W - Black and White (usually referred to monitors or pictures, meaning black and white monitors or black and white pictures)
BWC - Because We Can
BX - BitchX (an IRC client. http://www.bitchx.org)
C - See (mainly used in IRC)
C&C - Command & Conquer (a series of strategy games by Westwood. Considered to be the best of it's kind)
C&C: RA / C&CRA / RA - Command & Conquer: Red Alert (a game in the C&C series. See C&C)
C&C: TS / C&CTS / TS - Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun (a game in the C&C series. See C&C)
CA - Cable
CAB - Cabinet file (it's some type of a compression Micro$oft often use, not to confuse with InstallShield CAB files)
CAD - Computer-Aided Design
CAF - Crackers Against Fakes (a hacking group)
CALC - Calculator
CALEA - Communications Assistance for Law Enforcement Act
CAM - Common Access Method
CAM - Computer Aided Manufacturing
CAPS - Computer-Assisted Passenger Screening (computer programs that go over all the passengers lists and compares them with terrorists' profiles. If a passenger matches or is chosen at random "extra care" will be given to his luggage)
CARPC - Connected Car PC (Intel's attempt to take over the car industry. It's like a car with tons of computers and stuff in it. You know, satellites, Internet access, TV... ahh, the good life)
CATE - Computer Aided Test Engineering
CATS - Computer Assistance, Training and Services Inc
CBM - CAM-Brain-Machine
CC - C Compiler / Carbon Copy / Credit Card
CCC - Chaos Computer Camp (a hacking convention. Everything from hacking to lock picking)
CCD - Charge-Coupled Device
CCi / CCI - Cybercrime International (a hacking group)
CCS - Common Command Set 
CD - Compact Disc / Change Directory (a command used both in UNIX and DOS. Usage: cd directory will get you to that directory. If there is a sub directory called foobar on your current directory (the directory you are in right now) the command cd foobar will get you there (this is called a relative path). You can also use cd like this: cd /etc to get to /etc on UNIX or cd windows/system to get to windows/system on DOS (supposing there are such directories))
CDA - Computer Decency Act
CDC / cDc - Cult of the Dead Cow (a hacking group. Famous for their Unix/Windows to Windows remote administration trojan, BO)
CDE - Common Desktop Environment
CDEV - Control panel DEVice (Mac)
CDI - Compact Disk Interactive
CDR - Coreldraw DRawing / 
CDROM - Consumer Device, Rendered Obsolete in Months ;)
CDRW - Compart Disk ReWriteable (most CD burners can't write on parts of a CD that were already written on, because a CD burner is basically a laser that burns tiny little holes into the CD. But not a CDR. A CDR can rewrite on such areas, but only on special CDs, also called CDRs)
CDW - Compact Disk Write (a CD burner)
CELP - Cache Enabled Low Profile
CELP - Code Excited Linear Prediction
CERT - CERT is a CMU affiliate (sub organization) which just releases vulnerability statements
CESA - Cyberspace Electronic Security Act
CFG - Configuration
CFS - Cryptographic File System
CGA - Color Graphics Adapter (one of the first color monitor. Supports 4 colors) / Computer Generated Animation (what's there to say? Any kind of animation, 2D or 3D, which has been created by a computer)
CGI - Common Gateway Interface (it's a way for users to submit requests and have the server perform some functions, typically a function that is native to the OS of the system, to either send a more "dynamic" response to the user, or to gather information about the user)
CGM - Computer Graphics Metafile
CHAP - Challenge Handshake Authentication Protocol
CHECKSUM - Summation Check
CHMOD - Change Mode (a UNIX command. If you own a file you can set the permissions for it. For more info type man chmod)
CHOWN - Change Owner (a UNIX command. If you own a file you can make someone else the owner but you will lose ownership of that file unless you are root. Owning a file means that not only if someone will check who owns that file it'll show your username, it also means that you can run chmod on it etc' etc'. If you don't own a certain file, you can read, write or execute it only if the owner lets you. For more info, type man chown)
CIR - Committed Information Rate
CIS - Compuserve Information Services
CISC - The Complex Instruction Set Computer
CISPPP - Compuserve Information Services Point to Point Protocol
CIV - Civilization (a series of computer strategy and development games by Sid Meiers. Considered to be the best series of strategy and development games on the galaxy. The company that distributes this game is Activision)
CIV:AC / CIVAC / AC - Civilization: Alpha Centaury (a part of the CIV series. See CIV)
CIV:CTP / CIVCTP / CTP - Civilization, Call To Power (the only game in the CIV series that really stinks)
CIVII - Civilization II (see CIV)
CJ - Cracker Jack (a Unix password cracker)
CMC - Construction Maintenance Center
CMEINEL - Carolyn Meinel (see www.happyhacker.org)
CMOS - Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor
CMP - Computer Maintance Port
CMYK - Cian Magenta Yellow blacK
CNID - Calling Number IDentification
CO - Central Office
COAS - Caldera Open Administration Tool
COBOL - Completely Obsolete Business Oriented Language ;)
COCOT - Customer Owned Coin Operated Telephone
COE - Central Office Equipment
COM - Component Object Model / Command (when referring to DOS filename extensions)
COMP - Computer
CON - Convention / Conference
CONF - Confidential / Configuration / Configure
CONFIG - Configuration
COPA - Child Online Protection Act
COSMOS - Computer System for Main Frame Operations
COTM - Code Of The Month
CP - Copy
CPC - Cost Per Click (suppose you have a website and you get some sponsors to put their banners in it. Now, one of the paying methods is CPC, meaning you get paid a couple of cents whenever someone clicks on a banner on your website)
CPH - Common Purpose Hackers (a hacking group. http://8op.com/cphackers)
CPM - Cost Per Media (the amount of money you have to pay per exposures when advertising on the net. This can change according to several extremely boring factors)
CPP - C Plus Plus (a programming language)
CPU - Central Processing Unit
CR - Carriage Return (a system character used by DOS and DOS-based OSs (such as Winblows). It is a special ASCII character called Carriage Return which, when followed by an LF (Line Feed) char, means "end of line" in a DOS/Windows text file)
CRC - Cyclic Redundancy Check (when you extract a compressed/archived file, your extracting program will make sure that the number of characters in the extracted file is identical to the number of characters the same file had before it was compressed. This is called a CRC)
CRSAB - Centralized Repair Service Answering Bureau
CRT - Cathode Ray Tube (a very common type of computer monitors)
CRYPTO - Cryptography
CS - CompuServe (see CSERVE)
CSERVE - CompuServe (an ISP with it's own little network, as well as Internet access. Kinda like AOL, only it doesn't suck that much)
CSH - C Shell (no, it doesn't have anything to do with sea shells. Just another Unix shell. Usually located at /bin/csh)
CSS - Cascading Style Sheet
CSU - Computer Surplus Outlet
CTCP - Client To Client Protocol (
CTCPEC - Canadian Trusted Computer Product Evaluation Criteria
CTR - Click Through Rate
CU - See you (mainly used in IRC)
CUD - Computer Underground Digest (a security-related e-zine (Electronic-Magazine))
CUDN - Common User Data Network
CUL - See you later (mainly used in IRC)
CUL8ER - See you later (mainly used in IRC)
CUR - Cursor
CWD - CyberWare Dispatch
CYA - Cover your ass / See ya (mainly used in IRC)
CYMK - Cyan Yellow Magenta blacK
CYO - See you online (mainly used in IRC)
D - Daemon (HTTPD = HTTP Daemon, FTPD = FTD Daemon, SMTPD = SMTP Daemon etc') / Demo (a demonstration version of some kind of a software. A demo software would contain limited options, a demo game would contain only a couple of levels, etc')
D/C - Disconnect
DA - Download Accelerator
DACL - Discretionary Access Control List
DAO - Data Access Objects
DARK-E / DARKE - Dark Eclipse Software (http://www.dark-e.com)
DARPA - Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
DAT - Data
DB - Database
DBA - Doing Business As (mainly used in IRC)
DBCS - Double Byte Character Set
DBMS - Database Management Systems
DC - Differentiating Current / Disconnect / Device Coordinates
DCB - Disk Coprocessor Board
DCC - Direct Cable Connection / Direct Card Calling / Direct Client Communication (used to transfer files in IRC)
DCOM - Distributed.com
DD - Double Density (a type of a floppy disk)
DDD - Direct Distance Dialing
DDE - Dynamic Data Exchange
DDL - Direct Devide Library
DDS - Direct Digital Sampling
DDX - Dialog Data Exchange
DEC - Do Expect Cuts ;) / Digital Equipment Corporations
DEEP / dEEP - Drinking Evil Elite Phreakers (d33p.base.org)
DEF - Default
DEFCON - DEFense CONdition / DEF CONvention (a hackers convention held each year on Las Vegas)
DER - Distinguished Encoding Rules
DES - Data Encryption Standard
DESC - Description
DFLA - Disenhanced four-letter acronym (that is, a TLA) (mainly used in IRC)
DFS - Disk filing System (what old acorns and BBC's used to handle floppy disks
DHCP - Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
DHP - Data Haven Project (http://dhp.com)
DHTML - Dynamic HTML
DIB - Device Independent Bitmap
DIC - Dictionary
DIG - Domain Internet Groper
DIKU - Do I know you? (mainly used in IRC)
DISA - Defense Information System Agency
DISC - Disconnection / Disconnecting (mainly used in IRC)
DISTRO - Distribution
DITYID - Did I tell you I'm distressed? (mainly used in IRC)
DL / D/L - Download
DLL - Dynamic Link Library (an application extension, loaded and unloaded automatically by applications during it's execution. The beauty in DLLs is that they can be unloaded when they're not necessary anymore to free up some memory and can also be shared betweens programs to free up some HD space)
DND - Do Not Disturb (mainly used in IRC and ICQ)
DNS - Domain Name Service
DOLM - Date Of Last Change
DoS - Denial of Service (not to be confused with DOS. A DoS attack is basically a way to prevent a person from using one, several or all the services that his computer offers. The most popular (and lamest) DoS attack is winnuke, which can be launched from Windows or Unix and can crash your Win95 box unless you've got a patch against it. It is considered lame because it's very easy to launch and the chances that your target is unpatched are very small)
DOS - Disk Operating System (all older OSs were loaded from the BIOS. Correct me if I'm wrong) / Defective Operating System ;)
DPI - Dots Per Inch
DPMS - Desktop Power Management System (the system that is in charge of all that has to do with powering your computer)
DPS - Dead Protocol Society (a hacking group)
DQMOT - Don't quote me on this (mainly used in IRC)
DRAM - Dynamic RAM
DRDRAM - Direct Rambus DRAM
DRV - Driver (a file that contains necessary information for an OS to use a certain devide on your computer)
DSL - Digital Subscriber Line(loop) (A family of digital telecommunications protocols designed to allow high speed data communication over the existing copper telephone lines between end-users and telephone companies)
DSS - Decision Support System / Darkridge Security Solutions
DTMF - Dual Tone Multi Frequency
DUN - Dial Up Networking (this little winblows program that gets you on the internet. Win95 comes with version 1.1 but is upgradable while 98 comes with 1.3. Go search micro$oft.com for differences, FAQs and downloads. DO NOT install over win95 unless you're completely certain you want to do this)
DV - Digital Videotape
DVD - Digital Video Disc
DW - Disc World (a rather large series of books, two computer adventure-game and a TV show. Very funny! Go get the game)
DWII - Disc World II (the sequel to the computer adventure-game Disc World. See DW above)
E - Error
EA - Electronic Arts
EASI - Enhanced Asynchronous SCSI Interface
EAX - Environmental Audio Expansion
EBCDIC -Extended Binary Coded Decimal Interchange Code
ECC - Enter Cable Change / Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem
ED - Editor
EDO - Extended Data Out
EFF / EFFNet - Electronic Freedom Foundation Network (see http://eff.org)
EFNet - Eris Free Network (the famous (and one of the oldest) IRC server. It is reputed as a "war ground" for IRC wars (flooding, channel takeovers, kicking people you don't like off IRC or a specific channel/channels, "nuking" people etc') since you are allowed to do whatever you want but you may not like what others might do to you... ;) more info on IRC and other IRC servers at www.irchelp.com)
EFR - Enhanced Full Rate
EFS - Encrypting File System
EG - Evil grin (mainly used in IRC)
EG Hackers / EG-Hackers / EGHACKERS - United Egyptian Hackers (another lame hacking page. www.angelfire.com/nf/eghackers/eghackers.html)
EGA - Enhanced Graphics Adapter (a monitor which supports 16 colors)
EGD - Entropy Gathering Daemon ((Taken From Packet Storm Security) a standalone daemon that sits around running various statistics collection programs (ps, vmstat, iostat, etc). It hashes the results into an "entropy pool". If things happen on your system at relatively random and unpredictable times, then some of that randomness will become a part of the entropy pool and can be used to egnerate random numbers. It is basically a user-space implementation of the Linux kernel /dev/random device. As such, it should be runnable on all Unix-like systems. It is intended to make up for the lack of /dev/random on non-Linux systems so that programs like GPG can be used safely. Made by brian Warner)
EGREP - Extended GREP
EIA/TIA-232 - Eletronic Industries Assoation/Telecommunication Industry Association Recommended Standered 232
EJM - Expert Judgement Model
ELF - Extremely Low Frequency
E-MAIL - Electronic Mail
EMFBI - Excuse me for butting in (mainly used in IRC)
EMI - Electro-Magnetic Interface
EMM - Expanded Memory Manager
EMP - Electro Magnetic Pulse
EMS - Extra Memory Specifications
EMU - Emulator (a program that emulates something. For example: a Linux emulator for Windows allows you to run Linux from Windows. Unfortunately most EMUs are unstable and aren't very "complete")
E-NUF / ENUF - Enough (mainly used in IRC)
EOA - End Of Article
EOC - End Of Commentary
EOD - End Of Diatribe
EOF - End Of File
EOM - End of message (mainly used in IRC)
EOT - End of thread/transmittion (meaning: end of discussion) (mainly used in discussion groups and IRC)
ERC - Encrypted Relay Chat
ERR - Error
ERRPT - Error Report
EST - Enigma's Setup Trojan (yet another lame Windows remote administration trojan, made by Enigma. Once you run the server file, anyone with the client program or a simple telnet application can access your computer. Basically it just opens a backdoor on your computer. The backdoor can be locked with a password so only the person who sent you the server file in the first place can access the backdoor. OK, unless the password gets hacked, of course. The only special thing about this trojan is that it is hidden within a "setup program". Both the server and the client are to be executed from Windows 95/98)
ETLA - Extended three-letter acronym (that is, an FLA) (mainly used in IRC)
EULA - End User License Agreement
EWS - Excite for Web Servers
EXE - Executable (an executable file is a program that you can run and not only view like text files and pictures)
EXT - Extension / External
E-ZINE - Electronic Magazine (a magazine that is publised on the net instead of on paper)
F2F - Face to face (mainly used in IRC)
FACCI - Florida Association of Computer Crime Investigators
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
FAQE - Fake or unture FAQ
FAT - File Allocation Table (a small part in your HD that you cannot write to, which contains the location of every file/directory/sector in your HD and changes according to changes in your HD's structure. For example: when you delete a file, write a new one, move a directory etc' it changes the FAT according to the changes you've made)
FCP - [SCSI-3] Fibre Channel Protocol 
FDD - Floppy Disk Drive
FDO - Form Display Operation
FIDT - Federal Intrusion Detection Network
FIFO - First In First Out
FIN - Finish (suppose you send someone some pieces of data using the TCP protocol. Once you're done, your computer is supposed to send a TCP packet with the FIN flag on. Once the computer on the other end will receive it, it would know not to expect any more packets from you. This means that the sending process is complete and all of the packets will be forwarded to the application that has requested them in the first place (example: an Internet browser) or is supposed to receive them (example: an instant messenger program such as ICQ). More info at the entry TCP)
FingerD - Finger Daemon
FISH - First in, still here (mainly used in IRC)
FLA - Four-letter acronym (mainly used in IRC)
FMTYEWTK - Far more than you ever wanted to know (mainly used in IRC)
FOLDOC - Free On-line Dictionary of Computing (I quote: "FOLDOC is a searchable dictionary of acronyms, jargon, programming languages, tools, architecture, operating systems, networking, theory, conventions, standards, mathematics, telecoms, electronics, institutions, companies, projects, products, history, in fact anything to do with computing." http://wombat.doc.ic.ac.uk/)
FOMCL - Falling off my chair laughing (mainly used in IRC)
FORTRAN - FORmula TRanslation lANguage (a programming language)
FOTW - Fringe Of The Web (a website that lists the "top" 100 H/P/V/C/A sites. Mostly script-kiddies sites though)
FP - FrontPage (a lame website degisner by Micro$oft)
FPS - Frames Per Second
FPSE - FrontPage Server Extensions
FQDN - Fully Qualified Domain Name
FREE - the Forum for Responsible and Ethical Email
FS - File System
FTP - File Transfer Protocol
FTPD - FTP Daemon
FUBAR / FOOBAR - Fucked up beyond all repair or recognition (mainly used in IRC)
FUD - Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (mainly used in IRC)
FWIW - For What It's Worth (mainly used in IRC)
FY - Fuck You (mainly used in IRC)
FYI - For your information (mainly used in IRC)
G / <G> - Grin (mainly used in IRC)
GA - Go ahead (mainly used in IRC)
GAL - Get a life (mainly used in IRC)
GB - GigaByte (1,000 MBs)
GCC - Gnu C Compiler
GD&R - Grinning, ducking, and running (mainly used in IRC)
GDI - Graphical Device Interface
GFN - Good For Nothing
GFX - Graphics
GGREP - GNU GREP (GNU's version of the popular Unix tool, GREP)
GH / gH - Global Hell (a hacking group. They're in war with the FBI. Man, they're really giving the feds a hard time. They DoSsed their servers and some other .gov servers a couple of times, ya know)
GIF - Grapics Interchange Format
GIMP - GNU Image Manipulation Program
GIS - Geographic Information Systems
GIWIST - Gee, I wish I'd said that (mainly used in IRC)
GL - Good Luck (mainly used in IRC)
GM - Game Master
GMTA - Great Minds Think Alike (mainly used in IRC)
GMV - Got My Vote (used a lot in online games such as Bezerk's Acrophobia. See http://www.won.net/bezerk)
GNOME - GNU Network Object Model Environment (a Window Manager for Linux)
GNU - GNU's Not Unix (GNU is the largest open-source project, which was founded by Richard Stallman from MIT. Since Unix itself is copyrighted by AT&T, they called GNU that way. By the way, Linux is not copyrighted, and it is part of the GNU project as well. Anyway, open-source programming means free software that even comes with the source, so everyone will be able to improve it and fix security holes and suchlikes).
GOAT / GoA,T / GoAT - Go Away, Troll
GODMN - God Damn (mainly used in IRC)
GOL - Giggling out loud (mainly used in IRC)
GOV - Government (when referring to URL extensions)
GPF - General Protection Fault (kinda like a program crash)
GPL - General Public License (if a program is a GPL program, it means that everybody has the license to use and/or change the program, hence it is open-source)
GPP - [SCSI-3] Generic Packetized Protocol
GPS - Global Positioning System
GRAPHX - Graphics
GREP - Global find Regular Expression and Print (a famuos Unix utility, comes with all Unix variants. Basically it searches for a given string in a given file/files, but it can do a lot more than that)
GRL - Girl (mainly used in IRC)
GRRL - Girl (mainly used in IRC)
GSD - Get Service Dacl
GTG - Got to go / Gotta go
GTMHH / GT(M)HH / G2MHH / G2(M)HH - Guides To (Mostly) Harmless Hacking (a legal-hacking guide for complete newbies by Carolyn Mainel. http://www.happyhacker.org)
GTP / GTP? - Get The Picture? (mainly used in IRC)
GTRM - Going to read mail (mainly used in IRC)
GU - Glide Underground
GUI - Graphical User Interface (a GUI is like what Windows is to DOS or what X-Windows is to UNIX)
GUID - Global Unique ID
GW - Gateway (did you ever wonder how your ISP works? Well, you connect to your ISP by dialing to it, by connecting through some sort of a cable or by calling them on the phone and humming all those nifty modem sounds (not recommended) and they connect you to the internet through their connection to internet backbones. This is called a gateway. For those who remember the good old BBS days you might remember another type of gateway. Suppose you had a modem which was set to auto answer incoming calls. You could have programmed a gateway so whenever someone dials your number and your modem answers it will display a logo or give the person a menu etc'.)
HAFTA - Have To (mainly used in IRC)
HAO / HaO - Hackers Associated Online (taken from www.projectgamma.com: Title: Calling all K-RAD haxors. May 3, 1999, 23:26. Author: WHiTe VaMPiRe. Yes, you have waiting long and hard, that time spent will finally be paid off! Hackers Associated Online (HaO) is now accepting members!@!$ Pull out that dust covered winnuke, your copy of AOHell and UpYours; they will finally be put to use. Yes, you read correctly, HaO is accepting members. You will finally be just as er33rt and f33red as the true elites, move over I-L and #feed-the-goats, it is HaO; they take no prisoners! HaO was founded "to create a safe arena for information exchange"; only if you join and get access to their members' section, that is. Quick! Send in your application now, because "Not everyone that applies will be accepted into the organization." But beware, they have hard questions and high requirements if you wish to be a member of this motley crew. You have to answer such brain boggling questions, such as, "What is a BIOS?", "Who wrotethe 'Hacker's Manifesto'?", and "What command do you type to get a directory listing in Linux?" (I think they mean "folder"). Be a hax0r, be a man, and be part of HaO)
HARP - Hackers Against Racist Parties
HB - HyperBanner (kinda like LE. Has it's own advantages and disadvantages)
HBA - Host Bus Adapter
HC - Hackcity (4/5s of script-kiddizm but a nice 1/5 of hacking. Oh, yeah, and they claim to have "ethics". If you have ethics why do you offer your visitors nukes and trojans? "For educational purposes"? Yeah, right... most of the staff are real lamers (especially Hadez). The rest are semi-lame... hehe... www.hackcity.com)
HCL - Hardware Compatibility List
HD - HardDisk / HardDrive. Can also mean High Density, if refering to a floppy disk. Other XD terms include: DD - Double Density, SD - Single Density.
HDC - Hackers.com (a cool website for hackers. Has all sorts of interesting features and rare files
HDD - HardDisk Drive
HDSL - High BIT-rate Digital Subscriber Line (see DSL)
HELLUVA - Hell-Of-A... (mainly used in IRC)
HERF - High Energy Radio Frequency
HERFW - HERF Weapon
HFC - HellFire Club (a hacking group)
HGL - Hewlett packard Graphics Language
HH - Happy Hacker (a website, a mailing list and a hackers wargame for newbies. A great place to start IMHO. www.happyhacker.org) / Hackersclub (a cool BBS-like website with a good library. www.hackersclub.com)
HINFO - Hardware/software INFOrmation
HIR - Hacker Information Report (yet another E-zine. Rather interesting, though. http://axon.jccc.net/hir)
HIU - Hack It Up (a hacking website/group. http://homepages.hack-net.com/vault/hiu/)
HL - Half Life (the best first person shooter game in the world in R a v e N and F a n g's opinion)
HLS - Hue Lightness Saturation
HLT - Halt (all modern CPUs have an HLT option. This means your CPU turns itself off for milliseconds or more, depending on several factor, to cool itself down. Unfortunately, Windows 95 nor 98 don't support this option so you have to download a program called CPUIdle from www.litestep.org. More info in CPUIdle's readme files)
HNC - HackNet.com (a hacking group. They also give away free webspace for hacking-related sites (but no porn/warez crap). www.hacknet.com)
HNN - Hacker News Network
HOMER - Heuristic Overview of Matrix Expansion and Reconstruction (a story-telling AI from the wonderful 80s computer game "Portal". Quote: "...I come from times of acronyms...")
HOPE - Hackers On Planet Earth
HP - Hewlett Packard (American/English Manufacturer of good Computers/the best printers) / #Hackphreak (a lame undernet channel full of lame script kiddies)
HPFA - High Performance System (OS/2)
HPVCA / H/P/V/C/A - Hacking/Phreaking/Virii/Carding/Anarchy
Hr / HR - hour
HRZ - Horizontal
HSB - Hue Saturation Brightness
HSV - Hue Saturation Value
HTH - Happy To Help / Hope This/That helped (mainly used in IRC)
HTML - Hyper Text Markup Language
HTP - Hack The Planet (some hacking group. http://www.htp.com)
HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
HTTPD - HTTP Daemon
HTTPSR - HTTP Server
HU - Hacker's Utility (a famous hacking utility)
HVD - High Voltage Differential
Hz / HZ - Hertz
IAC - In any case (mainly used in IRC)
IACR - International Association for Cryptographic Research
IAE - In Any Event
IAL - Internet Address List
IANAL - I Am Not A Lawyer (but) (mainly used in IRC)
IBM - International Business Machines (a famous computers company. There's no way you havn't heard of it) / I Blame Microsoft ;)
IBPAG2 - Icon-Based Parser Generation System 2
IC - In Character (used mainly in MUDs)
IC / I C - I see (mainly used in IRC)
ICANN - Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (a non-profit corporation formed by the global Internet community to assume responbisility for certain Internet domain name system fuctions, as set forth in the U.S. Government's Statement of Policy ('White Paper'))
iCE / ICE - Insane Creators Enterprise (a lame hacking group)
ICMB - ICMP Bombing (a DoS attack)
ICMP - Internet Control Message Protocol (it is used to relay network conditions and different errors to IP (Internet Protocol) and other layers)
ICMPHU - ICMP Host Unreachable (a DoS attack)
ICO - Icon (a small picture that is used to recognize a file. For example: text files will probably have an icon of a note, images will probably have the icon of a picture, games will probably have their logo as their icon etc')
ICP - Internet Caching Protocol
ICQ - I Seek You (not exactly an acronym, but...)
ICQPC - ICQ Password Cracker (a program by Progenic Warfare (www.progenic.com) that cracks locally-stores ICQ passwords)
ICSD - Information and Computing Sciences Division
ID - Identification
IDC - Internet Database Connector
IDDN - International Digitan Defense Network
IDE - Integrated Drive Electronics (an interface for disk drives)
IDENT - Identity (not to be confused with the Ident daemon or the INetD program)
IDS - Intrusion Detection System
IE - Internet Explorer (Micro$oft's web browser. A good competitor for Netscape but has plenty more bugs in it than netscape)
IEEE - Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
IETF - Internet Engineering Task Force (a bunch of guys who make up all sorts of Internet standards and suchlikes)
IFS - Input Field Seperator
IGMP - Internet Group Multicast Protocol
IHA - I hate acronyms (mainly used in IRC)
IHN - Internet Host Network (they give away free V3 domains, free web space and much much more. www.ihn.org)
IHU - ICQ Hacking Utilities (a famous and currently-offline website. I wouldn't call ICQ Utilities hacking, though)
IIRC - If I recall/remember/recollect correctly (mainly used in IRC)
IIS - Internet Information Server (a webserver. If you have a fast connection to the internet and a fast and reliable computer with plenty of RAM you can install this program and you'll have a webserver on your PC. There are several different programs of this type, some are better, some are worse)
IIX - Israeli Internet Exchange
IL / I-L - Iron Lungs (a member of HcV)
ILF - Independent Logical File
ILU or ILY - I love you (mainly used in IRC)
IM - Immediate message (mainly used in IRC)
IMAP - Interactive Mail Access Protocol (a protocol used for transferring Emails)
IMDB - Internet Movie DataBase (know the URL? Mail us at barakirs@netvision.net.il)
IMHO - In my humble opinion (mainly used in IRC)
IMing - Chatting with someone online usually while doing other things such as playing trivia or other interactive game (mainly used in IRC)
IMNSHO - In my not so humble opinion (mainly used in IRC)
IMO - In My Opinion
IMP - Interface Message Processor (the Internet's (ARPANet at that time) first router)
iNC / INC - International Network of Crackers (a hacking group)
INDY - Indigo
INet - Internet
INetD - Internet Daemon (there's also a UNIX program called inetd that is in charge of taking care of all the daemons and everything related to such tasks)
INSI - International Network Security Inc. (a security-consulting company based in Japan)
INST - Install / Installation
INT - International (a URL extension. For example: www.nato.int)
IO / I/O - Input/Output
IOL - Israel OnLine (yes, I am from Israel and I'm proud, dammit! lol. http://www.iol.co.il)
IOW - In other words (mainly used in IRC)
IP - Internet Protocol (the connectionless, unreliable network protocol in the TCP/IP suite. It has two 32-bit header fields to hold address information. IP is also the busiest of all the TCP/IP protocols as almost all TCP/IP traffic is encapsulated in IP datagrams. IP's job is to route packets around the network. It provides no mechanism for reliability or accountability, for that, it relies on the upper layers. IP simply sends out datagrams and hopes they make it intact. If they don't, IP can try to send an ICMP error message back to the source, however this packet can get lost as well. IP has no means to guarantee delivery. Since IP is connectionless, it does not maintain any connection state information. Each IP datagram is sent out without regard to the last one or the next one. This, along with the fact that it is trivial to modify the IP stack to allow an arbitarily chosen IP address in the source (and destination) fields make IP easily subvertible)
IPAC - IP Accounting (an IP accounting package for Linux. It collects, summarizes and nicely displays IP accounting data. The output of IPAC can be a simple ASCII table, an ASCII graph or even GIF images with graphs showing traffic progression. IPAC can be used for IP traffic analysis and for accounting purposes. Runs on top of the ipfwadm or ipchains tool)
IPFM - IP Flow Meter (a bandwidth analysis tool that counts how the number of bytes each host on specified subnest each host on specified subnest transfers to internet gateways. It outputs a list of these hosts and their transfer amounts at specified delays. IPFM uses libpcap and aims to be portable. IPFM was programmed by Robert Cheramy & Andres Krapf)
IPN - I'm posting naked (mainly used in IRC)
IPP - Internet Printer Protocol
IPPL - IP Protocol Logger (logs tons of incoming and outgoing traffic)
IRC - Internet Relay Chat
IRL - In real life (that is, when not chatting) (mainly used in IRC)
IRQ - Interrupt Request
IRS / IRSN - Initial Receive Sequence Number (the IRSN is learned during the 3-Way TCP handshake. See ISN)
ISDN - Integrated Services Digital Network (a type of phone line which faster than most regular phone lines. Supports multi-usage, which means you can use your modem and your phone on the same line simultaneously, each getting 6.4KPS)
ISN - Initial Sequence Number (usually 1. See TCP)
ISO - Organization for International Standards / International Standardization Organization
ISP - Internet Service Provider
ISS - Internet Security Systems (an Atlanta-based security-auditing firm) / Internet Security Scanner (a network scanner that searches for possible security holes)
ISS / ISSN - Initial Sent Sequence Number (another name for the ISN. That's how TCP calls it: tcp_iss)
ITAA - Information Technology Association of America
ITS - Intelligent Transportation System
IUCC - Israel Inter-University Computation Center
IYSWIM - If you see what I mean (mainly used in IRC)
JBOD - Just a bunch of disks (like RAID, etc.) (mainly used in IRC)
JDO - Jewish Defense Organization (http://www.jdo.org)
JIC - Just in case (mainly used in IRC)
JK / J/K - Just kidding (mainly used in IRC)
JOOTT - Just One Of Those Things
JP - John Vranesevich (the founder of antionline.com. Read about why he's a racist media whore and all sorts of bad things at www.attrition.org in the "High Slanders" section)
JPEG - Joint Photo Experts Group
JTF CND / JTF-CND / JTFCND - Joint Task Force for Computer Network Defense
JTR / JtR - John the Ripper (a Unix password cracker)
JV / JVIEW / JView - Java Viewer
JVM - Java Virtual Machine (a program that let's you run Java applications from a non-java OS)
K - OK / Thousand
KB - Kilobyte
KC - Kilo Cycle
KDE - Kewl Desktop Environment (a Window Manager for X11 (XWindows))
KHG - Kosovo Hackers Group
KIAM - Keldysh Institute of Applied Mathematics (The famous Russian Institute)
KISS - Keep It Simple Stupid
KLOG - Kernel Logger (see KLOGD)
KLOGD - Kernel Logger Daemon (a program that comes with every Unix distribution AFAIK and logs Kernel-related events)
KOD - Kiss Of Death
KOTM - Kook Of The Month
KPS / KBSP - KBs per second (the amount of KBs that are transferred per second on the current connection speed)
KSH - Korn Shell (a Unix shell. Usually located at /bin/ksh)
KVT - KDE Virtual Terminal
KWIM? - Know what I mean? (mainly used in IRC)
L8LY - Lately (mainly used in IRC)
L8R - Later (mainly used in IRC)
LAD - Login Anomaly Detection
LAN - Local Area Network
LART - Looser Attitude Readjustment Tool (baseball bats are popular)
LASG - Linux Administrators Security Guide (www.seifried.org/lasg)
LBA - Logical Block Address
LBNL - Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
LC - Logical Coordinates
LCD - Liquid Crystal Display
LD - Later, dude (mainly used in IRC) / Link Dead / Long Distance
LDAP - Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
LDR - Long-distance relationship (mainly used in IRC)
LE - Link Exchange (a banner-exchange network plus tons of cool services for webmasters. http://www.linkexchange.com)
LED - Light Emitting Diode
LEET / L33T - Elite (a language mainly used by hackers on IRC, when 3 is e, 4 is a, 8 is ate (for example: m8=mate, l8r=later), 1 is l, 5 is s, 7 is t and 0 is o. Hackers mainly use l33t on IRC just for "phun", but if you catch someone using l33t a bit 2much he's probably just another hacker-wannabe)
LF - Line Feed (a system character used by DOS, UNIX and DOS/UNIX-based OSs (Winblows=DOS-based, Linux(any distribution)=UNIX-based). It is a special ASCII character called Line Feed that means "end of line" in text files. While in UNIX-based OSs the end of a line is marked only by an LF, DOS-based OSs use a CR (Carriage Return) character and then an LF)
LFN - Long File Name
LILO - LInux LOader
LIS10 - Listen (mainly used in IRC)
LKM / LLKM - Loadable Linux Kernel Modules
LL - Link Looker (a program that detects server splits on IRC)
LLTA - Lots and lots of thunderous applause (mainly used in IRC)
LMOS - Loop Maintenance Operations System
LN - Link
LNK - Link
LOD / LoD - Legion Of Doom (a hacking group)
LOGIN - Log In (whenever you telnet into a system it asks you to login and asks you for a login and a password. A login is like a username, but there is more than that. Logging means keeping track of everything that happens in a given place. When you log in, the system logs your every move, even if you type in a bad password and never get a command prompt at all. For more info, type man login on a UNIX system)
LOL - Laughing Out Loud / Lots of Laughs / Lots Of Lag
LOTR / LotR - Lord of the Rings
LOU / LoU - Legions Of the Underground (a hacking group)
LP - Line Printer
LPH - Local Password Hacker (a program that hacks locally-saved passwords such as screen saver passwords, passwords for protected areas etc')
LPI - Lines Per Inch (kinda like DPI, only it's a different scale)
LRF - Little Rubber Feet (the little pads on the bottom of displays and other (mainly used in IRC)equipment) 
LS - List (a Unix command which lists the contents of a directory but can do a lot more than that. For more info type man ls)
LSA - Local Security Authority (this is also known as the Security Subsystem. It is the central component of NT security. It handles local security policy and user authentication. LSA also handles generating and logging audit messages. Quoted from the Hack Faq)
LSCP - LiteStep Control Panel
LSL - Linux System Labs
LTM - Laugh to myself (mainly used in IRC)
LUG - Linux User Group
LUN - Logical Unit Number
lUSt / LUST - Linux Users Strike Today (a hacking group)
LVD - Low Voltage Differential
M0D - Masters Of Downloading (a hacking group. They cracked several .gov websites, including senate.gov)
M8 - Mate (mainly used in IRC)
M8Y / M8EY - Matey (mainly used in IRC)
MAC - Media Access Control / Medium Access Control / Macintosh (a cool PC by Apple. The only problem with it is that it has about 100 times less programs than Windows has. Even though you can always run 'virtual machines' (emulators) on your Mac and therefore be able to run Windows from it, common belief is that Macs are dangerous since you could get stuck with a crapload of non-compatible software)
MAN - Metropolitan Area Network / Manual (a very useful Unix command. Type 'man command' (without the quotes) and you will get the "man pages" (a manual) for this command)
MAPS - Mail Abuse Prevention System
MB - MegaByte (1,024K) / Message Board
MBM - MotherBoard Monitor
MBR - Master Boot Record
MCB - Multi Collide Bot
MCGA - Multi Color Graphics Array (kinda like VGA)
MCP - Microsoft Certified Professional
MD - Message Digest
MDI - Multiple Document Interface
MEM - Memory
MEMS - Micro Electro Mechanical System (devices invented by Sandia National Laboratory. It's a tiny lock, so tiny that it can fit on a chip, and it's gears can only be seen by microscopes. It physically prevents access from devices and you only have one try to guess the code before the system shuts itself down. Sandia National Laboratory claims they can build a hacker-proof computer with this little baby. More info at www.mdl.sandia.gov/microma)
MESH - Macintosh Enhanced SCSI Hardware 
MFC - Microsoft Foundation Class (a bunch of basic files for Visual Basic/Visual C++ applications)
MFI / MOI - Missing From/On IRC (mainly used in IRC)
MGA - Masquerading Gateway Administrator (it's a little script for UNIX for managing your masquerading gateway so you don't have to fiddle with ipchains/ifconfig/redir all the time. You can manage port redirections, ip alliases and entires in the ipchains forward chain)
MHOA - Microsoft Haters Of America (http://members.tripod.com/MHOA)
MICRO - Microsoft
MICROSOFT - Most Intelligent Costumers Realize Our Software Only Fools Teenagers ;)
MID/MIDI - Musical Instrument Digital Interface (a .mid file contains orders for the sound device to create notes. The music is devided into tracks where each track can have the soun of a different musical instrument, and all of the channels are played together. This way you can make channel one play the bass line as a bass guitar, channel two to be an organ, channel three to be an electric guitar, thus making your own music note by note, command by command. General MIDI files contain up to 10 tracks, extended MIDI files up to 16 tracks. Channel 10 is the standard for the beat (drums) channel. The result depends on your sound device. Sound Blaster 16, for example, would produce sounds similar to a PC BEEP (lol) for all instruments, while SOund Blaster AWE64 uses sound samples and the music it produces sounds very realistic. There are also applications that come with their own sound samples. MIDI files can also contain lyrics for programs that can show them, so you could host your own kareoke party!)
MIL - Military (a URL extension. For example: www.usarmy.mil)
MIME - Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions (a protocol that is used to view Email)
Min - minute
MINUET - Minn A activate - rhae Admiral - Daise'Khre'Riov advise - auethn at - hrrau attention - vaed'rae B Be Welcome.- aefvadh bird - nei'rrh Bird of Prey - t'liss bridge - hwaveyiir, oira C Can you...? - ...-d Captain - Enarrain cargo hold - haerht cargo space - haerh chief - daise chief (among several) - daisemi'in Chief Medical Officer - Daisemi'Maenek Come back. - h'ta-fvau Commander - Daise'Erai'Riov computer - etrehh correct - mnek'nra, menkha D dagger - kaleh diarrhea - llhrei'sian data transfer - hnhaudr disruptor bank - iehyakk Do you...? - ...-d'fiv dog - fvai E eight - lle either...or - neth...nah'lai elder - deihu Ensign - Erein everything - oaii('n), qiuu('n) F federation - lloann'na five - rhi Fire! - hna'h fleet - galae Fleet Captain - Daise'Enarrain flower - lagga food center - dinglh fool - veruul four - khi G good - mnek'nra, menkha Good Day/Night - Jolan-Tru H hell - Areinnye heaven - Vorta Vor hear - hnafiv highest - vriha House of... - hfihar, hfirnn hunter - khellian I in - hrrau indeed - rha K Klingon - Kll'inghann L Let me... - ...'rau Lieutenant - Vriha'Erein Lieutenant JG - Daise'Erein Lt. Commander - Erei'Riov Look here. - ta krenn lord - hru'hfirh M Madam - Ihhei mate - hru'fir minute - siuren N nickname - rehei nightmare - aehallh now - hna O obscenity - eneh hwau' kllhwnia na imirrhlhhse Oh yes! - au'e on - hhrau one - io P plains - aihai Praetorate - fvillhaih predator - hnoiyika, thrai principal - daise printout - haudet' prisoner - th'ann R Really? - rhe reason - afw'ein replicator - khlenai results - thllen Romulan - Rihanha Romulan Intelligence - Tal Shiar S satisfactory - mnek'nra, menkha scavenger - sseikea screen - ta' see - hnafirh servant - hfai, hfehan seven - reh Sir - rekkhai six - tho soup - gletten sufficient - llilla'hu switch off - khoi switch on - rhae T ten - dev Thank you. - hann'yyo this is... - aihr... three - thi transporter - hteij two - re U United Federation of Planets - Lloann'mhrahel understand - ssuaj understandable - ssuej'n V value - arrhe Vice-Admiral - Khre'Riov W welcome - aefvadh Who are you? - vah-udt word - tlhei worm - kllhe writings - haud Y yes - ie You... - y'... You are... - Hwiiy... adoi - there adrey, 'drey - in into, within akai - here av akai - come here ambrol - pear arva, arvalie - yes atch, hatch - to stay atchava - I stop, remain atchen tan - stopping place av - to come (avel, 'vel, 'wel) avas - let us come avree - away jal avree - go away - B - bak, bok - Luck bakalo - lucky (baktalo - happy) kushti bak - good luck balovas - bacon bal, balum - hair bar - a pound note bárrikánni - pheasant bárripóari - peacock bang, beng - the devil baulo - policeman bauri - snail báuromátchi - salmon bavol, baval - wind becker - fruit beebi - aunt bender - tent; noose on a spring berk - breast bero - ship besh - to sit; nest bickin - to sell bister - a summons bístering mush - judge, magistrate bitcher - to send, to transport bítchado pardál - sent across, transported bitti - little, small bíttikánni - partridge bocklo - hunger, hungry si tut bocklo? - are you hungry? bokro - sheep boler - wheel boobi - pea booti - work bor - friend; hedge boreen - a small country lane bori, barri - big bosh - violin kel the bosh - play the fiddle; boshoméngro - violinist, fiddler (balánokosht is the violin bow) broller - pear brembelia - blackberry brushíndo - rain bul - bottom, behind bun - witch bungy, bongo - lame búriker, buteker - shop busno - billigoat - C - chad - posterior chai - girl, young woman chaipáni - seagull chal - chap, fellow, man char - ashes charo - bowl, plate chat, chet, chete - a thing chaunt - to sing chav - term of endearment; child 'chav - to stop (from atchav) 'chava - I stop 'chavaia! - stop! chavi - girl chavo - boy cheuri - knife chib - tongue, speech chik - dust, dirt chíkchani - frog chikly - dirty chikni - daughter chikno - son chin - to cut chíngary - a fight chinner - a hatchet chiokers - boots chir - to sing chírilo, chíriko - bird chiténgro - frog chitries - foliage, greens, herbs, vegetables chiving - putting chókalis - shoes chockas - boots chooma - kiss chooper - whip chor - to steal chori - poor chover - shop choviar - witch chóvihánni - witch chuffa, chukka - coat chuffas - petticoats churi - knife coaver - these cóokerell - pot conger - match - D - dacker - toad dadrus, dadus, dad - father púrodad - grandfather daia, dai - mother púridaia - grandmother dal, del - to give dan - to bite dand - tooth danners - teeth deloméskro - hammer deram - light deriav - sea, ocean desh - ten déshshel - thousand Devel - god Develésko mush - Jesus Christ didikai, didikoi - Gypsy outside the Romany tribes and of mixed blood dik - to look, see dikkornéngro, dikkoglímmer - mirror dínilo's dikkaméngro - a television set diklo - scarf ding - to throw dinlo, dinilo, dinili - silly, stupid; an idiot, a fool divio, divi, didlo - crazy divvus - day djilia - songs dood - light, moon doosta - enough, plenty dordi, dordi - the most common exclamation drab - poison drabber - chemist drabéngro, drabméngro - doctor drabsap - adder, viper (drábaneysapa) drábaneysapa - poisonous snakes drag - car (usually called a motor) drom, drum - road (plural: droma) drummer - rabbit dui - two dukker, drukker - to tell fortunes dukkering, drúkkeribén - fortunetelling drúkkerébema - a prophecy dunnick - cow dur - far duro - long durrel - berry Duvvel - God dwin - three dyker - daffodil - E - eef - snow efta - seven emets - ants - F - faida - pegs fake - to make or mend faster - hand fauni - ring feeter - clothes-peg filshinákos - deer foggus - tobacco fonga - fork foros - fair, market folki - people - G - gad - shirt gájikano - stranger gatta, gadda - beer gav - a town; to hide gavver, gav mush - policeman Geyro, Geyri - non-Gypsy man and woman gilli - song; (plural: gillia) gilo - gone, departed giv - corn givéngro - farmer glaze, glazey, glazer - window goodlo - sugar; sweet góodlokénner - beehive gooi - pudding goonna - bag, sack Gorgio, Gaujo - non-Gypsy grai - horse grannum - corn grasni - mare grauni - gem griddler - bicycle griga - heather, ling groi - horse groiéngero, graiéngro - horse-dealer groovni - cow (also gurni) grov - ox, bull (also groovno or gurno) grunter - pig gry - horse gurli - cherry - H - haréef - ice haw - to eat heréngro - crab, lobster hero - leg; wheel of vehicle hobben - food holéno - landlord, publican holofer - sock, stocking hóokamen, hóckaben - lie, fraud, deceit hotchi - hedgehog hótchiméngri - frying pan hummel - hair - I - inneon - nine - J - jarriger - apron jass - run away jaul - to go (jel is used for to come) jib - language jiffro - coat jigger - door jin - to know, to understand jinnik - donkey jívaben - life joob - louse joobly - lousy joovi - woman júckal, jook, jog, dogue - dog juvel, juvli - women - K - kaba - kettle kackarátchi - magpie 'kai, 'koi (akai) - here kair - to make, to do kako - uncle kal - cheese kam - to love kámmoben - love, friendship kang - taste kanni - chicken, fowl kanniechor - chicken thief kappar - blanket kas - hay kassóni - bill-hook kauli - black káulochírilo - blackbird káulodúros - bilberries; black-currants kavvi, kharvi - kettle kávvisáster - kettle iron kaydi - hat kek, kekka - no, not kekkávvi - kettle kennick - house-dweller kel - to do, to play kepsi - basket ker, ken, kenner - house keréngro - house-dweller ketter, ked - to gather, to pick ki - to kil - butter kin - to buy kipsi - basket kliss - to shut klissin - lock klíssiméngero - trap kókkero - self kokko - uncle kola - things kom - love konáfni - turnip konéngri - hare konyo - peaceful, quiet kooli - soldier kor - to fight kora - a fight kóraméngro - boxer koro - cup kosh, kosht - wood, stick kovva - a thing kraftni - turnip kuriying - fighting kushi, kusi - a little kushti - good, fine, nice, all right - L - lacho - good lalo, lala - red lalos - cherries laster - to find lav - name word lel - to take, to catch lévinor, livna, lívena - beer lévinorkénna - pub, ale-house, inn (also called kitchima) lévinorménqris - hops lil - a book lólochírillo - redpole lólodúianchír - robin lon - salt the bori lon pani - 'the great salt water', the ocean lóoverni - prostitute luller - to arrest - M - mailo, moilo, myla - donkey mandi, man, me - I, me; mandi's - my, mine mas - meat maséngro - butcher matchi - fish matchko, matchiko - cat mato - drunk mélali - smutty meláno - canary meski - tea méripen - death miltog - shirt misto - well, all right moaker - mule mókadi, mókado, móggerdowie - ritually unclean; impure; dirty mókadi jóok - fox mong - to beg monisha, monishi, mollisher - wife, girlfriend; used to mean woman monkri - countryside mooi - face, mouth móoikósht - a whistle moolyin matchi - pike moon - month sixmoon - six months moosh - man morgan - hare morler - hand mort - woman morum, moro, panum - bread motto - drunk muk - leave, let mukka - mule múladi - haunted by a dead person mulésko dud - will-o'-the-wisp mulla - corpse mulo, muladi, moolo - ghost of Romany man or woman in possession of a corpse at certain hours of the day and night; the devil in possession of a corpse múlladipóov - graveyard, cemetery mumli - candle mumper, mumpli, hedgemumper, hedgecrawler - tramp; traveller without any Romany blood mumpli - the ways of a mumper mung - to beg muréngi - berry muréngimátchi - trout mush - man múshgaying - to spy out the land mushgro, musker - policeman - N - nafli, násfalo - ill nantee, nanti - don't nappy - obstinate (used mainly to describe a horse) narked, narkri - dark, dank, bad, unpleasant nash - to hang nav - name nogo - own nok - nose nongo - naked - O - odjus - lovely, beautiful ogrúsela - gooseberry oito - eight olivas - stockings opréy, 'prey - up, upon 'prey o poov' - on the ground, in the field 'prey o pani' - on the river or lake ora - clock, watch, time orélla - trout ozi - heart - P - palésko - nephew panish - hungry pánishók - watercress pansh - five papin - goose pápingo - gander paramíkri - rabbit-snare patrin - leaf pattríensis - herbs used in cures páttrimíshi - legend, story, fairy-tale pauni, pani, parni - water pani, pan - to rain paurdál, pardál - across ped - to walk peeve, pee - to drink pen - sister; to speak penyáki - niece pester - to pay pero - leg petál - hoof petlar - nut pikie - Gypsy expelled from tribe pir - stomach pirri - foot pishom - bee píshomgúdlo - honey pobble, pobo - apple pogger - to beat; to break poggered - broken pókinyos - high-court judge poodéllas - bellows pooker - to ask, to tell the kosht that pookers the drom, the pookering-kosh - signpost póokersaméngri - lawyer póorami - leek póorano - ancient pooro, poori - old pootsi - pocket póover, poovéngro - potato posh - half poshes - money poshrat - half-Gypsy person poshumésko - woollen povel - apple pral - brother praster - to run pug - ferret; to hide púgurus - monkey purchery - fish pond, fish farm puro - old purum - onion pushka - gun (only used for a flintlock) putch, putcha - to ask, to enquire pútcherléngro - smith - R - rai, rye - gentleman rakli - girl rákonis - trousers rap, rup - silver rashái - priest, parson, minister rarti - night rártigíllichal - nightingale rat - blood ratválo - bloody, bleeding rattlers - beans rauni - lady rokker - to talk Rom - Romany man rom, romer - bridegroom, husband romered, ramado - married romni - bride, wife rómanichírilo - water wagtail rómanirétchka - mallard retchka - a duck retchko - a drake rosela, ribiséla - redcurrant rove, ruv - to cry to weep ruk, rukker - tree rúkkersaméngri - squirrel rull - spoon rummer - to marry rup, rupper - silver rúppavo - chaffinch rustler - flower - S - sáliwésher - bridle sap, sarp, sapper - snake sappéskomátchi - eel saster - iron; wire sásterkábakósh - kettle-iron scran - food scroops - hops shant - pint shav, shab, sherp, shev - to go sharo, sherro - head shora, shura - head person, foreman, gaffer shel - hundred shoav - six shok - cabbage shóllivárdo - trolley, light cart shoon - to hear shoshi - rabbit sim - to resemble siménsa - cousin simmin - sauce, gravy, soup skip - basket skóodalin - plate slang - license, summons slinger - dog license slabérias - strawberries smowrélias - raspberries snaff, shiv - snow snokrel - Swede sólivárdo - trolley sónnakai - gold sónnasáster - copper; bronze sootti - sleep sor - all spíngarus - skewer spishi - honey splogger - to shoot stagni - nanny-goat stardi - hat starni - deer stíggerus, stúggerus, stéggus - gate stíraben, stúraben - prison, gaol stoggers, stoggrus - stack stook - handkerchief stor - four strangli, strangler - onion summa - stink swiggler - pipe - T - ta - and desh ta yek - eleven táchiben - truth tarder - to pull tarno, tauno, tauni - young tatcho - real, true tatti - hot táttikovi - pepper táttipáni - spirits táttitátti - baked potato tem - countryside grígatem - heath tiffi - sailor tikni, tikno, titno - baby tit - old mare recently in foal titlaméngro - snare tober - road togs - clothes togram - clothes-peg tompad, tonpad - parson tood - milk tool - to hold toot - brass toov, tuv - tobacco toovlil - cigarette paper tóovalo - cigarette, a smoke totting, tatting - rag and bone dealing tovar - axe trash - fright, fear trashd - frightened, afraid trin - three trindesh, trinanda - thirty trushul - about; trail ; cross tukali - friendly tulla - fat tullaben - butter tushni - basket tutóoti, tooti - you tuv - tobacco; to smoke twilers - trousers - V - valin - bottle vardo, wardo - caravan, trolley, wagon, cart, covered vehicle vast - hand - W - wafti, wafeti - bad wardis - playing cards wast - hand wavver - other wel - to happen wélgora - a fair; market wesh, besh, bos - forest, woodland, copse weshéngro - gamekeeper weshjook - fox wéshimúlo - owl wiffler - pigeon wongur - coal; money wóngustrin - ring on finger woodrus - bed wooshter - to throw - Y - yak, yeck - one yéckorus - once year, yurr - ear yog - fire yogéngri, yogger - gun yogéstowásto - tongs yora, yoro, yaras - egg, eggs accident istripu acquaintance ezagun address helbide adequate egoki adult game joko afternoon arratsalde age adin alive bizirik amaze harritu amazedly harrituta analyze azter angrily haserre angry petral answer erantzun ant inurri appear ageri arm beso arrive iritsi arrive heldu ascend igo ashamedly lotsaturik ask galdetu ask for eskatu aspect itxura association elkarte at risk arriskuan atmosphere giro attatch itsatsi attempt saiatu aunt izeba baby haur bad txar badly gaizki bag poltsa balloon puxika banana platano basket saski bat sagutzar bathe bainatu bathroom komun bathroom sink lababo bathroom sink konketa bathtub bainu-ontzi beach hondartza beans babarrun beans indaba beard bizar beautiful eder become jarri bed ohe bedroom logela bee erle beef haragi beg eskatu behave portatu believe sinestu believe uste belt gerriko beret txapel bicycle txirrindula bicycle bizikleta big handi bird txori bite kosk blackboard arbel boar basurde boat txalupa body soin body gorputz bone hezur book liburu boot bota bore aspertu boring aspergarri boredly aspertuta born jaio born sortu boyfriend senargai branch adar bread ogi break apurtu break down hondatu breakfast gosaldu breakfast gosari bridge zubi briefcase kartera bring ekarri bring together hurbildu broken puskatuta broken down hondatuta brother anaia bull zezen burn erre bus autobus bush sasi businessman enpresari butterfly pinpilinpauxa buy erosi calendar egutegi call deitu call dei calm lasai calmly lasai can ahal cannot ezin car kotxe carry eraman cart gurdi castle gaztelu cat katu catch harrapatu cave leize century mende chain katea chair aulki champion txapeldun championship txapelketa charge kobratu cheap merke cheese gazta cherry gerezi chicken oilasko chiminey tximini chin kokotz church eliza city hiri city dweller kaletar clean garbi clean garbitu clear zabaldu climb igo clock erloju close min close itxi close friend adiskide closed itxi closed itxita cloth zapi clothes jantzi cloud hodei clumsy trakets coal ikatz coin txanpon cold hotz come etorri compete jokatu complain kexatu complain kexa egin complete osatu confess aitortu confuse nahastu congregate bildu content pozik continue jarraitu cookie gaileta cork kortxo corkscrew sakakortxo corn tortilla talo correctly zuzen cotton kotoi cough eztul country herri cousin-female lehengusina cousin-male lehengusu cow behi crab karramarro cricket kilkir crocodile krokodrilo cross zeharkatu cross gurutze cry negar egin crying negarrez cupboard armairu curly kizkur custom ohitura cut ebaki cut moztu damn madarikatu dance dantza egin dance dantzaldi daughter alaba day egun day after tomorrow biharamun day before yesterday herenegun debt zor decend jaitsi decide erabaki deep sakon department sail desert basamortu desire gogo desire nahi Basque dialect euskalki die hil difficult zail dine afaldu dining room jangela dinner afari direction norabide dirty zikin dirty zikindu do egin doctor sendagile dog zakur dog txakur dog or doing (past) aritu doing, ing ari donkey asto door ate draw marraztu drawer kajoi dream amets egin dress jantzi drill ariketa drink edan drink edari drive gidatu drop jausi drop bota drop tanta drum danbor drunk mozkor drunk mozkorti dry lehortu dwarf ipotz each other elkar ear belarri early goiz earring belarritako earthquake lurrikara east ekialde easy errez eat jan effort ahalegin egg arrautza elegant dotore elephant elefante embassassedly lotsaturik empty hutsik empty hustu encounter aurkitu enemy etsai enter sartu entrance sarrera envelope gutunazal equal berdin event saio exam azterketa example adibide excellent bikain excuse aitzakia exercise ariketa expensive garesti explain azaldu face aurpegi fall erori fall udazken fall asleep lo hartu family name deitura far urruti farm baserri farmer baserritar fascinatedly liluratuta fast azkar fat lodi fat gizen father aita fed up nazkatuta feel sentitu fiesta jai fight borrokatu fight borroka fill bete find aurkitu fine isuna finger atzamar finish amaitu finish bukatu fire su fireplace sutondo fureplace sutegi fireplace tximeneta fish arrantzan ari fish arrantzuan ari fish arrain fishing arrantza fishing arrantzu flame gar flee ihes egin flirt ligatu floor lur fly hegaz egin foam bitsa fog laino fog lanbro food janari fool iruzur egin fool engainatu foot oin forest baso forget ahaztu forget ahantzi fountain iturri free askatu free of charge dohain freed askatuta friend lagun frighten ikaratu frog igel fry prijitu fry prejitu fry frijitu full beteta full month hilabete funeral hileta funny barregarri furniture altzari fussy mizkin game partidu game jolas garlic baratzuri gentle xamurra gesture keinu get up jaiki get up altxatu ghost mamu gift opari giraff jirafa girlfriend andragai give eman give notice abisatu glasses betaurreko glove eskularru go joan go out atera go out irten go to sleep lotara joan go to sleep lo gelditu goat ahuntz God Jainko goddess jainkosa gold urre good on grandfather aitaita grandmother amona grape mahats grass zelai grasshopper matxin-salto group talde grow hazi guard gorde guess asmatu guess thoughts somatu guess thoughts igarri gun arma guy tipo gypsy ijito habit ohitura hair ile half-assed erdipurdiko half-assedly erdipurdi ham urdaiazpiko hand esku hangingly zintzilik happening gertaera happily pozik happy alai happy zoriontsu hard gogor hard working langile hare erbi hate gorroto have idea bururatu head buru heal sendo heart bihotz heavy astun help lagundu heritage oinordetza heritage herentzi hide ezkutatu hit jo hold eutsi hole zulo holiday opor honey ezti hope itxaron hope espero izan hope itxaropen hope esperantza horse zaldi hot bero hotel ostatu hour ordu housewife etxeko-andre hug besarkada human giza humid heze hungrily gose illiterate eskolagabe illiterate analfabeto imagination irudimen important garrantzitsu impossibility ezin incapable egonezin inhabitant biztanle intention asmo interest interesatu interesting interesgarri invent asmatu investigate ikertu invite gonbidatu iron plantxatu iron burdina item ale journey bidaia jump jauzi egin jump salto jungle oihan kangaroo kanguru keep gorde keg upel keg kupel kick ostiko kill hil kiss musu kitchen sukalde kitchen sink harraska knife labana know ezagutu ladder eskailera lady andre last azken last night bart last year iaz lastly azkenik late berandu laugh barre egin laugh barre laying etzanda lazy alfer leaf hosto learn ikasi leave utzi leek porru left ezker leg hanka lemon limoi lesson ikasgai lesson eskarmentu letter eskutitz lie gezur lift jaso light arin light argi lightning tximist lightweight arin line marra lion lehoi listen entzun little by little pixkanaka living room egongela long luze look begiratu look of antz lord jaun lose galdu lost galduta love maite luck zori luck zorte lunch bazkaldu lunch bazkari mackrel txitxarro make egin market azoka marry ezkondu mass meza match partidu meadow larre meat okela meat haragi meet elkartu mention aipatu message mezu mill errota million milioi mine meatze mischievious bihurri miserly xuhur mole sator money diru month hil moon ilargi morning goiz mother ama motorcycle motor mouse sagu moustache bibote mouth aho move mugitu mud buztina name izen narrow estu nationalist abertzale naughty gaizto near gertu near hurbil necessary beharrezko neck lepo need behar needle orratz nephew iloba nervous urduri net sare new berri newspaper egunkari niece iloba night gau noise hots noise zarata noon eguerdi north ipar nose sudur notice ohartu notice konturatu nude larru-bizi nurse erizain oak tree haritz octopus olagarro offer eskaini office bulego oil olio old zahar open ireki open ireki open irekita opinion uste opinion iritzi order agindu ordinary arrunta owe zor izan ox idi packet zorro pain min paint margotu pair bikote paper paper parrot loro part alde pass pasatu pay ordaindu pay pagatu peace bake pen luma pencil arkatz people jende period of time epe peseta pezeta photo argazki pick up bildu pig txerri pigeon uso place toki place of birth jaioterri place of work lantegi plan asmo plane hegazkin plant landare play jolastu pleasant atsegin plot gidoi pocket patrika polute kutsatu poor txiro poor lander poor pobre of poor quality kaskar port kai portion zati prank okerkeria prefer nahiago izan prepare prestatu pretty polit priest apaiz print aztarna protect babestu proverb esaera pull tira punish zigortu push bultzatu push bultza put ipini put down utzi put in sartu question galdera quickly arin rabbit untxi racket pala radio irrati rain euri ram aker raw gordin reach level iritsi read irakurri reason arrazoi receive jaso recognize ezagutu refridgerator hozkailu reject baztertu remain geratu remember gogoratu remove kendu repair konpondu representation irudi resevoir urtegi respect begiramen respect errespetu responsibility ardura return itzuli rich aberats right eskuin rip txikitu river ibai room gela rope soka rotten ustel round borobil rubber goma rumor esamesa run korrika egin saddly triste salt gatz Santa Claus Bizar Zuri Basque Santa Claus Olentzero say esan saying esaera scare beldurtu search for bilatu see ikusi sell saldu send bidali seperate urrundu sew josi shade itzal shaking dardarka sheep ardi shelf apal shepherd artzain ship itsasontzi shoe oinetako shopping trip erosketa short txiki short baju short labur short motz shout oihukatu shout oihu show erakutsi shower dutxatu shower dutxa shy lotsati shyily herabeki sickly gaixo side bazter silent isil silently isilik silly lelo simple tolesgabe sing abestu sing kantatu sister of boy arreba sister of girl ahizpa sit down jarri sit down eseri situation egoera skilled trebe skin larru sky zeru sleep lo egin sleeping lo sleepy logura slender lirain slow motel slow geldo slowly poliki small txiki smell usaindu smile irribarre smoke ke smooth leun smuggler mugalari snail marraskilo snake suge snow elur soap xaboi soft bigun soldier gudari solid sendo something zerbait son seme soup salda south hego space leku speak hitz egin speak mintzatu special berezi spider armiarma sport kirol spot orbain spring udaberri sprinkle zirimiri square karratu stage eskenatoki stairs eskailera stamp sigilu stamp seilu standing zutik star izar start hasi stay geratu steack xerra steal lapurtu steal ohoin steal ebatsi step mother ama-orde stomach urdai stomach tripa stone harri stop gelditu stop geltoki stork amiamoko stork zikoin story (building) solairu straight lau strange bitxi stranger ezezagun strawberry marrubi stream erreka strength indar strong indartsu study ikasi stupid tonto stupid tuntun sugar azukre suitcase maleta summer uda summer home txalet sun eguzki swallow enara sweat izerdi sweets goxoki swim igeri egin symbol ikur system sistema table mahai take hartu take away eraman talk to hitz egin talkative berritsu tall garai tall altu taste dastatu taste probatu teach irakatsi tease txantxa tease trufa tease burla teeth hortz-haginak tell kontatu temperment jenio term kurtso territory lurralde thank eskertu thief lapur thief ohoin thin mehe thin argal thing gauza think pentsatu think uste thirsty egarri thought oroi thought gogoeta thought gogo thread hari throw bota throw egotzi thunder oinaztu-hots thunder trumoi ticket txartel tie lotu tied lotua tiger tigre time aldi time denbora tiring nekagarri tiredly nekatuta today gaur tommorrow bihar tool tresna touch ukitu touch ikutu town herri track aztarna translator itzultzaile transmit transmititu treat gonbidatu treat tratatu tree zuhaitz trench lubaki trip bidai truck kamioi truth egi turn into bihurtu turn off itzali turn on piztu turtle dordoka twig txotx twin biki twin bizki ugly itsusi umbrella aterki umbrella euritako uncle osaba understand ulertu unit ale United States Estatu Batuak university unibertsitate use erabili velocity lastertasun velocity abiada velocity abiadura very best jator voice ahots wait itxaron wait itxoin wake up esnatu wake up itzarri walk ibili walk txango walk buelta wall horma want nahi warm epel warning ohar washer garbigailu watch zaindu water ur weak ahul weather eguraldi weekday astegun weekend asteburu weigh pisatu well ondo well behaved zintzo west mendebalde wheat garia wheel gurpil whistle txistu egin wide zabal widen zabaldu widow alargun wife emazte win irabazi wind haize window leiho winter negu witch sorgin wolf otso wood egur wool artile worm har worriedly larri worship gurtu write idatzi wrongly oker year urte yesterday atzo young gazte a a a a- acapo ahci aha ahkas ahun ahunke ak akon nipsa akor akot totto akot tures amam aman ampa ampene amset amun an an an an anak(ne) anekuroro ani ani anke anu anpe anramasu aoka(i) aoka(i) aoka(i) apa apto aptoas apunno arespa ari ari arka arki arpa as as asi asikne asin asinuma asir asrukonna assokotor at atomte atte auwesuye awa awki ay aynu caka cari casi ceh cep ci cikaye cikap cikka cinkeutarikehe cip cipo cirikinka cis cise ciw ciyehe ciyene cup cupka cuporo e e e- eani earkaparpe earkinne easir easkay eaykap eci ecioka(i) e(e) eh eikura eiwanke eiyok ek ekaci ekasi ekimne en ene enere enkasike eper epis episne eraman eramisikari erampetek erampokinu erum es esan esani esinuma esose etay ewen goza hampe hani hanke hapo haw(e) hawe hekaci hekomo hemanta hemoy hempak hempar henke hetuku hi hine hitara hohki hok hoku hokukor hoppa hopu(ni) horai horari hosi hosipi hosipika hoyupu huci hum humas humi humna hunak(ka) hure hureka husko i i i icen ika ike ike ikor inankur inanpe inaw inen inkar inukuri inuma inunkuri ipe iresu isam isepo isoun itah itak itako iteki ituren iyekarkar iyoykir iyoype ka ka ka kahkemacihi kahkemah(a) kampi kampi kampi kamuy kamuy kane kar kar karkar karkar kasi kaskamuy kaspa kasuno kat kay kaya kaye keeraían kera keran keray keri kesto keu kewe kewtum ki kikkik kim kina kira kiraw kisar kisar kitamsuye kitayna koca komke komo kon rametok kopa kor kore korka korpare kosanu kosne kosunke kotan kote kotor kotor koyki koyki koytah koytak ku ku ku kuani kukorkur kuni kunne kunne kunneiwa kunneywa kunneywaan kur kur kurasno kurka kurpoki kuru kus kusu kuykuy mahpooho mak maka maka makke maknatara mamma man manuyke mat mat matak(ihi) matkaci matkor mean menoko merekopo meske mesu meunatara mew miire mike mokor mom momka mon mono mosir(ihi) moyre mukcar mut naa nan nankor nay ne nea(n) nekonan nep netopa newa ney ni niatus nicayteh nimpa ninkarihi nipa nisatke nispa nissui niste no nosiki noski nospa noye nu(u) nuca nukar nupe nupek nuye o oanray oasi oharkisi ohta oka(y) oka(i) okere okirasnu okkay okkew oma omap omare omayse ona onne onuman ooyaían or orawki orowa(no) orpak(no) orun oruspe orwa osip oskoni osma osura oterke otta otu oya pa pa pa page pakes pakkay pakno paknonekor paraparak pas paskuma patek paye paykar paykaran pe (-p) pekon nupe pekor pes pewre pewrep pewrekur pici pinne pirika pirka pirkaike pirkap piskami piskan poho pok pokisir pom menoko pompe pon pone ponno pooho poro poroike poronno poru poso poy seta poy yuk puni pusa rakko ram ram ramu ramuan ramusak ran ranke rap raskitay ratki ray rayap rayke re re reekoh ren renkayne rep(un) rera reska resu retan rik ri(ki) riskani ro rok rok ronnu rorumpe roski rototke rototo ru rusuy ruwe ruy sak sake san sanota santuku sapa sapo sar sat satke se sekor seta(ha) si siatuy sikanna sik(ihi) siko simakoray sine sinean sineani sinen sinnam sir sir sir sir sirepa siretok siretokkor sirhutne sirpeker sirsesek sisam sitayki siyeye ske so somo sonno sosiekatta soy soyne sukup suma suop suy ta ta taa tam tampako tampe tan tani tankur tanne tap tapan tara tawki te tek tek tepeka terke toan tom tomi tomte tono tonoto tope totto toy toyko tresi tu tumi tumikoro tumpaorun tumpu tunas tura turasno turen tures(i) turi turse tup tuy tuye tuye tuyma tuymamo tuyu u- uwekot uk uk(o) ukoyki umma un un unarpe uni unukar unuypa wakka upaskuma upsor(oke) urepet uriwahne us usa(an) usiwnekoro usor utarorkehe utur uwasurani uyee uyna wa wa(no) wakka wen ya ya yak yaku yakun yan yanke yaopiwka yapikir yay- yay yayari yayewen yaynu yee ype ytek yuk yup yupe yupi(hi) I, we (classical 1Sg/Pl trans. verbal prefix) we (incl.) (colloq. 1Pl trans. verbal subj. prefix) my (noun prefix) (passive prefix) uncle Grandmother (direct address) (possessive suffix) to walk to enter to send in younger brother our chief (from akor nipsa) my our mother (from akor totto) our sister (from akor tures) rice rice to carry very bed (topic marker) I, we (classical 1Sg/Pl intrans. verbal suffix)