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I just...

Għadni (same as I still)

Made of leather (s, pl)

Tal-ġilda, tal-ġlud

Beyond...

Lil hinn (minn)... (inn?)

To compare

Qabbel - nqabbel, nqabblu, qabbilt

To shine / gleam

Leqq - jleqq, jleqqu, leqqejt

Made of cardboard (s, f, pl)

Tal-kartun, tal-kartuna, tal-kraten

Closed (adj) (m, f, pl)


Open (adj) (m, f, pl)

Magħluq, magħluqa, magħluqin


Miftuħ, miftuħa, miftuħin

Stored / stashed (adj maybe) (m, f, pl)

Stivat, stivata, stivati

On the top/highest

Ta' fuq nett

Bracelet (not ċappetta) (s, pl)

Brazzuletta, brazzuletti

To close


To be closed

Għalaq, jgħalaq, jgħalqu, għalaqt


Ngħalaq, jingħalaq, jingħalqu, ngħalaqt

Covered (as in coated) (m, f, pl)

Miksi, miksija, miksijin

Felt (fabric)

Pannu

At the bottom

T'isfel

To cause trouble for someone

Ħabbat, nħabbat, nħabbtu, ħabbatt lil...


(also means to beat)

Carrying a load (m, f, plx2)

Mgħobbi, mgħobbija, mgħobbija/jin

To grow fat / swollen

Simen - jismen, jismnu, smint

Don't give up

Taqtax qalbek