By part of speech

A word is every part of speech it has a meaning of, so başha is listed under adjectives, nouns and postpositions alike and the counts add up to more than the 18,324 entries in the dictionary. Each list shows only the meanings of the class it belongs to.

Verbs, nouns and adjectives

Verbs an action or a state; the entry gives the whole conjugation. 3,335
Nouns a thing, person or idea; the entry gives the cases and the possessives. 11,297
Adjectives a quality; the entry gives the degrees and the to-be forms. 2,927

Other words

Small classes, listed whole — each of these is a page a learner can read end to end rather than search through.

Adverbs how, when or where something happens. 1,056
Participles a verb form used as an adjective, listed as its own entry where it has hardened into a word. 342
Interjections a call or an exclamation, standing outside the sentence. 244
Pronouns a word standing in for a noun. 169
Numerals a number word, and the forms built on it. 114
Particles a small word carrying emphasis, doubt or question rather than a meaning of its own. 97
Postpositions a word placed after a noun, where English puts a preposition in front. 88
Conjunctions a word joining two words or two clauses. 32
Determiners a word placed before a noun to point it out: this, that, every. 18