a [x] a
a [p] at, in, on (a point in space or time)
a [p] (in relation) to
a [p] in the direction of, to, toward, towards, unto
a [p] (influencing another) to (do something)
a [p] (clarifying, if necessary, that the following preposition indicates motion towards a location)
a [p] (converting the following preposition into an adverb indicating location or motion)
a [e] ah, aha
a- [P] a-, an-; a(d)-
-a [S] (female; fruit)
aa. [C] before now, before the present, ago
AA [C] before now, before the present, ago
AAU [C] UAE (United Arab Emirates)
abaco [n] abacus
abade [n] abbot
abade xef [n] head abbot, archimandrite
abadal [a] abbatial
abaderia [n] abbey
abadesa [n] abbess
abadia [n] abbacy (post, period)
abaia [v] bark; squawk, crow, caw
abaia [n] bark; squawk, crow, caw
abaieta [v] yap, yip, yelp
abaieta [n] yap, yip, yelp
abalia [v] dazzle, temporarily blind, stun with light
abalon [n] abalone, ormer, ear shell, sea ear, muttonfish, muttonshell, perlemoen, paua
abandona [v] abandon, strand, maroon, desert, orphan; jilt, forsake, relinquish, give up on, leave behind, chuck; time out (software)
abandona [n] abandonment; timeout (software)
abandona de posto [n] desertion
abandona la scola [E] drop out of school
abandona sua posto [E] abandon one's post, desert
abandonada [a] abandoned, deserted, forlorn, forsaken
abandonor [n] deserter; defector; dropout
Abcazia [n] Abkhazia
abcaz [a] Abkhaz, Abkhazian (person, language)
abcaz [n] Abkhaz, Abkhazian (person, language)
abea [n] bee, honeybee
abea laborante [n] worker bee
abea mas [n] drone, male bee
abeon [n] bumblebee
abeor [n] beekeeper
aberia [n] beehive, hive, apiary
rea de abeas [n] queen bee
Abel [n] Abel
abeto [n] fir
Abisinia [n] Abyssinia, Ethiopian Empire
abisinian [a] Abyssinian
abisinian [n] Abyssinian
abiso [n] abyss, chasm, bottomless pit; gap, gulf (to be bridged metaphorically)
abisal [a] abyssal; abysmal
abita [v] live in, inhabit, reside in, dwell in, settle in
abita [n] habitation, residency, dwelling (state)
abitable [a] habitable, inhabitable, livable/liveable
abitablia [n] habitability, inhabitability, livability/liveability
abitada [a] inhabited, lived-in, settled; manned
abitada [n] habitat
abitada de studiantes [n] hall of residence, student residence, dormitory
abital [a] residential
abitante [a] residential, resident
abiteria [n] residence, abode, dwelling, accommodation, quarters, billet, domicile, lodging
abitor [n] inhabitant, resident, denizen
abitor de cava [n] cave dweller, caveman, cavewoman
abitores [n] inhabitants, residents, population
coabita [v] cohabit
coabita [n] cohabitation
coabitor [n] cohabiter, cohabitant, housemate, flatmate, roommate
desabita [v] abandon, desert, cease occupation of, stop inhabiting
desabitada [a] abandoned, deserted, no longer inhabited
nonabitable [a] uninhabitable, unlivable/unliveable
nonabitada [a] uninhabited, unsettled; unmanned
nonabital [a] non-residential
nonabitante [a] non-residential
nonabitor [n] non-resident
abitua [v] get used (to), become habituated, become accustomed, become inured; grow addicted; acclimatize/acclimatise, acclimate
abitua [v] accustom, habituate, inure; addict
abitua [n] habit, habituation, convention; addiction
abitua sosial [n] social habit, social convention
abituada [a] accustomed, used
abitual [a] habitual
abituante [a] habit-forming, moreish, addictive
desabitua [v] become unaccustomed (to), become unused (to); kick the habit
desabitua [v] unaccustom, wean off
mal abitua [n] bad habit, vice
nonabituada [a] unaccustomed, unused
abjad [n] abjad (writing system)
ablativa [a] ablative (grammar)
ablativa [n] ablative (grammar)
-able [S] -able, -ible
aboli [v] abolish, do away with, get rid of, scrap, axe
aboli [e] down with ..., no more ...
aboli [n] abolition, abolishment
abolisme [n] abolitionism
aboliste [a] abolitionist
aboliste [n] abolitionist
aborda [v] go alongside, come alongside; come up to, go up to, approach (hoping to interact); take up (a field of study or work), dip one's toe in the water; start to tackle (a problem); broach (a subject)
aborta [v] abort, terminate, be canceled/cancelled, come to nothing; miscarry
aborta [v] abort, terminate, cancel, foil
aborta [n] abortion, termination
aborta natural [v] miscarry
aborta natural [n] miscarriage, spontaneous abortion
abortada [a] abortive
abortiste [a] abortionist
abortiste [n] abortionist
antiabortisme [n] anti-abortionism, anti-abortion movement, pro-life movement
antiabortiste [a] antiabortionist, pro-life
antiabortiste [n] antiabortionist, pro-lifer
abracadabra [e] abracadabra, hocus pocus
Abraham [n] Abraham
abrahamal [a] Abrahamic
abrasa [v] embrace, hug, cuddle, clinch
abrasa [n] embrace, hug, cuddle, clinch
abrasa ursin [n] bear hug
abrasable [a] embraceable, huggable
abrasador [n] clamp
abrasador de dito [n] thumbscrew
abrasador fisada [n] vise/vice
abrasadorin [a] viselike/vicelike
abrasante [a] embracing, hugging; tight, tight-fitting, skintight, close-fitting, form-fitting, figure-hugging
abri [v] open, open up; undo, unfasten, come undone, come unbuttoned, come untied, fall open; turn on, switch on (tap, power)
abri [v] open, open up; undo, unfasten, unbutton, untie, open; turn on, switch on
abri [n] opening, aperture, orifice (action, result)
abri la via de [E] pioneer
abrable [a] openable, foldout
abribote [n] can opener, tin opener
abribotela [n] bottle opener
abrida [a] open, opened; unabashed, blatant
abridia [n] openness
abrinte [a] opening
abrinte vias [a] pioneering, groundbreaking
abrioio [n] eye-opener, revelation
abrisita [n] opening quotation mark, left quotation mark, left quote
abrisita duple angulo [n] left double angle quotation mark, left double angle quote, left guillemet
abrisita duple curva [n] left double quotation mark, left double curved quote
abrisita unuple angulo [n] left single angle quotation mark, left single angle quote
abrisita unuple curva [n] left single quotation mark, left single curved quote
abrivia [n] pioneer, pathfinder, trailblazer
de fonte abrida [a] open-source
nonabrida [a] unopened
pico abrida [a] slightly open, ajar
reabri [v] reopen
reabri [v] reopen
abricoco [n] apricot (tree)
abricoca [n] apricot (fruit)
abrotano [n] southernwood (plant)
Abudabi [n] Abu Dhabi
abugida [n] abugida, alphasyllabary (writing system)
Abuja [n] Abuja
abunda [v] abound
abunda [n] abundance, plenty, plenitude
abundante [a] abounding, abundant, bountiful, plentiful, copious, profuse, galore
suprabunda [v] be overabundant, overflow
suprabunda [n] overabundance, overflow, glut
suprabundante [a] excessive, overabundant
Acaba [n] Aqaba
Golfo Acaba [n] Gulf of Aqaba, Gulf of Eilat
acad [a] Akkadian (person, language)
acad [n] Akkadian (person, language)
academia [n] academy
academial [a] academic
academias [n] academia, academe
academin [a] academic, irrelevant in practice
academiste [n] academician, academy member
Acadia [n] Acadia (French colony)
acadian [a] Acadian
acadian [n] Acadian
acan [a] Akan
acan [n] Akan (person, language)
acantisita [n] New Zealand wren
acanto [n] acanthus (plant)
acantosefalo [n] acanthocephalan, thorny-headed worm, spiny-headed worm
acariase [n] mange
acariasica [a] mangy, mangey
acaro [n] mite (arachnid)
acasia [n] acacia, thorntree, wattle
acaso [a] random, arbitrary, erratic, haywire, accidental, incidental, adventitious, fortuitous, occasional
acaso [A] randomly, arbitrarily, by chance, by accident, accidentally, incidentally
acaso [n] chance, luck, accident (event)
acaso fortunosa [n] fluke, stroke of luck, happy accident, lucky break, serendipity
acaso locada [a] adventitious, randomly placed
acasi [v] randomize/randomise, jumble, shuffle, mix
acasi [v] randomize/randomise, jumble, shuffle, mix
acasia [n] randomness, arbitrariness, jumble
acasisme [n] opportunism
acasiste [a] opportunistic, taking the opportunity
acasiste [n] opportunist
bon acaso [n] happy chance, piece of good luck, serendipity
nonacaso [a] non-random, deterministic
acc. [C] a.k.a.
ACC [C] a.k.a.
Acea [n] Achaea (Greek region)
acean [a] Achaean
acean [n] Achaean
acel [D] that, those, yonder, yon
acel [m] that, that one; the former
aceles [m] those, those ones
par acel [A] thereby
acemenan [a] Achaemenid (dynasty)
acemenan [n] Achaemenid (dynasty)
acenio [n] achene (botany)
Acitania [n] Aquitaine, Aquitania (French region)
aclama [v] acclaim, cheer, cheer for, root for
aclama [n] acclamation, cheer, cheering
aclama final [n] curtain call, walkdown, final bow
desaclama [v] boo
acne [n] acne
acompania [v] accompany, escort, consort with
acompania [n] accompaniment, companionship, company, concomitance
acompaniable [a] companionable
acompaniada [a] accompanied
acompaniada par [p] accompanied by, in the company of
acompaniante [a] accompanying, concomitant, incidental
acompaniante [n] side dish, side item, side order
acompanior [n] companion, partner, escort
acompaniste [n] accompanist
nonacompaniada [a] unaccompanied
Aconcagua, Monte [n] Aconcagua
aconito [n] aconite, monkshood, wolfsbane (plant)
acorda [v] agree to, consent, assent, accede, be in agreement (about), concur, accord; agree (grammar); match up, correspond, tally (with); be compatible
acorda [n] agreement, pact; accordance, consent, consensus, concord, congruence, congruity, compatibility; entente, understanding; chord (music)
acorda con testa [E] nod one's head
acorda de coesiste [n] modus vivendi, agreement to coexist
acorda de nonrevela [n] non-disclosure agreement, confidentiality agreement
acorda formal [n] formal agreement, contract, deal, covenant, convention, terms
acorda unida [n] unanimity
acordable [a] compatible
acordada [a] agreed, consensual
acordante [a] agreeing; compatible, congruent, congruous; in tune
desacorda [v] disagree (about), conflict, clash, contravene, object
desacorda [n] disagreement, discord, discordance, discordancy, dissonance, clash, conflict, contention
desacordante [a] disagreeing, discordant, dissonant, out of tune, clashing
en acorda unida [a] unanimous
formal acordada [a] formally agreed, contractual
nonacorda [n] incongruity; incompatibility
nonacordante [a] non-consenting; intransigent; incongruent, incongruous, incompatible
acordion [n] accordion
acordion diatonica [n] melodeon, melodion
acordioniste [n] accordionist, accordion player
Acra [n] Accra
acre [n] acre
acres [n] acres, acreage
acrete [v] accrete
acrete [n] accretion
acrilica [a] acrylic
acrilica [n] acrylic
acro- [P] acro-
acrofobia [n] acrophobia
acromion [n] acromion
acronim [a] acronymic, acronymous
acronim [n] acronym
retroacronim [n] backronym
acrostica [a] acrostic
acrostica [n] acrostic
acrotera [n] acroterion, acroterium
acrupi [v] crouch, squat, hunker, duck
acrupi [v] crouch, squat, hunker, duck
acrupi se [v] crouch down, squat down
acrupi temosa [v] cower, cringe, shrink
Acsum [n] Aksum, Axum (Ethiopian city)
actina [n] actin (protein)
actinica [a] actinic
actinicia [n] actinism (chemistry)
actinido [n] actinide (chemistry)
actinio [n] actinium (element)
acua [n] water
acua- [P] aqua-
acua de banio [n] bathwater
acua de cala [n] bilge, bilgewater
acua de calce [n] whitewash
acua de cloaca [n] waste water, slop, sewage
acua de mar [n] seawater
acua de pluve [n] rainwater
acua de rosa [n] rosewater
acua dulse [n] fresh water
acua mineral [n] mineral water
acua salosa [n] saltwater
acua suteran [n] underground water, groundwater
acual [a] aquatic
acueria [n] aquarium, fish tank
acui [v] water
acuin [a] watery, runny, thin, non-viscous
acuor [n] water carrier, water bearer
Acuor [n] Aquarius (constellation)
acuosa [a] watery, aqueous; wet, waterlogged, sodden, soggy
de acua dulse [a] freshwater
de acua salosa [a] saltwater
pinti con acua de calce [E] whitewash
semiacual [a] semiaquatic
suacuan [a] underwater
acuarela [n] watercolor/watercolour
depinta con acuarela [v] paint in watercolors/watercolours
depinta de acuarela [n] watercolor/watercolour painting
acuavit [n] aquavit, akvavit (drink)
acuifer [n] aquifer
acusa [v] accuse, charge, impeach, indict, arraign, prosecute
acusa [n] accusation, legal charge, impeachment, arraignment
acusa de malcondui [v] accuse of wrongdoing, impeach
acusa formal [v] charge
acusada [a] accused
acusada [n] accused, defendant
acusante [a] accusing, accusatory
acusor [n] accuser, plaintiff, prosecutor
acusores [n] accusers, prosecutors, prosecution
contracusa [v] countercharge, recriminate
contracusa [n] countercharge, counteraccusation, recrimination
desacusa [v] drop charges against, clear
malacusa [v] libel, slander, defame, calumniate, vilify, badmouth
malacusa [n] libel, slander, defamation, calumny, calumniation, vilification, backbiting
malacusante [a] libelous/libellous, slanderous, calumnious, defamatory
malacusor [n] libeler/libeller, slanderer, calumniator
acusativa [a] accusative (grammar)
acusativa [n] accusative (grammar)
acustica [n] acoustics
acustical [a] acoustic
acusticiste [n] acoustician
acuta [a] acute (medical)
adajio [a] adagio
Adam [n] Adam
adata [v] adapt
adata [v] adapt
adatador [n] adaptor (device)
adator [n] adaptor (person)
adatal [a] adaptive
adatalia [n] adaptiveness
adatisme [n] adaptationism
adatiste [n] adaptationist
Aden [n] Aden
Golfo Aden [n] Gulf of Aden
adenina [n] adenine
adenoide [n] adenoid, pharyngeal tonsil
adenoidal [a] adenoidal
adere [v] stick, adhere, cling
adere [v] stick, adhere, cling
adere [n] stickiness, adhesion, adhesiveness, adherence
aderente [a] adhesive, sticky, tacky
aderente [n] adhesive; sticker, sticky label
aderor [n] adherent, adept, aficionado
aderosa [a] clingy, sticky
autoaderente [a] self-adhesive, self-sticking
nonaderente [a] non-adhesive, non-stick
adiabatica [a] adiabatic (physics)
adio [e] goodbye, farewell, adieu
adio [n] farewell, send-off, valediction
de adio [a] farewell, valedictory
adipos [a] adipose
adirije [v] address
adirije [n] address; path (of a computer file)
adirije de eposta [n] email address
adirije ueb [n] web address, URL
adirije web [n] web address, URL
Adisababa [n] Addis Ababa
adjica [n] ajika, adjika
ADN [C] DNA
ADN-m [C] mDNA, mtDNA
ADN-y [C] yDNA
adobe [n] adobe
adolese [v] be a teenager, pass through adolescence
adolese [n] adolescence
adolesente [a] adolescent, teenage, teen
adolesente [n] adolescent, teenager
preadolesente [a] preadolescent, prepubescent
preadolesente [n] preadolescent, preteen, tween
adomen [n] abdomen, midriff
adomenal [a] abdominal
adonis [n] adonis
-ador [S] -er (tool, machine)
adora [v] adore, worship, revere
adora [n] adoration, worship, reverence, worshipfulness
adorable [a] adorable, cute
adorablia [n] adorability
adorante [a] adoring, worshipful, reverent
adoror [n] adorer, worshiper/worshipper, devotee
adormi [v] fall asleep, go to sleep
adormi partal [v] be half-asleep, be unable to keep one's eye open, be unable to stay awake, drop from exhaustion
adormi [v] send to sleep, put to sleep
adorminte [n] sleeping pill, hypnotic, soporific
adormor [n] sleeper
adormor tarda [n] night owl (person who goes to bed late)
adormor temprana [n] person who goes to bed early
adota [v] adopt, espouse; take up
adota [n] adoption
adotada [a] adopted
adotada [n] adoptee
adotante [a] adopting
adotor [n] adopter
enfante adotada [n] adoptive child, child by adoption
enfante tempora adotada [n] foster child
jenitores tempora adotante [n] foster parents
madre tempora adotante [n] foster mother
adrenalina [n] adrenaline, adrenalin, epinephrine
adrenalinosa [a] adrenalized/adrenalised, full of adrenaline
adriatica [a] Adriatic
Mar Adriatica [n] Adriatic Sea
adron [n] hadron (particle)
adsorbe [v] adsorb
adsorbe [n] adsorption
adui [v] adduct (muscle)
adui [n] adduction
aduinte [a] adducent
aduador [n] adductor (muscle)
adula [v] adulate, flatter, fawn over, grovel to, toady to, suck up to, coax, wheedle, cajole, ingratiate, kowtow
adula [n] flattery, fawning, adulation, sycophancy
adulante [a] adulatory, flattering, fawning, sycophantic, obsequious, deferential, fawning, ingratiating, unctuous, groveling/grovelling, toadyish, smarmy
adulor [n] flatterer, adulator, sycophant, toady
adulte [a] adult, grown-up
adulte [n] adult, grown-up
adulti [v] become adult, grow up, mature
adultia [n] adulthood
adultera [v] adulterate, tamper with; commit adultery, fornicate, adulter, philander
adultera [n] adultery, affair, fornication
adulterante [a] adulterous
adulteror [n] adulterer, fornicator
adventisme [n] Adventism (Christianity)
adventiste [a] Adventist
adventiste [n] Adventist
aec. [C] BCE (before the common era), BC (before Christ)
AEC [C] BCE (before the common era), BC (before Christ)
aesir [n] Aesir, Æsir
afasia [n] aphasia (medical)
afasica [a] aphasic
afasica [n] aphasic
afelio [n] aphelion (astronomy)
aferese [n] apheresis/aphaeresis
afeta [v] affect, have an effect on, influence, impinge on
afeta [n] influence, impression, impingement
afetable [a] susceptible, vulnerable
nonafetable [a] insusceptible
Afganistan [n] Afghanistan
afgani [a] Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan
afgani [n] Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan
afidavit [n] affidavit
afido [n] aphid
afin [s] so that, in order that
afina [a] affine
afirma [v] affirm, aver, assert, assure, (formally) state, declare
afirma [n] affirmation, assurance, (formal) statement, declaration
afirmante [a] affirming, affirmative
preafirma [v] preaffirm
reafirma [v] reaffirm
afisa [v] affix, attach; mount (a picture)
afisa [n] affixing, affixation; affix; attachment (email)
afisal [a] for attaching; affix, affixal; (system) of affixes
reafisa [v] reattach; reaffix
afluente [n] tributary
afoca [v] drown
afoca [v] drown; overwhelm
afoca [n] drowning
afonda [v] sink, scuttle
afonda [v] sink, scuttle
afondada [a] sunken
afonia [n] aphonia (medical)
afonica [a] aphonic
aforisme [n] aphorism
Africa [n] Africa
Africa norde [n] Northern Africa
Africa norde-ueste [n] Maghreb, Northwest Africa
Africa sude [n] Southern Africa
Africa susaharan [n] Subsaharan Africa
african [a] African
african [n] African
panafrican [a] pan-African
africaner [a] Afrikaner
africaner [n] Afrikaner
africans [a] Afrikaans
africante [a] affricate
africante [n] affricate
afro [a] afro
afro [n] afro
afro- [P] Afro-
afrodisica [a] aphrodisiac, aphrodisiacal
afrodisica [n] aphrodisiac
agape [n] agape (Christianity)
agar [n] agar, agar-agar (substance)
agarico [n] agaric (fungus)
agata [n] agate
agave [n] agave (plant)
agila [n] eagle
agila de mar [n] sea eagle
Agila [n] Aquila (constellation)
agileta [n] eaglet
agilin [a] aquiline; eagle-eyed
agilon [n] kite (toy)
aglutina [v] agglutinate
aglutinante [a] agglutinative
agnosia [n] agnosia
agnosica [a] agnosic
agnosica [n] agnosic
ago [n] needle; hand, pointer (clock, compass)
ago de croxe [n] crochet needle, crochet hook
ago de pino [n] pine needle
ago de tricota [n] knitting needle
ageta [n] splinter, sliver, chip, chipping
ageti [v] splinter, sliver, chip
ageti [v] splinter, sliver, chip
agin [a] needlelike
agonia [v] be in agony (at the point of death), be in the throes of death, be at death's door
agonia [n] death throes, death pangs, death struggle, agony
agoniste [n] agonist
agopuntur [n] acupuncture
acupunturiste [n] acupuncturist
agora [n] agora
agorafobia [n] agoraphobia
agorafobica [a] agoraphobic
agorafobica [n] agoraphobe
agosto [n] August
-agra [S] -agra (pain)
agrega [v] aggregate, combine, conglomerate, agglomerate
agrega [n] aggregation, aggregate, combination, conglomeration, conglomerate, agglomeration (action, result)
agrega urban [n] urban agglomeration, conurbation, metropolitan region, metropolis, metro
agresiva [a] aggressive
agresivia [n] aggressiveness
agrimonia [n] agrimony
agrocimica [n] agrochemistry, agricultural chemistry
agronomia [n] agronomy
agronomial [a] agronomic, agronomical
agronomiste [n] agronomist
agu [a] sharp, pointed, pointy; acute, keen (sense); sharp-tasting, pungent, tangy, spicy, hot; edgy (performance); acute (angle)
agu [n] sharp point, sharp end, sharp edge, cusp
agi [v] sharpen, hone, whet
agi [v] sharpen, hone, whet
agia [n] sharpness, acuteness, acuity, keenness
desagi [v] become blunt
desagi [v] blunt, dull
nonagia [n] bluntness, dullness
nonagu [a] blunt, dull; obtuse (angle)
aguti [n] common agouti (rodent)
aha [e] aha
ahimsa [n] ahimsa (Buddhism, Hinduism)
ai [e] oh dear, sigh, alas, alack
ai a me [e] woe is me, poor me
ai per me [e] woe is me, poor me
aiai [n] aye-aye (primate)
aiatola [n] ayatollah
aicido [n] aikido
aicidoca [n] aikidoka
aida [v] help, assist, aid, abet, help out; serve (customer); improve
aida [e] help, mayday
aida [n] help, assistance, aid, succor/succour
aida medical [n] medical assistance, healthcare
aida prima [n] first aid
aida sosial [n] welfare, dole, benefits
aidador [n] assistant, wizard
aidador personal [n] personal digital assistant, PDA, handheld computer, palmtop
aidamemoria [n] reminder, memory aid, aide-mémoire, mnemonic
aidamemoria secreta [n] cheatsheet
aidante [a] helping, auxiliary, ancillary; complicit
aidaoia [n] hearing aid
aidapasea [n] walker, walking frame, Zimmer frame
aidaservor [n] busser, busboy, busgirl, waiter's assistant, commis waiter
aidasolve [n] clue, hint
aidor [n] helper, helpmate, assistant, aide, acolyte, accomplice, sidekick
aidor de jeneral [n] adjutant general
aidor de xasa [n] hunting guide, gillie, ghillie, gilly
aidor militar [n] adjutant, aide-de-camp
aidor sosial [n] social worker, caseworker
aidosa [a] helpful, constructive
aidosa [n] helpful person, helping hand, Good Samaritan; helpful thing, great help, lifesaver
aidosia [n] helpfulness
autoaida [n] self-help
nonaidosa [a] unhelpful
sin aida [A] without help, by oneself, on one's own
ailanto [n] ailanthus (tree)
ainstainio [n] einsteinium (element)
aira [n] air; (colloquial) weather
airador [n] snorkel, breathing mask, aerator
airal [a] aerial, in the air, of the air; overhead (cable)
airi [v] air, aerate
airi [n] aeration
airosa [a] airy
con aira fluetante [a] drafty/draughty
de aira a aira [a] air-to-air
de aira a tera [a] air-to-surface, air-to-ground
en la aira [E] in the air, aloft, in mid air, mid-air
sin aira [a] airless; out of breath, breathless
airo- [P] aero-
airobio [n] aerobe
airobial [a] aerobic
eserse airobial [n] aerobic exercise, aerobics
nonairobial [a] anaerobic
nonairobio [n] anaerobe (organism)
airobiose [n] aerobiosis
airograf [n] airbrush
airografi [v] airbrush
airojel [n] aerogel, frozen smoke
airolito [n] aerolite (meteorite)
airolojia [n] aerology
airolojial [a] aerological
aironautica [n] aeronautics
aironautical [a] aeronautical
airosol [n] aerosol
airosol de peper [n] pepper spray
airostato [n] aerostat (including balloon)
airostato dirijable [n] airship, dirigible
airostato nonrijida [n] blimp, non-rigid airship
airostato rijida [n] zeppelin, rigid airship
airostato semirijida [n] semi-rigid airship
Aiti [n] Haiti
aitian [a] Haitian
aitian [n] Haitian
ajena [v] kneel, kowtow, be on bended knee
ajena [v] (make someone) kneel, kowtow
ajena [n] genuflection
ajena se [v] kneel down, genuflect, bend the knee, take the knee, go down on one knee, go down on one's knees
ajenor [n] kneeler (person)
ajenda [n] agenda, day planner, appointment book, diary; docket, to-do list
ajendi [v] schedule, put in one's diary
ajendida [a] scheduled
ajendida [n] appointment, rendezvous
reajendi [v] reschedule
ajente [n] agent, broker, intermediary, attaché, operative
ajente de aposta [n] bookmaker, bookie
ajente de asecura [n] underwriter
ajente de asiones [n] stockbroker
ajente de imobila [n] estate agent, real estate agent, realtor
ajente de intercambia [n] broker, intermediary
ajente de potia [n] powerbroker, power behind the throne, éminence grise
ajente de sposi [n] matchmaker, marriage broker
ajente dorminte [n] sleeper agent
ajente media [n] middleman
ajente secreta [n] secret agent
ajenteria [n] agency
ajenteria de aida [n] relief agency
ajenteria de compensa [n] clearing house
ajenteria de intercambia [n] brokerage (company)
ajenteria de novas [n] news agency
ajenteria secreta [n] secret service
interajenterial [a] interagency
ajetivo [n] adjective
ajetival [a] adjectival
ajetivin [a] adjectival, adjective-like
ajil [a] agile, nimble, sprightly, lithe, limber
ajilia [n] agility, nimbleness
ajiografia [n] hagiography
ajiografiste [n] hagiographer
ajita [v] agitate, excite, upset, fluster, worry, trouble, perturb, churn
ajita [n] agitation, excitement, ado, tizzy, trouble
ajitada [a] agitated, excited, upset, distraught, restless, restive, fitful, fidgety, squirrelly, antsy
ajitor [n] agitator
nonajitable [a] phlegmatic, placid, impassive, imperturbable, stolid, unflappable
ajitprop [n] agitprop
ajunta [v] add, append, annex; impart (quality)
ajunta [n] addition, annexation
ajuntable [a] addable, subsidiary, supplementary, extra
ajuntable [n] accessory, accoutrement, appurtenance; add-on, add-in, plug-in, extension module, mod
ajuntada [a] additional, in addition, extra, ancillary, supplementary
ajuntada [n] annex/annexe, extension, appendix, addendum, adjunct
ajuntor [n] adder (one who adds)
en ajunta [A] in addition, besides, furthermore, moreover
en ajunta a [p] in addition to, besides
posajunta [v] append, suffix
preajunta [v] prepend, prefix
reajunta [v] readd, add again
ajusta [v] adjust, adapt, acclimatize/acclimatise
ajusta [v] adjust, adapt, fit, tune, configure, calibrate; tune up (music)
ajusta [n] adaptation, adaption, adjustment, calibration; tune-up; (software) setting, configuration (action, result)
ajusta a [E] adjust to, adapt to, accommodate (change)
ajusta ladal [n] exaptation
ajustable [a] adaptable, adjustable, tunable, configurable, flexible
ajustablia [n] adaptability, adjustability, configurability
ajustada [a] adapted, adjusted, fitted, tuned, configured
ajustador [n] adjuster, adapter, tuner (device)
ajusteta [v] fine-tune, tweak
ajusteta [v] fine-tune, tweak
ajustor [n] adapter, adjuster, fitter, tuner (person)
bonajustada [a] well-adjusted; in tune
desajusta [v] detune, fall out of tune; clash (colours, clothes)
desajusta [v] detune
malajusta [n] maladaptation, maladjustment
malajustada [a] badly adjusted, maladapted, maladaptive, maladjusted, misconfigured; out of tune
malajustada [n] misfit
nonajustable [a] non-adjustable, unadaptable, untunable, unconfigurable, inflexible
nonajustada [a] unadapted, unadjusted, untuned
preajusta [v] preadjust, preadapt, preset, pretune
preajusta [v] preadjust, preadapt, preset, pretune
reajusta [v] readapt, readjust, rehabilitate
reajusta [v] readapt, readjust, rehabilitate
reajusta [n] readjustment, rehabilitation
al [p] to the
-al [S] -al, -y (pertaining to)
-al [S] -al (aldehyde)
ala [A] there, yonder; to there, thither
a ala [A] to there, thither
de ala [A] from there, thence
ala [n] wing; fly, flap
alaroja [n] redwing (bird)
alaroja american [n] red-winged blackbird
aleta [n] winglet, flipper; aileron
aleta de coda [n] fluke (whale)
aleta fronte [n] canard; foreplane, forewing
aletin [a] flipperlike
ali [v] add wings to, cause to have wings
alida [a] winged
alor [n] winger; wingman
con alas [a] winged, alate
Alabama [n] Alabama (US state)
alabarda [n] halberd, halbert
alabastro [n] alabaster
alabastrin [a] alabaster (in smoothness and whiteness)
alantoide [n] allantois (membrane)
alarma [v] alarm, alert
alarma [n] alarm, alert, siren
alarma de nebla [n] foghorn
Alaska [n] Alaska (US state)
alaskan [a] Alaskan
Golfo Alaska [n] Gulf of Alaska
alaui [a] Alawite, Alawi (Islam)
alaui [n] Alawite, Alawi (Islam)
alawi [a] Alawite, Alawi (Islam)
alawi [n] Alawite, Alawi (Islam)
Alba [n] Scotland, Alba
alban [a] Scottish, Scots, Alban
alban [n] Scot (person)
Albania [n] Albania
albanian [a] Albanian
albanian [n] Albanian (person, language)
albatros [n] albatross
albedo [n] albedo (astronomy)
Albert, Lago [n] Lake Albert
Alberta [n] Alberta (Canadian province)
albino [a] albino
albino [n] albino
albinisme [n] albinism
Alboran, Mar [n] Alboran Sea
album [n] album, scrapbook
albumen [n] albumen, egg white
albumina [n] albumin (protein)
alburno [n] bleak (fish)
alca [n] auk, razorbill, little auk, dovekie (bird)
alceta [n] auklet (bird)
alcalifilia [n] alkaliphilia
alcalifilica [a] alkaliphilic
alcalifilica [n] alkaliphile
alcalimetre [n] alkalimeter
alcalin [a] alkaline
alcalin [n] alkali, base
alcalin corodente [n] caustic soda, lye
alcalini [v] alkalize/alkalise
alcalini [v] alkalize/alkalise
alcalini [n] alkalization/alkalisation
alcalinia [n] alkalinity
alcaloide [n] alkaloid
alcalose [n] alkalosis (medical)
alcano [n] alkane, paraffin
alcazar [n] alcazar
alce [n] elk (UK), moose
alcen [n] alkene (chemistry)
alcil [n] alkyl (chemistry)
alcimica [n] alchemy
alcimical [a] alchemical
alcimiciste [n] alchemist
alcin [n] alkyne (chemistry)
alcol [n] alcohol, booze
alcol nonlegal [n] bootleg, moonshine
alcoleta [n] alcopop, malternative, spirit cooler
alcolomania [n] alcoholism
alcolomanica [a] alcoholic (person)
alcolomanica [n] alcoholic (person)
alcolosa [a] alcoholic (drink, content)
de alcol [a] alcoholic (drink)
nonalcolosa [a] non-alcoholic
sin alcol [a] without alcohol, non-alcoholic
alcolometre [n] breathalyzer/breathalyser
alcova [n] alcove, recess, nook, bay
alcova de arbores [n] bower
alcova de jardin [n] arbor/arbour
aldehido [a] aldehydic
aldehido [n] aldehyde
aldosterona [n] aldosterone (hormone)
ale [n] ale (beer)
alef [n] aleph (Hebrew letter)
alega [v] allege, claim, adduce
alega [n] allegation, claim
alegada [a] alleged
alegoria [n] allegory
alegorial [a] allegorical
alegro [a] allegro
alelo [n] allele (genetics)
aleluia [e] hallelujah, alleluia
aleluya [e] hallelujah, alleluia
alemande [n] allemande (dance, music)
alena [n] awl, bradawl
alerce [n] fitzroya
alerjen [a] allergenic
alerjen [n] allergen
alerjia [n] allergy
alerjica [a] allergic
alerjiste [n] allergist
aletera [v] alliterate
aletera [n] alliteration
aleterosa [a] alliterative
aleuron [n] aleurone (botany)
aleut [a] Aleut (person, language)
aleut [n] Aleut (person, language)
aleutian [a] Aleutian
Isolas Aleutian [n] Aleutian Islands
Montes Aleutian [n] Aleutian Range
Alexandria [n] Alexandria (Egyptian city)
alexandrian [a] Alexandrian
alexandrin [a] alexandrine (poetry)
alexia [n] alexia (medical)
alfa [n] alpha (Greek letter)
alfa mas [n] alpha male
alfabeta [n] alphabet
alfabeta roman [n] Roman alphabet, Latin alphabet
alfabetal [a] alphabetic, alphabetical
alfabeti [v] alphabetize/alphabetise, sort, put into alphabetical order
alfabetisme [n] literacy
alfabetiste [a] literate
nonalfabetisme [n] illiteracy
nonalfabetiste [a] illiterate, preliterate
alfajor [n] alfajor, alajú
alfalfa [n] alfalfa
alfanumeral [a] alphanumeric
alga [D] some, certain, a certain (unspecified identity); some, several, a few, a little, a small amount of (unspecified quantity); any (in a question or negative statement)
alga [A] somewhat, rather, fairly, reasonably, quite, pretty
alga [m] some (singular or plural); several
algas [m] some, several, a few (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
algas ... otras [m] some ... others
alga cosa [m] something; anything (in a question or negative statement)
alga de mundo [m] some people
alga o otra [a] such and such, some ... or other
alga min [a] a little less, a few less
alga min [A] a little less
alga plu [a] a little more, a few more
alga plu [A] a little more
alge [n] alga
algal [a] algal
alges [n] algae, seaweed
algoncian [a] Algonquian (language family)
algoncin [a] Algonquin (language)
algoncin [n] Algonquin (language)
algoritmo [n] algorithm
algoritmal [a] algorithmic
algun [m] someone, somebody; anyone, anybody (in a question or negative statement)
alia [v] ally; alloy
alia [v] ally; alloy
alia [n] alliance, league, coalition, fellowship; covenant
alia se con [v] ally oneself with, become allies with, join with
aliada [n] ally; alloy
desalia [v] secede
desalia [n] secession
alias [n] alias, handle
aliasi [v] alias
desaliasi [v] anti-alias
alibi [n] alibi
alicuota [a] aliquot
alicuota [n] aliquot
alidada [n] alidade (device)
aliena [v] alienate
aliena [n] alienation
nonalienable [a] inalienable
aligator [n] alligator
alinia [v] align, line up
alinia [v] align, line up
alinia [n] alignment
alinia a destra [v] right-align, flush right
alinia a destra [n] right alignment, ragged left
alinia a sinistra [v] left-align, flush left
alinia a sinistra [n] left alignment, ragged right
alinia plen [v] justify (margins)
alinia plen [n] (full) justification
alinia se [v] align oneself, get into alignment
aliniada [a] aligned, lined up, in alignment; flush (text)
malalinia [v] misalign
malalinia [v] misalign
malalinia [n] misalignment
realinia [v] realign
realinia [v] realign
realinia [n] realignment
alio [n] garlic
aliosa [a] garlicky
alise [n] trade wind
alitose [n] halitosis, bad breath
aljebra [n] algebra
aljebral [a] algebraic
aljebriste [n] algebraist
Aljer [n] Algiers
aljeran [a] from Algiers
aljeran [n] inhabitant of Algiers
Aljeria [n] Algeria
aljerian [a] Algerian
aljerian [n] Algerian
-aljia [S] -algia (pain)
-aljica [S] -algic
alma [n] soul
alma jemelo [n] soulmate
almanaco [n] almanac
alno [n] alder
alo [e] hello, hi, yo (greeting); hey, yoo-hoo (calling)
alo ala [e] hello there, hi there, ahoy there
alo- [P] allo- (other)
aloata [n] howler monkey
aloda [n] lark, skylark
aloe [n] aloe (plant)
Alofi [n] Alofi
alofon [a] allophonic
alofon [n] allophone
alofonia [n] allophony
alojen [a] halogen
alojen [n] halogen
alopatia [n] allopathy
alopatica [a] allopathic
alora [A] then (at that time); therefore, consequently, in that case
alora [c] then, so
alora [e] well, now, now then, right, right then, so
asta alora [E] until then, yet; see you next time, bye for now
de alora [A] from then on, since then, thereafter, thenceforth, any longer
pos alora [A] then, next, after that
la re alora [n] the then king
alosa [n] shad (fish)
alosa arengin [n] alewife
alosauro [n] allosaur, allosaurus
alotropo [a] allotropic
alotropo [n] allotrope
alotropia [n] allotropy
alpaca [n] alpaca (animal)
alpe [n] alp
alpan [a] alpine, Alpine
Alpes [n] Alps
Alsas [n] Alsace
alsasian [a] Alsatian
alsasian [n] Alsatian (person, language)
alsea [n] hollyhock (plant)
alselafo [n] hartebeest (antelope)
alta [a] high, lofty; upper, higher; tall; majestic, great
alta [A] highly, greatly
alta [n] top, top half, upper part
alta de bicini [n] bikini top
alta de roba [n] bodice, upper part of a dress, upper part of a robe
alta e diniosa [a] statuesque
a alta [A] up; upward, upwards, aloft
a alta de [p] near the top of; up, towards the top of
alti [v] rise, soar, get higher, become higher, grow taller, become taller
alti [v] lift, raise, elevate, heighten; exalt, aggrandize/aggrandise; promote
alti [n] rise; exaltation, aggrandizement/aggrandisement; promotion
alti par du metres [E] become two meters/metres higher, become two meters/metres taller
altia [n] height, altitude, elevation; highness, majesty
altia [e] your highness, your majesty
altia de x [n] x-height (typography)
altia de tono [n] pitch
la altas e la basas [n] the highs and lows, the ups and downs, vicissitudes
la plu alta [a] highest, tallest, topmost, uppermost
plu alta [a] higher, taller, upper
sua altia [n] his highness, her highness
torpe alta [a] gangly, gangling, lanky, awkwardly tall
altai [a] Altai, Altay (person, language)
altai [n] Altai, Altay (person, language)
Montes Altai [n] Altai Mountains
altaica [a] Altaic
altar [n] altar
Altar [n] Ara (constellation)
altea [n] althaea, marshmallow
alter [n] dumbbell; halter, haltere (of insect)
alter ronda [n] kettlebell
altera [v] alter, modify, amend, customize/customise
altera [v] alter, modify, customize/customise, amend
altera [n] alteration, modification, amendment, customization/customisation
alterable [a] alterable, modifiable, amendable, customizable/customisable
alterada [a] altered, modified, amended
alterante [n] accidental (music); modifier
nonalterable [a] inalterable, unmodifiable, unamendable, uncustomizable/uncustomisable, iron-clad
nonalterada [a] unaltered, unmodified, unamended
alterna [v] alternate, take turns
alterna [v] alternate; flip, toggle (setting)
alterna [n] alternation
alterna de codigo [n] code-switching, language alternation
alternador [n] alternator
alternante [a] alternating
alternante [n] alternant
alternativa [a] alternative, alternate
alternativa [n] alternative, recourse, fallback; answer (to a rival concept)
altimetre [n] altimeter
alto [a] alto, countertenor (music)
alto [n] alto, countertenor (music)
contralto [a] contralto (music)
contralto [n] contralto (music)
altruisme [n] altruism
altruiste [a] altruistic
altruiste [n] altruist
alula [n] alula, bastard wing
alum [n] alum (substance)
aluminio [n] aluminum/aluminium
alusina [v] hallucinate
alusina [n] hallucination, apparition, illusion, vision
alusina oiada [n] auditory hallucination
alusina videda [n] visual hallucination
alusinal [a] hallucinatory, psychedelic
alusinalia [n] psychedelia
alusinojen [a] hallucinogenic
alusinojen [n] hallucinogen
aluvia [n] alluvium (geology)
aluvial [a] alluvial
alveol [n] alveolus, air sac; tooth socket
alveolal [a] alveolar
alveolal [n] alveolar consonant
alveolite [n] alveolitis
posalveolal [a] postalveolar
posalveolal [n] postalveolar (consonant)
am. [C] a.m.
AM [C] a.m.
ama [v] love, cherish
ama [n] love, affection
ama uniladal [n] unrequited love
amable [a] lovable/loveable, likable/likeable, kind, nice, endearing, pleasant, affable, lovely
amablia [n] lovableness/loveableness, kindness, niceness, affability
amada [a] loved, beloved, cherished
amada [n] beloved, lover, loved one, heartthrob
amada vera [n] true love, love of one's life
amante [a] loving, friendly, kind
amafamilia [n] family lover, family person, family guy
amajelo [n] ice bug, ice crawler
amaperil [n] daredevil
ameta [n] (my) dear, darling
amor [n] lover; girlfriend, boyfriend, significant other; paramour
amor de belia [n] esthete/aesthete
amor de comeda [n] gourmand
amor de plaser [n] hedonist
amosa [a] affectionate, fond; amorous
amosia [n] affection, fondness; amorousness
bon amada [a] well-loved
cade en ama [v] fall in love
comensa ama [v] fall in love
fa de ama [n] lovemaking, sex
fa la ama [v] make love, have sex
nonamable [a] unlovable/unloveable, unlikable/unlikeable
nonamor [n] non-lover
poliama [n] polyamory
poliamante [a] polyamorous
amaca [n] hammock
amaceta [n] deckchair
amamelia [n] witch hazel
Aman [n] Amman
amando [n] almond (tree)
amanda [n] almond (nut)
amandin [a] almondlike, almond-shaped
con amandas [a] amandine, almondine
amanita [n] fly agaric, fly amanita
amara [v] land on the water, splash down
amara [n] landing on the water, splashdown (of spacecraft)
amaranto [n] amaranth
amarga [a] bitter (taste, emotion), acerbic, acrid; embittered, acrimonious, rancorous
amarga-dulse [a] bittersweet
amargi [v] grow bitter
amargi [v] embitter
amargia [n] bitterness, acerbity, rancor/rancour; bitter taste
amarilis [n] amaryllis (plant)
amarina [a] Amhara, Amharic (person, language)
amarina [n] Amhara, Amharic (person, language)
amasa [v] knead, work
amasador [n] kneading machine
amato [n] hobby, pastime, avocation
amator [n] hobbyist, amateur, dilettante, dabbler
amaziga [a] Berber, Amazigh, Tamazight (person, language)
amaziga [n] Berber, Amazigh, Tamazight (person, language)
amazona [n] Amazon (mythology)
Amazona [n] Amazon (region)
Foresta Amazona [n] Amazon Rainforest
Rio Amazona [n] Amazon River
amazonan [a] Amazonian
ambar [a] amber (color/colour)
ambar [n] amber (resin)
ambargris [n] ambergris (substance)
ambasada [n] embassy, consulate
ambasador [n] ambassador, envoy, emissary, high commissioner
ambi- [P] ambi-
ambie [v] surround
ambiental [a] environmental
ambiente [a] ambient, surrounding
ambiente [n] surroundings, environment, context, setting, conditions; atmosphere (place, event), ambience, milieu, locale
ambientisme [n] environmentalism
ambientiste [n] environmentalist
ambifilia [n] ambiphilia
ambifilica [a] ambiphilic
ambifilica [n] ambiphile
ambigua [a] ambiguous, equivocal
ambigua [n] ambiguity (something ambiguous)
ambigui [v] become ambiguous
ambigui [v] make ambiguous
ambiguia [n] ambiguity (quality)
desambigui [v] disambiguate
desambigui [v] disambiguate
desambigui [n] disambiguation
nonambigua [a] unambiguous, unequivocal
ambivale [v] be ambivalent, have mixed feelings
ambivale [n] ambivalence
ambivalente [a] ambivalent
ambliopia [n] amblyopia, lazy eye (medical)
ambliopica [a] amblyopic
ambliopica [n] amblyope
ambos [D] both
ambos [m] both
ambos de ... e [E] both ... and
ambos de nos [E] both of us, us both
ambos nos [E] both of us, us both
ambrosia [n] ambrosia
ambulansia [n] ambulance
amburger [n] hamburger, burger
amburger con ceso [n] cheeseburger
amburger vejetal [n] vegeburger, veggieburger
ameba [n] ameba/amoeba
amebin [a] ameboid/amoeboid
amebiside [n] amebicide/amoebiside
amen [e] amen, so be it, let it be
amento [n] catkin
America [n] America
America Norde [n] North America
America Sentral [n] Central America
America Sude [n] South America
afroamerican [a] Afro-American, African American, Negro, black American
afroamerican [n] Afro-American, African American, Negro, black
american [a] American; US
american [n] American
americani [v] Americanize/Americanise
americani [v] Americanize/Americanise
americani [n] Americanization/Americanisation
indoamerican [a] Indo-American, Indian American, Asian Indian
indoamerican [n] Indo-American, Indian American, Asian Indian
Mesoamerica [n] Mesoamerica
mesoamerican [a] Mesoamerican
panamerican [a] pan-American
amerindian [a] Amerindian, American Indian, Native American
amerindian [n] Amerindian, American Indian, Native American
amerisio [n] americium (element)
ametista [n] amethyst
amfetamina [n] amphetamine
amfi- [P] amphi-
amfibio [n] amphibian
amfibin [a] amphibious
amfibraco [n] amphibrach
amfora [n] amphora
ami [n] friend, mate, pal, chum, buddy, crony
ami de cor [n] girlfriend, boyfriend, significant other
ami de jua [n] playmate
ami falsa [n] false friend, faux ami
ami fema [n] female friend, girl friend
ami mas [n] male friend, boy friend
ami postal [n] pen pal, penfriend
amia [n] friendship, amity, fellowship
amia postal [n] penpalship, penfriendship, penfriend correspondence
amin [a] friendly, nice, amiable, amicable, genial, congenial, neighborly/neighbourly, personable, chummy, pally
amin a usores [a] user-friendly
amini [v] become friends
amini [v] befriend, make friends with
aminia [n] friendliness
aminia a usores [n] user-friendliness
desamini [v] unfriend
nonamin [a] unfriendly, cold, aloof, distant, standoffish, forbidding
nonamin a usores [a] user-unfriendly
amida [n] amide (substance)
amidon [n] starch
amidon de mais [n] cornstarch, cornflour
amidoni [v] starch
amidonida [a] starched
amidonosa [a] starchy
amigdala [n] amygdala
amil- [P] amyl-
amilase [n] amylase
amiloide [n] amyloid
amiloidose [n] amyloidosis
amina [a] amine (chemistry)
amina [n] amine (chemistry)
monoamina [a] monoamine (chemistry)
monoamina [n] monoamine (chemistry)
aminoasida [n] amino acid
aminobutirica [a] aminobutyric
amir [n] emir, amir
amiria [n] emirate
Amirias Arabi Unida [n] United Arab Emirates
amirati [a] Emirati
amirati [n] Emirati
amira [v] admire
amira [n] admiration
amirable [a] admirable, fine
amirante [a] admiring
amiror [n] admirer
amiral [n] admiral
amiralia [n] admiralty, admiralship
contramiral [n] rear admiral, counter admiral
visamiral [n] vice-admiral
amix [a] Amish
amix [n] Amish
amnesia [n] amnesia
amnesica [a] amnesiac, amnesic
amnesica [n] amnesiac, amnesic
amnestia [v] amnesty, grant amnesty to
amnestia [n] amnesty
amnio [n] amnion (membrane)
amnial [a] amniotic
amnio- [P] amnio-
amoc [a] amok, amuck
sindrom amoc [n] amok syndrome, running amok, running amuck
amonia [n] ammonia
amonio [n] ammonium
amonito [n] ammonite
amorti [v] muffle, deaden, dampen; amortize/amortise, absorb (cost)
amorti [n] amortization/amortisation
amortador [n] shock absorber
amper [n] ampere, amp
amperaje [n] ampage, amperage
amperimetre [n] ammeter
amplia [n] amplitude
amplifia [v] amplify, become amplified
amplifia [v] amplify
amplifia [n] amplifying, amplification
amplifiador [n] amplifier
ampola [n] ampoule; lightbulb; ampulla
amputa [v] amputate
amputa [n] amputation
amputada [a] amputated
amputada [n] amputated limb; amputee
amster [n] hamster
Amsterdam [n] Amsterdam
amuleto [n] amulet, talisman
an [A] even
an con [p] despite, in spite of, regardless of, notwithstanding, even with, even in the face of
an con tota [A] after all, despite everything, at least, if nothing else
an cuando [s] even when, even while, even as
an min [A] even less, still less
an no [A] not even
an nunca [A] never at all, not even once
an plu [A] even more, still more, all the more
an pos [p] even after, despite, in spite of, notwithstanding (something that has already happened)
an pos tota [A] after all, despite everything
an si [s] even if, though, although, even though, albeit, despite the fact that, in spite of the fact that, notwithstanding that, while, whilst
an sin [p] even without, despite the lack of
an tal [A] even thus, even so, nevertheless, nonetheless, however, anyway, anyhow, yet, still, be that as it may, despite that, having said that, all the same, at least, if nothing else
-an [S] -an, -ian (pertaining to a region or period)
-an [S] -year-old
-an [S] -an, -ian (pertaining to a region or period)
-an [S] -year-old
-an [S] -ane (saturated hydrocarbon)
ana- [P] ana-
anaboli [v] anabolize/anabolise (biology)
anaboli [n] anabolism
anabolal [a] anabolic
anacardio [n] cashew (tree)
anacardia [n] cashew (nut)
anacoluto [n] anacoluthon
anaconda [n] anaconda
anacron [a] anachronistic
anacron [n] anachronism
anafor [a] anaphoric
anafor [n] anaphor (word that refers back)
anaforia [n] anaphora
anagram [a] anagrammatic
anagram [n] anagram
anagrami [v] anagrammatize/anagrammatise
anagrami [v] anagram, anagrammatize/anagrammatise
analesica [a] analeptic
analesica [n] analeptic
psicoanalesica [a] psychoanaleptic
psicoanalesica [n] psychoanaleptic
analise [v] analyze/analyse, dissect; test (for a substance, disease, etc.); parse
analise [n] analysis, dissection, breakdown; test (for a substance, disease, etc.)
analise numeral [n] numerical analysis
analisable [a] analyzable/analysable
analisador [n] analyzer/analyser
analisador sintatical [n] syntax analyzer/analyser, parser
analisal [a] analytic, analytical
analiseda [a] analyzed/analysed
analiseda [n] analysand, analytic patient
analisor [n] analyst
malanalise [v] misanalyze/misanalyse
malanalise [n] misanalysis
psicoanalise [v] psychoanalyze/psychoanalyse
psicoanalise [n] psychoanalysis
psicoanalisal [a] psychoanalytic, psychoanalytical
psicoanaliste [n] psychoanalyst
reanalise [v] reanalyze/reanalyse
reanalise [n] reanalysis
supranalise [v] overanalyze/overanalyse
analoja [a] analogous, analog/analogue
analoja [n] analog/analogue, analogy (something analogous)
analojia [n] analogy (comparison); analogousness
anamnese [n] anamnesis (medical)
anamorfose [n] anamorphosis (optics, biology)
anamorfosal [a] anamorphic
ananas [n] pineapple (plant, fruit)
anapesto [n] anapest/anapaest
anapestal [a] anapestic/anapaestic
anarcia [n] anarchy, lawlessness
anarciosa [a] anarchic
anarcisme [n] anarchism
anarciste [n] anarchist
anastomose [n] anastomosis (anatomy)
Anatolia [n] Anatolia, Asia Minor
anatolian [a] Anatolian
anatolian [n] Anatolian
anatomia [n] anatomy
anatomial [a] anatomical
anatomiste [n] anatomist
anc [n] ankh (cross)
anca [n] hip, rump
anca e coxa [n] haunch
Ancara [n] Ankara
ancaran [a] angora (cat, goat, rabbit)
ance [A] also, as well, too, likewise
ance me [E] me too, so am I, so did I
ance me no [E] me neither, nor me, neither am I, neither did I
como ance [p] as well as, plus
con ance [p] with the addition of, plus
ancilosauro [n] ankylosaurus
ancilose [v] ankylose, get stiff, stiffen
ancilose [n] ankylosis (medical)
ancilostoma [n] hookworm
ancilostomiase [n] hookworm, ancylostomiasis
anconeo [n] anconeus (muscle)
ancor [n] anchor
ancoreria [n] anchorage
ancori [v] anchor
cade la ancor [v] drop anchor
leva la ancor [v] weigh anchor
ancora [A] still (ongoing); even (more, less)
ancora no [A] still not, not yet
ma ancora [A] but still, and yet, nevertheless, nonetheless, however
Andalusia [n] Andalusia (Spanish region)
andalus [a] Andalusian (person, language)
andalus [n] Andalusian (person, language)
Andaman [n] Andaman
Isolas Andaman [n] Andaman Islands
Mar Andaman [n] Andaman Sea
andante [a] andante
Andes [n] Andes
Andora [n] Andorra
Andora la Vea [n] Andorra la Vella
andoran [a] Andorran
andoran [n] Andorran
-andria [S] -andry
andro- [P] andro- (male)
androfilia [n] androphilia
androfilica [a] androphilic
androfilica [n] androphile
androfobia [n] androphobia
androfobica [a] androphobic
androfobica [n] androphobe
androide [a] android
androide [n] android
androjen [n] androgen
androjine [a] androgynous, hermaphroditic, epicene
androjine [n] androgyne, hermaphrodite
androjinia [n] androgyny, hermaphroditism
andromeda [n] andromeda, pieris (plant)
Andromeda [n] Andromeda (mythology, constellation)
androseo [n] androecium (botany)
anela [v] long for, yearn for, pine for, hanker for, crave, deeply desire, covet
anela de casa [n] homesickness, longing for home
anela de pais [n] homesickness (abroad)
anelante [a] yearning
anelante sua casa [a] homesick
anelante sua pais [a] homesick (abroad)
anelido [n] annelid (worm)
anelo [a] ring-shaped, annular
anelo [n] ring, loop (material); link (chain); hoop, quoit; circuit, lap (racetrack); torus, closed curve; ring, kroužek (diacritic)
anelo de ago [n] eye of a needle
anelo de nada [n] swim ring, swimming ring, rubber ring
anelo de onca [n] eye (fastener)
anelo de salva [n] lifebuoy, lifebelt, ringbuoy
anelo de spageti [n] spaghetti hoop, spaghetti ring, spaghettio
anelo fortinte [n] grommet, reinforcement ring
aneleta [n] washer; picot
aneli [v] loop, ring
aneli [v] loop, ring
anelosa [a] ringed
anemia [n] anemia/anaemia
anemica [a] anemic/anaemic
anemometre [n] anemometer
anemone [n] anemone
anemone-de-mar [n] sea anemone
anestese [v] anesthetize/anaesthetise
anestese [n] anesthetization/anaesthetisation
anestesente [n] anesthetic/anaesthetic
anestesia [n] anesthesia/anaesthesia
anestesiste [n] anesthetist/anaesthetist
aneto [n] dill (plant)
aneurisme [n] aneurysm, aneurism
angila [n] eel
angilin [a] eel-like
anglican [a] Anglican
anglican [n] Anglican
anglicanisme [n] Anglicanism (Christianity)
anglosason [a] Anglo-Saxon, Old English
anglosason [n] Anglo-Saxon, Old English
Angola [n] Angola
angolan [a] Angolan
angolan [n] Angolan
angostura [n] angostura
Anguila [n] Anguilla
anguilan [a] Anguillian
anguilan [n] Anguillian
angulo [a] angular
angulo [n] angle, corner
angulo reta [n] right angle
anguli [v] angle
anguli [v] angle
angulida [a] angled
angulometre [n] protractor
cuatroangulo [a] quadrangular
cuatroangulo [n] quadrangle
triangulo [a] triangular, deltoid
triangulo [n] triangle
Triangulo [n] Triangulum (constellation)
triangulo reta [n] right triangle, right-angled triangle, orthogonal triangle, rectangular triangle
Triangulo Sude [n] Triangulum Australe (constellation)
trianguli [v] triangulate
trianguli [n] triangulation
angusa [v] distress, appall, appal, harrow, upset, wrack, rack
angusa [n] agony, anguish, anxiety, dismay, consternation, distress, upset, stress (mental), tribulation
angusada [a] distressed, anxious, agonized/agonised, anguished, in anguish, upset
angusante [a] distressing, appalling, harrowing, hurtful, upsetting, agonizing
ani [n] ani (bird)
anilina [n] aniline (substance)
anima [v] animate, come to life
anima [v] animate, bring to life, vivify
anima [n] animation (action, film); cartoon (film)
anima suspendeda [n] suspended animation
animada [a] animated, animate; brought to life
animada [n] animated character, cartoon character
animor [n] animator, cartoonist; cheerleader
nonanimada [a] inanimate
reanima [v] reanimate, come back to life
reanima [v] reanimate, resuscitate
reanima cardiopulmonal [n] cardiopulmonary resuscitation, CPR
reanimador [n] resuscitator
reanimante [a] reanimating, resurgent
animal [a] animal
animal [n] animal
animal amada [n] pet, companion animal
animal de casa [n] pet, domestic animal
animal de pelux [n] stuffed toy, plush toy, soft toy, cuddly toy
animal xasada [n] game, big game
animales [n] animals, fauna
animales nosiva [n] vermin
animali [v] zoomorphize/zoomorphise
animali [v] zoomorphize/zoomorphise
animali [n] zoomorphism
animalin [a] animal, animal-like
anime [n] anime (animation)
animisme [n] animism
animiste [a] animist
animiste [n] animist
aninga [n] anhinga, darter, snakebird
anio [n] year
anio de lus [n] light year
anio de recolie [n] vintage
anio estendeda [n] leap year
a cada anio [A] every year, yearly
anial [a] annual, yearly
anios pasada [n] years gone by, yesteryear
bon anio nova [e] happy new year
duanial [a] biennial
enfante con/de sinco anios [n] five-year-old child, five-year-old
me ave 35 anios [E] I am 35 years old, I am 35
semianial [a] semiannual, biannual (twice a year), half-yearly
semianial [A] semiannually
vijila de anio nova [n] New Year's Eve, Old Year's Day, Saint Sylvester's Day
anion [n] anion (chemistry)
anis [n] anise, aniseed (plant)
seme de anis [n] aniseed (seed)
aniseta [n] anisette
aniversario [a] anniversary, birthday
aniversario [n] anniversary, birthday, jubilee
aniversario dusento [n] 200th anniversary, bicentenary, bicentennial
aniversario sento [n] 100th anniversary, centenary, centennial
aniversario sento sincodes [n] 150th anniversary, sesquicentennial
bon aniversario [e] happy birthday
anjel [n] angel
anjel gardante [n] guardian angel
anjelin [a] angelic
arcanjel [n] archangel
anjelica [n] angelica (plant)
anjelus [n] angelus
anjina [n] angina
anjina de peto [n] angina pectoris
anjio- [P] angio- (blood vessels)
anjioma [n] angioma
anjiopatia [n] angiopathy
anjioplastia [n] angioplasty
anjiosperma [n] angiosperm
anjiotensina [n] angiotensin
ano [n] anus
anal [a] anal
posanal [a] postanal
anodo [n] anode
anomal [a] anomalous
anomal [n] anomaly (something anomalous)
anomalia [n] anomalousness, anomaly (quality)
anomalur [n] flying squirrel, anomalure
anomia [n] anomia (medical)
anona [n] annona (plant)
anonim [a] anonymous, faceless, incognito
anonimador [n] anonymizer (software)
anonimi [v] become anonymous, go incognito
anonimi [v] make anonymous, anonymize/anonymise
anonimi [n] anonymization/anonymisation
anonimia [n] anonymity
anorac [n] anorak
anorexia [n] anorexia
anorexica [a] anorexic
anorexica [n] anorexic
anosia [n] anoxia (medical)
anosica [a] anoxic
anota [v] annotate
anota [n] annotation
anotor [n] annotator
ansia [v] dread, fret, feel anxious, feel apprehensive
ansia [v] worry, rattle, make apprehensive
ansia [n] anxiety, worry, unease, nervousness, apprehension, dread, angst, trepidation
ansiosa [a] anxious, worried, nervous, apprehensive, rattled, fretful, jittery, fraught, uneasy, antsy
anstrom [n] angstrom (unit of length)
antagoniste [a] antagonistic
antagoniste [n] antagonist
Antananarivo [n] Antananarivo
antartica [a] Antarctic
Antartica [n] Antarctica, Antarctic
Mar Antartica [n] Antarctic Ocean, Southern Ocean
ante [p] in front of, before (in space)
ante [p] (moving) to the front of, in front of
ante [p] before (in time), earlier than, prior to, ahead of
ante- [P] ante-
ante fini de [p] by (at the latest), no later than
ante ja [p] by (at the latest), no later than
ante tota [A] above all
a ante [p] (moving) to the front of, in front of
a ante [A] (located) in front, ahead; (moving) forward, forwards, forth; (occurring) before, beforehand, formerly, previously, earlier, ago
a ante [e] onward, onwards, on we go
a du dias a ante [A] two days before, two days earlier
a du dias ante aora [A] two days ago
a multe tempo a ante [A] a long time before, a long time previously, long ago
a multe tempo ante aora [A] long ago, a long time ago
de ante [p] moving from ahead of, from in front of
de ante [A] from ahead, from in front
antena [n] antenna; aerial
antera [n] anther
anterior [a] anterior, rostral
anterior [n] forepart; forequarters (animal)
anti- [P] anti- (opposition)
antica [a] ancient, antique
anticia [n] antiquity (quality), seniority
anticin [a] quaint, old-fashioned, dated, archaic, antiquated, frumpy; legacy (software, hardware)
anticin [n] archaism, dated expression; old fogey, old geezer (person)
eda antica [n] antiquity, ancient times
anticalia [n] antique (object), vintage item
anticalieria [n] antique shop, antique store
anticalior [n] antique seller, antiquarian, antiquary
Anticitera [n] Antikythera
antifona [n] antiphon (music)
antifonia [n] antiphony
Antigua [n] Antigua
Antigua e Barbuda [n] Antigua and Barbuda
antiguan [a] Antiguan
antiguan [n] Antiguan
antijen [a] antigenic
antijen [n] antigen
Antiles [n] Antilles
antilean [a] Antillean
Antiles Major [n] Greater Antilles
Antiles Minor [n] Lesser Antilles
Antiles Nederlandes [n] Netherlands Antilles
antilocapra [n] pronghorn antelope
antilope [n] antelope
antimonio [n] antimony
antinomia [n] antinomy
antipatia [n] antipathy, aversion, deep dislike
antipatiosa [a] antipathetic, averse
antipoda [a] antipodean, antipodal
antipoda [n] antipode
antitese [n] antithesis
antitesal [a] antithetical
antolojia [v] anthologize/anthologise
antolojia [n] anthology, anthologization/anthologisation
antolojiste [n] anthologist
antonim [a] antonymous, opposite
antonim [n] antonym, opposite
antonimia [n] antonymy
antoserotal [n] hornwort (plant)
antrasita [n] anthracite (substance)
antrax [n] anthrax
antro [n] antrum (anatomy)
antropo- [P] anthropo-
antropojenia [n] anthropogeny
antropolojia [n] anthropology
antropolojial [a] anthropological
antropolojiste [n] anthropologist
antropometria [n] anthropometry
antropometrial [a] anthropometric
antropomorfe [a] anthropomorphic
antropomorfia [n] anthropomorphism
antroposentral [a] anthropocentric, anthropic
prinsipe antroposentral [n] anthropic principle
antrostomo [n] whippoorwill (bird)
anui [v] nod
anunsia [v] announce, advertise, publicize/publicise
anunsia [n] announcement, advertisement, advertising, advert, ad, commercial, publicity, prospectus, blurb, hype
anunsia de mori [n] obituary, necrology
anunsias de promove [n] promotional material
anunsieta [n] classified advertisement, small ad, want ad
anunsior [n] announcer, crier; adman
bon anunsia [n] good press, good publicity
mal anunsia [n] bad press, bad publicity
preanunsia [v] preannounce, announce in advance
anura [n] anura (amphibian)
anxa [n] reed
anxo [n] ancho, poblano (chili)
anxoa [n] anchovy
aora [A] now, currently, at present, at this time; right now, immediately, at once
aora e alora [A] now and then, now and again, from time to time, on occasion, occasionally
aora mesma [A] right now, at this very moment
ante aora [A] before now, ago
asta aora [A] until now, so far, to date, yet, up to this point
de aora [A] from now on, hereafter, henceforth
no aora [A] not now
per aora [A] for now, for the moment, for the time being, for the nonce
aoristo [n] aorist (grammar)
aorta [n] aorta (anatomy)
aortal [a] aortic
aortite [n] aortitis
aoto [n] night monkey, owl monkey, douroucouli
ap [n] application, app (software)
Apalatxia [n] Appalachia
apalatxian [a] Appalachian
Montes Apalatxian [n] Appalachian Mountains
aparato [n] device, gadget, piece of apparatus
aparato de puleas [n] block and tackle
aparato dental [n] brace (teeth)
aparato fisada [n] fixture, permanent appliance
aparateta [n] thingy, thingummy, thingamajig, thingamabob, whatsit, wossname, whatchamacallit, doodad, doodah, doobry, doohickey, hickey; widget, gizmo, control (user interface)
aparatomanica [a] gadget-obsessed
aparatomanica [n] gadgeteer, gadget obsessive, gadget freak
aparatos [n] apparatus, equipment, hardware, tackle, rigging, paraphernalia
aparatos de pexa [n] fishing tackle
aparatos de vela [n] tackle, rigging (ship)
apare [v] appear, become visible, show up, turn up, surface
apare [v] cause to appear, manifest, conjure (up)
apare [n] appearance, apparition, occurrence
apare corta [v] appear briefly, put in an appearance, show one's face
apare de dentes [n] teething
apare lenta [v] fade in
apare prima [n] first appearance, debut
desapare [v] disappear, vanish
desapare [v] vanish, cause to disappear; dispel
desapare [n] disappearance, vanishing
desapare lenta [v] fade out
reapare [v] reappear, resurface, respawn
reapare [v] cause to reappear
reapare [n] reappearance; comeback
suapare [v] show through, be visible through, be visible under
aparta [v] push aside, push to one side, push out of the way, brush aside, pull to one side, pull back
aparta [n] pushing aside, brushing aside
apartait [n] apartheid
aparte [n] apartment, flat, tenement; housing unit, accommodation unit, retail unit
aparte apical [n] penthouse
aparte misera [n] tenement flat (decrepit)
aparte sin asendador [n] walk-up
apatia [n] apathy
apatica [a] apathetic
apatosauro [n] apatosaurus
apatxe [a] Apache (person, language)
apatxe [n] Apache (person, language)
apela [v] appeal, say in appeal
apela a [v] appeal to, petition
apelor [n] appellant
apena [A] hardly, scarcely, barely, just, by a small amount, with difficulty
apendis [n] appendix (anatomy, publishing), appendage
apendisectomia [n] appendectomy (surgery)
apendisite [n] appendicitis
aperitivo [n] apéritif; amuse-bouche, amuse-gueule, nibbles
apesta [v] stink, reek, pong, niff; (colloquial) suck (be objectionable)
apesta [n] stink, stench
apestante [a] stinking, reeking, fetid, smelly
apestosa [a] stinky, foul-smelling
apetito [n] appetite
apetra [v] stone
Apia [n] Apia
apico [n] apex, tip, peak, vertex; heyday, prime, zenith
apico subita [n] spike (on a graph), sharp peak
apical [a] apical
apicomplexa [n] sporozoon (pl. sporozoa), Apicomplexa (organism)
aplanata [a] aplanatic
aplanata [n] aplanat, aplanatic lens
aplasia [n] aplasia (medical)
aplasica [a] aplasic
aplaudi [v] applaud, clap
aplaudi [n] applause, clapping, ovation
aplaudor [n] applauder
aplaudores [n] claque (people hired to applaud)
aplica [v] apply (substance, physical force), spread; exact, inflict (revenge)
aplica [n] application (applying, using); appliqué (sewing)
aplica se a [v] apply oneself to (task)
aplica sua mente a [v] apply one's mind to
aplicable [a] applicable, relevant, appropriate
aplicador [n] applicator
malaplica [v] misapply
reaplica [v] reapply
aplo- [P] haplo- (single)
aploide [a] haploid
aploide [n] haploid
apnea [n] apnea/apnoea (medical)
apneica [a] apneic
apneiste [n] free-diver
apo- [P] apo-
apocalise [n] apocalypse, armageddon, doomsday, catastrophe; revelation (religious)
apocalisal [a] apocalyptic
apocope [n] apocope
apocrifa [a] apocryphal
apocrifas [n] apocrypha
apofonia [n] apophony, ablaut
apofonia indoeuropean [n] ablaut
apoia [v] lean, tilt, slant, tip, skew, prop (position, movement); bank (aircraft); be italic, be italicized/italicised
apoia [v] lean, tilt, slant, skew, prop (position, movement); bank (aircraft); italicize/italicise
apoiada [a] tilted, leaning, slanting, skew, askew, lopsided, crooked, wonky; oblique, italic
malapoia [v] slump, slouch, droop
apojeo [n] apogee (astronomy)
apolojetica [n] apologetics
apolojia [v] defend, put up a defense/defence of, justify, plead for, make an apologia, act as apologist, apologize/apologise (in this sense only)
apolojia [n] plea, defence, apology, apologia, formal justification
apolojial [a] apologetic, apologetical (pertaining to a formal defence)
apolojiste [n] apologist, defender
apone [v] put on (garment, jewelry/jewellery), don
aponable [a] wearable
aponeda [a] worn, donned, put on
aponeda [n] outfit, costume, clothing, apparel
desapone [v] take off (garment), remove, doff; shed, slough (skin)
reapone [v] put (garment) back on
aponeurose [n] aponeurosis (anatomy)
apoptose [n] apoptosis, programmed cell death
aporia [n] aporia
aposa [v] appose, juxtapose, collocate
aposa [n] apposition, juxtaposition, collocation
aposada [n] adposition (grammar)
aposta [v] bet, wager, gamble
aposta [n] bet, wager, gamble
aposta coletiva [n] sweepstake, pool
aposta contra [v] bet against, wager against
aposta per [v] bet on, wager on
apostada [n] stake, stakes
aposteria [n] betting shop, betting parlor/parlour
apostor [n] bettor, better, gambler; backer (of horse)
aposteriori [a] a posteriori
apostol [n] apostle
apostolal [a] apostolic
apostrofe [v] apostrophize/apostrophise
apostrofe [n] apostrophe
retroapostrofe [n] backquote, backtick
aprende [v] learn
aprendable [a] learnable
aprendablia [n] learnability
aprende automata [n] machine learning
aprendiste [n] apprentice
aprendisti [v] become an apprentice, be an apprentice, work as an apprentice
aprendistia [n] apprenticeship
aprendor [n] learner, pupil, apprentice, trainee
desaprende [v] unlearn
reaprende [v] relearn
april [n] April
apriori [a] a priori
aproba [v] approve, approve of, assent to, endorse; confirm (action on computer)
aproba [n] approval, confirmation
desaproba [v] disapprove, deprecate, mind, remonstrate
desaproba [n] disapproval, deprecation
desaprobante [a] disapproving, askance
aprosima [a] approximate, rough
aprosima [A] approximately, roughly, some
aprosimi [v] approximate
aprosimi [v] approximate
aprosimi [n] approximation
aprosiminte [a] approximant (consonant)
aprosiminte [n] approximant (consonant)
aprosiminte ladal [n] lateral approximant (consonant)
apside [n] apse; apsis
ara [n] macaw
arabesca [a] arabesque
arabesca [n] arabesque
Arabia [n] Arabia, Arabian Peninsula
arabi [a] Arab, Arabic, Arabian
arabi [n] Arab, Arabian (person); Arabic (language)
arabi golfal [n] Gulf Arabic (language)
Mar Arabi [n] Arabian Sea
Penisola Arabi [n] Arabian Peninsula
Arabia Saudi [n] Saudi Arabia
arabis [n] arabis, rockcress
arac [n] arrack, arak (drink)
aracide [n] peanut
aracnido [n] arachnid
aracno- [P] arachno- (spider)
aracnofobia [n] arachnophobia
aracnofobica [a] arachnophobic
aracnofobica [n] arachnophobe
aracnoide [n] arachnoid
arado [n] plow/plough
aradi [v] plow/plough, till
arador [n] plowman/ploughman, husbandman, tiller
Arafura, Mar [n] Arafura Sea
Aragon [n] Aragon (Spanish region)
aragones [a] Aragonese
aragones [n] Aragonese
Aral, Mar [n] Aral Sea
Aram [n] Aram, Aramea (biblical region)
arami [a] Aramaic, Aramean, Aramaean
arami [n] Aramaic, Aramean, Aramaean
aramo [n] limpkin (bird)
aranca [v] wrench, jerk, yank, snatch, wrest, tug, heave; sprain (ankle, etc.); rip out, tear out
aranca [n] jerk, yank, tug, twist
arania [n] spider
arania de rede embutin [n] funnelweb spider
aranieta [n] baby spider
aranin [a] spidery, arachnoid
aranja [v] arrange (music)
aranja [n] arrangement (music)
aranjor [n] arranger (music)
arauac [a] Arawak, Arawakan
arauac [n] Arawak (person, language)
arawac [a] Arawak, Arawakan
arawac [n] Arawak (person, language)
arbitra [v] arbitrate on, mediate on
arbitra [n] arbitration, mediation
arbitror [n] referee, umpire, official, arbiter, arbitrator
arbitror de linia [n] line judge, line umpire, linesman, lineswoman, linesperson (tennis)
arbitraje [v] arbitrage
arbitraje [n] arbitrage
arbitrar [a] arbitrary
arbitraria [n] arbitrariness
arbor [n] tree
arbor de familia [n] family tree
arbor de Juda [n] Judas tree
arbor de maio [n] maypole
arbor de pan [n] breadfruit
arbor joven [n] young tree, sapling
arboral [a] arboreal
arboreria [n] arboretum
arboreta [n] bush, shrub
arboreta de rosa [n] rosebush
arboretas [n] bushes, shrubbery
arboretin [a] shrublike, shrubby
arborin [a] treelike
arborosa [a] tree-filled, dominated by trees
arboran [n] treepie (bird)
arbuto [n] arbutus (plant, fruit)
arca [n] ark
arca de la alia [n] ark of the covenant
arcabus [n] arquebus, hackbut
arcada [n] arcade
arcana [a] arcane, esoteric
arcana [n] arcanum, item of arcane knowledge, mystery
arcea [n] archaeon, archaea, archaebacterium (organism)
arceo- [P] archeo-/archaeo-
arceognato [n] archeognatha/archaeognatha, jumping bristletail
arceolojia [n] archeology/archaeology
arceolojial [a] archeological/archaeological
arceolojiste [n] archeologist/archaeologist
arceopterix [n] archaeopteryx
arcetipo [n] archetype
arcetipal [a] archetypal
arci- [P] archi-, arch- (chief)
arcipelago [n] archipelago
arciteta [n] architecture
arcitetal [a] architectural
arciteti [v] design (something's appearance and function)
arcitetor [n] architect, designer
microarciteta [n] microarchitecture
arcitrava [n] architrave
arcivo [n] archive, record (of information), register, log; file, folder, document wallet; folder, directory
arcivador [n] file cabinet, filing cabinet
arcivador de revisas [n] version control system, revision control system
arcival [a] archival
arciveria [n] archive (place), depository, record office, repository, registry
arcivi [v] archive, log, chronicle, register, file, record (information)
arcivi [n] archiving, logging, chronicling, registering, filing, recording (action)
arciviste [n] archivist
arcivo conteninte [n] parent folder, parent directory, containing folder, containing directory
arcivo de radis [n] root folder, root directory
arcivos anial [n] annals
malarcivi [v] misfile
suarcivo [n] subfolder, subdirectory, child folder, child directory
arcivolta [n] archivolt, voussure (architecture)
arco [n] arc (geometry, electrical, narrative); arch, archway (architecture); bow (weapon, music)
arco apoiante [n] flying buttress
arco de luna [n] crescent moon
arco de luna cresente [n] waxing crescent moon
arco de luna descresente [n] waning crescent moon
arco de pede [n] arch (foot), instep
arco de porte [n] doorway, doorframe
arco de sielo [n] rainbow
arco longa [n] longbow
arco sigmoide [n] ogee (architecture, mathematics, etc.)
arci [v] arch (back, roof)
arci a retro [n] backbend
arcin [a] bow-shaped
arcor [n] archer
Arcor [n] Sagittarius (constellation)
arconte [n] archon (Athenian judge)
arde [v] burn, blaze
arde [v] burn, sear, incinerate
arde de ereses [n] auto-da-fé
arde solal [v] sunburn, get sunburned, get sunburnt
arde solal [n] sunburn
arde sacrifial [v] immolate
arde un fondable [E] blow a fuse
ardador [n] burner, incinerator
ardeda [a] burned, burnt, charred
ardeda [n] burn (injury)
solal ardeda [a] sunburned, sunburnt
ardente [a] burning; ardent, passionate
ardeta [v] smolder/smoulder
ardin [a] glowing, aglow
posardador [n] afterburner
ardosia [n] slate
ardosin [a] slate-like
are [n] are (unit of area)
area [n] area
areal [a] areal
areca [n] areca palm
arem [n] harem, seraglio
aremon [n] brush finch
arena [n] sand, grit
arena de gato [n] cat litter (material), cat sand
arena movente [n] quicksand
areni [v] sandblast; sand, sand down, sandpaper
arenin [a] sandy, gritty
arenor [n] sandman
arenosa [a] sandy, sand-covered
arenga [v] harangue, rant at
arenga [n] rant, tirade, diatribe
arenge [n] herring
arenge fumigada [n] smoked herring, kipper
arengin [a] herringlike
arenito [n] sandstone
areola [v] halo, surround with a halo
areola [n] halo, nimbus; areola
aresta [v] arrest, seize, apprehend
aresta [n] arrest; custody, detention
aresta acaso [n] arbitrary arrest
aresta nonlegal [n] illegal arrest
arestada [a] arrested, under arrest, in custody
arestada [n] arrestee, person under arrest
argon [n] argon
argumenta [v] argue (for), offer arguments
argumenta [n] argument (discussion, software)
argumentable [a] arguable, reasonable
contrargumenta [v] counterargue, argue back
contrargumenta [n] counterargument
arhat [n] arhat, arahant (saint)
aria [n] aria
arian [a] Aryan
arian [n] Aryan
arianisme [n] Arianism (Christianity)
ariari [n] ariary
ariete [n] battering ram
aril [n] aril, arillus (botany)
aristocrata [a] aristocratic, highborn
aristocrata [n] aristocrat
aristocratas [n] aristocrats, aristocracy, peerage
aristocratia [n] aristocracy
aristolocia [n] aristolochia, birthwort, pipevine (plant)
Aristotele [n] Aristotle
aristotelisme [n] Aristotelianism
aristoteliste [a] Aristotelian
aristoteliste [n] Aristotelian
aritenoide [n] arytenoid (muscle)
aritmetica [n] arithmetic
aritmetical [a] arithmetic, arithmetical
aritmeticiste [n] arithmetician
aritmia [n] arrhythmia
aritmica [a] arrhythmic
ariva [v] arrive; (colloquial) come (orgasm)
ariva [n] arrival; advent (including religious)
ariveria [n] arrivals hall
arivor [n] arrival (person), newcomer
reariva [v] arrive back, get back
Arizona [n] Arizona (US state)
arjentifer [a] argentiferous
Arjentina [n] Argentina
arjentina [a] Argentinian, Argentine
arjentina [n] Argentinian
Mar Arjentina [n] Argentine Sea
arjento [a] silver (color/colour)
arjento [n] silver (element)
arjento dorada [n] gilded silver, silver-gilt, vermeil
arjenti [v] become silver
arjenti [v] silver, silver-plate
arjentida [a] silvered, silver-plated
arjentin [a] silvery
arjentor [n] silversmith
de arjento [a] (made of) silver
arjila [n] clay
arjila acuin [n] slip
arjilosa [a] clayey
Arkansas [n] Arkansas (US state)
arlecin [n] harlequin
arma [n] weapon
arma de xoca eletrical [n] electroshock weapon
armas [n] weapons, arms, armaments, munition, ordnance, weaponry
armas lejera [n] light weapons, small arms
armeria [n] armory/armoury, arsenal
armor [n] armorer/armourer
con armas [a] armed
furni armas a [v] arm
furni de armas [n] armament (action)
porta armas [v] bear arms
sin armas [a] unarmed
arma [v] arm
arma [n] armament (action)
armada [a] armed
armada [n] army, legion, armada, host; armed man, armed woman, armed person
armadia [n] being armed, bearing arms, bearing of arms (general concept)
ata de arma [n] armament (action)
desarma [v] disarm
desarma [n] disarmament
es plu armada ca [v] be better armed than, outgun
forte armada [n] armed force, army
nonarmada [a] unarmed
rearma [v] rearm
rearma [n] rearming, rearmament
armadilo [n] armadillo
armario [n] cupboard, cabinet, armoire
armario de libros [n] bookcase
armario de mur [n] wall cabinet, wall cupboard
armario de vestes [n] wardrobe, closet
armarior [n] cabinetmaker
construi de armarios [n] cabinetmaking
armatur [n] armature (literature, sculpture); key signature; framework (software)
Armenia [n] Armenia
armenian [a] Armenian (person, language)
armenian [n] Armenian (person, language)
arminian [a] Arminian
arminian [n] Arminian
arminianisme [n] Arminianism (Christianity)
armol [n] saltbush, atriplex, orache
armonia [n] harmony
armoni [v] harmonize/harmonise
armoni [v] harmonize/harmonise
armoni [n] harmonization/harmonisation
armonial [a] harmonic
armonial [n] harmonic (frequency)
armoniosa [a] harmonious, compatible, congruous, eurhythmic
nonarmonia [n] disharmony; incompatibility
nonarmoniosa [a] inharmonious, incompatible, incongruous
rearmoni [v] reharmonize/reharmonise
rearmoni [v] reharmonize/reharmonise
rearmoni [n] reharmonization/reharmonisation, rapprochement
armonica [n] harmonica, mouth organ, mouth harp
armonio [n] harmonium, pump organ (musical instrument)
armur [n] (suit of) armor/armour, body armor/armour; carapace, shell (animal, plant)
armur de gama [n] greave
armur de peto [n] breastplate
armuri [v] (dress in) armor/armour
ARN [C] RNA (ribonucleic acid)
arnes [n] harness, sling
arnesi [v] harness
desarnesi [v] unharness
arnica [n] arnica (plant)
aroma [n] aroma, fragrance
aromal [a] aromatic (pertaining to an aroma)
aromi [v] have an aroma, be aromatic
aromi [v] aromatize/aromatise
aromosa [a] aromatic, aromatized/aromatised, fragrant
aromaterapia [n] aromatherapy
aromaterapiste [n] aromatherapist
arpa [n] harp
arpa de boca [n] Jew's harp, mouth harp, jaw harp, murchunga, gewgaw
arpiste [n] harpist
autoarpa [n] autoharp
arpeja [v] arpeggiate
arpeja [n] arpeggio
arpia [n] harpy; harridan, hag, shrew, crone, gorgon, virago
arpia [n] harpy eagle
arpon [n] harpoon
arponi [v] harpoon
arsenico [n] arsenic (element)
arte [n] art
arte de altar [n] altarpiece
arte de governa [n] statesmanship, statecraft
arte deco [n] art deco
arte inferior [n] kitsch
Arte Nova [n] Art Nouveau
artal [a] artistic
artes bela [n] fine arts, beaux arts
artes de presenta [n] performing arts
artes vidable [n] visual arts
artin [a] arty, artsy
artiste [a] artistic
artiste [n] artist
artosa [a] artful, artistic
artemisia [n] mugwort, sagebrush (plant)
artemisinina [n] artemisinin
arteria [n] artery
arteria carotide [n] carotid artery
arterial [a] arterial
arterieta [n] arteriole
arterite [n] arteritis
arteriografia [n] arteriography
arteriosclerose [n] arteriosclerosis
artesian [a] artesian (well)
artica [a] Arctic
Artica [n] Arctic
Mar Artica [n] Arctic Ocean
suartica [a] subarctic
article [n] article (document); record, row (data)
article de crede [n] article of faith, credendum
article de cuantia [n] partitive article
articles de cura personal [n] toiletries, personal care products
article de defini [n] definite article
article de nondefini [n] indefinite article
article de novas [n] news item
articula [v] articulate
articula [n] articulation, joint (anatomy)
articulal [a] articular
articulada [a] articulated, articulate, jointed
artifis [a] artificial, synthetic, manmade
artifisia [n] artifice, artificiality
artileria [n] artillery, ordnance
artileriste [n] artillerist, artilleryman
artisan [n] artisan, craftsman, craftswoman, tradesman, tradeswoman
artisanal [a] artisanal, non-industrial; handmade, handcrafted
artisania [n] craft, trade, craftsmanship, handicraft
artrite [n] arthritis (medical)
artritica [a] arthritic
artro- [P] arthro-
artropodo [n] arthropod
artrose [n] arthrosis, osteoarthritis
Aruba [n] Aruba (island)
aruban [a] Aruban
aruban [n] Aruban
arum [n] arum (plant)
as [n] ace (card)
fa un as [E] ace; score a hole in one (golf)
asafetida [n] asafetida (plant)
Asam [n] Assam (Indian state)
asames [a] Assamese
asames [n] Assamese (person, language)
asana [n] asana (yoga)
asaro [n] wild ginger
asasina [v] assassinate, murder
asasina [n] assassination, murder
asasinor [n] assassin, murderer
asbesto [n] asbestos
asbestose [n] asbestosis
ascarido [n] ascarid (worm)
asceta [a] ascetic, ascetical
asceta [n] ascetic (person)
ascetia [n] asceticism
asclepia [n] milkweed (plant)
asconde [v] hide, be in hiding, lurk, skulk
asconde [v] hide, conceal, efface, tuck away, cover up, screen, stash, shield from view
asconde [n] hiding, cover-up; latency
ascondeda [a] hidden, concealed, latent, tucked away; lurking, stealthy
ascondeda [A] stealthily, by stealth
ascondedia [n] hiddenness, latency
asconderia [n] hideout, hiding place
desasconde [v] come out (of the closet)
desasconde [n] coming out
sin asconde [A] above board, openly
ase [n] axle, shaft; axis
ase x [n] x-axis
ase y [n] y-axis
asal [a] axial
coasal [a] coaxial
semiase [n] semiaxis (geometry)
semiase major [n] semimajor axis (astronomy)
semiase minor [n] semiminor axis (astronomy)
-ase [S] -ase (enzyme)
-ase [S] -asis (medical)
asecura [v] insure
asecura [n] insurance, indemnity
asecura mutua [n] mutual insurance
asecurada [a] insured
asecurada [n] insured party, policyholder
nonasecurada [a] uninsured
asede [v] access; accede to
asede [n] access
asede abrida [n] open access
asedable [a] accessible, approachable
de asede abrida [a] open-access
nonasedable [a] inaccessible, unapproachable
reasede [v] reaccess
teleasede [v] remotely access
teleasede [n] remote access
aseja [v] besiege
aseja [n] siege
asejor [n] besieger
aselera [v] accelerate, speed up; expedite, hasten
aselera [n] acceleration
aselerador [n] accelerator; gas pedal, throttle
aselerador de particulas [n] particle accelerator
desaselera [v] decelerate, slow down
desaselera [v] decelerate, slow down
desaselera [n] deceleration, slowdown, slowing down
aselomorfo [n] acelomorph/acoelomorph (organism)
asembla [v] assemble, gather, meet, come together, muster
asembla [v] assemble, amass, bring together, put together
asembla [n] gathering, get-together, meeting, rally, jamboree; (political) assembly, diet
asembla constituinte [n] constituent assembly, constitutional assembly
asembla de grevores [n] picket
asembla de partito [n] caucus (US), parliamentary party meeting
asemblable [a] self-assembly, flat-pack, ready-to-assemble, kit
asemblable [n] kit, flat pack
asemblador [n] assembler (software)
asembleria [n] assembly rooms, assembly hall, meeting hall, meetinghouse
asemblor [n] assembly member, assemblyman, assemblywoman
desasembla [v] disassemble, dismantle
desasemblador [n] disassembler (software)
reasembla [v] reassemble, reconvene, regather
reasembla [v] reassemble, reconvene, regather
suasembla [n] subassembly
asende [v] ascend, rise, climb, go up, mount, scale
asende [n] ascent, ascension, rise, upswing, upturn; ancestry
asendador [n] elevator, lift
asendente [a] ascending, ascendant, rising, upward, upswept; ancestral
asendente [n] ancestor, forebear, forefather; ascender, upstroke (typography)
asendente [p] up, towards the top of
asendeplato [n] dumb waiter
reasende [v] reascend, go back up
reasende [n] reascent
asente [a] absent, missing
asente [n] absentee; truant
asente sin permete [a] absent without leave, awol
asenti [v] become absent, depart
asenti [v] make absent
asenti se [v] excuse oneself
asentia [n] absence
asentia permeteda [n] leave, furlough
asentor [n] accentor (bird)
asentua [v] emphasize/emphasise, accentuate, stress, prioritize, highlight
asentua [n] emphasis, accent, stress
asentuada [a] emphatic, stressed
asentuante [a] emphatic
desasentua [v] de-emphasize, downplay, make light of
nonasentuada [a] unstressed, atonic
reasentua [v] reemphasize/reemphasise
aser [n] steel; frizzen (of flintlock gun)
aser nonosidinte [n] stainless steel, inox steel
aserin [a] steely
asero [n] maple
asera [n] maple fruit, maple key, samara
aseso [n] abscess
aseseta [n] boil, furuncle (abscess), carbuncle
aseta [v] accept, condone, abide by; admit, acknowledge, grant, concede (point in an argument); pass (a law)
aseta [n] acceptance
asetable [a] acceptable, passable, reasonable, valid, admissible, allowable
asetablia [n] acceptability
asetador [n] outlet, socket (electric)
asetante [a] accepting
asetante ce [s] granted that
nonasetable [a] unacceptable, invalid, inadmissible
nonasetable [n] no-no
pos aseta ce [s] granted that
reaseta [v] reaccept, accept again, accept back
reaseta [n] reacceptance
asetabulo [n] acetabulum
asetato [n] acetate
asetica [a] acetic
asetica [n] acetic acid
asetil [a] acetyl
asetili [v] acetylate
asetili [n] acetylation
asetilcolina [n] acetylcholine
asetilen [n] acetylene
asetona [n] acetone
asfalto [n] asphalt, tarmac, macadam, blacktop, asphalt concrete
asfixia [v] asphyxiate, suffocate
asfixia [v] asphyxiate, suffocate
asfixia [n] asphyxia, asphyxiation
asfodelo [n] asphodel (plant)
asi [A] here; to here, hither
asi e ala [A] here and there, in various places, dotted about
asi mesma [A] right here, just here
a asi [A] to here, hither
de asi [A] from here, away, away from here, hence
de asi a ala [A] back and forth, to and fro
Asia [n] Asia
Asia este [n] East Asia, Far East
Asia sude-ueste [n] Southwest Asia, Near East, Middle East
afroasian [a] Afro-Asiatic, Afrasian, Hamito-Semitic
asiamania [n] orientalism
asiamanica [a] orientalist
asiamanica [n] orientalist
asian [a] Asian, Asiatic
asian [n] Asian, Asiatic
asida [a] acid, acidic, sour, tart, acerbic
asida [n] acid
asida acrilica [n] acrylic acid
asida desosiribonucleal [n] deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA
asida-dulse [a] sweet-and-sour
asida fosforica [n] phosphoric acid
asida latica [n] lactic acid
asida nitrica [n] nitric acid
asida nucleal [n] nucleic acid
asida retinoica [n] retinoic acid
asida ribonucleal [n] ribonucleic acid, RNA
asida sulfurica [n] sulfuric/sulphuric acid
antiasida [n] antacid
asidi [v] sour, turn sour
asidi [v] acidify, make sour
asidi [n] acidification
asidia [n] acidity, sourness, tartness; sour taste
iperasidia [n] hyperacidity
iperasidia gastral [n] heartburn
asidente [a] accidental
asidente [n] accident (mishap)
asidofilia [n] acidophilia
asidofilica [a] acidophilic
asidofilica [n] acidophile
asidua [a] assiduous, diligent, hardworking, industrious, painstaking
asidua [n] wonk
asiduia [n] assiduousness, diligence, hard work
asil [a] acyl
asilido [n] robber fly, assassin fly
asimina [n] pawpaw (tree, fruit)
asinia [v] assign, allocate, allot, apportion, appoint (tasks, resources), deploy; earmark; ascribe
asinia [n] assignment, allocation, allotment, apportionment, appointment, deployment
asinia roles [v] assign roles, cast
asiniada [a] assigned
loca asiniada [n] allotted place, allotment; berth
malasinia [v] misassign, miscast
reasinia [v] reassign, reallocate, reappoint, recast, redeploy
asino [n] donkey, ass, jackass
asinor [n] donkey driver; donkey rider
asinin [a] donkeylike; asinine
asinto [n] wormwood, absinthe (plant, drink)
asintota [n] asymptote (mathematics)
asintotal [a] asymptotic
asion [n] stock, share
asioneria [n] stock market, stock exchange
asionor [n] stockholder, shareholder
Asiria [n] Assyria (ancient region)
asirian [a] Assyrian
asirian [n] Assyrian
asma [n] asthma
asmica [a] asthmatic
asmica [n] asthmatic
Asmara [n] Asmara
asoluta [a] absolute, utter, total
asoluta [A] absolutely, utterly, totally; definitely
asolutisme [n] absolutism
asolutiste [n] absolutist
ason [n] axon (anatomy)
asona [v] assonate
asona [n] assonance
asonante [a] assonant
asorbe [v] absorb, assimilate, ingest, soak up, take in, incorporate, entrain, engross
asorbe [n] absorption, assimilation, incorporation, uptake
asorbente [a] absorbent; absorbing, engrossing
nonasorbente [a] non-absorbent
reasorbe [v] reabsorb
reasorbe [n] reabsorption
Asores [n] Azores
asoran [a] Azorean
asosia [v] associate, hobnob, consort; be involved; map (to, onto)
asosia [v] associate, partner; associate (mentally)
asosia [n] association, partnership, consortium, society; association (mental); mapping
asosia carital [n] charitable organization/organisation, registered charity
asosia de comersia [n] chamber of commerce, board of trade
asosia secreta [n] secret society
asosior [n] associate, partner, colleague
asosisme [n] associationism
asosiste [n] associationist
desasosia [v] disassociate, dissociate
desasosia [v] disassociate, dissociate
desasosia [n] disassociation, dissociation
desasosiante [a] dissociative
asparago [n] asparagus (plant, vegetable)
asparajina [n] asparagine (amino acid)
aspartame [n] aspartame (sweetener)
aspartato [n] aspartate (amino acid)
aspartica [a] aspartic
aspartica [n] aspartic acid
asperula [n] asperula (plant)
aspeta [v] look (have a certain appearance), appear
aspeta [n] aspect, appearance, guise, look
aspeta continuante [n] continuous aspect
aspeta de fas [n] facial appearance, physiognomy
aspeta nonperfeta [n] imperfective aspect
aspeta perfeta [n] perfective aspect
aspica [n] aspic
aspira [v] aspire to, dream of; apply for (job), be a candidate for
aspira [n] aspiration, dream, ambition
aspirante [a] aspiring, ambitious
aspiror [n] candidate, applicant, nominee, postulant
coaspiror [n] fellow candidate, running mate
nonaspirante [a] unambitious
aspirina [n] aspirin
asta [p] as far as, up to, down to, until (reaching a point but going no further)
asta [p] until, till, up to (in time)
asta doman [e] see you tomorrow
asta plu tarda [e] see you later
asta pos corta [e] see you soon, see you shortly
asta pronto [e] see you soon
asta reuni [e] bye, goodbye, see you, ta-ta
asta revide [e] bye, goodbye, see you
Astana [n] Astana
astatica [a] astatic
astato [n] astatine (element)
asteca [a] Aztec
asteca [n] Aztec
asteni [v] abstain, refrain, desist, eschew, forbear, deny oneself, forgo, recuse
asteni [n] abstinence, abstention, forbearance, abnegation, self-denial
asteni de seso [n] celibacy
asteni de vota [n] abstention from voting
asteninte [a] abstinent, abstemious, ascetic; chaste, celibate; teetotal
astenisme [n] asceticism
astenor [n] abstainer, ascetic; teetotaler/teetotaller
astenor de alcol [n] teetotaler/teetotaller
astenia [n] asthenia (medical)
-astenia [S] -asthenia
astenica [a] asthenic
aster [n] aster (plant)
asterida [n] asterid (plant)
asteroide [n] asteroid
astigmata [a] astigmatic
astigmatia [n] astigmatism
astragalo [n] astragalus, milkvetch (plant)
astral [a] astral
astrata [a] abstract
astrata [n] abstraction (something abstract)
astrati [v] become abstract
astrati [v] abstract, abstract out
astratia [n] abstractness, abstraction (quality)
astratisme [n] abstractionism (art)
nonastrata [a] figurative (art)
astrinje [v] cause to contract, be astringent (anatomy)
astrinjente [a] astringent
astrinjente [n] astringent, toner
astro- [P] astro-
astrolabio [n] astrolabe (device)
astrolojia [n] astrology
astrolojial [a] astrological
astrolojiste [n] astrologer, astrologist
astrometria [n] astrometry
astronauta [n] astronaut, cosmonaut, spaceman, spacewoman
astronautica [n] astronautics
astronautical [a] astronautical
astronomia [n] astronomy
astronomial [a] astronomical
astronomiste [n] astronomer
radioastronomia [n] radio astronomy
radioastronomiste [n] radio astronomer
astruzo [n] ostrich
astur [a] Astur, Astyr
astur [n] Astur, Astyr (person)
Asturias [n] Asturias (Spanish region)
asturian [a] Asturian
asturian [n] Asturian
astuta [a] astute, clever, smart, cunning, savvy, shrewd, witty, incisive, punchy
astuta de rede [a] internet-savvy
astuta de ueb [a] web-savvy
astuta de web [a] web-savvy
astutia [n] astuteness, cleverness, wittiness, wit, esprit, cunning, savvy, shrewdness, acumen
astutia comersial [n] business acumen
es plu astuta ca [v] outwit, outsmart, outthink, outfox, outflank
tecnical astuta [a] tech-savvy
urban astuta [a] streetwise, street-smart
Asunsion [n] Asunción
asurda [a] absurd, nonsensical, ludicrous, preposterous, ridiculous, risible, far-fetched
asurda [n] absurdity (something absurd), nonsense, drivel, flimflam, hogwash, poppycock
asurda [e] absurd, nonsense, rubbish
asurdia [n] absurdity (quality), ludicrousness, preposterousness, ridiculousness
asurdisme [n] absurdism
asurdiste [a] absurdist
asusta [v] frighten, scare, intimidate, terrify, horrify
asusta [n] fright, scare
asustada [a] frightened
asustante [a] frightening, terrifying, terrible, horrible, horrid, horrific, horrendous, fearsome, awful, dreadful, frightful, grotesque, atrocious, creepy, scary, spooky
asustante [A] terribly, horribly, awfully
asustavia [n] scarecrow; straw man (argument)
asustor [n] frightener, scarer; bogeyman, boogeyman
ata [v] act
ata [n] action, act, deed (thing done, legal or formal document, section of drama); (an) activity
ata danante [n] tort
atas de confere [n] conference proceedings
ata esajerada [v] overact, ham (up), chew the scenery
atas de gera [n] acts of warfare, hostilities
ator [n] actor, performer, player, thespian
ator esajerada [n] ham, overactor
ator fema [n] female actor, actress
ator mas [n] male actor
atores [n] actors, cast
bon ata [n] good deed, act of kindness
interata [v] interact, interplay
interata [n] interaction, interplay
interatante [a] interactive
ataca [v] attack, assault, charge, storm, besiege, raid, aggress, assail, tackle, belabor/belabour
ataca [n] attack, assault, aggression, foray, onslaught, offense/offence, offensive, raid; paroxysm, seizure, fit, bout
ataca abordante [v] board, attack by boarding
ataca abordante [n] naval boarding, boarding attack
ataca de aira [n] air raid, air strike
ataca de cor [n] heart attack, coronary
ataca de rie [n] fit of laughter
ataca par suiside [n] suicide attack
ataca serebral [n] stroke, transient ischemic attack
ataca sortinte [v] sally, sortie
atacable [a] attackable, vulnerable, assailable, open to attack
atacablia [n] attackability, vulnerability, assailability (quality)
atacada [a] attacked, besieged, under attack
atacante [a] attacking, aggressive, belligerent
atacor [n] attacker, aggressor, assailant, besieger; forward, striker
atacosa [a] aggressive
contrataca [v] counterattack, fight back against, retaliate against
contrataca [n] counterattack, fightback, retaliation
contratacante [a] retaliating, tit-for-tat
nonatacable [a] unattackable, invulnerable, unassailable
siberataca [v] cyberattack
siberataca [n] cyberattack
siberatacor [n] cyberattacker
Atacama, Deserto [n] Atacama Desert
atalanta [n] red admiral (butterfly)
atanor [n] athanor, philosophical furnace, furnace of arcana, tower furnace
atavisme [n] atavism
ataviste [a] atavistic
ataxia [n] ataxia (medical)
ataxica [a] ataxic
atende [v] pay attention to, attend to, heed, take into account; keep an eye on, mind, look after, take care of (temporarily); attend, serve (master)
atende [e] look out, watch out, be careful, fore
atende [n] attention, heedfulness
atendente [a] attentive, alert, attendant, close, heedful, intent; careful, rigorous, clear-headed, wakeful
atendor [n] attendant, caretaker, sitter; squire
atendor de bebe [n] babysitter
atendores [n] attendants, entourage, retinue
atendosa [a] fastidious, meticulous, scrupulous, painstaking; close (look)
atrae atende [v] draw attention
atraente atende [a] attention-getting, conspicuous, obtrusive
nonatende [n] carelessness, negligence, disregard
nonatendeda [a] unattended, untended
nonatendente [a] careless, negligent, imprudent, heedless, absent-minded, inattentive, remiss, slapdash, slipshod
nonatraente atende [a] inconspicuous, unobtrusive
sin atende [a] careless
sin atrae atende [A] inconspicuously, unobtrusively, without drawing attention
ateni [v] reach, attain, achieve, accomplish, score, pull off; catch up with; get through to (someone on the phone)
ateni [n] attainment, achievement, accomplishment, feat
ateni fasil [n] easy achievement, cakewalk, piece of cake, breeze, child's play
ateni min ca espetada [v] underachieve
ateni plu ca espetada [v] overachieve
atenable [a] reachable, attainable, achievable
nonatenable [a] unreachable, unattainable, unachievable
reateni [v] reattain, get back to
atenta [v] attempt, try, endeavor/endeavour, essay
atenta [n] attempt, try, effort
atenta colpa [v] try to hit, take a swing at
atenta criminal [n] criminal attempt
reatenta [v] reattempt, retry
atera [v] land, make landfall, arrive at port
atera [v] land
atera [n] landing, landfall
atera la bal [v] score a try (rugby); touch down, score a touchdown (American football)
aterador [n] lander (space travel)
atereria [n] runway, landing strip
ateroma [n] atheroma (medical)
aterosclerose [n] atherosclerosis
atesta [v] attest, testify, give as evidence; vouch, acknowledge
atesta [n] testimony, evidence, testament, testimonial
atesta falsa [v] commit perjury, perjure
atesta falsa [n] perjury
atesta final [n] will, last will and testament
Atesta Nova [n] New Testament
Atesta Vea [n] Old Testament
atesta vival [n] living will, advance healthcare directive
atestante [a] attesting, evidential, evidentiary
atestor [n] witness, eyewitness; testator
sin atesta [a] intestate
Atica [n] Attica (Greek region)
atica [a] Attic (person, language)
atica [n] Attic (person, language)
Atina [n] Athens
atinan [a] Athenian
atinan [n] Athenian
ativa [a] active, busy
ativa [n] asset; active (verb)
ativador [n] activator; actuator
ativi [v] activate, become active
ativi [v] activate, trigger, set off, precipitate, deploy
ativi [n] activation, deployment
ativia [n] activity, activeness, bustle, dealings
ativia volcanal [n] volcanic activity, volcanism
ativisme [n] activism
ativiste [n] activist, militant
desativador [n] deactivator
desativi [v] deactivate; stand down
desativi [v] deactivate; defuse (bomb)
desativi [n] deactivation
iperativa [a] hyperactive
iperativia [n] hyperactivity
nonativa [a] inactive, languorous, quiescent, dormant
nonativia [n] inactivity, inaction, languor, quiescence, dormancy
psicoativa [a] psychoactive
radioativa [a] radioactive
radioativia [n] radioactivity, fallout
reativi [v] reactivate
reativi [v] reactivate
reativi [n] reactivation
retroativa [a] retroactive
atlantica [a] Atlantic
Mar Atlantica [n] Atlantic Ocean
transatlantica [a] transatlantic
Atlantida [n] Atlantis
Atlas [n] Atlas
Montes Atlas [n] Atlas Mountains
atleta [n] athlete
atletal [a] athletic
atletin [a] athletic (build), like an athlete
atletisme [n] athletic activity, sports, athletics
atletisme lejera [n] athletics, track and field
atletisme pesosa [n] weightlifting and wrestling
-atlon [S] -athlon
biatlon [n] biathlon
biatlonor [n] biathlete
etatlon [n] heptathlon
etatlonor [n] heptathlete
pentatlon [n] pentathlon
pentatlonor [n] pentathlete
triatlon [n] triathlon
triatlonor [n] triathlete
atmosfera [n] atmosphere
atmosfera stelal [n] stellar atmosphere
atmosferal [a] atmospheric
ato- [P] atto-
-ato [S] -ate (chemistry)
atol [n] atoll
atom [n] atom
atomal [a] atomic
atomi [v] atomize/atomise
atomi [v] atomize/atomise
diatomal [a] diatomic
interatomal [a] interatomic
suatomal [a] subatomic
atonia [n] atony, atonia (medical)
atonica [a] atonic
atrae [v] attract, allure, entice, appeal to
atrae [n] attraction, allure, enticement
atrae minor [n] minor attraction, sideshow
atrae turiste [n] tourist attraction, sight
atraente [a] attracting
atraosa [a] attractive, appealing, pretty, cute, winsome, comely, peachy
atraosa [n] attractive person, bombshell
atraosia [n] attractiveness
atribui [v] attribute, credit (with)
atribui [n] attribution
atribuida [a] attributed, credited
atribuida [n] attribute, quality
atricorno [n] scrub-bird
atrio [n] atrium, hall, lobby, foyer, vestibule, concourse
atrio de presentores [n] green room
atrial [a] atrial
atrofia [v] atrophy, wither
atrofia [n] atrophy, atrophying, withering
atrofica [a] atrophic
atropina [n] atropine (substance)
atuario [n] actuary
atuarial [a] actuarial
aturdi [v] stun, daze, bewilder, bedazzle, befuddle, stupefy, knock out, flabbergast, dumbfound
aturdi [n] knockout; bewilderment
aturdador [n] stun gun
aturdador eletrical [n] taser
aturdida [a] stunned, dazed, stupefied, dopey, spaced-out
aturdinte [a] stunning, bewildering, stupefying; breathtaking, mind-blowing, mind-numbing
Atxe [n] Aceh
atxenes [a] Acehnese (person, language)
atxenes [n] Acehnese (person, language)
au [e] ow, ouch
Auad [n] Awadh, Audh, Oudh (Indian region)
auadi [a] Awadhi
auadi [n] Awadhi
Awad [n] Awadh, Audh, Oudh (Indian region)
awadi [a] Awadhi
awadi [n] Awadhi
audio [a] audio
audio [n] audio
audiomanica [a] audiophile
audiomanica [n] audiophile
audiolojia [n] audiology
audiolojiste [n] audiologist
audiometre [n] audiometer
audiovideo [a] audiovisual
augur [n] augur
auguri [v] augur, divine, foretell
augurida [a] augured, divined, foretold
augurida [n] augury, auspice
aulacode [n] cane rat
aulo [n] aulos (musical instrument)
aumenta [v] augment, increase, increment, supplement, boost, surge, redouble; appreciate (in value); tighten (rules)
aumenta [v] augment, increase, increment, supplement, boost, surge, redouble; tighten (rules)
aumenta [n] augmentation, increase, surge, supplement, boost, upsurge, increment, appreciation
aumenta con [v] increase by (an addition)
aumenta de salario [n] wage rise, wage raise, pay rise, pay raise
aumental [a] supplementary, supplemental, incremental
aumentante [a] augmenting, increasing, boosting; augmentative (grammar)
aura [n] aura
aurora [n] aurora
aurora norde [n] Aurora Borealis, northern lights
aurora sude [n] Aurora Australis, southern lights
Australasia [n] Australasia
australasian [a] Australasian
Australia [n] Australia
australian [a] Australian
australian [n] Australian; Strine
Baia Australian Grande [n] Great Australian Bight
australopiteco [n] australopithecus (primate)
austronesian [a] Austronesian
autentica [a] authentic, genuine
autentici [v] authenticate; log in (software)
autentici [v] authenticate, certify, vet; log (user) in
autentici [n] authentication, verification, certification; certificate; login
autenticia [n] authenticity, genuineness
autenticida [a] authenticated; logged in (software)
desautentici [v] log out (software)
desautentici [v] log (user) out
nonautentica [a] false, fake, faux, ersatz, substitute
autisme [n] autism
autiste [a] autistic
autiste [n] autistic person
auto [n] car, automobile, auto
auto de corsa [n] race car, racing car
auto de fuji [n] getaway car
auto de serie [n] stock car
auto de teto pliable [n] convertible
auto de xoca [n] bumper car, dodgem
auto esplorante [n] scout car
automanica [n] car enthusiast, automobilist
autovia [n] motorway, highway, freeway, carriageway, superhighway, turnpike
autovia verde [n] parkway
auto- [P] auto-, self- (reflexive or automatic action)
autoclave [n] autoclave
autocrata [a] autocratic, dictatorial, sovereign, totalitarian
autocrata [n] autocrat, dictator
autocratia [n] autocracy, autarchy, dictatorship, sovereignty, totalitarianism
autodafe [n] auto-da-fe
autojiro [n] autogyro, autogiro, gyroplane, gyrocopter
automata [a] automated, automatic
automata [n] automat, automaton, automata
automata de banco [n] ATM, cash machine, cashpoint
automata de discos [n] jukebox, nickelodeon
automati [v] automate
automati [n] automation
automatia [n] automaticness, automatism
nonautomata [a] non-automatic, manual
automobil [n] automobile, car
automobilal [a] automotive
automobili [v] transport by car
automorfe [a] automorphic
autono [n] autumn, fall
autonal [a] autumnal
autonom [a] autonomous, independent, self-governing, sovereign
autonomi [v] gain independence, become autonomous
autonomia [n] autonomy, independence, sovereignty, self-rule
autopsia [v] autopsy
autopsia [n] autopsy, postmortem
autor [n] author, writer, creator
autor de anunsias [n] copywriter
autor teatral [n] playwright, dramatist
autoria [n] authorship
coautor [n] coauthor
autoria [n] authority, mandate, jurisdiction, power, empowerment
autori [v] authorize/authorise, empower
autori [n] authorization/authorisation, empowerment
autorida [a] authorized/authorised, certified, qualified
autoridia [n] authorization/authorisation, clearance, official permission
autoridia de securia [n] security clearance
autoriosa [a] authoritative, canonical; fully authorised, fully empowered, plenipotentiary, sovereign
autoriosa [n] authority; leader; one of the powers that be
par autoria de [p] by the authority of, in the name of
autoritar [a] authoritarian, high-handed, bossy, officious
autoritar [n] authoritarian (person, system)
autoritaria [n] imperiousness, bossiness, officiousness, authoritarianism
autoritarisme [n] authoritarianism
autoritariste [a] authoritarian
autoritariste [n] authoritarian
autostopa [v] hitchhike
autostopa [n] hitchhiking
autostopor [n] hitchhiker
autotrof [a] autotrophic
autotrof [n] autotroph
autotrofia [n] autotrophia
a-uu [e] awhoo (howling)
avalanxa [v] avalanche, fall as an avalanche
avalanxa [v] cause to fall as an avalanche
avalanxa [n] avalanche, snowslide
avansa [v] advance, go forward, surge
avansa [v] advance; forward (document)
avansa [e] advance, forward, forwards, onward, onwards, on we go
avansa [n] advance, incursion, surge, inroad
avansa grande [n] breakthrough
avansa min [E] lag behind, dawdle, straggle
avansa parlante a [E] accost
avansa rapida [v] fast-forward
avansa subita [n] breakaway (sport)
avansada [a] advanced; late
avansada [n] vanguard, spearhead (attack)
fa avansas a [E] make advances to, make a pass at, come on to, hit on
nonavansa [v] make no progress, fail to make headway, go nowhere, get nowhere, be stuck, be at a standstill, go round in circles
sin avansa [E] in place, on the spot
avar [a] avaricious, greedy, acquisitive, grasping, rapacious; miserly, stingy, mean, grubby, close-fisted, tight-fisted
avar [n] miser, scrooge
avaria [n] greed, meanness, miserliness, avarice
Avarua [n] Avarua
avatar [n] avatar
ave [v] have, own
ave un metre de longia [v] be a meter/metre long
no ave [v] do not have, lack, be without
on ave [E] there is, there are, there exists
on ave ala alga ideas [E] those are some ideas, there are some ideas
on ave asi alga ideas [E] these are some ideas, here are some ideas
on ave un problem [E] there is a problem
on no ave [v] there is not, there are not
avor [n] haver, one who has (property, etc.), rich person
nonavor [n] have-not, one who lacks (property, etc.), poor person
reave [v] have once again, have back
avena [n] oat, oats
aveni [v] happen, occur, take place, transpire, come to pass
aveni [v] cause to happen, stage, hold (event)
aveni [n] happening, occurrence, event, incident, circumstance; (special) occasion; outbreak
aveneria [n] venue
avenis corente [n] current events, current circumstances
avenis de la ora [n] current events, latest news
avenis nova [n] news, current events
avenosa [a] eventful
coaveni [v] coincide
coaveni [n] coincidence
coaveni partal [v] partially coincide, overlap (in time)
coaveninte [a] coincidental
coaveninte [A] coincidentally, by coincidence
lo aveni ce [E] it just so happens that, (someone or something) happen to (be or do)
nonavenosa [a] uneventful
par coaveni [A] coincidentally, by coincidence
reaveni [v] reoccur, recur, happen again
reaveni [v] cause to happen again, restage
reaveni [n] recurrence
aventura [v] adventure, quest
aventura [n] adventure, escapade, quest
aventurante [a] adventurous (person)
aventuror [n] adventurer, adventurist
aventurosa [a] adventurous (activity)
malaventura [n] misadventure
averbo [n] adverb
averbal [a] adverbial
averbo de demanda [n] interrogative adverb
averbo-sujunta [n] subordinating adverb, relative adverb
averbin [a] adverbial
averti [v] warn (of danger), caution
averti [n] warning, caution
avertador [n] alarm, buzzer, siren
preaverti [v] forewarn
preaverti [n] forewarning
avesta [n] Avesta (scripture)
avi [n] grandparent
ava [n] grandmother, grandma, gran, granny
avo [n] grandfather, grandpa
cuatroava [n] great-great-great-grandmother
cuatroavi [n] great-great-great-grandparent
cuatroavo [n] great-great-great-grandfather
duava [n] great-grandmother
duavi [n] great-grandparent
duavo [n] great-grandfather
treava [n] great-great-grandmother
treavi [n] great-great-grandparent
treavo [n] great-great-grandfather
avia [n] bird
avia cantante [n] warbler, songbird
avia de acua [n] waterbird, waterfowl
avia de cultiveria [n] fowl, farm bird
avia de mar [n] seabird
avia de paradiso [n] bird of paradise
avia de tona [n] thunderbird
avia tentante [n] decoy
avia xasada [n] gamebird
avia xasante [n] bird of prey
avial [a] avian
avias de cultiveria [n] poultry, farm birds
avieria [n] aviary
avieta [n] chick, fledgling, birdie; newbie, noob, rookie
avietin [a] fledgling, inexperienced, green
avicultur [n] aviculture
avida [a] avid, eager, keen, enthusiastic
avidia [n] avidity, eagerness, keenness, enthusiasm
avion [n] airplane/aeroplane, aircraft
avion comersial [n] commercial aircraft, airliner
avion de mar [n] seaplane, floatplane, flying boat, hydroplane (airplane)
avion liscante [n] glider
avion sin pilote [n] drone, unmanned aerial vehicle
avion xasante [n] fighter aircraft, fighter
antiavional [a] antiaircraft
avioneria [n] aircraft hangar
avioneta [n] (small) drone
avioni [v] airfreight, send by air, transport by plane
avioni [n] aviation; airfreight
avionor [n] aviator
sur avion [A] on board
avionica [n] avionics
avisa [v] advise, notify, give notice, alert
avisa [n] advice, warning, notice, notification, alert, news item, bulletin, prompt; caveat, proviso; clue (in a treasure hunt or similar game)
avisa anonim [v] notify anonymously, alert confidentially, tip off
avisa anonim [n] anonymous notification, tip-off
avisa de boteca [n] shop sign, sign board, signage
avisa de para [n] stop sign
avisa de trafica [n] traffic sign, road sign
avisa de via [n] road sign, street sign
avisa vidable [n] visual alert, visual notification
aviseta [v] hint, tip
aviseta [n] hint, tip, pointer, bit of advice
avocado [n] avocado (tree, fruit)
avocato [n] lawyer, barrister, solicitor, attorney, counsel
avocato acusante [n] prosecuting attorney, prosecutor
avocato de corte [n] barrister
avocato defendente [n] defense/defence attorney, defense/defence lawyer
avocato frodante [n] unscrupulous lawyer, shyster, pettifogger
avocato jeneral [n] attorney general
avocato personal [n] solicitor
avocati [v] speak in favor/favour of, advocate, plead (for)
avoseta [n] avocet (bird)
ax [n] ash, æsc
axa [n] ax/axe
axa de gera [n] battleax/battleaxe, poleax/poleaxe
axeta [n] hatchet; tomahawk
axeta de carnor [n] cleaver, butcher's knife
axi [v] chop, hack, hew
axi a picos [v] mince
axida [a] chopped
axida a picos [a] minced, finely chopped
axon [n] broadax/broadaxe
axor [n] axman/axeman
axcenazi [a] Ashkenazi (Judaism)
axcenazi [n] Ashkenazi Jew
Axgabat [n] Ashgabat
axi [e] atishoo
axia [n] adze, adz (tool)
axila [n] armpit, underarm
axilal [a] axillary, underarm
axiom [n] axiom, convention, postulate
axiomal [a] axiomatic
axiomi [v] axiomatize
axiomi [v] axiomatize
axiomi [n] axiomatization
axisa [n] abscissa (coordinate)
Axoca [n] Ashoka (Indian emperor)
axocan [a] Ashokan
axolote [n] axolotl (amphibian)
axram [n] ashram (hermitage)
axu [e] achoo
azalea [n] azalea (plant)
Azerbaidjan [n] Azerbaijan
azerbaidjani [a] Azerbaijani
azerbaidjani [n] Azerbaijani (person, language)
azimuta [n] azimuth (astronomy)
azor [n] goshawk, hawk
azorin [a] hawklike
azospermia [n] azoospermia (medical)
azotemia [n] azotemia (medical)
Azov, Mar [n] Sea of Azov
azuci [n] azuki bean, aduki, adzuki, red mung bean (plant)
azul [a] light blue, sky blue, baby blue, powder blue, azure, cerulean
azul [n] azure, light blue, baby blue, powder blue
azul de sielo [a] sky blue
azul verdin [n] greenish blue, greeny blue
azuli [v] become light blue, turn light blue
azuli [v] make light blue, turn light blue
verdin azul [a] greenish-blue, greeny-blue
azurite [n] azurite
b [x] b
ba [e] bah, duh, nonsense, rubbish, who cares?
babau [n] bogeyman, boogeyman, bogey, bogles, bugaboo, bugbear
babca [n] babka (cake)
Babel [n] Babel
tore de Babel [n] Tower of Babel
babela [v] babble, gab, gabble, mutter, gibber, witter, blubber, prattle, prate, waffle, bumble, talk nonsense
babela [n] gibberish, gobbledygook, gobbledegook, bafflegab, jargon, patter, balderdash, piffle, baloney, drivel, bunkum, twaddle
babela bela [e] blah blah blah
babelor [n] babbler, prattler, chatterbox
babelosa [a] gibberish, jargon-filled
Babilon [n] Babylon
Babilonia [n] Babylonia
babilonian [a] babylonian
babirusa [n] babirusa, deer pig, pig deer
babor [a] port (side of a ship)
babor [n] port (side of a ship)
babuin [n] baboon
baca [n] berry
baca de peper [n] peppercorn
bacin [a] berrylike
bacara [n] baccarat (card game)
bacelita [n] bakelite
baclava [n] baklava (dessert)
Bactria [n] Bactria (ancient region)
bactrian [a] Bactrian
Bacu [n] Baku
badaui [a] Bedouin
badaui [n] Bedouin
badminton [n] badminton
badmintonor [n] badminton player
Baffin [n] Baffin
Baia Baffin [n] Baffin Bay
Isola Baffin [n] Baffin Island
bagaje [n] baggage, luggage
bagajor [n] baggage handler, porter
Bagdad [n] Bagdad
bagel [n] bagel
bagete [n] baguette (bread)
bagete plenida [n] Italian sandwich, submarine sandwich, sub, hoagie, hoagy, grinder, hero
bahai [a] Baha'i
bahai [n] Baha'i
bahaisme [n] Baha'i, Baha'ism (religion)
Bahamas [n] Bahamas
bahaman [a] Bahamian
bahaman [n] Bahamian
baia [n] bay, bight
baieta [n] cove, inlet
Baical, Lago [n] Lake Baikal, Lake Baykal
Baiern [n] Bavaria
baieres [a] Bavarian
baieres [n] Bavarian
baieta [n] baize (fabric)
baioneta [n] bayonet
bait [n] byte
bait major [n] high byte
bait minor [n] low byte
cilobait [n] kilobyte
gigabait [n] gigabyte, gig
megabait [n] megabyte, meg
multibaital [a] multibyte
terabait [n] terabyte
baji [n] bhaji, bhajji, bajji
bal [n] ball
bal aromosa [n] pomander
bal de boling [n] bowling ball (for ten-pin bowling, etc.)
bal de bolo [n] bowl, bowling ball (for lawn bowls)
bal de canon [n] cannonball
bal de carne [n] meatball
bal de denteleon [n] dandelion seed head, dandelion clock, blowball
bal de desconstrui [n] demolition ball, wrecking ball
bal de foco [n] fireball
bal de futbal [n] football, soccer ball
bal de naftalina [n] mothball
bal de neva [n] snowball
bal de pasta [n] dumpling, gnocco
bal oto [n] eightball
bales de pasta [n] gnocchi
bal de tenis [n] tennis ball
baleta [n] bullet
baleta falsa [n] blank (bullet)
balon [n] balloon; speech balloon, speech bubble
balon de aira calda [n] hot-air balloon
balon de avisa [n] warning balloon (software), tooltip
balonor [n] balloonist
bala [v] baa, bleat
Balabak, Streta [n] Balabac Strait
balaclava [n] balaclava
balada [n] ballad
baladador [n] personal stereo, walkman
baladador dijital [n] MP3 player, digital audio player
balador [n] balladeer
balalaica [n] balalaika (musical instrument)
balansa [n] seesaw; weighing scale, scales, balance scales
Balansa [n] Libra (constellation)
balansi [v] seesaw, balance, swing (up and down), pitch (up and down, back and forth)
balasto [n] ballast
balasti [v] ballast
balboa [n] balboa
balbuta [v] stutter, stammer; splutter, sputter
balbuta [n] stutter, stammer; splutter, sputter
balcan [a] Balkan
Balcanes [n] Balkans (mountains, region)
balcon [n] balcony
balcon media [n] mezzanine
baldacin [n] canopy, baldaquin, tabernacle; marquee, awning
balde [n] bucket, pail
baldin [a] bucketlike
baldon [n] bin, dustbin, rubbish bin, litter bin, trash can, garbage can, ashcan
baldon de resicli [n] recycling bin, recycle bin
baldoni [v] bin, throw away, chuck out, toss, toss out
balear [a] Balearic
Isolas Balear [n] Balearic Islands
Mar Balear [n] Balearic Sea
balena [n] whale
Balena [n] Cetus (constellation)
balena franca [n] right whale, black whale
balena pilotin [n] pilot whale, pothead whale, blackfish
balenin [a] whalelike
balenor [n] whaler
balenotero [n] balaenopterida
balesta [n] crossbow
baleston [n] arbalest (weapon)
baleto [n] ballet
baletiste [n] ballet dancer, ballerina
Bali [n] Bali
balines [a] Balinese
balines [n] Balinese (person, language)
balia [v] yawn; gape
balia [n] yawn
baliante [a] yawning, gaping, agape, wide open
baliaje [n] bailiwick
balio [n] bailiff
balistica [n] ballistics
balistical [a] ballistic
balmol [n] softball (sport)
balo [n] dance (event), ball (formal or informal)
balo de debuantes [n] debutante ball, cotillion
balo formal [n] ball
balo vivosa [n] lively dance (event), hop, bop, hoedown, hootenanny, shindig, corroboree
Balotxistan [n] Balochistan, Baluchistan
balotxi [a] Baloch, Baluch, Balochi
balotxi [n] Balochi
balsa [n] raft
balsi [v] raft, send by raft
balsam [n] balm, balsam, liniment
balsam de labio [n] lip balm, lip salve, chapstick
balsamal [a] balsamic
balsami [v] embalm
balti [n] balti
baltica [a] Baltic
Baltica [n] Baltic (region)
Mar Baltica [n] Baltic Sea
balustre [n] baluster, rail
rel de balustres [n] balustrade, railing, handrail
Bamaco [n] Bamako
bambola [v] wobble, totter, teeter, be unsteady; stagger, reel, bumble, lurch, toddle, walk unsteadily; flounder, flail, falter
bambolante [a] tottering, staggering; tipsy
bambu [n] bamboo (plant, stem)
banana [n] banana (plant, fruit)
banca [n] bench (seat), pew
banca de arena [n] sandbank, shoal
bancon [n] counter, bar; worktop, work surface
bancarota [a] bankrupt, insolvent; broke, financially ruined
bancaroti [v] go bankrupt, go bust
bancaroti [v] bankrupt, make bankrupt
bancarotia [n] bankruptcy
banceta [v] banquet, feast
banceta [n] banquet, feast
banco [n] bank (money, equipment)
banco de datos [n] database, data bank
banco de oios [n] eye bank
bancal [a] bank, banking
bancor [n] banker
bancsia [n] banksia (plant)
banda [n] band, tape, strip, strap, streamer; track (mix); lane (traffic); swath/swathe, sweep, expanse
banda audio [n] audio tape
banda de calsa [n] garter (band around leg)
banda de capeles [n] hairband, hair tie, bandeau, scrunchie
banda de crise [n] emergency lane, hard shoulder
banda de cuoro [n] leather band, thong
banda de frecuentia [n] frequency band, waveband
banda de lenio [n] strip of wood, lath
banda de oios [n] blindfold
banda de rota [n] tread (tire/tyre)
banda de sona [n] soundtrack
banda de suo [n] sweatband
banda de taie [n] waistband
banda de testa [n] headband
banda de xapo [n] hatband
banda elastica [n] elastic band, rubber band
banda emostasal [a] tourniquet
banda erugin [n] caterpillar track, continuous track, tank tread
banda fortinte [n] strengthening strip, wale
banda larga [n] broadband
banda ru [n] rumble strip, alert strip, sleeper line (on road)
banda solosa [n] sunbelt (sunny region)
banda transportante [n] conveyor belt
banda video [n] video tape
bandeta [n] stripe (pattern), streak
bandetosa [a] stripy, striped, tabby
bandi [v] tape, tape up; strap
bandi la oios [v] blindfold
bandin [a] straplike, strap-shaped
multibandal [a] multitrack
Banda, Mar [n] Banda Sea
bandaje [n] bandage
bandajeta [n] band-aid, sticking plaster, elastoplast
bandana [n] bandana, bandanna, kerchief
Bandar Seri Begauan [n] Bandar Seri Bagawan
Bandar Seri Bagawan [n] Bandar Seri Bagawan
bande [n] band, ensemble, combo (musicians); group, gang, crowd, circle (of friends)
bande marxante [n] marching band
bande metal [n] (heavy) metal band
desbandi [v] disband
bandera [n] flag, banner, banderole
bandereta [n] pennant
banderetas [n] bunting
banderor [n] flagman, flag carrier, standard bearer
bandicute [n] bandicoot
bandito [n] bandit, outlaw, highwayman, brigand
banditia [n] banditage, brigandage
bandolera [n] bandolier, ammo belt
bandolerin [a] bandolier-like
bandura [n] bandura (musical instrument)
bangalo [n] bungalow, ranch house
Bangladex [n] Bangladesh
bangla [a] Bengali, Bangla, Bangladeshi
bangla [n] Bengali, Bangla (person, language), Bangladeshi
bangra [n] bhangra
Bangui [n] Bangui
banio [n] bathtub, bath, tub
banio de vortis [n] whirlpool bath, hot tub, jacuzzi, spa
bani [v] bathe, soak
bani [n] bath, bathing
bani de sangue [n] bloodbath, massacre
bani de spuma [n] foam bath, bubble bath (activity)
bani se [v] bathe, take a bath
bani su sol [v] sunbathe
banida [a] bathed, soaked, drenched, wet
banieria [n] spa, bath, bath house (communal)
banieria mineral [n] mineral bath, spa, mineral spa
banieria termal [n] thermal bath, spa
banior [n] bather
baniomaria [n] double boiler, water bath, bain-marie
banjo [n] banjo
banjiste [n] banjo player
Banjul [n] Banjul
banlam [a] Min Nan, Ban-Lam (person, language)
banlam [n] Min Nan, Ban-Lam (person, language)
bantu [a] Bantu (person, language)
bantu [n] Bantu (person, language)
banxi [n] banshee
baobab [n] baobab
bar [n] bar, pub, bar room, saloon
bariste [n] bartender, barman, barmaid, barkeep, mixologist; barista
bar uestern [n] (western) saloon
bar western [n] (western) saloon
minibar [n] minibar
bara [n] bar, rod, rail; slash (punctuation)
bara de confeto [n] candy bar, confectionery bar
bara de dentes [n] rack (for pinion)
bara de molas [n] splinter bar
bara de musli [n] muesli bar, granola bar, flapjack
bara de pesas [n] barbell
bara de rola [n] scrollbar
bara de tira [n] tow bar, tow hitch
bara de titulo [n] title bar (software)
bara de utiles [n] toolbar (software)
bara de xocolada [n] chocolate bar
bara inclinada [n] slash, forward slash, oblique stroke, solidus
bara natural [n] health bar (food)
bara reta [n] straightedge (tool)
bara reversada [n] backslash
bara traversante [n] crossbar
bara vertical [n] vertical slash, bar, pipe sign, pipe symbol
bareta [n] bolt (door, gun); barrette, hairslide, hairclip
bari [v] bar, block off; cross out, strike through
desbari [v] unbar, unblock
retrobara [n] backslash
baracuda [n] barracuda
Barain [n] Bahrain
baraini [a] Bahraini
baraini [n] Bahraini
Barat [n] India
barati [a] Indian (person)
barati [n] Indian
barata [a] cheap, inexpensive
barata [n] bargain (cheap item)
baratamanica [a] stingy, tight-fisted, penny-pinching
baratamanica [n] cheapskate, pinchpenny, tightwad, scrooge
baratia [n] cheapness
barba [n] beard
barba de balena [n] baleen, whalebone
barba de jenas [n] whiskers, sideburns, sideboards
barbeta [n] goatee
barbi [v] give a beard to
barbida [a] bearded
Barbados [n] Barbados
barbadian [a] Barbadian, Bajan (person, language)
barbadian [n] Barbadian, Bajan (person, language)
barbar [a] barbarian, barbaric, barbarous
barbar [n] barbarian
barbaria [n] barbarity, barbarism
barbarisme [n] barbarism
barbecu [n] barbecue, barbeque, BBQ, barbie
barbiturica [a] barbituric
barbiturica [n] barbiturate
asida barbiturica [n] barbituric acid, malonylurea
barbo [n] barbel
Barbuda [n] Barbuda
barbudan [a] Barbudan
barbudan [n] Barbudan
barcasa [n] barge
barco [n] boat
barco-bus [n] water bus, water taxi, sightseeing boat
barco de canal [n] canalboat, narrowboat
barco de embarca [n] ship's tender
barco de faro [n] lightvessel, lightship
barco de remos [n] rowboat, rowing boat
barco de salva [n] lifeboat, liferaft
barco de vela [n] sailboat, sailing boat
barco fantasma [n] ghost ship
barco liscante [n] hydroplane (boat), hydro, thunderboat
barco longa [n] longboat
barco teatral [n] showboat
barco tirante [n] tug, tugboat, towboat
barco vicing [n] Viking boat, longboat, longship
airobarco [n] airboat, planeboat, swamp boat, bayou boat, fanboat, ali-wang
barceria [n] marina
barceta [n] dinghy
barceta de palo [n] punt
barci [v] boat, convey by boat, go boating
barcin [a] boatlike
barcon [n] ship, vessel
barcon abandonada [n] deserted ship, derelict ship, hulk
barcon blindada [n] battleship, armored/armoured ship
barcon de amiral [n] flagship
barcon de carga [n] cargo ship, freighter
barcon de gera [n] warship
barcon de soldatos [n] troopship
barcon de turi [n] cruise ship, cruise liner
barcon de vapor [n] steamship, steamboat
barcon de vela [n] sailing ship
barcon ruinada [n] shipwreck
barcon spasial [n] spaceship, spacecraft, starship
barconeria [n] boatyard, shipyard
barconi [v] ship, send by ship, transport by ship
barconi [n] shipping, transportation by ship
barcor [n] boatman, boat worker
estra barco [A] overboard
motobarco [n] motorboat, powerboat, speedboat
sur barco [a] shipboard
sur barco [A] aboard ship, on board, on shipboard
bardana [n] burdock, hordock (plant)
barde [n] bard, skald
bardal [a] bardic, skaldic
Barents, Mar [n] Barents Sea
baril [n] barrel, cask, butt, hogshead
barileria [n] cooperage, barrel factory
barileta [n] keg
barilin [a] barrel-like, barrel-shaped
barilor [n] barrelmaker, cooper
bario [n] barium (element)
barion [n] baryon (particle)
barisentro [n] barycenter/barycentre
barisentral [a] barycentric
barita [n] barite, baryte
baritono [a] baritone
baritono [n] baritone
barmitsva [n] bar mitzvah
baroca [a] baroque
barometre [n] barometer
baron [n] baron, lord
baronesa [n] baroness, lady
baroneta [n] baronet
baronia [n] barony
basa [a] low (position); lower, nether (part); short (height); shallow (depth); deep (tone); low, mean, unkind, base
basa [n] bottom, bottom half, lower part
basa de bicini [n] bikini bottom
basa de catran [a] low in tar, low-tar (cigarette)
a basa [A] down; downward, downwards
a basa de [p] near the bottom of; down, towards the bottom of
basi [v] lower, become lower; get shorter (in height)
basi [v] lower, reduce in height; debase, degrade; demote
basi [e] down with ..., no more ...
basi [n] lowering; abasement (action); demotion
basi par du metres [E] become two meters/metres lower, become two meters/metres shorter (in height)
basi se [v] lower oneself, abase oneself, belittle oneself, deign (to do)
basi sua regarda [v] look down
basia [n] lowness; meanness; abasement (state)
plu basa [a] lower, deeper, shorter
basalto [n] basalt
bascetbal [n] basketball (sport)
bascetbalor [n] basketball player
base [n] base (headquarters, chemistry, linguistic, numbers, baseball)
basal [a] basic
monobasal [a] monobasic
polibasal [a] polybasic
basebal [n] baseball, hardball
basebalor [n] baseball player
Basetere [n] Basse-Terre
basil [n] basil
basilica [n] basilica
basilisco [n] basilisk (lizard, mythology)
basilo [n] bacillus (bacterium)
basin [n] basin, bowl (geography, architecture)
basin de lava [n] lavoir, public washing place
basin endoreica [n] endorheic basin
Basin Grande [n] Great Basin
basin idrografial [n] drainage basin, river basin, catchment basin, catchment area, watershed
basmati [n] basmati rice
baso [a] bass (music)
baso [n] bass (music)
basiste [n] bassist, bass player
contrabaso [n] double bass
basofilia [n] basophilia
basofilica [a] basophilic
basofilica [n] basophil, basophile
bason [n] bassoon
Bass, Streta [n] Bass Strait
basta [v] be ample, be more than enough, more than suffice
basta [e] enough, that's enough
bastante [a] ample, more than enough, more than sufficient
bastante [A] amply, enough, sufficiently
bastardo [n] bastard
bastardia [n] bastardy, illegitimacy
bastion [n] bastion, bulwark, rampart
basto [n] stick, cane, rod; ramrod
basto cavalin [n] hobbyhorse (toy)
basto curva [n] crook, staff, crosier, crozier
basto de mesura [n] measuring stick, measuring rod
basto de olio [n] dipstick (for engine oil, etc.)
basto de pasea [n] walking stick
basto de pexa [n] fishing rod
basto de tambur [n] drumstick
basto de zucar [n] candy cane
basto eletrical [n] electric prod, stun baton
basto majial [n] wand, magic wand
basteta [n] stick, twig, small branch
basteta de dentes [n] toothpick
basti [v] cane (punish)
baston [n] bat, club, truncheon, billy club, police club, nightstick, baton; skittle, pin (bowling)
baston de golf [n] golf club
bastoni [v] bludgeon, batter, cudgel, club, beat, thrash, clobber, pummel
de bastetas [a] wicker
bat [n] baht
batalia [v] battle, combat, fight
batalia [n] battle, fight, fighting, combat
batalia per [v] campaign for
batalia preordinada [n] pitched battle
batalior [n] fighter, combatant; campaigner
batalion [n] battalion
bate [v] beat, thrash, thresh, batter, pound, pummel, buffet; beat up, do over; slam (door); flap (wings); whip (into a froth), churn
bate [n] beating, thrashing, battering, pounding, pummeling/pummelling, buffeting
batador [n] beater, whisk, churn; thresher; clapper (bell)
batador eletrical [n] beater
batador engranada [n] crank beater, eggbeater, hand mixer
bateda par venta [a] windswept, battered by the wind, exposed to the wind
bateovo [n] eggbeater
bateporte [n] door knocker
bateta [v] knock, rap, tap (at door); beat (heart); flutter (wings)
bateta [n] knock, rap, tap (at door); beat (heart); flutter (wings)
bateta de cor [n] heartbeat
bateta de ungulas [n] hoofbeat
batetador [n] knocker (door); pacemaker (medical)
bateria [n] bacterium, eubacterium
antibaterial [a] antibacterial, antibiotic
antibaterial [n] antibacterial, antibiotic
baterial [a] bacterial
baterias [n] bacteria
bateriofaje [n] bacteriophage
bateriolojia [n] bacteriology
bateriolojial [a] bacteriological
bateriolojiste [n] bacteriologist
bateriostase [n] bacteriostasis
bateriostasal [a] bacteriostatic
bateriostasal [n] bacteriostat
baterioterapia [n] bacteriotherapy
bateriside [n] bactericide
baterivor [a] bacterivorous
baterivor [n] bacterivore
batic [n] batik (dyeing)
batiscopio [n] bathyscope, aquascope
batisfera [n] bathysphere, bathyscaphe
batisme [n] Baptist religion
anabatisme [n] Anabaptism (Christianity)
anabatiste [a] Anabaptist
anabatiste [n] Anabaptist
batiste [a] Baptist
batiste [n] Baptist
batista [n] batiste (fabric)
batiza [v] baptize/baptise, christen
batiza [n] baptism, christening
batizal [a] baptismal
batizeria [n] baptistry, baptistery
rebatiza [v] rebaptize/rebaptise
batmitsva [n] bat mitzvah
bauxita [n] bauxite
bava [v] dribble, trickle; drool, slobber
bava [v] dribble, trickle; drool, slobber
bava [n] dribble, trickle; drool, slobber
Bayern [n] Bavaria
bayernan [a] Bavarian
bayernan [n] Bavarian
bazar [n] bazaar; jumble sale, rummage sale, bring-and-buy sale, fete
bazuca [n] bazooka
bearnes [a] Béarnaise (French region, sauce)
beata [a] blessed, beatified (title)
beati [v] become blessed, become beatified
beati [v] beatify
beati [n] beatification
beatia [n] beatitude
beatin [a] beatific
Beaufort, Mar [n] Beaufort Sea
bebe [a] baby, babe, infant, tot
bebe [n] baby, babe, infant, tot
bebe de la buma [n] baby boomer
bebes [n] babies, litter
bebeta [n] newborn, neonate
bebia [n] babyhood, infancy
bebop [n] bebop (music)
becasia [n] woodcock (bird)
becerel [n] becquerel (unit of radioactivity)
beco [n] beak, bill; snout, muzzle; mouthpiece (music); nib (pen); spout (jug); peak (cap)
beco de Bunsen [n] Bunsen burner
becin [a] beaklike
becobarcin [n] boat-billed heron, boatbill (bird)
becocrusada [n] crossbill (bird)
becoibisin [n] ibisbill (bird)
becosapatin [n] shoebill (bird)
becosisorin [n] skimmer (bird)
becospatulin [n] spoonbill (bird)
becospesa [n] grosbeak (bird)
bedel [n] beadle (officer)
begonia [n] begonia
behemot [n] behemoth
Beijing [n] Beijing, Peking
Beirut [n] Beirut
beje [a] beige
bela [a] beautiful, lovely, pretty, comely, stunning, gorgeous, elegant, handsome
bela [n] belle, beau, beauty, beautiful person
beleria [n] beauty salon, beauty shop, beauty parlor/parlour
beleta [a] pretty, cute, pert
beleta [n] pretty thing, pretty one, cutie
beli [v] become beautiful
beli [v] beautify, make beautiful, embellish, prettify
beli [n] beautification
belia [n] beauty, loveliness, prettiness, pulchritude
estrema bela [a] extremely beautiful, exquisite, gorgeous, ravishing
beladona [n] belladonna, deadly nightshade
Belau [n] Palau
belau [a] Palauan
belau [n] Palauan
Belfast [n] Belfast
belga [a] Belgic
belgas [n] Belgae (ancient tribe)
Beliz [n] Belize
belizan [a] Belizian
belizan [n] Belizian
Beljia [n] Belgium
beljes [a] Belgian
beljes [n] Belgian
Belmopan [n] Belmopan
beltin [n] Beltane, Beltain (pagan holiday)
beluga [n] beluga, white whale, sea canary
belvedere [n] belvedere, gazebo
bemol [a] flat (music)
bemol [n] flat (music)
ben [n] item for sale; commodity
beneria [n] warehouse, storehouse, repository, depot
benes [n] goods, ware, wares, merchandise, merch, commodities
benes de arjento [n] silverware
benes de coce [n] cookware
benes de cose [n] haberdashery, notions
benes de cosina [n] kitchenware
benes de fero [n] ironware
benes de promove [n] promotional merchandise, freebies, merch, swag
benes de vitro [n] glassware
benes dorada [n] giltware
benes furada [n] stolen goods, booty, loot, swag
benes nonlegal [n] illegal goods, contraband
benedictin [a] Benedictine (monk)
benedictin [n] Benedictine (monk)
benefica [v] benefit, gain advantage, enjoy
benefica [v] benefit, give advantage to, favor/favour
benefica [n] benefit; enjoyment (of what one has); behalf, sake; perk, blessing, boon
beneficada [n] beneficiary
beneficante [a] beneficial, salutary, favorable/favourable, conducive, effective
beneficor [n] benefactor
Bengala [n] Bengal
Golfo Bengala [n] Bay of Bengal
Benin [n] Benin
benines [a] Beninese, Beninois
benines [n] Beninese, Beninois
benzen [n] benzene
anelo de benzen [n] benzene ring
benzodiazepina [n] benzodiazepine
benzoica [a] benzoic
asida benzoica [n] benzoic acid
Beograd [n] Belgrade
Beotia [n] Boeotia
berber [a] Berber, Amazigh, Tamazight (person, language)
berber [n] Berber, Amazigh, Tamazight (person, language)
berberis [n] barberry, berberis (plant)
bercelio [n] berkelium (element)
bereta [n] beret; biretta
Bergamo [n] Bergamo
bergamasca [a] bergamask, bergamasque
bergamasca [n] bergamask, bergomask, bergamasca, bergamesca
bergamoto [n] bergamot tree
bergamota [n] bergamot, bergamot orange
beril [n] beryl (gem)
berilio [n] beryllium (element)
Bering [n] Bering
Mar Bering [n] Bering Sea
Beringia [n] Beringia
Streta Bering [n] Bering Strait
Berlin [n] Berlin
berlinan [a] Berlinese
berlinan [n] Berlinese, Berliner
Bermuda [n] Bermuda
bermudan [a] Bermudan
bermudan [n] Bermudan
Bern [n] Bern
besa [v] kiss, smooch
besa [n] kiss
besaculo [n] (colloquial) kiss-ass, kiss-up (sycophant)
besaorea [n] (colloquial) kiss-ass, kiss-up (sycophant)
beseta [v] peck, lightly kiss
beseta [n] peck, light kiss
besor [n] kisser
bestia [n] beast
bestia de carga [n] pack animal, beast of burden, workhorse
bestia de servi [n] service animal, support animal, helper animal
bestia de tira [n] draft/draught animal
bestia imajinal [n] imaginary beast
bestin [a] bestial, animal-like
bestinia [n] bestialness, bestiality
bestias [n] beasts, livestock
beta [n] beet, beetroot (plant, vegetable)
beta [n] beta (Greek letter)
a beta [A] in beta, being beta-tested
varia de beta [n] beta version, beta release
betaui [a] Betawi, Batavian (person, language)
betaui [n] Betawi (person, language)
betawi [a] Betawi, Batavian (person, language)
betawi [n] Betawi (person, language)
betel [n] betel (plant, stimulant)
beton [n] concrete
beton fortida [n] reinforced concrete
de beton [a] (made of) concrete
betoni [v] concrete
betonador [n] concrete mixer, cement mixer
betong [n] bettong, rat kangaroo (marsupial)
betonica [n] betony, bishopwort (plant)
betul [n] birch
bevi [v] drink, imbibe, quaff
bevable [a] drinkable, potable
beveria [n] drinking establishment, pub, tavern
bevida [n] drink, beverage, libation, potion
bevida de alcol [n] alcoholic drink
bevida majiosa [n] (magical) potion, philter/philtre
bevida sin alcol [n] non-alcoholic drink
bevor [n] drinker
nonbevor [n] non-drinker
nonbevor de alcol [n] non-drinker of alcohol, teetotaler/teetotaller
bexamel [n] bechamel, white sauce
bezica [n] bezique (card game)
bezoar [n] bezoar (biology)
bi- [P] bi-
Biblia [n] Bible
biblial [a] biblical, scriptural
biblio- [P] biblio-
bibliofilia [n] bibliophilia
bibliofilica [n] bibliophile
bibliografia [n] bibliography
bibliografial [a] bibliographical
bibliografiste [n] bibliographer
biblioteca [n] library
bibliotecal [a] library, bibliothecal
bibliotecor [n] librarian
biblioteconomia [n] library science, library economy, bibliothecography
bicini [n] bikini
bide [n] bidet
biela [n] connecting rod (machinery)
Bielarus [n] Belarus
bielarusce [a] Belarusian
bielarusce [n] Belarusian
bien [A] indeed, really, assuredly, to be sure, certainly, definitely, absolutely, undoubtedly, no doubt, doubtless
bies [n] bias (fabric)
bigama [a] bigamous
bigamia [n] bigamy
bigamiste [n] bigamist
bigel [n] beagle (dog)
bigin [n] beguine, biguine (dance)
bijeta [v] perform a bijection, use a bijective function
bijeta [n] bijection, bijective function
bijetal [a] bijective
bilaterio [n] bilateral
bilbi [n] bilby, rabbit bandicoot
bile [n] bile, gall
bilal [a] bilious, biliary
bileta [n] ticket; coupon, voucher; bill (paper money), note, banknote
bileta de deta [n] chit, IOU
bileta de rasca [n] scratchcard
bileta de rasca e gania [n] scratchcard (instant lottery)
bileta de reveni [n] round-trip ticket, return ticket
bileta de un dirije [n] one-way ticket
bileteria [n] ticket office, box office
biletor [n] ticket collector, conductor, guard
bilia [n] marble (ball)
biliardo [n] billiards, pool, snooker
biliardo american [n] pool
biliardo engles [n] snooker
biliardo franses [n] carom billiards, carambole
biliarderia [n] billiards hall, billiards room, poolhall, poolroom, snooker hall
biliardor [n] billiards player
bilion [D] (a) billion, (a) thousand million, (a) milliard
bilion [a] billionth (ordinal)
bilioni [v] split into a billion parts
bilioni [v] split into a billion parts
bilioni [n] billionth (fraction)
bilionor [n] billionaire
binar [a] binary
binaria [n] binariness, binarity, binarism
nonbinar [a] non-binary; multigender
nonbinar [n] non-binary person, multigender person
nonbinaria [n] non-binariness, non-binarity, non-binary gender
binoculo [n] binoculars
binoculo de teatro [n] opera glasses
binoculal [a] binocular
binomio [n] binomial; binominal
binomial [a] binomial
bio- [P] bio-
biofilia [n] biophilia
biofilica [a] biophilic
biofilica [n] biophile
biografia [n] biography
autobiografia [n] autobiography, memoirs
autobiografial [a] autobiographical, autobiographic
biografial [a] biographical, biographic
biografiste [n] biographer
biolojia [n] biology
biolojia matematical [n] mathematical biology
airobiolojia [n] aerobiology
astrobiolojia [n] astrobiology, exobiology
astrobiolojial [a] astrobiological, exobiological
astrobiolojiste [n] astrobiologist, exobiologist
biolojial [a] biological
biolojiste [n] biologist
cronobiolojia [n] chronobiology
microbiolojia [n] microbiology
microbiolojiste [n] microbiologist
neurobiolojia [n] neurobiology, neuroscience
neurobiolojiste [n] neurobiologist
paleobiolojia [n] paleobiology/palaeobiology
psicobiolojia [n] psychobiology
sosiobiolojia [n] sociobiology
sosiobiolojial [a] sociobiological
sosiobiolojiste [n] sociobiologist
xenobiolojia [n] xenobiology
xenobiolojiste [n] xenobiologist
bioma [n] biome
biometria [n] biometrics, biometry, biostatistics
biometrial [a] biometric, biometrical
bionica [n] bionics
bionical [a] bionic
biopsia [n] biopsy
bir [n] beer
bir blonde [n] lager
bir forte [n] stout
bireria [n] brewery
biror [n] brewer
microbireria [n] microbrewery, craft brewery
bir [n] birr
biriani [n] biryani, biriani (food)
bisaia [a] Visayan
bisaia [n] Visayan
Isolas Bisaia [n] Visayas, Visayan Islands
linguas bisaia [n] Bisayan languages, Visayan languages
Mar Bisaia [n] Visayan Sea
Bisau [n] Bissau
bisc [n] bisque (soup)
Biscaia [n] Biscay
Golfo Biscaia [n] Bay of Biscay
biscoto [n] cookie, biscuit, cracker
biscoto burosa [n] butter cookie, butter biscuit
biscoto de jinjer [n] gingersnap, ginger nut
biscoto dur [n] hardtack
biscoto savoian [n] ladyfinger, lady's finger, sponge finger
biscoto scotes [n] shortbread, shortcake
biscoto seca [n] rusk, zwieback
biscoto zucarosa [n] sugar cookie
bisel [n] bevel; fipple
biseli [v] bevel, chamfer
bisepe [n] biceps (muscle)
Bismarck, Mar [n] Bismarck Sea
bismuto [n] bismuth
biso [n] byssus
bison [n] bison
bispo [n] bishop (including chess)
arcibispo [n] archbishop
arcibispia [n] archbishopric, archdiocese
bispal [a] episcopal
bispia [n] bishopric, diocese
bistro [n] bistro
bisturi [n] scalpel, lancet
bisturi [v] lance, prick open
bit [n] bit, binary digit
bit major [n] high bit, most significant bit
bit minor [n] low byte, least significant bit
bitnic [n] beatnik
bitume [n] bitumen, asphalt (viscous pitch)
bitumosa [a] bituminous
bivaca [v] bivouac
bivaca [n] bivouac, encampment
bivalvo [n] bivalve, clam
Bixcec [n] Bishkek
Bizantio [n] Byzantium, Byzantion
bizantian [a] Byzantine
bizara [a] bizarre, outlandish, kinky, kooky, madcap, zany, wacky
bizara [n] weirdo, oddball, dingbat, kook
bizaria [n] bizarreness, weirdness, zaniness, wackiness
blanca [a] white; Caucasian, Caucasoid
blanca [n] white
blanca de ovo [n] egg white
blanca-negra [a] black and white
blanci [v] whiten, bleach, blanch
blanci [v] whiten, bleach, blanch
blanci de mone [n] money laundering
blancia [n] whiteness
blancida [a] whitened, bleached
blancin [a] whitish
blancinte [a] whitening
blancinte [n] bleach, whitener
grisin blanca [a] greyish white, hoary
Mar Blanca [n] White Sea
nonblancida [a] unbleached
Blanca, Monte [n] Mont Blanc
blanceta [n] whitefly
blanco [n] target (shooting); butt (of joke); jack, kitty, object ball (bowls, pétanque)
blanco de eserse [n] practice target
blanda [a] bland, mild, plain, weak (food, medicine); insipid, anodyne, vapid, banal, mundane; wimpy; nondescript; muted (color/colour)
blanda [n] pablum, pap; wimp
blandia [n] blandness, weakness, plainness
blasfema [v] blaspheme; swear, curse, cuss
blasfema [n] sacrilege, profanation, blasphemy; swearing, cursing, curse, swearword, expletive
blasfemal [a] sacrilegious, profane, blasphemous, offensive
blasfemante [a] swearing, cursing, foul-mouthed
bleni [n] blenny (fish)
bleta [n] chard (plant)
blinda [v] armor-plate/armour-plate
blindada [a] armored/armoured, armor-plated/armour-plated
blini [n] blini (pancake)
blineta [n] blintz (pancake)
blob [n] blob, Physarum polycephalum
bloco [n] block, chunk, slab, plinth; obstacle; block (group of buildings); bloc (alliance); section (of a document)
bloco de desinias [n] sketch pad
bloco de notas [n] notepad, scratchpad
bloco de paper [n] pad of paper
bloci [v] block, clog, obstruct, bar, choke; stonewall
bloci [n] blockage, obstruction
bloci de via [n] roadblock
blocin [a] blocky, chunky
blocinte [a] blocking; occlusive
blocinte [n] blocker, barrier, obstacle; occlusive (consonant)
blocinte de canales de calsio [n] calcium-channel blocker, calcium antagonist
blocinte de resetadores beta [n] beta blocker
desbloci [v] unblock, unclog
desblocador [n] plunger
desblocinte [n] unblocker, (drain) cleaner
blog [n] blog, web log
blogi [v] blog
blogi [n] blog entry, blog post
blogor [n] blogger, blog author
blogosfera [n] blogosphere
blonde [a] blonde, blond, fair-haired, fair
blonde [n] blonde
blonde blanca [n] platinum blonde
blonde roja [n] strawberry blonde
blanca blonde [a] platinum blonde
blondia [n] blondness
roja blonde [a] strawberry blonde
blu [a] dark blue, navy
blu [n] dark blue, navy
blui [v] turn blue
blui [v] turn blue
bluin [a] bluish, blueish
blus [n] blues (music)
blueta [n] cornflower, bluet
blugras [n] bluegrass (music)
Blumfontein [n] Bloemfontein
blusa [n] blouse
bluseta [n] top (womenswear)
boa [n] boa; feather boa
bob [n] bobsled, bobsleigh
bobor [n] bobsledder
bobin [n] spool, reel, bobbin
bobini [v] spool, wind
rebobini [v] rewind, wind back
bobo [a] silly, goofy, corny, loopy, nutty, bonkers, asinine
bobo [n] goofball, goon, nincompoop, pillock, prat, bozo, ninny, numpty
bobo de april [n] April fool (person fooled)
bobia [n] silliness, tomfoolery
bobo [n] booby, gannet (bird)
bobolince [n] bobolink (bird)
boca [n] mouth (anatomy, river, cave), gob; muzzle (gun)
boca de leon [n] snapdragon (plant)
boca de venti [n] vent
boca plen [n] mouthful
bocal [a] oral, buccal, of the mouth
boceta [n] nozzle, showerhead
bocon [n] large mouth, maw, jaws; perilous opening
boctxoi [n] bok choy, pak choi, celery mustard, Chinese chard, spoon cabbage (cabbage)
Bod [n] Tibet
bod [a] Tibetan
bod [n] Tibetan (person, language)
bodi [n] bodysuit, body, teddy
bodi de bebe [n] onesie, babygro, romper
bodi de dansa [n] leotard
bodi de nada [n] one-piece swimsuit
bodi de sporte [n] leotard
bodi longa [n] bodystocking, unitard
bodisatva [n] bodhisattva (Buddhism)
bodjpuri [a] Bhojpuri
bodjpuri [n] Bhojpuri
bodran [n] bodhrán (musical instrument)
Boemia [n] Bohemia
boemian [a] Bohemian
boemian [n] Bohemian (inhabitant, artist)
boer [a] Boer
boer [n] Boer
bogi [n] bogie (wheel system)
bogomilisme [n] Bogomilism
Bogota [n] Bogotá
Bohai, Mar [n] Bohai Sea
Bohol [n] Bohol (island)
Mar Bohol [n] Bohol Sea, Mindanao Sea
boia [n] buoy
boia [a] Boiian
boias [n] Boii (ancient tribe)
boicota [v] boycott
boicota [n] boycott
bol [n] basin, bowl, tureen
bol aromosa [n] aromatic bowl, potpourri
bol de lava [n] dishpan, washing-up bowl, washtub
bol de leto [n] bedpan
bol de mole [n] mortar (for pestle)
bol de salada [n] salad bowl
bol e piston [n] mortar and pestle
boleta [n] small bowl, porringer
bola [v] bubble, effervesce
bola [v] bubble, cause to bubble
bola [n] bubble
bolagoma [n] bubblegum
bolante [a] bubbling, effervescent
bolosa [a] bubbly
suprabola [v] bubble over
bolero [n] bolero
bolevar [n] boulevard, avenue
bolevar a plaia [n] promenade, esplanade; boardwalk
bolevar de pasea [n] promenade, mall
boli [v] boil, seethe
boli [v] boil (something)
boli lenta [v] simmer
boli lenta [v] simmer
bolida [a] boiled
bolinte [a] boiling
dur bolida [a] hardboiled
supraboli [v] overboil; boil over
supraboli [v] overboil; cause to boil over
bolide [n] bolide; hotrod
boling [n] bowling
boling de des bastones [n] ten-pin bowling
boling de nove bastones [n] nine-pin bowling
bolingeria [n] bowling alley
bolivar [n] bolívar
Bolivia [n] Bolivia
bolivian [a] Bolivian
bolivian [n] Bolivian
boliviano [n] boliviano
bolo [n] bowls, lawn bowls, lawn bowling, bocce, pétanque
boliste [n] bowls player, boules player, pétanque player
bolo [n] bolus (biology)
Bolonia [n] Bologna (Italian city)
bolonian [a] Bolognese
bolonian [n] Bolognese
bolsa [n] handbag, pouch, purse, pocketbook
bolseta [n] wallet, purse, billfold
bolson [n] rucksack, backpack, knapsack; holdall, carryall, gymbag, sports bag
bolson de scola [n] schoolbag
bolson de spala [n] satchel
bolsonor [n] backpacker
bolxevic [a] Bolshevik
bolxevic [n] Bolshevik
boma [n] boom
bomba [n] bomb, bombshell
bomba de confetis [n] party popper
bomba de foco [n] firebomb
bomba de idrojen [n] hydrogen bomb, H-bomb
bomba de semes [n] seed balls, earth balls, nendo dango, seed bomb
bomba ensendente [n] incendiary bomb
bomba nucleal [n] nuclear bomb, atom bomb, nuke
bomba-orolojo [n] time bomb
bomba tubo [n] pipe bomb
bomba umana [n] human bomb, suicide bomber
bombador [n] bomber (aircraft)
bombeta [n] land mine, naval mine
bombetador [n] minelayer
bombi [v] bomb
bombi [n] bombing
bombi nucleal [v] nuke
bombor [n] bomber (person), bombardier
desbombeti [v] demine, clear mines from
desbombeti [n] demining, mine clearance
desbombetor [n] deminer
planta bombetas [v] mine, plant mines
bombarda [v] bombard, barrage, pelt
bombarda [n] bombardment, bombing, barrage, blitz, salvo, volley
bombarda con foco [v] firebomb
bombarda con petras [v] throw stones at, stone
bombarda de lado [n] broadside
bombarda [n] bombard (musical instrument)
bombis [n] silkmoth
bombis de morero [n] domesticated silkworm
bombisila [n] waxwing (bird)
bon [a] good, nice; valid
bon [A] well, nicely
bon [e] well, right; good, OK, okay
bon- [P] good-, well- (added to verbs: a better variant of the action, often a specialized sense)
autoboni [n] self-improvement
bonetas [n] goodies
boni [v] improve, become good, get better
boni [v] improve, ameliorate, better, enhance, emend, revamp
boni [n] improvement, enhancement
bonia [n] goodness
bonida [a] improved
fa la plu bon cual on pote [v] do one's best
la plu bon [a] best, optimal, optimum
ma bon [e] oh well (mild disappointment), never mind
multe bon [a] very good, excellent, primo, top-notch
no bon e no mal [E] so-so, comme ci comme ça
plu bon [a] better, preferable
plu bon [A] preferably, rather
Bonaire [n] Bonaire (island)
bonbon [n] bonbon (confectionery)
bondaje [n] bondage (sexual)
bondi [v] bound, bounce, lope, skip
bondi [v] cause to bounce; skim (stone)
bondi [n] bound
bondipetra [n] stone skimming, stone skipping
rebondi [v] rebound, bounce back, ricochet
boneta [n] bonnet (hat)
bongo [n] bongo (drum)
bongo [n] bongo (antelope)
bonobo [n] bonobo, pygmy chimpanzee
bonsai [n] bonsai
boolean [a] Boolean
boraja [n] borage (plant)
borax [n] borax (substance)
borbon [n] bourbon (whiskey/whisky)
borda [v] border, flank
borda [n] edge, border, brink, verge, rim; outskirts, outlying regions; brim (hat, cup); threshold (metaphor)
borda de mar [n] seaside, seashore
borda de troteria [n] curb/kerb
borda fronte [n] peak (cap)
sin borda [n] borderless, brimless, rimless
bordel [n] brothel, bordello, whorehouse
bordelor [n] brothelkeeper, pimp, madam
bordo [a] maroon, puce
bordo [n] bordeaux, claret
borio [n] bohrium (element)
borla [n] tassel
Borneo [n] Borneo
boro [n] boron (element)
borxt [n] borscht, borshch
bosanova [n] bossa nova
bosce [n] copse, grove, small wood, orchard, woodland
bosce de arboretas [n] shrubland, scrubland, brush
bosce de frutas [n] orchard
bosceta [n] thicket, bushes; rough (golf)
boscin [a] wooded, sylvan
boscor [n] woodsman, woodman
subosce [n] undergrowth, underbrush, scrub, brush, brushwood (low-growing vegetation or the wood thereof)
Bosnia [n] Bosnia
Bosnia e Hersegovina [n] Bosnia and Herzegovina
bosnian [a] Bosnian, Bosniak (person, language)
bosnian [n] Bosnian, Bosniak (person, language)
boson [n] boson (particle)
Bosporo, Streta [n] Bosphorus Strait, Bosporus Strait
bota [n] boot
bota de cauxo [n] rubber boot, wellington, welly, gumboot
bota militar [n] jackboot
botanica [n] botany
botanical [a] botanical
botaniciste [n] botanist
bote [n] can, tin
boteria [n] cannery
boti [v] can, tin
botida [a] canned, tinned
boteca [n] shop, store, boutique, commercial unit
boteca completa [n] one-stop shop
boteca de cose [n] fabric store, haberdasher's
boteca de departes [n] department store
boteca de te [n] teashop
boteca de utiles [n] tool shop, hardware store, ironmonger's
boteca descontante [n] discount store
boteca sin imposta [n] duty-free shop, duty-free store
boteceria [n] shopping center/centre, shopping mall
botecor [n] shopkeeper, shop owner
botela [n] bottle, flask
botela de acua [n] water bottle, canteen
botela de pox [n] pocket bottle, hip flask
boteleta [n] phial, vial
boteli [v] bottle
botelin [a] bottle-like, bottle-shaped
botnet [n] botnet
Botnia, Golfo [n] Gulf of Bothnia
boton [n] button, knob
boton de aproba [n] checkbox, tickbox
boton de avansa rapida [n] fast-forward button
boton de comuta [n] power button, power switch, on/off switch
boton de ejeta [n] eject button
boton de eleje [n] option button, radio button
boton de jua [n] play button
boton de pausa [n] pause button
boton de polso [n] cufflink
boton de presa [n] snap fastener, press stud, popper
boton de rejistra [n] record button
boton de reversa rapida [n] fast-backward button, rewind button
boton de sesa [n] stop button
botoni [v] button
botonin [a] buttonlike, knobby
desbotoni [v] unbutton
duple botonida [a] double-breasted
simple botonida [a] single-breasted
botor [n] bittern (bird)
Botsuana [n] Botswana
tsuana [a] Botswanan (person), Tswana, Setswana (language)
tsuana [n] Botswanan (person), Tswana, Setswana (language)
Botswana [n] Botswana
tswana [a] Botswanan (person), Tswana, Setswana (language)
tswana [n] Botswanan (person), Tswana, Setswana (language)
botulisme [n] botulism
bove [n] ox, cow, bull, bovine, head of cattle
bove fema [n] cow
Bove [n] Taurus (constellation)
bove mas [n] bull
boval [a] bovine
boveria [n] byre, cowshed, cow barn
boves [n] cattle, oxen
boveta [n] calf
boveta fema [n] heifer
boveta mas [n] bullock, steer
bovin [a] cowlike, bovine
bovon [n] bull
bovor [n] cowherd, cowboy, wrangler
boxe [v] box
boxe [n] boxing, pugilism
boxe de pedi [v] kickbox
boxe de pedi [n] kickboxing
boxe de pesa media [n] middleweight boxing
boxe pesosa [n] heavyweight boxing
boxe plumin [n] featherweight boxing
boxe profesal [n] professional boxing, prizefight
boxe solitar [n] shadowboxing
boxor [n] boxer, pugilist
boxor de pedi [n] kickboxer
boxor profesal [n] professional boxer, prizefighter
braci- [P] brachy- (short)
braciopodo [n] brachiopod
braciosauro [n] brachiosaur, brachiosaurus
bradi- [P] brady- (slow)
bradipo [n] sloth
Brahmaputra, Rio [n] Brahmaputra River
braille [n] Braille
Brama [n] Brahma
braman [n] Brahman
bramin [n] brahmin, brahman
brancia [n] gill
brancial [a] branchial
brandi [v] wave (arm, flag, etc.), brandish, flourish, wield; swing (club)
brandi per colpa [v] swing at, take a swing at
brasa [n] ember
brasador [n] brazier, hibachi
brasas [n] embers; afterglow (emotion)
brasaleta [n] bracelet, bangle, wristband
brasaleta de talo [n] anklet
Brasil [n] Brazil
brasilera [a] Brazilian
brasilera [n] Brazilian
Brasilia [n] Brasilia
braso [n] arm; arm, temple (eyeglasses)
braso alta [n] upper arm
braso basa [n] forearm
brasal [a] brachial
braseta [n] bracket, parenthesis
braseta angulo [n] angle bracket
braseta curva [n] round bracket, parenthesis
braseta reta [n] square bracket
braseta risa [n] curly bracket, brace
braseti [v] bracket
brasetida [a] bracketed
brasetida [A] in brackets
brasetida [n] parenthesis, parenthetical phrase
brasi [v] use one's arm on
brasi [n] hug, embrace; stroke (swimming)
entre brasetas [a] in brackets, parenthetical
entre brasetas [A] in brackets, parenthetically, by the way
bratea [n] bract (botany)
Bratislava [n] Bratislava
brava [a] decent, worthy, gallant
brava [e] bravo
bravata [n] bravado, bluster, bombast, swagger
bravator [n] blowhard, braggart
bravatosa [a] bombastic, swaggering, swashbuckling
bravatosa [n] swashbuckler
Brazavila [n] Brazzaville
brecbit [a] breakbeat
brecbit [n] breakbeat, breakbeats
brecdansa [v] breakdance
brecdansa [n] breakdance, breakdancing, B-boying
brega [n] brega
Bres [n] Brittany; Duchy of Brittany
bresonica [a] Breton (person, language)
bresonica [n] Breton (person, language)
bretela [n] brace (UK), suspender (US); shoulder strap
bretela de calsa [n] suspender (UK), garter (US)
breteleta [n] spaghetti strap, noodle strap
sin bretelas [a] strapless
Breton, Capo [n] Cape Breton
bretsel [n] pretzel; ampersand
breviario [n] breviary
bri [n] brie (cheese)
bricabrac [n] bric-a-brac, junk, odds and ends, bits and pieces, bits and bobs
bricabraceria [n] junk shop, charity shop, second-hand shop
brice [n] brick; ingot, bar
brice de beton [n] concrete block, cement block
brice de carbon [n] briquet, briquette
brice de sene [n] cinder block, breeze block, besser block, concrete masonry unit
brices de arjento [n] silver ingots, silver bullion
brices de oro [n] gold ingots, gold bullion
brici [v] brick, brick up
bricor [n] bricklayer, brickie
bricola [v] do odd jobs, perform maintenance tasks; do DIY
bricola [n] DIY, do-it-yourself, odd jobs
bricoleta [v] putter/potter about, tinker
bricolor [n] tinkerer; DIY enthusiast
brida [n] bridle (straps)
bridi [v] bridle
desbridi [v] unbridle; debride
desbridi [n] unbridling; debridement
Bridgetown [n] Bridgetown
brigada [n] brigade
brigada de pompores [n] fire department, fire brigade
brigador [n] brigadier
brigantin [n] brigantine, brig
brije [n] bridge (card game)
brilia [v] shine, gleam
brilia [v] cause to shine, polish, burnish
brilia [n] brilliance, splendor/splendour, lucidity, gleam
brilia de mente [n] brainwave, brainstorm
brilia de sol [n] sunshine
briliamobila [n] furniture polish
briliante [a] shining, shiny, bright, brilliant, glossy, gleaming, lustrous, splendid, lucid, lurid, resplendent, vibrant
briliante [n] shiner; brightener; sequin
briliasapato [n] shoe polish
brilieta [v] glow
brilieta [n] sheen, glow, luster/lustre
brilion [n] glare, dazzle
grado de brilia [n] brightness; magnitude (astronomy)
rebrilia [v] gleam, glint, glow, catch the light
rebrilia [n] gleam, glint, glow
rebrilieta [v] glint, sparkle, flash
rebrilieta [n] glint, sparkle, flash of reflected light
brinca [v] hop, skip, gambol, caper, cavort, flit across
brinca [n] hop, skip, gambol, caper, flit
brincacorda [n] skipping
brincacuadro [n] hopscotch
brincadorso [n] leapfrog
brincor [n] hopper, skipper, leaper
brinda [v] toast, raise one's glass to
brinda [n] toast
briofite [n] bryophyte
briox [n] brioche (bread)
briozon [n] bryozoon (pl. bryozoa) (organism)
Britan [n] Britain, Great Britain, Britannia
Britan Grande [n] Great Britain (island)
Britan Nova [n] New Britain (island)
brites [a] British (person, language)
brites [n] Briton, Brit
Britania [n] Britannia (personification of Britain)
broca [n] drill bit
brocada [n] brocade (fabric)
brocol [n] broccoli (plant, vegetable)
brode [v] embroider
brode [n] embroidery, needlework, needlepoint
broma [v] joke, jest, kid, tease
broma [n] joke, gag, tease, pleasantry, zinger, wisecrack
broma de april [n] April fool, April Fools' Day joke
broma de parolas [n] pun, wordplay, play on words
bromor [n] joker, jester, jokester, comedian
bromosa [a] jokey, jocular, facetious
bromosia [n] jocularity, facetiousness, levity
bromelia [n] bromeliad (plant)
bromo [n] bromine
bromido [n] bromide (chemistry)
bronciol [n] bronchiole
bronco [n] bronchus
broncal [a] bronchial
broncite [n] bronchitis
broncos [n] bronchi
broncodilatante [n] bronchodilator
broncoscopio [n] bronchoscope
broncoscopi [n] bronchoscopy
brontosauro [n] brontosaurus
bronze [n] bronze; tan, suntan
bronze dorada [n] gilded bronze, vermeil
bronzi [v] tan
bronzi [v] tan
bronzin [a] bronzelike; tan (color/colour)
de bronze [a] (made of) bronze
brosa [n] brush, paintbrush
brosa de capeles [n] hairbrush
brosa de dentes [n] toothbrush
brosa de ungias [n] nailbrush
brosi [v] brush; groom (animal)
brosin [a] brushlike, bushy (tail)
broto [n] bud
broto de rosa [n] rosebud
broti [v] bud
brox [n] brooch
brun [a] brown; swarthy
brun [n] brown; brunette
brun oranin [n] tawny
brun pal [n] light brown
brun rojin [n] reddish brown, auburn, rufous, russet
bruni [v] turn brown
bruni [v] brown; sear (cookery); bruise
bruni [n] browning; bruise
brunin [a] brownish
pal brun [a] light brown, beige, fawn
rojin brun [a] reddish-brown, auburn, rufous, russet
Brune [n] Brunei
brune [a] Bruneian
brune [n] Bruneian
Brunswick Nova [n] New Brunswick (Canadian province)
brusca [a] brusque, curt, blunt, terse, short, peremptory
bruscia [n] brusqueness, abruptness
Brusel [n] Brussels
brut [a] brut
bruta [a] rough (marble, estimate), untreated, uncut (gem), coarse (sand), unrefined (sugar), unfinished, crude, gross (national product, income, profit, tax, tonnage); uncouth, brutish, loutish, boorish, gruff, surly, crass
bruta [n] brute, boor, lout, thug, ruffian, yob, yobbo, lowlife, vulgarian
brutia [n] roughness
Bruxelles [n] Brussels
bruxisme [n] bruxism
bu [e] boo
bubon [n] bubo (swollen lymph node)
bubonal [a] bubonic
buce [n] bouquet, bunch of flowers
buceta [n] posy, nosegay
buco [n] hole, gap, breach, lacuna
buco de baril [n] bunghole
buco de boton [n] buttonhole
buco de clave [n] keyhole
buco de cloaca [n] manhole
buco de culo [n] (colloquial) asshole/arsehole (anus, insult)
buco de palo [n] posthole
buco de posta [n] letterbox, mail slot
buco de refuja [n] foxhole
buco de respira [n] blowhole
buco de spia [n] spyhole, peephole
buco de strada [n] pothole
buco de verme [n] wormhole
buco negra [n] black hole
ateni la buco con un colpa [E] score a hole in one (golf)
bucosa [a] full of holes, holey
Bucuresti [n] Bucharest
Buda [n] Buddha
budisme [n] Buddhism
budisme bod [n] Tibetan buddhism, lamaism
budiste [a] Buddhist
budiste [n] Buddhist
Budapest [n] Budapest
budlea [n] buddleia (plant)
Buenos Aires [n] Buenos Aires
bufalo [n] water buffalo, buffalo
bufe [n] buffet, potluck (meal)
buferia [n] cafeteria, buffet restaurant
bufon [n] clown, buffoon, jester; joker, wildcard, catchall
bufonal [a] clown, comical, farcical
bufonales [n] antics, buffoonery
bufoni [v] clown, clown around, fool, fool around, mess around, muck around, lark, frolic
bufonia [n] clowning, antics, buffoonery, horseplay
bugainvilea [n] bougainvillea
bugi [n] boogie, boogie-woogie (dance, music)
bujeta [v] budget
bujeta [n] budget
bujetal [a] budgetary
bujia [n] spark plug
bula [n] blister
buli [v] blister
buli [v] blister
bulbo [n] bulb
bulbo de lus [n] lightbulb
bulbo flax [n] flashbulb, flash
bulbal [a] bulbous (growing from a bulb)
bulbeta [n] clove (of garlic); LED, light-emitting diode
bulbin [a] bulbous, bulblike
bulbul [n] bulbul (bird)
buldog [n] bulldog
buldozer [n] bulldozer
buldozeri [v] bulldoze
Bulgaria [n] Bulgaria
bulgarsce [a] Bulgarian (person, language)
bulgarsce [n] Bulgarian (person, language)
bulgur [n] bulgur (food)
buliabes [n] bouillabaisse
bulimia [n] bulimia
bulimica [a] bulimic
bulimica [n] bulimic
bulion [n] bouillon, broth, stock, consommé
bulon [n] bolt (including nut)
bulon xef [n] kingpin (bolt, person)
buloni [v] bolt
bulto [n] bulge, bump, lump, protuberance, burl, slub, gob, nub, nubbin
bulteta [n] small bump, small lump, weal
bulti [v] bulge
bulti [v] bulge
bultosa [a] bumpy, lumpy
buma [v] boom (increase explosively)
buma [n] boom
buma de bebes [n] baby boom
buma economial [n] economic boom
Buma Grande [n] Big Bang
bumerang [n] boomerang
buncer [n] bunker, dugout
buo [n] owl
buo de neva [n] snowy owl, polar owl, white owl
buo real [n] Eurasian eagle owl
buin [a] owlish, owl-like
bur [n] butter
bur de aracide [n] peanut butter
buri [v] butter
burin [a] buttery
burosa [a] buttery
burca [n] burqa, burka, chadri (garment)
Burcina Faso [n] Burkina Faso
burcinabe [a] Burkinabé, Burkinese
burcinabe [n] Burkinabé, Burkinese
burcini [n] burkini, burqini (swimsuit)
bure [n] bourrée, bourée, borreia, borry, bore (dance, music)
Burgonia [n] Burgundy
burgonia [a] burgundy (color/colour)
burgonia [n] burgundy (wine)
burgunda [a] Burgundian
burgunda [n] Burgundian
buril [n] burr, burin, graver, dental tool, engraving tool
burino [n] thick-knee, stone-curlew, dikkops (bird)
burito [n] burrito
burjes [a] bourgeois, middle-class
burjesi [v] become middle-class, become gentrified
burjesi [v] gentrify
burjesi [n] gentrification
burjesia [n] bourgeoisie, middle class
burla [v] taunt, tease, mock, jeer, deride, laugh at, sneer at, heckle, lampoon, scoff
burla [n] taunt, tease, jeer, mockery, ridicule, derision
burlable [a] laughable, risible, ridiculous, ludicrous, derisory
burlada [n] stooge, straight man
burlante [a] taunting, mocking, derisive
burleta [v] rib, josh, banter, tease (good-naturedly)
burleta [n] banter, persiflage
burlor [n] teaser, mocker, heckler, scoffer
burlosa [a] derisive, contemptuous, taunting, teasing, mocking, jeering, sneering, sarcastic
burlosia [n] derisiveness, contemptuousness, mockery, tendency to sneer
Burma [n] Burma, Myanmar
burman [a] Burmese (person, language)
burman [n] Burmese (person, language)
burnus [n] burnous
buro [n] desk, bureau (furniture)
burocrata [a] bureaucratic, byzantine
burocrata [n] bureaucrat, functionary
burocratia [n] bureaucracy, red tape, paperwork, administrivia
bursa [n] bursa (anatomy)
bursite [n] bursitis (medical)
Burundi [n] Burundi
burundes [a] Burundian
burundes [n] Burundian
bus [n] bus, coach
bus de dona sangue [n] bloodmobile
busor [n] bus driver, coach driver
minibus [n] minibus
businador [n] buccinator (muscle)
busino [n] whelk
busola [n] compass (for finding north)
Busola [n] Pyxis (constellation)
bustier [n] bustier
bustier tubo [n] tube top, boob tube
busto [n] bust (sculpture)
bustrofedon [a] boustrophedon
bustrofedon [n] boustrophedon
but- [P] but- (chemistry)
Butan [n] Bhutan
butan [a] Bhutanese, Bhutanse
butan [n] Bhutanese, Bhutanse
butano [n] butane
buteo [n] buzzard, buzzard-hawk, hawk
butil [n] butyl (chemistry)
butirica [a] butyric
asida butirica [n] butyric acid
bux [n] box tree, boxwood
buxido [n] bushido (samurai code)
buzuci [n] bouzouki, buzuki, buzuci (musical instrument)
bzz [e] buzz
c [x] c
ca [p] than
ca [s] than
caa [e] caw, crow
cabal [n] cabal
cabala [n] kabbalah, kabbala (Judaism)
cabalin [a] cabbalistic, kabbalistic, qabalistic
cabana [n] cabin, hut, shed, shelter, cabana
cabana bruta [n] shack, hut, shed, cabin (crudely built or furnished)
cabana de arbor [n] tree house, tree fort
cabana de parabus [n] bus shelter
cabana de troncos [n] log cabin
cabana de utiles [n] tool shed
cabana misera [n] shack, hovel
cabana per lenio [n] woodshed
cabare [n] cabaret, floor show; nightclub, dinner theatre, boîte
cabe [v] fit, befit; suit (someone), look good on
cabente a [p] fit for, perfect for, good enough for, worthy of, befitting
cabestro [n] halter
cabie [a] Kabiye, Kabye, Kabre, Cabrai (person, language)
cabie [n] Kabiye, Kabye, Kabre, Cabrai (person, language)
cabina [n] cabin (ship, aircraft)
cabina coletiva [n] steerage
cable [n] cable
cable coasal [n] coaxial cable
cable eletrical [n] power cable, power cord, mains cable
cable estendente [n] extension cable, extension cord, extension lead
cable sintin [n] ribbon cable
cablin [a] cable-like
cabuci [n] kabuki (drama)
Cabul [n] Kabul
caca [v] (colloquial) poo, poop, crap, cack
caca [n] (colloquial) poo, poop, crap, cack (dung, anything worthless)
caca de bove [n] (colloquial) bullshit, bollocks (nonsense)
cacin [a] (colloquial) crappy
cacara [v] cackle
cacara [n] cackle
cacareta [v] chuckle, chortle
cacareta [n] chuckle, chortle
cacatu [n] cockatoo
cacau [n] cocoa, cacao
caci [a] khaki (color/colour)
caci [n] khaki (fabric)
cacto [n] cactus
cada [D] each, every
cada [m] each, each one, every one
cada cosa [m] each thing, everything (individually)
a cada matina [A] every morning
a cada ora [A] every hour
en cada loca [A] everywhere
en cada parte [A] everywhere, throughout
a cada ves [A] every time, each time, on each occasion, always
a un ves en cada anio du [A] once every two years
a un ves en cada duple de anios [A] once every two years
a un ves en cada pico de anios [A] once every few years
per cada [A] each, apiece
cade [v] fall, fall down, tumble, tip over, topple, collapse, plummet; crash (aircraft)
cade [v] fell, knock over, knock down; cut down (tree); drop; omit
cade [n] fall, collapse, crash; wipeout (surfing)
cade a jenos [v] fall to one's knees, kneel down
cade a tera [v] fall to earth; crash (aircraft)
cade a tera [v] knock to earth; unhorse
cade comica [n] pratfall
cade e pedi [v] dropkick, punt (ball)
fa ce lo cade [v] fell, knock over
recade [v] fall again; fall back, drop back
recade [v] drop again, allow to fall again; allow to fall back
cadena [n] chain (including shops, hotels); range (mountains); string (characters); pipeline (software); thread (correspondence); warp (textiles)
cadena de claves [n] keychain, key fob, keyring
cadena de construi [n] assembly line
cadena de montes [n] mountain range
cadena de orolojeta [n] watch chain, fob
cadena de verbos [n] verb chain
cadena leteral [n] string literal (software)
cadena nural [n] food chain
cadena vacua [n] empty string, null string (software)
cadeni [v] chain, chain up, enchain, shackle; concatenate
cadeni [n] concatenation
cadenin [a] chainlike
descadeni [v] unchain, unshackle
recadeni [v] rechain, chain up again
cadjen [a] Cajun
cadjen [n] Cajun
cadmio [n] cadmium
caduca [a] deciduous
cadun [m] everyone, everybody
caduseo [n] caduceus (herald's wand, medical symbol)
cafe [n] coffee (plant, seed, drink)
cafe con lete [n] coffee with milk, white coffee
cafe con lete calda [n] coffee with hot milk, café au lait (US)
cafe pronto [n] instant coffee
cafador [n] coffeemaker, coffee machine
cafador de filtro [n] percolator
caferia [n] café, coffee shop, coffeehouse, canteen
sibercaferia [n] cybercafe, internet cafe
cafia [n] keffiyeh, kufiya (headdress)
cafina [n] caffeine
cafini [v] caffeinate
cafini [n] caffeination
descafini [v] decaffeinate
descafini [n] decaffeination
descafinida [a] decaffeinated
caftan [n] kaftan (garment)
caiac [n] kayak
caiena [n] cayenne pepper
Cailax, Monte [n] Mount Kailash
caiman [n] caiman, cayman
Isolas Caiman [n] Cayman Islands
Cain [n] Cain
caio [n] cay, caye, key
Cairauan [n] Kairouan, Al Qayrawān, Kairwan
Cairawan [n] Kairouan, Al Qayrawān, Kairwan
caje [n] cage
caje de avia [n] birdcage
caje de coneo [n] rabbit hutch
caji [v] cage, encage
cala [n] (ship's) hold, cargo hold
cala [n] calla lily, marsh calla, bog arum
calafata [v] caulk
calafata [n] caulking
calafator [n] caulker
Calalitnunat [n] Greenland
calalit [a] Greenlandic (person, language)
calalit [n] Greenlander
calamar [n] squid
calamo [n] calamus, gladdon, sweet flag, sweet myrtle (plant)
calau [n] hornbill (bird)
calaza [n] chalaza (biology)
calcaneo [n] calcaneus, heel bone
calcario [n] limestone
calce [n] lime (substance)
calci [v] calcify
calci [v] calcify
calci [n] calcification
descalci [v] decalcify
descalci [v] decalcify
calcolitica [a] Chalcolithic, Eneolithic/Aeneolithic, copper age
calcolitica [n] Chalcolithic, Eneolithic/Aeneolithic, copper age
calcula [v] calculate, reckon, work out
calcula [n] calculation, reckoning
calculable [a] calculable
calculador [n] calculator
malcalcula [v] miscalculate
malcalcula [n] miscalculation
noncalculable [a] incalculable
recalcula [v] recalculate
calculo [n] pebble; counter (game piece); stone (medical)
calculo bilal [n] gallstone
calculos [n] pebbles, gravel, shingle
calculos nonfisada [n] loose pebbles, scree
calculo [n] calculus
calculo diferensial [n] differential calculus
calculo integral [n] integral calculus
calculo vetoral [n] vector calculus
calda [a] hot
alga calda [a] warm
caldador [n] heater
caldi [v] heat, warm, grow warmer
caldi [v] heat, warm
caldi [n] heating, warming
caldi global [n] global warming
caldia [n] heat, warmth
caldimano [n] hand warmer, glove warmer
caldiplato [n] plate warmer
comfortosa calda [a] comfortably hot, toasty
precaldi [v] preheat
precaldi [v] preheat
recaldi [v] reheat, heat up
recaldi [v] reheat, heat up
supracalda [a] superhot, superheated
supracaldi [v] become superheated
supracaldi [v] superheat
caldera [n] kettle, boiler
caldera de te [n] tea kettle
calderon [n] cauldron; boiler (central heating, etc.)
Caledonia Nova [n] New Caledonia
caledonian [a] Caledonian
caledonian [n] Caledonian
calendario [n] calendar; timescale (of a project)
calendula [n] marigold
calia [v] curdle
caliada [a] curdled
caliada [n] curd, junket
caliante [a] curdling
caliante [n] curdling agent
calibre [n] caliber/calibre, bore
calibro [n] caliper/calliper
calico [n] calico, chintz, dungaree (fabric)
calidoscopio [n] kaleidoscope
calidoscopial [a] kaleidoscopic
calidris [n] stint, sandpiper
califa [n] caliph
califia [n] caliphate
California [n] California (US state)
California Basa [n] Baja California
californian [a] Californian
Golfo California [n] Gulf of California, Sea of Cortez
californio [n] californium (element)
caligrafia [n] calligraphy, artistic writing
caligrafi [v] calligraph, write artistically
caligrafial [a] calligraphic
caligrafiste [n] calligraphist, calligrapher
calimba [n] kalimba, mbira, sansa, thumb piano (musical instrument)
calio [n] rennet (substance)
calipso [a] calypso
calipso [n] calypso
calix [n] chalice, calyx
Calix Santa [n] Holy Grail
calma [a] calm, still, tranquil, sedate, quiescent, serene, level-headed, composed, equanimous, unruffled, uneventful
calmi [v] calm, calm down, settle, subside, abate
calmi [v] calm, calm down, becalm, settle, soothe, lull, reassure; sedate, tranquilize/tranquillise
calmi [n] calming, reassurance, sedation
calmia [n] calm, calmness, stillness, quiescence, quietude, tranquility/tranquillity, composure, poise, serenity, equanimity
calminte [a] calming; sedative, sedating, soporific, emollient, tranquilizing/tranquillising
calminte [n] sedative, soporific, tranquilizer/tranquilliser
calmitose [n] cough syrup
descalmi [v] become worried, become disquieted, get upset, lose one's cool
descalmi [v] worry, disquiet, disturb, upset
descalminte [a] worrying, disquieting, disturbing, upsetting
recalmi [v] calm down again, settle down, settle back down
calo [n] callus, corn
calosa [a] callous; insensitive, cruel, hardened
calosia [n] callousness; insensitivity, cruelty, hardness
corpo calo [n] corpus callosum, callosal commissure
caloria [n] calorie
caloria grande [n] large calorie
caloria peti [n] small calorie
calorial [a] caloric
caloriosa [a] calorie-laden
calsa [n] stocking
calsas [n] hosiery, hose
calseta [n] sock
calson [n] tights, pantyhose
duicalson [n] leggings
calsedonia [n] chalcedony (mineral)
calsio [n] calcium
caluna [n] heather, ling
calva [a] bald, hairless
calvi [v] bald, go bald
calvi [v] make bald
calvia [n] baldness, alopecia
calvinte [a] balding
Calvario [n] Calvary, Gagulta, Golgotha (hill)
calvinisme [n] Calvinism (Christianity)
calviniste [a] Calvinist
calviniste [n] Calvinist
camaleon [n] chameleon
Camaleon [n] Chamaeleon (constellation)
camamber [n] camembert (cheese)
cambia [v] change, transform; switch (change places etc.)
cambia [v] change, transform, amend, convert; replace; cash (a check/cheque), cash in
cambia [n] change, transformation, transition, amendment; change, connection (on public transport)
cambia calda [v] hot-swap
cambia de bus [n] connection, change of bus
cambia de clima [n] climate change
cambia de engrana [n] gear change
cambia de tren [n] connection, change of train
cambia esta a acel [E] change this to that, replace this with that, substitute that for this
cambia la grandia de [v] resize
calda cambiable [a] hot-swappable
cambiable [a] changeable
cambion [n] upheaval, sea change, overhaul
fasil cambiable [a] easily changed, amenable to change, labile
intercambia [v] exchange, interchange, swap, trade, transact, share
intercambia [n] exchange, interchange, swap, trade, transaction; rally (tennis); swinging (sex)
intercambiable [a] exchangeable, interchangeable, swappable, fungible
intercambieria [n] exchange (place)
intercambior [n] exchanger, moneychanger; (sexual) swinger, wife swapper, husband swapper
noncambiante [a] unchanging, changeless, timeless
par intercambia [A] in return
par intercambia per [p] in exchange for, in return for
cambra [n] chamber
cambra de bola [n] bubble chamber
cambra de combusta [n] combustion chamber
cambra de fusil [n] chamber (gun)
cambra de gas [n] gas chamber
cambra de resona [n] echo chamber
cambra de venta [n] wind tunnel
cambrian [a] Cambrian (geology)
cambrian [n] Cambrian (geology)
precambrian [a] Precambrian (geology)
precambrian [n] Precambrian (geology)
camel [n] camel
camelor [n] camel driver, camel rider, cameleer
camelia [n] camellia (plant)
cameo [n] cameo (jewellery, literature, minor acting role)
camera [n] camera
camera aponable [n] wearable camera, body-worn camera, body camera
camera compata [n] compact camera
camera de foto [n] stills camera
camera de trafica [n] traffic enforcement camera, speed camera
camera instante [n] instant camera, polaroid
camera oscur [n] camera obscura; pinhole camera
camera video [n] video camera
camera ueb [n] webcam
camera web [n] webcam
camera vijilante [n] CCTV camera
cameror [n] camera operator, cameraman, camerawoman
camerada [n] comrade, companion, compatriot, crony, sidekick, chum, pal, mate, buddy
camerada de aparte [n] flatmate
camerada de armas [n] fellow soldier，comrade in arms
camerada de barco [n] shipmate
camerada de clase [n] classmate
camerada de leto [n] bedfellow
camerada de sala [n] roommate
camerada de scola [n] schoolmate
camerada de selula [n] cellmate; cubemate (in an office cubicle)
cameradia [n] comradeship, camaraderie
cameradin [a] chummy, pally, matey, friendly, comradelike, companionable, companionate
Camerun [n] Cameroon
camerunes [a] Cameroonian
camerunes [n] Cameroonian
camfor [n] camphor
camion [n] truck, lorry; truckload
camion de pompores [n] fire engine, fire truck
camion jigante [n] juggernaut
camion sesionida [n] articulated truck, articulated lorry, tractor trailer, semitrailer truck, semi
camioneta [n] small truck, pickup
camioni [v] truck (send by truck)
camionor [n] trucker, truck driver, lorry driver, teamster
camisa [n] shirt
camisa de juta [n] hairshirt, cilice
camisa de note [n] nightshirt
camisa de polo [n] polo shirt
camisa de sera [n] dress shirt
camisa T [n] tee, T-shirt
camiseta [n] top, collarless shirt, tee, T-shirt; undershirt
camiseta corta [n] crop top, belly shirt, half-shirt
camiseta de nuca [n] halterneck, haltertop
camiseta de sporte [n] athletic shirt, A-shirt, sleeveless T-shirt, muscle shirt, singlet, vest (UK), tanktop (US), wifebeater
camiseta gainin [n] tube top, boob tube
camison [n] smock, smock-frock, tunic
camison blanca [n] alb, surplice
camison de malie [n] hauberk, coat of mail
camison de restrinje [n] straitjacket
sucamisa [n] undershirt; singlet, vest (UK); camisole
camomila [n] chamomile/camomile
campa [v] camp, encamp, bivouac
campa [n] camping; camp, bivouac, temporary shelter
campa avansada [n] advanced camp, outpost
campa de base [n] base camp
campa de consentra [n] concentration camp
campa de labora [n] labor/labour camp
campa de mata [n] death camp, extermination camp, killing center/centre
campa de prisoni [n] prison camp
campa isolida [n] isolated camp, outpost
camperia [n] campsite
campana [n] bell, chime
campana de bove [n] cowbell
campaneria [n] bell tower, campanile
campaneta [n] handbell; doorbell
campaneta blu [n] bluebell (various plants)
campanin [a] bell-like, bell-shaped
campanon [n] big bell, major bell, bourdon
campania [n] countryside, rural area, boondocks, sticks
campanial [a] rural, rustic, country, bucolic
campanian [n] rural person, country dweller, peasant, hayseed, bumpkin, yokel, hick, rube
campanianes [n] peasantry
campaniol [n] vole, field mouse
campanolojia [n] campanology
campanula [n] bellflower, harebell, Scottish bluebell (plant)
Campeche [n] Campeche (Mexican state)
Baia Campeche [n] Bay of Campeche, Campeche Sound
campefaje [n] cuckoo shrike
campidanes [a] Campidanese (language)
campidanes [n] Campidanese (language)
campion [n] champion (including of a cause), champ, winner, prize-winner; paladin (knight)
campioni [v] become the champion
campioni [v] crown as champion
campionida [a] prize-winning, award-winning
sucampion [n] runner-up
campo [n] field (grass, knowledge, activity); discipline; pitch, course (sport)
campo comun [n] common, common land
campo de avion [n] airfield, aerodrome, airstrip
campo de batalia [n] battlefield, battleground
campo de bombetas [n] minefield (physical or metaphorical)
campo de criceta [n] cricket pitch
campo de futbal [n] football pitch, soccer pitch
campo de gera [n] battlefield
campo de golf [n] golf course
campo de jua [n] playing field
campo de ris [n] paddy, rice field
campo de scola [n] playground, schoolyard
campo de sporte [n] sports field
campo de tenis [n] tennis court
campo de vide [n] field of vision
campo reposante [n] fallow field
en campo de [p] in range of
en la campo de oia [A] within earshot
en la campo de vide [A] in the field of vision, within eyeshot
intercampal [a] interdisciplinary
sucampo [n] subfield (knowledge), subdiscipline
campus [n] campus, grounds
Camputxa [n] Cambodia, Kampuchea
camputxan [a] Cambodian, Kampuchean
camputxan [n] Cambodian (person, language), Kampuchean
camufla [v] become camouflaged, become cloaked, cloak
camufla [v] camouflage, cloak
camufla [n] camouflage
descamufla [v] drop one's camouflage, uncloak, decloak, blow one's cover
descamufla [v] uncamouflage, uncloak, decloak
camusa [n] chamois (animal); shammy, chamy (leather)
camusin [a] chamois-like
camusin [n] moleskin
can [n] dog, pooch, mutt
can coleriosa [n] cur
can detetante [n] detection dog, sniffer dog
can de pastor [n] sheepdog
can de pastor deutx [n] German shepherd dog, Alsatian
can de pastor scotes [n] collie
can-de-prado [n] prairie dog (rodent)
Can Grande [n] Canis Major (constellation)
can misera [n] cur
Can Peti [n] Canis Minor (constellation)
can prosionin [n] raccoon dog
can regalada [n] lapdog (dog, person)
caneria [n] kennel, doghouse
Canes de Xasa [n] Canes Venatici (constellation)
caneta [n] puppy, pup, doggie, whelp
canin [a] canine, doglike
cana [n] reed, cane; rod (fishing)
cana de zucar [n] sugarcane
canaba [n] hemp, cannabis, marihuana, marijuana, pot (plant, material, drug)
canabor [n] cannabis user, pothead, stoner
canabinoide [n] cannabinoid (drug)
canada [a] Kannada (person, language)
canada [n] Kannada (person, language)
Canada [n] Canada
canadian [a] Canadian
canadian [n] Canadian
canal [n] canal, channel, ditch, duct, flume; channel, station (television, etc.)
canal suteran [n] underground channel, culvert
canaleta [n] gutter (street, roof); sluice, sluiceway
multicanalal [a] multichannel; surround-sound
Canan [n] Canaan (biblical region)
cananes [a] Canaanite (person, language)
cananes [n] Canaanite (person, language)
canape [n] canapé
canaria [a] Canarian
Isolas Canaria [n] Canary Islands, Canaries
canario [n] canary
canasta [n] canasta (card game)
Canbera [n] Canberra
cancan [n] cancan (dance)
candela [n] candle; candela, candlepower
candela roman [n] Roman candle (firework)
candelabro [n] candelabra, chandelier
canela [n] cinnamon (plant, spice)
caneloni [n] cannelloni
cangaru [n] kangaroo
cangareta [n] joey
cangari [v] behave like a kangaroo
cangari a enfantes [v] look after children, babysit
canibal [a] cannibal, cannibalistic
canibal [n] cannibal, anthropophage
canibalisme [n] cannibalism
canicula [a] canicular
canicula [n] dog days, canicular period
canido [n] canid, canine
canion [n] canyon, gorge, ravine, chasm; gap, gulf (to be bridged metaphorically)
canion entre jeneras [n] generation gap
canix [n] poodle
canji [n] kanji (writing system)
cano [n] barrel (gun)
cano lisa [n] smooth bore
cano raiosa [n] rifled bore
canon [n] cannon (gun)
canoni [v] fire cannons at, bombard, shell (with cannon)
canoni [n] cannonade, bombardment
canonor [n] cannoneer, cannonier, artilleryman
canoa [n] canoe
canoa escavada [n] dugout (canoe), pirogue
canoisme [n] canoeing
canoiste [n] canoeist
vade par canoa [v] canoe
canolo [n] cannolo (dessert)
canolos [n] cannoli
canon [n] canon (literature, music)
canonal [a] canonical
canonera [n] gunboat
canonica [a] canonical (priest)
canonica [n] canon (priest), canon regular
cansela [v] cancel, revoke, abrogate, annul, repeal, belay, nix; erase, rub out, delete, expunge
cansela [n] cancellation, abrogation, erasure, annulment, revocation, write-off
cansela sua enscrive [v] unsubscribe
canselable [a] cancelable/cancellable, revocable, erasable
canselador [n] canceler/canceller (device)
noncanselable [a] irrevocable, unerasable, indelible
canselor [n] chancellor
canseloreria [n] chancellery, chancery
viscanselor [n] vice-chancellor
canser [n] cancer
canserosa [a] cancerous, malignant
canserosia [n] malignancy
noncanserosa [a] non-cancerous, benign
precanserosa [a] precancerous
canta [v] sing, croon; chant (religious)
canta [n] song; chant
canta de avias [n] birdsong
canta de cuna [n] lullaby
canta de folclor [n] folk song
canta de gondolor [n] barcarole
canta de loda [n] song of praise, paean
canta de marores [n] shanty, chanty
canta de natal [n] carol
canta grupal [n] group singing, songfest
canta gregorian [n] Gregorian chant, plainchant, plainsong
canta lenta [v] chant (for religious reasons or as a crowd)
canta lenta [n] chant
canta plana [n] plainsong, plainchant
canta sincrona [n] mime, lip-sync
canta vibrante [v] warble
canta vibrante [n] warble
cantada [n] cantata, song (score and lyrics)
canteta [n] ditty
cantin [a] singsong
cantor [n] singer, vocalist, cantor, chanteuse, chantoosie; songbird, warbler
cantor-composor [n] singer-songwriter
cantor fondal [n] backing singer, backing vocalist
cantor sincrona [n] playback singer, lipsyncher
contracanta [v] sing in counterpoint
contracanta [n] counterpoint (singing)
cantalupo [n] cantaloupe
cantilever [n] cantilever
cantileveri [v] cantilever
canto [n] street corner (general area)
canton [n] canton
canuri [a] Kanuri (person, language)
canuri [n] Kanuri (person, language)
caos [n] chaos, tumult, mayhem, havoc, bedlam, pandemonium, snafu
Caos [n] Chaos (mythology)
caososa [a] chaotic, irregular, haphazard
capa [n] cape, cloak, serape; mantle
capeta [n] hood (garment); bonnet, hood (vehicle)
capeta de motor [n] bonnet, hood (vehicle)
capeta laxe [n] cowl
capetor [n] hoodie (person)
capi [v] cape, cloak
capa [n] kappa (Greek letter)
capara [n] caper (plant, bud)
capas [a] able, capable, skilled, skillful/skilful, proficient, accomplished, adept, adroit, competent, professional, amenable, efficient
capas de era [a] capable of error, fallible
capas de susede [a] capable of success, viable
capas de vola [a] able to fly, fledged
ave la capasia [v] be qualified
capasi [v] grow capable
capasi [v] enable, empower, allow
capasi [n] enabling, empowerment
capasia [n] ability, capability, capacity, power, faculty (power); talent, skill, knack, gift; proficiency, competence, prowess, artistry; efficiency, performance (hardware, software)
capasia eletrical [n] capacitance
descapasi [v] become incapacitated, become disabled, be crippled, be impaired, be vitiated
descapasi [v] incapacitate, disable, cripple, impair, vitiate
descapasia [n] disability, handicap, impairment
descapasida [a] incapacitated, disabled, handicapped, crippled, impaired
descapasida [n] disabled person, handicapped person; invalid
noncapas [a] unable, incapable, powerless, incompetent, inept, amateurish, unprofessional, hopeless, unqualified, unversed
noncapas [n] bungler, bumbler, good-for-nothing
noncapasia [n] inability, incompetence
nondescapasida [a] unimpaired
recapasi [v] re-enable, rehabilitate
recapasi [v] re-enable, rehabilitate
recapasi [n] rehabilitation
tro capas [a] overqualified, overskilled
capel [n] hair (of the scalp, one strand)
capelblanca [a] white-haired
capelblanca [n] white-haired person
capelbrun [a] brown-haired, brunette
capelbrun [n] brown-haired person, brunette
capelgris [a] gray-haired/grey-haired
capelgris [n] gray-haired/grey-haired person, greybeard
capelnegra [a] black-haired, raven-haired
capelnegra [n] black-haired person
capelpal [a] fair-haired, blonde
capelpal [n] fair-haired person
capelroja [a] red-haired, red-headed, ginger
capelroja [n] red-haired person, redhead
capeleria [n] hairdresser's, hair salon, barbershop
capeles [n] hairs, hair (collectively)
capeles brosin [n] flat-top
Capeles de Berenise [n] Coma Berenices (constellation)
capeles de pajo [n] pageboy bob
capeles erisin [n] spiked hair, spiky hair
capeles irocuoi [n] mohawk/mohican
capeles militar [n] military haircut, buzzcut, crewcut
capeles rastafari [n] dreadlocks
capeles reta [n] straight hair
capeles risa [n] curly hair
capeleta [n] facial hair, body hair (one strand)
capeli [v] add hair to
capelin [a] hairlike
capelon [n] bristle, awn, arista
capelones [n] stubble
capelonosa [a] stubbly
capelor [n] hairdresser, hairstylist, barber
capelosa [a] hairy (head)
con capeles roja [a] red-haired, red-headed, ginger
descapeli [v] depilate, remove hair from
descapelinte [a] depilatory
par un capel [A] by a hair's breadth, by the skin of one's teeth, just barely, narrowly
capibara [n] capybara (animal)
capilar [a] capillary
capilar [n] capillary
capital [a] capital
capital [n] capital (city, economics, architecture)
capital riscosa [n] venture capital
capitali [v] capitalize/capitalise
capitalisme [n] capitalism
capitaliste [n] capitalist
capitan [n] captain, leader
capitol [n] chapter
capitoli [v] become split into chapters; become a chapter
capitoli [v] chapter, divide into chapters; make a chapter out of, put into a chapter
capitoli [n] chaptering
capitolio [n] capitol (building)
capo [n] headland, cape, promontory
Capo Verde [n] Cape Verde
capoverdean [a] Cape Verdean
capoverdean [n] Cape Verdean
caporal [n] corporal (officer)
capotraste [n] capo, capodastro, capo tasto, capotasto
capra [n] goat
Capra [n] Capricornus, Capricorn (constellation)
capreta [n] kid (young goat)
caprin [a] goatlike; capricious
capri [v] rear up; do a wheelie, pull a wheelie
capri [n] rearing up; wheelie
caprifolia [n] honeysuckle
caprimuljo [n] goatsucker, nightjar, nighthawk
capriol [n] roe deer
capriol mas [n] roebuck
capris [n] caprice, whim, whimsy
caprisal [a] arbitrary, quirky
caprisia [n] capriciousness, whimsy
caprisosa [a] capricious, whimsical, quirky
capsaisina [n] capsaicin
capside [n] capsid
capsula [n] capsule; bottletop
capsula de percute [n] percussion cap, percussion primer
capsula de tempo [n] time capsule
capsula spinosa [n] bur, burr
capsuli [v] encapsulate
capsuli [n] encapsulation
caputxin [n] capuchin (monkey)
caputxino [n] cappuccino (coffee)
car [s] because, cos, as, since, for
cara [a] dear, beloved, cherished, darling, cute; expensive, costly, pricey
cara [n] dear, beloved, darling
cari [v] become endeared; become more expensive
cari [v] endear; make more expensive
Cara, Mar [n] Kara Sea
Carabah, Montania [n] Nagorno-Karabakh
Nagorno-Carabah [n] Nagorno-Karabakh
caracal [n] caracal (wild cat)
Caracalpacstan [n] Karakalpakstan
caracalpac [a] Karakalpak, Qaraqalpaq
caracalpac [n] Karakalpak, Qaraqalpaq
caracara [n] caracara (bird)
Caracas [n] Caracas
caracol [n] snail, escargot; at sign
caracolin [a] snail-like; at a snail's pace
caracul [n] karakul sheep; astrakhan (fabric)
Caracum, Deserto [n] Karakum Desert, Gara-Gum Desert
caradrio [n] plover, dotterel, killdeer (bird)
carafa [n] jug, pitcher, carafe, decanter, flagon
carafin [a] juglike, jug-shaped; akimbo
carafon [n] large container with spout
carafon de acua [n] watering can, jerrycan
carafon de gasolina [n] gasoline can, gas can, jerrycan
carambola [n] starfruit, carambola
caramel [n] caramel
caramel de bur [n] butterscotch
caramel dur [n] toffee
caramel mol [n] fudge
caramel tirada [n] taffy, chew, fruit chew
carameli [v] caramelize
carameli [v] caramelize
caraoce [n] karaoke
carate [n] karate
carateca [n] karateka, karate expert
carater [n] character (including in fiction), personality
carato [n] carat, karat
caravan [n] caravan (towed vehicle, travellers); trailer, camper
autocaravan [n] motor home, recreational vehicle, RV, campervan
caravela [n] caravel (ship)
carbido [n] carbide (chemistry)
carboidrato [n] carbohydrate, carb
carbon [n] coal
carbon bitumosa [n] bituminous coal
carbon de lenio [n] charcoal
carboneria [n] coal cellar, coal shed
carbonato [n] carbonate
carbonato de calsio [n] calcium carbonate
carbonato de sodio [n] sodium carbonate, washing soda, soda ash
bicarbonato [n] bicarbonate
bicarbonato de sodio [n] sodium bicarbonate
carboniferosa [a] Carboniferous (geology)
carboniferosa [n] Carboniferous (geology)
carbonil [n] carbonyl (chemistry)
carbono [n] carbon
carboni [v] carbonize/carbonise, char
carboni [v] carbonize/carbonise, char
idrocarbono [n] hydrocarbon
idrocarbonal [a] hydrocarbon
radiocarbono [n] radiocarbon, carbon-14
radiocarbonal [a] radiocarbon
carbosil [n] carboxyl (chemistry)
carbura [v] carburate
carbura [n] carburation
carburador [n] carburetor/carburettor, carb
carburante [a] carburating
carburante [n] fuel (for engine)
cardamom [n] cardamom (plant, spice)
cardan [n] gimbal, universal joint
cardeta [n] goldfinch (bird)
-cardia [S] -cardia (heart)
cardial [a] cardiac
Cardif [n] Cardiff
cardigan [n] cardigan
cardinal [n] cardinal (church, bird)
cardio [n] cockle
cardio- [P] cardio- (heart)
cardiograf [n] cardiograph
cardiografia [n] cardiography
eletrocardiograf [n] electrocardiograph, ECG scanner, EKG scanner
eletrocardiografia [n] electrocardiography
cardiogram [n] cardiogram
eletrocardiogram [n] electrocardiogram, ECG scan, EKG scan
cardiolojia [n] cardiology
cardiolojial [a] cardiological
cardiolojiste [n] cardiologist
cardiomiopatia [n] cardiomyopathy
cardiomiopatica [a] cardiomyopathic
cardiopatia [n] cardiopathy
cardiopatica [a] cardiopathic
cardiotonica [a] cardiotonic
cardo [n] thistle
cardosa [a] thistly, bethistled
caren [a] Karen (person, language)
caren [n] Karen (person, language)
carera [n] career, calling, occupation, job, profession, vocation, métier
careral [a] career-related
careror [n] career man, career woman
caresa [v] caress, stroke, fondle, pet, neck, canoodle
caresable [a] caressable, strokable
carga [v] load, stow, ship; upload; charge (electrically); load (program, data); burden, afflict, subject, encumber, foist
carga [n] load, burden, encumbrance, cargo, freight, shipment; upload (action); charge (electric)
carga de labora [n] workload
carga profitosa [n] payload
antecarga [v] muzzle-load (gun)
cargada [a] loaded, laden, charged; uploaded
cargada [n] upload (file)
cargador [n] loader; charger; magazine (gun)
cargador portable [n] powerbank, portable charger, battery charger
cargas [n] cargo items
cargosa [a] burdensome, onerous
descarga [v] discharge, unload, offload, unburden; flush (sink, toilet); download
descarga [n] discharge; flush; download (action)
descargada [n] download (file)
plen cargada [a] fully loaded, fully charged
recarga [v] reload; reupload; recharge
recargable [a] rechargeable
retrocarga [v] breech-load (gun)
supracarga [v] overload, overburden; supercharge, turbocharge
cari [n] curry
cariatide [n] caryatid
caribe [a] Carib; Caribbean
caribe [n] Carib (language, people)
Caribe [n] Caribbean
Isolas Caribe [n] Caribbean Islands
Mar Caribe [n] Caribbean Sea
caricatura [v] caricature
caricatura [n] caricature
caricaturiste [n] caricaturist
carilion [n] carillon (music)
carioca [n] carioca (dance)
cariofilo [n] carnation
carisma [n] charisma, mystique
carismal [a] charismatic (religious movement)
carismosa [a] charismatic (showing charisma)
carita [n] alms, almsgiving, charity, handout
carital [a] charitable, charity
caritosa [a] charitable, generous
carlino [n] pug (dog)
carma [n] karma
carmesi [a] crimson
carmesi [n] crimson
carnaval [n] carnival, festival, fiesta
carnavalin [a] carnivalesque
carnavalor [n] carnival worker, carny
carne [n] flesh, meat
carne axida a picos [n] minced meat
carne de avia [n] fowl, poultry (meat)
carne de bove [n] beef
carne de boveta [n] veal
carne de gal [n] chicken (meat)
carne de ovea [n] mutton
carne de oveta [n] lamb (meat)
carne de peto [n] breast (meat); brisket
carne de porco [n] ham, pork
carne de servo [n] venison
carne fumigada [n] smoked meat, cured meat
carne moleda [n] ground meat, mince
carne per canones [n] cannon fodder (soldiers)
carne picida [n] minced meat
carne salosa [n] salted meat, cured meat
carne secida [n] dried meat, cured meat; jerky
carne xasada [n] game (meat)
carnal [a] carnal, of the flesh
carneria [n] butcher's shop
carni [v] flesh out, put flesh on
carnor [n] butcher
carnor de avia [n] poulterer
carnosa [a] fleshy, meaty, beefy
descarni [v] remove flesh from, flesh, pick clean
carnivor [a] carnivorous
carnivor [n] carnivore, meat eater
caro [n] coach, carriage, buggy, wagon, trolley, cart; carriage (typewriter)
caro de bebe [n] baby carriage, pram
caro de bove [n] oxcart
caro de canon [n] gun carriage
caro de carnaval [n] carnival float
caro de feno [n] haycart, haywagon, haywain
caro de gera [n] chariot
caro de golf [n] golf cart, golf buggy
caro de parade [n] parade float
caro lejera [n] cabriolet, cab (two-wheeled carriage)
caro per du [n] surrey
careria [n] carriage house
careta [n] cart, handcart, pushcart, trolley, barrow
careta de bebe [n] stroller, buggy, pushchair
careta de compra [n] shopping cart, shopping trolley
careta de jardin [n] wheelbarrow, barrow
caron [n] carriage, coach (for royalty, weddings, etc.)
caror [n] coachman, carriage driver; charioteer
Caror [n] Auriga (constellation)
malcaro [n] old banger, old crock, jalopy (car)
motocareta [n] sidecar
carobo [n] carob (plant)
caroba [n] carob (bean, powder)
Carolina [n] Carolina
Carolina Norde [n] North Carolina (US state)
Carolina Sude [n] South Carolina (US state)
caron [n] caron, haček, wedge (diacritic)
caronia [n] carrion
carota [n] carrot (plant, root)
caroten [n] carotene
carotenoide [n] carotenoid
carotide [a] carotid
carotide [n] carotid
carpa [n] carp
carpa arjento [n] silver carp
carpa comun [n] common carp
carpa erbivor [n] grass carp
carpa mirorin [n] mirror carp
carpa negra [n] black carp
carpel [n] carpel (botany)
carpenta [v] carpenter
carpenta [n] carpentry, woodwork, woodworking, joinery
carpentor [n] carpenter, woodworker, joiner (furniture, doors)
carpentor de teto [n] joiner (roofs)
Carpentaria, Golfo [n] Gulf of Carpentaria
carpino [n] hornbeam (tree)
carpo [n] carpus (anatomy)
carpal [a] carpal (anatomy)
metacarpo [n] metacarpus (bones)
metacarpal [a] metacarpal
carsinojen [a] carcinogenic
carsinojen [n] carcinogen
carsinojenese [n] carcinogenesis
carsinoma [n] carcinoma
carta [n] card
carta blanca [n] carte blanche
carta de aprende [n] flash card, flashcard (to assist learning)
carta de banca [n] bank card
carta de corte [n] court card, face card, picture card (playing card)
carta de credito [n] credit card
carta de debito [n] debit card
carta de identia [n] identity card, ID card
carta de jua [n] playing card
carta de memoria [n] memory card, SD card, flash card, flashcard (electronic)
carta de oras [n] timetable; timecard, timesheet
carta de puntos [n] scorecard, scoreboard
carta de telefon [n] phone card, calling card
carta de Valentin [n] valentine
carta madral [n] motherboard, mainboard (computer)
carta optometrial [n] eye chart
carta postal [n] postcard
carta vinsente [n] winning card, trump card
a la carta [E] à la carte (menu)
cartin [a] cardlike
carton [n] cardboard, posterboard; placard, sign (of protester, etc.)
carton ondin [n] corrugated cardboard
Cartago [n] Carthage
cartagan [a] Carthaginian
cartagan [n] Carthaginian
cartamo [n] safflower
carte [n] kart, go-kart
corsa de cartes [n] karting
cartel [n] cartel
cartesian [a] Cartesian
cartesianisme [n] Cartesianism
cartilaje [n] cartilage, gristle
cartilajosa [a] cartilaginous, gristly
cartografia [n] cartography, mapmaking
cartografial [a] cartographic, cartographical
cartografiste [n] cartographer, mapmaker
Cartum [n] Khartoum
cartun [n] caricature, cartoon (still)
banda de cartunes [n] comic strip, cartoon strip
cartunes [n] comic strips, cartoon strips; comics (art form)
cartuniste [n] cartoonist; comics artist
cartusia [n] charterhouse, Carthusian monastery
cartusian [a] Carthusian (monk)
cartusian [n] Carthusian (monk)
cartux [n] shell (ammunition); cartridge, casing; cartouche
caruncula [n] caruncle, wattle, dewlap; jowl
carusel [n] merry-go-round, roundabout, carousel (entertainment, conveyor belt)
caruselin [a] carousel-like, revolving
carvi [n] caraway (plant)
casa [n] house, home, household, menage
casa campanial [n] country house, villa
casa de avia [n] nest box, birdhouse
casa de club [n] clubhouse
casa de can [n] kennel, doghouse
casa de cultiveria [n] farmhouse
casa de eglesor [n] parsonage
casa de estate [n] summerhouse
casa de gales [n] henhouse
casa de garda [n] guardhouse, gatehouse
casa de jua [n] playhouse, Wendy house
casa de locos [n] madhouse, nuthouse, lunatic asylum, loony bin
casa de publici [n] publishing house, press
casa de site [n] townhouse
casa flotante [n] houseboat
casa longa [n] longhouse
casa misera [n] hovel, slum
casa movable [n] mobile home, trailer home, static caravan
casa sur palos [n] pile dwelling, stilt house
a casa [A] at home; homeward, homewards, home
a casa de [p] in the house of, at the home of
caseria [n] hamlet, unincorporated village
caseta [n] cottage
casi [v] house, accommodate
casi bon [v] accommodate well, fit well around
casi tempora [v] lodge, billet, quarter, canton
cason [n] mansion, manor
cason de campania [n] country house, chateau
descasi [v] evict
en casa [E] indoor; indoors
estra casa [E] outdoor; outdoors, out of doors
recasi [v] rehouse
sin casa [E] homeless
casca [n] skin, hull, peel (fruit), rind (fruit, cheese), pod (seed), shell (egg, animal), integument
casca de noza [n] nutshell
casca de onion [n] onion skin
casca de ovo [n] eggshell
cascin [a] podlike, pod-shaped
descascador [n] peeler, potato peeler, vegetable peeler
descasci [v] peel (fruit, egg), shell (nut)
sorti de casca [v] hatch
cascade [v] cascade
cascade [n] cascade, waterfall, cataract
cascade jelada [n] frozen waterfall, icefall
cascades [n] cascades, waterfalls, falls
casco [n] hull
casena [n] casein (protein)
caserna [n] barracks
casia [n] cassia (plant)
casino [n] casino
Casiopea [n] Cassiopeia (mythology, constellation)
caso [n] case, instance, situation, circumstance, scenario; legal case, cause
caso de ama [n] love affair
caso la plu bon [n] best-case scenario
caso la plu mal [n] worst-case scenario
en acel caso [A] in that case
en caso ce [s] in case, if it should happen that, if
en caso de [p] in case of
en cualce caso [A] in any case, anyhow, anyway, nonetheless, nevertheless
lo es un caso ce [E] the thing is
lo es un caso de [E] it's a case of, it's a matter of, it's a question of, it's to do with
per caso [A] in case, just in case
per caso ce [s] in case (to guard against the possibility that)
per caso de [p] in case of
casola [n] pot, pan
casola de bulion [n] stock pot
casola de presa [n] pressure cooker
casola de sopa [n] soup pot
casoleta [n] saucepan, sauce pot
casolon [n] casserole
casolon de caldi [n] chafing dish
casolon de fero [n] Dutch oven, casserole dish
casolon de rosta [n] roasting pan
caspa [n] dandruff, dander
Caspio, Mar [n] Caspian Sea
caspian [a] Caspian
casta [a] chaste; celibate
castia [n] chastity; celibacy
castania [n] chestnut (tree, nut)
castania de acua [n] water chestnut
castanieta [n] castanets
caste [n] caste (social class)
castel [n] castle
castel de salta [n] bouncy castle, inflatable castle
castelin [a] castle-like
Castilia [n] Castile (Spanish region)
castilian [a] Castellano, Castilian (person, language)
castilian [n] Castellano, Castilian (person, language)
castor [n] beaver
castra [v] castrate
castra [n] castration
castrada [a] castrated
castrada [n] castrato
casual [a] casual, informal, nonchalant, offhand, easygoing, folksy
casualia [n] casualness, nonchalance
casuari [n] cassowary (bird)
casula [n] chasuble (garment)
cat [n] qat, khat (plant, leaves)
cata- [P] cata-, kata- (down)
cataboli [v] catabolize/catabolise (biology)
cataboli [n] catabolism
catacana [n] katakana (writing system)
catacomba [n] catacomb
catal [n] katal (unit of catalytic activity)
catalesia [n] catalepsy
catalesica [a] cataleptic
catalise [v] catalyze/catalyse
catalise [n] catalysis
catalisente [a] catalytic
catalisente [n] catalyst
cataloga [v] catalog/catalogue, index
cataloga [n] catalog/catalogue, index, directory
catalogador [n] indexer, indexing program, crawler
catalogal [a] catalog/catalogue, cataloging/cataloguing
catalogor [n] cataloger/cataloguer
Catalunia [n] Catalonia (Spanish region)
catalan [a] Catalan
catalan [n] Catalan
catamaran [n] catamaran
catana [n] katana (sword)
cataplasma [n] poultice, cataplasm
catar [a] Cathar
catar [n] Cathar
catarisme [n] Catharism
Catar [n] Qatar
catari [a] Qatari
catari [n] Qatari
catarata [n] cataract (medical)
cataro [n] common cold, catarrh, nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis
ave cataro [v] have a cold
catarse [v] catharize/catharise, experience catharsis
catarse [v] catharize/catharise
catarse [n] catharsis
catarsente [a] cathartic
catatonia [n] catatonia
catatonica [a] catatonic
catecese [v] catechize/catechise, teach by catechism
catecese [n] catechesis
catecisme [n] catechism (Christianity)
catedral [n] cathedral
categoria [n] category, class
categoria sintatical [n] lexical category, syntactic category, word class, lexical class, part of speech, POS
categorial [a] categorial (relating to a category)
categori [v] categorize/categorise, classify
categori [n] categorization/categorisation, classification
sucategoria [n] subcategory
cateter [n] catheter
cateteri [v] catheterize/catheterise
cateteri [n] catheterization/catheterisation
cateto [n] cathetus (geometry)
cation [n] cation (chemistry)
Catmandu [n] Kathmandu
catodo [n] cathode
catodal [a] cathodic
catolica [a] Catholic, Roman Catholic
catolica [n] Catholic, Roman Catholic
catolicisme [n] Catholicism, Roman Catholicism
catran [n] tar
catran de tabaco [n] tar
catrani [v] tar
catrani [n] tarring
catura [v] capture, catch, apprehend, nab
caturada [a] captured, captive
caturada [n] captive, captee
caturamosca [n] flycatcher, chat
caturamus [n] mousetrap
caturor [n] captor, catcher
per catura [a] wanted (criminal)
recatura [v] recapture
cauboi [n] cowboy (North American), buckaroo
Caucaso [n] Caucasus, Caucasia
caucasian [a] Caucasian (of the Caucasus)
Caucasos [n] Caucasus Mountains
Montes Caucaso [n] Caucasus Mountains
caucasoide [a] Caucasoid
caudai [a] Cao Dai; Caodaist
caudai [n] Cao Dai; Caodaism (religion)
caudai [n] Caodaist
cauri [n] cowrie (shell, mollusc)
causa [v] cause, entrain, wreak, underlie, result in
causa [n] cause, grounds, reason; causation (action)
causal [a] causal
causalia [n] causality, causation (philosophy)
causor [n] causer
par causa ce [s] because
par causa de [p] because of, due to, owing to, thanks to
cauta [a] cautious, careful, wary, leery, prudent, heedful, conservative, circumspect, precautionary
cauti [v] become cautious, take care, take precautions
cauti [n] precaution
cautia [n] caution, carefulness, prudence, discretion, heedfulness
noncauta [a] impulsive, foolhardy, rash, heedless, reckless, hare-brained
noncautia [n] impulsiveness, temerity, rashness, recklessness
cauteri [v] cauterize/cauterise
cauteri [n] cauterization/cauterisation
cauterador [n] cautery
cauxo [n] rubber
cauxo spumin [n] foam rubber, sponge rubber, expanded rubber
cauxi [v] rubberize/rubberise
cauxi [n] rubberization/rubberisation
cava [a] hollow
cava [n] hollow; cave, grotto
cava de bir [n] beer cellar, rathskeller, ratskeller
cava de vino [n] wine cellar
caveta [n] cavity, hollow, dip, pit; socket (joint)
caveta nasal [n] nasal cavity
cavetin [a] hollow
cavi [v] become hollow
cavi [v] hollow, hollow out
cavon [n] cavern
cavor [n] caver, potholer, spelunker
cava [n] kava (plant)
cavalero [n] knight
cavalerin [a] chivalrous, chivalric, knightly
cavaleri [v] be knighted
cavaleri [v] knight
cavaleria [n] chivalry; knighthood
titulo de cavalero [n] knighthood
cavalo [n] horse, steed; knight (chess); horsepower (measurement)
cavalo de corsa [n] racehorse
cavalo de gera [n] warhorse
cavalo-de-mar [n] seahorse
cavalo de tira [n] workhorse, carthorse, draft/draught horse
cavalo fema [n] mare
cavalo mas [n] stallion
cavalo osilante [n] rocking horse
cavalo peti [n] pony
cavalal [a] equine
cavaleta [n] foal, colt, filly; easel, trestle, sawhorse, sawbuck; gantry, sign holder; kickstand (bicycle)
Cavaleta [n] Equuleus (constellation)
cavaletin [a] foal-like; trestle-like; gantry-like
cavali [v] ride, go on horseback; transport on horseback
cavalin [a] horselike
cavalor [n] horse rider, horseman, horsewoman, equestrian; knight (tarot)
cavaloral [a] horseriding, equestrian
cavalores [n] cavalry, cavalrymen
cavia [n] cavy, guinea pig
caviar [n] caviar
cavil [n] peg, dowel
cavil de rota [n] linchpin
caxa [n] box, coffer; case, casing, housing; case, letter case (typography)
caxa de arena [n] sandbox, sandpit
caxa de carton [n] cardboard box, carton
caxa de come [n] lunch box
caxa de ensoflable [n] snuffbox
caxa de esibi [n] display case, showcase, vitrine, shadow box
caxa de fosfores [n] box of matches, matchbox
caxa de gato [n] cat box, cat pan, litter tray, litter box
caxa de junta [n] miter/mitre box (for guiding a saw)
caxa de letera [n] case, letter case (typography)
caxa de leto [n] footlocker
caxa de olio [n] oil pan, sump
caxa de pan [n] breadbox, bread bin
caxa de Pandora [n] Pandora's box
caxa de posta [n] mailbox, postbox
caxa de utiles [n] toolbox, toolkit
caxa major [n] uppercase
caxa minor [n] lowercase
caxa rejistrante [n] cash register, till
caxa secur [n] safe, locker, strongbox
caxable [a] boxable, nestable, embeddable
caxeta [n] drawer; cassette
caxeta audio [n] audio cassette
caxeta video [n] video cassette
caxi [v] box, encase; embed, imbed, nest
caxi [n] boxing, encasing; framing (composition of an image)
caxi bon [v] encase well, fit well around
caxin [a] boxlike, boxy
caxon [n] chest, crate, soapbox; coffin
caxon funeral [n] coffin, casket
caxor [n] cashier, clerk, purser, bursar, scrivener
descaxi [v] unbox, uncase, unpack, take out of a box
caxalote [n] sperm whale
caxer [a] kosher, kasher
noncaxer [a] non-kosher
caxmir [n] cashmere
Caxmir [n] Kashmir
caxmiri [a] Kashmiri
caxofa [n] artichoke
Cazacstan [n] Kazakhstan
cazac [a] Kazakh, Kazakhstani (person, language)
cazac [n] Kazakh, Kazakhstani (person, language)
cazu [n] kazoo, mirliton (musical instrument)
CD [C] CD
ce [s] that
ante ce [s] before (the time when)
asta ce [s] until, till (the time when)
de ce [s] since the time when, ever since
en ce [s] while, whilst, as, during the time when
pos ce [s] after (the time when)
tra ce [s] as long as, so long as
cea [n] kea (bird)
cebab [n] kebab, kabob, shish kebab
cectxi [a] Q'eqchi', Kekchi
cectxi [n] Q'eqchi', Kekchi (person, language)
cefir [n] kefir
cela [v] chelate (chemistry)
cela [n] chelation
celada [a] chelate
celada [n] chelate complex
celante [a] chelating
celante [n] chelant, chelating agent
celaterapia [n] chelation, chelation therapy
celi [n] ceilidh (social event)
celpi [n] kelpie (mythology, dog)
celsius [n] Celsius, centigrade
celta [a] Celtic
celta [n] Celtic, Celt
Mar Celta [n] Celtic Sea
celtiberian [a] Celtiberian
celtiberian [n] Celtiberian
celvin [n] kelvin (unit of temperature)
Cenia [n] Kenya
cenian [a] Kenyan
cenian [n] Kenyan
centum [a] centum (language)
ceratin [n] keratin
ceratinosite [n] keratinocyte
cerem [n] chereme (unit of sign language)
Cerno [n] Cornwall
cernoica [a] Cornish (person, language)
cernoica [n] Cornishman, Cornishwoman; Cornish (language)
cerosen [n] kerosene
cerubin [n] cherub
cerubines [n] cherubs, cherubim
cesadilia [n] quesadilla (tortilla)
cesar [n] Caesar (emperor)
ceso [n] cheese
ceso blanca [n] cottage cheese, curds and whey, farmer cheese, junket, quark, queso fresco, queijo fresco, fromage frais, fromage blanc
ceso cremosa [n] cream cheese
ceso-de-testa [n] headcheese, brawn (jellied meat)
ceso limburgan [n] limburger
cetoasidose [n] ketoacidosis
cetognato [n] chetognath/chaetognath (worm)
cetona [n] ketone (chemistry)
cetsal [n] quetzal
cetxap [n] ketchup
cetxua [a] Quechua (person, language)
cetxua [n] Quechua (person, language)
cexa [v] complain, whine, kvetch, whinge, gripe, rant, carp
cexa [n] complaint, rant, grievance
cexeta [v] grumble
cexor [n] complainer, whiner, whinger, grouch
cexosa [a] whiny, whiney, whingey, grouchy, querulous
Chesapeake, Baia [n] Chesapeake Bay
Chihuahua [n] Chihuahua (Mexican state)
Deserto Chihuahua [n] Chihuahuan Desert
ci [m] who, whom (interrogative, relative)
de ci ... sua [E] whose
ci [n] chi (Greek letter)
ci-ro [n] chi rho, chrismon
cianti [n] chianti (wine)
ciasma [n] chiasma (genetics)
ciat [n] kyat
cibuts [n] kibbutz
Ciclades [n] Cyclades (islands)
cidonia [n] quince
cifose [n] kyphosis (medical)
Ciiv [n] Kiev
cile [n] chyle (substance)
cilia [n] keel; carina
Cilia [n] Carina (constellation)
cilo- [P] kilo-
cilt [n] kilt
cimera [n] chimera, Chimaera (mythology)
cimica [n] chemistry
cimica matematical [n] mathematical chemistry
cimica teorial [n] theoretical chemistry
astrocimica [n] astrochemistry
biocimica [n] biochemistry
biocimical [a] biochemical
cimical [a] chemical
cimical [n] chemical
cimiciste [n] chemist
fitocimica [n] phytochemistry
fotocimica [n] photochemistry
fotocimical [a] photochemical
jeocimica [n] geochemistry
petrocimica [n] petrochemistry
petrocimical [a] petrochemical
petrocimical [n] petrochemical
stereocimica [n] stereochemistry
termocimica [n] thermochemistry
cimo [n] chyme (substance)
cimono [n] kimono
cimosina [n] rennin, chymosin (enzyme)
cimosintese [v] chemosynthesis
cimosintesal [a] chemosynthetic
cimoterapia [n] chemotherapy
cimotrof [a] chemotrophic
cimotrof [n] chemotroph (organism)
cimotrofia [n] chemotrophia
Cimri [n] Wales
cimrica [a] Welsh (person, language)
cimrica [n] Welsh (person, language)
cina [n] kina
cincaju [n] kinkajou (animal)
cinematica [n] kinematics
cinesiolojia [n] kinesiology
cinesiolojiste [n] kinesiologist
cinestesia [n] kinesthesia/kinaesthesia
cinestesica [a] kinesthetic/kinaesthetic
cinetica [n] kinetics
cinetical [a] kinetic
ciniaruanda [a] Kinyarwanda
ciniaruanda [n] Kinyarwanda
cinina [n] quinine
cinorinco [n] kinorhynch (organism)
cinua [n] quinoa
Cinxasa [n] Kinshasa
cionis [n] sheathbill (bird)
ciosco [n] kiosk, booth, stand, stall
ciosco de bande [n] bandstand
ciosco de peaje [n] tollbooth
ciosco de polisia [n] police box
ciosco de telefon [n] telephone booth, telephone box, phone box
ciosco de vota [n] voting booth, polling booth
cip [n] kip
cipa [n] skull cap, kipa, kippah, yarmulke, zucchetto, taqiyah, topi, kufi, beanie
Cipros [n] Cyprus
ciprica [a] Cypriot
ciprica [n] Cypriot
ciptxac [a] Kipchak (person, language)
ciptxac [n] Kipchak (person, language)
cipu [n] quipu (Inca device)
Cirgistan [n] Kyrgyzstan
cirgiz [a] Kyrgyz, Kyrgyzstani (person, language)
cirgiz [n] Kyrgyz, Kyrgyzstani (person, language)
Ciribas [n] Kiribati
ciribas [a] Kiribati
ciribas [n] Kiribati
cirilica [a] Cyrillic
cirilica [n] Cyrillic
ciromansia [n] chiromancy, palmistry, palm reading
ciropratica [n] chiropractic, chiropraxis
ciropraticor [n] chiropractor
cirotero [n] bat (animal)
cisa [A] maybe, perhaps, possibly
citina [n] chitin (substance)
citinosa [a] chitinous
citon [n] chiton (garment)
ciui [n] kiwi (bird)
ciui [n] kiwi fruit, Chinese gooseberry (plant, fruit)
civa [n] kiva
ciwi [n] kiwi (bird)
ciwi [n] kiwi fruit, Chinese gooseberry (plant, fruit)
cix [n] quiche
Cixinau [n] Chişinău
Cixote [n] (don) Quixote (de la Mancha)
Cizilcum, Deserto [n] Kyzylkum, Qyzylqum
clac-clac [e] tap-tap, knock-knock
clace [v] clack, clatter, rattle; tap dance
clace [n] clack, clatter, rattle; tap dance
clacor [n] tap dancer
claceta [n] clapperboard
clado [n] clade (biology)
clama [v] call, summon, summons, invoke, draft; cry, cry out
clama [n] call, summons, citation, notice, invocation
clama a servi militar [v] draft, call to military service
clama a servi militar [n] draft, call to military service
clama codal [n] tail call
clama de avia [n] birdcall
clama de nomes [n] roll call
clama dulse [n] whinny
clamable [a] callable, invokable
clamada [a] called, summoned, invoked
clamada [n] callee, draftee
retroclama [v] call back (a function)
retroclamable [a] able to be called back
retroclamable [n] callback (function)
clan [n] clan
claneta [n] subclan, sept
clar [a] clear, unblocked, unstained; transparent, see-through, limpid, pellucid; plain (to see or understand), explicit, lucid, perspicuous; blatant
clar [A] clearly, explicitly, expressly; by far, far and away, easily, absolutely
clari [v] clear, become clear
clari [v] clear, make clear; clarify, elucidate, enunciate
clari [n] clarification
claria [n] clarity, transparency, lucidity, perspicuity
clarida [a] clarified
es clar [v] be clear, stand out clearly
desclari [v] become unclear, become blurred
desclari [v] make unclear, blur
nonclar [a] unclear
nonclaria [n] unclearness, lack of clarity
clarestorio [n] clerestory (architecture)
clarineta [n] clarinet
clarinetiste [n] clarinetist/clarinettist
claron [n] clarion (trumpet)
claroscur [n] chiaroscuro; camaieu
clarvide [v] be clairvoyant, see the future
clarvide [n] clairvoyance
clarvidente [a] clairvoyant, prescient
clarvidor [n] clairvoyant, fortuneteller
clase [n] class
clase alta [n] upper class, gentry
clase basa [n] lower class, plebs
clase turiste [n] tourist class, economy class
clase media [n] middle class
clasan [n] class member, classmate
clasi [v] classify
clasi [n] classification
clasinte [a] classifying
clasinte [n] classifier, classifying mark
clasisme [n] classism, class discrimination
clasiste [a] snobbish, snobby, snooty, class-conscious
clasiste [n] snob
de clase alta [a] upper-class, posh
de clase basa [a] lower-class, plebeian
de clase media [a] middle-class
infraclase [n] infraclass
malclasi [v] misclassify
reclasi [v] reclassify
suclase [n] subclass
supraclase [n] superclass
clasica [a] classic, classical
clasica [n] classic
clasicisme [n] classicism
neoclasica [a] neoclassical
neoclasicisme [n] neoclassicism
neoclasiciste [n] neoclassicist
claustro [n] cloister
claustrofobia [n] claustrophobia
claustrofobica [a] claustrophobic
claustrofobica [n] claustrophobe
clave [n] key (lock); wrench, spanner; password
clave ajustable [n] adjustable wrench, adjustable spanner
clave de arco [n] keystone, capstone
clave de C [n] C-clef, alto clef, viola clef
clave de do [n] C-clef, alto clef, viola clef
clave de F [n] F-clef, bass clef
clave de fa [n] F-clef, bass clef
clave de G [n] G-clef, treble clef
clave de musica [n] clef
clave de sol [n] G-clef, treble clef
clave engles [n] monkey wrench
clave esagon [n] hex key, Allen key, Allen wrench
clave restrinjeda [n] passkey
clave xef [n] master key, passkey
clavi [v] lock
clavi de braso [n] armlock
clavi de testa [n] headlock
clavin [a] keylike; key (crucially important)
clavor [n] locksmith, keymaker
desclavi [v] unlock
clavesimbal [n] harpsichord
clavesimbaliste [n] harpsichordist
clavicordio [n] clavichord
clavicula [n] clavicle, collarbone
suclaviculal [a] subclavian
claxon [n] klaxon, horn, hooter
claxoni [v] honk, hoot, sound one's horn; guffaw
clematis [n] clematis
clemente [a] clement, mild, moderate
clementia [n] clemency, mildness, moderateness
nonclemente [a] inclement, harsh
nonclementia [n] inclemency, harshness
clementino [n] clementine tree
clementina [n] clementine (fruit)
clepsidra [n] clepsydra, water clock
cleptocrata [a] cleptocratic, kleptocratic
cleptocrata [n] cleptocrat, kleptocrat
cleptocratia [n] cleptocracy, kleptocracy
cleptomania [n] kleptomania
cleptomanica [a] kleptomaniac
cleptomanica [n] kleptomaniac
clerica [n] clergy
clerical [a] clerical, of the clergy
clericalisme [n] clericalism
clericor [n] member of the clergy, clergyman, clergywoman, cleric
clica [v] click; rattle; chatter (teeth)
clica [v] click (mouse, link)
clica [n] click; rattle; chatter
clica destra [v] right-click (mouse)
clica destra [n] right click (mouse)
clica duple [v] double-click (mouse)
clica duple [n] double click (mouse)
clica media [v] middle-click (mouse)
clica media [n] middle click (mouse)
clica sinistra [v] left-click (mouse)
clica sinistra [n] left click (mouse)
clica truple [v] triple-click (mouse)
clica truple [n] triple click (mouse)
clica unuple [v] single-click (mouse)
clica unuple [n] single click (mouse)
clicador [n] rattle (toy, device)
cliceta [n] ratchet
cliente [n] client, customer
clientes [n] customers, clientele
clima [n] weather, climate, clime
climal [a] climatic
climatolojia [n] climatology
bioclimatolojia [n] bioclimatology
climatolojiste [n] climatologist
clina [n] cline (biology)
clinica [n] clinic, dispensary
clinical [a] clinical
policlinica [n] polyclinic
clip [n] clip (audio, video, fastener); paper clip
clipi [v] clip, clip on
de clip [a] clip-on
desclipi [v] unclip
clitico [n] clitic
clito [n] (colloquial) clit (clitoris)
clitorectomia [n] clitorectomy, clitoridectomy (surgery)
clitoris [n] clitoris
clitorisal [a] clitoral
clixe [a] clichéd, hackneyed
clixe [n] cliché, platitude
clo [n] nail
cloador [n] nail gun
cloeta [n] tack
cloi [v] nail
cloin [a] nail-like, nail-shaped
cloaca [n] drain, sewer; cloaca (anatomy)
clone [v] clone
clone [n] cloning (action); clone (product)
clonador [n] cloner, cloning device
cloral [n] chloral, trichloroacetaldehyde, trichloroethanal
clorantasea [n] chloranthacea
cloro [n] chlorine
clori [v] chlorinate
clori [n] chlorination
clorido [n] chloride
clorido de polivinil [n] polyvinyl chloride, PVC
desclori [v] dechlorinate
cloro- [P] chloro-
clorocina [n] chloroquine
clorofila [n] chlorophyll
clorofonia [n] chlorophonia
cloroformo [n] chloroform
clorose [n] chlorosis, blight
clox [n] cloche (hat)
clozapina [n] clozapine
club [n] club
clubor [n] club member
clui [v] close, shut; turn off, switch off (tap, power)
clui [v] close, shut; turn off, switch off (tap, power)
clui [n] closure, shutoff
clui la boca [e] shut up
clui partal [v] partially close, become partially shut; narrow (eyes)
clui partal [v] partially close; narrow (eyes)
cluable [a] shuttable, fastenable
cluador [n] shutter (camera)
cluida [a] closed, shut
cluisita [n] closing quotation mark, right quotation mark, right quote, unquote
cluisita duple angulo [n] right double angle quotation mark, right double angle quote, right guillemet
cluisita duple curva [n] right double quotation mark, right double curved quote
cluisita unuple angulo [n] right single angle quotation mark, right single angle quote
cluisita unuple curva [n] right single quotation mark, right single curved quote
clusa [n] lock (waterway)
clusa de aira [n] airlock
cm [C] cm
cmer [a] Khmer (person, language)
cmer [n] Khmer (person, language)
cnidario [n] cnidarian, coelenterate (organism)
co- [P] co- (with, together), fellow
coagula [v] coagulate; clot, clot up (blood)
coagula [v] coagulate
coagula [n] coagulation, concretion
anticoagulante [n] anticoagulant
coagulable [a] coagulable
coala [n] koala
coan [n] koan (Zen)
coarde [a] cowardly, gutless; wimpy, spineless
coarde [n] coward; wimp
coardi [v] become cowardly, show cowardice, wimp out
coardia [n] cowardice
cobalto [n] cobalt
cobra [n] cobra
coc [n] coke (fuel)
coca [n] coca (plant)
cocaina [n] cocaine
cocainamania [n] cocaine addiction, cocainomania, cocainism
cocainamanica [a] addicted to cocaine, cocainomaniac
cocainamanica [n] cocaine addict, cokehead, crackhead, cocainomaniac
cocainor [n] cocaine user, cokehead, crackhead, cocainomaniac
coc-coc-coc [e] cluck
coce [v] cook
coce [v] cook; fire (pottery)
coce lenta [v] cook slowly, stew, braise
coce lenta [v] cook slowly, stew, braise
coce su sielo [n] cookout, barbecue
coce tro multe [v] overcook, overdo
coce tro poca [v] undercook
coceda [a] cooked; fired
lenta coceda [a] stewed, braised
recoce [v] recook; anneal
recoce [v] recook; anneal
sucoce [v] undercook
sucoceda [a] undercooked, underdone
supracoce [v] overcook, overdo
supracoceda [a] overcooked, overdone
tro poca coceda [a] undercooked, underdone
coclea [n] cochlea
cocleal [a] cochlear
cocni [a] cockney
cocni [n] cockney
coco [n] coconut (plant, fruit)
cocon [n] cocoon
coctel [n] cocktail
coda [n] tail; train (of dress or veil); coda; empennage, tail assembly; ending (grammar)
coda anelida [n] ringtail
coda de camisa [n] shirttail
coda de cavalo [n] horse's tail; ponytail (hairstyle)
codal [a] caudal (towards the tail); trailing, closing
codaprima [a] tailfirst, backward; little-endian
codetas [n] bunches, pigtails (unplaited)
codi [v] betail, add a tail to
codida [a] caudate, tailed
codeina [n] codeine
codigo [n] code (laws, software), encoding
codigo de baras [n] bar code
codigo de Morse [n] Morse code
codigo fisical de sinias [n] character encoding
codigo numeral de sinias [n] character code
codigi [v] code, encode, codify
codigi [n] encoding (action)
codigida [a] coded
codigida par color [a] color-coded/colour-coded
codigor [n] coder, hacker (programmer)
permanente codigida [a] hard-coded
recodigi [v] recode
codo [n] elbow; cubit
codon [n] codon (genetics)
coere [v] cohere, stick together, bind
coere [n] coherence, cohesion, consistency, binding
coerente [a] coherent, cohesive, consistent, regular, rational
coerente [n] binder, binding agent
noncoere [n] incoherence, inconsistency, irregularity
noncoerente [a] incoherent, inconsistent, irregular, erratic, haywire, irrational
cognisio [n] cognition
cognisial [a] cognitive
coicoi [a] Khoekhoe, Khoikhoi, Khoi, Hottentot (person, language)
coicoi [n] Khoikhoi, Khoi, Hottentot (person, language)
coine [n] Koine Greek, Hellenistic Greek, common Attic
coion [n] (colloquial) ball, nut, bollock (testicle)
coiote [n] coyote
coipu [n] coypu, nutria, river rat
coisan [a] Khoisan (person, language)
coisan [n] Khoisan (person, language)
col [n] cabbage (plant, leaves), brassica
col de Bruxelles [n] Brussels sprout
col risa [n] kale
folia de col [n] collard greens, borekale
col [n] kohl (cosmetic)
cola [n] glue, paste
coli [v] glue, paste, stick
descoli [v] unstick, peel off
supracola [n] superglue
cola [n] cola, kola (plant, nut, drink)
Cola, Penisola [n] Kola Peninsula
colajen [n] collagen
colar [n] collar
colar aletin [n] wing collar
colar fronsosa [n] ruff
colar enrolada [n] turtleneck, polo neck
colar ronda [n] round neck, crewneck
colareta [n] necklace
radiocolar [n] radio collar, tracking collar
sin colar [a] collarless
colasa [v] collapse, slump, flop, fall down, keel over; crash (software, stock market)
colasa [n] collapse, slump, flop
colasable [a] collapsible
colasolojia [n] collapsology
colbasa [n] kielbasa, kubasa, kolbassa (sausage)
colcico [n] autumn crocus, meadow saffron, naked lady
colcicina [n] colchicine
colega [n] colleague, confrere
colegeria [n] college, collegium
colegeria elejal [n] electoral college
coleo [n] coleus (plant)
coler [a] angry, mad, irate, indignant
coler [n] angry person, hothead, spitfire
coleri [v] turn angry, get angry, rage
coleri [v] anger, madden, outrage, enrage
coleria [n] anger, wrath, ire, rage, outrage, indignation
coleriosa [a] full of anger, enraged, wrathful, aggressive
colera [n] cholera
colesterol [n] cholesterol
coletiva [a] mass, collective, bulk
coletiva [n] collective (farm, factory)
coletivisme [n] collectivism
coletiviste [a] collectivist
coletiviste [n] collectivist
coli [n] collie (dog)
colibri [n] hummingbird
colico [n] colic (medical)
colide [v] collide, crash, impact
colide [n] collision, crash, impact
colide multiple [n] multiple collision, pile-up
colidador [n] collider
colie [v] collect, gather, accumulate; pick, garner, cull
colie [n] collection, set, accumulation, repertoire, repertory; medley, selection, omnibus
colie caxida [n] box set, boxed set
colie de armas [n] arsenal
colie de comandas [n] instruction set
colie de filos [n] strand (threads or wires)
colie de presentas [n] repertory, repertoire
colie de selos [n] stamp collecting; stamp collection
colie de sinias [n] character set, character repertoire
colie de tambures [n] drum kit
colie grande [n] large collection, panoply, wide range
colie la resta [v] glean (harvest)
colie miscada [n] assortment, miscellany, hotchpotch, hodgepodge
coliable [a] collectible, collectable
coliebal [n] ballboy, ballgirl
colior [n] collector
colior de selos [n] stamp collector
sucolie [n] subset
coliflor [n] cauliflower (plant, vegetable)
colina [n] hill, rise, butte, mesa
colineta [n] hillock, mound, bank, hummock, knoll; tumulus, barrow
colinosa [a] hilly
colina [n] choline (substance)
colinabo [n] swede, rutabaga (plant, vegetable)
colinerjica [a] cholinergic
anticolinerjica [n] anticholinergic
colino [n] bobwhite (bird)
colio [n] mousebird
colirabano [n] kohlrabi (plant, vegetable)
colirio [n] eyedrops
colite [n] colitis (medical)
colo [n] neck
colo de botela [n] bottleneck
colo de monte [n] mountain pass
colo de utero [n] cervix
colal [a] cervical
coloroja [a] (derogatory) redneck
colobo [n] colobus (monkey)
colocolo [n] colocolo (wild cat), pampas cat, pantanal cat
colofon [n] colophon (publishing)
coloide [a] colloidal
coloide [n] colloid
Colombia [n] Colombia
colombian [a] Colombian
colombian [n] Colombian
colombina [n] aquilegia, columbine (plant)
Colombina [n] Columbina, Colombina
colon [n] colon
colon iritable [n] irritable bowel
colonal [a] colonic
colon [n] colón
colona [n] column, pillar; column (text); file (chess)
colona de leto [n] bedpost
colona sinco [n] fifth column
colonin [a] columnlike
colonosa [a] columnated (with many columns)
colonia [n] colony, plantation (colony), settlement; rookery
coloni [v] colonize/colonise, settle
coloni [n] colonization/colonisation, settlement
colonial [a] colonial
colonialisme [n] colonialism
colonialiste [a] colonialistic
colonialiste [n] colonialist
coloniste [n] colonist, colonial, settler
coloniste prima [n] pioneer
descoloni [v] decolonize/decolonise
descoloni [n] decolonization/decolonisation
neocolonial [a] neocolonial
neocolonialisme [n] neocolonialism
neocolonialiste [a] neocolonialist
neocolonialiste [n] neocolonialist
color [n] color/colour, complexion
color fundal [n] primary color
bicolor [a] two-colored/two-coloured
colori [v] color/colour, color/colour in, colorize/colourise
colori [n] coloring/colouring; colorization/colourisation
colorida [a] colored/coloured, in color/colour; colorized/colourised
colorosa [a] colorful/colourful, technicolor, color/colour
colorosi [v] become colored, become colorful/colourful, become colorized/colourised
descolori [v] discolor/discolour
ducolorida [a] two-colored/two-coloured, piebald, skewbald
malcolori [v] discolor/discolour
multicolor [a] multicolored/multicoloured, multicolor/multicolour, polychromatic
multicolorosa [a] multicolored/multicoloured, multicolor/multicolour, polychromatic, variegated, motley, mottled, pied, dappled
noncolorida [a] uncolored/uncoloured
sin color [a] colorless/colourless
trecolorida [a] three-colored/three-coloured
tricolor [a] three-colored/three-coloured
unicolor [a] unicolor/unicolour, unicolored/unicoloured, one-colored/one-coloured, plain
Colorado [n] Colorado (US state)
Rio Colorado [n] Colorado River
colorimetre [n] colorimeter
colorimetral [a] colorimetric, colorimetrical
colorimetria [n] colorimetry
coloseo [n] colosseum, coliseum
colostomia [n] colostomy
colostro [n] colostrum (biology)
colpa [v] hit, strike, knock, rap, blow, bump, jolt, impact, butt, whack, bonk, thump, pelt, smite, stub, bat, blast
colpa [n] hit, strike, stroke, knock, jab, blast, blow, bump, jolt, impact, bonk, thump, thud; coup
colpa a lado [n] sideswipe
colpa a supra [n] uppercut
colpa a tera [v] knock down, knock over, fell
colpa con dito [v] flick
colpa con dito [n] flick
colpa con palma [v] slap, smack, spank
colpa con palma [n] slap, smack, spank
colpa con pede [v] kick
colpa con pede [n] kick
colpa con punio [v] punch
colpa con punio [n] punch
colpa con testa [v] headbutt; head (football)
colpa con testa [n] headbutt; header (football)
colpa de cavalo [v] unhorse, unseat
colpa de fortuna [n] stroke of luck, happy accident, lucky break, fluke
colpa de mori [n] death blow, coup de grâce
colpa de palasio [n] palace coup, palace revolution
colpa de stato [n] coup d'état, coup
colpa de tona [n] thunderclap
colpa forte [n] hard blow, wallop, whack, wham, crackdown, haymaker
colpa par lampo [v] strike by lightning
colpa metalin [n] metallic thud, clunk
colpa sever [n] severe blow, crackdown
colpa xef [n] main blow, brunt
colpador [n] blaster (weapon)
colpamosca [n] flyswatter, flyswat
colpeta [v] pat, dab, daub; flick; putt (golf)
colpeta [n] pat, light blow; flick
colpetador [n] putter (golf club)
contracolpa [n] countercoup; contrecoup
no colpa [v] miss (target)
par sola un colpa [A] in one fell swoop
colposcopio [n] colposcope
colposcopi [n] colposcopy
colugo [n] colugo, cobego, flying lemur
Columbia Brites [n] British Columbia
colxa [v] quilt
colza [n] rape, cole, colza (plant); rapeseed; rape oil, rapeseed oil, canola
com- [P] com- (with, together)
coma [n] coma
comosa [a] comatose
comanda [v] command, order, dictate, ordain, tell (someone to do); order (food, goods)
comanda [n] command, order (action), directive, decree, fiat, commission, warrant, writ, behest; instruction (processor operation)
comanda de corte [n] injunction
comanda per atesta [v] summons, subpoena, witness summons
comanda per atesta [n] summons, subpoena, citation, notice
comandada [n] order (item requested)
comandante [a] commanding, imperative, peremptory
comandante [n] imperative
comanderia [n] command post, (military) headquarters
comandor [n] commander, commandant, commodore
comandor militar [n] military commander, warlord
par comanda [a] custom, custom-made, custom-order, special-order, customised, bespoke, on demand, tailored, tailor-made
precomanda [v] preorder, reserve (in advance)
precomanda [n] preorder, reservation
telecomanda [v] operate by remote control
telecomanda [n] remote control (action)
telecomandada [a] remote-controlled
telecomandador [n] remote control, remote controller
viscomandor [n] vice-commander, second-in-command
comando [n] commando
combate [v] fight, combat, brawl
combate [n] fight, combat, brawl, bout
combate airal [n] aerial combat, dogfight
combate de bove [n] bullfight
combate de gales [n] cockfight
combate duelin [n] single combat
combate prosima [n] hand-to-hand combat
combator [n] fighter, combatant
combator de bove [n] bullfighter
combatosa [a] combative, aggressive, militant
combatosia [n] aggression, militancy
noncombator [n] non-combatant
combina [v] combine, amalgamate, aggregate, concoct, couple; consolidate
combina [v] combine, amalgamate, aggregate, concoct, couple; consolidate
combina [n] combination, combo, amalgam, amalgamation, aggregate, concoction; consolidation
recombina [v] recombine, reamalgamate
recombina [v] recombine, reamalgamate
recombinante [a] recombinant
combinatoria [n] combinatorics
combusta [v] combust
combusta [n] combustion
biocombustable [n] biofuel
combustable [a] combustible
combustable [n] combustible, fuel
combustable de fosil [n] fossil fuel
combustablia [n] combustibility
malcombusta [v] backfire (engine)
come [v] eat, dine, ingest, sup
come [n] meal, dinner, supper, repast
come con sua oios [v] ogle, leer at
come de matina [n] breakfast
come de matina tarda [n] brunch
come de negosia [n] business meal, business lunch, working lunch
come de sera [n] supper, dinner, evening meal
come en un restorante [v] eat out
come media [n] lunch, luncheon
come prima [n] breakfast
come retirable [n] takeaway, takeout
come tro multe [v] eat too much, overeat
comable [a] edible
comable [n] food, foodstuff
comables [n] food, foodstuffs, groceries
comeda [n] food, grub, nosh, victual
comeda de bestias [n] fodder
comeda de mar [n] seafood
comeda favoreda [n] favorite/favourite food, delicacy
comeda fibrosa [n] roughage
comeda major [n] staple (food)
comeda nonurinte [n] junk food
comeda rapida [n] fast food
comedas [n] groceries
comederia [n] grocery, grocery store, supermarket
comedeta [n] snack, refreshment
comedor [n] grocer
comefoco [n] fire eater
comeria [n] eatery, fast-food restaurant, snack bar, canteen, lunchroom, mess hall
comespada [n] sword swallower
cometa [v] snack
comor [n] eater, diner
con du comes [a] half-board (hotel)
con tre comes [a] full-board (hotel)
de come [a] prandial
descome [v] (colloquial) puke, barf, spew, chunder, throw up (vomit)
noncomable [a] inedible
pos come [a] postprandial
comedia [n] comedy, romp
comedia del arte [n] commedia dell'arte
comedia de situas [n] situation comedy, sitcom
comedial [a] comic, comedic, humorous
comediste [n] comedian
comensa [v] commence, begin, start; set off (on journey); kick off
comensa [v] commence, begin, start, take up; establish, set up; proceed with
comensa [n] commencement, beginning, start, inception, onset, novitiate; preliminary (attempt, round of competition); kickoff, faceoff (sport)
comensa en via [v] set off, set out, set sail
comensa riscosa [n] risky start, gambit
comensa con vantaje [n] head start
a la comensa de [p] at the beginning of, early in
comensada [a] begun, started, underway
comensal [a] initial
comensante [a] beginning, starting, incipient, setting off, afoot
comensante de [p] starting from, leaving from
comensor [n] beginner, novice, novitiate, neophyte, rookie, newbie, noob, newcomer, plebe, tenderfoot
comensor egosa [n] arrogant beginner, upstart
de comensa [a] preliminary
ja de la comensa [A] (right) from the start, (even) to begin with, from day one
per comensores [a] for beginners, entry-level
recomensa [v] restart, recommence, start again, begin again, resume
recomensa [v] restart, recommence, start again, begin again, resume
recomensa [n] restart, recommencement, resumption
recomensa de scola [n] return to school, back to school, first day back at school, start of a new school term
comenta [v] comment, remark, observe, commentate
comenta [n] comment, remark, aside
comenta a lado [n] aside
comenta astuta [n] witty remark, witticism
comenta cortes [n] polite remark, pleasantry
comentas [n] comments, commentary; feedback
comentor [n] commentator, commentor
comentor de sporte [n] sports commentator, sportscaster
comersia [v] trade, do business
comersia [n] trade, commerce, business
comersia frodante [n] racket, racketeering
comersial [a] commercial, business, enterprise, mercantile
comersial [n] commercial, advertisement, advert, ad
comersiali [v] commercialize/commercialise; go to market
comersiali [v] commercialize/commercialise; put on the market
comersiali [n] commercialization/commercialisation
comersialisme [n] commercialism
comersin [a] businesslike
comersior [n] trader
comersior nononesta [n] dishonest trader, unscrupulous businessman, wheeler-dealer
comersiste [n] businessperson, businessman, businesswoman, entrepreneur
ecomersia [n] e-commerce
procomersial [a] pro-business
cometa [n] comet (astronomy)
comforta [v] comfort, make comfortable
comforta [n] comfort
comfortada [a] comforted
comfortante [a] comforting, pleasant
comfortosa [a] comfortable, comfy; well off, well-to-do, affluent
descomforta [v] discomfort, make uncomfortable
descomforta [n] malaise, discomfort
es comfortada par [v] be comforted by, take comfort in
noncomfortosa [a] uncomfortable
comica [a] comical, funny, humorous, risible, wacky, zany
comisario [n] commissar
comision [n] commission (committee); commission (payment), brokerage, markup
comisionor [n] commissioner
comite [n] board, committee; panel (of people)
comite de vila [n] town council
comite dirijente [n] board (trustees)
comite local [n] local council
comiteria [n] board room, committee room
comitor [n] committee member, commissioner
sucomite [n] subcommittee
como [A] (interrogative) how
como [e] what, huh, eh? (confusion)
como [s] as, like, in the way that
como [p] like, similarly to, qua
como de? [E] what about?, how about?
como poca [D] how few, how little
como poca [A] how few, how little
como si [s] as if, as though, like
no como [p] unlike
no como [s] unlike how
sempre como [s] however, in whatever way
comoda [n] chest of drawers, dresser, commode
comoda de cosina [n] sideboard
comodeta [n] nightstand, bedstand, bedside table
comodo [n] Komodo dragon, Komodo monitor (lizard)
Comori [n] Comoros
comori [a] Comorian
comori [n] Comorian
compania [n] company, firm, business; troupe
compania de asecura [n] insurance company, underwriter
compania nova [n] startup
airocompania [n] airline
sucompania [n] subsidiary, affiliate
compara [v] compare, liken
compara [n] comparison; simile
compara con realia [v] compare with reality
compara con realia [n] reality check
comparable [a] comparable
comparada [a] comparative
comparada [A] comparatively
sin compara [a] incomparable
comparativa [a] comparative
comparativa [n] comparative
comparte [n] compartment; cubbyhole, pigeonhole
comparti [v] compartmentalize/compartmentalise
comparti [n] compartmentalization/compartmentalisation
comparti [v] share, have in common; share out, distribute
comparti [n] share, portion, serving, helping (food)
comparti de fixes [n] file sharing
comparti un leto [v] share a bed, be bedfellows
compartida [a] shared, common
compartida [A] in common
compartidia [n] sharedness, commonality
compas [n] compass (for drawing circles)
Compas [n] Circinus (constellation)
compata [a] compact
compatador [n] compactor, steamroller
compati [v] compact, compress
compati [v] compact, compress
compatia [v] pity, feel sorry for, feel compassion for, sympathize/sympathise with, commiserate with
compatia [n] pity, compassion, kindness, consideration, sympathy, mercy, condolence, heartstrings, pathos
autocompatia [n] self-pity
compatiable [a] pitiable, poor, worthy of compassion
compatiosa [a] compassionate, merciful, humane, kind, kind-hearted, soft-hearted, warm-hearted, considerate, tender, sympathetic, selfless
noncompatia [n] lack of compassion, inconsiderateness, cold-heartedness, ruthlessness, inhumanity
noncompatiosa [a] not compassionate, inhumane, unkind, inconsiderate, unsympathetic, hard-hearted, cold-hearted, ruthless
sin compatia [a] pitiless, merciless, inhumane, cut-throat
compendio [n] compendium
compendio de bestias [n] bestiary
compensa [v] compensate, make amends for; clear (finance)
compensa [n] compensation, damages, indemnity, reparation, restitution; clearing, clearance (finance)
compensa tro multe [v] overcompensate
compete [v] compete, contest, strive, vie
compete [n] competition (action), contest, rivalry, fray
competente [a] competing, rival
competor [n] competitor, contestant, contender, rival
competor favoreda [n] frontrunner
competosa [a] competitive
competosia [n] competitiveness
compila [v] compile
compila [n] compilation; digest
compilador [n] compiler (software)
compilor [n] compiler (person)
compleso [n] complex; compound, plant, facility, campus; yard (industrial); complex (psychological)
compleso de casas [n] housing estate
compleso de datos [n] data center/centre
completa [a] complete, comprehensive, exhaustive, thorough, utter, outright, plenary
completa [A] completely, comprehensively, exhaustively, thoroughly, utterly, altogether, through and through
completa [n] whole; suit, outfit (clothes)
completa con pantalon [n] pantsuit, trouser suit
completa de negosia [n] business suit
completa de sera [n] evening suit, black tie
completa de sporte [n] tracksuit
completi [v] (become) complete
completi [v] complete, finalize/finalise, fulfill/fulfil, complement, consummate; fill in, fill out (form)
completi [n] completion, fulfillment/fulfilment
completi de testo bucosa [n] cloze test
completi la testo [v] fill in the blanks
completi un negosia [v] cut a deal, complete an agreement
completia [n] completeness
completinte [a] completing, fulfilling, complementary, supplementary
completinte [n] complement, supplement
completinte nural [n] nutritional supplement, dietary supplement
noncompleta [a] incomplete
noncompletia [n] incompleteness
noncompletida [a] uncompleted
complica [v] become more complex, become more complicated
complica [v] complicate
complica [n] complication, complicating factor
complicada [a] complicated, complex, intricate, elaborate, involute
complicadia [n] complexity, intricacy
complicosa [a] complex (system)
supracomplica [v] become overcomplicated
supracomplica [v] overcomplicate
complis [a] complicit, conniving, conspiring
complis [n] accomplice, accessory
complisia [n] complicity, connivance
composa [v] compose
composa [n] composition, makeup; composing (action)
composada [a] composed, compound, composite; complex (number)
composada [n] compound; montage (audio-visual)
composada de [a] composed of, consisting of, comprising
composante [a] component, constituent
composante [n] component, constituent
composante major [n] key component
composor [n] composer
descomposa [v] decompose, break down, rot down, rot away
descomposada [a] decomposed, rotten
descomposada [n] compost
es composada de [v] be composed of, consist of, comprise
noncomposada [a] uncompounded, simplex
sucomposante [n] subcomponent, subconstituent
compra [v] buy, purchase, shop for
compra [n] purchase (action)
compra manica [n] shopping spree
comprable [a] buyable, available to buy, purchasable, for sale
comprada [n] purchase (object)
compramania [n] spending spree, splurge
compramanica [n] spendthrift
compror [n] buyer, purchaser, shopper
pote compra [v] afford (to buy)
recompra [v] buy back
comprende [v] understand, comprehend
comprende [n] understanding, interpretation, comprehension, insight
comprendable [a] understandable, intelligible, comprehensible
comprendable [A] understandably, of course
comprendablia [n] intelligibility, comprehensibility
comprendosa [a] understanding
comprendosia [n] understanding (sympathetic awareness or tolerance)
malcomprende [v] misunderstand, misapprehend
malcomprende [n] misunderstanding
noncomprendable [a] unintelligible, incomprehensible, inscrutable, unfathomable, fathomless
noncomprendablia [n] unintelligibility, incomprehensibility
noncomprende [n] incomprehension
compresa [v] compress; pressurize
compresa [n] compression; pressurization/pressurisation
compresable [a] compressible
descompresa [v] decompress
descompresa [n] decompression
compromete [v] compromise, make concessions, accommodate
compromete [n] compromise, concession, trade-off
noncomprometente [a] uncompromising
compulsa [v] compel
compulsa [n] compulsion
computa [v] compute
computa [n] computation, computing
computa distribuida [n] grid computing
computa nubin [n] cloud computing
computable [a] computable
computablia [n] computability
computador [n] computer
computador de mano [n] handheld computer, pocket computer
computador de table [n] desktop computer
computador personal [n] personal computer
computador portable [n] laptop, portable computer
computador portable peti [n] netbook
computador sentral [n] central computer, mainframe computer
computador tabletin [n] tablet computer
computal [a] computational
supracomputador [n] supercomputer
comun [a] common, general, ordinary, plain, banal, prevalent, mundane, commonplace; frequent, rife; shared, in common
comun [A] commonly, generally, widely; often, oftentimes, frequently; in common
comunisme [n] communism
comuniste [a] communist
comuniste [n] communist
comunor [n] commoner, plebeian
estracomun [a] extraordinary
noncomun [a] uncommon, unusual, infrequent, eccentric, offbeat; original (idea)
noncomun [A] uncommonly, unusually
noncomunia [n] unusualness, eccentricity
comunia [n] community, commonwealth, communion
Comunia de Nasiones [n] Commonwealth of Nations
comunia legal [n] commune, municipality
comunial [a] communal
comunica [v] communicate; transmit, pass on (illness)
comunica [n] communication
comunica jornaliste [n] press release
comunicable [a] communicable, contagious, infectious
comunicablia [n] contagiousness, infectiousness
comunicada [a] communicated
comunicador [n] communicator (device); intercom
comunicador de porte [n] doorphone, intercom, talkback
comunicor [n] communicator (person)
comunicosa [a] communicative
intercomunica [v] intercommunicate
radiocomunica [v] radio, communicate by radio
radiocomunica [n] radiocommunication
sesal comunicada [a] sexually transmitted
sin comunica [a] without communication, incommunicado
telecomunica [v] telecommunicate
telecomunica [n] telecommunication
comuta [v] switch on, turn on, come on, connect, go live, power up (machine); become enabled (software feature)
comuta [v] switch on, turn on, come on, connect, go live, power up (machine); enable (software feature)
comuta [n] switching on, connection
comutada [a] on, switched on, turned on, live; connected, online; enabled
comutador [n] switch (electric), on/off switch, power switch; toggle
descomuta [v] switch off, turn off, shut off, shut down, disconnect (machine); disable (software feature)
descomuta [v] switch off, turn off, shut off, shut down, disconnect (machine); disable (software feature)
descomuta [n] shutdown, shutoff, disconnection
descomutable [a] switch-offable, disconnectable, able to be switched off
descomutada [a] off, switched off, turned off; disconnected, offline; disabled
nondescomutable [a] unswitch-offable; moreish, unputdownable, addictive, captivating (metaphor)
recomuta [v] reconnect, switch back on
con [p] with, in the company of, going along with
con [p] with (having or including)
con [p] with, by means of, using (a tool)
con ce [s] while, at the same time as, accompanied by a situation in which, given that, with it being the case thatm
an con ce [s] although, even though, even given that, despite the fact that, in spite of the fact that, notwithstanding that, while, whilst
con- [P] con- (with, together)
Conacri [n] Conakry
conca [n] shell, seashell
conca de bivalvo [n] clamshell
conca de cardio [n] cockleshell
conca de strombo [n] conch shell, conch
concin [a] shell-like
concani [a] Konkani (person, language)
concani [n] Konkani (person, language)
concava [a] concave
concavia [n] concavity (state)
concista [v] conquer, take by force, subjugate, take over
concista [n] conquest
concistor [n] conqueror, conquistador
nonconcistable [a] unconquerable, unbeatable, indomitable
conclave [n] conclave
conclui [v] conclude, come to a conclusion
conclui [v] conclude, bring to a conclusion
conclui [n] conclusion (ending, decision); coda, denouement, resolution
concluinte [a] conclusive
nonconcluinte [a] inconclusive
concombre [n] cucumber
concombre-de-mar [n] sea cucumber
concombre vinagrida [n] pickle, gherkin
concreta [a] concrete, tangible
concreti [v] concretize/concretise, reify
concreti [v] concretize/concretise, reify, instantiate
concubina [n] concubine; mistress, paramour, kept woman
concurso [n] contest, competition (event)
concurso de belia [n] beauty contest, beauty pageant
concurso de elimina [n] knockout, elimination match
concursor [n] contestant, competitor
condena [v] condemn (disapprove, declare punishment), convict, sentence, doom, censure
condena [n] condemnation, conviction, sentence, indictment, demerit
condena a enferno [v] damn, condemn to hell
condena falsa [v] frame, falsely convict
condenada [a] condemned
condenada [n] condemned, convict
descondena [v] overturn the conviction of, quash a guilty verdict against
condensa [v] condense
condensa [n] condensation (action)
condensada [a] condensed
condensada [n] condensation (product), condensate
condensador [n] capacitor, condenser
condesende [v] condescend, patronize/patronise, talk down (to), look down (on), look down one's nose (at), put on airs
condesendente [a] condescending, patronizing/patronising
condisiona [v] condition
condisiona [n] conditioning
condo [n] condominium, condo
condom [n] condom
condor [n] condor, New World vulture
condromalasia [n] chondromalacia
condui [v] behave, conduct (oneself), comport
condui [n] behavior/behaviour, demeanor/demeanour, comportment, conduct
condui manadin [n] herd mentality, mob mentality, pack mentality
conduisme [n] behaviorism/behaviourism
conduiste [n] behaviorist/behaviourist
malcondui [v] misbehave
malcondui [n] misbehavior/misbehaviour, misconduct, impropriety, wrongdoing, wrongful act
malconduosa [a] badly behaved, naughty, mischievous
conduta [v] conduct (energy)
conduta [n] conduction
condutador [n] conductor (energy)
condutante [a] conducting, conductive
semiconduta [v] semiconduct
semicondutador [n] semiconductor
semicondutante [a] semiconducting, semiconductive
supracondutador [n] superconductor
coneo [n] rabbit
conein [a] rabbity, rabbitlike
coneria [n] warren
coneta [n] baby rabbit, bunny
confedera [v] confederate
confedera [n] confederacy, confederation (action, result)
confederiste [a] confederate
confederiste [n] confederate
confere [v] confer; parley
confere [n] conference, convention (meeting), symposium, powwow; parley
confere academial [n] academic conference, colloquium, seminar
confere de xefes [n] summit (meeting)
confere jornaliste [n] press conference, news conference
confere video [n] video conference
confesa [v] confess, admit, avow
confesa [n] confession, admission
confeseria [n] confessional
confeti [n] piece of confetti
confetis [n] confetti
confeto [n] sweet, confection
confeto de jelatin [n] jelly bean, jelly baby, gum drop
confeto de menta [n] mint
confeto de menta peperin [n] humbug, bullseye
confeto dur [n] hard candy, gobstopper, jawbreaker
confeti [v] candy
confetor [n] confectioner
confetos [n] sweets, candy, confectionery
confida [v] confide, entrust (valuables, secret)
confida [n] confiding, confidence, trust
confidada [a] confided, confidential (secret)
confidada [n] confidant, confidante
confirma [v] confirm, corroborate, clinch, substantiate
confirma [n] confirmation (including religious), corroboration, clincher; evidence
confirma con testa [v] nod one's head, give a nod
confirmable [a] confirmable, provable, testable
nonconfirmada [a] unconfirmed, uncorroborated, unsubstantiated
confisca [v] confiscate, sequester, impound
confisca [n] confiscation
conflita [v] conflict, collide, be in conflict, be at odds (with); overlap (undesirably)
conflita [n] conflict
conflue [v] converge; merge
conflue [n] convergence, confluence; merger
confluente [a] confluent
confonde [v] confound, puzzle, perplex, baffle, bewilder, mystify
confonde [n] puzzlement, perplexity, bafflement, bewilderment
confondeda [a] puzzled, quizzical
conforma [v] conform, match, hew
conforma [n] conformity, compatibility
conforma de sangue [n] crossmatching (blood types)
conformante [a] conforming, compliant, compatible
conformisme [n] conformism
conformiste [n] conformist
nonconforma [n] non-conformity
nonconformisme [n] non-conformism, anticonformism
nonconformiste [n] non-conformist, anticonformista
confusa [v] confuse, bewilder, muddle, addle, scramble
confusa [n] confusion, bewilderment, muddle, mix-up, jumble, welter
confusable [a] confusable, mistakable
confusada [a] confused, muddled
confusador [n] scrambler
confusante [a] confusing
desconfusa [v] unmuddle, unscramble
nonconfusable [a] unconfusable, unmistakable
confuzisme [n] Confucianism
confuziste [n] Confucian
conga [n] conga (dance, music); conga drum
Congo [n] Congo (region)
congoles [a] Congolese
congoles [n] Congolese (person); Kongo language
Republica de Congo [n] Republic of the Congo
Republica Democrata de Congo [n] Democratic Republic of the Congo
Rio Congo [n] Congo River
congrega [n] congregation (religious, administrative), flock
congrega de sorsores [n] coven
congregal [a] congregational
congregalisme [n] congregationalism
congregaliste [a] congretationalist
congregor [n] congregant, congregation member
congresa [v] congress, convene, meet in congress
congresa [n] congress, convention
congresal [a] congressional
congreseria [n] congress center/centre, conference center/centre, convention center/centre
congresor [n] member of congress, congressman, congresswoman
congro [n] conger (eel)
coniac [n] cognac, brandy
coniac [n] konjac, konjak, konnyaku, voodoo lily, elephant yam, devil's tongue (plant)
conidio [n] conidium
conifer [a] coniferous
conifer [n] conifer
conio [n] hemlock (plant, poison)
conjela [v] congeal
conjela [v] congeal
conjenital [a] congenital
conjesta [v] congest, engorge, become blocked up
conjesta [v] congest, engorge, block
conjesta [n] congestion
conjesta de nas [n] nasal congestion, stuffy nose, blocked nose
conjesta de trafica [n] traffic congestion, traffic jam
conjesta de troncos [n] logjam
conjesta sin sorti [n] gridlock
conjestada [a] congested, stuffy
conjestosa [n] bottleneck
desconjesta [v] decongest
desconjestante [n] decongestant
conjuga [v] conjugate
conjuga [v] conjugate
conjuga [n] conjugation
conjunta [n] coordinating conjunction
conjuntiva [n] conjunctiva (anatomy)
conjuntivite [n] conjunctivitis, pinkeye
Connecticut [n] Connecticut (US state)
cono [a] conic, conical
cono [n] cone
cono de pino [n] pine cone
cono de trafica [n] traffic cone, highway cone, road cone, safety cone
conopofaje [n] gnateater (bird)
conose [v] know (person, place, etc.), be acquainted with, be familiar with (by experience rather than learning), cognize
conose [n] knowledge (of person, place, etc.), acquaintance (with), familiarity
comensa conose [v] get to know, become acquainted with, familiarize/familiarise oneself with
conosal [a] cognitive
conoseda [a] known, familiar
conoseda [n] acquaintance (person)
conoseda como [a] known as, referred to as
conosor [n] connoisseur, cognoscente, maven
dona conose a [v] familiarize/familiarise
nonconosable [a] unknowable
nonconoseda [a] unknown, unfamiliar
nonconoseda [n] stranger
poca conoseda [a] little-known, esoteric
preconose [v] know in advance, have foreknowledge of
preconose [n] foreknowledge, precognition
preconosente [a] precognisant
recomensa conose [v] become reacquainted with, refamilarize/refamilarise oneself with
conota [v] connote
conota [n] connotation
consela [v] counsel, advise
consela [n] counsel, advice
conselable [a] advisable
conselante [a] advising, advisory, consultative
conselor [n] counselor, advisor, adviser, consultant
conselor privata [n] confidant, confidante, confessor
desconsela [v] advise against, advise not to
malconsela [v] misadvise
malconselada [a] ill-advised, inadvisable
consensa [a] conscious, aware, mindful, lucid, cognizant
autoconsensa [a] self-conscious, self-aware
autoconsensia [n] self-consciousness, self-awareness
consensi [v] become conscious, become aware
consensi [v] make conscious, make aware
consensia [n] consciousness, awareness, mindfulness, lucidity, cognizance
duiconsensa [a] semiconscious
duiconsensia [n] semiconsciousness
nonconsensa [a] unconscious, unaware, incognizant, insensible, oblivious
nonconsensia [n] unconsciousness, oblivion
reconsensi [v] regain consciousness, come round, come to
suconsensa [a] subconscious, subliminal
suconsensia [n] subconscious, unconscious (mind)
consenta [v] meet, be in session
consenta [n] meeting, session, sitting
consentor [n] meeting participant, attendee
consentra [v] concentrate (attention, substance)
consentra [v] concentrate
consentra [n] concentration, focus
consentrada [a] concentrated, focused, intent
consentrador [n] hub (computer)
consentra molal [n] molarity, molar concentration, amount concentration, substance concentration
consentral [a] concentric
consepi [v] conceive (pregnancy)
consepi [n] conception
contraconsepi [v] use contraception, use birth control
contraconsepi [n] contraception, birth control, fertility control, family planning
contraconsepi urjente [n] emergency contraception
contraconsepinte [a] contraceptive
contraconsepinte [n] contraceptive
contraconsepinte intrauteral [n] intrauterine contraceptive device, IUD, coil
conserna [v] concern, be important to, be of interest to; relate to, have to do with
conserna [n] concern, matter of importance, business, affair
conserna xef [n] priority, prime concern
acel no conserna tu [E] that does not concern you, mind your own business
acel no es tua conserna [E] that is none of your business, that is no concern of yours
consernada [a] concerned, solicitous; in question, pertinent
consernante [p] concerning, regarding, with regard to
nonconsernada [a] unconcerned, blithe, carefree
conserta [n] concert, gig
conserta de avias [n] dawn chorus
conserteria [n] concert hall, concert venue
consertina [n] concertina
conserto [n] concerto
conserva [v] conserve, keep, preserve, store, enshrine
conserva [n] conservation, preservation
autoconserva [n] self-preservation
conserva de natur [n] conservationism
conservada de fruta [n] preserve (marmalade)
conserval [a] conservational
conservalisme [n] conservatism (political)
conservaliste [a] conservative (political)
conservaliste [n] conservative (political)
conservante [n] preservative (substance)
conserveria [n] conservation site, (wildlife) reserve, (wildlife) sanctuary
conservor [n] curator, conservator, guardian (museum, collection)
conservor de natur [n] conservationist
conseta [v] conceive (concept), conceptualize/conceptualise, envisage, envision
conseta [n] concept, conceit; conception (of concept), conceptualization/conceptualisation
consetable [a] conceivable
consetal [a] conceptual
consetalisme [n] conceptualism
malconseta [v] misconceive
malconseta [n] misconception
nonconsetable [a] inconceivable
reconseta [v] reconceive, reconceptualize/reconceptualise
considera [v] consider, ponder, puzzle, mull, mull over; take into account
considera [n] consideration
considera xef [n] priority, most important consideration
considera tarda [n] afterthought
considerable [a] considerable, notable
considerante [a] considering; taking into account
considerante ce [s] considering that, given that, as, since
preconsidera [v] premeditate, plan
preconsidera [n] premeditation, forethought, forward planning
reconsidera [v] reconsider
si on considera [E] if one considers, to judge by, judging by, going by
consiensa [n] conscience
consiensosa [a] conscientious, dutiful
consilio [n] council; cabinet (political)
consilio de ministros [n] government, cabinet (political)
consilio governante [n] government, cabinet (political)
consilio ombral [n] shadow government, shadow cabinet
consilior [n] councilor/councillor; cabinet member, cabinet minister
consinia [v] consign; commit (version control)
consinia [n] consignment; commit (version control)
consinieria [n] consignment store (US)
consisa [a] concise, succinct, brief, compact, condensed, laconic, terse, pithy, snappy, to the point
consisia [n] concision, conciseness, briefness
consiste [v] consist (in, of), have as its essence, boil down to
consol [n] console, control panel, instrument bank
consol de jua [n] games console, video game console
consola [v] console, solace, comfort, cheer, support, soothe
consola [n] consolation, solace, comfort, cheer, support
consolada [a] consoled
consolador [n] dildo
consolor [n] consoler (person)
es consolada par [v] be consoled by, take solace in, find consolation in
nonconsolable [a] inconsolable
consolida [n] larkspur (plant)
consonante [a] consonant (language, music)
consonante [n] consonant
consonante con vose [a] voiced consonant
consonante sin vose [a] voiceless consonant
conspira [v] conspire, plot, scheme, collude, connive
conspira [n] conspiracy, intrigue, connivance, scheme, plot, machination, collusion
coconspiror [n] co-conspirator, fellow schemer
conspiror [n] conspirator, schemer, plotter
teoria de conspira [n] conspiracy theory
constantan [n] constantan (alloy)
constante [a] constant, invariant, stable, steady, permanent
constante [n] constant, invariant; coefficient
nonconstante [a] inconstant, fickle, flighty, volatile
Constantinopoli [n] Constantinople
constela [v] constellate
constela [n] constellation
constipa [v] constipate
constipa [n] constipation
constipada [a] constipated
constitui [v] constitute, establish
constitui [n] constitution, charter (organization/organisation), statute
constitual [a] constitutional (pertaining to a constitution)
constituin [a] constitutional (in accordance with a constitution)
nonconstituin [a] unconstitutional
reconstitui [v] reconstitute
reconstitui [n] reconstitution
constrinje [v] constrain, constrict, inhibit
constrinje [n] constraint, condition, damper
constrinjeda [a] constrained, inhibited, uptight, anal-retentive
constrinjente [a] constraining, constricting
constrinjente [n] obstruent (consonant)
constrinjente de pompas de protones [n] proton-pump inhibitor
construi [v] build, construct
construi [n] construction; construct (psychology, syntax)
construi de petra [n] stonecraft, stonework, masonry (action)
construeria [n] building site, construction site
construida [n] building, edifice
construida alta [n] high-rise
construida basa [n] low-rise
construida de petra [n] stone building, stonework, masonry
construinte [a] building, constructing, constructive
construor [n] builder, constructor
desconstrui [v] demolish, knock down (building, wall); deconstruct (philosophy)
desconstrui [n] demolition; deconstruction (philosophy)
desconstruisme [n] deconstructionism
desconstruiste [n] deconstructionist
en construi [a] under construction, in the works
malconstrui [v] misconstruct, build badly
reconstrui [v] reconstruct, rebuild, remake, rework, reassemble, refurbish, piece together
reconstrui [n] reconstruction, recon, rebuilding
reconstruida [a] reconstructed, rebuilt
consul [n] consul
consuleria [n] consulate
proconsul [n] proconsul
consulta [v] consult
consulta [n] consultation
consulteria [n] consulting room, consultation area
consuma [v] consume, ingest; deplete, expend, exhaust, use up, run out of, spend
consuma [n] consumption, depletion; footprint (memory usage)
consumante [a] consuming
consumante de tempo [a] time-consuming
consumisme [n] consumerism, materialism
consumiste [a] consumerist, materialistic
consumiste [n] consumerist, materialist
consumor [n] consumer
nonconsumable [a] inexhaustible
conta [v] count, enumerate
conta [n] count (action, amount), quantity, tally; number (grammatical); account (bank, online, etc.)
conta de abitores [n] census
conta desendente [v] count down, count backwards
conta desendente [n] countdown
conta reversada [v] count down, count backwards
conta reversada [n] countdown
contable [a] countable
contabli [v] become countable; be entered into the accounts, be recorded in the accounts, be posted (financially)
contabli [v] enter into the accounts, record in the accounts, post (financially), make a posting
contabli [n] accounting, accountancy, bookkeeping
contador [n] counter (device)
contador de Geiger [n] Geiger counter
contagota [n] eyedropper, pipette
contajira [n] tachometer
conteria [n] countinghouse, counting house, counting room, accounts office
contor [n] counter, teller; accountant, bookkeeper
desconta [v] discount
desconta [n] discount, rebate (business)
malconta [v] miscount
noncontable [a] uncountable, innumerable, incalculable
reconta [v] recount
reconta [n] recount
retroconta [v] count down, count backwards
retroconta [n] countdown
retrocontador [n] timer, countdown timer
ultra conta [a] beyond count, countless, innumerable
contamina [v] contaminate, pollute
contamina [n] contamination, pollution
contaminada [a] contaminated, polluted
contaminante [n] contaminant, pollutant
descontamina [v] decontaminate
descontamina [n] decontamination
noncontaminada [a] uncontaminated, unpolluted
contata [v] contact, touch, get in touch with
contata [n] contact, contiguity, touch
contatable [a] contactable
contatante [a] contacting, touching, contiguous, in contact
contatada [n] contact (person)
noncontatable [a] uncontactable, out of contact
noncontatante [a] discontiguous
recontata [v] recontact, get back in touch with
conte [n] count, earl
contesa [n] countess
contia [n] county, shire, earldom
visconte [n] viscount
contempla [v] contemplate, gaze
contempla [n] contemplation
contempla la stelas [n] gaze at the stars, stargaze
contemplante [a] contemplating, contemplative
contempora [a] contemporary
contempora [n] contemporary (person, thing)
conteni [v] contain
contenador [n] container, holder, receptacle, caddy
contenador secinte [n] desiccator
contenida [n] content
contenidas [n] contenuto
conteninte [a] containing; continent (medical)
nonconteninte [a] not containing; incontinent
noncontenintia [n] incontinence
contente [a] glad, content, satisfied
contenti [v] become content, find contentment, content oneself
contenti [v] content, make contented, satisfy
contentia [n] contentment, satisfaction
noncontente [a] discontented, discontent, malcontent
noncontente [n] malcontent
noncontenti [v] become discontented, grow dissatisfied
noncontenti [v] make discontented, dissatisfy
noncontentia [n] discontent
contesto [n] context
contestal [a] contextual
continente [n] continent; mainland
continental [a] continental
intercontinental [a] intercontinental
sucontinente [n] subcontinent
transcontinental [a] transcontinental
continua [v] continue, proceed; wear on
continua [v] continue, perpetuate, carry on (doing), go on (doing), keep (doing), still be (doing), be getting on with
continua [n] continuity, continuum, continuation
continuante [a] continuing, continuous, continual, contiguous
descontinua [v] discontinue, phase out
descontinuada [a] discontinued, defunct
esta va continua [E] to be continued
contorno [n] contour, outline
contorni [v] be outlined, appear as an outline
contorni [v] outline; delineate; skirt (around)
contorse [v] contort, squirm, writhe
contorse [v] contort, distort, warp; misrepresent
contorse [n] contortion, distortion
contorseda [a] distorted, warped, crooked
contorsor [n] contortionist
contra [p] against, versus, opposing, opposed to (something undesirable)
contra [p] against (a vertical surface)
contra- [P] contra-, counter-
contra ce [s] although, while (contrast), whilst, whereas, despite the fact that
contra esta [A] against this, however, nonetheless
a contra [A] by contrast; in the opposite direction; against, in opposition
contrabanda [v] smuggle
contrabanda [n] smuggling; contraband
contrabanda umana [n] human trafficking
contrabandor [n] smuggler, rumrunner, gunrunner
contrae [v] contract (shrink)
contrae [n] contraction, spasm
contrapete [v] spoonerize/spoonerise, make a spoonerism of
contrapete [n] spoonerism
contrapetal [a] spooneristic
contrapetin [a] spoonerish, like a spoonerism
contrapetiste [n] spoonerizer/spooneriser, coiner of spoonerisms
contrasta [v] contrast, be in contrast
contrasta [v] contrast, put into contrast
contrasta [n] contrast
contrastada [a] contrasted
contrastada con [p] contrasted with, in contrast to, as opposed to
en contrasta con [p] contrasted with, in contrast to, as opposed to
par contrasta [A] by contrast, however, nevertheless, nonetheless
contrata [v] (enter into) contract
contrata [v] contract (someone to do something)
contrata [n] contract, legal document; covenant
contrata de asecura [n] insurance policy
contrata de lua [n] lease
contrata de paia [n] payment schedule
contratal [a] contractual
contrator [n] contractor
sucontrata [v] subcontract, outsource
sucontrata [n] subcontracting, outsourcing
sucontrator [n] subcontractor
contraveni [v] contravene, infringe
contraveni [n] contravention, infringement, misdemeanor/misdemeanour
contraveni sivil [n] tort, civil misdemeanor/misdemeanour
contri [a] country (music)
contri [n] country (music)
contribui [v] contribute
contribui [n] contribution; allowance, stipend
contribuor [n] contributor; taxpayer
controla [v] control, tame
controla [n] control, thrall
controla de trafica airal [n] air traffic control
controlable [a] controllable
controlada [a] controlled; measured
controlador [n] controller; driver (software)
controlador de aparato [n] device driver
controlador de primador [n] printer driver
controlamania [n] control freakery
controlamanica [a] control freak
controlamanica [n] control freak
controlante [a] controlling, in charge
controleria [n] control room
controlor [n] controller, handler (person)
noncontrolable [a] uncontrollable, intractable; berserk, haywire, runaway, out of control
noncontrolada [a] uncontrolled
prende controla de [v] take control of, take over, occupy
su controla de [p] under the control of, subject to
controversa [a] controversial, contentious
controversa [n] controversy (controversial statement, dispute arising)
controversia [n] controversy (quality)
contusa [v] bruise, sustain a bruise
contusa [v] bruise
contusa [n] bruise, contusion
contusa serebral [n] concussion
conveni [v] suit, be suitable, be appropriate, be decent, befit, behove, behoove; be compatible
conveni [n] suitability, appropriateness, decency; compatibility
conveninte [a] suitable, suited, proper, decent, fit, fitting, befitting, apt, appropriate, apposite, commensurate, expedient, in good taste; compatible
conveninte [A] suitably, appropriately, decently, duly, accordingly
conveninte par direto [a] rightful
conveninte per primi [a] suitable for printing, printer-friendly
nonconveni [n] unsuitability; incompatibility
nonconveninte [a] unsuitable, unsuited, incongruous, incompatible; inappropriate, tasteless, unbecoming, unbefitting, unfit, unseemly, improper, indecent, uncalled-for, in poor taste, in bad taste
converje [v] converge
converje [n] converging, convergence
converjente [a] converging, convergent
conversa [v] converse, chat
conversa [n] conversation, chat, dialog/dialogue
conversa intima [n] intimate conversation, pillow talk
conversa privata [n] private conversation, tête-à-tête
conversa replicosa [n] witty conversation, repartee, badinage, banter
conversal [a] conversational, colloquial; casual
conversor [n] converser, interlocutor
converti [v] convert, adapt
converti [v] convert, adapt
converti [n] conversion
convertable [a] convertible
convertable [n] convertible (car), cabriolet
convertador [n] converter, adapter
convertador eletrical [n] power adapter, AC adapter, AC/DC converter
convertida [n] convert
reconverti [v] reconvert, be converted back
reconverti [v] reconvert, convert back
convesa [a] convex
convesia [n] convexity
conveta [v] convect
conveta [n] convection
convetante [a] convective
convinse [v] convince, persuade, cajole, disabuse, sway
convinse [n] convincing, persuading, persuasion
convinsable [a] convincible, convinceable, persuadable
convinsente [a] convincing, compelling, persuasive, plausible, effective
desconvinse [v] dissuade
nonconvinsable [a] unpersuadable, intransigent, unyielding, stubborn, obstinate
nonconvinseda [a] unconvinced, unswayed, skeptical/sceptical, disbelieving, incredulous
nonconvinsente [a] unconvincing, farfetched, implausible, ineffective
convoia [n] convoy
convoia de autos [n] motorcade, autocade
convoia de furnis [n] supply convoy
convulsa [v] convulse, spasm
convulsa [n] convulsion, spasm, seizure
anticonvulsante [n] anticonvulsant
convulsante [a] convulsive, jerky
Cook, Isolas [n] Cook Islands
copa [n] cup (without handles, trophy), goblet, beaker
copa de forno [n] ramekin, ramequin
copa de portaseno [n] bra cup
copa mundal [n] world cup (trophy, tournament)
Copa [n] Crater (constellation)
copi [v] cup, scoop, bail
copin [a] cuplike, cupped, cup-shaped
copec [n] kopek (currency)
copepodo [n] copepod
copernisio [n] copernicium (element)
copia [v] copy, replicate, transfer
copia [n] copy, replica
copia de securia [n] backup copy
copia e coli [v] copy and paste
copia e coli [n] copy and paste
copia esata [v] replicate
copia esata [n] replication
copia per securia [v] back up, make a backup copy of
autocopia [v] self-replicate, autoreplicate
autocopia [n] self-replication
autocopiante [a] self-replicating, autoreplicating
copiador [n] copier
copior [n] copier, copyist
fotocopia [v] photocopy, xerox
fotocopia [n] photocopy
fotocopiador [n] photocopier
coprolito [n] coprolith, coprolite
copta [a] Coptic (Christianity)
copta [n] Copt
copula [v] copulate, mate, have sex
copula [n] copulation, coitus, mating, lovemaking, sex
poscopulal [a] postcoital
precopula [v] foreplay
precopula [n] foreplay
precopulal [a] precoital
cor [n] heart (including cards), core, kernel; crux
cor de pais [n] heartland
corin [a] heartlike, heart-shaped, cordate
descorador [n] decorer, corer
descori [v] decore, core
multicoral [a] multicore
sin cor [a] heartless
coraco- [P] coraco- (hook-like)
coracoide [n] coracoid
coraje [n] courage, bravery, valor/valour, nerve
corajosa [a] brave, courageous, valorous, valiant, bold, plucky, feisty, gutsy, stout-hearted
corajosi [v] become braver, gain courage, pluck up courage, take heart
descorajosi [v] become less brave, lose courage, lose heart, lose one's nerve, get cold feet, chicken out
noncorajosa [a] faint-hearted, timid
sin coraje [a] cowardly, gutless, spineless
coraji [v] encourage, urge, exhort, embolden, foster, hearten
coraji [n] encouragement, exhortation
corajinte [a] hortative, exhortative, exhortatory
descoraji [v] discourage, demoralize/demoralise, dishearten, unnerve, daunt, deter, get (someone) down
descoraji [n] discouragement, despondency
descorajida [a] discouraged, dejected, demoralized/demoralised, disheartened, despondent, heartsick
descorajinte [a] discouraging, demoralizing/demoralising, daunting
recoraji [v] reencourage
coral [n] coral
Mar Coral [n] Coral Sea
corasa [n] cuirass
corasi [v] cuirass, armor-plate/armour-plate
corasida [n] battleship, dreadnought (warship)
Corcovado [n] Corcovado
Golfo Corcovado [n] Gulf of Corcovado, Corcovado Gulf
corda [n] cord, rope, lanyard; chord (geometry)
corda de abri [n] ripcord
corda de campana [n] bell pull, bell rope
corda de salva [n] lifeline
corda de vestes [n] clothesline, washing line
corda elastica [n] elastic cord, bungee, bungee rope
corda ombilical [n] umbilical cord
corda tensada [n] tightrope
corda vosal [n] vocal cord
cordeta [n] string, twine; shoelace, shoestring, bootlace; thin strap
cordeta fronsinte [n] drawstring
cordetin [a] stringy
cordi [v] cordon
cordi [n] cordon (of rope or otherwise)
cordin [a] cordlike, ropelike
cordon [n] thick rope, cable, hawser
sin corda [a] cordless
cordato [n] chordate (organism)
cordita [n] cordite
cordoba [n] córdoba
core [v] run, race; flow
core [n] run (including cricket), running
core lenta [v] jog
core lenta [n] jog, jogging
core sin restrinje [v] careen, career, hurtle
core tra bates [E] run the gauntlet
core tra campania [n] cross-country running
core tra distantia longa [v] run long-distance
core tra distantia longa [n] long-distance running, endurance running
con la corente [a] downstream
contra la corente [a] upstream
corente [n] current (water, electricity); courante (dance, music)
corente alternante [n] alternating current, AC
corente de aira [n] airstream
corente de jeta [n] jet stream
corente direta [n] direct current, DC
corente dominante [n] mainstream
corente eletrical [n] electric current
corente traversal [n] crosscurrent
corente xef [n] mainstream
coror [n] runner, jogger
sucorente [n] undercurrent
corea [n] leash, lead, strap, thong
corein [a] straplike
lia con corea [v] leash, strap
corea [n] chorea (medical)
Corea [n] Korea
Baia Corea [n] Korea Bay, Korean Bay
Corea Norde [n] North Korea
Corea Sude [n] South Korea
corean [a] Korean (person, language)
corean [n] Korean (person, language)
Streta Corea [n] Korea Strait
coredor [n] corridor, aisle, passageway, hall, hallway
coredor de mori [n] death row
coredor esterna [n] breezeway, covered walkway
coregon [n] whitefish
corente [a] current, ongoing, topical, present, up to date
corente [A] currently, nowadays
corenti [n] updating, update
corenti [v] update, bring up to date
corentia [n] currentness, currency, up-to-dateness
coreografia [n] choreography
coreografi [v] choreograph
coreografiste [n] choreographer
coreolojia [n] choreology, dance notation
coresponde [v] correspond, match (communicate, be equivalent)
coresponde [n] correspondence, equivalence
coresponde a lunlotra [n] one-to-one correspondence
corespondente [a] corresponding, equivalent, matching; epistolary, (by) correspondence
corespondente [n] correspondent (letter writer, reporter); counterpart, equivalent, answer (to)
no coresponde [v] mismatch, be out of sync, be out of kilter
noncoresponde [n] mismatch
coreta [a] correct, right; appropriate, proper, impeccable
autocoreti [v] autocorrect, self-correct
autocoretinte [a] self-correcting
coretable [a] correctable, corrigible
coreti [v] become correct
coreti [v] correct; proofread, emend
coreti [n] correction; discipline
coretia [n] correctness
coretor [n] corrector, proofreader, copyreader
noncoreta [a] incorrect, wrong; inappropriate, amiss
noncoretable [a] uncorrectable, incorrigible
noncoretia [n] incorrectness, wrongness
corgi [n] corgi
coriandro [n] coriander (plant, spice), cilantro, Chinese parsley
corimbo [n] corymb
corindon [n] corundum (crystal)
Corinto [n] Corinth
corintian [a] Corinthian
corion [n] chorion (biology)
corional [a] chorionic
cormo [n] corm (botany)
cormoran [n] cormorant, shag
cornalina [n] carnelian (gem)
cornamusa [n] bagpipe, bagpipes
cornamusa eres [n] uilleann pipes
cornamusor [n] piper
cornea [n] cornea
corneal [a] corneal
corneo [n] dogwood (plant, wood)
corneta [n] cornet (musical instrument)
corneta engles [n] English horn, cor anglais
corneta natural [n] bugle, natural trumpet, natural cornet
cornetor [n] bugler
cornisa [n] ledge, sill, cornice
cornisa de fenetra [n] windowsill
cornisa de foco [n] hob (surface beside a fire)
corno [n] horn (animal, music), antler
corno alpan [n] alphorn, alpenhorn, alpine horn
corno de abunda [n] cornucopia, horn of plenty
corno de servo [n] antler
corni [v] behorn, give horns to; cuckold, cheat on (spouse)
corni [n] cuckoldry, adultery
cornida [a] horned; cuckolded, cheated on
cornida [n] horned creature; cuckold
cornin [a] horny, hornlike
tricorno [n] tricorn, tricorne (hat)
unicorno [n] unicorn
Unicorno [n] Monoceros (constellation)
coro [n] choir, chorus
coral [a] choral
coral [n] choral work; chorale
coriste [n] chorister
corode [v] corrode
corode [v] corrode
corode [n] corrosion
anticorodente [a] anticorrosive
corodente [a] corroding, corrosive, caustic
noncorodente [a] non-corrosive; rustproof
corola [n] corolla (botany)
corolario [n] corollary
corona [n] crown; corona
Corona Norde [n] Corona Borealis (constellation)
Corona Sude [n] Corona Australis (constellation)
coroneta [n] coronet, tiara, diadem
coroni [v] crown
coroni [n] crowning, coronation
coronin [a] crownlike, crown-shaped
descoroni [v] uncrown
coronavirus [n] coronavirus
coronel [n] colonel
corpo [n] body (person, animal, vehicle); corps (military)
corpo de baleto [n] corps de ballet, chorus line
corpo de comunica [n] signal corps
corpo mamelin [n] mammillary body
corpo mor [n] dead body, corpse, cadaver, carcass
anticorpo [n] antibody, immunoglobulin
corpal [a] corporal, corporeal, somatic
corpeta [n] corpuscle
corpi [v] become embodied, incarnate
corpi [v] embody, be the embodiment of, incarnate
corpi [n] embodiment
corpin [a] bodylike, close-fitting, figure-hugging, form-fitting, tight-fitting, skintight
corposa [a] fat, overweight, plump, corpulent, portly, stout, flabby, obese
corposia [n] fatness, plumpness, corpulence, portliness, stoutness
de corpo capas [a] able-bodied
descorpi [v] become disembodied
descorpida [a] disembodied
sin corpo [a] bodiless, disembodied, incorporeal
corpora [v] incorporate
corpora [n] incorporation; corporation, guild; corporate (company)
corpus [n] corpus (texts)
corsa [v] race
corsa [n] race; racing
corsa de autos [n] motor racing, car racing, auto racing
corsa de cavalos [n] horse race; horseracing
corsa de dragsteres [n] drag race
corsa de orienta [n] orienteering
corsa de ostaculos [n] hurdle race
corsa de rele [n] relay race
corsa de salta [n] steeplechase
corsa de sci [n] cross-country skiing
corsor [n] racer
corsor de ostaculos [n] hurdler
precorsor [n] pacemaker, pacesetter (in race)
corsario [n] corsair, privateer (person); privateer, private ship
barcon de corsario [n] privateer, private ship
corseto [n] corset, girdle, bodice
corseti [v] corset
corsetida [a] corseted
corseton [n] bodice
corsetor [n] corsetiere
Corsica [n] Corsica
corsican [a] Corsican (person, language)
corsican [n] Corsican (person, language)
corta [a] short, brief, stubby
corta pos [p] shortly after, soon after
cortador [n] clippers (electric)
corti [v] shorten, become shorter
corti [v] shorten, cut short, trim, clip, prune, crop, lop, abbreviate, abridge, curtail
corti [n] trim, abbreviation (action, result)
corti de capeles [n] haircut
corti de perspetiva [n] foreshortening
corti par du metres [E] become two meters/metres shorter (in length)
corti sua barba [v] trim one's beard
corti la erba [v] cut the grass, mow the lawn
cortia [n] brevity
cortierba [n] lawnmower, mower, grass cutter
cortierba puiable [n] push mower, unmotorized/unmotorised lawnmower
cortiungia [n] nail clipper
cortor [n] cutter, mower (person)
pos corta [A] soon, shortly, before long
tra corta [A] for a short time
corte [n] court (law, royal); courthouse, courtroom; tribunal
corte de apela [n] court of appeal, appellate court
corte militar [n] court martial, military court
corte suprema [n] supreme court
cortan [n] courtier
cortea [v] court, woo, date
cortea [n] courtship, date, dating
corteal [a] courting, dating
compete corteal [v] rut
compete corteal [n] rut
corteor [n] date, wooer, suitor
periodo corteal [n] mating season, rut, estrus/oestrus
cortes [a] courteous, polite, cordial, decorous, urbane
cortesia [n] courtesy, politeness, civility, etiquette, manners, decorum, propriety
cortesia de rede [n] netiquette
noncortes [a] discourteous, impolite, rude, impudent, cheeky, irreverent, impertinent, sassy, tactless, gruff, surly, mouthy, overfamiliar, presumptuous, unmannerly
noncortesia [n] impoliteness, rudeness, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, nerve, irreverence, impertinence, sass
cortesan [n] courtesan, hetaera
cortex [n] cortex; bark (tree)
cortex de tanin [n] tanbark
cortex serebral [n] cerebral cortex
cortexal [a] cortical
descortexi [v] decorticate, remove the bark from
neocortex [n] neocortex
corticosteroide [a] corticosteroid
corticosteroide [n] corticosteroid
cortina [n] curtain, drape
cortina alta [n] valance, pelmet
cortina enrolante [n] window blind, window shade
cortina venezian [n] venetian blind, jalousie
cortinas [n] curtains, drapery
sin cortina [a] uncurtained
cortisona [n] cortisone (hormone)
coruga [v] corrugate
corugada [a] corrugated, wrinkled, crinkled, crinkly, wrinkly, crumpled, striated
coruna [n] koruna
corveta [n] corvette (ship)
corvo [n] crow, raven
corvo american [n] American crow
corvo blanca-negra [n] pied crow
corvo comun [n] carrion crow
corvo de jungla [n] jungle crow, large-billed crow
corvo gris [n] hooded crow, hoodie
Corvo [n] Corvus (constellation)
corvo pexante [n] fish crow
corvon [n] raven
cosa [n] thing, affair, matter, entity
coseta [n] thingy, thingummy, thingamajig, thingamabob, whatsit, wossname, whatchamacallit, doodad, doodah, doobry, doohickey, hickey
no cosa [n] nothing
no cosa plu ca [E] nothing more than, merely, simply, just
noncosa [n] non-entity, (a) nothing, (a) nobody, also-ran, zero, minnow
noncosia [n] nothingness
cosa [a] Xhosa (person, language)
cosa [n] Xhosa (person, language)
cose [v] sew, stitch
cose [n] sewing, stitching, needlework
cose de orlo [n] hemstitch
cose laxe [v] baste, tack
cosador [n] sewing machine
coseda [a] sewn, stitched
coseda par mano [a] handsewn, handstitched
cosor [n] sewer, seamster, seamstress
descose [v] unstitch, unravel
cosina [n] kitchen, galley
cosinal [a] culinary
cosineta [n] kitchenette
cosini [v] cook
cosini [n] cooking, cookery, cuisine, cooking style
cosini refinada [n] haute cuisine
cosinor [n] cook
cosineto [n] bearing (machinery)
cosix [n] coccyx, tailbone
cosmetica [a] cosmetic
cosmetica [n] cosmetic
cosmeticisme [n] cosmetology
cosmeticiste [n] cosmetologist, beautician
cosmo [n] cosmos
cosmal [a] cosmic
macrocosmo [n] macrocosm
microcosmo [n] microcosm
cosmogonia [n] cosmogony
cosmolojia [n] cosmology
cosmolojial [a] cosmological
cosmolojiste [n] cosmologist
Cosovo [n] Kosovo
cosovan [a] Kosovan
cosovan [n] Kosovan
cosplea [v] cosplay
cosplea [n] cosplay
cospleor [n] cosplayer
costa [n] coast, shore, seashore, seacoast, waterside
a lado de costa [A] off the coast
costal [a] coastal, littoral, offshore
costal [A] offshore
sin costa [a] landlocked
Costa de Ivor [n] Ivory Coast, Côte d'Ivoire
ivorian [a] Ivorian
ivorian [n] Ivorian
Costa Rica [n] Costa Rica
costarican [a] Costa Rican, Costarican
costarican [n] Costa Rican, Costarican
costela [n] rib; chop (meat)
costela de porco [n] pork rib, spare rib
costeleta [n] cutlet
costelin [a] ribbed, corded
costelin [n] rib, ridge, wale (fabric)
costum [n] custom, routine, usage, social convention
costumal [a] customary, conventional, default, pro forma, routine
costumal [A] customarily, conventionally, routinely
noncostumal [a] uncustomary, unconventional
costur [n] seam
costur interna [n] inseam, inside-leg seam
costurin [a] seamlike
cotel [n] knife, shiv
cotel composada [n] Swiss army knife
cotel de cosinor [n] chef's knife
cotel de pox [n] pocket knife, folding knife, jackknife, penknife
cotel ejetable [n] flick knife, ejector knife, spring knife, switchblade
cotel osilante [n] herb chopper, mezzaluna, hachoir
colpa con cotel [v] stab, jab
colpa con cotel [n] stab, jab
coteli [v] cut, stab (with knife)
cotelon [n] cutlass
cotiledon [n] cotyledon (botany)
cotinga [n] cotinga (bird)
cotino [n] smoke tree
coto [n] koto (musical instrument)
coton [n] cotton (plant, fiber/fibre)
coton asorbente [n] cotton wool
coton de zucar [n] cotton candy, candyfloss
de coton [a] (made of) cotton
cotoneta [n] cotton swab, cotton bud
cotonin [a] cottony, cottonlike
coturnix [n] quail (bird)
covid-19 [n] COVID-19
covid [n] covid
covre [v] cover, coat; plaster, slather (something with)
covre [n] coverage, coat, coating
covre completa [v] fully cover, provide full coverage
covre partal [v] overlap
a covre de [p] covering, coating, all over
covrebuco [n] stopgap; patch (repair)
covreburo [n] desk pad, desk protector
covrecasola [n] saucepan lid
covrecolo [n] neckscarf; gorget (throat protector)
covrecuxin [n] cushion cover, pillowcase
covreda [a] covered; overcast; plastered (with)
covrefas [n] face covering, face mask
covrefenetra [n] shutter
covregama [n] legging (protective)
covrejeno [n] kneepad
covreleto [n] blanket, quilt, duvet, bedspread, counterpane, coverlet
covrelibro [n] dust jacket, dust wrapper, book jacket
covremanico [n] potholder
covrente [a] covering, coating
covrente [p] covering, coating, all over
covrente [n] cover, covering, lid, top, cap
covrente desfisable [n] detachable cover, slipcover, loose cover
covreoio [n] eyepatch
covreorea [n] earmuff, earmuffs
covrepede [n] (piece of) footwear
covrepeto [n] bib (overalls)
covreplato [n] dish cover
covresentro [n] hubcap
covreseso [n] loincloth, breechcloth, breechclout; cache-sexe
covreta [v] lightly cover, partially cover, dust, sprinkle, strew
covreta [n] light covering, partial covering, dusting, sprinkling; placket; fly, flies
covretable [n] tablecloth
covretesta [n] (piece of) headgear, headwear
covreteta [n] nipple shield; pastie
covretibia [n] shinpad, shinguard
covretota [n] overalls, coverall, boilersuit, jumpsuit
covrevaso [n] tea cosy
covreveranda [n] awning
descovrable [a] discoverable
descovre [v] discover, uncover, find out, ascertain
descovre [n] discovery
descovror [n] discoverer
noncovreda [a] uncovered, not covered
redescovre [v] rediscover, become reacquainted with
(retira) noncovreda [n] overdraft
coxa [n] thigh
coxea [v] limp, hobble
coxea [n] limp, limping, hobbling
coxeante [a] lame, gimpy; shaky, wobbly, rickety, wonky
coxeor [n] limper, gimp
coxinilia [n] scale insect
cozac [a] Cossack
cozac [n] Cossack
cozatxoc [n] kozachok, kazachok (dance)
cp. [C] cf., compare
crabe [n] crab
crabe-de-rio [n] crayfish
Crabe [n] Cancer (constellation)
crac [n] crack, crunch, snap
crac [e] crack, crunch, snap
craci [v] crack, crunch, scrunch, snap
craci [v] crack, crunch, scrunch, snap; crack, hack (break software security)
craci [n] crack, hack (software)
cracinte [a] crunchy
cracosa [a] crunchy, crisp, crispy
crac [n] crack, crack cocaine
cracen [n] kraken
cracer [n] cracker, saltine
cracer de segal [n] crispbread
crampo [n] cramp (muscle)
crampon [n] crampon, stud (boot)
cranio [n] skull, cranium
cranial [a] cranial
craniolojia [n] craniology
cranog [n] crannog
crase [v] crush, squash, mash, crumple, flatten, smash, run over
crase [n] crushing, squashing
crase su pede [v] crush under foot, trample, tread on
crasador [n] crusher, cracker
crasenoza [n] nutcracker
crasula [n] jade plant, friendship tree, lucky plant, money tree
crater [n] crater
crater volcanal [n] caldera
craton [n] craton (geology)
cravata [n] necktie, tie
cravata papilin [n] bow tie
crea [v] create, make, craft, cause to exist
crea [n] creation (action); genesis
autocreada [a] self-made (person); home-made (object)
cocrea [v] cocreate
cocrea [n] cocreation (action)
cocreada [n] cocreation (product)
cocreor [n] cocreator
creada [a] created
creada [n] creature, creation (product)
creante [a] creating, creative
creisme [n] creationism
creiste [n] creationist
creor [n] creator
creosa [a] creative
creosia [n] creativity
malcreada [a] badly made, ill-made
malcreada [n] badly made object; miscreant
recrea [v] recreate (create anew), remake; cover (music)
recrea [n] recreation (repeated creation, leisure activity); playtime; remake (film); cover version (music)
recreal [a] recreational
creatina [n] creatine
creatinina [n] creatinine
crede [v] believe
crede [n] belief, creed, credo, doctrine, conviction
crede a [v] believe in
credable [a] believable, credible, plausible
credablia [n] credibility
credor [n] believer
credosa [a] credulous, gullible, trusting, superstitious
credosia [n] credulity
intercredal [a] interfaith, cross-faith
malcrede [n] misbelief
no crede [v] disbelieve
noncredable [a] unbelievable, incredible; incredibly good, fabulous, fantastic
noncredable [A] unbelievably, incredibly
noncredablia [n] incredibility
noncrede [n] disbelief, incredulity
noncredente [a] disbelieving, incredulous
noncredor [n] non-believer, infidel
credito [n] credit (money)
crediti [v] credit (an account, a person) with
creditor [n] creditor
en credito [a] in credit, in the black (account)
microcredito [n] microcredit
par credito [A] on credit
crema [a] cream (color/colour)
crema [n] cream, lotion
crema ardeda [n] crème brûlée, burnt cream, Trinity cream
crema asida [n] sour cream, smetana
crema bateda [n] whipped cream
crema baieres [n] Bavarian cream, bavarois
crema catalan [n] crema catalana
crema de bur [n] buttercream
crema de caramel [n] crème caramel, caramel custard, caramel pudding, flan
crema de la crema [n] crème de la crème
crema de menta [n] crème de menthe
crema de ovos [n] custard
crema de rasa [n] shaving cream, shaving foam
crema de sosia [n] cream of society, high society
crema de zucar [n] marshmallow cream, marshmallow topping
crema engles [n] crème anglaise, custard
crema grasosa [n] heavy cream, double cream
crema italian [n] panna cotta
crema jelada [n] ice cream
crema rojinte [n] rouge
crema solal [n] suncream, sunblock, sunscreen
cremeria [n] creamery
cremeta [n] custard
cremi [v] cream (add cream to)
cremin [a] creamy (creamlike)
cremosa [a] creamy (full of cream)
descremi [v] skim
descremida [a] skimmed (milk)
cremaster [n] cremaster (muscle)
creol [a] creole
creol [n] creole
creol aitian [a] Haitian Creole, Kreyol Ayisyen
creol aitian [n] Haitian Creole, Kreyol Ayisyen
creolin [a] creole-like, typical for creole languages, in the style of creole languages
creolojia [n] creolistics, creology
creolojiste [n] creolist, creologist
creosota [n] creosote
crepe [n] crêpe, pancake, flapjack, hotcake
crepita [v] crackle, sizzle
crepita [n] crackle, sizzle
crepitante [a] crackling, crackly (including recording)
crepusculo [n] dusk, evening twilight, evening half-light, crepuscle, crepuscule
crepusculal [a] crepuscular
crese [v] grow, develop, expand, increase
crese [v] grow, develop, expand, increase
crese [n] growth, development, expansion; growth (thing that has naturally grown), excrescence
crese dentes [v] teethe
crese rapida [v] grow quickly, burgeon
cresable [a] growable, expandable, expansible
cresedas [n] produce (fruit and vegetables)
cresente [a] growing, increasing
cresente [A] increasingly, more and more, ever more
cresente [n] crescent; croissant; crescendo
descrese [v] decrease, decline, deteriorate, decay, ebb, wane, go downhill, cease to flourish
descresente [a] decreasing, decrescendo
descresentisme [n] degrowth
descresentiste [a] degrowth proponent, degrowther
malcrese [v] grow badly, have stunted growth
malcrese [v] stunt (the growth of)
recrese [v] regrow, regenerate
recrese [v] regrow, regenerate
sempre cresente [a] ever growing, ever increasing
sucrese [v] undergrow, grow insufficiently, be stunted, be underdeveloped
creson [n] cress
creson de acua [n] watercress
crespa [a] frizzy
crespi [v] frizz
crespi [v] frizz
cresta [n] crest (wave, bird, heraldic), ridge
cresta de gal [n] cockscomb
cresta de la arte [n] state of the art
cresta de la tecnolojia [n] state of the art
cresta de neva [n] snowbank, snowdrift
cresta sajital [n] sagittal crest
cresta spumosa [n] whitecap, white horse
cresti [v] crest (wave)
cresti [v] give a crest to
crestida [a] crested
creta [n] chalk
creti [v] chalk (up)
cretasica [a] Cretaceous (geology)
cretasica [n] Cretaceous (geology)
cretin [a] cretinous, moronic
cretin [n] cretin, moron
cretinia [a] cretinousness
cretinisme [n] cretinism, congenital iodine deficiency syndrome
creve [v] burst, puncture, pop
creve [n] puncture
creve de cor [n] heartbreak
con cor creveda [a] heartbroken
crevecor [n] heartbreaker; tearjerker
creveda [a] burst, punctured
cri [a] Cree (person, language)
cri [n] Cree (person, language)
cria [v] cry, shout, scream, yell, yelp, bawl, holler, outcry
cria [n] cry, shout, scream, yell, yelp, bawl, outcry
cria burlante [n] jeer, catcall
crieta [v] whimper
crieta [n] whimper
crior [n] crier, shouter; screamer (bird)
cribaje [n] cribbage (card game)
criceta [n] cricket (sport)
cricetor [n] cricketer
crico [n] jack (for lifting)
crici [v] jack up
cril [n] krill (crustacean)
Crim [n] Crimea
crimsce [a] Crimean
crimsce [n] Crimean
crimin [n] crime, offense/offence
crimin de gera [n] war crime
crimin de odia [n] hate crime, bias crime
crimin major [n] felony
crimin minor [n] misdemeanor/misdemeanour
crimin organizada [n] organized/organised crime, mob, racket
criminal [a] criminal, delinquent, nefarious
criminali [v] criminalize/criminalise, turn to crime, break bad
criminali [v] criminalize/criminalise
criminalia [n] criminality; underworld
criminor [n] criminal, delinquent, lawbreaker, malefactor, hoodlum, felon, crook
descriminali [v] decriminalize/decriminalise
descriminali [v] decriminalize/decriminalise
sibercrimin [n] cybercrime
sibercriminal [n] cybercriminal
criminolojia [n] criminology
criminolojiste [n] criminologist
-crin [S] -crine (secreting)
crinera [n] mane, mop (hair), shock of hair; horsehair
crinoide [n] crinoid (organism)
crinolina [n] crinoline
crio [n] Krio (language)
criobiolojia [n] cryobiology
criofilia [n] cryophilia
criofilica [a] cryophilic
criofilica [n] cryophile
criojen [a] cryogenic, cryonic
criojenia [n] cryogenics
crioseci [v] freeze-dry, cryodesiccate, lyophilize/lyophilise
criosirurjia [n] cryosurgery
criovolcan [n] cryovolcano, ice volcano
criovolcanisme [n] cryovolcanism
cripta [n] crypt
criptido [n] cryptid
cripto- [P] crypto-
criptografia [n] cryptography, cryptology
criptografial [a] cryptographic
criptografiste [n] cryptographer, cryptologist
cripton [n] krypton
criptonita [n] kryptonite
cris [n] kris (dagger)
crisalida [n] chrysalis, pupa
crisantemo [n] chrysanthemum
crise [n] crisis, emergency
crise coler [n] temper tantrum
crise mental [n] mental breakdown, nervous breakdown
crisin [a] emergency, critical
crisor [n] emergency worker
crisol [n] crucible, melting pot
crisopa [n] lacewing (insect)
cristal [a] crystalline
cristal [n] crystal
cristal licuida [n] liquid crystal
cristali [v] crystallize/crystallise, effloresce
cristali [v] crystallize/crystallise, effloresce
cristali [n] crystallization/crystallisation
cristalografia [n] crystallography
cristalografiste [n] crystallographer
cristian [a] Christian
cristian [n] Christian
cristiani [v] christianize/christianise
cristiani [v] christianize/christianise, evangelize/evangelise
cristiani [n] christianization/christianisation
cristiania [n] Christianity (characteristic; religion)
cristianisme [n] Christianity
descristiani [v] dechristianize/dechristianise
descristiani [v] dechristianize/dechristianise
descristiani [n] dechristianization/dechristianisation
mundo cristian [n] Christendom
paleocristian [a] early Christian
Cristo [n] Christ
Anticristo [n] Antichrist
cristogram [n] christogram
criterio [n] criterion (pl. criteria)
Criti [n] Crete
critica [a] Cretan
critica [n] Cretan
critica [v] criticize/criticise, reproach, lambaste/lambast, tell off, henpeck; critique, second-guess (US)
critica [n] criticism, reproach, sideswipe; critique
criticante [a] critical, mordant, trenchant
criticiste [n] critic (art)
criticor [n] critic, opponent
Crixna [n] Krishna
crixnaisme [n] Krishnaism, Hare Krishna
crixnaiste [a] Krishnaist
crixnaiste [n] Krishnaist
Croatia [n] Croatia
croatian [a] Croatian (person, language)
croatian [n] Croatian (person, language)
croceta [n] croquette (food)
croceta [n] croquet (game, shot)
croco [n] crocus
crocodil [n] crocodile
crocodili [v] become a crocodile, behave like a crocodile; (colloquial) use another language among Elefen speakers
cromatica [a] chromatic
dicromatica [a] dichromatic
monocromatica [a] monochrome, monochromatic, black and white
noncromatica [a] achromatic
policromatica [a] polychrome, polychromatic
tricromatica [a] trichromatic
tricromaticia [n] trichromatism; trichromacy
cromatida [n] chromatid
cromatina [n] chromatin
cromato [n] chromate (chemistry)
cromo [n] chromium
cromi [v] chrome-plate, chromium-plate
cromida [a] chrome-plated, chromium-plated
cromida [n] chrome
cromo- [P] chromo-
cromorno [n] krummhorn, crumhorn (musical instrument)
cromosfera [n] chromosphere
cromosoma [n] chromosome
cromosomal [a] chromosomal
crona [n] krona
crone [n] krone
cronica [a] chronic (medical)
crono- [P] chrono-
cronolojia [n] chronology, chronicle, timeline
cronolojial [a] chronological
cronolojiste [n] chronologist, chronicler
cronometre [n] chronometer, stopwatch, timer
cronometri [v] time
cronometri [n] timing, timekeeping, measurement of time
cronometriste [n] timekeeper
crosta [n] crust; scab; rind (cheese)
crosti [v] encrust, cake
crosti [v] encrust, cake
crosti [n] encrustation
crostosa [a] crusty
crotal [n] rattlesnake, rattler
croxe [v] crochet
cru [a] raw, uncooked, crude, gross
cruel [a] cruel, ruthless, dastardly, vicious, cut-throat
cruelia [n] cruelty, ruthlessness, viciousness
cruji [v] creak (low-pitched), groan
cruji [v] creak (low-pitched), groan
cruji [n] creak (low-pitched), groan
crujinte [a] creaking, creaky; husky (voice)
crumpeta [n] crumpet (cake)
crup [n] croup (medical)
crure [n] crus (anatomy)
crus [n] cross; crucifix; withers (horse)
crus de vias [n] crossroads
Crus [n] Crux (constellation)
crus serifida [n] serifed cross, cross pattée, Templar cross
Crus Roja [n] Red Cross
crusi [v] crucify
crusi [n] crucifixion
crusin [a] crosslike, cross-shaped, cruciform
crusa [v] cross, intersect
crusa [v] cross, intersect
crusa [n] crossing, intersection
crusa plana [n] level crossing, grade crossing
crusa sua brasos [E] cross one's arms, fold one's arms
crusa sua gamas [E] cross one's legs
crusada [a] crossed
crusante [a] crossing, intersecting, crisscross, transverse
descrusa [v] uncross (arms, legs)
crusada [v] crusade
crusada [n] crusade
crusador [n] crusader
crusca [n] bran
cruser [a] cruising
cruser [n] cruiser (warship)
cruser de batalia [n] battlecruiser (warship)
cruseri [v] cruise
crustaseo [n] crustacean; shellfish
crut [n] crwth, crowd, rote (musical instrument)
cruton [n] crouton
ctenoforo [n] ctenophore (organism)
cua [m] what
cua de? [E] what about?, how about?
cua de enferno? [E] what the hell?
cua de mundo? [E] what on earth?
cua es la data? [E] what is the date?
cua es la ora? [E] what is the time?
cual [D] (interrogative) what, which
cual [m] (interrogative) what, which, which one; (relative) which, that (cannot be omitted)
cual cosa? [m] what, which thing?
de cual ... sua [E] whose, of which
sur cual ... lo [E] (interrogative) about what ... it?; (relative) which, that ... it (used instead of compressed expressions like _what was he asking if I liked?_ and _this is is the book which I said I would show you_)
cuac [e] quack (duck); ribbit (frog)
cuaci [v] quack; croak
cuaci [n] quack; croak
cuaderno [n] exercise book, practice book, notebook
cuadrante [n] quadrant
cuadrato [n] quad, quadrat, em quad, em quadrat, em
cuadrilia [n] quadrille (dance, music)
cuadrilion [D] (a) quadrillion, a thousand million million
cuadro [a] square
cuadro [n] square
cuadrador [n] set square, carpenter's square
Cuadrador [n] Norma (constellation)
cuadral [a] quadratic, square (root)
cuadreta [n] check (square in a pattern)
cuadretosa [a] checked, checkered
cuadri [v] square, become square
cuadri [v] square, make square
cuadri la sirculo [v] square the circle
cuadrida [a] squared
cuaga [n] quagga (zebra)
cuai [n] chopstick
Cuait [n] Kuwait
cuaiti [a] Kuwaiti
cuaiti [n] Kuwaiti
Cuala Lumpur [n] Kuala Lumpur
cualce [D] any (at all), whichever (you like), arbitrary
cualce [A] any, to any extent, at all
cualce [m] any (no matter which), whichever; so-and-so
cualces [m] any (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
cualce cosa [m] anything (at all), whatever (you like)
cualce cosa cual [s] whatever, anything which
cualcun [m] anyone, anybody (doesn't matter who), whoever (you like), whosoever
cualcun [n] everyman, man in the street
cualcun ci [E] anyone who, whoever
cuale [n] quale (philosophy)
cuali [v] qualify (for something), be eligible (for something)
cuali [v] qualify (someone for something, grammar)
cuali [n] qualification
cualinte [a] qualifying, eligible
cualinte [n] qualifier (grammar)
descuali [v] disqualify (someone)
descuali [n] disqualification
noncualinte [a] ineligible
cualia [n] quality, feature, trait, attribute, property, characteristic, streak, aura
cualia de labora [n] quality of work, workmanship
cualia de parla [n] quality of speech, diction
cualia de vive [n] quality of life, well-being, welfare
cualia spesial [n] feature, special feature
cualia unica [n] unique characteristic, unique feature, idiosyncrasy
cualial [a] qualitative
cualias nesesada [n] necessary qualities, right stuff
de cualia alta [a] high-quality, vintage
sin cualias [a] featureless
cuando [A] (interrogative) when; (relative) at which time
cuando [s] when
a cuando [s] as (at the moment when)
ante cuando [s] before (the time when)
asta cuando [s] until, till (the time when)
de cuando [s] since the time when, ever since
en cuando [s] while, whilst, as, during the time when
estra cuando [s] except when, unless
pos cuando [s] after (the time when)
sempre cuando [s] whenever
tra cuando [s] as long as, so long as
cuantia [n] quantity, amount, magnitude; number (quantity, not position in sequence)
cuantia de abitores [n] population (figure)
cuantia de mores [n] death toll
cuantia de regardores [n] audience size, ratings, viewing figures
cuantia persental [n] percentage
cuantial [a] quantitative
cuanti [v] quantify
cuanti [n] quantification
cuantiosa [a] numerous, very many, in large quantities
noncuantiosa [a] few, few in number
un bon cuantia de [E] a good quantity of, a fair number of, quite a lot of, plenty of
cuantil [n] quantile
cuanto [D] (interrogative) how many, how much
cuanto [A] (interrogative) how many, how much
cuanto [s] as many as, as much as, inasmuch as, insofar as, as far as, so far as,to the extent that
per cuanto tempo [E] how much time, how long (intended)
tra cuanto tempo [E] how much time, how long (elapsed)
cuanto [n] quantum
cuantal [a] quantum
cuantos [n] quanta
cuanza [n] kwanza
cuarc [n] quark
cuarc alta [n] top quark
cuarc asendente [n] up quark
cuarc basa [n] bottom quark
cuarc desendente [n] down quark
cuarc encantada [n] charm quark
cuarc strana [n] strange quark
cuaresma [n] lent (Christianity)
cuaresmal [a] lenten
cuarta [a] fourth (musical interval)
cuarta [n] fourth (musical interval)
cuartil [n] quartile
cuarzo [n] quartz
cuasar [n] quasar
cuasi [A] almost, nearly, virtually, practically, pretty much, as good as, nigh on, not quite, just less than
cuasi cadun [m] almost everyone
cuasi- [P] quasi-
cuatrim [n] 25-cent piece, quarter, farthing (coin)
cuatro [D] four
cuatro [a] fourth (ordinal)
cuatro- [P] quadr-, quadri-
a cuatro veses [A] four times
cuatran [a] four years old, aged four
cuatran [n] four-year-old
cuatri [v] quarter
cuatri [v] quarter, group into fours
cuatri [n] quarter, fourth (fraction)
cuatri- [P] quarter-
cuatri prima [n] first quarter (moon)
cuatri ultima [n] last quarter (moon)
Cuatri Vacua [n] Empty Quarter, Rub al Khali, Great Sandy Desert
cuatrida [a] quartered; quarto (book size)
cuatruple [a] quadruple
cuatruple [n] quartet, foursome; quatrain
cuatrupli [v] quadruple
cuatrupli [v] quadruple
cuatrupli [n] quadrupling, quadruplication
cuatronar [a] quaternary
cuatronar [n] Quaternary
cuatxa [n] kwacha
cuaxiorcor [n] kwashiorkor (medical)
Cuba [n] Cuba
cuban [a] Cuban
cuban [n] Cuban
cubisme [n] cubism
cubiste [a] cubist
cubiste [n] cubist
cubit [n] qubit, quantum bit
cubo [a] cubic, cubical
cubo [n] cube
cubo de jelo [n] ice cube
cubi [v] become a cube
cubi [v] cube
cubida [a] cubed, to the third power
cubijelo [n] ice maker, ice machine, ice generator
cubin [a] cuboid, cubelike, cube-shaped
ipercubo [n] hypercube, tesseract
cuboide [a] cuboidal
cuboide [n] cuboid, orthohedron
cucabura [n] kookaburra
cucaraxa [n] cockroach, roach
cuci [n] cookie (web)
cucu [n] cuckoo
cucui [n] candlenut, candleberry (tree)
cucurucu [e] cock-a-doodle-doo, crow
cudzu [n] kudzu (plant)
cuecer [a] Quaker
cuecer [n] Quaker
cuecerisme [n] Quakerism (Christianity)
cuecto- [P] quecto-
cuer [a] queer (non-conforming)
cueria [n] queerness
teoria cuer [n] queer theory
cuerco [n] oak
cuerco sempreverde [n] evergreen oak, live oak
cuerco de suber [n] cork oak
cuerca [n] acorn
de cuerco [a] oak, oaken
cueta- [P] quetta-
cui [D] whose
cuicstep [n] quickstep (dance)
cuieta [a] quiet, calm, soft, faint, stealthy
cuieta [A] quietly, calmly, softly, faintly, stealthily; pianissimo
cuieti [v] quieten, calm, calm down
cuieti [v] quieten, calm, calm down, subdue
cuietia [n] quiet, calm, quietness, calmness, quietude
cuietisme [n] quietism
cuietiste [n] quietist
noncuieta [a] uneasy
cuinta [a] fifth (musical interval)
cuinta [n] fifth (musical interval)
cuiscal [n] grackle (bird)
Cuito [n] Quito
cuiz [n] quiz
culier [n] spoon, scoop
culier de deser [n] dessert spoon
culier de servi [n] tablespoon (utensil, measurement)
culier de sopa [n] soup spoon
culiereta [n] teaspoon, coffee spoon (utensil, measurement)
culieri [v] (transfer by, eat with) spoon
culierin [a] spoonlike, spoon-shaped
culieron [n] ladle, dipper
culmina [v] culminate, climax, peak, crest, come to a head
culmina [n] culmination, climax, peak, summit, top, crest, brow (of hill); paragon; punchline (of joke)
culmina con [v] culminate with, be surmounted with, be topped with
culmina de arbor [n] treetop
culmina de colina [n] hilltop
culmina de monte [n] mountaintop
anticulmina [v] reach an anticlimax, disappoint
anticulmina [n] anticlimax, disappointment, letdown, bathos
anticulminante [a] anticlimactic, bathetic
culminante [a] culminating, peaking, climaxing, climactic
culo [n] (colloquial) arse, ass, bum, butt, booty, fanny (US), rump, tush (buttocks); (insult) arse, jerk, schmuck, prat
culeta [n] (colloquial) bun, butt cheek (buttock)
culom [n] coulomb (unit of charge)
culote [n] French knickers, tap pants; boxer shorts, boxers
culpa [v] blame
culpa [n] blame
culpable [a] guilty, blameworthy, culpable, responsible, liable
culpable [n] culprit, guilty party
culpablia [n] guilt, responsibility, liability, fault
desculpa [v] exculpate, exonerate, vindicate, acquit, clear
desculpa [n] exoneration, vindication, acquittal; excuse
desculpada [a] exonerated
es desculpada [v] be exonerated, be acquitted, get off
nonculpable [a] blameless, innocent (of crime), not guilty
nonculpablia [n] blamelessness, innocence
cultiva [v] cultivate, farm, grow (something); till, work (the soil)
cultiva [n] crop, cultivation, agriculture, husbandry; culture (medical)
cultiva de uvas [n] viticulture
cultiva luante [v] sharecrop, farm to halves
alterna de cultiva [n] crop rotation
acuacultiva [n] aquaculture
cultivable [a] cultivatable, cultivable, arable, farmable, growable
cultivada [a] cultivated, farmed
cultivada a casa [a] homegrown
cultivador [n] cultivator, tiller, rototiller, rotavator
cultival [a] agricultural, agrarian
cultiveria [n] farm, farmstead, plantation
cultiveria grande [n] plantation, latifundium
cultivor [n] farmer, grower, agriculturalist, cultivator (person)
cultivor luante [n] sharecropper
cultivorisme [n] agrarianism
monocultiveria [n] monoculture, plantation
noncultivada [a] uncultivated, fallow
culto [n] cult
culto de personalia [n] personality cult, cult of the leader
cultiste [n] cultist
cultur [n] culture, lifestyle, ethos
cultural [a] cultural
contracultur [n] counterculture
contracultural [a] counterculture, countercultural
intercultural [a] intercultural, cross-cultural, cross-culture
multicultural [a] multicultural, cosmopolitan
multiculturalisme [n] multiculturalism
sosiocultural [a] sociocultural
sucultur [n] subculture
cuman [a] Cuman
cuman [n] Cuman
cumbia [n] cumbia (dance, music)
cumcuat [n] kumquat
cumin [n] cumin (plant, seed)
cumula [v] accumulate, amass, build up
cumula [v] accumulate, hoard, accrue, build up, squirrel away
cumula [n] accumulation, accrual, backlog, build-up, pile-up; heap, pile, mound
cumula de neva [n] snowpack
cumulador [n] accumulator (software, cryptography, energy)
cumulante [a] cumulative
cumulor [n] hoarder
cumulo [a] cumulus (cloud)
cumulo [n] cumulus
cumulin [a] cumulous (like cumulus clouds)
cumulosa [a] cumulous (containing cumulus clouds)
cumulonimbo [a] cumulonimbus (cloud)
cumulonimbo [n] cumulonimbus (cloud)
cuna [n] cradle
cuna texeda [n] cat's cradle, jack in the pulpit
cuni [v] cradle
cuna [n] kuna
cuneforma [a] cuneiform
cuneforma [n] cuneiform
cuneo [n] wedge, chock, shim; wedge (golf club)
cunein [a] wedge, wedge-shaped
cungfu [n] kung fu, wushu
cunilingo [n] cunnilingus
fa cunilingo [v] perform cunnilingus
cuno [n] (colloquial) pussy, fanny (UK), cunt (vagina)
leca la cuno [v] (colloquial) eat out, go down on (cunnilingus)
cuoca [n] quokka
cuol [n] quoll (animal)
cuoro [n] leather
cuoro suave [n] suede
cuoro vernisida [n] patent leather
cuorin [a] leathery
de cuoro [a] (made of) leather
cuorum [n] quorum
cuota [n] quota, allowance, supply
cupe [n] coupé (car)
Cupido [n] Cupid
cupola [n] dome, cupola
cupola bulbin [n] onion dome
cupola jeodesial [n] geodesic dome
cupolin [a] domelike, dome-shaped
cupre [n] copper
cupri [v] copper
cuprin [a] coppery
cupror [n] coppersmith
de cupre [a] (made of) copper
cuprica [a] cupric
cuprita [n] cuprite
cupronicel [n] cupronickel, copper-nickel
cuprosa [a] cuprous
cura [v] care, care for, take care of, nurse, nurture, look after, minister to; cure (meat)
cura [n] care, concern, nurture; care (means of treatment); custody
bon cura [e] take care, take care of yourself, stay well
cura personal [n] grooming, personal hygiene
cura prima [n] primary care
autocura [n] self-care
ci cura? [e] who cares? (disinterest)
curante [a] careful, deliberate; custodial
cureria [n] care home, nursing home
curor [n] carer, nurse
curoria [n] nursing (profession)
descura [v] neglect
descura [n] negligence, apathy, dereliction
descurada [a] neglected, overgrown, derelict
descurante [a] negligent, neglectful, irresponsible, derelict
me no cura [e] I don't care (disinterest)
noncurante [a] uncaring, indifferent, blasé
noncurantia [n] indifference
sin cura [a] carefree, mindless, thoughtless
Curan [n] Qur'an, Koran
curare [n] curare (resin)
Curasau [n] Curaçao (island)
curcuma [n] turmeric (plant, spice)
Curdistan [n] Kurdistan
curdi [a] Kurdish, Kurd (person, language)
curdi [n] Kurdish, Kurd (person, language)
cureta [n] curette (tool)
cureti [v] perform curettage
cureti [n] curettage
curgan [n] kurgan (mound)
curio [n] curium (element)
curiosa [a] curious, inquisitive, nosy, nosey (wanting to know more)
curiosi [v] become curious, pry
curiosi [v] intrigue, arouse the curiosity of, pique the curiosity of
curiosia [n] curiosity
curling [n] curling (sport)
curlo [n] curlew (bird)
curso [n] course, path, track, trail, circuit, trajectory; (vocal) tract; fairway (golf)
curso alta [n] upper course (river)
curso basa [n] lower course (river)
curso de corsa [n] racetrack, racecourse, raceway
curso de dijesta [n] digestive tract, alimentary tract, gastrointestinal tract
curso de mus [n] mouse trail (software)
curso de ostaculos [n] obstacle course
curso de respira [n] respiratory tract
curso de studia [n] course of study
curso de trata [n] course of treatment
curso de vose [n] vocal tract
curso enliniada [n] online course, internet course
curso intensa [n] intensive course, crash course
curso par coresponde [n] correspondence course
curso projetada [n] itinerary, projected course
cursos [n] courses, curriculum
en curso de [p] in the course of, in the process of (an ongoing activity)
noncursal [a] extracurricular
cursor [n] cursor (software)
cursor [n] courser (bird)
curva [a] curved, bent (naturally)
curva [n] curve, bend, bight
curva ornosa [n] flourish, swash, ornate curve
curva serpentin [n] hairpin bend, hairpin turn
curvable [a] bendable
curvi [v] curve, bend; bend down, bend over, stoop
curvi [v] curve, bend; bend (someone) over
curvi [n] bending, curving, flection
curvi a ante [v] bend forward, hunch forward, hunch over, stoop, slouch
curvi a retro [v] bend backwards
curvia [n] curvature
curvida [a] bent, crooked
curvosa [a] curvy, curvaceous, voluptuous, rubenesque, zaftig
descurvi [v] unbend
descurvi [v] unbend
malcurvi [v] bend out of shape, hunch, stoop, slouch
cuscus [n] couscous (food)
cusin [n] cousin
cusin de grado du [n] second cousin
cusina [n] female cousin
cusino [n] male cousin
custa [v] cost
custa [n] cost, price, expense; (travel) fare
custa de instrui [n] tuition fee, tuition
custa de lua [n] rent
custa de viaja [n] travel cost, airfare
custa per la compror [n] consumer price, street price, price in the shops
a bon custa [a] affordable, relatively cheap
a custa de [p] at the cost of, at the expense of
cosa sin custa [n] freebie, giveaway
custosa [a] costly, expensive, dear, pricey
deside la custa de [v] price
sin custa [a] free, for free, gratis, gratuitous, toll-free, pro bono
cutanea [a] cutaneous
sucutanea [a] subcutaneous
cuticula [n] cuticle
cuticula laserada [n] hangnail
cuxan [a] Kushan (dynasty)
cuxin [n] cushion, pillow; padding; buffer
cuxin de favas [n] beanbag (seat)
cuxin de jenos [n] kneeler, kneeling pad; hassock
cuxin de securia [n] safety cushion, airbag
cuxin de testa [n] pillow
cuxineta [n] pad
cuxini [v] cushion, pad
cuxinida [a] cushioned, padded
cuxinin [a] cushionlike, pillowlike
cvas [n] kvass
CVD [C] QED, Q.E.D., quod erat demonstrandum
Cyiv [n] Kiev
d [x] d
-da [S] -ed
-da [S] -ee (person or thing that is -ed)
Daca [n] Dhaka
Dacar [n] Dakar
Dacia [n] Dacia (ancient region)
dacota [a] Dakota (person, language)
dacota [n] Dakota (person, language)
dadaisme [n] dadaism
dadaiste [a] dadaist
dado [n] die, dice
dados [n] dice
dafnia [n] daphnia (crustacean)
daga [n] dagger, dirk
daga magra [n] stiletto
dageta [n] bodkin (needle)
dagi [v] stab
dagara [a] Dagaaba (people), Dagare (language)
dagara [n] Dagaaba (people), Dagare (language)
dagbani [a] Dagbani, Dagbane, Dagbanli, Dagbanle
dagbani [n] Dagbani, Dagbane, Dagbanli, Dagbanle
dagereotipo [n] daguerreotype
daiciri [n] daiquiri (drink)
Dakota [n] Dakota
Dakota Norde [n] North Dakota (US state)
Dakota Sude [n] South Dakota (US state)
dalasi [n] dalasi
dalia [n] dahlia
dalit [a] Dalit (caste)
dalit [n] Dalit (caste)
Dalmasia [n] Dalmatia
dalmasian [a] Dalmatian (including dog)
dalmasian [n] Dalmatian (including dog)
daltonisme [n] color/colour blindness
daltonica [a] color-blind/colour-blind, daltonic, daltonian
daltonica [n] color-blind/colour-blind person, daltonian
dama [n] lady, dame, gentlewoman, matron; bridesmaid; queen (chess, cards)
Dama [n] Dame, Donna (title)
dama de onora [n] maid of honor/honour, chief bridesmaid
damas [n] checkers, draughts (game)
damia [n] ladyship
damin [a] ladylike
damasco [n] damask (fabric)
damisel [n] damselfly
dana [v] damage, harm, hurt, blight
dana [n] damage
dana criminal [n] vandalism
danable [a] damageable, vulnerable
danablia [n] vulnerability (quality)
danante [a] damaging, injurious
dandi [n] dandy, fop, poseur, hipster, popinjay, metrosexual, dedicated follower of fashion
dandia [n] dandyism, foppery, foppishness
Danmarc [n] Denmark
dansce [a] Danish (person, language)
dansce [n] Dane; Danish
Streta Danmarc [n] Denmark Strait
dansa [v] dance, prance; flicker (flame)
dansa [n] dance
dansa cuadro [n] square dance
dansa de folclor [n] folk dance
dansa de moria [n] danse macabre
dansa de ventre [n] belly dance
dansa un valsa [E] dance a waltz
danseria [n] dance hall, ballroom
dansor [n] dancer
Danubio, Rio [n] River Danube
Dardanelia, Streta [n] Dardanelles
dardo [n] dart
dardi [v] dart, pop (up, out, into, etc)
dardin [a] darting, quick as a flash
dardon [n] bolt (crossbow)
darma [n] dharma (religion)
darmstatio [n] darmstadtium (element)
darvix [n] dervish
darwinian [a] darwinian, darwinist
darwinianisme [n] darwinism
data [n] date (calendar)
data de dura minima [n] best-before date, use-by date
dati [v] date
dati radiocarbonal [v] carbon-date
dati radiocarbonal [n] carbon dating, radiocarbon dating
posdati [v] postdate
predati [v] backdate
datilo [n] date (tree), date palm
datila [n] date (fruit)
datilo [n] dactyl (poetry)
datilal [a] dactylic
dativa [a] dative (grammar)
dativa [n] dative (grammar)
dato [n] datum
datos [n] data
megadatos [n] big data
metadatos [n] metadata
datura [n] datura (plant)
dau [n] Tao, Dao
dauisme [n] Taoism, Daoism
dauiste [a] Taoist, Daoist
dauiste [n] Taoist, Daoist
Davis, Streta [n] Davis Strait
de [p] from, of, since (a point of origin in space or time)
de [p] made of, composed of, consisting of
de [p] of, belonging to (an owner or whole)
de [p] of (specifying, adding detail)
de [p] (a quantity) of
de [p] (forming the equivalent of a compound noun)
de [p] from (indicating motion away from the location shown by the following preposition)
de [p] (converting the following preposition into an adverb indicating motion away from a location)
de ci [E] of whom, whose
de cual [E] of which, whose
de esta [A] from this, thereof
de esta loca [A] from this place, away
a 24 oras de la dia [A] 24 hours a day, around the clock, round the clock
de- [P] de-
debate [v] debate, argue
debate [n] debate, argument
debatable [a] debatable, arguable
debe [v] be obligated to, have to, need to, must (duty, obligation, social correctness); should, ought to; owe (money, etc.)
debe [n] duty
debe de casa [n] homework
como lo debe es [E] as it should be, as things should be
debente [a] owing, indebted, overdrawn
me debe no parla [E] I must not speak, I have to not speak, I need to not speak (speaking is prohibited)
me no debe parla [E] I don't have to speak, I don't need to speak (speaking is optional)
ta debe [v] should, ought to (simple conditional, or polite, or commenting without expectation)
tu debe deside [E] you must decide, you decide
debil [a] feeble, weak, infirm, puny, thready
debil [n] weakling, pipsqueak, wimp, pushover, runt; weakness (weak point), foible, failing
debili [v] weaken, languish, attenuate, wilt
debili [v] weaken, enfeeble, debilitate, enervate
debili [n] attenuation, debilitation, enervation
debilia [n] weakness, frailty, infirmity
debito [n] debit (money)
en debito [a] in debit, in the red (account)
debiti [v] debit (an account)
debua [v] debut, premiere
debua [n] debut, premiere
debuante [n] debutant, debutante
deca- [P] deca- (ten)
decal [n] decal; rubdown, dry transfer
decaloga [n] decalog/decalogue, Ten Commandments
decano [n] dean (religious, university); elder (religious); doyen, doyenne
decanta [v] decant
decantador [n] decanter
declama [v] declaim
declama [n] declamation, recital
declara [v] declare, state, assert, claim, maintain, intimate, profess; plead (guilt or innocence)
declara [n] statement, declaration, assertion, claim, intimation, manifesto; plea (of guilt or innocence)
declara falsa [n] false declaration, falsehood, lie
declara nonsabe [E] plead ignorance
declara culpablia [E] plead guilty
declara nonculpablia [E] plead innocent
maldeclara [v] declare wrongly, misstate
redeclara [v] redeclare, reassert
declina [v] decline (including grammar)
declina [v] decline (grammar)
declina [n] declension, declination; downturn
deco [a] art deco
decora [v] decorate (including with an honor/honour), adorn, trim, garnish
decora [n] decoration, decor, ornament, garnish, adornment, trim, topping; scenery (theatrical)
decoror [n] decorator
nondecorada [a] undecorated, blank, plain
redecora [v] redecorate
decrementa [v] decrement
decrementa [v] decrement
decrementa [n] decrementing; decrement
decupaje [n] decoupage, collage (art)
dedica [v] dedicate, devote, commit
dedica [n] dedication, devotion, commitment
dedicada [a] dedicated, devoted, committed, staunch
nondedicada [a] undedicated, uncommitted, non-committal, half-hearted
rededica [v] rededicate
dedui [v] deduce, infer, derive, educe, figure out
dedui [n] deduction, inference, derivation
deduable [a] deducible, inferable, derivable
deduinte [a] deductive, inferential
dedui [v] abduct (muscle)
dedui [n] abduction
deduinte [a] abducent
deduador [n] abductor (muscle)
defende [v] defend, advocate
defende [n] defense/defence
defende de tese [n] viva voce, oral defense/defence
autodefende [n] self-defense/self-defence
defendente [a] defending, defensive
defendor [n] defender, advocate, apologist, proponent; guardian (of child or invalid)
defendor de la popla [n] ombudsman
nondefendable [a] indefensible, untenable
sin defende [a] defenseless/defenceless, helpless, vulnerable
defeta [n] defeat, downfall, wipeout
defeta completa [n] crushing defeat
defetisme [n] defeatism
defetiste [n] defeatist
sin defeta [a] undefeated
defeto [n] defect, glitch, flaw, bug, fault
defetosa [a] defective, faulty, flawed, unsound
defetosa [n] dud, faulty item
desdefetador [n] debugger
desdefeti [v] debug
defia [v] defy, challenge; dare (someone to do)
defia [n] defiance, challenge
defiante [a] defiant, challenging, rebellious, recalcitrant
defior [n] challenger
defini [v] define, delineate, set
defini [n] definition; clue (in word game)
definida [a] defined, definite, set, specific
defininte [a] definitive
definor [n] definer
nondefinable [a] indefinable
nondefinida [a] undefined, indefinite
predefini [v] predefine
redefini [v] redefine
defla [v] deflate
defla [v] deflate
defla [n] deflation
degrada [v] degrade, debase
degrada [v] degrade, debase, cheapen, demean
degrada [n] degradation, debasement
biodegrada [v] biodegrade
biodegrada [n] biodegradation
biodegradable [a] biodegradable
degradable [a] degradable
degradante [a] degrading, derogatory
deisme [n] deism
deiste [a] deistic, deist
deiste [n] deist
dejenera [v] degenerate, deteriorate, corrupt, run down, decay
dejenera [n] degeneration, decay, decadence, corruption
dejenerada [a] degenerated, degenerate, decadent, corrupt
dejeta [v] throw away, throw out, discard, dump, dispose of, get rid of, jettison, ditch, delete; dismiss (notification)
dejeta [n] disposal, deletion
dejetable [a] disposable; rubbish, trashy, shoddy, of poor quality
dejetada [n] garbage, waste, trash, rubbish, litter, refuse, waste material
dejetadas flotante [n] jetsam
dejeteria [n] garbage dump, rubbish heap, landfill (site), dumping ground, transfer station; dustheap, slag heap
dejetor [n] sanitation worker, garbage man, dustman
del [p] of the
Delaware [n] Delaware (US state)
Baia Delaware [n] Delaware Bay
delega [v] delegate
delega [n] delegation, deputation
delegada [a] delegated
delegada [n] delegate, commissary
deleta [v] delight, exhilarate
deleta [n] delight, glee, exhilaration; delicacy, appetizer/appetiser, aperitif, starter, hors d'oeuvre, antipasto, amuse-bouche, amuse-gueule
deletada [a] delighted
deleteria [n] delicatessen, deli
deletosa [a] delightful, delicious, delectable, luscious, sensuous, scrumptious, yummy
delfin [n] dolphin; dauphin
Delfin [n] Delphinus (constellation)
delfin lisa [n] right whale dolphin
delfin de rio [n] river dolphin
delfinio [n] delphinium, larkspur (plant)
Deli [n] Delhi
Deli Nova [n] New Delhi
delicata [a] delicate, fine, dainty, sensitive, squeamish, ginger, tender, gentle; fiddly (task); tricky (situation)
delicata [A] delicately, daintily, gingerly, gently
delicatas [n] delicates, lingerie
delicatia [n] delicacy, delicateness, tenderness, gentleness, finesse; trickiness
delira [v] be delirious, rave
delira [n] delirium, deliriousness
delirante [a] delirious, raving
delirosa [a] delirious, raving
delta [n] delta (Greek letter, river mouth)
deltaplana [n] hang glider
deltoide [n] deltoid (muscle)
delude [v] disappoint, let down; dash (hopes)
delude [n] disappointment, anticlimax, letdown
delude de suspende [n] anticlimax
deludente [a] disappointing, anticlimactic
deluvia [v] flood, deluge
deluvia [n] major flood, deluge, torrent; washout
deluvia subita [n] flash flood
deluvial [a] torrential
predeluvial [a] antediluvian
demagogo [n] demagogue
demagogia [n] demagogy, demagoguery
demanda [v] ask, inquire, enquire
demanda [n] question, inquiry, enquiry, query
demanda a se [v] ask oneself, wonder
demanda codal [n] tag question, question tag, question tail
demanda per [v] ask for, request
demanda retorical [n] rhetorical question
demanda sujestante [n] leading question, suggestive interrogation
demandor [n] questioner
fa un demanda [v] ask a question, pose a question, put a question
demente [a] demented, suffering from dementia, lunatic
demente [n] dementia patient, lunatic
dementeria [n] dementia home, dementia ward, psychiatric hospital, lunatic asylum
dementi [v] acquire dementia
dementia [n] dementia
demiurgo [n] demiurge
demo- [P] demo- (people)
democrata [a] democratic
democrata [n] democrat
democrati [v] democratize/democratise
democrati [v] democratize/democratise
democratia [n] democracy
nondemocrata [a] undemocratic
demografia [n] demography
demografial [a] demographic
demografiste [n] demographer
demon [n] demon, daemon
demon atendente [n] (witch's) familiar, animal guide
demonal [a] demonic
demoni [v] demonize, become demonic
demoni [v] demonize/demonise
demoni [n] demonization/demonisation
demonin [a] demonic, devilish
demonim [a] demonymic
demonim [n] demonym
demonolojia [n] demonology
demostra [v] prove
demostra [n] proof
demostra empirical [n] empirical proof
contrademostra [v] disprove, refute
contrademostra [n] disproof
demostrable [a] provable
demostrablia [n] provability
nondemostrada [a] unproven, unconfirmed
demotica [a] demotic, vernacular, informal, colloquial, casual (speech)
demotica [n] vernacular, vulgate
Denali, Monte [n] Mount Denali, Mount McKinley
denar [n] denar
denario [n] denarius
dendrite [n] dendrite
dendritosa [a] dendritic
dendrocronolojia [n] dendrochronology
dendrolojia [n] dendrology
dendrolojial [a] dendrological
dendrolojiste [n] dendrologist
denge [n] dengue, dengue fever
denim [n] denim, jean
de denim [a] (made of) denim, jean
denisovan [a] Denisovan
denisovan [n] Denisovan
denova [A] again, anew, afresh, back
densa [a] dense, thick
densi [v] thicken, condense
densi [v] thicken, condense; compress (data)
densi [n] thickening; compression (data)
densia [n] density, thickness, consistency; resolution (image, screen)
dente [n] tooth; tine, prong; sprocket
dente canin [n] canine tooth
dente canin superior [n] eyetooth
dente conein [n] bucktooth
dente de bebe [n] milk tooth, baby tooth, primary tooth, temporary tooth, deciduous tooth
dente de sajia [n] wisdom tooth
dente molente [n] molar
dente premolente [n] premolar
dente siselinte [n] incisor
dental [a] dental
dental [n] dental (consonant)
dentes [n] teeth, dentition
dentiste [n] dentist
denton [n] tusk, fang
dentosa [a] toothy, toothed
interdental [a] interdental (consonant, brush...)
interdental [n] interdental (consonant)
tridente [n] trident
dentela [n] lace, lacework
dentela de lenio [n] fretwork
de dentela [a] lace, made of lace
dentelosa [a] lacy, decorated with lace
denteleon [n] dandelion
dentin [n] dentin/dentine
denunsia [v] denounce, decry; inform on, tell on, snitch, turn in
denunsia [n] denouncement
denunsior [n] denouncer, whistleblower, informant, snitch
departe [n] department, bureau
departe de investiga [n] bureau of investigation
departe de securia esterna [n] foreign intelligence agency
departe de securia interna [n] domestic intelligence agency, department of homeland security
departe de urjentes [n] emergency department, emergency room, emergency ward, accident and emergency department, A&E
interdepartal [a] interdepartmental, interoffice
depende [v] depend, rely
depende [n] dependence, dependency; reliance, addiction
dependente [a] dependent, conditional, provisory, contingent; addicted
dependente [n] dependant, ward; addict
dependente de [p] dependent on, subject to
dependente si [s] on condition that, provided that
interdepende [v] interdepend, depend on each other
interdependente [a] interdependent
nondepende [n] independence, self-sufficiency, autonomy
nondependente [a] not dependent, self-sufficient, standalone; independent, autonomous
sin depende de [p] independently of, with no dependence on, regardless of, irrespective of
sin depende de lo cual aveni [E] irrespective of what happens, whatever happens, no matter what happens
supradepende [v] overdepend, overrely
supradepende [n] overdependence, overreliance
depinta [v] paint, depict
depinta [n] painting (art form, artwork), depiction
depinta mural [n] mural
depinta personal [n] portrait
autodepinta [n] self-portrait
depintal [a] (of) painting
depintin [a] picturesque
depintor [n] painter
Depintor [n] Pictor (constellation)
deplora [v] deplore, bemoan
deplorable [a] deplorable, appalling, abysmal, awful, atrocious
depone [v] deposit (including financial); put down, take off
depone [n] sedimentation
deponeda [a] deposited; sedimentary
deponeda [n] sediment, silt
deponente [a] deponent
deporta [v] deport
deporta [n] deportation
deportada [a] deported
deportada [n] deportee
depresa [v] depress (push down, sadden), get (someone) down
depresa [n] depression; trough (wave)
depresa climal [n] low-pressure area, depression, weather system
depresa economial [n] economic depression
antidepresante [a] antidepressant
antidepresante [n] antidepressant
depresada [a] depressed, dejected, despondent, down, melancholy
depresante [a] depressant, central depressant
derbi [n] derby (horse race, sporting event)
deriva [v] derive, stem (from)
deriva [v] derive
deriva [n] derivation
derivable [a] derivable
derivada [a] derived, derivative
derivada [n] derivative; spinoff, by-product
derival [a] derivational
derma [n] dermis (anatomy)
dermatero [n] earwig
dermatite [n] dermatitis
dermatolojia [n] dermatology
des [D] ten
des [a] tenth (ordinal)
cuatrodes [D] forty
cuatrodes [a] fortieth (ordinal)
cuatrodesan [a] forty years old, aged forty
cuatrodesan [n] forty-year-old
cuatrodesi [n] fortieth (fraction)
cuatrodesuple [a] fortyfold
cuatrodesuple [n] (group of) forty
desan [a] ten years old, aged ten
desan [n] ten-year-old
des-du [D] twelve
des-du [a] twelfth (ordinal)
desdui [v] split into twelve
desdui [v] split into twelve
desdui [n] twelfth (fraction)
desduple [n] dozen
deses [n] tens; (loosely) dozens
desi [v] split into ten
desi [v] split into ten
desi [n] tenth (fraction); tithe
desi- [P] deci- (a tenth)
des-un [D] eleven
des-un [a] eleventh (ordinal)
desuneta [n] elevenie, didactic cinquain
des-uni [n] eleventh (fraction)
desuple [a] tenfold
desuple [A] ten times, ten times over
desuple [n] (group of) ten
desuples [n] tens; (loosely) dozens
desupli [v] be multiplied by ten, become ten times larger
desupli [v] multiply by ten, make ten times larger
dudes [D] twenty
dudes [a] twentieth (ordinal)
dudesan [a] twenty years old, aged twenty
dudesan [n] twenty-year-old
dudesi [v] split into twenty
dudesi [v] split into twenty
dudesi [n] twentieth (fraction)
dudesuple [a] twentyfold
dudesuple [n] (group of) twenty
novedes [D] ninety
novedes [a] ninetieth (ordinal)
novedesan [a] ninety years old, aged ninety
novedesan [n] ninety-year-old
novedesi [n] ninetieth (fraction)
novedesuple [a] ninetyfold
novedesuple [n] (group of) ninety
otodes [D] eighty
otodes [a] eightieth (ordinal)
otodesan [a] eighty years old, aged eighty
otodesan [n] eighty-year-old
otodesi [n] eightieth (fraction)
otodesuple [a] eightyfold
otodesuple [n] (group of) eighty
sesdes [D] sixty
sesdes [a] sixtieth (ordinal)
sesdesan [a] sixty years old, aged sixty
sesdesan [n] sixty-year-old
sesdesi [v] split into sixty
sesdesi [v] split into sixty
sesdesi [n] sixtieth (fraction)
sesdesuple [a] sixtyfold
sesdesuple [n] (group of) sixty
setedes [D] seventy
setedes [a] seventieth (ordinal)
setedesan [a] seventy years old, aged seventy
setedesan [n] seventy-year-old
setedesi [n] seventieth (fraction)
setedesuple [a] seventyfold
setedesuple [n] (group of) seventy
sincodes [D] fifty
sincodes [a] fiftieth (ordinal)
sincodesan [a] fifty years old, aged fifty
sincodesan [n] fifty-year-old
sincodesi [n] fiftieth (fraction)
sincodesuple [a] fiftyfold
sincodesuple [n] (group of) fifty
tredes [D] thirty
tredes [a] thirtieth (ordinal)
tredesan [a] thirty years old, aged thirty
tredesan [n] thirty-year-old
tredesi [n] thirtieth (fraction)
tredesuple [a] thirtyfold
tredesuple [n] (group of) thirty
tredes-alga [D] thirty-something
tredes-alga [a] thirty-somethingth (ordinal)
des- [P] dis-, un- (added to verbs: undoing or reversal of an action)
desastre [n] disaster, crash, catastrophe, calamity, cataclysm
desastrosa [a] disastrous, catastrophic, cataclysmic
descrive [v] describe
descrive [n] description
autodescrive [v] describe oneself
autodescrive [n] self-description
descrivable [a] describable
descrivente [a] descriptive, depictive
descrivor [n] describer
nondescrivable [a] indescribable
desembla [v] be in disguise, disguise oneself, dissemble
desembla [v] disguise
desembla [n] disguise, guise
desemblante [a] disguise, in disguise, undercover, incognito
polisior desemblante [n] plainclothesman, plainclothes officer
desembre [n] December
desende [v] descend, decline, go down; alight, get off
desende [n] descent; lineage
desendente [a] descending, descendent
desendente [n] descendant, scion; downstroke; descender
desendente [p] down, towards the bottom of
desendentes [n] descendants, posterity
redesende [v] redescend, go back down
redesende [n] redescent
desenio [n] decade
cuatrodesenian [a] quadragenarian, forty-something, in one's forties
cuatrodesenian [n] quadragenarian, forty-something, person in their forties
desenian [a] teenaged, teenage, in one's teens
desenian [n] teenager, person in their teens (aged 10-19)
dudesenian [a] twenty-something, in one's twenties
dudesenian [n] twenty-something, person in their twenties
es en sua desenio oto [E] be in one's seventies
la desenio de 1970 [E] the 1970s
novedesenian [a] nonagenarian, ninety-something, in one's nineties
novedesenian [n] nonagenarian, ninety-something, person in their nineties
otodesenian [a] octogenarian, eighty-something, in one's eighties
otodesenian [n] octogenarian, eighty-something, person in their eighties
sesdesenian [a] sexagenarian, sixty-something, in one's sixties
sesdesenian [n] sexagenarian, sixty-something, person in their sixties
setedesenian [a] septuagenarian, seventy-something, in one's seventies
setedesenian [n] septuagenarian, seventy-something, person in their seventies
sincodesenian [a] quinquagenarian, fifty-something, in one's fifties
sincodesenian [n] quinquagenarian, fifty-something, person in their fifties
tredesenian [a] 30-something, in one's thirties
tredesenian [n] thirty-something, person in their thirties
deser [n] dessert, pudding
deserta [v] abandon one's post, desert
deserta [n] desertion
desertor [n] deserter
deserto [n] desert, wasteland, waste
deserti [v] desertify, become a desert, turn into a desert
deserti [v] desertify, make into a desert, turn into a desert
deserti [n] desertification
desertin [a] desertlike, desolate, bleak
semideserto [n] semidesert
desibel [n] decibel
deside [v] decide, resolve
deside [n] decision, verdict, resolution
desidente [a] deciding, decisive
desidente [n] tiebreak, tiebreaker, run-off, play-off
nondesideda [a] undecided
desidosa [a] decisive (tending to make decisions)
desidosia [n] decisiveness
desil [n] decile (statistics)
desim [n] ten-pence piece, ten-cent piece, dime (coin)
desimal [a] decimal
duodesimal [a] duodecimal
esadesimal [a] hexadecimal
desinia [v] draw, sketch, illustrate; design, plan (creatively); landscape (garden)
desinia [n] drawing, sketch, illustration; design, configuration
desinia aidada par computador [n] computer-aided design, CAD
desiniador [n] drawing program, graphics program, picture editor
desinieta [v] doodle
desinieta [n] doodle
desinior [n] illustrator, artist, drawer; designer, draftsman/draughtsman
desinior de jardines [n] landscape designer
redesinia [v] redraw; redesign
desira [v] desire, wish for, fancy
desira [n] desire, wish
bon desiras [e] best wishes, all the best, take care, regards, best regards, godspeed
desira sesal [v] sexually desire, lust after
desira sesal [n] sexual desire, lust, libido
bondesiror [n] well-wisher
desirable [a] desirable
desirable [n] desirable feature, amenity
desirada [a] desirable
desirada [n] object of desire
desirosa [a] desirous, eagerly desiring, wishful
nondesirada [a] undesired, undesirable, unwanted
si desirada [A] if desired, optional
desmaia [v] faint, swoon, pass out, keel over
desmaia [n] faintness (feeling faint), syncope
desosiribonucleal [a] deoxyribonucleic
despera [v] despair (of), lose hope, give up
despera [n] despair, desperation
desperante [a] desperate, hopeless
despeta [v] despise, scorn, disdain, revile, look down on
despeta [n] contempt, scorn, disdain
despetable [a] despicable, loathsome, execrable, contemptible, pissant
despetada [a] despised, despicable
despetante [a] despising, pejorative
despetosa [a] contemptuous, scornful, disdainful, dismissive, cavalier, supercilious, haughty
despota [n] despot
despotia [n] despotate
despotin [a] despotic
destina [v] destine
destina [n] destination; destiny, fate, kismet; recipient, addressee
destinada [a] destined, bound, doomed
maldestinada [a] ill-fated, doomed
predestina [v] predestine
predestina [n] predestination
destra [a] right (not left)
destra [n] right (not left)
a destra [A] on the right
a destra de [p] on the right of
a destra de barco [A] starboard, to starboard, on the starboard side
destra de barco [n] starboard, starboard side
destri [v] go right, move to the right
destrisme [n] right-wing views, rightism
destriste [a] right-wing, rightist
destriste [n] right-winger, rightist
destrosa [a] handy, dextrous, dexterous, skillful/skilful, deft
ambidestrosa [a] ambidextrous
destrosia [n] dexterity
destrosa [n] dextrose (sugar)
destrui [v] destroy, demolish, decimate, raze, spoil; blast, zap
destrui [n] destruction, demolition
autodestrui [v] self-destruct
autodestruinte [a] self-destructive
destruinte [a] destroying, destructive, ruinous
destruosa [a] destructive, ruinous
destruor [n] destroyer, demolisher
nondestruable [a] indestructible
supradestrui [v] overkill
supradestrui [n] overkill
deta [v] owe, be in debt
deta [n] debt, debit, arrears
deta de jua [n] gambling debt
detor [n] debtor
detalia [v] detail, itemize/itemise, elaborate; pinpoint
detalia [n] detail, technicality
detalieta [n] minor detail, trivial detail, minutia
detaliosa [a] detailed, elaborate, intricate
deteni [v] detain, hold back (someone)
deteni [n] detention
deteneria [n] detention center/centre
deterje [v] wash, launder, deterge
deterjente [n] detergent, cleanser
deterjente de platos [n] dishwashing liquid, washing-up liquid
determina [v] determine, dictate, establish
determina [n] determination, resolution (being resolute)
autodetermina [v] self-determine, self-direct
autodetermina [n] self-determination
determinable [a] determinable
determinada [a] determined; purposeful, resolute
determinante [n] determiner, determinative (grammar)
determinante de cuantia [n] quantifier
determinante de demanda [n] interrogative determiner (grammar)
determinante de mostra [n] demonstrative (determiner)
determinante de posese [n] possessive adjective, possessive (determiner)
determinisme [n] determinism
deterministe [a] deterministic
deterministe [n] determinist
jenetical determinada [a] genetically determined, hardwired
nondeterminable [a] indeterminable, undeterminable
nondeterminada [a] indeterminate
nondeterminisme [n] non-determinism
nondeterministe [a] non-deterministic
nondeterministe [n] non-determinist
predetermina [v] predetermine, preordain
predetermina [n] predetermination
predeterminisme [n] predeterminism, fatalism
predeterministe [a] predeterministic, fatalistic
predeterministe [n] predeterminist, fatalist
deteta [v] detect, discern, perceive
deteta [n] detection
detetador [n] detector
detetador de bomba [n] bomb detector
detetador de bombeta [n] mine detector
detetador de fuma [n] smoke detector
detetador de menti [n] lie detector, polygraph
detetador de metal [n] metal detector
detetor [n] detective, investigator, sleuth, gumshoe, private eye
nondetetada [a] undetected
teledeteta [v] detect by remote sensing
teledeteta [n] remote sensing
detona [v] detonate
detona [v] detonate
detrae [v] detract from, reduce the value of
detrae [n] detraction
detrito [n] detritus; debris, rubble; rubbish, dross, cruft
detrito naufragada [n] flotsam, flotsam and jetsam
detritosa [a] rubble-filled; clastic (rock)
detrivor [a] detrivorous
detrivor [n] detrivore
deuterio [n] deuterium (chemistry)
deuterostomio [n] deuterostome (organism)
Deutxland [n] Germany
deutx [a] German
deutx [n] German (person, language)
devanagari [n] Devanagari, Nagari (writing system)
developa [v] develop, grow, evolve
developa [v] develop, evolve, hone, educe, elaborate; catch, contract (illness)
developa [n] development
developa cataro [v] catch cold
developa tro multe [v] overdevelop
developor [n] developer
nondevelopada [a] undeveloped
sudevelopa [n] underdevelopment, backwardness
sudevelopada [a] underdeveloped
deveni [v] become, get, grow, turn
lo deveni ce [E] it turns out that, it becomes apparent that; the upshot is that
devia [v] deviate, stray, swerve, go off course
devia [v] cause to deviate, derail; hijack
devia [n] deviation, aberration, detour, discrepancy, swerve
deviante [a] deviant, deviating, deviated, stray, astray, awry, aberrant, errant
nondeviante [a] undeviating, unswerving
devolui [v] devolve, decentralize/decentralise
devolui [v] devolve, decentralize/decentralise
devolui [n] devolution, decentralization/decentralisation
devonian [a] Devonian (geology)
devonian [n] Devonian (geology)
devora [v] devour, gobble, scoff, wolf down
devorante [a] devouring, gobbling, ravening
devoror [n] devourer, gobbler, glutton, gourmand
devorosa [a] voracious, ravenous, ravening, greedy, gluttonous
di- [P] di- (two)
dia [n] day; daytime
dia completa [n] day (24-hour period)
Dia D [n] D-day
dia de broma [n] April Fools' Day
dia de comersia [n] business day
dia de labora [n] working day, workday, weekday, business day
dia de lava [n] washday
Dia de Memoria [n] Remembrance Day, day of remembrance
dia de paia [n] payday
dia de semana [n] day of the week, weekday
dia santa [n] holy day, sabbath
dia solal [n] solar day, synodic day
a alga dia [A] one day, someday
a cada dia [A] every day, daily
a esta dias [A] nowadays, these days
a la otra dia [A] the other day
bon dia [e] good day, good morning, good afternoon, hello, greetings
de dia zero [a] zero-day
de la dia [a] (dish) of the day, du jour, today's
dial [a] daily, diurnal (once a day); everyday, quotidian
mediadia [n] midday, noon, noontime
tra la dia [A] all day, all the time, continually
dia- [P] dia-
diabete [n] diabetes
antidiabetica [n] antidiabetic
diabetica [a] diabetic
diablo [n] devil, Satan, Lucifer
diablo caxida [n] jack-in-the-box
diableta [n] imp, gremlin
diablin [a] devilish, wicked
diablosa [a] diabolic, diabolical, hellish
diablo tasmanian [n] Tasmanian devil
diacon [n] deacon, provost
diacrona [a] diachronic
diafana [a] translucent, diaphanous, semitransparent, sheer, gauzy, filmy; frosted (glass)
diafania [n] translucency
diafonia [n] crosstalk
diaframa [n] diaphragm
diaframa contraconsepinte [n] contraceptive diaphragm
diagnose [v] diagnose; troubleshoot
diagnose [n] diagnosis, diagnostics
diagnosiste [n] diagnostician
maldiagnose [v] misdiagnose
maldiagnose [n] misdiagnosis
nondiagnoseda [a] undiagnosed
programes de diagnose [n] diagnostic tools (software)
diagonal [a] diagonal, slanted
dialetica [n] dialectic
dialetical [a] dialectic, dialectical
dialeticiste [n] dialectician
dialeto [n] dialect, patois
dialeto fonetical [n] accent
bidialetal [a] bidialectal
bidialetalisme [n] bidialectalism
dialetal [a] dialectal, dialectical, non-standard
dialise [v] dialyze/dialyse, hemodialyze/haemodialyse
dialise [n] dialysis, hemodialysis/haemodialysis
dialoga [v] dialog/dialogue, have a dialog/dialogue
dialoga [n] dialog/dialogue; dialog/dialogue box (software)
diamante [n] diamond (including cards)
diamante bruta [n] uncut diamond, diamond in the rough
diamante falsa [n] false diamond, rhinestone
diamantin [a] diamondlike, diamond-shaped
diametre [n] diameter
dianto [n] pink (plant)
diapositiva [n] slide (photography)
diarca [n] diarch (governor)
diarcia [n] diarchy, dyarchy
diarea [n] diarrhea/diarrhoea
diaspora [n] diaspora
diastole [n] diastole (biology)
diastolal [a] diastolic
diatomea [n] diatom (organism)
diatonica [a] diatonic
diatonicisme [n] diatonicism
diazepam [n] diazepam, valium
dicdic [n] dik-dik (antelope)
dicoco [a] emmer
dicotiledon [n] dicotyledon, dicot (botany)
dicotomia [n] dichotomy
dicotomial [a] dichotomous
didje [n] deejay, DJ, disc jockey
didjeridu [n] didgeridoo, didjeridu
diejese [n] diegesis
diejesal [a] diegetic
dierese [n] dieresis/diaeresis (diacritic, syllabification)
dies [a] sharp (music)
dies [n] sharp (music)
dieta [v] diet
dieta [n] diet
dieta intensa [n] crash diet
dietal [a] dietary
dietiste [n] dietician
dietor [n] dieter
difere [v] differ
difere [n] difference
diferente [a] different, disparate, unlike
diferensia [v] differentiate (mathematics)
diferensia [n] differentiation
diferensiable [a] differentiable
diferensial [a] differential
diferensial [n] differential
difisil [a] difficult, hard, awkward; abstruse
difisil [A] with difficulty, awkwardly
difisil [n] difficulty, issue
difisili [v] become difficult, get harder
difisili [v] make difficult, make harder
difisilia [n] difficulty (state), awkwardness; trouble (problems)
difrata [v] diffract
difrata [v] diffract
difrata [n] diffraction
difteria [n] diphtheria
diftongo [n] diphthong (vowel sound)
diftongi [v] diphthongize/diphthongise
diftongi [n] diphthongization/diphthongisation
difusa [v] broadcast, diffuse, disseminate, spread
difusa [n] broadcast, telecast, broadcasting, media, diffusion, dissemination; airplay, airtime
difusas governal [n] state media, government broadcasts
difusa de novas [n] newscast, news bulletin
difusa simultan [n] simulcast
difusante [a] broadcasting, on the air
difusante [n] broadcaster (organization/organisation)
difusor [n] broadcaster (person)
redifusa [v] rebroadcast
digram [n] digraph
dijesta [v] digest
dijesta [n] digestion
dijestal [a] digestive, alimentary
dijestable [a] digestible
maldijesta [n] indigestion
nondijestable [a] indigestible
dijitale [n] digitalis, foxglove
dijito [n] digit (numerical), figure
dijital [a] digital
dijitali [v] digitize/digitise, digitalize/digitalise
dijitali [v] digitize/digitise, digitalize/digitalise
dijito major [n] most significant digit
dijito minor [n] least significant digit
dilata [v] dilate
dilata [v] dilate
dilata [n] dilation
dilatador [n] dilator
dildo [n] dildo
dilema [n] dilemma, quandary
Dili [n] Dili
dilijente [n] stagecoach
dilui [v] dilute, water down
dilui [n] dilution
diluida [a] diluted, dilute
Dimaxco [n] Damascus
dimension [n] dimension
bidimensional [a] two-dimensional
con tre dimensiones [a] three-dimensional
dimensional [a] dimensional
en tre dimensiones [A] in three dimensions, three-dimensionally
multidimensional [a] multidimensional
tridimensional [a] three-dimensional
tridimensional [A] three-dimensionally, in three dimensions
unidimensional [a] one-dimensional
dimetre [n] dimeter (poetry)
diminui [v] decrease, decrement, diminish, lessen, shrink, contract, taper, wane, dwindle; depreciate (in value)
diminui [v] decrease, diminish, lessen, reduce, shrink, mitigate, dial down, dial back
diminui [n] decrease, diminution; depreciation
diminuida [a] shrunken
diminuinte [a] decreasing, shrinking, tapering, tapered
dimorfe [a] dimorphic
dimorfia [n] dimorphism
dimsam [n] dim sum (food)
dinamica [n] dynamics; dynamic
dinamica de fluentes [n] fluid dynamics
airodinamica [n] aerodynamics
airodinamical [a] aerodynamic; streamlined
astrodinamica [n] astrodynamics, orbital mechanics
astrodinamiciste [n] astrodynamicist
dinamical [a] dynamic, dynamical
dinamicisme [n] dynamism
eletrodinamica [n] electrodynamics
eletrodinamical [a] electrodynamic
idrodinamica [n] hydrodynamics
idrodinamical [a] hydrodynamic; streamlined
termodinamica [n] thermodynamics
termodinamical [a] thermodynamic
dinamite [n] dynamite
dinamiti [v] dynamite
dinamitor [n] dynamiter
dinamo [n] dynamo
dinamometre [n] dynamometer
dinar [n] dinar (currency)
dinasta [n] dynast
dinastia [n] dynasty
dinastial [a] dynastic, dynastical
dinastino [n] rhinoceros beetle
dine [n] dyne (unit of force)
dine [a] Dine, Navaho, Navajo (person, language)
dine [n] Dine, Navaho, Navajo (person, language)
dingo [n] dingo
dinia [n] dignity, poise
dini [v] dignify
diniosa [a] dignified, stately
nondinia [n] indignity
nondiniosa [a] undignified
dinosauro [n] dinosaur
dio [n] god, deity; God; Allah
dio minor [n] minor god, demigod, hero
dio par macina [n] deus ex machina
de dio [a] divine
diosa [a] numinous
duidio [n] minor god, demigod, hero
semidio [n] minor god, demigod, hero
sin dio [a] godless
diodo [n] diode
diodo de lus [n] LED, light-emitting diode
dionea [n] Venus flytrap (plant)
Dioniso [n] Dionysus
dionisal [a] Dionysiac, Dionysian
diosina [n] dioxin (substance)
diospiro [n] persimmon (tree, fruit)
diplo- [P] diplo- (double)
diploide [a] diploid
diploide [n] diploid
diploma [n] diploma, degree
diploma avansada [n] advanced degree
(diploma) dotoral [n] doctorate
(diploma) laural [n] bachelor's, baccalaureate
(diploma) mestral [n] master's
diplomata [a] diplomatic
diplomata [n] diplomat, envoy, emissary
diplomatia [n] diplomacy
diplomatia navetin [n] shuttle diplomacy
diplopia [n] diplopia, double vision
dipno [n] lungfish
dipsaco [n] teasel, teazle, teazel (plant)
direta [a] direct, straight; immediate, instant, instantaneous; explicit, express, firsthand, outright
direta [A] directly, immediately, instantly, straightaway, summarily, at once; straight, square on; expressly, explicitly
direta cuando [s] as soon as
difusa direta [n] live broadcast, live transmission, live program/programme
diretia [n] directness, immediacy
nondireta [a] indirect, roundabout, circuitous, vicarious; pre-recorded (broadcast)
nondiretia [n] indirectness
direto [n] right, just claim, entitlement; prerogative
direto de armadia [n] right to bear arms, gun rights
direto de autor [n] copyright
direto de pasa [n] right of way (to use a route through private property)
direto de vota [n] right to vote, suffrage, franchise
direto nativa de tera [n] native title, aboriginal title, native land right, indigenous land right
direto natural [n] natural right, birthright
ave la direto [v] have the right, be entitled, be qualified
diretos [n] rights
diretos de autor [n] author's rights; royalties
par direto [a] rightful
dirham [n] dirham, dirhem, dirhm
dirije [v] direct, steer; manage, administer, administrate, orchestrate, operate, helm, run (business)
dirije [n] direction, heading, bearing; management, administration
dirije se a [v] direct oneself to, address oneself to (audience, task)
bidirijal [a] bidirectional, two-way
de un dirije [a] one-way
dirijable [a] directable, dirigible, steerable; manageable, runnable
dirijal [a] administrative, managerial
dirijor [n] director, executive, trustee, manager, administrator, operator, provost
dirijor de selebra [n] event manager, event planner
dirijores [n] administration, management, board (directors, trustees)
en dirije a [p] in the direction of, toward, towards
maldirije [v] misdirect
maldirije [n] misdirection
multidirijal [a] multidirectional
nondirijeda [a] undirected, unaimed, aimless
redirije [v] redirect, reroute, deflect
redirije [n] redirection, deflection
sudirijor [n] subdirector, subordinate director
unidirijal [a] unidirectional, directional, one-way
dirndel [n] dirndl (costume)
dis- [P] dys- (bad, abnormal)
discalculia [n] dyscalculia
discalculica [a] dyscalculic
disco [n] disc, discus, roundel; disk, record, CD, DVD; dial (telephone, radio, etc.); disco (music)
disco compata [n] compact disc, CD
disco de hoci [n] hockey puck
disco de inisia [n] startup disk
disco de vinil [n] record (vinyl)
disco dur [n] hard disk, hard drive
disco mol [n] floppy disk
disco video [n] video disc, DVD
discador [n] disk drive; CD drive, CD player; DVD drive, DVD player, DVD recorder
disci [v] dial (phone number)
discin [a] disclike, disc-shaped
discografia [n] discography
discoteca [n] disco, discotheque, nightclub
discreta [a] discreet
discretia [n] discretion
nondiscreta [a] indiscreet
nondiscreta [n] indiscreet person, bigmouth, blabber
nondiscretia [n] indiscretion
discrimina [v] discriminate
discrimina [n] discrimination
discriminante [n] discriminant
discute [v] discuss, talk about, deliberate
discute [n] discussion, deliberation, discourse
discutable [a] debatable, up for discussion, moot
discutor [n] discusser, participant in a discussion, interlocutor
rediscute [v] rediscuss, rehash
dise [v] say, state, tell, utter
dise [n] utterance
dise coreta [v] be correct, be right (in what one says, usually as judged by others)
autocontradise [v] contradict oneself
autocontradisente [a] self-contradictory
bondise [v] bless
bondise [n] blessing, benediction, beatitude
bondises [n] blessings
como diseda par [p] according to, as said by
contradise [v] contradict, be at odds with, call into question, show to be false, prove to be false, disprove, debunk, discredit, controvert, negate, confute
contradise [n] contradiction, inconsistency, mismatch, variance
contradisente [a] contradictory, antithetical, contrary, contrasting, conflicting, at variance, at odds, opposing, clashing, divergent, discrepant, different; inconsistent, incompatible
contradise se [v] contradict oneself
diseda [a] said
diseda [n] saying, maxim, adage, proverb, dictum
diseda saja [n] wise saying, word of wisdom, aphorism, maxim
diseno [n] naysayer
disesi [n] yesman
maldisable [a] cursable, accursed, abominable
maldise [v] curse, damn, anathematize/anathematise, badmouth, jinx, imprecate; blaspheme
maldise [n] curse, jinx, malediction, imprecation; blasphemy, profanity
maldiseda [a] accursed, abominable
nondiseda [a] unsaid, unspoken, unstated, unvoiced
nonpredisable [a] unpredictable
on dise ce [E] they say that, it is said that, it is rumored/rumoured that
on ta dise [E] one might say, you could say, as it were
per dise [E] namely, that is to say, in other words, to wit, i.e., I mean
per dise esata [E] strictly speaking
predisable [a] predictable
predise [v] predict, forecast, prophesy, foretell, prognosticate, second-guess (UK)
predise [n] prediction, forecast, prognosis, prophecy
predisente [a] predicting, prophetic
predisor [n] predictor, forecaster, prognosticator, prophet
redise [v] say again, reiterate; rephrase
disenteria [n] dysentery
disenti [v] dissent
disenti [n] dissention
disentor [n] dissenter, dissident, apostate, non-conformist
disesioni [v] dissect
disesioni [n] dissection
disfajia [n] dysphagia (medical)
disfasia [n] dysphasia (medical)
disforia [n] dysphoria (medical)
disi [n] flowerpecker (bird)
disionario [n] dictionary
disionario de sinonimes [n] synonym dictionary, thesaurus
disipa [v] dissipate
disipador [n] dissipator
disipador de caldia [n] heat sink
disiplina [v] discipline, chasten
disiplina [n] discipline
autodisiplina [n] self-discipline
disiplinal [a] disciplinary
disiplinor [n] disciplinarian, martinet
nondisiplina [n] indiscipline, lack of discipline
disiplo [n] disciple, epigone; protégé
dislexia [n] dyslexia
dislexica [a] dyslexic
disolve [v] dissolve; disintegrate, fall apart
disolve [v] dissolve; disintegrate
disolve [n] dissolution; solution (liquid mixture)
disolvable [a] dissolvable, soluble
disolveda [a] dissolved
disolveda [n] solute
disolvente [a] dissolving
disolvente [n] solvent
nondisolvable [a] undissolvable, insoluble
dispepsia [n] dyspepsia, dyspepsy, indigestion
dispepsica [a] dyspeptic
displasia [n] dysplasia (medical)
dispnea [n] dyspnea/dyspnoea (medical)
dispone [v] have available, have at one's disposal
disponable [a] available
disponablia [n] availability
nondisponable [a] unavailable
nondisponablia [n] unavailability
disposa [v] dispose (someone to), predispose, incline
disposa [n] disposition, predisposition, attitude, approach, stance
disposa mental [n] mental attitude, mindset, mentality
bondisposada [a] good-natured, kindly
disposada [a] inclined, disposed, predisposed
maldisposada [a] bad-natured, malevolent, malicious
disprosio [n] dysprosium (element)
disputa [v] dispute, quarrel over, argue about, contest, row, impugn
disputa [n] dispute, quarrel, argument, debate, conflict, strife, row, feud, dust-up, fracas, wrangle
disputable [a] arguable, controversial
disputada [a] disputed, controversial
disputeta [n] spat, minor quarrel
disputosa [a] quarrelsome, argumentative, tetchy, irritable, bad-tempered, ill-tempered, hot-tempered, quick-tempered, irascible, cross, surly, choleric, grouchy, grumpy, peevish, prickly, bolshy, crabby, cantankerous, fractious, pugnacious, scrappy, truculent
disputosa [n] curmudgeon, hothead
nondisputable [a] indisputable, incontrovertible, unimpeachable
nondisputada [a] undisputed
distante [a] distant, remote, far, far away, far out, afar, outlying; aloof
distante [A] far away, in the distance, distantly
a distantia [a] remote, (operating) from a distance
distanti [v] distance, move away, grow distant
distanti [v] make distant, take far away
distanti sosial [v] practice/practise social distancing
distanti sosial [n] social distancing
distantia [n] distance
distantia focal [n] focal length
ecuidistante [a] equidistant
plu distante [a] more distant, more remote, farther, further; distal
plu distante ca [p] farther than, beyond; distal to
distila [v] distill/distil
distila [n] distillation
distilada [a] distilled
distilada [n] distillate, liquor, spirit, booze (distilled beverage)
distilador [n] still, alembic
distileria [n] distillery
distingui [v] distinguish, differentiate, discriminate, tell apart, characterize/characterise
distingui [n] distinction, differentiation, discrimination, characterization/characterisation
distinguable [a] distinguishable, distinct
distinguida [a] distinct, distinctive
distinguinte [a] selective, discriminating
distinguinte [n] distinguishing feature, idiosyncrasy
distinguinte caxa [a] case-sensitive
nondistinguable [a] indistinguishable, indistinct
nondistinguinte [a] indiscriminate, undifferentiated
sin distingui [a] indiscriminate, undifferentiated
distonia [n] dystonia (medical)
distrae [v] distract
distrae [n] distraction
distraeda [a] distracted, absent-minded
distribui [v] distribute, dispense, serve out, hand out, hand round, mete out; deal (cards)
distribui [n] distribution
distribui proportial [v] distribute proportionally, prorate
distribuador [n] distributor
distribuisme [n] distributism
distribuor [n] distributor
maldistribui [v] misdistribute, misdeal
redistribui [v] redistribute
redistribui [n] redistribution
redistribuinte [n] redistributive
distrito [n] district, precinct, borough, township, neighborhood/neighbourhood
distrital [a] district, regional
distriti [v] district, divide into districts
distrito abital [n] residential district, residential area
distrito xines [n] Chinatown
redistriti [v] redistrict
distrofia [n] dystrophy (medical)
distrofica [a] dystrophic
disturba [v] disturb, perturb, disrupt, interfere (with normal functioning); interrupt, intrude on, impose on, put out, disconcert, unsettle, bother, inconvenience, faze
disturba [n] disturbance, perturbation, disruption, commotion, imposition, ruckus, rumpus; disorder, condition (medical)
disturba medical [n] medical condition, medical problem
disturba se (per) [v] be bothered (with), go to the trouble (of), make the effort (of), go to some trouble, put oneself out
disturbable [a] disturbable
disturbada [a] disturbed
disturbante [a] disturbing, uncanny
es disturbada par [v] be bothered by, mind
nondisturbada [a] undisturbed, unfazed
disuria [n] dysuria (medical)
dita [v] dictate
dita [n] dictation
ditador [n] dictation machine, dictaphone
ditero [n] fly (any two-winged insect)
dito [n] finger; digit (finger, toe)
dito de anelo [n] ring finger, fourth finger
dito de pede [n] toe
dito indicante [n] index finger, forefinger
dito martelin [n] hammertoe, claw toe, contracted toe
dito media [n] middle finger
dito peti [n] little finger, pinky, pinkie
dital [n] thimble
diti [v] finger
diti se [v] (colloquial) touch oneself, wank (masturbate)
ditin [a] fingerlike
diton [n] thumb; inch (unit of length)
diton alta [n] thumbs up
diton basa [n] thumbs down
diton de pede [n] big toe
sur ditos de pedes [A] on tiptoe
ditransitiva [a] ditransitive, divalent (grammar)
diurese [n] diuresis (medical)
diuresica [n] diuretic
diurna [a] daytime, diurnal
diva [n] goddess; diva
divalente [a] divalent
divali [n] Diwali, Deepavali (Hindu festival)
divan [n] divan; diwan
Divehi [n] Maldives
divehi [a] Maldivian (person, language)
divehi [n] Maldivian; Dhivehi (language)
diverje [v] divert, diverge, veer off, shunt, sidetrack, turn in another direction
diverje [v] divert, turn away
diverje [n] divergence; diverting, diversion
diverje sua regarda [v] look away, avert one's gaze
diverjador [n] diverter; overflow, spillway
diverjente [a] divergent
diversa [a] diverse, motley, various, miscellaneous, several, assorted, numerous, ragtag, sundry, a range of
biodiversa [a] biodiverse
biodiversia [n] biodiversity
cosas diversa [n] various things, several things
diversi [v] diversify
diversi [v] diversify
diversia [n] diversity, variety
diverti [v] have fun, enjoy oneself
diverti [v] amuse, entertain, divert, regale; perform (as entertainer)
diverti [n] amusement, entertainment, diversion, fun, frivolity
bon diverti [e] have fun, have a good time
diverti bon [v] have fun, have a good time
diverti bon [e] have fun, have a good time
divertida [a] amused, entertained
divertinte [a] amusing, entertaining, fun, light-hearted
divertor [n] entertainer
diverticulo [n] diverticulum (anatomy, medical)
diverticulite [n] diverticulitis (medical)
diverticulose [n] diverticulosis (medical)
divide [v] divide, part, split, fork, partition, sever
divide [v] divide, part, split, fork, partition; ration, hand over part of, share out
divide [n] division, parting, splitting, split, partitioning; rationing; septum (anatomy)
divide de comeda [n] food rationing
dividable [a] divisible, splittable
dividablia [n] divisibility
divideda [a] divided, split, forked, cloven, cleft
divideda [n] dividend, numerator
divideda entre [p] divided by
dividente [a] dividing, divisive
dividente [n] divisor, denominator
nondividable [a] indivisible, unsplittable; non-breaking (space)
nondivideda [a] undivided
sudivide [v] subdivide
sudivide [v] subdivide
sudivide [n] subdivision
dividendo [n] dividend
divin [a] divine, godlike
divin [n] deity, godhead, deva
divini [v] become divine
divini [v] deify, apotheosize/apotheosise
divini [n] deification, apotheosis
divinia [n] divinity
duidivin [a] semidivine
semidivin [a] semidivine
divina [v] guess, conjecture, speculate
divina [n] guess, speculation, guesswork
divina informada [n] educated guess
divina ritual [n] divination, augury
divinante [a] guessing, speculative
divinor [n] guesser; speculator; diviner, soothsayer
divorsa [v] divorce
divorsa [n] divorce
divorsada [n] divorcee
djadjici [n] tzatziki (food)
Djava [n] Java
djava [a] Javanese (person, language)
djava [n] Javanese (person, language)
Mar Djava [n] Java Sea
djelaba [n] djellaba
djembe [n] djembe (drum)
Djibuti [n] Djibouti
djibuti [a] Djibouti, Djiboutian
djibuti [n] Djibouti, Djiboutian
djihad [n] jihad
djihad grande [n] greater jihad
djihadisme [n] jihadism
djihadiste [n] jihadi, jihadist
djini [n] genie, jinni, djinn
djiniu [n] Jin, Jin-yu (language)
Djomolangma, Monte [n] Mount Everest, Mount Sagarmatha, Mount Chomolungma
djuang [a] Zhuang (person, language)
djuang [n] Zhuang (person, language)
Djuba [n] Juba
do [A] (interrogative) where; (relative) where
do [s] where
a do [A] to where, where to, whither
de do [A] from where, where from, whence
sempre do [s] wherever
do [n] do (musical note)
doberman [n] Doberman/Dobermann, Doberman pinscher (dog)
dobro [n] dobro (guitar)
doca [n] dock, wharf
doci [v] dock
docor [n] docker, dock worker, longshoreman, stevedore
documento [n] document, certificate
documento de nase [n] birth certificate
documenti [v] document
documenti [n] documentation (action)
documentos [n] documents, documentation, paperwork, bumf
documentos de identia [n] identity documents, credentials
documentos de rexerca [n] research material, research documents
documentos fondal [n] background material, background documents
documentos orijinal [n] source material, source documents
nondocumentida [a] undocumented
sin documentos [a] undocumented
dodeca- [P] dodeca- (twelve)
dodecafonia [n] dodecaphony, twelve-tone serialism, twelve-tone technique
dodecafonial [a] dodecaphonic
dodo [n] dodo (bird)
Dodoma [n] Dodoma
dogma [n] dogma, doctrine
dogmisme [n] dogmatism
dogmosa [a] dogmatic
dogon [a] Dogon (person, language)
dogon [n] Dogon (person, language)
Doha [n] Doha
dojinxi [n] dojinshi, doujinshi
dol [n] mourning, grief
de dol [a] mourning
en dol [a] mourning
es en dol [v] mourn, be mourning
dolar [n] dollar
petrodolar [n] petrodollar
dole [v] feel pain, hurt, ache, be sore
dole [v] cause pain to, pain, hurt, afflict
dole [n] pain, hurt, ache, suffering, affliction, gyp
dole agu [n] sharp pain, pang
dole de cor [n] heartache (metaphor)
dole de dente [n] toothache
dole de dorso [n] backache, back pain
dole de mundo [n] world-weariness, Weltschmerz
dole de orea [n] earache
dole de stomaco [n] stomach ache
dole de testa [n] headache
dole de ventre [n] bellyache
dolable [a] vulnerable
dolente [a] hurtful
doles de mori [n] death throes
doleta [v] ache
doleta [n] ache
doletesta [n] headache, nuisance, pain in the neck, pain in the ass, pain in the arse, pain in the butt (metaphor)
doletosa [a] achy, aching
dolon [n] agony, extreme pain
dolosa [a] painful, sore
sin dole [a] painless
dolina [n] sinkhole, swallowhole, swallet, doline
dolineta [n] pothole
dolinetosa [a] potholed
dolmen [n] dolmen (tomb)
dolomita [n] dolomite (mineral)
doma [v] domesticate, tame
doma [n] domestication, taming
doma formal [n] dressage
domada [a] domesticated, tame, domestic, pet
domor [n] tamer, trainer (of animals), whisperer
doman [A] tomorrow
doman [n] tomorrow
a la dia pos doman [A] the day after tomorrow
de doman [a] of tomorrow, tomorrow's
domenical [a] Sunday, dominical
domina [v] dominate, domineer, subjugate, exert power over; predominate, prevail, obtain
domina [n] domination, dominance, dominion, domain (including internet), sovereignty, predomination, preponderance
domina publica [n] public domain
dominante [a] dominant, domineering, predominant; mainstream
dominante [n] dominant (music)
dominor [n] dominator, dominatrix
sudominante [n] subdominant
supradominante [n] superdominant
Dominica [n] Dominica
dominican [a] Dominican (of Dominica, the Dominican Republic, or the religious order)
dominican [n] Dominican (of Dominica, the Dominican Republic, or the religious order)
Republica Dominican [n] Dominican Republic
domino [n] domino
dominos [n] dominoes (game)
dona [v] give, contribute, donate, impart, administer, pass, hand, confer, grant, endow, bestow, award, vouchsafe
dona [n] donating, donation, contribution, grant, endowment (action)
dona acua a [v] water (animals)
dona lete a [v] nurse (give milk to)
dona un titulo a [v] entitle
donada [a] given
donada [n] present, gift, donation, contribution; tip, pourboire
donada a Dio [n] oblation
donada de Dio [n] godsend
donada per studia [n] scholarship
donadas [n] presents, gifts, largess/largesse
donor [n] giver, donor, donator
redona [v] give back, hand back, return
redona [n] giving back, handing back, return (including financial)
redona tro poca [v] shortchange
donce [A] therefore, so, then, consequently, thus, ergo, thereby
donce [c] therefore, so, and so, ergo
e donce? [e] so what? (disinterest)
dong [n] dong, đồng
dongle [n] dongle (device)
donut [n] doughnut, donut
dopamina [n] dopamine
dora [v] gild, gold-plate
dora de fatos [n] spin (political)
dora la lil [v] gild the lily
dorada [a] gilded, gilt, gold-plated
doror [n] gilder
doror de fatos [n] spin doctor, spinmeister
dorado [n] dorado, dourado, river tiger (fish)
Dorado [n] Dorado (constellation)
Dorida [n] Doris
dorian [a] Doric, Dorian
dormi [v] sleep
dormi [n] sleep, slumber, shuteye, dormancy
dormi paradox [n] REM sleep, paradoxical sleep
dormi partal [v] be half-asleep, be half-awake
dormi tro longa [v] oversleep
dormeria [n] dormitory (sleeping quarters)
dormeta [v] doze, nap, snooze, have a siesta
dormeta [n] doze, nap, snooze, siesta, catnap
dorminte [a] sleeping, asleep, dormant
dormor [n] sleeper
dormosa [a] sleepy, drowsy, almost falling asleep
dormosia [n] sleepiness, drowsiness, somnolence
sin dormi [a] sleepless
dorso [n] back, dorsal area; spine (book); reverse (side); tails (coin)
dorso de mano [n] back of the hand
dorso de montania [n] mountain ridge
a dorso [A] on one's back, piggyback
dorsal [a] dorsal, of the back
dorsi [v] put one's back to; turn one's back on
dosa [v] dose
dosa [n] dose, drench; jigger
supradosa [v] overdose
supradosa [n] overdose
dosolojia [n] doxology
dosolojial [a] doxological
dote [n] dowry
dotor [n] doctor
dotor medical [n] medical doctor, physician
dotoral [a] doctoral
dotoria [n] doctorate
dotrina [n] doctrine, teachings
dotrinal [a] doctrinal
dox [n] dox (exposure of information)
doxi [v] dox
Dr [C] Dr
dracma [n] drachma (currency)
draga [v] dredge, trawl
dragabombeta [n] minesweeper
dragador [n] dredger, trawler
dragon [n] dragon
Dragon [n] Draco (constellation)
dragon [n] dragoon
dragster [n] dragster (car)
draisin [n] drasine, handcar, pump trolley (railway maintenance vehicle)
dram [n] dram
drama [n] drama
dramal [a] dramatic, theatrical
drami [v] dramatize/dramatise
drami [n] dramatization/dramatisation
dramiste [n] dramatist
dramosa [a] dramatic, dramatical, spectacular, histrionic
supradramosa [a] overdramatic, overdramatized/overdramatised, melodramatic, sensational, sensationalistic, lurid
supradramosia [n] sensationalism
dramaturjia [n] dramaturgy
drape [v] drape, swag
dravidian [a] Dravidian
drena [v] drain
drena [v] drain
drena [n] drainage
drepani [n] Hawaiian honeycreeper (bird)
driade [n] dryad, tree nymph, tree spirit
dribla [v] dribble (ball)
droga [n] drug
drogamania [n] drug addiction, drug habit
drogamanica [a] addicted to drugs
drogamanica [n] drug addict, junkie
drogi [v] drug, dope, stone
droma [n] crab plover (bird)
dromedario [n] dromedary
drongo [n] drongo (bird)
drosera [n] sundew (plant)
drosofila [n] fruit fly
Druciul [n] Bhutan
drucpa [a] Bhutanese, Bhutanse
drucpa [n] Bhutanese, Bhutanse
druida [n] druid
drupa [n] drupe, stone fruit (botany)
du [D] two
du [a] second (ordinal)
du [n] two, deuce (cards)
du- [P] two-; great- (grandparent)
a du veses [A] twice
deveni un duple [v] become a couple
divide a duples [v] divide into pairs, become grouped into pairs, pair up
divide a duples [v] divide (something) into pairs, group (something) into pairs, pair up, split into groups of two
duable [a] even (number)
dual [a] dual (grammar)
dual [n] dual; counterpart
dualia [n] duality, dualness
dualia onda-particula [n] wave-particle duality
dualisme [n] dualism
dualiste [n] dualist
duan [a] two years old, aged two
duan [n] two-year-old
dui [v] halve, become split in two, bisect, fork, bifurcate
dui [v] halve, split (something) in two, bisect, fork, bifurcate
dui [n] half, moiety; halving, splitting in two
dui- [P] half-, semi-, hemi-
duida [a] halved, half
duple [a] double, twofold, duplex, dual, paired
duple [A] doubly; twice
duple [n] double, pair, couple, dyad; duet; couplet, distych
dupli [v] double, duplicate
dupli [v] double, duplicate; dub, overdub (audio)
dupli [n] doubling, duplication, redundancy; dubbing (audio)
duplia [n] doubleness, pairedness, duality
duplida [a] doubled, duplicated; dubbed, overdubbed
duplinte [a] doubling, duplicating, redundant
duplisme [n] dichotomy, duality, dualism; bifurcation (biology)
dupliste [n] dualist; duettist
en duples [A] two by two, in pairs, in couples
grupi a duples [v] group into pairs, pair up
la monte du la plu alta [n] the second-highest mountain
la monte du de la plu altas [n] the second-highest mountain
nonduable [a] odd (number)
termoduple [n] thermocouple
duana [n] customs (agency); customs house
duanal [a] customs
duanin [a] resembling a customs house
duanor [n] customs official
Dublin [n] Dublin
dubnio [n] dubnium (element)
ducat [n] ducat (coin)
dudesim [n] five-pence piece, five-cent piece, nickel (coin)
duela [v] duel, fight a duel
duela [n] duel, single combat
duelin [a] duel-like, head-to-head
duelor [n] dueler/dueller, duelist/duellist
dufel [n] duffel, duffle
dugong [n] dugong (animal)
dulse [a] sweet; nice, gentle, tender, dulcet; cute; piano (music)
dulse per la oios [a] nice to look at, pleasing on the eye, worth feasting your eyes on
dulse per la oios [n] (colloquial) eye candy
dulsi [v] sweeten
dulsi [v] sweeten
dulsia [n] sweetness, gentleness, tenderness, cuteness; sweet taste, sugariness
dulsinte [n] sweetener
nondulsida [a] unsweetened
semidulse [a] semisweet
dulsimer [n] dulcimer
dulsimer martelida [n] hammered dulcimer, cimbalom, tympanon
duna [n] dune
duna de neva [n] snowdrift
duo- [P] duo- (two)
duodeno [n] duodenum (anatomy)
duopolio [n] duopoly
dur [a] hard, firm, tough, resistant to pressure; hard-boiled (egg); harsh, hostile (environment); difficult
duri [v] harden, toughen, hard-boil
duri [v] harden, toughen, hard-boil
duria [n] hardness, firmness, toughness; harshness; difficulty
dura [v] endure, continue to exist, last, hold out, eke out
dura [n] endurance, stamina, staying power, durability
dura plu longa ca [v] outlast
dura tra [v] last for, endure for (a specified time)
durante [a] durable, resilient, robust, sturdy, hardy, strong, tough, lasting, long-lasting, long-term
dura- [P] dura- (hard)
duramadre [n] dura mater (anatomy)
durian [n] durian
durzi [a] Druze (Islam)
durzi [n] Druze (Islam)
dusun [a] Dusun (person, language)
concani [n] Dusun (person, language)
duta [v] doubt, second-guess (US)
duta [n] doubt, qualm, reservation
autoduta [n] self-doubt
dutable [a] doubtable, doubtful, dubitable, questionable, open to doubt
dutada [a] doubted, dubious, doubtful
dutante [a] doubting, doubtful, skeptical/sceptical
dutas [n] doubts, scruples, reservations
dutosa [a] doubtful, doubting, sceptically inclined
nondutable [a] undoubtable, indubitable, unequivocal, unquestionable
nondutada [a] undoubted, unqualified, absolute
sin duta [A] doubtless, undoubtedly
sin duta tu era [E] you must be mistaken
duto [n] duct, shaft (tunnel); tract, vessel
duto de caldi [n] heating duct, flue
duto de fuma [n] flue
duto sangual [n] blood vessel
acuaduto [n] aqueduct
oviduto [n] oviduct (anatomy)
dux [n] shower (device), sprinkler; shower stall, shower cubicle
dux vajinal [n] vaginal douche
duxi [v] shower, sprinkle; water (flowers)
duxi [n] shower (action)
duxi se [v] take a shower
duxierba [n] garden sprinkler
Duxanbe [n] Dushanbe (city)
duxe [n] duke
arciduxe [n] archduke
arciduxesa [n] archduchess
duxal [a] ducal
duxesa [n] duchess
duxia [n] duchy
DVD [C] DVD
e [x] e
e [c] and
e ... e [E] both ... and
e/o [c] and/or
e- [P] e- (electronic)
ebano [n] ebony
ebefrenia [n] hebephrenia (medical)
ebefrenica [a] hebephrenic
ebola [n] Ebola, Ebola virus disease, Ebola hemorrhagic/haemorrhagic fever
ebonita [n] ebonite (rubber)
ec. [C] CE, AD, anno domini
EC [C] CE, AD, anno domini
ecarte [n] écarté
ecdisozon [n] ecdysozoon (pl. ecdysozoa) (organism)
ECG [C] ECG, EKG
ecidna [n] echidna, spiny anteater
ecimose [n] ecchymosis (medical)
ecinodermato [n] echinoderm (organism)
ecipo [n] crew, team, squad, cadre
ecipo prima [n] first team, varsity
coecipor [n] teammate
ecipi [v] crew, staff, man
ecipor [n] crew member, team member
Ecipo [n] Ecipo (Elefen's source languages)
Ecipon [n] Ecipo (Elefen's source languages, plus English)
eclampsia [n] eclampsia (medical)
preeclampsia [n] pre-eclampsia (medical)
ecler [n] éclair (cake)
ecletica [a] eclectic, catholic
ecleticisme [n] eclecticism
eclis [n] eclipse
eclis anelo [n] annular eclipse
eclisal [a] ecliptic
eclisal [n] ecliptic
eclisi [v] eclipse
eclisi [v] eclipse
eco [n] echo
ecosa [a] echoic
fa un eco [v] echo
eco- [P] eco-
ecograf [n] echograph, sonograph, ultrasonograph
ecografi [v] echograph, sonograph, ultrasonograph
ecografia [n] echography, sonography, ultrasonography
ecogram [n] echogram, sonogram, ultrasonogram
ecolalia [n] echolalia (medical)
ecoloca [v] echolocate, biosonar
ecoloca [n] echolocation
ecolojia [n] ecology
ecolojial [a] ecological
ecolojial sana [a] environmentally friendly, eco-friendly
ecolojiste [n] ecologist
econometria [n] econometrics
economia [n] economy; economics
economia de mercato [n] market economy
economia libraliste [n] liberal economy, laissez-faire economy
economia matematical [n] mathematical economy
economial [a] economic
economiste [n] economist
ecoside [v] commit ecocide, destroy the environment
ecoside [n] ecocide
ecotono [n] ecotone (biology)
ectare [n] hectare (unit of area)
ecto- [P] hecto- (hundred)
ecto- [P] ecto- (outside)
ectoderma [n] ectoderm (anatomy)
-ectomia [S] -ectomy (surgery)
ectopia [n] ectopia (medical)
ectopica [a] ectopic
ectoplasma [n] ectoplasm
ectotermal [a] ectothermic, ectothermal
ectotermal [n] ectotherm
Ecuador [n] Ecuador
ecuadoran [a] Ecuadorian, Ecuadoran, Ecuadorean
ecuadoran [n] Ecuadorian, Ecuadoran, Ecuadorean
ecuanim [a] equanimous, calm, composed
ecuanimia [n] equanimity
ecuator [n] equator
ecuatoral [a] equatorial
ecui- [P] equi-
ecuilibra [v] balance, poise
ecuilibra [v] balance, poise
ecuilibra [n] balance, equilibrium, kilter, equipoise
ecuilibra idrostatical [n] hydrostatic balance, hydrostatic equilibrium
desecuilibra [v] lose balance, be thrown off balance, overbalance, tip over, topple
desecuilibra [v] imbalance, unbalance, throw off balance, overbalance, tip over, topple, knock over
ecuilibrador [n] balancing device, stabiliser, outrigger
nonecuilibra [n] imbalance
ecuinote [n] equinox
ecuinote de autono [n] autumnal equinox
ecuinote de primavera [n] vernal equinox
ecuisito [n] horsetail (plant)
ecumenisme [n] ecumenism
ecumeniste [a] ecumenical
eczema [n] eczema (medical)
ed [n] eth, edh (letter)
eda [n] age (measure of years); age, era
eda comun [n] common era
eda de bronze [n] bronze age
eda de fero [n] iron age
eda de petra [n] stone age
eda glasial [n] ice age
eda grande [n] great age, longevity
eda matur [n] old age
eda media [n] middle age
eda oro [n] golden age, heyday, halcyon days
eda scolal [n] school age
ante la eda comun [a] before the common era (BCE), before Christ (BC)
coedal [a] of the same age, peer
coedal [n] peer
de la eda comun [a] common era (CE), anno domini (AD)
edisme [n] agism/ageism
ediste [a] agist/ageist
edeago [n] edeagus/aedeagus
edelvais [n] edelweiss
edema [n] edema/oedema (medical)
Eden [n] Eden
eder [n] eider, eider duck
edera [n] ivy
ederdon [n] eiderdown
Edinburg [n] Edinburgh
Edipo [n] Oedipus
edipal [a] Oedipal
edita [v] edit
edita [n] editing; edit, edition
coedita [v] coedit
coeditor [n] coeditor
editador [n] (software) editor, editing program
editador de fasimil [n] WYSIWYG editor
editor [n] editor
editores [n] editorial staff, editorial department, editorial office
editorial [n] editorial
editorialiste [n] editorial writer
edonisme [n] hedonism, sybaritism
edoniste [a] hedonistic
edoniste [n] hedonist, sybarite
-edro [S] -hedron (geometric solid)
decaedro [a] decahedral
decaedro [n] decahedron
dodecaedro [a] dodecahedral
dodecaedro [n] dodecahedron
esaedro [a] hexahedral
esaedro [n] hexahedron
icosaedro [a] icosahedral
icosaedro [n] icosahedron
otaedro [a] octahedral
otaedro [n] octahedron
poliedro [a] polyhedral
poliedro [n] polyhedron
tetraedro [a] tetrahedral
tetraedro [n] tetrahedron
educa [v] educate, school, edify
educa [n] education, edification
educa ajuntada [n] further education
educa coletiva [n] mass education
educa de liseo [n] secondary education
educa de universia [n] university education, higher education, tertiary education
educa prima [n] primary education
coeduca [v] coeducate
coeduca [n] coeducation
educable [a] educable
educada [a] educated, schooled, learned, cultured
educal [a] educational
educor [n] educator
maleduca [v] educate poorly
maleducada [a] poorly educated
noneducada [a] uneducated, unschooled, uncultured, ignorant, unskilled, menial
reeduca [v] re-educate
Edward, Lago [n] Lake Edward
edwardian [a] Edwardian
efedra [n] ephedra (plant)
efedrina [n] ephedrine (drug)
efemera [a] ephemeral
efemera [n] mayfly
efemeras [n] ephemera
efeto [n] effect; consequence, impact, footprint
efeto de Doppler [n] Doppler effect
efeto de moda [n] bandwagon effect, copycat behaviour
efeto invernerial [n] greenhouse effect
efeto ladal [n] side effect, repercussion, fallout
efeto spesial [n] special effect
efetosa [a] effective, with great effect, to great effect (intentionally or otherwise)
efetosia [n] effectiveness
en efeto [A] in effect, effectively, in fact
posefeto [n] aftereffect; aftermath
eficas [a] effective, efficacious, efficient (producing the desired effect)
eficasi [v] become more efficient, perform better
eficasi [v] make more efficient, improve the performance of
eficasia [n] effectiveness, efficacy, efficiency
noneficas [a] ineffective
efrata [v] burglarize/burgle
efrata [n] burglary
efrator [n] burglar
egal [a] equal, equivalent, tantamount; tied, drawn
egal [A] equally
egal [n] tie, draw (match result); deuce (tennis); toss-up
egal ... e [E] both ... and
egal ... o [E] either ... or
egal si ... o [E] whether ... or
atenta egali [v] try to catch up, play catch-up
desegali [v] become unequal; fall behind, fail to keep up
desegali [v] make unequal; decide (the winner of a tied competition)
desegali [n] tiebreak, tiebreaker, run-off, play-off, decider
egalador [n] equalizer/equaliser (filter)
egali [v] equalize/equalise, become equal; catch up, keep up, keep pace
egali [v] equalize/equalise, make equal, match, rival, equate to, catch up with, keep up with
egali [n] equation
egali cuadral [n] quadratic equation
egali cubo [n] cubic equation
egali de grado du [n] quadratic equation
egali de grado tre [n] cubic equation
egali de grado un [n] linear equation
egali diferensial [n] differential equation
egali linial [n] linear equation
egalia [n] equality, parity, equivalence
egalinte [a] equalizing/equalising
egalinte [n] equalizer/equaliser
egalisme [n] egalitarianism
egaliste [a] egalitarian
entre egales [a] among equals, peer-to-peer
es egal a [v] be equal to, equal
nonegal [a] unequal, non-equivalent
nonegali [v] become unequal
nonegali [v] make unequal
nonegali [n] inequation
nonegalia [n] inequality, disparity, discrepancy
sin egal [a] without equal, unequaled/unequalled, unrivaled/unrivalled, unparalleled/unparallelled, unmatched, matchless, peerless, nonpareil, incomparable
eglefin [n] haddock
eglesa [n] church (building, organization/organisation)
eglesal [a] ecclesiastic, ecclesiastical
egleseta [n] chapel
eglesor [n] member of the clergy, clergyman, clergywoman, cleric, parson, pastor, minister, chaplain
eglesor fema [n] clergywoman
eglesor mas [n] clergyman
eglesores [n] clergy
ego [n] ego, self
egoisme [n] selfishness, egotism
egoiste [a] selfish, egotistical
egoiste [n] egoist
egomania [n] egomania
egomanica [a] egomaniac, egomaniacal
egosa [a] egotistical, arrogant, insolent, haughty, conceited, vainglorious, overweening, puffed-up, overbearing, pretentious, affected, ostentatious, full of oneself, stuck-up, bold, brash, high-handed, snippy, snotty, supercilious, uppity
egosia [n] egotism, arrogance, insolence, conceit
nonegosa [a] unselfish
nonegosia [n] unselfishness, selflessness, generosity
otra ego [n] alter ego
sin ego [a] selfless
supraego [n] superego (psychology)
egosentral [a] egocentric
egreta [n] egret (bird)
ejacula [v] ejaculate
ejacula [n] ejaculation
ejemonia [n] hegemony
Ejeo [n] Aegean (region)
Mar Ejeo [n] Aegean Sea
ejean [a] Aegean
ejeta [v] eject, jettison, throw out, oust
ejeta [n] ejection, ouster
ejetable [a] ejectable
ejetada [a] ejective
ejetada [n] ejective (consonant)
Ejipte [n] Egypt
Ejipte antica [n] Ancient Egypt
ejiptian [a] Egyptian
ejiptian [n] Egyptian (person, language)
ejiptolojia [n] Egyptology
ejiptolojiste [n] Egyptologist
ejitalido [n] bushtit, long-tailed tit (bird)
el [m] he, she; him, her; it (animal or personified thing)
el ci [E] he who, she who, the one who
elisme [n] illeism (referring to oneself in the third person)
ela [m] she, her
Elam [n] Elam (ancient civilization/civilisation)
elaman [a] Elamite
elaman [n] Elamite
Elas [n] Greece, Hellas
elinica [a] Greek, Grecian, Hellenic
elinica [n] Greek (person, language), Hellene
elinici [v] hellenize/hellenise
elinici [v] hellenize/hellenise
elinici [n] hellenization/hellenisation
elastan [n] elastane, lycra, spandex
de elastan [a] (made of) elastane, lycra, spandex
elastica [a] elastic, stretchy, stretch
elastica [n] elastic
elasticia [n] elasticity
nonelastica [a] inelastic
nonelasticia [n] inelasticity
elefante [n] elephant
elefante-de-mar [n] elephant seal, sea elephant
elefanti [v] become an elephant, behave like an elephant; (colloquial) use Elefen clumsily
elefantin [a] elephantine
elefantiase [n] elephantiasis
elefen [a] Elefen, Lingua Franca Nova
elefen [n] Elefen, Lingua Franca Nova, LFN
elefeni [v] Elefenize/Elefenise, translate into Elefen
elefeni [v] Elefenize/Elefenise, translate into Elefen
elefenin [a] Elefen-like, in the style of Elefen
elefeniste [n] Elefenist, Elefen speaker, Elefen advocate
elegante [a] elegant
elegantia [n] elegance
eleje [v] choose, select, pick, elect, opt; sample
eleje [n] choice, election, selection
eleje acaso [n] random sampling
eleje partisipa [v] opt in, join in
eleje natural [n] natural selection
eleje no partisipa [v] opt out
eleje par comite [v] co-opt
deseleje [v] deselect
elejable [a] electable, eligible, alternative, optional, discretionary
elejable [n] option, alternative, choice
elejablia [n] eligibility, electability
elejal [a] electoral, elective
elejedas [n] chosen ones, elect
elejente [a] discriminating, choosy
elejor [n] elector
nonelejable [a] unelectable, ineligible
preelejal [a] pre-election
preeleje [v] preselect
proelejal [a] pro-choice
reeleje [v] re-elect
elejia [n] elegy
elejial [a] elegiac
elemento [n] element (basic part, including chemical); factor
elemental [a] elementary, fundamental, basic; elemental
elementin [a] elementary, very simple, uncomplicated, for beginners
eletrica [n] electricity
eletrical [a] electrical, electric
eletrici [v] electrify, power
eletrici [n] electrification
eletricida [a] electrified, electric
eletricinte [a] electrifying
eletriciste [n] electrician
idroeletrica [n] hydroelectricity
idroeletrical [a] hydroelectric
eletro- [P] electro-
eletrocuta [v] electrocute
eletrocuta [n] electrocution
eletrodo [n] electrode
eletroforese [n] electrophoresis
eletrolise [v] electrolyze/electrolyse
eletrolise [n] electrolysis
eletrolisal [a] electrolytic
eletrolito [n] electrolyte
eletron [n] electron
eletronal [a] electronic (pertaining to electrons)
eletronica [n] electronics (science)
eletronical [a] electronic (pertaining to electronics)
eletronicales [n] electronics (components)
eletronvolte [n] electronvolt, electron volt
Eleusi [n] Elefsina, Eleusis
eleva [v] bring up, raise, rear, nurture; breed (raise animals)
eleva [n] upbringing, nurture; breeding, husbandry
eleva de abeas [n] apiculture, beekeeping
eleva de animales [n] raising animals, breeding animals, animal husbandry
eleva de enfantes [n] parenting, raising children
eleva de mules [n] mussel farming, mussel breeding
eleva de ostras [n] oyster farming, ostreiculture, oyster breeding
eleva endogama [v] inbreed
boneleva [v] bring up well, train well
bonelevada [a] well brought-up, well-mannered, polite, well trained
eleveria [n] farm, stud (breeding animals)
eleveria de mules [n] mussel farm
eleveria de ostras [n] oyster farm
elevor [n] breeder (animals)
elevor de mules [n] mussel farmer, mussel breeder
elevor de ostras [n] oyster farmer
maleleva [v] bring up badly, train poorly
malelevada [a] badly brought-up, ill-mannered, impolite, poorly trained
elfo [n] elf, pixie, pixy, sprite, hobgoblin
elfin [a] elfin, elfish, pixieish
elianto [n] sunflower (plant, bloom)
elica [a] helical, helicoid
elica [n] helix; propeller
elicador [n] auger
elicador de Arcimede [n] Archimedes' screw, water screw, screw pump
eliceta [n] twiddly bit (curly decorative feature)
elicotor [n] helicopter, chopper
elicotor de ataca [n] helicopter gunship
elicotori [v] (transport by) helicopter, airlift
elidi [v] elide
elidi [n] elision
elimina [v] eliminate, annihilate, obliterate, eradicate, exterminate, extirpate, purge, expunge; knock out (from contest); rule out (a possibility)
elimina [n] elimination, annihilation, obliteration, eradication, extermination, extirpation, purge
elinisme [n] Hellenism
eliniste [a] Hellenistic
eliniste [n] Hellenist
elio [n] helium
eliofilia [n] heliophilia (biology)
eliofilica [a] heliophilic
eliofilica [n] heliophile
eliosentrisme [n] heliocentrism, heliocentricism
eliosentriste [a] heliocentric
eliotropo [a] heliotrope (color/colour)
eliotropo [n] heliotrope (plant)
eliporto [n] heliport
elise [a] elliptic, elliptical
elise [n] ellipse
elisoide [a] ellipsoid, ellipsoidal
elisoide [n] ellipsoid
elisurfas [n] helipad
elite [a] elite
elites [n] elite (group), aristocracy, who's who
elites modosa [n] in crowd, fashionable elite
elitisme [n] elitism
elitiste [a] elitist
elizabetan [a] Elizabethan
elminto [n] helminth, parasitic worm
antielmintal [n] anthelmintic, antihelminthic, vermifuge, vermicide, wormer, dewormer, drench (medicine)
deselminti [v] deworm, worm, drench
elmintose [n] helminthiasis, helmintosis, worms
elmo [n] helmet; headset (VR)
elmeta [n] open helmet, morion, pikeman's pot; hard hat
elmin [a] helmetlike, helmet-shaped
elmo de bisicli [n] cycling helmet, bicycle helmet
elmo de motosicli [n] motorcycle helmet, motorbike helmet
elmon [n] heaume, great helm, barrel helm, pot helm, bucket helm
elo [m] he, him
em [e] um, uh, er, erm (hesitation)
ematemese [n] hematemesis/haematemesis (medical)
ematita [n] hematite/haematite (mineral)
emato- [P] hemato-/haemato- (blood)
ematolojia [n] hematology/haematology
ematoma [n] hematoma/haematoma, bruising
ematoma periorbital [n] periorbital hematoma/haematoma, black eye
ematopoiese [n] hematopoiesis/haematopoiesis, hemopoiesis/haemopoiesis (biology)
ematopoiesal [a] hematopoietic/haematopoietic, hemopoietic/haemopoietic
ematoxilo [n] bloodwood
ematoxilo de Campetxe [n] logwood, bluewood, blackwood, campeachy wood, campeche wood
ematozon [n] hematozoon/haematozoon (pl. hematozoa/haematozoa) (organism)
ematuria [n] hematuria/haematuria (medical)
embarasa [v] embarrass, mortify, abash
embarasa [n] embarrassment, chagrin
embarasada [a] embarrassed, sheepish, awkward, abashed
embarasante [a] embarrassing, awkward
embarca [v] embark, board, go aboard, entrain; undertake, address oneself to (task); broach, bring up (topic)
desembarca [v] disembark, deplane, detrain, get off, get out
embarcada [a] embarked, on board
embargo [n] embargo
emberiza [n] bunting (bird)
embiotero [n] webspinner
embolo [n] embolus (medical)
embolia [n] embolism
embosce [v] ambush, waylay, lie in wait for, skulk
embosce [n] ambush
embosceda [a] ambushed, waylaid
embraje [n] clutch (mechanism)
desembraji [v] declutch
embraji [v] apply the clutch (to), put (a vehicle) in gear
embrio [n] embryo
embrial [a] embryonic, embryonal
embriolojia [n] embryology
embriolojial [a] embryological
embriolojiste [n] embryologist
embuto [n] funnel (for pouring); infundibulum
embuti [v] funnel
embutin [a] funnel-like
eme [n] heme/haem
Emelia [n] Emilia (Italian region)
emelian [a] Emilian
emelian [n] Emilian
emeri [n] emery
emerje [v] emerge, emanate, issue; surface; loom up; hatch
emerje [v] cause to emerge; bring to the surface; hatch
emerje [n] emergence, emanation
emerjente [a] emerging, emergent
nova emerjente [a] newly emergent, up-and-coming
reemerje [v] re-emerge
-emese [S] -emesis (vomiting)
emete [v] emit, effuse, give off, give out, give forth, send out
emete [n] emission, emanation
emetador [n] emitter; exhaust (system)
emetor [n] emitter (person, organization, nation)
radioemete [n] radio emission
emfisema [n] emphysema (medical)
emi- [P] hemi-
-emia [S] -emia/-aemia (blood)
-emica [S] -emic/-aemic
emion [n] onager, wild ass
emiplejia [n] hemiplegia
emiplejica [a] hemiplegic
emo [a] emo (music)
emo [n] emo (music)
EMO [C] IMO, IMHO
emo- [P] hemo-/haemo- (blood)
emofilia [n] hemophilia/haemophilia
emofilica [a] hemophiliac/haemophiliac
emofilica [n] hemophiliac/haemophiliac
emoglobina [n] hemoglobin/haemoglobin
emoji [n] emoji
emolise [v] hemolyze/haemolyse
emolise [n] hemolysis/haemolysis
emolitica [a] hemolytic/haemolytic
emoraje [v] hemorrhage/haemorrhage
emoraje [n] hemorrhage/haemorrhage
emorajal [a] hemorrhagic/haemorrhagic
emoroide [n] hemorrhoid/haemorrhoid
emosia [v] affect, move, touch (emotionally)
emosia [n] emotion, sentiment, emotiveness, emotivity
emosial [a] emotional
emosiante [a] moving, touching, emotive
emosiosa [a] sentimental, emotional, labile
emosiosia [n] sentimentality
nonemosiada [a] unmoved
nonemosiosa [a] unemotional, unfeeling, cold, impassive
emosianina [n] hemocyanin/haemocyanin
emosicon [n] emoticon
emosite [n] hemocyte/haemocyte, blood cell
emositoblasto [n] hemocytoblast/haemocytoblast, hematopoietic stem cell
emostase [n] hemostasis/haemostasis (medical)
emostasal [a] hemostatic/haemostatic
emostaseolojia [n] hemostaseology/hemostasaeology
emotoxina [n] hemotoxin/haemotoxin
empanada [n] empanada
empanadeta [n] empanadilla
empapa [v] soak, drench, waterlog, macerate; indoctrinate, brainwash
empapa [n] soaking, drenching, maceration; indoctrination
empapada [a] soaked, drenched, sodden, soggy
empatia [v] empathize/empathise with
empatia [n] empathy
empatica [a] empathic, empathetic
nonempatica [a] non-empathic, hard-hearted
empireo [n] Empyrean, Empyreal, empyrean heaven
empirical [a] empirical, objective
empiricalia [n] empiricalness, empiricism, objectivity
empiricalisme [n] empiricism
empiricaliste [n] empiricist
emplea [v] employ (person), hire
emplea [n] employment, job
emplea a stranjer [v] outsource internationally, subcontract abroad
emplea a stranjer [n] international outsourcing, subcontracting abroad
emplea con salario [n] salaried employment
autoempleada [a] self-employed
con tro multe empleadas [a] overstaffed
con tro poca empleadas [a] understaffed
desemplea [v] dismiss, fire, sack, lay off (employee)
desemplea [n] dismissal, sacking, layoff
empleable [a] employable
empleablia [n] employability
empleada [a] employed
empleada [n] employee, hireling, staffer, operative
empleada tempora [n] temporary employee, temp
empleadas [n] employees, staff, personnel
empleor [n] employer, boss
empleor de boteca [n] retail clerk, sales clerk, shop assistant
nonemplea [n] unemployment
nonempleada [a] unemployed, jobless
emporta [v] import
emporta [n] import, importation
emporta nonlegal [v] import illegally, bootleg
emportor [n] importer
emprende [v] undertake, take on, take over, set about (doing)
emprende [n] undertaking, venture, enterprise (project)
coemprende [n] joint venture
emprendor [n] entrepreneur
emprendosa [a] enterprising, full of enterprise, go-ahead, proactive, dynamic
empresta [v] borrow
emprestor [n] borrower
emu [n] emu (bird)
emulsion [n] emulsion
emulsioni [v] emulsify
emulsioni [v] emulsify
en [p] in (a place or condition), inside, within
en [p] (moving) into
en [p] in, during (a period of time)
en [p] in (a language, medium or manner)
en- [P] en-, in-
a en [p] into
a en [A] within, inside, herein
de en [p] from within, (moving) out of
de en [A] from within
en [n] yen (currency)
-en [S] -ene (chemistry)
enaira [v] take off, lift off, blast off
enaira [n] take-off, lift-off, blast-off
enama [v] become enamored/enamoured, become infatuated, fall in love
enama [v] enamor/enamour, infatuate, win the love of, cause to fall in love
enama [n] infatuation, enamorment/enamourment
desenama [v] become disenamored/disenamoured, fall out of love
desenama [v] disenamor/disenamour, cause to fall out of love
desenamada [a] disenamored/disenamoured
deveni desenamada par [v] fall out of love with
deveni enamada par [v] fall in love with
enamada [a] enamored/enamoured, infatuated, in love, moonstruck, smitten
es desenamada par [v] be disenamored/disenamoured with
es enamada par [v] be enamored/enamoured with, be infatuated with, be in love with, have a crush on
encalia [v] wash up, run aground, become beached, become stranded, become marooned
encalia [v] beach, strand, maroon
encampa [v] intern, encamp
encampa [n] internment, encampment, detention, lockdown
encamperia [n] internment camp
encanta [v] enchant, bewitch, beguile, cast a spell, captivate, charm, enrapture, ravish, jinx, transfix
encanta [n] spell, incantation, enchantment, charm, jinx, juju
desencanta [v] disenchant, break the spell
desencanta [n] disenchantment
encantada [a] enchanted, bewitched, spellbound
encantada [e] pleased to meet you, (it was) a pleasure (to meet you)
encantante [a] charming, engaging; gorgeous, breathtaking, ravishing
encantor [n] charmer, enchanter, enchantress
encarga [v] commission, order, entrust, charge, deputize/deputise
encarga [n] commission, order, responsibility, onus
coencargada [a] collegial, with shared responsibility
encargable [a] responsible (trustworthy)
encargablia [n] responsibility
encargada [a] entrusted, responsible, accountable, answerable, in charge, commissioned
encargada [n] commission (authorized/authorised group); deputy
nonencargada [a] non-commissioned
encefalina [n] enkephalin (biology)
enclave [n] enclave
enclui [v] enclose, shut in, encapsulate, encase, confine, lock up; lock down (a community)
enclui [n] encapsulation, confinement, lockdown
encolie [v] cower, cringe, shrink
encontra [v] meet, encounter, come across, hook up with
encontra [n] meeting, date, appointment, rendezvous, encounter; briefing, assignation; session (therapy, music); match (sport)
encontra acaso [v] meet by chance, happen to meet, happen upon, stumble upon
encontra acaso [n] chance encounter
encontra romantica [n] romantic rendezvous, tryst
endemia [n] endemic
endemial [a] endemic
endirije [v] route
endirije [n] routing
endirijador [n] router (computer)
endo- [P] endo- (inside)
endocrin [a] endocrine (gland)
endocrinolojia [n] endocrinology
endocrinolojial [a] endocrinological
endocrinolojiste [n] endocrinologist
endodontia [n] endodontics
endogama [a] endogamous, inbred
endogamia [n] endogamy, inbreeding
endojenese [n] endogeny
endojenesal [a] endogenous
endometrio [n] endometrium
endometrial [a] endometrial
endometriose [n] endometriosis
endonim [a] endonymous
endonim [n] endonym (local place name)
endoplasma [n] endoplasma
endoreica [a] endorheic
endorfina [n] endorphin
endoscopio [n] endoscope
endoscopi [n] endoscopy
endoscopial [a] endoscopic
endostilo [n] endostyle (anatomy)
endotelio [n] endothelium (anatomy)
endotermal [a] endothermic, endothermal
endotermal [n] endotherm
enebria [v] get drunk, get intoxicated, get inebriated; be drunk, be intoxicated, be inebriated
enebria [v] intoxicate, inebriate
enebria [n] intoxication, inebriation, drunkenness
desenebria [v] sober up
desenebria [n] sobering up
enebriada [a] intoxicated, inebriated, drunk, drunken, tipsy, sozzled, spaced-out
enebriada [n] drunk, drunkard
enebriante [a] intoxicating, inebriating
enebriante [n] intoxicant
posenebria [n] hangover
selula de desenebria [n] drunk tank, sobering-up station
Eneida [n] Aeneid (poem)
enema [n] enema
enemi [n] enemy, adversary, foe
arcenemi [n] archenemy, nemesis
enemia [n] hostility (quality), enmity, malignity, acrimony, bad blood
enemin [a] hostile, adverse, belligerent, antagonistic, inimical
enerjia [n] energy, power; verve, vigor/vigour, pep, oomph
desenerji [v] de-energize/de-energise, enervate, debilitate, weaken, sap
desenerji [n] enervation, debilitation
enerji [v] energize/energise, vitalize/vitalise, power
enerjiosa [a] energetic, vigorous, brisk, lusty, vibrant, boisterous, rollicking, high-spirited, exuberant
enerjida par pilas [a] battery-powered
idroenerjia [n] water power, hydropower, hydraulic energy
reenerji [v] re-energize/re-energise, rally
solal enerjida [a] solar-powered
enets [a] Enets
enets [n] Enets (person, language)
enfante [a] child
enfante [n] child, kid, kiddie, kiddy, bairn, tyke
enfante con clave [n] latchkey child
enfante misera [n] urchin, guttersnipe
enfante unica [n] only child
enfantes [n] children, offspring, progeny
enfanteria [n] kindergarten, nursery
enfantia [n] childhood, girlhood, boyhood
enfantin [a] childish, childlike, innocent, infantile, puerile
enfantor [n] childminder, nanny, nurse, nursemaid
estraenfante [n] stepchild
enfantiside [v] commit infanticide
enfantiside [n] infanticide (action)
enfantisidor [n] infanticide (person)
enferno [n] hell, hellfire, inferno, perdition, underworld
enfernal [a] infernal, chthonic, chthonian
enfernin [a] hellish, damned, damn, blasted, bloody
vade a enferno [e] go to hell, get lost, get stuffed, piss off, fuck off
enflue [v] flow in
enflue [v] input
enflue [n] inflow, influx, input, intake; flow (tide)
enfluente [a] inflowing, incoming
enforsa [v] enforce, apply, impose, implement, bring to bear
enforsa [n] enforcement, application, imposition, implementation
enforsable [a] enforceable
enforsada [a] enforced, imposed, in effect
enforsor [n] enforcer
enforsor de corte [n] bailiff
nonenforsable [a] unenforceable
reenforsa [v] re-enforce, reimpose
engana [v] deceive, hoax, bluff, bilk, trick, inveigle, delude, cheat
engana [n] deception, subterfuge, hoax, bluff, bunco, deceit, delusion, duplicity, con, feint, humbug, setup, skulduggery, wile, cheat, cheating
autoengana [v] deceive oneself, fool oneself, delude oneself
autoengana [n] self-deception, self-delusion, delusion
autoenganante [a] self-deceiving, self-delusional, delusional
enganable [a] deceivable, trickable, gullible
enganada [n] person deceived, dupe, gull, patsy
enganor [n] cheat, hoaxer, deceiver, con man, con artist, swindler
enganosa [a] deceitful, deceptive, duplicitous, devious, sneaky, underhanded, illusive
nonenganante [a] guileless, artless
England [n] England
engles [a] English (person, language)
engles [n] English; Englishman, Englishwoman
engles estuarial [n] Estuary English
engles prescriveda [n] standard English
englesi [v] anglicize/anglicise
englesi [v] anglicize/anglicise
englesi [n] anglicization/anglicisation
englesin [a] English-like, as in English, in an English style
englesisme [n] anglicism
engoli [v] swallow, gulp, guzzle, scoff, swig, swill, neck, chug; engulf, envelop
malengoli [v] choke on, swallow the wrong way
engrana [v] engage (gear, enemy)
engrana [v] engage (gear, enemy)
engrana [n] engagement (gear, combat); gear (setting)
engrana de avansa [n] drive, forward gear
engrana de retira [n] reverse, reverse gear
engrana mor [n] neutral (gear)
engrana prima [n] first gear
desengrana [v] disengage (gear, enemy)
desengrana [v] disengage (gear, enemy)
desengrana [n] disengagement
engranada [a] engaged (gear)
engranada a cuatro rotas [n] four-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, four-by-four
engranador [n] gearbox, transmission
supraengrana [n] overdrive
enigma [n] enigma, conundrum, puzzle, riddle
enigmosa [a] enigmatic
enlinia [v] get (someone to go) online, connect (something) to the internet; put online, publish online
enlinia [n] connecting to the internet; publishing online
enliniada [a] online
eno- [P] heno- (one)
enorme [a] enormous, giant, huge, vast, immense, colossal, tremendous, prodigious, terrific
enorme [A] enormously, hugely, vastly
enormia [n] enormity, vastness, immensity, bulk
enotera [n] evening primrose
enrola [v] curl up, roll up (into a ball), snuggle, furl
enrola [v] roll up, ball up, scrunch up, wad; wind, coil, wind up (mechanism)
enrola [n] roll; coil, skein; scroll
enrola de piano [n] piano roll
enrolada [n] crunch, curl-up (exercise)
desenrola [v] unroll, unwind, uncoil, unfurl; wind down (mechanism); relax
desenrola [v] unroll, unwind, uncoil, unfurl; wind down (mechanism); relax
enrolador [n] winch, capstan, windlass
enrolor [n] coiler, winder (person)
reenrola [v] curl back up, roll up again
reenrola [v] roll up again; wind back up, wind up again (mechanism)
enscrive [v] inscribe, subscribe, register (for activity), enlist, enroll/enrol, sign up, empanel, impanel, recruit, matriculate
enscrive [n] inscription, subscription, sub, registration, enlistment, enrollment/enrolment, conscription
enscrive su direto de autor [v] copyright
enscrive de tomba [n] epitaph
desenscrive [v] unsubscribe
enscriveda [a] inscribed, subscribed, registered, enrolled, recruited
enscriveda [n] recruit, conscript, draftee
enscrivor [n] inscriber; subscriber
nonenscrivor [n] non-subscriber
preenscrive [v] pre-register
reenscrive [v] resubscribe, re-enlist
ensefalo [n] encephalon, (loosely) brain
ensefali [v] encephalize/encephalise
ensefali [n] encephalization/encephalisation
ensefalite [n] encephalitis
ensefalograf [n] encephalograph
ensefalografia [n] encephalography
ensefalogram [n] encephalogram
eletroensefalograf [n] electroencephalograph
eletroensefalografia [n] electroencephalography
eletroensefalogram [n] electroencephalogram
ensefalomielite [n] encephalomyelitis
ensela [v] saddle
desensela [v] unsaddle
ensende [v] catch fire, light, ignite, kindle; fire (gun); turn on (light, person)
ensende [v] set fire to, light, ignite, kindle; fire (gun); turn on (light, person)
ensende [n] ignition
ensende criminal [n] arson
ensendador [n] lighter
ensendente [a] igniting, incendiary
ensendor [n] firestarter
ensendor criminal [n] arsonist
malensende [v] misfire (gun)
malensende [v] misfire (gun)
reensende [v] relight, reignite
ensenia [v] teach (a subject)
ensenia [n] teaching
ensenias [n] teachings (of a person, a faith, etc.)
ensenior [n] teacher, lecturer, pedagog/pedagogue, schoolteacher, schoolmaster, schoolmistress, preceptor
ensenior privata [n] private teacher, personal teacher, tutor
ensenior xef [n] headteacher, headmaster, headmistress
ensiclica [a] encyclical
ensiclica [n] encyclical
ensiclopedia [n] encyclopedia/encyclopaedia
ensiclopedial [a] encyclopedic/encyclopaedic
ensinta [a] pregnant, gravid
ensinti [v] become pregnant
ensinti [v] impregnate
ensintia [n] pregnancy
ensintial [a] prenatal
ensirca [v] surround, encircle, enclose, frame, encompass, encapsulate, gird; cup (as with hands)
ensirca [n] enclosure, compound, stockade
ensirca de bebe [n] playpen
ensirca de bestias [n] pen, corral, bullpen, stockyard, run
ensirca de canes [n] dog pound, dog run
ensirca de cavalos [n] paddock, corral, stockade
ensirca de gales [n] chicken coop, hencoop
ensirca de oveas [n] sheep pen, sheepcote, sheepfold, fold
ensirca de porcos [n] pigpen, pig sty
ensircada [a] surrounded
ensircada par tera [a] landlocked
ensircante [a] encircling, peripheral
ensofla [v] sniff, snort, snuffle
ensofla [n] sniff, snort, insufflation
ensoflable [a] sniffable
ensoflable [n] snuff
enspira [v] inhale, breathe in, toke, aspirate
enspira [n] inhalation, inspiration
enspira subita [v] gasp
enspira subita [n] gasp
enspirable [a] inhalable
enspirador [n] inhaler, puffer, allergy spray
enspireta [v] gasp
enspireta [n] gasp
entablamento [n] entablature
-ente [S] -ing
-ente [S] -ing
enteojen [a] entheogenic
enteojen [n] entheogen, entheogenic substance
entera [v] bury, inter
entera [n] burial
desentera [v] unearth, disinter, exhume, dig up, dredge up
desentera [n] unearthing, exhumation
entereria [n] burial site; landfill (site)
enteror [n] gravedigger
nonenterada [a] unburied
enterite [n] enteritis
entomolojia [n] entomology
entomolojiste [n] entomologist
entoprocto [n] entoproct (organism)
entra [v] enter, go in, come in; log in (software)
entra [v] admit, cause to enter, allow entry (to place); enter, input (data)
entra [n] admission (to place), admittance; entrance, entry, entryway, ingress, check-in, threshold, concourse
entra par forsa [v] break in
entrada [n] entry, item (in list)
reentra [v] re-enter, go back in
reentra [v] readmit
reentra [n] re-entry; readmittance
suentrada [n] subentry (in list)
entre [p] between, among, amongst, amid, amidst, betwixt, twixt; within (a group)
entre [p] divided by, per, out of
entre- [P] inter- (between)
entre cual [E] between which (relative); (choosing) from which, from within which, out of which (relative)
entre du [a] one-to-one, one-on-one (tuition, etc.)
entre la du [A] between the two, in between
a entre [A] in between; to between
entretempo [a] interim, intervening, transitional, provisional, acting; working (hypothesis)
entretempo [A] meanwhile, meantime, in the meantime, in the interim
entropia [n] entropy
nonentropia [n] negentropy, negative entropy, syntropy
entxilada [n] enchilada (food)
enurese [n] enuresis, bedwetting
envelopa [n] envelope
envelopi [v] put into an envelope
envia [v] send, dispatch, transmit, transfer, submit
envia [n] sending, transmission
envia a mar [v] launch (a ship)
envia a via [v] send away, send off, dismiss
envia de mesaje [n] messaging, texting
envia de mesaje instante [n] instant messaging
enviada [a] sent
enviada [n] envoy, emissary, messenger
enviador [n] transmitter
envior [n] sender
nonreenviable [a] non-returnable, unreturnable
reenvia [v] send back, return, recommit, resubmit
reenviable [a] returnable
envolve [v] wrap, wrap up, envelop, swaddle; involve, embroil, enlist, engage, commandeer
envolve [n] wrapping; involvement
envolve en leto [v] tuck into bed
desenvolve [v] unwrap
envolveda [a] wrapped; involved
es envolveda en [v] be involved in, be wrapped up in, be party to, be engaged in
reenvolve [v] rewrap; reinvolve, re-engage
enzima [n] enzyme
enzimal [a] enzymatic
enzimolojia [n] enzymology
eon [n] eon/aeon
eora [a] Eora
eora [n] Eora
eosene [a] Eocene (geology)
eosene [n] Eocene (geology)
eosin [n] eosin (dye)
eosinofilia [n] eosinophilia (medical)
eosinofilica [a] eosinophilic
eosinofilica [n] eosinophil
eparina [n] heparin (medical)
epatal [a] hepatic
epatica [n] liverwort, liverleaf, hepatic (plant)
epatite [n] hepatitis
epe [n] épée (sword), foil
epi- [P] epi-
epica [a] epic
epica [n] epic
epicanto [n] epicanthus, epicanthic fold
Epicuro [n] Epicurus (philosopher)
epicurisme [n] epicureanism
epicuriste [n] epicurean
epidemia [n] epidemic
epidemial [a] epidemic
epidemiolojia [n] epidemiology
epidemiolojial [a] epidemiological
epidemiolojiste [n] epidemiologist
epiderma [n] epidermis
epidermal [a] epidermal
epididimo [n] epididymis (anatomy)
epifania [n] epiphany
vijila de epifania [n] Epiphany Eve, Twelfth Night
epifenomeno [n] epiphenomenon
epiglote [n] epiglottis
epiglotal [a] epiglottal
epiglotal [n] epiglottal (consonant)
epigraf [n] epigraph
epigrafia [n] epigraphy
epigrafiste [n] epigrapher, epigraphist
epigram [n] epigram
epigramal [a] epigrammatic
epigramor [n] epigrammatist
epilesia [n] epilepsy
antiepilesica [n] antiepileptic
epilesica [a] epileptic
epiloga [v] epilog/epilogue, add an epilog/epilogue to; sum up, round off
epiloga [n] epilog/epilogue, afterword; postscript
epiproto [n] epiproct
episcopalian [a] Episcopalian
episcopalian [n] Episcopalian
episcopalianisme [n] Episcopalianism (Christianity)
episentro [n] epicenter/epicentre
episodio [n] episode, installment/instalment
episodio de caldi [n] hot flash, hot flush
episodial [a] episodic
epistemolojia [n] epistemology
epistemolojial [a] epistemological
epistemolojiste [n] epistemologist
epistola [n] letter, epistle
epistolas [n] correspondence, collection of letters
epistolal [a] epistolary
epistolografia [n] epistolography
epitelio [n] epithelium (anatomy)
epitelial [a] epithelial
epiteto [n] epithet; attributive adjective
epoca [n] epoch
eponim [a] eponymous
eponim [n] eponym
eposido [n] epoxide (chemistry)
eposidal [a] epoxy
epsilon [n] epsilon (Greek letter)
Er [n] Ireland (island); Ireland (country), Republic of Ireland
eres [a] Irish, Gaelic (person, language)
eres [n] Irish, Gaelic (person, language)
Mar Eres [n] Irish Sea
Er Norde [n] Northern Ireland
era [v] err, make a mistake
era [n] error, mistake, solecism; error (software)
era comica [n] blooper, outtake
era grande [n] big mistake, blunder
era sosial [n] gaffe, faux pas, solecism
erante [a] mistaken, wrong, erroneous, fallacious
ereta [v] slip, slip up, make a small mistake
ereta [n] slip, slip-up, booboo, boob, small mistake, glitch
ereta de parla [v] make a slip of the tongue, misspeak
ereta de parla [n] slip of the tongue, misspeak
eror [n] mistaker, person who makes a mistake, person who is mistaken, person in the wrong
erosa [a] very wrong, badly mistaken, riddled with errors
nonerante [a] inerrant, infallible, unerring
era [n] era (geology)
eraldo [n] herald
eraldia [n] heraldry
eraldial [a] heraldic
erba [n] grass; lawn; herb
erba de cosini [n] herb
erba-de-mar [n] seagrass
erba-de-mate [n] yerba maté
erba de san Jacobo [n] ragwort
erba sitrica [n] lemongrass, barbed wire grass, citronella grass
bonerba [n] herb
colie erbas [v] gather herbs, herborize/herborise, botanize/botanise
desmalerbi [v] weed
erbal [a] herbal
erberia [n] herbarium
erbin [a] grasslike, herbaceous
erbiste [n] herbalist
erbisteria [n] herbal shop, herbalist's
erbosa [a] grassy
estrae malerbas de [v] weed
malerba [n] weed
erbio [n] erbium (element)
erbiside [n] herbicide, weedkiller
erbisidal [a] herbicidal
erbivor [a] herbivorous
erbivor [n] herbivore
erbolojia [n] herbology, herbalism, herbal medicine
erbolojiste [n] herbologist
eremita [a] hermitic, reclusive
eremita [n] hermit, hermitic, recluse, anchorite, anchoress
eremiteria [n] hermitage
eremitia [n] hermitry
eremitin [a] hermitlike
erese [a] heretical
erese [n] heretic, infidel
eresia [n] heresy
ergativa [a] ergative, labile (grammar)
ergativa [n] ergative (grammar)
ergativia [n] ergativity, lability (grammar)
ergonomia [n] ergonomics
ergonomial [a] ergonomic
ergote [n] ergot (fungus)
ergotisme [n] ergotism, ergotoxicosis, ergot poisoning (medical)
-eria [S] -ery, -arium (place)
erica [n] heath (plant)
erica arborin [n] tree heath, tree heather, white heather, brier, briar
Eridano [n] Eridanus (constellation)
Erie, Lago [n] Lake Erie
erije [v] erect, prick up, put up, stand up straight, bristle
erije [v] erect, prick up, put up, build, construct
erije [n] erection
erijable [a] erectile
erijeda [a] erect, pricked up
eriso [n] hedgehog
eriso-de-mar [n] sea urchin, uni
erisin [a] hedgehoglike
erita [v] inherit
erita [n] inheritance, heritage, heredity, patrimony, birthright, legacy
deserita [v] disinherit
eritable [a] heritable, inheritable
eritada [a] inherited
eritada de familia [n] heirloom
erital [a] hereditary
eritisme [n] hereditarianism
eritiste [n] hereditarian
eritor [n] heir, heiress, heritor, heritrix, scion
eritor legal [n] heir apparent
eritema [n] erythema (medical)
eritema jelal [n] chilblain
eritro- [P] erythro- (red)
eritroblasto [n] erythroblast (blood cell)
eritromisina [n] erythromycin (antibiotic)
eritropoiese [n] erythropoiesis (biology)
eritrosite [n] erythrocyte, red blood cell
ermeneutica [n] hermeneutics
ermeneutical [a] hermeneutic
ermino [n] ermine, stoat
ernia [v] herniate
ernia [n] hernia, herniation, rupture
ernia femoral [n] femoral hernia
ernia iatal [n] hiatal hernia
ernia inguinal [n] inguinal hernia
ernia ombilical [n] umbilical hernia
erode [v] erode, wear away, wear down, weather
erode [n] erosion, attrition
erodente [a] eroding, erosive
eroe [n] hero, heroine, protagonist
antieroe [n] antihero, antiheroine
eroesa [n] heroine
eroin [a] heroic
eroisme [n] heroism
supraeroe [n] superhero, superheroine
eroina [n] heroin (drug)
eroinamania [n] heroine addiction
eroinamanica [a] heroine addict, junkie
eroinor [n] heroine addict, junkie
erojen [a] erogenous
eron [n] heron
Eros [n] Eros (mythology)
erotica [a] erotic, carnal
autoerotica [a] autoerotic
eroticas [n] erotica
omoerotica [a] homoerotic
erpes [n] herpes
erpetolojia [n] herpetology
erpetolojiste [n] herpetologist
Ertra [n] Eritrea
ertri [a] Eritrean
ertri [n] Eritrean
erudita [a] erudite, learned, scholarly, knowledgeable
erudita [n] polymath, savant, scholar
eruditia [n] erudition, learnedness, scholarliness, scholarship
eruga [n] caterpillar
eruga de jeometrido [n] inchworm, looper
eruga de seda [n] silkworm
erugin [a] caterpillarlike
eruta [v] erupt; break out (in a rash)
eruta [n] eruption; outbreak; rash (medical)
es [v] be, is, are, am
es [n] being (state)
esente [a] being, existing
esente [A] being; because of being, in one's role as
esente [n] being, creature, entity
es- [P] ex- (outside)
-es [S] -ese, -ish (pertaining to a region)
-es [S] -ese, -ish (pertaining to a region)
-es [S] -s (plural of noun that ends in a consonant)
esa- [P] hex-, hexa- (six)
-esa [S] -ess (formal female title)
esagram [n] hexagram
esajera [v] exaggerate, overstate, overdo, caricature
esajera [n] exaggeration, hyperbole; spoof, caricature
desesajera [v] downplay, play down, make light of
esajo [n] essay, paper
esajiste [n] essayist
esametre [n] hexameter
esamina [v] examine, inspect, check, look over, peruse, investigate, scrutinize/scrutinise, probe, audit, vet, test, delve into
esamina [n] examination, check-up, work-up, inspection; examination, exam, test, questionnaire, scrutiny, probe, audit
esamina de cualia [n] quality test, benchmark test
esamina de elejes multiple [n] multiple-choice examination, objective-response questionnaire
esamina de Pap [n] Pap test, Pap smear, cervical smear, cervical screening
esamina de sangue [n] blood test
esamina medical [n] check-up, medical
esamina parlada [n] oral examination
esamina scriveda [n] written examination
esaminada [n] examinee, candidate
esaminor [n] examiner, inspector, auditor
preesamina [v] precheck, pre-examine, pretest
reesamina [v] re-examine, reinspect, recheck, retest, double-check
reesamina [n] re-examination, reinspection
esarca [n] exarch (bishop)
esarcia [n] exarchate
esata [a] exact, precise, particular, accurate; one-to-one (correspondence)
esata [A] exactly, precisely, just, verbatim, to a T
esata tal [A] just so
esati [v] become exact
esati [v] make exact, make precise, pinpoint, specify precisely, determine exactly, narrow down, fine-tune
esatia [n] accuracy, exactitude, precision, veracity
nonesata [a] inexact, imprecise, inaccurate
nonesata [A] not exactly, not quite
nonesatia [n] inaccuracy
o plu esata [c] or rather, or more precisely
esca [n] tinder
escapisme [n] escapism
escapiste [a] escapist
escapiste [n] escapist
escara [n] eschar, (loosely) scar
escatolojia [n] eschatology
escatolojial [a] eschatological
escava [v] dig, scoop, excavate, mine, delve
escava [n] excavation, dig; pit, ditch
escavador [n] digger, excavator (machine)
escaveria [n] quarry
escavor [n] miner, excavator (person)
esce [A] (introducing a direct question)
esce [s] whether, if (introducing an indirect question)
esce no [e] eh?, isn't it?, don't you?, haven't they? (etc., typically expecting the answer yes)
esce si [e] is it?, do you?, have they?, indeed?, really?, (etc., typically implying some uncertainty)
esclama [v] exclaim, blurt, cry, cry out
esclama [n] exclamation; interjection (grammar)
esclamante [a] exclaiming, exclamatory
esclui [v] exclude, keep out; banish, exile, expel, oust, excommunicate, ostracize, disbar; rule out (a possibility)
esclui [n] exclusion, banishment, exile, excommunication, ostracism
autoesclui [v] exclude oneself, banish oneself, exile oneself
autoesclui [n] self-exclusion, self-banishment, self-exile
escluida [a] excluded; banished, exiled
escluida [n] exile, outcast
escluinte [a] exclusive, clannish, cliquey
escluinte [p] excluding, other than
mutua escluinte [a] mutually exclusive
escorta [v] escort, convey
escortor [n] escort, bodyguard (person)
escota [v] cut low (neckline)
escota [n] neckline, cleavage
escota profonda [n] decolletage, plunging neckline
escota V [n] V-neck
con escota V [a] V-necked
escotada [a] low-cut, plunging
escrete [v] excrete
escrete [n] excretion; excrement
escretal [a] excretory
escretemania [n] scatology
escretemanica [a] scatological
escurso [n] excursion, trip, day out
escusa [v] excuse, justify, rationalize
escusa [n] excuse, apology, pretext, justification, rationalization/rationalisation
escusa se [v] apologize/apologise
escusable [a] excusable
nonescusable [a] inexcusable
escuta [v] listen (to), hark, harken, hearken
escuta [n] hearing (legal); audience (formal meeting)
escuta musica [E] listen to music
escuta secreta [v] eavesdrop
escutador [n] headphones, earphone, earphones, earpiece, earbuds, headset
escutador con microfon [n] headset
escutador secreta [n] wiretap, bug
escutor [n] listener
escutores [n] audience
reescuta [v] relisten, listen again to; listen back to (a recording)
esecuta [v] execute (including kill), enact (plan), perpetrate, carry out, fulfill/fulfil; run (software)
esecuta [n] execution
esecuta instante [n] summary execution
esecutable [a] executable
esecutor [n] executioner; executor, perpetrator
esecutor de atesta [n] executor, executrix
esede [v] exceed, surpass
esede [n] excess, surfeit
esedente [a] exceeding, excessive, supernumerary; unreasonable, unconscionable
nonesededa [a] unsurpassed
esejese [v] interpret
esejese [n] exegesis
esejesal [a] exegetic, exegetical
esejesiste [n] exegete, exegetist
esele [v] excel
esele [n] excellence, eminence
eselente [a] excellent, great, wonderful, marvelous/marvellous, outstanding, eminent, prime, illustrious, fine, grand, terrific, top-notch, superb, splendid
eselentia [n] excellence, greatness
eselentia [e] your excellency, your grace
esemplo [n] example, sample (including of a product), specimen; exemplar, model
contraesemplo [n] counterexample
esempli [v] exemplify, illustrate, epitomize/epitomise
esemplo perfeta [n] perfect example, paragon, quintessence
esemplor [n] exemplar, exemplary person, role model, trendsetter
per esemplo [A] for example, for instance
esenio [a] Essene
esenio [n] Essene
esense [n] essence, quintessence, quiddity; crux, gist
esensal [a] essential, critical, inherent, intrinsic, pivotal, core; crucial, vital, imperative
esensal [A] essentially, substantially
la esense de un arcitetor [n] the quintessential architect, the architect par excellence
nonesensal [a] non-essential, extrinsic
esenta [v] exempt
esenta [n] exemption, dispensation, impunity, immunity (legal)
esentada [a] exempt
eserse [v] exercise, work out, drill, train, practice/practise
eserse [n] exercise, workout, drill, exertion
eserse adomenal [n] abdominal exercise, sit-ups
eserse con pesas [n] weight training
eserse fisical [n] physical exercise, calisthenics/callisthenics
eserseda [a] exercised, fit
esersedia [n] fitness (physique)
eserses de scola [n] school exercises, homework
esersor [n] exerciser
esersosa [a] requiring exertion, strenuous, laborious
eseta [v] except, spare
eseta [n] exception (including in software); irregularity
con eseta de [p] except, except for, excepting, with the exception of
esetante [p] except, except for, excepting, with the exception of, other than
esetosa [a] irregular, full of exceptions
sin eseta [A] without exception, whatsoever, at all
esfiltra [v] exfiltrate
esflue [v] flow out
esflue [v] output, emit
esflue [n] outflow, output; ebb (tide)
esfluente [n] effluent
esforsa [v] work hard, make a great effort, put a lot of effort in, go to the effort (of), go to a lot of trouble, go to great lengths, go to the bother (of), bother (to)
esforsa [n] effort, trouble, bother
esibi [v] exhibit, display
esibi [n] exhibition, display; panoply
esiberia [n] exhibition hall, showroom
esibisme [n] exhibitionism
esibiste [a] exhibitionist, exhibitionistic
esibiste [n] exhibitionist, flasher
esibor [n] exhibitor
esicia [n] hesychia
esicisme [n] hesychasm
esiciste [a] hesychast
esiciste [n] hesychast
esije [v] demand, require, exact, stipulate
esije [n] demand, requirement
con esije ce [s] on condition that, provided that
esijosa [a] demanding, bossy, exigent; picky, fussy, choosy, persnickety/pernickety, finicky, prissy
esiste [v] exist
esiste [n] existence, being
coesiste [v] coexist
coesiste [n] coexistence
esistal [a] existential
esistente [a] existing, existent, extant
esistentialisme [n] existentialism
esistentialiste [a] existential, existentialist
esistentialiste [n] existentialist
nonesiste [n] non-existence
nonesistente [a] non-existent
preesiste [v] pre-exist
preesistente [a] pre-existing
esita [v] hesitate, falter, balk
esita [n] hesitation
esita moral [n] scruples
esitante [a] hesitant, reluctant, halting, faltering, dithering, flinching
esitosa [a] tentative, cautious, ginger, unsure, uncertain; with great hesitation
nonesitante [a] unhesitating, unfaltering, unflinching
esmalte [n] enamel
esmalti [v] enamel
esmeralda [a] emerald
esmeralda [n] emerald
eso- [P] eso-, exo- (outside)
esocrin [a] exocrine (gland)
esodo [n] exodus
esofago [n] esophagus/oesophagus, foodpipe, gullet
esogama [a] exogamous, outbred
esogamia [n] exogamy, outbreeding
esonim [a] exonymous
esonim [n] exonym (international place name)
esorsi [v] exorcize/exorcise
esorsi [n] exorcism
esorsiste [n] exorcist
esosceleto [n] exoskeleton
esosfera [n] exosphere (atmosphere)
esotica [a] exotic
esoticas [n] exotica
esoticisme [n] exoticism
Espania [n] Spain
espaniol [a] Spanish (person, language)
espaniol [n] Spanish (person, language), Spaniard
espera [v] hope for, wish for
espera [n] hope, wish
esperable [a] that can be hoped for, hopeable, desirable
esperable [A] hopefully, it is hoped that
esperante [a] hoping, hopeful
esperosa [a] hopeful, full of hope
on espera ce [E] hopefully, it is hoped that
sin espera [a] hopeless, forlorn
esperanto [a] Esperanto
esperanto [n] Esperanto
esperantiste [a] Esperantist
esperantiste [n] Esperantist
esperia [v] experience, undergo, witness
esperia [n] experience
esperia de jua [n] experience of playing, gameplay
esperial [a] experiential
esperiosa [a] experienced
malesperia [n] bad experience, ordeal
nonesperia [n] inexperience
reesperia [v] re-experience
sin esperia [a] inexperienced
esperimenta [v] experiment
esperimenta [n] experiment, experimentation
esperimental [a] experimental
esperimentalisme [n] experimentalism
esperimentaliste [n] experimentalist
esperimenteria [n] laboratory
esperimentor [n] experimenter
esperta [a] expert, consummate, skillful/skilful
esperta [n] expert, specialist, consultant, authority, pundit, maven, whiz, cognoscente
esperta de cartas [n] card expert, cardsharp, cardshark
esperta legal [n] expert witness, legal expert
espertia [n] expertise, authority, punditry, skill
nonesperta [a] inexpert
espeta [v] expect, anticipate, await, wait for
espeta [n] expectation, expectancy, anticipation, waiting
espeta de vive [n] life expectancy
espeta furtiva [v] lurk, skulk, loiter
espeta la bon momento [v] wait for the right moment, bide one's time
espeta zelosa [v] eagerly await, look forward to
espetada [a] expected, due, payable
espetante [a] expecting, expectant, waiting
espetosa [a] expectant, waiting with great anticipation, waiting with bated breath
espetosia [n] expectancy, anticipation
nonespetada [a] unexpected, unanticipated, unplanned, quirky
nonespetante [a] not expecting, unwitting
espetora [v] expectorate, cough up
espetorante [a] expectorant
espetorante [n] expectorant
espia [v] atone for, expiate, do penance
espia [n] atonement, expiation, penance
espira [v] exhale, breathe out; aspirate (phonetics)
espira [n] exhalation; aspiration (phonetics)
espira dulse [n] smooth breathing, psili
espira ru [n] rough breathing, dasia
espirada [a] exhaled; aspirated
espirada [n] aspirate (consonant)
esplica [v] explain, elaborate, elucidate, expound, rationalize/rationalise, justify
esplica [n] explanation, reason, justification, rationale, elaboration, rationalization/rationalisation, exposition; legend (diagram)
esplica plu [v] further explain, elaborate
esplica tro [v] overexplain, overelaborate, belabor/belabour
autoesplicante [a] self-explanatory
esije un esplica [v] demand an explanation, call to account, hold to account
esplicable [a] explainable, explicable
nonesplicable [a] unexplainable, inexplicable
supraesplica [v] overexplain, overelaborate, belabor/belabour
esplode [v] explode, blow up, burst, fulminate
esplode [v] explode, blow up, blast
esplode [n] explosion, blast, outburst, outpouring
esplode con rie [v] burst out laughing, hoot with laughter
esplodente [a] exploding, explosive; plosive
esplodente [n] explosive; plosive (consonant)
esplora [v] explore, scout; search (through), delve into
esplora [n] exploration, reconnaissance, excursion
esplora de cavas [n] caving, spelunking, potholing
esplorante [a] exploring, exploratory
esploror [n] explorer, scout
esplota [v] exploit, take advantage of, avail oneself of, cash in on
esplota [n] exploitation
esplota de forestas [n] logging (industry)
esplotable [a] exploitable
esplotor [n] exploiter
nonesplotada [a] unexploited, untapped
esponente [n] exponent
esponental [a] exponential (growth)
esponenti [v] exponentiate (raise to a power)
esponenti [n] exponentiation
esporta [v] export
esporta [n] exportation
esportor [n] exporter
esposa [v] expose; divulge, blab, leak (information)
esposa [n] exposure; leak (information)
esposa a radia [v] irradiate
esposa lenta [n] long exposure (photography)
esposa par mano [n] manual exposure
autoesposa [n] autoexposure
esposada [a] exposed
esposor [n] exposer, blabbermouth
nonesposada [a] unexposed
suesposa [v] underexpose
suesposa [n] underexposure
supraesposa [v] overexpose
supraesposa [n] overexposure
espresa [v] express, state, convey (meaning), assert, articulate
espresa [n] expression, assertion; turn of phrase
espresa de fas [n] facial expression, countenance
clar espresada [a] clearly expressed, perspicuous
espresada [a] expressed
espresisme [n] expressionism
espresiste [a] expressionist
espresiste [n] expressionist
espresosa [a] expressive, demonstrative, soulful
malespresa [v] misexpress, misspeak
nonespresable [a] unspeakable, ineffable
nonespresosa [a] unexpressive, undemonstrative, reticent, taciturn, deadpan
reespresa [v] re-express, restate, reword
sin espresa de fas [a] expressionless, blank, deadpan
espreso [n] espresso
espulsa [v] eject, expel, throw out, cast out, oust, evict, banish, exile, unseat
espulsa [n] expulsion, ejection, eviction, banishment, exile
esta [D] this, these (demonstrative)
esta [m] this, this one; the latter
estas [m] these
en esta [A] herein
par esta [A] hereby
estasia [v] be ecstatic, fly high
estasia [v] elate, enrapture
estasia [n] ecstasy, bliss, rapture, euphoria, elation
estasiante [a] ecstatic, overjoyed, euphoric, elated, blissful
estasiosa [a] beatific, blissful
estate [n] summer, summertime
estatal [a] summer, estival/aestival
estati [v] summer
estatin [a] summery, balmy
mediaestate [n] midsummer
este [a] east, eastern, oriental
este [n] east, orient
este-norde-este [a] east-northeast
este-sentral [a] central east
este-sude-este [a] east-southeast
a este [A] eastward, eastwards
a este de [p] to the east of
estende [v] extend, stretch, project, span, splay, sprawl; spread, propagate, expand, perpetuate; reach out (to take something)
estende [v] extend, stretch; spread, propagate, expand; hold out, proffer
estende [n] extent, range, gamut, scope, reach, outreach, extension, spread, expanse, array, propagation, overhang, projection, span
estende a [v] extend to, reach
estende de alas [n] wingspan
estende de ase [n] wheelbase
estende de mano [n] span
estende de teto [n] eaves
estende tra [v] spread through, permeate
estende tro multe [v] overextend, overreach
estendable [a] extendable, extensible, tensile
estendador [n] extensor (muscle)
estendeda [a] extended, stretched, outstretched, outspread
estendisme [n] expansionism
estendiste [n] expansionist
estendosa [a] extensive, expansive, far-reaching, sprawling
iperestende [v] hyperextend
iperestende [n] hyperextension
ester [a] ester (chemistry)
ester [n] ester (chemistry)
poliester [n] polyester
de poliester [a] (made of) polyester
esterna [a] outer, exterior, external, extrinsic, extraneous; foreign (policy, affairs); away (match)
esterna [n] outside, exterior
esterni [v] externalize/externalise, exteriorize/exteriorise
esterni [v] externalize/externalise, exteriorize/exteriorise
estetica [n] esthetics/aesthetics
estetical [a] esthetic/aesthetic
esteticiste [n] esthete/aesthete; beautician, esthetician/aesthetician
Esti [n] Estonia
esti [a] Estonian
esti [n] Estonian (person, language)
estima [v] estimate
estima [n] estimate, estimation; budget
estima bruta [n] rough estimate
estima divinante [n] guesstimate
nonestimable [a] inestimable, invaluable, priceless
suestima [v] underestimate
suestima [n] underestimate
supraestima [v] overestimate
supraestima [n] overestimate
estingui [v] extinguish, go out, turn off, switch off; become extinct
estingui [v] extinguish, put out, quench, douse (fire), turn off (lights), stub out (cigarette); render extinct
estingui [n] extinguishing; extinction, oblivion
estinguador [n] fire extinguisher
estinguador de candela [n] candle extinguisher, snuffer
estinguida [a] extinguished; extinct
estorse [v] wring, extort
estorse [n] extortion, blackmail, shakedown
estorsador [n] wringer, mangle
estorsin [a] extortionate, exorbitant (cost)
estorsor [n] extortioner, extortionist
estra [p] outside (a place or time)
estra [p] (moving) out of
estra [p] except, except for, excepting, with the exception of, apart from, other than
estra- [P] extra- (outer, additional); step- (relation)
estra comprende [E] beyond comprehension
a estra [a] outward
a estra [p] (moving) out of
a estra [A] outside; outwards
de estra [p] (moving) from outside
de estra [A] (moving) from outside
estradi [v] extradite
estradi [n] extradition
estrae [v] extract, remove, bring out, take out, pluck out, slice out, excise, excerpt, extricate, glean; withdraw (money)
estrae [n] extraction, excision, removal, resection
aida estrae [v] help out, help (someone) to climb out
estrae de dente [n] tooth extraction
estrae de fortunas [n] drawing of lots
estrae fortunas [v] draw lots
estrae par suca [v] remove by suction, suck out, aspirate
estrador [n] extractor
estraeda [n] extraction, extract, excerpt, clip, slice (thing extracted)
nonestrable [a] inextricable
estragon [n] tarragon, estragon (plant)
estralinia [v] get (someone to go) offline, disconnect (something) from the internet; take offline, take down, remove (previously published information)
estralinia [n] disconnection from the internet, going offline; removing (information previously published online)
estraliniada [a] offline
estrapola [v] extrapolate
estrapola [n] extrapolation
estravagante [a] extravagant, flamboyant, over the top, grandiloquent, lavish
estravagante [n] extravaganza, spectacle, show
estravagantia [n] extravagance, panache
estrema [a] extreme; furthest, outermost; radical, drastic, critical, hardcore
estrema [A] extremely, tremendously
estrema [n] extreme, extremity, end (furthest point)
estremi [v] radicalize/radicalise
estremi [v] radicalize/radicalise
estremi [n] radicalization/radicalisation
estremia [n] extremity (quality)
estremisme [n] extremism, radicalism, zealotry
estremiste [a] extremist, radical
estremiste [n] extremist, radical, zealot
nonestrema [a] non-extreme, mild, moderate
Estremadura [n] Extremadura
estremaduran [a] extremaduran
estremaduran [n] Extramaduran (person, language)
estremofilia [n] extremophilia
estremofilica [a] extremophilic
estremofilica [n] extremophile
estrildido [n] waxbill (bird)
estro [n] estrus/oestrus
en estro [a] in heat, on heat
estrojen [n] estrogen/oestrogen
estroverti [v] be extrovert, be extravert
estroverti [n] extroversion, extraversion
estrovertida [a] extroverted, extraverted, extrovert, extravert
estrovertida [n] extrovert, extravert
estrui [v] extrude
estrui [n] extrusion
estruador [n] extruder; ricer, potato ricer (utensil)
estuario [n] estuary, delta, tidal mouth, embouchure, firth
estuarial [a] estuary, estuarial
esuan [a] US, American
esuan [n] American
Esuatini [n] Eswatini, Swaziland
suati [a] Liswati, Emaswati, Swazi (person); Swati, Siswati, Swazi (language)
suati [n] Liswati, Emaswati, Swazi (person); Swati, Siswati, Swazi (language)
esurbe [n] exurb (rich outlying suburb)
esurban [a] exurban
esurban [n] exurbanite
esurbes [n] exurbia
Eswatini [n] Eswatini, Swaziland
swati [a] Liswati, Emaswati, Swazi (person); Swati, Siswati, Swazi (language)
swati [n] Liswati, Emaswati, Swazi (person); Swati, Siswati, Swazi (language)
esvasa [v] flare, open up, open out, spread out; open (hand), unclench (fist)
esvasa [v] flare, open up, open out, spread out; open (hand), unclench (fist)
esvasada [a] flared
et- [P] eth- (chemistry)
eta- [P] hepta- (seven)
eta [n] eta (Greek letter)
-eta [S] (smaller or simpler variant) -ette, -kin, -let, -ling, -ie, -y
-eta [S] (weaker variant) -le
etametre [n] heptameter (poetry)
etano [n] ethane
etanol [n] ethanol
etc. [C] etc., et cetera, and so on, and so forth, and whatnot
eter [n] ether
eteri [v] etherize
eterin [a] ethereal
etera [n] haetera (moth)
eterna [a] eternal, perpetual, ageless, everlasting; lifelong
eterni [v] eternalize/eternalise, memorialize/memorialise, perpetuate
eterni [v] eternalize/eternalise, memorialize/memorialise, perpetuate
eternia [n] eternity, perpetuity
etero- [P] hetero- (different)
eterodox [a] heterodox
eterodoxia [n] heterodoxy (quality)
eterojen [a] heterogeneous, motley
eterojenia [n] heterogeneity
eteronim [a] heteronymous
eteronim [n] heteronym
eteronimia [n] heteronymy
eterotrof [a] heterotrophic (biology)
eterotrof [n] heterotroph
eterotrofia [n] heterotrophia
etica [n] ethics
etical [a] ethical
nonetical [a] unethical, unconscionable
eticeta [n] label, tag, sticker, docket; tag (markup)
eticeti [v] label, tag
eticetida [a] labeled/labelled
maleticeti [v] mislabel
noneticetida [a] unlabeled/unlabelled
radioeticeta [n] RFID tag
etil [n] ethyl (chemistry)
etilen [n] ethylene, ethene
polietilen [n] polyethylene, polythene
etimolojia [n] etymology
etimolojial [a] etymological
etimolojiste [n] etymologist
etiolojia [n] etiology/aetiology
etnico [n] ethnic group
etnical [a] ethnic
etnicia [n] ethnicity
multietnical [a] multiethnic
etnobiolojia [n] ethnobiology
etnocoreolojia [n] ethnochoreology, dance ethnology, dance anthropology
etnografia [n] ethnography
etnografial [a] ethnographic, ethnographical
etnografiste [n] ethnographer
etnojenese [n] ethnogenesis
etnolojia [n] ethnology
etnolojial [a] ethnological
etnolojiste [n] ethnologist
etnomusicolojia [n] ethnomusicology
etolojia [n] ethology
etolojial [a] ethological
etolojiste [n] ethologist
Etruria [n] Etruria
etrusca [a] Etruscan
etrusca [n] Etruscan (person, language)
eu- [P] eu- (good)
eucalipto [n] eucalyptus
eucariota [n] eukaryote, eucaryote (organism)
eucariotal [a] eukaryotic, eucaryotic
eucaristia [n] eucharist, holy communion
Euclide [n] Euclid
euclidal [a] Euclidean
noneuclidal [a] non-Euclidean
eucre [n] euchre, eucre (card game)
eudicota [n] eudicot (botany)
eue [a] Ewe (person, language)
eue [n] Ewe (person, language)
eufemisme [n] euphemism
eufemiste [a] euphemistic
eufonia [n] euphonia (bird)
eufonio [n] euphonium
euforbia [n] euphorbia, spurge (plant)
Eufrates, Rio [n] River Euphrates
eumetazon [n] eumetazoon (pl. eumetazoa) (organism)
eunuco [n] eunuch
Eurasia [n] Eurasia
afroeurasian [a] Afro-Eurasian
eurasian [a] Eurasian
eureca [e] eureka
euri- [P] eury- (broad)
eurilaimo [n] broadbill (bird)
euristica [n] heuristics
euristical [a] heuristic
euristical [n] heuristic
euro [n] euro
euro- [n] euro-
Europa [n] Europe
european [a] European
european [n] European
europeani [v] Europeanize/Europeanise
europeani [v] Europeanize/Europeanise
europeani [n] Europeanization/Europeanisation
europio [n] europium (element)
Euscadi [n] Basque Country, Basque Autonomous Community
Euscaleria [n] Basque Country
euscara [a] Basque (person, language)
euscara [n] Basque (person, language)
eutanasia [v] euthanize/euthanise, euthanase
eutanasia [n] euthanasia, assisted dying
eutrofica [a] eutrophic
eutrofici [v] eutrophicate
eutrofici [n] eutrophication
Eva [n] Eve
evacua [v] evacuate
evacua [n] evacuation
evacuada [n] evacuee
evade [v] escape, flee from
evade [n] escape, breakout, getaway
evade de prison [n] jailbreak
evador [n] escapee
nonevadable [a] inescapable
evalua [v] evaluate, appraise, assess, measure, value; screen (for suitability)
evalua [n] evaluation, appraisal, assessment
reevalua [v] re-evaluate, reappraise, reassess
evanjelio [n] gospel
evanjelial [a] evangelical
evanjelialisme [n] evangelicalism
evanjelisme [n] evangelism
evanjeliste [a] evangelistic
evanjeliste [n] evangelist, evangelizer/evangeliser
televanjelisme [n] televangelism, teleministry
televanjeliste [n] televangelist
Everest, Monte [n] Mount Everest, Mount Sagarmatha, Mount Chomolungma
eversa [v] evert, turn inside-out
eversa [v] evert, turn inside-out
eversa [n] eversion
eversable [a] eversible, able to be turned inside-out
eversada [a] inside-out
evidente [a] evident, in evidence, apparent, obvious, manifest, blatant, flagrant, overt, unmistakable, clear
evidente [A] evidently, obviously, clearly, of course
autoevidente [a] self-evident
evidenti [v] become evident, turn out (to be), prove (to be)
evidenti [v] make evident, expose, reveal
evidentia [n] obviousness
evita [v] avoid, evade, elude, dodge, shun, shirk, stay away from, keep away from, bypass, sidestep
evita [n] evasion, avoidance
evita apena [v] narrowly avoid, have a narrow escape, have a near miss, have a close shave
evita de scola [n] truancy
evita la scola [v] avoid school, play truant, play hookie
evitable [a] avoidable
evitante [a] evasive, elusive, avoiding
evitante ce [s] avoiding, without (it happening that)
evitante lus [a] avoiding light, photonegative
evitor [n] avoider, evader
evitor de imposta [n] tax avoider, tax dodger
nonevitable [a] inevitable, unavoidable, inexorable
nonevitable [n] inevitability (something inevitable)
nonevitablia [n] inevitability, inexorability (quality)
evoca [v] evoke, elicit, remind of, conjure up, call to mind
evoca [n] evocation, connotation, resonance
evocante [a] evocative
evolui [v] evolve
evolui [v] evolve
evolui [n] evolution
evolual [a] evolutionary
evoluisme [n] evolutionism
evoluiste [n] evolutionist
ewe [a] Ewe (person, language)
ewe [n] Ewe (person, language)
exa- [P] exa-
eziditi [a] Yazidi
eziditi [n] Yazidi
eziditisme [n] Yazidism, Sharfadin (religion)
f [x] f
fa [v] do, perform; commit (crime, heresy, etc.); have (shower, dream, etc.); take (shower, photo, etc.); make (mistake, music, etc.); hold (event); play (game, role)
fa [n] doing, deed
fa a [v] cause (someone or something) to become, make (someone or something) ...
fa bon [v] do well; do good
fa ce [v] cause (something to happen or become), make (something happen), render, turn
fa de [v] make ... of (someone or something)
desfa [v] undo
desfa [n] undoing (literal or figurative); downfall, ruin
fa-como [n] howto, tutorial, user manual, practical guide, instruction manual
fada [a] done
fada [n] deed (past)
fada realida [n] fait accompli, done deal
faor [n] doer
fatota [n] factotum, handyman, jack of all trades
malfa [v] do badly, bodge, botch, bungle, bumble, screw up, make a bad job of
malfa [n] bodge, botch; misfeed
malfaor [n] bodger, botcher, bungler
refa [v] redo, recommit, do over, do again
refa [n] redoing, do-over, retake
fa [n] fa (musical note)
fable [n] fable, legend, folktale, fairy tale, children's story
fable moral [n] moral fable, apolog/apologue
fabrica [v] make, craft, fabricate, manufacture, fashion
fabrica [n] fabrication, manufacture
fabrica de vitro [n] glasswork, glassmaking
fabrica par mano [n] handcraft, handicraft
fabricada [a] manufactured, fabricated, manmade
fabricada [n] artifact/artefact
fabricada a casa [a] home-made
fabriceria [n] factory, manufacturing plant, workshop
fabriceria misera [n] sweatshop, sweat factory
fabricor [n] manufacturer, fabricator, maker, wright
fabricor de fusiles [n] gunsmith
fabricor de rotas [n] wheelwright
fabricor de vagones [n] wainwright
ojeto fabricada [n] manufactured object, artifact/artefact
prefabrica [v] prefabricate
prefabrica [n] prefabrication, prefab
prefabricada [a] prefabricated, prefab
refabrica [v] remake
facir [n] fakir
facocero [n] warthog
facula [n] facula (astronomy)
fado [n] fado
fadiste [n] fadista
fago- [P] phago- (eating)
fagosite [n] phagocyte
fagosital [a] phagocytic
fagositose [n] phagocytosis
faia [n] beech
noza de faia [n] beechnut
faiense [n] faience
-faje [S] -phage (eater)
-fajia [S] -phagia
fajita [n] fajita (food)
falafel [n] falafel (food)
falanje [n] phalanx (crowd); phalange (anatomy)
falaropo [n] phalarope (bird)
falasia [v] believe fallaciously
falasia [n] fallacy, paralogism
falasiosa [a] fallacious
falcon [n] falcon, hawk, kestrel, falconet
falconor [n] falconer
falconoria [n] falconry
falda [n] skirt, kilt
falda de leto [n] valance
falda scotes [n] kilt
faldeta [n] underskirt, petticoat, half-slip
faldin [a] skirtlike
faldon [n] apron; tail (coat)
minifalda [n] miniskirt
falesa [n] cliff
fali [v] fail (not succeed), fail to, flunk; break down
fali [n] failure, fault, flaw, failing, lapse, miss; breakdown; fault (tennis); foul (snooker); wipeout (surfing)
fali de judi [n] lapse of judgment/judgement
fali moral [n] moral failure, moral lapse
fali paia [v] fail to pay, default on payment
fali para [v] fail to stop, go past, overshoot
fali persepi [v] fail to notice, overlook
falinte [a] failing
falor [n] failure (person)
nunca falinte [a] infallible
sin fali [a] faultless, impeccable
falia [n] fault (geology)
falion [n] rift
vale de falion [n] rift valley
Falkland, Isolas [n] Falkland Islands
falo [n] phallus
falal [a] phallic (pertaining to the phallus)
falin [a] phallic (resembling the phallus), phalloid
falsa [a] wrong, false, incorrect, untrue, fake, fallacious, counterfeit, bogus, mock, faux, pseudo-
falsa [n] fake (thing)
falsable [a] falsifiable, fakeable
falsi [v] become false; be faked
falsi [v] counterfeit, falsify, fake, forge (money, document)
falsi [n] falsification, forgery
falsia [n] falseness, falsehood, untruth
falsor [n] counterfeiter, forger
nonfalsable [a] unfalsifiable, unfakeable, unable to be faked
falseto [a] falsetto
falseto [n] falsetto
falxe [n] scythe
falxeta [n] sickle
falxi [v] reap, mow, scythe
falxor [n] reaper, harvestman
fama [n] fame, renown, stardom
famosa [a] famous, noted, renowned, historic
famosa [n] famous person, celebrity, personality
mal fama [n] infamy, notoriety
malfamosa [a] infamous, notorious
fame [a] hungry, ravenous, ravening
fami [v] starve, hunger, famish, go hungry
fami [v] starve, make hungry
famia [n] hunger
famion [n] famine
familia [n] family, household; suit (cards)
la familia Braun [E] the Brown family
familia fusada [n] stepfamily, blended family
familia reial [n] royal family, royalty
familial [a] familial, family
familian [n] family member
familin [a] familiar
nonfamilian [n] non-family member
sufamilia [n] subfamily (biology)
suprafamilia [n] superfamily (biology)
familiar [a] familiar
familiari [v] become familiar, get to know
familiari [v] familiarize/familiarise
familiaria [n] familiarity, intimacy
familiari [n] familiarization/familiarisation
refamiliari [v] become familiar again, get to know again, catch up with
refamiliari [v] refamiliarize/refamiliarise
refamiliari [n] refamiliarization/refamiliarisation
fan [n] fan, fanatic, aficionado
fanes [n] fans, fandom
fania [n] fandom (quality)
fanin [a] fannish
fandango [n] fandango (dance)
fanfara [v] sound a fanfare
fanfara [n] fanfare
fango [n] mud, mire
fango acuin [n] watery mud, slurry
fangeria [n] mudhole, mudpit, bog, mire, quagmire
fangi [v] muddy
fangosa [a] muddy; unclear, turbid
fangosia [n] muddiness
fantasia [v] fantasize/fantasise, daydream
fantasia [n] fantasy, daydream, reverie, woolgathering; escapism
fantasiada [a] fantasized/fantasised; fantasy (football, console, etc.); dream (job, date, etc.)
fantasial [a] fanciful
fantasin [a] fantastic, fabulous
fantasior [n] dreamer, daydreamer
fantasma [a] ghost; eerily deserted (place)
fantasma [n] ghost, phantom, specter/spectre, phantasm, spook, wraith
fantasma jemelin [n] doppelgänger
fantasma turbosa [n] poltergeist
fantasmin [a] ghostly, spectral, spooky, eldritch
fantasmosa [a] haunted, spooky
fante [a] Fante, Fanti (person, language)
fante [n] Fante, Fanti (person, language)
farade [n] farad (unit of capacitance)
microfarade [n] microfarad
farandola [n] farandole
faraon [n] pharaoh
farenhait [n] Fahrenheit
farfulia [v] mutter, mumble, slur
farfulia [n] mutter, mumble, slur
farina [n] flour, farina
farina de mais [n] cornflour, corn meal
farinin [a] floury, flourlike
farinosa [a] floury
farinje [n] pharynx
farinjal [a] pharyngeal
farinjal [n] pharyngeal (consonant)
farinjali [v] pharyngealize
farinjali [v] pharyngealize
farinje bocal [n] oropharynx
farinje larinjal [n] laryngopharynx
farinje nasal [n] nasopharynx
farinjite [n] pharyngitis
rinofarinjite [n] nasopharyngitis, rhinopharyngitis, common cold
fariseo [n] pharisee
farmacodinamica [n] pharmacodynamics
farmacolojia [n] pharmacology
farmacolojial [a] pharmacological
farmacolojiste [n] pharmacologist
psicofarmacolojia [n] psychopharmacology
psicofarmacolojial [a] psychopharmacological
psicofarmacolojiste [n] psychopharmacologist
farmasia [n] pharmacy, chemist, drugstore, apothecary, dispensary
farmasial [a] pharmaceutical
farmasiste [n] pharmacist, chemist, druggist, apothecary
faro [n] lighthouse; beacon; headlight, headlamp
faro [n] faro, pharaoh (card game)
Faro, Isolas [n] Faroe Islands, Faeroe Islands
faroisce [a] Faroese, Faeroese (person, language)
faroisce [n] Faroese, Faeroese (person, language)
farsa [n] farce, physical comedy, knockabout comedy, slapstick, burlesque, vaudeville, buffoonery
farsin [a] farcical
farsor [n] farcer, buffoon, prankster
farsi [a] Farsi, Persian (person, language)
farsi [n] Farsi, Persian (person, language)
fas [n] face, physiognomy, visage; dial (watch, clock, compass); heads (coin)
a fas de [p] opposite, facing
con fas a fas [E] face to face, in person
con fas a fas con [p] face to face with
fasal [a] facial
faseta [n] facet, aspect
multifasetal [a] multifaceted
fasa [v] face (literally of direction or metaphorically facing a problem or risk)
fasada [n] façade
fasada de boteca [n] storefront, shopfront
fasante [a] opposite, facing, across from; opposable (thumb)
fase [v] phase
fase [n] phase; stage (rocketry)
anafase [n] anaphase
bifasal [a] biphasic
desfase [v] be out of phase
desfase de ora [n] jetlag
desfaseda [a] out of phase
fasador [n] phaser
interfase [n] interphase
metafase [n] metaphase
multifasal [a] multiphase, multiphasic
profase [n] prophase
fasian [n] pheasant
fasian galin [n] (black) grouse, capercaillie
fasil [a] easy, effortless, straightforward, smooth; graceful (in movement)
fasil [A] easily, gracefully, handily, smoothly
fasil aprendable [a] easily learned, easy to learn
fasil per aprende [a] easy to learn
fasili [v] become easy, become easier
fasili [v] facilitate, ease, simplify
fasili [n] easing, facilitation, simplification
fasilia [n] facility, ease, easiness; grace (in movement)
fasilinte [a] facilitating, labor-saving/labour-saving, time-saving
fasimil [n] facsimile, exact reproduction
fasina [v] fascinate, intrigue, engross
fasina [n] fascination, allure
fasinada [a] fascinated, rapt, intent
fasinante [a] fascinating, engrossing, riveting, compelling
fasmido [n] stick insect, stick bug, walking stick
fatible [a] feasible
fatiblia [n] feasibility, feasibleness
fatiga [v] tire, get tired, grow tired, become exhausted, fatigue
fatiga [v] tire, exhaust, fatigue
fatiga [n] tiredness, exhaustion, weariness, lassitude
fatiga de oios [n] eyestrain
fatigada [a] tired, weary, exhausted, fatigued, haggard, gaunt, knackered, done-in, jaded
fatigante [a] tiring, arduous, backbreaking
nonfatigable [a] indefatigable, tireless
fato [n] fact
fato suportante [n] supporting fact, evidence
contrafatal [a] counterfactual
en fato [A] in fact
fatal [a] factual
fatia [n] factuality, facticity
la fato ce [n] the fact that
par fato [a] de facto
fator [n] factor, coefficient
fatori [v] factorize/factorise
fatori [v] factorize/factorise
fatori [n] factorization/factorisation
refatori [v] refactor (software)
fatoral [n] factorial
fatua [n] fatwa
fatura [v] bill, invoice, charge
fatura [n] bill, invoice, statement, tab, check
fatura tro multe [v] overcharge
fauno [n] faun (mythology)
faustian [a] Faustian
fauvisme [n] fauvism
fauviste [a] fauvist
fauviste [n] fauvist
fava [n] bean (plant, seed)
fava de azuci [n] azuki bean, aduki, adzuki, red mung bean
fava blanca [n] white bean, navy bean, haricot bean
fava de Lima [n] lima bean, butter bean, double bean
fava de oio negra [n] black-eyed bean, black-eyed pea
fava de visia [n] fava bean, garbanzo bean, broad bean
fava de mung [n] mung bean
fava negra [n] black bean
fava pintida [n] pinto bean
fava roja [n] kidney bean, frijol
fava verde [n] green bean, snap bean, French bean, string bean
favin [a] beanlike, bean-shaped
favo [n] honeycomb
favore [v] favor/favour, indulge, privilege; (garment, color) flatter
favore [n] favor/favour, indulgence, partiality; good turn
fa un favore a [v] do (someone) a favor/favour
favorable [a] favorable/favourable, opportune
favoreda [a] favorite/favourite, privileged, pet
favoreda [n] favorite/favourite, privileged
favorente [a] favoring/favouring, favorable/favourable, indulgent, partial, preferential; flattering (garment, color)
favorisme [n] favoritism/favouritism
desfavore [v] treat unfavorably/unfavourably
nonfavorable [a] unfavorable/unfavourable
nonfavoreda [n] underdog
nonfavorente [a] unfavorable/unfavourable; unflattering (garment, colour)
per favore [e] please; you're welcome, don't mention it, no worries
fax [n] fax
faxador [n] fax machine
faxa [n] fascia, planking, plating, horizontal band
faxon [n] beam, rafter, girder, joist
faxon de cresta [n] ridgepole
faxon I [n] I-beam
faxon traversal [n] crossbeam
faxisme [n] fascism
antifaxisme [n] antifascism
antifaxiste [a] antifascist
antifaxiste [n] antifascist
faxiste [a] fascist
faxiste [n] fascist
neofaxisme [n] neofascism
neofaxiste [a] neofascist
neofaxiste [n] neofascist
faxo [n] bundle, sheaf, fasces, bale, fagot/faggot
faxi [v] become bundled
faxi [v] bundle, bale
faxo de feno [n] bale of hay, hay bale
fe [n] fairy, faerie
fe de aira [n] sylph
fe de mar [n] mermaid, merman
fein [a] fairylike, fey
fea [a] ugly, unsightly, grotesque
fea [n] ugly person, ugly thing, eyesore
fei [v] become ugly
fei [v] make ugly, uglify
feia [n] ugliness
febre [n] fever
antifebral [n] antipyretic
febre de oro [n] gold rush, gold fever (mining mania)
febrin [a] feverish, feverlike
febrosa [a] fevered, feverish, febrile
febrero [n] February
fece [n] feces/faeces, dung, excrement, turd, droppings, shit
fecal [a] fecal/faecal
feci [v] defecate
feci [n] defecation
federa [v] federate
federa [v] federate
federa [n] federation (action, result)
federada [a] federated
federal [a] federal
federalisme [n] federalism
federaliste [a] federalist, federalistic
federaliste [n] federalist
fejoa [n] feijoa, pineapple guava (tree, fruit)
felatio [n] fellatio
fa felatio [v] perform fellatio, fellate
feldspato [n] feldspar (mineral)
felido [n] felid, feline
felis [a] cheerful, cheery, happy, jolly, jocund, glad
desfelisi [v] become unhappy
desfelisi [v] make unhappy, drag down, put a damper on
felisi [v] cheer up, perk up, hearten, gladden
felisi [v] cheer up, perk up, hearten, gladden
felisi [n] cheering up, uplift
felisia [n] cheerfulness, cheeriness, happiness
felisinte [a] heartening, heartwarming
nonfelis [a] unhappy, cheerless
nonfelisia [n] unhappiness, cheerlessness
vive en felisia [v] live in happiness, live happily
feltro [n] felt
feltri [v] become felt
feltri [v] felt; full, compress (to form felt)
feltrin [a] feltlike
fem [n] woman; (colloquial) wife
fem de cabare [n] showgirl, chorus girl
fem de carera [n] career woman
fem de casa [n] housewife, homemaker, stay-at-home mom
fem de corte [n] female courtier
fem de mundo [n] woman of the world, female socialite
fem de neva [n] snowwoman
fem de strada [n] streetwalker (prostitute)
fem joven [n] young woman; lass, lassie; maiden, damsel, wench
fem servinte [n] handmaid, handmaiden
bonfem [n] nice woman, nice lady, good-natured woman
bonfem familial [n] family woman
femia [n] womanhood, femaleness
femin [a] feminine, effeminate, femme, girlish, womanish
feminia [n] femininity
femisme [n] feminism
femiste [n] feminist
suprafem [n] superwoman
transfemin [a] transfeminine
fema [a] female
fema [n] female
femi [v] feminize/feminise
femi [v] feminize/feminise
femi [n] feminization/feminisation
femor [n] femur, thighbone
femoral [a] femoral
femto- [P] femto-
fende [v] split apart
fende [v] split, cleave, chop into two
fende [n] split, fission, schism, rift
fendable [a] splittable
fendador [n] splitter (device)
fendor [n] splitter (person)
fenetra [n] window
fenetra colorida [n] stained-glass window
fenetra de alcova [n] bay window, bow window, oriel
fenetra de bileta [n] ticket window
fenetra de esibi [n] display window, store window, shop window
fenetra de teto [n] skylight
fenetra xarnierida [n] casement window
fenetreta [n] porthole, bull's-eye window
fenetron [n] large window, display window, picture window, bay window
fengxui [n] feng shui, Chinese geomancy
fenilalanina [n] phenylalanine (amino acid)
fenilcetonuria [n] phenylketonuria (medical)
Fenisia [n] Phoenicia
fenisian [a] Phoenician
fenisian [n] Phoenician (person, language)
fenix [n] phoenix
Fenix [n] Phoenix (constellation)
feno [n] hay
fenador [n] hay conditioner, haymaker (machine)
feneria [n] hayloft
fenor [n] haymaker (person)
fenobarbital [n] phenobarbital, phenobarbitone, phenobarb (drug)
fenogreco [n] fenugreek
fenol [n] phenol (substance)
fenolftalein [n] phenolphthalein (substance)
fenomeno [n] phenomenon
fenomenal [a] phenomenal, phenomenological
fenomenolojia [n] phenomenology
fenomenolojiste [n] phenomenologist
fenotipo [n] phenotype
feri [v] wound, injure, harm, hurt, maim
feri [n] wound, injury
autoferi [v] self-harm
autoferi [n] self-harm, self-injury
ferable [a] vulnerable
ferablia [n] vulnerability (quality)
ferida [a] wounded, injured, hurt
ferida [n] casualty, wounded (person)
ferinte [a] wounding, injurious, detrimental
nonferable [a] invulnerable
nonferida [a] unhurt, unharmed, uninjured, unscathed
feria [n] fairground, fair, funfair, fete; trade fair
fermenta [v] ferment
fermenta [v] ferment, leaven
fermenta [n] fermentation
fermentante [n] leaven, leavening agent
fermentante natural [n] levain, natural leaven
fermentante nural [n] nutritional yeast
fermentosa [a] yeasty
nonfermentada [a] unleavened
fermento [n] yeast
fermio [n] fermium (element)
fero [n] iron
fero calda [n] iron, flat iron (for pressing)
fero de cavalo [n] horseshoe
fero de golf [n] golfing iron
fero de marca [n] branding iron
fero forjada [n] wrought iron
fero moldida [n] cast iron
fero ondin [n] corrugated iron
fero per solda [n] soldering iron
fero spinosa [n] caltrop, crow's foot (weapon)
ferica [a] ferric
ferin [a] ironlike, as if made of iron
ferosa [a] ferrous, full of iron
ferovia [n] railway, railroad, railroad track
ferovia streta [n] narrow-gauge railway
ferovia xef [n] mainline
ferovial [a] rail, railway, railroad
ferovior [n] railroad worker, railway worker, railwayman
sin fero [n] unshod
feromagnetal [a] ferromagnetic
feromon [n] pheromone
ferose [a] fierce, ferocious
ferosia [n] fierceness, ferocity
ferosen [n] ferrocene
fertil [a] fertile, fruitful, fecund
fertilable [a] fertilizable/fertilisable
fertili [v] fertilize/fertilise
fertili [v] fertilize/fertilise
fertili en vitro [n] in vitro fertilization/fertilisation
fertilia [n] fertility
fertilinte [a] fertilizing/fertilising
fertilinte [n] fertilizer/fertiliser
fertilinte organica [n] organic fertilizer/fertiliser, compost
nonfertil [a] infertile, sterile, barren
nonfertilia [n] infertility
ferula [n] splint (medical)
festa [v] celebrate
festa [n] holiday, festival
festa de asende [n] Ascension Day
festa de dejuna [n] Eid al-Fitr
festa de grasia [n] Thanksgiving Day
festa de la Tera [n] Earth Day
festa de labora [n] Labour Day
festa de madres [n] Mother's Day
festa de maio [n] May Day
festa de padres [n] Father's Day
festa de sacrifia [n] Eid al-Adha
festa de Valentin [n] Valentine's Day
festa de veteranes [n] Veterans Day
festa nasional [n] national holiday, public holiday, bank holiday
festal [a] holiday
festin [a] festive
festuca [n] fescue (plant)
fesur [n] crack, fissure, cleft, chink, crevice, crevasse, breach, gap, rift; loophole
fesuri [v] crack
fesuri [v] crack
feta [n] feta (cheese)
fetix [n] fetish; charm, juju
fetixi [v] fetishize/fetishise
fetixi [v] fetishize/fetishise
fetixi [n] fetishization/fetishisation
fetixisme [n] fetishism
fetixiste [n] fetishist
feto [n] fetus/foetus
fetal [a] fetal/foetal
feton [n] tropicbird
fetutxine [n] fettuccine (pasta)
feudo [n] fief, fiefdom, feudal estate, feudal manor
feudal [a] feudal
feudalisme [n] feudalism
fez [n] fez (hat)
fi [n] phi (Greek letter)
fiasco [n] fiasco, flop, debacle, fail
fa un fiasco [v] flop, fail humiliatingly
fibia [n] buckle
desfibi [v] unbuckle
fibi [v] buckle
fibre [n] fiber/fibre, thread, filament; roughage, dietary fiber/fibre
fibre de vitro [n] glass fiber/fibre, fiberglass/fibreglass
fibre otical [n] optical fiber/fibre
fibreta [n] fibril
fibrosa [a] fibrous, fibroid
fibrila [v] fibrillate
fibrila [n] fibrillation
desfibrila [v] defibrillate
desfibrila [n] defibrillation
desfibrilador [n] defibrillator
fibroblasto [n] fibroblast (biology)
fibrose [n] fibrosis, fibrotic scarring
fibrose sistal [n] cystic fibrosis
fibrosite [n] fibrocyte (biology)
fibula [n] fibula (anatomy, brooch)
ficolojia [n] phycology
ficolojiste [n] phycologist
fida [v] trust, rely on, have faith in, be confident in
fida [n] faith, faithfulness, allegiance, loyalty, fidelity; trust, reliance, confidence
fida algun [v] trust someone, have faith in someone
fida jurada [n] fealty, sworn loyalty
autofida [n] self-confidence, morale, assertiveness, aplomb
autofidante [a] self-confident, assertive, self-assured; smug
de fida alta [a] high-fidelity, hi-fi
desfida [v] distrust, mistrust
fidable [a] trustworthy, reliable, responsible, dependable, loyal
fidablia [n] trustworthiness, reliability, dependability, loyalty
fidada [a] trusted
fidante [a] trusting, confident
fidiste [n] loyalist
fidosa [a] faithful, loyal, stalwart, true, true-blue
nonfida [n] unfaithfulness, disloyalty, infidelity
nonfidable [a] untrustworthy, unreliable, undependable, irresponsible, erratic, feckless, dodgy
nonfidosa [a] unfaithful, disloyal
tro fidante [a] overconfident
fidusia [n] trust (legal arrangement)
fidusial [a] fiduciary
fidusieria [n] trust company
fidusior [n] fiduciary, depositary, trustee (money, property)
reserva fidusial [n] trust fund
fie [n] child, offspring, son or daughter
fie de batiza [n] godchild
fia [n] daughter
fia de batiza [n] goddaughter
fia par sposi [n] daughter-in-law
estrafia [n] stepdaughter
estrafie [n] stepchild
estrafio [n] stepson
fial [a] filial
fieta [n] baby son, baby daughter, little one
fio [n] son
fio de batiza [n] godson
fio de puta [n] (insult) son of a bitch, bastard, whoreson
fio par sposi [n] son-in-law
fife [n] fife (flute)
figato [n] liver
figato grasosa [n] foie gras
figo [n] fig (tree)
figa [n] fig (fruit)
figa bangla [n] banyan
figur [n] figure
figur de proa [n] figurehead
figur retorical [n] figure of speech, rhetorical figure
Fiji [n] Fiji
fijian [a] Fijian
fijian [n] Fijian (person, language)
filantrope [a] philanthropic
filantropia [n] philanthropy
filantropiste [n] philanthropist
filarmonial [a] philharmonic
Filastin [n] Palestine
filastini [a] Palestinian
filastini [n] Palestinian
filatelia [n] philately
filateliste [n] philatelist
filepita [n] asity (bird)
filete [v] filet/fillet, bone, debone
filete [n] filet/fillet, sirloin
filete de bove [n] filet mignon, tenderloin
-filia [S] -philia (love)
-filica [S] -philic, -philiac
-filica [S] -phile
filigrana [n] filigree; watermark
filipino [a] Filipino
filipino [n] Filipino
filis [n] fern
filis aletin [n] bracken
filisin [a] fernlike
filisteo [a] Philistine; philistine (derogatory)
filisteo [n] Philistine; philistine (derogatory)
filma [v] film
filma [n] film, movie
filma composada [n] montage
filma ativa [n] action film, action movie
filma documentinte [n] documentary
filma de novas [n] newsreel
filma de teror [n] horror movie, slasher
filma de viaja [n] travelog/travelogue
filma negra [n] film noir
filmeta [n] short film, short
microfilma [n] microfilm
filmografia [n] filmography
filo [n] thread, wire; line (fishing); queue, line, line-up, file
filo de brode [n] embroidery thread, crewel
filo de datos [n] queue (data type)
filo de dentes [n] dental floss
filo de gatilio [n] tripwire
filo de lana [n] yarn
filo de plomo [n] plumb line
filo de trapa [n] tripwire
filo lamosa [n] razor wire
filo metal [n] wire
filo spinosa [n] barbed wire, barb wire
en filo duple [A] double-banked, double-parked
fileta [n] filament (including of stamen); thread (screw, bolt, nut)
fileta de esecuta [n] thread of execution
filetador [n] (screw) threader
filetador fema [n] die, spinner, pipe threader
filetador mas [n] tap, pipe threader
fili [v] become threaded; line up, queue, form a queue, file
fili [v] thread (needle, beads, etc.); wire (electronics); spin (thread); enqueue
fili [n] wiring
fili sua dentes [v] floss
filin [a] wiry, threadlike
pone en filo [v] add to a queue, queue (up), enqueue
refili [v] rewire
sin filo [a] wireless, cordless
filo [n] phylum
sufilo [n] subphylum
suprafilo [n] superphylum
filo- [P] philo- (love)
filolojia [n] philology
filolojial [a] philological
filolojiste [n] philologist
filosofia [n] philosophy, ideology
filosofia de lege [n] jurisprudence
filosofi [v] philosophize/philosophise
filosofial [a] philosophical
filosofiste [n] philosopher
filozon [n] filozoon (pl. filozoa) (organism)
filtro [n] filter
filtri [v] filter, seep, percolate; filter out, screen out
filtri [n] filtration
filtrida [a] filtered
filtrida [n] filtrate
nonfiltrida [a] unfiltered
fimbria [n] fimbria
fina [a] fine (composed of small particles), smooth, not coarse, not grainy
finia [n] fineness
finansia [v] finance, fund, defray
finansia [n] finance
finansia coletiva [v] crowdfund
finansia coletiva [n] crowdfunding
desfinansia [v] defund
finansial [a] financial, fiscal
finansior [n] financier
refinansia [v] refinance
fini [v] finish, conclude, end, stop, terminate, expire
fini [v] finish, conclude, end, stop, terminate
fini [n] finish, end, ending, conclusion, expiration; tip, extremity; terminus
fini de linia [n] line break, newline, linefeed (character)
fini de relata [n] breakup
fini de semana [n] weekend
fini la scola [v] finish school, leave school
fini un negosia [v] cut a deal
a fini [A] at last, finally, eventually
a fini de [p] at the end of
cuatrifinal [n] quarter-final
es a fini de fa [v] have just done
final [a] last, final, hindmost
final [A] finally, at last, in the end
final [n] final, finale
finalisme [n] finalism, teleology
finalisme imajinal [n] fictional finalism
finaliste [n] finalist (competitor)
fininte [a] finishing, terminating, ending
finilinia [n] line break, newline, linefeed (character)
finisemana [n] weekend
nonfininte [a] unending, endless, interminable
otifinal [n] eighth-final, pre-quarter-final, match in the last sixteen
semifinal [n] semifinal, semi
sin fini [a] endless, unending
sin fini [A] endlessly
finica [a] Finnic, Balto-Finnic
finita [a] finite, bounded
finitia [n] finiteness, finitude, finity
finitiva [a] finite (grammar)
nonfinitiva [a] non-finite
finje [v] pretend, act, fake, feign, bluff, simulate; pose as, impersonate; affect, assume, purport
finje [n] pretense/pretence, bluff, impersonation, feint, sham, act
finje no desira [v] pretend one doesn't want, feign a lack of desire, play hard to get, act coy
finje un maladia [v] malinger, fake an illness
finjente [a] fake, phoney
finjor [n] pretender, usurper, fake, faker, phoney, fraud, imposter, impostor, impersonator, poser, ringer
finjor de maladia [n] malingerer, skiver
finjosa [a] pretentious, affected, effete
nonfinjosa [a] unpretentious, naive
Finland [n] Finland
finsce [a] Finnish (person, language)
finsce [n] Finn; Finnish (language)
finoio [n] fennel
finoio de mar [n] sea fennel, samphire, rock samphire
fiordo [n] fjord, fiord
fiorentin [a] Florentine
firma [a] firm, still, steady, steadfast, stationary, immobile, non-motile
firmi [v] become firm
firmi [v] make firm, firm up
firmia [n] firmness, steadiness
sta firma [v] stand to attention (soldier)
fisa [v] attach, fasten, fix, clasp, latch, hitch, belay, peg; save (data)
fisa con regarda [v] stare at, rubberneck
fisa se [v] get stuck, stick, jam, lodge
autofisa [v] autosave, automatically save
desfisa [v] unfasten, detach, unlatch, undo, dislodge, remove
desfisa [n] detachment, removal
desfisable [a] detachable, removable
desfisada [a] detached
deveni fisada [v] become fixed; get stuck
fisable [a] fastenable, fixable
fisacable [n] cable tie, zip tie, zap strap
fisada [a] fixed, firm, stuck; frozen (with fear, etc.); sedentary, sessile (zoology, anthropology)
fisadia [n] fixedness, fixed state
fisador [n] fastener, clasp, hasp, catch, latch
fisante [a] fixing, fixative
fisante [n] fixative
nonfisada [a] unfixed, loose
refisa [v] refasten, fix back in place
fisalia [n] Portuguese man-of-war (organism)
fiscorno [n] fiscorn (musical instrument)
-fise [S] -physis (growth)
fisica [n] physics
fisica cuantal [n] quantum physics
fisica matematical [n] mathematical physics
astrofisica [n] astrophysics
astrofisiciste [n] astrophysicist
biofisica [n] biophysics
fisical [a] physical
fisiciste [n] physicist
jeofisica [n] geophysics
jeofisical [a] geophysical
metafisica [n] metaphysics
metafisical [a] metaphysical
metafisiciste [n] metaphysician
fisiolojia [n] physiology
fisiolojial [a] physiological
fisiolojiste [n] physiologist
eletrofisiolojia [n] electrophysiology
neurofisiolojia [n] neurophysiology
neurofisiolojiste [n] neurophysiologist
fision [n] fission
fisionable [a] fissionable, fissile
fisioni [v] undergo fission
fisionomia [n] physiognomy (pseudoscience)
fistula [n] fistula (medical)
fito- [P] phyto-
fix [n] index card, file card, slip, fiche; file (software); token (counter representing money); chip (gambling)
fix de xapos [n] header file, declaration file
fix PDF [n] PDF file
fixador [n] filer, file manager, file browser (software)
flajelo [n] whip, scourge; flagellum
autoflajelor [n] flagellant
flajeli [v] whip, beat, flagellate, flog
flajeli [n] flagellation
flama [n] flame
flamable [a] flammable, inflammable
flami [v] flame, flame up
flami [v] inflame (including feelings), set fire to; flambé
flaminte [a] flaming, on fire, aflame, afire; flambé; inflammatory (provocative)
flamosa [a] flaming, full of flames
nonflamable [a] non-flammable
retroflami [v] backfire
flamenco [n] flamenco (dance, music)
flamingo [n] flamingo
Flandre [n] Flanders
flames [a] Flemish (person, language)
flames [n] Fleming
flanela [n] flannel (material)
flanje [n] flange
flasida [a] flaccid, flabby, limp, floppy
flatule [v] break wind, fart
flatule [n] flatulence, farting, wind
flatulente [a] flatulent
flauta [n] flute, pipe
flauta de Pan [n] panpipe, panpipes, pan flute, syrinx
flauta dulse [n] recorder
flautiste [n] flautist, flutist, piper
flax [a] extremely quick, quick as a flash
flax [n] flash of light
flaxador [n] flash (camera)
flaxi [v] flash
flaxi [v] flash
flebite [n] phlebitis (medical)
flebitica [a] phlebitic
flebotomia [n] phlebotomy
flebotomiste [n] phlebotomist
flerovio [n] flerovium (element)
flexa [n] arrow
Flexa [n] Sagitta (constellation)
flexa asendente [n] up arrow
flexa desendente [n] down arrow
flexa destra [n] right arrow
flexa sinistra [n] left arrow
flexi [v] fire an arrow at, fire arrows at; indicate with an arrow
flexin [a] arrowlike, arrow-shaped
flexor [n] fletcher
flexador [n] flexor (muscle)
flexe [v] flex (limb, muscle)
flexe [n] flection, flexion
flexable [a] flexible, supple, bendy, limber, pliable, pliant; versatile, protean
flexablia [n] flexibility
flirta [v] flirt
flirta [n] flirtation
flirta con [E] flirt with, chat up
flirtante [a] flirtatious, flirty, saucy, fresh, coquettish
flirtantia [n] flirtatiousness, flirtiness, sauciness, coquettishness
flirtor [n] flirt, coquette
floco [n] flake, floccule
floco de mais [n] cornflake
floco de neva [n] snowflake
flocosa [a] flaky
floema [n] phloem (botany)
flojisto [n] phlogiston
flor [n] flower, bloom, blossom
flor de boton [n] boutonnière, buttonhole
flor de pascua [n] poinsettia
floral [a] floral
desflori [v] deflower
floreria [n] florist (shop)
floreta [n] floret
flori [v] flower, flourish, bloom, blossom; prosper, thrive
flori [n] flowering, inflorescence, prosperity
florin [a] flowerlike
florin [n] florin, guilder; fioriture, fioritura
floriste [n] florist
florosa [a] flowery, floral (design)
Flores [n] Flores (island)
Mar Flores [n] Flores Sea
Florida [n] Florida (US state)
Streta Florida [n] Florida Strait
flota [v] float
flota [v] float
flota [n] flotation, floatation; float
fenetra flotante [n] popup window
flotante [a] floating, buoyant, afloat
flotante [n] flotsam
reflota [v] refloat, float again, float back up
reflota [v] refloat
flotila [n] fleet (ships or other vehicles)
flox [n] phlox (plant)
flue [v] flow, stream, course
flue [v] flow, stream; feed (into a machine)
flue [n] flow; flux; stream (data), feed (news, software)
flue de aira [n] airflow
flue de fango [n] mudflow, mudslide
autoflue [v] word-wrap
autoflue [v] word-wrap
autoflue [n] word wrap
con la flue [A] downstream, downriver
contra la flue [A] upstream, upriver
fluente [a] flowing, fluent, fluid
fluente [n] fluid
fluentia [n] fluency; mastery (of a language)
flueta [v] dribble, trickle
flueta [v] dribble, trickle
flueta [n] dribble, trickle
flueta de aira [n] draft/draught
nonfluente [a] non-fluent, faltering, broken, halting (speech)
reflue [v] flow back
reflue [n] reflux (chemistry)
reflueta [v] trickle back
supraflue [v] overflow; burst one's banks (river)
supraflue [n] overflow, run-off
suprafluente [a] superfluous, excessive, redundant
fluor [n] fluorine
fluori [v] fluorinate
fluorese [v] fluoresce
fluorese [n] fluorescence
fluoresente [a] fluorescent
fluorido [n] fluoride
fluorido de sodio [n] sodium fluoride; fluoride (in water or toothpaste)
fluorita [n] fluorite
fluorocarbono [n] fluorocarbon
clorofluorocarbono [n] chlorofluorocarbon
fluoroscopio [n] fluoroscope
fluoxetina [n] fluoxetine, prozac, sarafem
flutua [v] fluctuate
flutuante [a] fluctuating, remittent
nonflutuante [a] unfluctuating, unremittent
fo [n] pho (soup)
fobia [n] phobia
-fobia [S] -phobia (fear)
fobica [a] phobic
-fobica [S] -phobic
-fobica [S] -phobe
foca [v] focus (light, energy, attention)
foca [v] focus (light, energy, attention)
foca [n] focus; centerpiece/centrepiece
bifocal [a] bifocal
bifocal [n] bifocals (spectacles)
desfoca [v] defocus, unfocus, blur
desfocada [a] defocused, unfocused, out of focus, blurred, blurry; stoned, zoned out
focada [a] focused, in focus; intent
focal [a] focal
nonfocada [a] unfocused, out of focus
refoca [v] refocus
foca [n] seal (animal)
focatxia [n] focaccia (bread)
foco [n] fire; passion
foco de festa [n] bonfire (celebratory)
foco de jardin [n] bonfire (of rubbish)
foco fol [n] will-o'-the-wisp, ignis fatuus
focador [n] lighter; torch
focon [n] blaze, conflagration
focon forestal [n] forest fire, grass fire, rural fire, wildfire
focos artal [n] fireworks
focosa [a] fiery, passionate, sensual
fode [v] (colloquial) fuck, screw, shag, bonk, lay (have sex with)
fode la merda [e] fuck off
fodeda [a] fucking (colloquial intensifier)
fodeta [v] (colloquial) jerk off, wank, diddle (masturbate)
fol [a] foolish, silly, crazy, idiotic, daft, dotty, fatuous, inane, madcap, asinine
fol [n] fool, dupe, imbecile, idiot, loony, moron, nincompoop, numpty, airhead, bimbo, chump, twit, twerp, goon
foleria [n] madhouse, nuthouse, bedlam
folia [n] silliness, foolishness, madness, folly
fola [n] crowd, throng, concourse
foleta [n] small dense crowd; scrum (rugby)
foli [v] crowd, pack, clutter, huddle
folida [a] crowded, packed, cluttered
suprafoli [v] overcrowd
suprafolida [a] overcrowded
folclor [n] folklore, lore
folcloral [a] folkloric
folia [n] leaf, blade (grass), frond; leaf, sheet (paper)
folia avisante [n] handbill, flyer
folia cascadente de stilo [n] cascading stylesheet (CSS)
folia de stilo [n] stylesheet
airofolia [n] airfoil/aerofoil, aerodynamic shape
cuatrofolia [n] four-leaf clover
desfoli [v] defoliate, exfoliate, remove the leaves from
desfoli [n] exfoliation
desfolinte [n] defoliant, exfoliant
duifolia [n] half-sheet (of paper)
folias [n] leaves, foliage
folieta [n] leaflet, foliole (botany); leaflet, handout
folin [a] leaflike
folin [n] phyllo, filo (pastry)
foliosa [a] leafy
trefolia [n] clover, trefoil; cloverleaf; club (cards)
foliculo [n] follicle
folio [n] sketchbook, dossier, binder; folio (book size)
folio de calcula [n] spreadsheet
-fon [S] -phone (sound)
fonda [n] sling, catapult (weapon)
fondeta [n] slingshot, handheld catapult
fonde [v] melt; dissolve (video effect)
fonde [v] melt, smelt; render (fat)
fonde nucleal [n] nuclear meltdown
fondable [a] meltable, fusible
fondable [n] fuse (electric)
fondador [n] smelter
fondeda [a] molten
fonderia [n] foundry
fondo [n] bottom, underside, undersurface, floor (of sea); background, backdrop, setting
a fondo de [p] at the bottom of (on the lowest surface)
en la fondo [a] background, backdrop, in the background, as the backdrop
fondo de flores [n] flowerbed
fondo de mar [n] seabed, sea floor, ocean bottom, ocean floor
fondo de pede [n] sole
fondo de rio [n] river bottom, river bed
fondo de semes [n] seedbed
fondal [a] background, backing, underlying
fondu [n] fondue
fonem [n] phoneme
fonemal [a] phonemic
fonetica [n] phonetics
fonetica oreal [n] auditory phonetics
fonetical [a] phonetic
foneticiste [n] phonetician, phoneticist
-fonia [S] -phony (sound)
fono- [P] phono-
fonograf [n] phonograph, gramophone, record player
fonografia [n] phonography
fonografial [a] phonographic, gramophonic
fonolojia [n] phonology
fonolojial [a] phonological
fonotatica [n] phonotactics
fonotatical [a] phonotactic
fontanel [n] fontanelle (anatomy)
fonte [n] fountain, fount, fountainhead, spring, well, source
fonte de inca [n] inkwell
fonte de potia [n] power source, power supply
fonte de revenu [n] source of income, moneymaker, earner
fonte de rio [n] headwater, source (of river)
fonte idrotermal [n] hydrothermal vent
fonti [v] spring, well, originate, stem
fontosa [a] original (work, idea)
fontina [n] fontina (cheese)
fora [v] drill, bore
fora [n] hole
forador [n] drill (tool)
forador arcin [n] bow drill
forador colonin [n] drill press, pillar drill, pedestal drill, bench drill
forador de mano [n] hand drill
forador engranada [n] breast drill, eggbeater drill, wheel brace
forador percutente [n] hammer drill
forador puiable [n] push drill, Persian drill
forosa [a] porous
punto de forador [n] drill bit
foraje [v] forage, scavenge, rummage; fish for (metaphor)
foraje en sua nas [v] pick one's nose
forajor [n] scavenger
forame [n] foramen (anatomy)
forbe [n] forb, phorb
force [n] fork
force de ajusta [n] tuning fork
force de ferovia [n] points, switch
forci [v] fork, bifurcate
forci [v] fork, bifurcate
forci [n] fork, bifurcation, crotch
forcin [a] forklike, fork-shaped, forked
forcon [n] pitchfork
forcor [n] forker
forcor de ferovia [n] pointsman, switchman
fore [v] line
fore [n] (internal) lining
forense [a] forensic
forensia [n] forensics
forensiste [n] forensic expert, forensic scientist
foresta [n] forest, large wood
foresta orijinal [n] virgin forest, primary forest, primeval forest, old-growth forest
foresta pluvosa [n] rainforest
cultiva de foresta [n] forestry
desforesti [v] deforest
desforesti [n] deforestation, forest clearance
forestal [a] forest
foresti [v] forest, afforest
forestor [n] forester
forestosa [a] forested, wooded
reforesti [v] reforest
-foria [S] -phoria (feeling)
-forica [S] -phoric
forinto [n] forint
forja [v] forge (metal)
forjeria [n] forge, smithy
forjor [n] smith, blacksmith
forma [n] form, shape, format, formation
-forma [S] -form
forma completa [n] full form, expansion (of abbreviation)
forma de adirije [n] form of address, term of address manner of address, style of office
forma de corpo [n] body shape, physique
forma de onda [n] waveform
bon forma [n] good form, good shape; well-formedness; fitness (physical)
bonformida [a] well-formed
con forma de [p] with the shape of, shaped like
de forma duple [a] dual-format
desformi [v] deform, buckle, warp
desformi [v] deform, buckle, warp
desformi [n] deformation, deformity, warping
desformi de tempo [n] time warp
en bon forma [a] in good shape, fit (physically)
en forma de [p] in the form of, taking the form of
formable [a] formable, ductile
formi [v] form, shape
formi [v] form, shape
formi [n] forming, formation
forminte [a] forming, formative
formosa [a] shapely, full-figured, buxom, curvaceous, voluptuous, rubenesque, zaftig
malformi [v] deform, disfigure
malformi [v] deform, disfigure
malformi [n] deformation, malformation
malformida [a] deformed, malformed, misshapen, grotesque
reformi [v] reform (oneself)
reformi [v] reform
reformi [n] reform, reformation
nonreformida [a] unreformed
reformeria [n] reformatory, youth detention center/centre
reformida [a] reformed
reformisme [n] reformism
reformiste [a] reformist
reformiste [n] reformist
sin forma [a] without form, formless, amorphous
transformador [n] transformer
transformi [n] transformation
transformi [v] transform (electricity, other technical senses)
transformi [v] transform (electricity, other technical senses)
formal [a] formal, by the book, pro forma; solemn, prim; smart, dressy (appearance)
formal [n] (a) formality, ceremony
formali [v] become formal, become formalized/formalised
formali [v] formalize/formalise
formalia [n] formality
nonformal [a] informal
nonformalia [n] informality
formaldehido [n] formaldehyde
formalin [n] formalin (substance)
formato [n] format
formati [v] format
preformati [v] preformat
reformati [v] reformat
formica [n] ant
formiceria [n] anthill
formicosa [a] tingling, tingly, prickly, feeling pins and needles
formicosia [n] tingling, prickling, pins and needles
formica [n] formica (plastic)
formicaleon [n] antlion (insect)
formicor [n] anteater; antbird
formula [v] formulate
formula [n] formula, formulation
formula de loda [n] expression of praise, doxology
formulin [a] formulaic
reformula [v] reformulate
formulario [n] form (to fill), questionnaire
fornix [n] fornix
forno [n] oven
Forno [n] Fornax (constellation)
forneria [n] bakehouse, bakery
forni [v] bake, cook (in oven)
forni [n] baking
fornida [a] baked
fornida [n] bake, baked food
forno de microonda [n] microwave oven
fornon [n] furnace, kiln
fornor [n] baker; ovenbird, woodcreeper
foro [n] forum; (internet) message board, bulletin board
foromanica [a] forumite
foromanica [n] forumite, regular commenter
foronido [n] phoronid (organism)
forsa [v] force (strongly or physically), enforce, coerce, necessitate, compel; impose (something), inflict, levy, wreak
forsa [n] coercion
forsa a via [v] drive away, force back, repel, ward off
forsa se [v] exert oneself
forsada [a] forced, compulsory
forsitia [n] forsythia (plant)
forte [a] strong, robust, sturdy, burly, formidable; loud, vehement, forte, stentorian, booming, vociferous, punchy
forte [A] strongly, robustly; loudly, vehemently
forte [n] force (including in physics)
forte de aira [n] air force (military)
forte de vive [n] life force, life energy, vital force, vitality, élan vital
forte nonresistable [n] irresistable force, overwhelming force, juggernaut
contraforte [n] buttress
fortador [n] amplifier
fortes militar [n] armed forces
forteria [n] fortress, fort, fortification, stronghold, blockhouse, keep
forti [v] grow strong, be reinforced, be consolidated; become loud, louden
forti [v] strengthen, fortify, reinforce, brace, potentiate, consolidate; amplify, make loud
forti [n] strengthening, bracing, consolidation; loudening; fortition (phonetics)
fortia [n] strength, force, effort, exertion, fortitude, brawn; loudness, volume
fortiosa [a] forceful, forcible
multe forte [a] very strong; very loud, fortissimo
nonforte [a] weak, insubstantial
prefortador [n] preamplifier, preamp
fortres [n] fortress, blockhouse, fort, fortification, stronghold, keep
fortres de site [n] citadel
fortuna [n] fortune, chance, fate, destiny, lot, luck
atrae bon fortuna [E] bring luck, bring good luck
atrae mal fortuna [E] bring bad luck
bon fortuna [n] good luck
bon fortuna nonespetada [n] windfall, spot of good luck
fortunosa [a] lucky, fortunate, auspicious, fortuitous, well off
fortunosa [A] fortunately
mal fortuna [n] bad luck, misfortune, mishap, unfortunate occurrence, accident, adversity, woe
malfortunosa [a] unlucky, unfortunate, inauspicious, hapless, lamentable, poor, underprivileged
malfortunosa [n] unlucky person, underdog
fosena [n] porpoise
fosfato [n] phosphate (chemistry)
fosfina [n] phosphine, phosphane (chemistry)
fosfolipido [a] phospholipid (chemistry)
fosfor [n] phosphorus (element); match, matchstick
fosforal [a] phosphoric, phosphorous (pertaining to phosphorus)
fosforica [a] phosphoric
fosforin [a] phosphorous (resembling phosphorus)
fosforosa [a] phosphorous (containing phosphorus)
fosforese [v] phosphoresce
fosforese [n] phosphorescing, phosphorescence
fosforesente [a] phosphorescent
fosforesentia [n] phosphorescence
fosil [n] fossil
fosili [v] fossilize/fossilise
fosili [v] fossilize/fossilise
fosili [n] fossilization/fossilisation
microfosil [n] microfossil
foso [n] ditch, trench, moat; fossa (anatomy)
foseta [n] rut, wheel track
foso de orcestra [n] orchestra pit
foso maral [n] oceanic trench
foson [n] gully, ravine, arroyo
fostrot [n] foxtrot (dance, music)
foto [n] photo, photograph, shot, snapshot, still
foto airal [n] aerial photograph
foto de scermo [n] screenshot
foto distante [n] long shot, wide shot, photo taken from a distance
foto personal [n] portrait (photo)
foto prosima [n] close-up
fa un foto [v] take a photo
fotomanica [a] enthusiastic about photography
fotomanica [n] shutterbug, photography enthusiast
fotor [n] photographer
foto- [P] photo- (light, photography)
fotoforo [n] photophore
fotografia [n] photography
fotografia a intervales [n] timelapse photography
fotografia prosima [n] close-up photography, macro photography
fotografi [v] photograph
fotografial [a] photographic
fotografin [a] photographic, photorealistic, resembling a photo
fotografiste [n] photographer
fotojen [a] photogenic
foton [n] photon
fotonal [n] photonic
fotonica [n] photonics
fotosfera [n] photosphere
fototrof [a] phototrophic (biology)
fototrof [n] phototroph
fototrofia [n] phototrophia
fototropo [a] phototropic (botany)
fototropia [n] phototropism
fovea [n] fovea (anatomy)
Foxe [n] Foxe
Basin Foxe [n] Foxe Basin
Streta Foxe [n] Foxe Channel
fractur [n] fraktur (lettering)
frajil [a] fragile, frail, brittle, delicate, sensitive, flimsy, frangible, labile, easily damaged
frajilia [n] fragility
Fram, Streta [n] Fram Strait
frambosa [n] raspberry
franc [n] franc (currency)
franca [a] frank, direct, candid, outspoken, plainspoken, outright, explicit, open, categorical, vocal; straightforward
francia [n] frankness, directness, straightforwardness
francamason [a] masonic
francamason [n] freemason, mason
francamasonia [n] freemasonry, masonry
francamasonisme [n] freemasonry, masonry
francanoviste [n] Elefenist, Francanovist, Elefen speaker
francisia [n] franchise (commercial, media)
franco [a] Frankish; Franconian
franco [n] Frank
franje [n] fringe (border); bangs, fringe (hairstyle)
Frans [n] France
franses [a] French (person, language)
franses [n] French (person, language), Frenchman, Frenchwoman
fransio [n] francium (element)
fransiscan [a] Franciscan
fransiscan [n] Franciscan
frase [n] sentence; phrase (music)
fraseolojia [n] phraseology
frate [n] brother; friar
frate par sposi [n] brother-in-law
duifrate [n] half-brother
estrafrate [n] stepbrother
frateria [n] brotherhood, fraternity (organization/organisation)
frates [n] brothers, brethren
frateta [n] younger brother
fratia [n] brotherhood, brotherliness, fraternity (quality)
fratin [a] brotherly, fraternal
fratinia [n] brotherliness, brotherhood, fraternity (quality)
fraton [n] big brother, bigger brother, older brother
fratiside [v] commit fratricide
fratiside [n] fratricide (action)
fratisidor [n] fratricide (person)
frato [n] fraction; fragment, shard; faction; snippet, clip, clipping
frato agu [n] sharp fragment, shard
frato seramica [n] potsherd
desfrati [v] defragment
desfrati [v] defragment
desfrati [n] defragmentation
fratal [a] fractional, fractal
frati [v] fracture, fragment, shatter, smash, crack
frati [v] fracture, fragment, shatter, smash, crack
frati [n] fragmentation, fracture, shattering
fratos [n] fragments, shrapnel, smithereens
frecuente [a] frequent, common, occurring often
frecuente [A] frequently, often, oftentimes
frecuenti [v] become frequent
frecuenti [v] make frequent
frecuentia [n] frequency, prevalence, commonness
frecuentia de imajes [n] frame rate
frecuentia de orolojo [n] clock speed, clock rate
frecuentia estrema alta [n] UHF
frecuentia multe alta [n] VHF
nonfrecuente [a] infrequent, occasional
Freetown [n] Freetown
fregan [a] freegan
fregan [n] freegan
freganisme [n] freeganism
fregata [n] frigate, full-rigged ship; frigatebird
freno [n] brake, restraint (device)
freno de mano [n] handbrake
desfreni [v] unbrake, take the brake off, release the brake (of)
desfreni se [v] abandon restraint, go wild, vent one's anger
freni [v] brake, restrain, hold back, immobilize/immobilise
frenor [n] brakeman
nonfrenida [a] unrestrained, rampant
frenolojia [n] phrenology
frenolojiste [n] phrenologist
freon [n] freon
fresa [n] strawberry
fresca [a] fresh; cool; new, up to date
frescador [n] air conditioner, air conditioning, air-con
fresci [v] freshen
fresci [v] freshen
frescia [n] freshness; coolness
nonfresca [a] stale
refresci [v] refresh, invigorate, reinvigorate, enliven, vivify; update
refresci [v] refresh, invigorate, reinvigorate, enliven, vivify; update
refresci [n] refresh, refresher; update
refrescor [n] caterer, provider of refreshments
fresco [n] fresco (art)
fresia [n] freesia (plant)
fresno [n] ash (tree)
freta [v] hurry, hasten, rush, race, scurry, scamper
freta [v] hurry, rush, hustle
freta [n] haste, rush, hustle
freta [e] hurry up, quick, quick as you can
fretada [a] rushed, hurried
fretante [a] hurrying, hasty, cursory; impetuous, hot-headed, hare-brained
fretor [n] hurrier, hothead
fretosa [a] impulsive, reckless, heedless, slapdash
fretosia [n] impulsiveness, recklessness
no freta [e] take your time, do not rush, do not hurry, no rush, no hurry
freudisme [n] Freudianism
freudiste [a] Freudian
fria [a] cold, chilly, frigid, dank, inclement; frappé
fria [n] cold
fri [v] cool, chill, turn cold
fri [v] cool, chill, refrigerate
fri [n] cooling, chilling, refrigeration
fri par venta [n] windchill
friacua [n] water cooler
friador [n] refrigerator, fridge
frida [a] cooled, chilled, refrigerated
frinte [n] coolant, refrigerant
frica [v] abrade, scour, cause friction, rub against
frica [n] friction, abrasion; rubdown
fricante [a] abrading, scouring; fricative
fricante [n] fricative (consonant)
fricante ladal [n] lateral fricative
fricosa [a] abrasive
fricase [n] fricassee (food)
fricase bolivian [n] fricasé (Bolivian soup)
fricase tunisi [n] fricasse (Tunisian sandwich)
friganea [n] caddis fly
Frigia [n] Phrygia
frigian [a] Phrygian
frigian [n] Phrygian
fringilo [n] chaffinch (bird)
frisbi [n] frisbee
Frisia [n] Frisia
Frisland [n] Frisia, Friesland
frisce [a] Frisian
frisce [n] Frisian (person, language)
friso [n] frieze
frita [v] fry
frita en uoc [v] stir-fry
frita en woc [v] stir-fry
fritada [a] fried
fritadas [n] chips (UK), fries, French fries
fritador [n] fryer
fritin [a] crackly (recording, radio signal, etc.)
refrita [v] refry
Friul [n] Friuli
furlan [a] Furlan, Friulian (person, language)
furlan [n] Furlan, Friulian (person, language)
frivol [a] frivolous, silly
frivolia [n] frivolity, silliness
froda [v] defraud, cheat, embezzle, misappropriate, swindle, finagle, grift, gyp, hoodwink
froda [n] fraud, con, trick, rip-off, scam, bunco, bunko, flimflam; corruption, embezzlement, misappropriation
antifrodal [a] anti-fraud, anti-corruption
frodante [a] fraudulent, corrupt, sleazy
frodor [n] fraud, fraudster, cheat, cheater, swindler, phoney, con man, con artist, grifter, huckster, hustler, mountebank
fronsi [v] gather (fabric)
fronsi [n] gather (fabric)
fronsi sua suprasiles [v] frown, scowl
fronsida [a] gathered (fabric)
fronsida [n] frill, ruche, ruffle, furbelow
fronsosa [a] frilly, ruffled, froufrou
fronte [a] front, frontal, forward, fore, advance
fronte [n] front; forehead, brow; foreground; front cover (book)
fronte de acua [n] waterfront
fronte de batalia [n] battlefront
fronte de lago [n] lakeside
fronte de mar [n] seafront, beachfront
fronte de rio [n] riverside
fronte meteorolojial [n] weather front
a fronte [A] forward, ahead
a fronte de [p] at the front of, in front of, ahead of
en fronte de [p] inside the front of; into the front of
fronti [v] confront, face, tackle (enemy, problem)
fronti [n] confrontation, faceoff, showdown; effrontery, nerve, cheek
fronti corajosa [v] brave, bravely face
frontinte [a] facing, confronting, up against
fronton [n] gable; pediment; marquee, awning; fronton, pelota court
lobe fronte [n] frontal lobe
oso fronte [n] frontal bone
u la fronti! [e] what a nerve!, what a cheek!, how cheeky!, how brazen!, the cheek of it!, of all the cheek!
frontera [n] frontier, front line, limit, border, borderline, borderland, boundary, bound
fronteri [v] bound, form the boundary of
fronteror [n] frontiersman
frontispis [n] frontispiece (publishing, architecture)
frota [v] rub, scrub, wipe, smear
frotador [n] wiper
frotador de paraventa [n] windshield wiper, windscreen wiper
frugal [a] frugal, thrifty, economical, parsimonious, budget-conscious, miserly
es frugal [v] be frugal, economize/economise, scrimp, skimp
frugalia [n] frugality, frugalness, thrift, thriftiness, parsimony, economy
frustra [v] frustrate, vex, exasperate
frustra [n] frustration, vexation, exasperation
frustrada [a] frustrated, vexed, exasperated, disgruntled, fed up, sick (of), tired (of), sick and tired (of)
frustrante [a] frustrating, vexing, exasperating, vexatious
fruta [n] fruit
fruta axida a picos [n] mincemeat
fruta confetida [n] candied fruit, crystallized/crystallised fruit, glacé fruit
fruta de pan [n] breadfruit
fruta de rosa [n] rose hip, rose haw
fruta en xirope [n] compote
fruta picida [n] mincemeat
fruta sitrica [n] citrus fruit
frutas [n] fruit, fruits
fruteria [n] fruiterer's, greengrocer's (shop)
fruti [v] fruit, bear fruit
frutin [a] fruity, fruitlike
frutor [n] fruiterer, greengrocer (person)
frutosa [a] fruity (containing fruit); fruitful, prolific
frutosa [n] fructose (sugar)
fu [e] phew, whew
fuca [n] kelp
fucsia [a] fuchsia (color/colour)
fucsia [n] fuchsia (flower)
fufu [n] fufu (food)
fuga [n] fugue (music, psychology)
fugal [a] fugal
fugu [n] pufferfish, blowfish
fuji [v] flee, run away, escape, bolt, scram, go on the run
fuji [v] rout, put to flight
fuji [n] flight, escape, getaway
fuji en manada [v] stampede
fuji furtiva [v] slip away, sneak away, steal away, abscond, skedaddle
fuji tumultosa [n] stampede
fuji per sposi [v] elope
fujor [n] fugitive, runaway
fula [a] Fula, Fulani, Fulɓe, Fulbe, Fulah (person, language)
fula [n] Fula, Fulani, Fulɓe, Fulbe, Fulah (person, language)
fulcro [n] fulcrum, pivot
fulereno [n] fullerene
fulgoro [n] planthopper (insect)
fuma [n] smoke; fume
fumeria [n] smokehouse, (opium) den
fumi [v] smoke (emit smoke), smolder/smoulder
fumi [v] smoke (tobacco)
fumor [n] smoker
fumosa [a] smoky, smokey
nonfumor [n] non-smoker
per fumores [a] smoking, for smokers
per nonfumores [a] non-smoking, for non-smokers
sin fuma [a] smokeless
fumaria [n] fumitory, fumiter (plant)
fumarola [n] fumarole, fumerole
fumiga [v] smoke, preserve with smoke (food); fumigate
fumiga [n] fumigation; smoking (food)
fumigador [n] bee smoker, smokepot
fumigeria [n] smokehouse, smokery
Funafuti [n] Funafuti
funambul [n] tightrope walker, ropewalker, rope dancer, funambulist
funambuli [v] walk a tightrope, funambulate
funambuli [n] tightrope walking, funambulism, funambulation
funambulin [a] like a tightrope walker, precarious, delicately balanced
func [a] funk (music)
func [n] funk (music)
funcosa [a] funky
funda [n] base, basis, foundation, substrate, rudiment; foundation, establishment (organization/organisation)
funda de solo [n] subfloor
cofundi [v] cofound
cofundor [n] cofounder
es la funda de [v] be the basis of, underlie
fundal [a] basic, fundamental, elementary, rudimentary, underlying, primal; basal
fundalisme [n] fundamentalism
fundaliste [a] fundamentalist
fundaliste [n] fundamentalist
fundi [v] found, establish; base (something on); entrench, intrench, instill/instil
fundi [n] foundation, establishment (action)
fundor [n] founder
sin funda [a] baseless, groundless, unfounded
Fundy, Baia [n] Bay of Fundy
funera [n] funeral
funeral [a] funereal, funeral, funerary
funereria [n] funeral parlor/parlour, undertaker's
funeror [n] mortician, undertaker
fungiside [n] fungicide
fungo [n] fungus
fungo de lenio [n] dry rot
antifungal [a] antifungal
antifungal [n] antifungal
fungal [a] fungal
funicular [a] funicular
funicular [n] funicular, cliff railway
funsiona [v] function, operate, work, perform
funsiona [n] function, functioning, operation, performance; function (mathematics, software)
funsiona ondal [n] wave function
funsional [a] functional (of a function), operational
funsionalisme [n] functionalism
funsionaliste [a] functionalist, functionalistic
funsionaliste [n] functionalist
funsionante [a] functioning
malfunsiona [v] malfunction, go wrong, glitch
malfunsiona [n] malfunction, glitch
malfunsionante [a] malfunctioning, dysfunctional, glitching
fura [v] steal, purloin, nick, filch, pilfer, swipe; kidnap
fura [n] theft, robbery, larceny, heist
fura de [v] steal from, rob, burglarize/burgle
fura de enfantes [n] kidnap, kidnapping (children)
fura de identia [n] identity theft
fura de persones [n] kidnap, kidnapping
furabolsa [n] pickpocket
furaboteca [n] shoplifter
furacasa [n] burglar
fureta [v] pilfer
fureta [n] pilferage, petty theft
furor [n] thief, robber, burglar, larcenist; kidnapper
furor acasiste [n] opportunist thief, looter
furor de bestias [n] rustler
furor de caxas secur [n] safebreaker, safecracker
furcula [n] wishbone, furcula
furgon [n] van
furgoneta [n] people carrier, minivan, MPV
furia [v] be furious, be enraged, go berserk, run amok, rampage
furia [v] infuriate, enrage
furia [n] fury, rage, apoplexy
furia publica [n] public fury, furore, outcry
furiosa [a] furious, livid, raging, enraged, apoplectic, berserk
furlong [n] furlong (unit of length)
furni [v] supply, provide, furnish, yield, equip, dispense, issue, purvey, cater, render
furni [n] supply, provision, yield
furni de come [n] catering
furni la come [v] cater
furni nonvolente [v] reluctantly provide, cough up
furnador [n] dispenser (machine)
furnis [n] supplies, provisions, material, material resources
furnis de scrive [n] writing materials
furnor [n] supplier, provider, purveyor
furnor de come [n] caterer
furnor de servi [n] service provider, public utility
furnor esterna [n] third-party supplier
refurni [v] resupply
furon [n] ferret, polecat
furtiva [a] furtive, stealthy, shifty, sneaky; underground
furtiva [A] furtively, stealthily, by stealth
furtiva [n] lurker, prowler
furtivi [v] skulk, sneak around, steal along
furtivia [n] stealth, stealthiness, shiftiness, sneakiness
nonfurtiva [a] open, blatant, flagrant, overt
nonfurtiva [A] openly, overtly, blatantly
fusa [v] fuse, meld, merge, coalesce, blend
fusa [v] fuse, merge, blend; weld
fusa [n] fusion, merger
fusable [a] fusible
fusil [n] gun, rifle, firearm
fusil de antecarga [n] muzzleloader
fusil de ataca [n] assault rifle
fusil de mano [n] handgun, sidearm, pistol, revolver
fusil de retrocarga [n] breechloader
fusil de sintil [n] flintlock
fusil de suber [n] popgun, cork gun
fusil de xasa [n] shotgun, scattergun, rifle
fusili [v] shoot (with a rifle)
fusili [n] shooting, shootout
fusilor [n] marksman, gunman, rifleman, sharpshooter; fusilier
sufusil [n] submachine gun
fuso [n] spindle
fusin [a] spindle-shaped, fusiform
fustan [n] fustian (fabric)
fusuma [n] fusuma (screen)
futbal [n] football, soccer
futbal american [n] American football, gridiron football
futbalor [n] footballer, football player, soccer player
futil [a] futile, fruitless, hopeless, pointless, vain, fatuous; fond (hope)
futil [A] in vain, to no avail
futilia [n] futility, fruitlessness
futon [n] futon (mattress)
futsal [n] futsal
futur [a] future, forthcoming, to come, -to-be, subsequent, eventual, prospective
futur [n] future, posterity, futurity
en la futur [A] in the future, subsequently
en la futur distante [A] in the distant future, eventually
futurin [a] futuristic
futuriste [n] futurist
futurolojia [n] futurology
futurolojiste [n] futurologist
g [x] g
gaba [n] GABA (biology)
gabardina [n] gabardine (fabric)
Gabon [n] Gabon
gabones [a] Gabonese
gabones [n] Gabonese
Gaborone [n] Gaborone
gado [n] cod (fish)
gadolinio [n] gadolinium (element)
gadures [a] Gallurese (person, language)
gadures [n] Gallurese (person, language)
gailica [a] Gaelic, Goidelic
gailica [n] Gaelic, Goidelic language
gailica alban [n] Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic
gailica eres [n] Irish Gaelic, Irish
gailica manes [n] Manx Gaelic, Manx
gailica scotes [n] Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic
alban gailica [a] Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic
eres gailica [a] Irish Gaelic, Irish
manes gailica [a] Manx Gaelic, Manx (language)
scotes gailica [a] Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic
gaina [n] sheath; casing (of cable, sausage); spathe (anatomy)
gaina de cordeta [n] aglet
desgaini [v] unsheathe, unsheath
gaini [v] sheathe
gainin [a] sheathlike
gal [n] chicken
gal de venta [n] weathercock
gal de xasor [n] cacciatore (food)
gal fema [n] hen
gal fema joven [n] pullet
gal mas [n] cock, cockerel, rooster
galeta [n] chick, chicken
galin [a] chickenlike
gala [n] show (entertainment)
galago [n] galago, bushbaby, nagapie (primate)
galalito [n] galalith, erinoid
Galapagos, Isolas [n] Galápagos Islands
galasia [n] galaxy
galasial [a] galactic
intergalasial [a] intergalactic
galatosa [n] galactose (sugar)
galea [n] galley (ship)
galeon [n] galleon (ship)
galeria [n] gallery, showroom (art); cloister (architecture)
galerieta [n] portfolio (of artist's work), repertoire
galia [n] bedstraw, galium (plant)
Galia [n] Gaul (ancient region)
galo [a] Gaulish, Gallic (person, language)
galo [n] Gaul; Gaulish (language)
galinago [n] snipe (bird)
galio [n] gallium (element)
Galisia [n] Galicia (Spanish region)
galego [a] Galician
galego [n] Galician (person, language)
galon [n] gallon
cuatrigalon [n] quart
otigalon [n] pint (unit of capacity)
galopa [v] gallop
galopa [n] gallop
duigalopa [v] canter
duigalopa [n] canter
galvanisme [n] galvanism
gama [n] leg; stem (glass, candelabrum)
gama alta [n] upper leg, thigh
gama basa [n] lower leg, shank
gama de porte [n] doorpost, jamb
con gamas arcida [a] bowlegged, bandylegged
entregama [n] crotch, crutch
gamalonga [n] daddy longlegs, harvester, harvestman (arachnid)
gami [v] stride
gami [n] stride
gamon [n] stilt
gama [n] gamma (Greek letter)
-gama [S] -gamous
-gamia [S] -gamy (marriage, mating)
gamba [n] shrimp, prawn
Gambia [n] Gambia, The Gambia
gambian [a] Gambian
gambian [n] Gambian
gamelan [n] gamelan
gameta [n] gamete
gametofite [n] gametophyte
gamo [n] fallow deer
gan [n] Gan (language)
Gana [n] Ghana
ganaian [a] Ghanaian
ganaian [n] Ghanaian
ganax [n] ganache (food)
gang [n] gang
gangor [n] gang member
ganga [n] sandgrouse
Ganga, Rio [n] River Ganges, River Ganga
Gangdise, Montes [n] Gangdise Shan, Gangdisi Mountains, Gangdese Mountains, Kailash Mountains
ganglio [n] ganglion (biology)
gangrena [n] gangrene
gangrenosa [a] gangrenous
gangster [n] gangster, mobster, racketeer
gania [v] gain, earn; win (game); catch (bus, etc.)
gania [n] gain, win (action)
gania la tempo [v] save time
difisil ganiada [a] hard-won, close-fought, closely fought (contest)
ganiable [a] gainable, earnable, winnable
ganiada [a] gained, won, earned
ganiada [n] gain, win, earnings, gainings, yield (thing gained or won)
ganior [n] winner
nonreganiable [a] unregainable, irrecoverable
regania [v] regain, recoup, recover (money)
reganiable [a] regainable, recoverable
sin ganior [a] tied, drawn (match)
ganso [n] goose; fool, chump
ganso mas [n] gander
ganseta [n] gosling
gansin [a] gooselike
ganto [n] glove, mitt
ganto de armur [n] gauntlet
ganto de boxe [n] boxing glove
ganto de cosini [n] oven glove, oven mitt
ganto de forno [n] oven glove, oven mitt
ganto medical [n] medical glove, surgical glove
ganteta [n] mitten
ganti [v] glove, cover with a glove
ganton [n] muff
gara [n] claw, talon
gari [v] claw, scrabble at
garaje [n] garage
garaje partal [n] carport
garantia [v] guarantee, ensure
garantia [n] guarantee, warranty, guaranty; collateral, security, surety; bail
garantia de cualia [n] guarantee of quality, hallmark, imprimatur, mark of approval
garantior [n] bondsman, surety
garantior de libri [n] bail bondsman
garda [v] guard, stand guard; save (money)
garda [n] guard; guardianship, tutelage
garda la casa [v] guard the house, housesit
garda se contra [v] beware of
gardacorpo [n] bodyguard
gardacosta [n] coastguard
gardada [n] person under guard; ward (person)
gardador [n] guard (device), burglar alarm, security alarm
gardafoco [n] fireguard, fender
gardaforesta [n] forest ranger, park ranger, park warden
gardamano [n] hand guard
gardante [n] sentinel
gardaporte [n] doorkeeper, commissionaire, bouncer
gardaporton [n] gatekeeper
gardaxasa [n] gamekeeper
gardor [n] guard (person), sentry, sentinel, bouncer; warder, jailer, gaoler; guardian, custodian, warden; watchdog (organization)
gardor de pisina [n] lifeguard
gardor de plaia [n] lifeguard
gardenia [n] gardenia (plant)
garga [n] throat
gargal [a] throaty, guttural
gargara [v] gargle
gargara [n] gargle
gargarosa [n] redpoll (bird)
gargola [n] gargoyle
garifuna [a] Garifuna
garifuna [n] Garifuna (person, language)
garlanda [n] garland, wreath, festoon, swag
garlanda sintilinte [n] tinsel
garlandi [v] garland, wreathe, festoon
garnison [n] garrison
garota [n] garotte
garoti [v] garotte
gas [n] gas
gas invernerial [n] greenhouse gas
gas natural [n] natural gas, fossil gas
gas nerval [n] nerve gas, nerve agent
gas nosiva [n] toxic gas, fumes
antigasal [a] anti-gas
gasal [a] gaseous (of a gas)
gasi [v] become gaseous
gasi [v] make gaseous; gas, expose to gas
gasin [a] gaseous (like a gas)
gasosa [a] gaseous (full of gas), gassy; carbonated, fizzy
gasolina [n] gasoline, petrol
gasolineria [n] gas station, petrol station
gasolio [n] diesel
gasometre [n] gasometer
gaspatxo [n] gazpacho (soup)
gasta [v] wear out, age; fray, unravel; (food) go off, go bad, spoil, decay
gasta [v] wear out, age; fray, unravel
gasta [n] wearing out, dilapidation; fraying
gastada [a] worn out, shabby, threadbare, frayed, dilapidated, rundown, ratty, tatty, in a poor state, in a bad way; (tire/tyre) bald; (voice) hoarse
gastada par gera [a] war-torn
gastada par clima [a] weathered, weatherbeaten
gastral [a] gastric
gastraljia [n] gastralgia
gastrite [n] gastritis
gastroenterite [n] gastroenteritis
gastroenterolojia [n] gastroenterology
gastroenterolojiste [n] gastroenterologist
gastrointestinal [a] gastrointestinal
gastronomia [n] gastronomy
gastronomial [a] gastronomic
gastronomiste [a] gastronome
gastropodo [n] gastropod
gastrotrico [n] gastrotrich (worm)
gatilio [n] trigger
gatili [v] trigger, set off
gatiliomanica [a] trigger-happy
gato [n] cat
gato comun [n] moggy, non-pedigree cat, domestic short-haired cat, domestic long-haired cat, ordinary cat
gato de nove codas [n] cat o' nine tails (whip)
gato vagante [n] stray cat, feral cat, alley cat, gutter cat
gateta [n] kitten, kitty, pussy, puss
gatin [a] catlike
gauda [n] gouda (cheese)
gaulteria [n] wintergreen (plant)
gaus [n] gauss (unit of induction)
gavia [n] loon, diver (bird)
gavota [n] gull, seagull
gavota [n] gavotte (dance, music)
gaxa [n] gruel, porridge, mush
gaxa de avena [n] porridge, oatmeal
gaxa de favas [n] bean porridge; baked beans
gaxa de orzo [n] barley porridge
gaxa de pisos [n] mashed peas, mushy peas
gaxa de ris [n] rice porridge; rice pudding
gaxa de torta [n] cake batter, cake mix
gaxi [v] mush
gaxi [v] mush; (colloquial) bodge, botch, bungle, make a mess of (a piece of work, etc.)
gaxin [a] mushy, sloppy
gaxin [n] mush, pap, slop
gaza [n] gauze
gaza de ceso [n] cheesecloth
Gaza [n] Gaza, Gaza strip
gazela [n] gazelle
gazi [a] Ghazi
gazi [n] Ghazi
ge [a] gay, queer, homosexual
ge [n] gay, queer, homosexual
antige [a] anti-gay
geco [n] gecko
Geneve [n] Geneva
Genova [n] Genoa (Italian city)
genoves [a] Genoese
genoves [n] Genoese (person, language)
Georgetown [n] Georgetown
Georgia [n] Georgia (US state)
gepardo [n] cheetah
gera [v] war, make war, wage war, fight a war
gera [n] war, warfare
gera biolojial [n] biological warfare, germ warfare
gera cimical [n] chemical warfare
gera fria [n] cold war
gera interna [n] civil war, internecine war
gera lampin [n] blitzkrieg
gera mundal [n] world war
Gera Mundal Prima [n] First World War, World War One
Gera Mundal Du [n] Second World War, World War Two
gera nucleal [n] nuclear warfare, atomic warfare
gera psicolojial [n] psychological warfare
antigeral [a] anti-war
declara un gera contra [v] declare war on, wage war on
geror [n] warrior
gerosa [a] bellicose, warlike
posgeral [a] post-war
pregeral [a] pre-war
progeral [a] pro-war
sibergera [n] cyberwar, cyberwarfare
gerilia [n] guerrilla
gera de gerilia [n] guerrilla warfare
germanica [a] Germanic, Teutonic
germanica [n] Germanic, Teuton (person); Germanic, Teutonic (language)
pangermanicisme [n] pan-Germanism
protogermanica [a] proto-Germanic
protogermanica [n] proto-Germanic (person, language)
germanio [n] germanium (element)
Gernsi [n] Guernsey
gernsies [a] Sarnian (person); Guernésiais (language)
gernsies [n] Sarnian (person); Guernésiais (language)
geser [n] geyser; gusher, uprush, blowout (oil)
gestalt [n] gestalt
gestapo [n] gestapo
geto [n] ghetto
gexa [n] geisha
gi [n] ghee (butter)
gibon [n] gibbon
gic [n] geek, nerd
gici [v] geek out (about), go all geeky
gicin [a] geeky
gida [v] guide, lead, head; conduct, convey; usher, herd, wrangle; drive (vehicle), steer, helm
gida [n] guidance, leadership
gidagera [n] war chief, warlord
gidador [n] guide (device, book)
gidor [n] guide, leader, usher, docent; driver (vehicle), chauffeur
gidor de museo [n] museum guide
gidor de turi [n] tour guide
malgida [v] misguide, mislead, lead astray
malgidada [a] misguided, misled, wrong-headed
malgidante [a] misleading, specious
regida [v] lead back
giga- [P] giga- (a thousand million)
gilotin [n] guillotine
gilotini [v] guillotine
ginco [n] ginkgo (tree)
Gine [n] Guinea
ginean [a] Guinean
ginean [n] Guinean
Golfo Gine [n] Gulf of Guinea
Gine-Bisau [n] Guinea-Bissau
bisauginean [a] Bissau-Guinean
bisauginean [n] Bissau-Guinean
Gine Ecuatoral [n] Equatorial Guinea
ecuatoginean [a] Ecuatorial Guinean, Equatoguinean
ecuatoginean [n] Ecuatorial Guinean, Equatoguinean
Gine Nova [n] New Guinea
ginea [n] guinea
gingam [n] gingham, Vichy check
de gingam [a] (made of) gingham
ginia [v] wink, blink, nictate
ginia [n] wink, blink (eyes)
gitar [n] guitar
gitar acustical [n] acoustic guitar
gitar baso [n] bass guitar
gitar eletrical [n] electric guitar
gitariste [n] guitarist
Gitega [n] Gitega
gladiator [n] gladiator
gladiatoral [a] gladiatorial
gladiolo [n] gladiolus
glamor [n] glamor/glamour, pizzazz
glamori [v] glamorize/glamorise
glamorosa [a] glamorous
glande [n] gland; glans
glande salival [n] salivary gland
glande suprarenal [n] suprarenal gland, adrenal gland
glandal [a] glandular
glareola [n] pratincole (bird)
glasa [v] glaze, ice, frost
glasa [n] glaze, icing, frosting
glasa fondente [a] fondant
glasada [a] glazed, glossy
glasia [n] glacier, icecap
glasia continental [n] continental glacier, ice sheet
glasia polal [n] polar icecap
glasi [v] glaciate
glasi [v] glaciate
glasi [n] glaciation
glasial [a] glacial
glasida [a] glaciated
glasiolojia [n] glaciology
glasiolojiste [n] glaciologist
glasnost [n] glasnost
glaucoma [n] glaucoma
gleditsia [n] honey locust (tree)
gli [n] glee (music)
glica [v] glycate
glica [n] glycation
glicada [a] glycated
glico- [P] glyco-
glicojen [n] glycogen (biology)
glicolica [n] glycolic acid
glifo [n] glyph, pictogram, pictograph
glifosato [n] glyphosate
glisemia [n] glycemia/glycaemia
glisemial [a] glycemic/glycaemic
indise glisemial [n] glycemic/glycaemic index
iperglisemia [n] hyperglycemia/hyperglycaemia
iperglisemica [a] hyperglycemic/hyperglycaemic
ipoglisemia [n] hypoglycemia/hypoglycaemia
ipoglisemica [a] hypoglycemic/hypoglycaemic
gliseria [n] manna grass, sweetgrass
gliserol [n] glycerol, glycerin, glycerine
glisina [n] wisteria (plant)
globo [n] globe
globo de oio [n] eyeball
globo-portacrus [n] orb, orb and cross, globus cruciger
global [a] global, worldwide
globali [v] globalize/globalise
globali [v] globalize/globalise
globali [n] globalization/globalisation
globalisme [n] globalism
globaliste [n] globalist
globin [a] globular
globulina [n] globulin (protein)
glocenspil [n] glockenspiel
glomerulo [n] glomerulus (anatomy)
glomerulal [a] glomerular
gloria [n] glory, magnificence, majesty
glori [v] glorify
glori [n] glorification
gloriosa [a] glorious, magnificent, majestic
glosa [v] gloss, annotate
glosa [n] gloss, annotation
gloseria [n] glossary
gloso- [P] glosso-
-gloso [S] -glossus
glosolalia [v] speak in tongues
glosolalia [n] speaking in tongues, glossolalia
glosolalial [a] glossolalic
glote [n] glottis
glotal [a] glottal
glotal [n] glottal (consonant)
gloton [a] gluttonous
gloton [n] glutton
glotonia [n] gluttony
glucagon [n] glucagon
glucosa [n] glucose, blood sugar
gluglu [e] gobble (turkey, peacock)
gluglui [v] gobble, make a gobbling sound
gluglui [n] gobble, gobbling (sound)
gluma [n] husk, chaff
desglumador [n] winnowing fan, winnowing shovel
desglumeria [n] threshing floor
desglumi [v] winnow, thresh, remove chaff from
gluon [n] gluon (particle)
glutamato [n] glutamate (chemistry)
glutamina [n] glutamine (amino acid)
glutaminal [a] glutamic
gluten [n] gluten
gluteo [n] buttock, gluteus
gluteos [n] buttocks, backside, behind, bottom, rear
gnais [n] gneiss (geology)
gnatostomulido [n] gnathostomulid, jaw worm (organism)
gneto [n] gnetum (plant)
gnomon [n] gnomon
gnostica [a] gnostic
gnostica [n] gnostic
agnostica [a] agnostic
agnostica [n] agnostic
agnosticisme [n] agnosticism
gnosticisme [n] gnosticism
gnu [n] gnu, wildebeest
go [n] go (game)
Gobi [n] Gobi
Deserto Gobi [n] Gobi Desert
gobio [n] goby (fish)
gofer [n] gopher (rodent)
gol [n] goal, target; (good) cause, intention
autogol [n] own goal
fa un gol [v] score a goal
golor [n] goalkeeper, goaltender, goalie
golem [n] golem (mythology)
goleta [n] schooner (ship)
golf [n] golf (sport)
golferia [n] golf course
golfor [n] golfer
golfo [n] gulf
golfal [a] gulf
goma [n] gum
goma de cansela [n] eraser
goma de mastica [n] chewing gum
gomi [v] erase; gum
gomin [a] gummy, chewy
gombo [n] gumbo, okra (plant)
-gon [S] -gon, -gonal (geometric shape)
decagon [a] decagonal
decagon [n] decagon
dodecagon [a] dodecagonal
dodecagon [n] dodecagon
esagon [a] hexagonal
esagon [n] hexagon
etagon [a] heptagonal
etagon [n] heptagon
icosagon [a] icosagonal
icosagon [n] icosagon
nonagon [a] nonagonal, enneagonal (nine-sided)
nonagon [n] nonagon, enneagon
otagon [a] octagonal
otagon [n] octagon
pentagon [a] pentagonal
pentagon [n] pentagon
poligon [a] polygonal
poligon [n] polygon
gonada [n] gonad
ipogonadia [n] hypogonadism (medical)
gondola [n] gondola
gondolor [n] gondolier
gongo [n] gong
gonopor [n] gonopore
gonorea [n] gonorrhea/gonorrhoea, clap
gorgon [n] gorgon
gorgonzola [n] gorgonzola
gorila [n] gorilla
gospel [a] gospel (music)
gospel [n] gospel (music)
gota [v] drip
gota [v] drip
gota [n] drip, drop (liquid); gutta
gota de pluve [n] raindrop
goteta [n] droplet; tiny amount, smidgen, tad
gotin [a] droplike, drop-shaped
goton [n] blob, dollop, glob, globule
gotosa [a] drippy (tending to drip, having dripped, covered in drips); adorned with guttae
gota [n] gout (medical)
gotea [v] leak
gotea [v] leak
gotea [n] leak, leakage
goteante [a] leaking, leaky
gotica [a] Gothic (architecture, lettering, subculture)
gotica [n] goth (punk)
goto [a] Gothic (person, language)
goto [n] Goth; Gothic (language)
governa [v] govern, rule
governa [n] government, governance, rule, regime; cabinet
governa pupetin [n] puppet government, puppet regime
antigovernal [a] antigovernment
egoverna [n] e-government
governal [a] government
governor [n] governor
governoria [n] governorate
intergovernal [a] intergovernmental
malgoverna [v] misgovern, misrule
malgoverna [n] misgovernment, misrule
nongovernable [a] ungovernable
nongovernal [a] non-governmental
progovernal [a] pro-government
visgovernor [n] vice-governor, deputy governor
gradiente [n] gradient
gradiente de consentra [n] concentration gradient
gradiente de presa [n] pressure gradient
gradiente sosial [n] social gradient
gradiente termal [n] thermal gradient, temperature gradient
grado [n] degree, extent; rank, echelon; stair, tread, step; stage, step (process)
a alga grado [A] to some extent, to some degree, somewhat, rather, fairly, quite; (in polite questions) at all
de grado du [a] secondary, second-degree, second-rate
de grado prima [a] primary, first-degree, first-rate
de grado tre [a] tertiary, third-degree, third-rate
grado de celsius [n] degree Celsius, degree centigrade
grado de farenhait [n] degree Fahrenheit
grado de porte [n] doorstep
a no grado [A] to no extent, not at all
gradal [a] gradual, incremental, progressive
gradal [A] gradually, bit by bit, incrementally
gradalia [n] gradualness, progressiveness
gradalisme [n] gradualism
gradeta [n] rung
gradi [v] grade, rank, rate; stagger (events, payments)
gradi [n] ranking, rating, grade, mark, score (measurement)
multigradal [a] multistage
nongradida [a] ungraded, unranked, unrated
par grado [a] gradual
par grado [A] gradually
redui de grado [n] downgrade
redui la grado de [v] downgrade
retrogradal [a] retrograde, backward, backwards
gradua [v] graduate
gradua [n] graduation
gradua de scola [v] leave school, graduate from school
graduada [a] graduated
graduada [n] graduate
graduante [a] graduating
graduante de scola [n] school leaver
posgraduada [a] postgraduate
posgraduada [n] postgraduate
pregraduada [a] undergraduate
pregraduada [n] undergraduate
graf [n] graph (diagram)
grafi [v] be turned into a graph
grafi [v] graph, plot (as a graph)
-graf [S] -graph (device)
grafem [n] grapheme
grafemal [a] graphemic
-grafia [S] -graphy
grafica [a] graphic, graphical
grafica [n] graphic; graphic design
graficiste [n] graphic artist, graphic designer
grafiti [n] graffiti
grafitor [n] graffiti artist, tagger
grafitosa [a] graffitied, covered in graffiti
grafito [n] graphite; (pencil) lead
grafolojia [n] graphology
grafolojiste [n] graphologist
grai [n] gray (unit of radiation)
gralia [n] rook
gram [n] gram, gramme
cilogram [n] kilogram
decagram [n] decagram
desigram [n] decigram
duicilogram [n] half-kilogram, half a kilo
ectogram [n] hectogram
miligram [n] milligram
sentigram [n] centigram
-gram [S] -gram (output of device)
grama [n] grass (any plant in the family of grasses)
gramatica [n] grammar
gramatica jenerante [n] generative grammar
gramatical [a] grammatical
gramaticiste [n] grammarian
graminoide [n] graminoid
gran [n] grain, kernel, grist, cereal seed; cereal crop, corn; particle, pellet (salt, sand, etc.)
gran de plomo [n] (piece of) lead shot
de gran intera [a] wholegrain, wholemeal
desgrani [v] thresh
desgranador [n] threshing machine
desgraneria [n] threshing floor
graneria [n] barn, granary; breadbasket (region)
graneta [n] granule; bagatelle, trinket, trifle, triviality
granetin [a] granular, grainy, crumbly
granetin [n] gratin (browned crust)
granetini [v] be cooked au gratin
grani [v] granulate
grani [v] granulate
granin [a] granulated
granada [n] grenade
granador [n] grenadier (soldier)
granada [n] pomegranate
granato [n] garnet (gem)
grande [a] large, big, great, hefty, sizeable, sizable; great, eminent
de grandia natural [a] full-size, full-scale, life-size
de grandia vera [a] life-size
estragrande [a] extralarge, king-size, oversize, oversized
grandador [n] (photographic) enlarger
grandi [v] enlarge, grow, increase, amplify, magnify, augment, scale up, escalate, heighten
grandi [v] enlarge, grow, increase, amplify, magnify, augment, scale up, escalate, heighten, aggrandize/aggrandise
grandi [n] enlargement, growth, increase, amplification, magnification; augmentation, escalation, aggrandizement/aggrandisement
grandia [n] size; amplitude, magnitude; stature
grandida [a] enlarged, magnified
grandiosa [a] grandiose, grand
grandiosia [n] grandness, grandioseness, grandeur
nongrandida [a] unenlarged, unmagnified
regrandi [v] resize, change one's size
regrandi [v] resize, change the size of
regrandable [a] resizable
Rio Grande [n] Rio Grande
granito [n] granite
granitosa [a] granite, granitic
graniza [v] hail
graniza [n] hail, hailstone
granuloma [n] granuloma (medical)
granulopoiese [n] granulopoiesis (medical)
granulosite [n] granulocyte (medical)
granulositopenia [n] granulocytopenia (medical)
grapa [n] staple (fastener)
grapador [n] stapler, staple gun
grapi [v] staple
gras [n] fat (oily animal material), grease, flab, shortening, lard
gras de balena [n] blubber
gras de lete [n] butterfat
gras de porco [n] lard
gras de ren [n] suet
grasal [a] fatty (pertaining to fat)
grasi [v] grease, baste
grasida [a] greased, greasy (covered in grease)
grasosa [a] fat, fatty, greasy (full of fat)
grasia [v] thank
grasia [n] gratitude, thanks, appreciation; grace (Christianity)
con grasias a [p] thanks to
es grasiosa per [v] be grateful for, appreciate
grasiable [A] thankfully, mercifully
grasias [e] thanks, thank you
grasias a Dio [e] thank God, thank goodness
grasias a la sielo [e] thank heavens
grasieta [v] tip, give a tip (for service)
grasieta [n] tip, gratuity
grasiosa [a] grateful, thankful, appreciative
grasiosia [n] gratefulness, thankfulness, appreciativeness, appreciation
nongrasiada [a] thankless (task)
nongrasiosa [a] ungrateful, thankless (person)
nongrasiosa [n] ungrateful person, ingrate
nongrasiosia [n] ungratefulness, thanklessness, lack of gratitude, lack of appreciation
pregrasia [v] thank in advance
pregrasias [e] thanks in advance
grasil [a] gracile, thin, slim, slender, svelte
Grau, Mar [n] Mar de Grau
grava [v] engrave, etch
grava [n] engraving, etching
fotograva [n] photogravure, heliogravure
gravada [a] engraved, graven
gravador [n] engraving machine
gravor [n] engraver
grave [a] grave, serious, dire, grim, grievous, heavy, virulent, severe
gravi [v] become grave, become dire, worsen considerably, escalate
gravia [n] seriousness, gravity, virulence, severe
nongrave [a] not grave, not serious, light, minor, non-virulent
gravita [v] gravitate
gravita [n] gravity
antigravita [n] antigravity
antigravital [a] antigravity, antigrav
gravital [a] gravitational
microgravita [n] microgravity, zero gravity, weightlessness
graviton [n] graviton
grebe [n] grebe (bird)
gregorian [a] Gregorian
Grenada [n] Grenada
grenadian [a] Grenadian
grenadian [n] Grenadian
Grenadine, Isolas [n] Grenadines, Grenadine Islands
gres [n] stoneware
greve [v] strike (protest), industrial action
greve [n] strike
greve savaje [n] wildcat strike, unofficial industrial action
grevor [n] striker, picketer
grifon [n] griffin, griffon, gryphon
grilia [n] grill, grille, grillwork, grid, grate, lattice, latticework, trellis; grill, broiler, gridiron (for cooking); hash sign, hashtag; number sign; pound sign (US: weight)
grilia de ximineria [n] grate (fireplace)
grili [v] grill, barbecue, broil, charbroil; cover with a lattice; add a hash sign to, hashtag; crosshatch
grilida [a] grilled, barbecued; latticed (decorated with a lattice)
grilin [a] gridlike, crisscross, hatching, crosshatching
grilo [n] cricket (insect)
grilo verde [n] katydid, bush cricket
grima [v] grimace, frown, scowl, glower, glare, sneer; grin (skull)
grima [n] grimace, frown, scowl, glower, glare, sneer; grin (skull)
grimorio [n] grimoire
grinse [v] creak (high-pitched), squeak, chirp, grate
grinse [n] creak (high-pitched), squeak, chirp, grate
grinsente [a] creaking, creaky, squeaky
grio [n] griot (storyteller)
gripe [n] influenza, flu
gripe avial [n] avian influenza, avian flu, bird flu
gripe porcal [n] swine influenza, swine flu
gris [a] gray/grey, grizzled
gris [n] gray/grey
grisi [v] gray/grey, turn gray/grey, grizzle
grisi [v] gray/grey, turn gray/grey, grizzle
grisin [a] grayish/greyish
grisin brun [a] grayish/greyish brown, dun
grivnia [n] hryvnia, hryvna, hryvnya
grog [n] grog (drink)
Gronland [n] Greenland
gronlandes [a] Greenlandic (person, language)
gronlandes [n] Greenlander; Greenlandish (language)
Mar Gronland [n] Greenland Sea
grosela [n] edible currant
grosela negra [n] blackcurrant, cassis
grosela roja [n] redcurrant
grosela spinosa [n] gooseberry
grr [e] grrr (growling)
gru [n] crane (bird, machine)
Gru [n] Grus (constellation)
gru cavaletin [n] gantry crane, overhead crane, portal crane
grunje [a] grunge (music)
grunje [n] grunge (music)
grupi [n] groupie
grupo [n] group, bunch, batch, troop, cohort, posse, cluster, clump
grupo discutente [n] discussion group; mailing list (internet)
grupo epostal [n] email group, mailing list
grupo de odia [n] hate group
grupo escluinte [n] clique, coterie
grupo laborante [n] working group, working party
grupo propre [n] ingroup, one's own social group
aplogrupo [n] haplogroup
desgrupi [v] ungroup, disband, disperse
grupal [a] group, as a group
grupan [n] group member
grupeta [n] small group, bunch
grupi [v] group, form a group
grupi [v] group, form (items) into a group
grupor [n] grouper (fish)
sugrupo [n] subgroup
supragrupo [n] supergroup, umbrella group
guacamole [n] guacamole (food)
Guadelupe [n] Guadeloupe
guadelupean [a] Guadeloupean
guaiaco [n] guaiacum
guaiava [n] guava (tree, fruit)
Guam [n] Guam (island)
guamanian [a] Guamanian
guamanian [n] Guamanian
Guangdong [n] Guangdong, Canton
guangdong [n] Cantonese (language)
guanina [n] guanine
guano [n] guano
guarani [a] Guarani (person, language)
guarani [n] Guarani (person, language); guaraní (currency)
Guatemala [n] Guatemala
guatemalteca [a] Guatemalan
guatemalteca [n] Guatemalan
Guayaquil [n] Guayaquil
Golfo Guayaquil [n] Gulf of Guayaquil
gud [n] gourde, goud
Gudjarat [n] Gujarat (Indian state)
gudjarati [a] Gujarati (person, language)
gudjarati [n] Gujarati (person, language)
gugli [v] google (search for)
gugli [n] googly (cricket)
gugol [n] googol (number)
gugolplex [n] googolplex (number)
Guian Franses [n] French Guiana
guianes [a] Guianan, French Guianan, French Guianese
guianes [n] Guianan, French Guianan, French Guianese
guianes franses [a] French Guianan, French Guianese
guianes franses [n] French Guianan, French Guianese
Guiana [n] Guyana
guianan [a] Guyanese
guianan [n] Guyanese
Guyana [n] Guyana
guyanan [a] Guyanese
guyanan [n] Guyanese
gul [n] ghoul (mythology)
gulag [n] gulag
gulax [n] goulash, gulyás (soup)
gulo [n] wolverine (animal)
gundi [n] gundi, comb rat (rodent)
gupi [n] guppy, millionfish, rainbow fish
Gupta [n] Gupta
guptan [a] Guptan
gurami [n] gourami (fish)
gurduara [n] gurdwara
gurgula [v] gurgle, glug, squelch
gurgula [v] gurgle, glug, squelch
gurgula [n] gurgle, glug, squelch
gurme [n] gourmet, gastronome, epicure, epicurean
guru [n] guru
gusta [v] like, enjoy, be fond of, have a lot of time for
me gusta lo [E] I like it
gusta [n] enjoyment; liking, taste (preference for something)
gustable [a] likable/likeable, enjoyable, pleasant, agreeable, welcome, groovy
no gusta [v] dislike, have little time for
nongusta [n] dislike
h [x] h
h [C] h (hour)
ha [e] ha
ha ha [e] ha ha (laughing)
haca [a] Hakka (person, language)
haca [n] Hakka (person, language)
haca [n] haka (dance)
hadj [n] hajj (pilgrimage)
hadji [n] hajji (pilgrim)
hadrosauro [n] hadrosaur, hadrosaurus
hafnio [n] hafnium (element)
hagis [n] haggis (food)
Haiastan [n] Armenia
haieren [a] Armenian (person, language)
haieren [n] Armenian (person, language)
haicu [n] haiku (poetry)
haida [a] Haida (person, language)
haida [n] Haida (person, language)
Hainan [n] Hainan (island)
halal [a] halal
halal [n] halal meat
halumi [n] halloumi
halux [n] hallux, big toe (technical)
halux valga [n] bunion
Hampshire Nova [n] New Hampshire (US state)
han [n] khan, khagan (governor)
hania [n] khanate, khaganate
han [a] Han (dynasty)
han este [a] Eastern Han
han ueste [a] Western Han
handbal [n] handball (sport)
hangugo [a] Korean (person, language)
hangugo [n] Korean (person, language)
hangul [n] hangul, hangeul (writing system)
Hanoi [n] Hanoi
hantavirus [n] hantavirus (medical)
hanuca [n] Hanukkah (Jewish festival)
haraciri [n] harakiri (disembowelment)
Harare [n] Harare
harmatan [n] harmattan (wind, season)
hascala [n] Haskalah, Jewish Enlightenment
hasidisme [n] Hasidism (Judaism)
hasidiste [a] Hasidic
hasidiste [n] Hasid
hasio [n] hassium (element)
hausa [a] Hausa (person, language)
hausa [n] Hausa (person, language)
Havana [n] Havana
Hawaii [n] Hawaii (US state)
hawaian [a] Hawaiian
hawaian [n] Hawaiian
Isolas Hawaian [n] Hawaiian Islands
haxix [n] hashish
hazar [a] Khazar (person, language)
hazar [n] Khazar; Khazaric (language)
Hazaria [n] Khazaria
he [e] hey, ahoy
he he [e] heh heh, hee hee, huh huh huh, mwahaha (mocking, sarcastic or cunning laugh)
Hebrides [n] Hebrides
Hebrides Esterna [n] Outer Hebrides, Western Isles
Hebrides Interna [n] Inner Hebrides
hebridan [a] Hebridean
Hecate, Streta [n] Hecate Strait
Helsinci [n] Helsinki
hemicordato [n] hemichordate (organism)
hena [n] henna (plant, dye)
henje [n] henge
henri [n] henry (unit of inductance)
hentai [n] hentai (manga)
Hercule [n] Hercules, Heracles (mythology, constellation)
herculin [a] Herculean
herero [a] Herero (person, language)
herero [n] Herero (person, language)
hermetisme [n] hermeticism, hermetism
hermetiste [a] hermetic, hermetical
hermetiste [n] hermeticist
Hersegovina [n] Herzegovina
hersegovasce [a] Herzegovinian
hersegovasce [n] Herzegovinian
Hervatsca [n] Croatia
hervatsce [a] Croatian (person, language)
hervatsce [n] Croatian (person, language)
herze [n] hertz
hi [e] hee-hee, tee-hee (giggling)
hibatxi [n] hibachi (heater)
hidjab [n] hijab (garment)
hidjra [n] hejira (Islam)
hifa [n] hypha
Himalaia [n] Himalayas (region)
himalaian [a] Himalayan
Montes Himalaia [n] Himalaya Mountains, Himalayas
Transhimalaia [n] Transhimalaya
hindi [a] Hindi (language)
hindi [n] Hindi (language)
hiolito [n] hyolith (fossil)
hiphop [a] hip-hop (dance, music)
hiphopor [n] hip-hopper
hipi [a] hippy, hippie
hipi [n] hippy, hippie
Hipocrate [n] Hippocrates
jura de Hipocrate [n] Hippocratic oath
hiragana [n] hiragana (writing system)
hitita [a] Hittite (person, language)
hitita [n] Hittite (person, language)
hm [e] hmm (thinking); ahem (clearing throat)
ho [e] ho ho ho
hobit [n] hobbit
hoci [n] hockey, field hockey
hoci de campo [n] field hockey
hoci de jelo [n] ice hockey
hoci eres [n] hurling
Hokkaido [n] Hokkaido (island)
holding [n] holding company
holi [n] Holi, Festival of Colours, Festival of Spring, Festival of Love
holmio [n] holmium (element)
holo [a] Hoklo, Taiwanese Hokkien (person, language)
holo [n] Hoklo, Taiwanese Hokkien (person, language)
holozon [n] holozoon (pl. holozoa) (organism)
holstain [n] holstein, Holstein Friesian, Friesian (cow)
Homero [n] Homer
homeral [a] Homeric
Hongkong [n] Hong Kong
hongkong [a] Hong Kong, Hong Kongese
hongkong [n] Hongkonger, Hong Kongese
Honiara [n] Honiara
Honshu [n] Honshu (island)
hopi [a] Hopi (person, language)
hopi [n] Hopi (person, language)
Hormuz [n] Hormuz, Ormus
Streta Hormuz [n] Strait of Hormuz
hornpip [n] hornpipe (dance, music)
hrivnia [n] hryvnia, hryvna, hryvnya
Huanghai, Mar [n] Huang Hai, Yellow Sea
Huanghe, Rio [n] Huang He, Yellow River
Hudson [n] Hudson
Baia Hudson [n] Hudson Bay
Rio Hudson [n] Hudson River
Streta Hudson [n] Hudson Strait
hula [n] hula (dance)
hun [a] Hunnic
hun [n] Hun
huri [n] houri (Islam)
Huron, Lago [n] Lake Huron
husar [n] hussar (soldier)
husci [n] husky (dog)
husisme [n] Hussitism (Christianity)
husiste [a] Hussite
husiste [n] Hussite
huterita [a] Hutterite (Christianity)
huterita [n] Hutterite (Christianity)
huti [a] Houthi (Islam)
huti [n] Houthi (Islam)
hutu [a] Hutu (person, language)
hutu [n] Hutu (person, language)
i [x] i
i [e] eek
-i [S] become, -en, -esce, -ify, -ize/-ise
-i [S] cause (someone or something) to become
-i [S] (fractional number)
-i [S] make use of (tool), apply (substance) to
-i [S] emit (bodily fluid)
-i [S] -i (pertaining to a region)
-i [S] -i (pertaining to a region)
ia [A] (indicating that a finite verb is in the past tense) -ed, did (happen), have (happened)
ia ta [A] would have (past hypothetical)
-ia [S] -ness, -ity, -hood, -ship (abstract quality)
-ia [S] -y, -ia (disease)
IA [C] AI
i-aa [e] eeyore, hee haw, bray
iac [n] yak
Iaman [n] Yemen
iamani [a] Yemeni, Yemenite
iamani [n] Yemeni, Yemenite
iambo [n] iamb, iambus (poetry)
iambal [a] iambic
Iamusucro [n] Yamoussoukro
ianci [a] (colloquial) Yankee (American)
ianci [n] (colloquial) Yankee (American)
iang [n] yang (philosophy)
iard [n] yard (unit of length)
Iaren [n] Yaren
iarsanisme [n] Yarsanism
-iase [S] -iase, -iasis (disease)
iate [n] yacht; cruiser (pleasure boat)
iateria [n] marina
iator [n] yachtsman, yachtswoman
iato [n] hiatus
iatal [a] hiatal
-iatria [S] -iatry
-iatrica [S] -iatric
iatrojen [a] iatrogenic (caused by doctors)
Iaue [n] Yahweh, Jehovah
Iaunde [n] Yaoundé
Iberia [n] Iberia, Iberian Peninsula
iberian [a] Iberian
iberian [n] Iberian
ibex [n] ibex (goat)
ibis [n] ibis (bird)
ibisin [a] ibis-like
ibisco [n] hibiscus (plant)
ibride [a] hybrid, crossbred, mongrel
ibride [n] hybrid, crossbreed, mongrel
ibridi [v] hybridize/hybridise, crossbreed
ibridi [v] hybridize/hybridise, crossbreed, cross (one thing with another)
ibridi [n] hybridization/hybridisation, cross-breeding
ica [v] hiccup, hiccough
ica [n] hiccup, hiccough
-ica [S] -ic, -ish (pertaining to a region)
-ica [S] -ic, -ish (pertaining to a region)
-ica [S] -ic, -iac (suffering from a medical condition)
-ica [S] -ic, -iac (suffering from a medical condition)
-ica [S] -ic (chemical valency)
icebana [n] ikebana (flower arrangement)
icon [n] icon
iconin [a] iconic
iconoclasta [a] iconoclastic
iconoclasta [n] iconoclast
iconoclastia [n] iconoclasm
iconostasio [n] iconostasis
icor [n] ichor (mythology, medical)
icosa- [P] icosa- (twenty)
ictiolojia [n] ichthyology
ictiolojiste [n] ichthyologist
ictiosauro [n] ichthyosaur, ichthyosaurus
id [n] id (psychology)
Idaho [n] Idaho (US state)
idea [n] idea, concept, issue, notion
ideas asetada [n] accepted ideas, received wisdom
ideal [a] ideal
ideal [n] ideal
ideali [v] idealize/idealise
ideali [v] idealize/idealise
ideali [n] idealization/idealisation
idealia [n] ideality
idealisme [n] idealism
idealiste [a] idealistic, quixotic
idealiste [n] idealist
identia [n] identity, ID
identia de jenero [n] gender identity
identia sesal [n] sexual identity
autoidentia [n] self-identity
identica [a] identical
identicia [n] identicalness, identity, sameness, equality (of several things or persons)
identifia [v] identify, designate
identifia [n] identification, designation
desidentifia [v] deidentify
desidentifia se [v] deidentify oneself, log out (software)
eticeta radioidentifiable [n] RFID tag
identifia se [v] identify oneself, log in (software)
identifiable [a] identifiable
identifiada [a] identified, designated; logged in (software)
identifiante [n] identifier
malidentifia [v] misidentify
radioidentifia [v] identify by RFID
radioidentifia [n] radio-identification, radio-frequency identification, RFID
radioidentifiable [a] identifiable by RFID
ideogram [n] ideogram, ideograph
ideogramal [a] ideographic, ideographical
ideolojia [n] ideology
ideolojial [a] ideological
ideolojiste [n] ideologist
ides [a] Yiddish
ides [n] Yiddish
idilio [n] idyll
idilin [a] idyllic
idiograf [n] idiograph
idiografia [n] idiography
idiografial [a] idiographic
idiom [n] idiom
idiomal [a] idiomatic
idiopatia [n] idiopathy
idiopatica [a] idiopathic
-ido [S] -ide (salt)
idol [n] idol; heartthrob
idoli [v] be idolized/idolised
idoli [v] idolize
idoli [n] idolatry
idolinte [a] idolatrous
idolor [n] idolater, idol worshiper/worshipper
idra [n] hydra (organism)
Idra [n] Hydra (mythology)
Idra [n] Hydra (constellation)
Idra Mas [n] Hydrus (constellation)
idrante [n] hydrant, fire hydrant, fire plug
idrata [v] hydrate, moisturize
idrata [v] hydrate, moisturize
idrata [n] hydration
desidrata [v] dehydrate
desidrata [n] dehydration
idratador [n] hydrator
idratante [a] moisturizing/moisturising
idratante [n] moisturizer/moisturiser
reidrata [v] rehydrate
reidrata [v] rehydrate
idrato [n] hydrate
idrato de cloral [n] chloral hydrate
idraulica [n] hydraulics
idraulical [a] hydraulic
idravion [n] seaplane
idro- [P] hydro- (water)
idroclorica [a] hydrochloric
asida idroclorica [n] hydrochloric acid
idroclorido [n] hydrochloride
idrofilia [n] hydrophilia
idrofilica [a] hydrophilic
idrofilica [n] hydrophile
idrofobia [n] hydrophobia, aquaphobia
idrofobica [a] hydrophobic
idrofobica [n] hydrophobe
idrografia [n] hydrography
idrografial [a] hydrographical
idrografiste [n] hydrographer
idrojen [n] hydrogen
idrolase [n] hydrolase
idrolise [v] hydrolyze/hydrolyse
idrolise [n] hydrolysis
idrolojia [n] hydrology
idrolojiste [n] hydrologist
idromel [n] mead (drink)
idroplana [n] hydrofoil
idroponia [n] hydroponics
idroponial [a] hydroponic
idrosa [a] hydrous
nonidrosa [a] anhydrous
idrosefalia [n] hydrocephalus, water on the brain
idrosefalica [a] hydrocephalic
idrosido [n] hydroxide
idrosido de potasio [n] potassium hydroxide, caustic potash, lye
idrosido de sodio [n] sodium hydroxide, caustic soda, lye
idrosil [a] hydroxyl (chemistry)
idrosilase [n] hydroxylase
idrozon [n] hydrozoon (pl. hydrozoa) (organism)
ie [e] yeah, yay
iena [n] hyena
ienin [a] hyena-like
ier [A] yesterday
ier [n] yesterday
a la dia ante ier [A] the day before yesterday
de ier [a] of yesterday, yesterday's
ierarcia [n] hierarchy
ierarcial [a] hierarchic, hierarchical
ieratica [a] hieratic (writing, art)
Ierevan [n] Yerevan
ierofante [n] hierophant
ieroglifo [n] hieroglyph
ieroglifal [a] hieroglyphic
Ieruxalim [n] Jerusalem
ieti [n] yeti
ifen [n] hyphen
ifenable [a] hyphenatable
ifeni [v] hyphenate
ifeni [n] hyphenation
-ifer [S] -ifer (producing, carrying)
iftar [n] iftar (meal)
iglu [n] igloo
igrometre [n] hygrometer
igrostato [n] hygrostat, humidistat
iguana [n] iguana
iguanodon [n] iguanodon
iii [e] neigh, whinny (horse)
i-i-i [e] ee-ee-ee, ook (monkey)
Iijing [n] I Ching, Yi Jing, Book of Changes
iin [n] yin (philosophy)
iin-iang [n] yin-yang
ijien [n] hygiene, sanitation
ijieni [v] sanitize/sanitise
ijienal [a] hygienic, sanitary (pertaining to hygiene)
ijienosa [a] hygienic, sanitary (behaving hygienically)
ijieninte [n] sanitizer/sanitiser, disinfectant
ijieniste [n] hygienist
nonijieniosa [a] unhygienic, unsanitary
-il [S] -yl (chemistry)
ilario [a] hilarious, uproarious
ilaria [n] hilarity, mirth
ileo [n] ileum (anatomy)
ilex [n] holly
Iliada [n] Iliad (poem)
ilio [n] ilium (anatomy)
ilial [a] iliac
ilial [n] iliacus (muscle)
Ilio [n] Ilium, Ilion (ancient Troy)
Iliria [n] Illyria
ilirian [a] Illyrian
Illinois [n] Illinois (US state)
ilocano [a] Ilocano, Ilokano, Iloko (person, language)
ilocano [n] Ilocano, Ilokano, Iloko
ilote [n] helot (social class)
ilude [v] delude
ilude [n] delusion, illusion, figment
ilude de grandiosia [n] delusion of grandeur
ilude de paranoia [n] delusion of paranoia
ilude de vide [n] optical illusion, visual illusion
desilude [v] disillusion
desilude [n] disillusionment
iludente [a] illusional, illusive, illusory
iludiste [n] illusionist
ilustra [v] illustrate
ilustra [n] illustration
ilustral [a] illustrative
ilustror [n] illustrator
im- [P] im- (in, into)
im- [P] im- (not)
imago [n] imago (biology, psychology)
imaje [n] image, picture, depiction, graphic, illustration, painting, drawing, photo; frame (movie); disk image
imaje esajerada [n] caricature
imaje matrisal [n] bitmap image, raster image
imaje remanente [n] residual image, afterimage
imaje vetoral [n] vector image, vector graphic
imajes [n] images, imagery
imajeta [n] thumbnail image
imaji [v] appear as an image
imaji [v] image, picture, depict, illustrate
imaji [n] imaging
imajia [n] imagery (quality held by items used as images or symbols)
imajin [a] pictorial
imajor [n] illustrator
posimaje [n] afterimage
imajina [v] imagine, fancy, ideate, visualize/visualise, envisage, envision; dream up, think up, think of, come up with, hit on
imajina [n] imagination, ideation
imajina usosa [n] useful fiction
imajinable [a] imaginable, conceivable
imajinal [a] imaginary (including number), fictional, fictitious, fanciful, chimeric, chimerical
imajinosa [a] imaginative
nonimajinable [a] unimaginable, inconceivable, unfathomable
nonimajinosa [a] unimaginative
imam [n] imam (Islam)
imantico [n] stilt (bird)
imen [n] hymen, maidenhead (anatomy)
imita [v] imitate, mimic, emulate, impersonate, do an impression of
imita [n] imitation, mimicry, emulation, impersonation, impression
imitador [n] emulator (software)
imitor [n] impressionist, mimic, impersonator; imitator, epigone
nonimitable [a] inimitable
imno [n] hymn, anthem, paean
imobila [n] property, premises, piece of real estate, homestead, realty
con imobila [a] propertied, landed
imobilor [n] landowner, property owner
impala [n] impala (antelope)
impas [n] dead end, blind alley, no through road, cul-de-sac, close; impasse, stalemate, deadlock
impasto [n] impasto (painting technique)
impedi [v] impede, hinder, prevent, hamper, deter, preclude, thwart, hold off, hold back; obstruct, block, congest, be in the way
impedi [n] blockade, obstacle, congestion, obstruction, impediment, hindrance
impedida [a] congested
impedinte [a] impeding, hindering, inimical
nonimpedida [a] unimpeded, unhindered, unobstructed, undeterred
impedica [v] impeach
impedica [n] impeachment
impenia [v] pawn, hock
impenieria [n] pawnshop
impenior [n] pawnbroker
imperfeto [n] imperfect
impero [n] empire
antiimperalisme [n] anti-imperialism
antiimperaliste [a] anti-imperialist
imperal [a] imperial (of an empire)
imperalisme [n] imperialism
imperaliste [a] imperialist
imperor [n] emperor
imperoral [a] imperial (of an emperor)
imperoresa [n] empress
imperorin [a] emperorlike
impetigo [n] impetigo (medical)
implanta [v] implant
implanta [n] implantation
implantada [a] implanted
implantada [n] implant
implica [v] imply, entail; implicate, incriminate, involve
implica [n] implication, incrimination
implicada [a] implied, implicit, default, tacit
implicada [n] default value
par implica [A] by default
implode [v] implode
implode [v] implode
implode [n] implosion
implodente [a] implosive
implodente [n] implosive (consonant)
importa [v] be important, matter, have import, have significance
importa [n] importance, significance; salience, prominence
importante [a] important, significant, momentous; salient, prominent, consequential
lo no importa [e] it's not important, never mind, whatever
nonimportante [a] unimportant, insignificant, trite, trivial, inconsequential
suprema importante [a] supremely important, paramount
imposta [v] tax
imposta [n] tax, taxation
imposta de ben [n] duty, goods tax
imposta de corpora [n] corporate tax, company tax
imposta de duana [n] imports tax, border tax, customs duty
imposta de emporta [n] imports tax, border tax, customs duty
imposta de erita [n] inheritance tax
imposta de imobila [n] property tax
imposta de revenu [n] income tax
imposta de valua ajuntada [n] value-added tax, VAT
imposta de vende [n] sales tax
imposta interna [n] inland tax, excise
imposta regresante [n] regressive tax
imposta tro multe [v] overtax
impostable [a] taxable
impostor [n] taxman, publican, tax collector
nonimpostable [a] untaxable
sin imposta [a] taxfree
surimposta [v] surtax
surimposta [n] surtax
impresa [v] impress, imprint, emboss, stamp; make an impression, come across (as); instil, inculcate
impresa [n] impression, imprint, print
impresa de dito [n] fingerprint (imprint)
impresa de diton [n] thumbprint (imprint)
impresa de pede [n] footprint
impresa de ungula [n] hoofprint, hoofmark
impresable [a] impressionable
impresablia [n] impressionability
impresador [n] stamp
impresante [a] impressive, imposing, sonorous
impresisme [n] Impressionism (art)
impresiste [a] impressionist, impressionistic
impresiste [n] Impressionist
impresor [n] printmaker
nonimpresada [a] unimpressed, blasé, indifferent
posimpresa [n] afterimpression, afterimage
improvisa [v] improvise, extemporize, ad-lib; jam; cobble together, throw together
improvisa [n] improvisation, extemporization, ad-lib
improvisada [a] improvised, impromptu, extemporary, extemporaneous, freeform, ad-lib, ad hoc; nonce (word)
impulsa [v] impel
impulsa [n] impulse, impulsion, impetus
imune [a] immune, unsusceptible
autoimune [a] autoimmune
autoimunia [n] autoimmunity
imuni [v] become immune, develop immunity
imuni [v] immunize/immunise
imuni [n] immunization/immunisation
imunia [n] immunity
imunia de comunia [n] herd immunity, community immunity
imunial [a] immune (of the immune system)
imunodebil [a] immunodeficient
imunodebilia [n] immunodeficiency, immune deficiency
imunojen [a] immunogenic
imunojen [n] immunogen
imunojenia [n] immunogenicity
imunolojia [n] immunology
imunolojiste [n] immunologist
imunosupresante [a] immunosuppressive
imunosupresante [n] immunosuppressant
imunoterapia [n] immunotherapy
-in [S] -ish, -like, -y (similar to)
-in [S] -yne (chemistry)
inata [a] innate
inatisme [n] innatism
inatiste [n] innatist
inatiste [n] innatist
inaugura [v] inaugurate, invest, swear in
inaugura [n] inauguration, investiture
inaugural [a] inaugural
inca [n] ink
inca xines [n] Indian ink, India ink, Chinese ink
inci [v] ink (apply ink to)
inca [a] Incan
inca [n] Inca
incandese [v] incandesce, glow, be white-hot
incandese [v] make incandescent
incandese [n] incandescence
incandesente [a] incandescent, white-hot
incarne [v] incarnate
incarne [n] incarnation
reincarne [v] reincarnate
reincarne [n] reincarnation, transmigration
inclina [v] incline, slope, tip, tilt; bow (bend respectfully)
inclina [v] incline, slope, tip, tilt; cause to bow (bend respectfully)
inclina [n] bow; inclination, willingness
inclina de xapo [n] hat tip, tip of the hat, doff of the hat
inclina sua testa [E] nod one's head
inclina sua xapo [v] tip one's hat, doff one's hat (to), take one's hat off (to)
desinclina [v] be unsloping, be untilted; be disinclined
desinclina [v] untilt; disincline
desinclina [n] reluctance, reticence, unwillingness, aversion
es desinclinada de [v] be reluctant to, be disinclined to, be reticent about
inclinada [a] inclined, sloped, sloping, tilted; inclined, disposed, predisposed
inclinada [n] incline, slope, bank
inclui [v] include, subsume, encompass
inclui [n] inclusion
inclui partal [v] overlap, partially include
incluinte [a] including, inclusive
incluinte [p] including, inclusive of
incluinte tota [A] including everything, all-inclusive, all-in
inco [n] anvil; incus (anatomy)
incoativa [a] inchoative
incore [v] incur (punishment)
incrementa [v] increment
incrementa [v] increment
incrementa [n] incrementing; increment
incuba [v] incubate, cause to hatch
incuba [n] incubation
incubador [n] incubator
incuberia [n] hatchery, birthplace
incubo [n] incubus
incuisisio [n] inquisition
incuisisior [n] inquisitor
incunablo [n] incunable, incunabulum
indente [v] dent, nick, nock; indent
indente [n] dent, nick, nock, notch; indent, indentation
indente de jena [n] dimple
indente de surie [n] dimple
contraindente [v] apply a hanging indent to
contraindente [n] hanging indent
desindente [v] unindent, outdent
India [n] India
indian [a] Indian
indian [n] Indian
Indian [n] Indus (constellation)
Mar Indian [n] Indian Ocean
Indias Este [n] East Indies
Indias Ueste [n] West Indies
Indiana [n] Indiana (US state)
indica [v] indicate, point at, point to, denote, read, register; point out, draw attention to (physically, or in speech or writing); bookmark, earmark
indica [n] indication; clue, evidence; sign, trace; harbinger, portent, omen; reading
indica de ora [n] timestamp
indica la ora de [v] timestamp
indica e clica [v] point and click
contraindica [v] contraindicate
contraindica [n] contraindication
indicador [n] indicator, dial, readout; sign, signpost; hand (clock, compass); marker; bookmark
indicador de venta [n] weathervane, weathercock
indicante [a] indicating, pointing, ostensive
indicas de vive [n] signs of life, life signs, indications of life
indiceta [v] hint
indiceta [n] hint, clue, inkling, slight indication
mal indica [n] bad omen, evil omen
indicativa [a] indicative (grammar)
indicativa [n] indicative (grammar)
indigo [a] indigo
indio [n] indium (element)
indise [v] index, give a serial number to
indise [n] index, serial number
suindise [n] subscript
supraindise [n] superscript
individua [a] individual, particular
individua [A] individually, one by one
individua [n] individual
individual [a] individual (pertaining to an individual)
individualia [n] individuality
individualisme [n] individualism
individualiste [a] individualist
individualiste [n] individualist
Indo, Rio [n] Indus River
indoarian [a] Indo-Aryan, Indic
indoeuropean [a] Indo-European, Aryan
indoeuropean [n] Indo-European (person, language), Aryan
nonindoeuropean [a] non-Indo-European
protoindoeuropean [a] Proto-Indo-European
protoindoeuropean [n] Proto-Indo-European (language)
indoiranian [a] Indo-Iranian, Aryan
indoiranian [n] Indo-Iranian (person, language), Aryan
Indonesia [n] Indonesia
indonesian [a] Indonesian
indonesian [n] Indonesian (person, language)
indopasifica [a] Indo-Pacific
Indoxina [n] Indochina
indri [n] indri, avahi, woolly lemur
indu [a] Hindu
indu [n] Hindu
induisme [n] Hinduism
induiste [a] Hindu
induiste [n] Hindu
indui [v] induce, induct, inaugurate, invest, swear in
indui [n] induction, inductance; inauguration, investiture
indui magnetal [n] magnetic induction, magnetic flux density
induinte [a] inductive, inaugural
reindui [v] reinduct, reinaugurate
reindui [n] reinauguration
industani [a] Hindustani
industria [n] industry
industria artisanal [n] cottage industry, domestic system
industri [v] industrialize/industrialise
industri [v] industrialize/industrialise
industri [n] industrialization/industrialisation
industrial [a] industrial
industrialiste [n] industrialist
nonindustrial [a] non-industrial
inere [v] inhere (be an essential or permanent feature)
ave la inere de [v] inherently have, consist in
inerente [a] inherent, immanent, intrinsic
inerte [a] inert, inactive, quiescent
inertia [n] inertia, quiescence
inertial [a] inertial
inerva [v] innervate
inerva [n] innervation
infantria [n] infantry
infantria de marina [n] marines, marine corps
infantrior [n] infantryman, infantry soldier, foot soldier
infantrior de marina [n] fusilier marine
infarta [v] infarct (die through lack of blood)
infarta [n] infarction
infarta miocardial [n] myocardial infarction, heart attack
inferior [a] inferior, second-rate, third-rate, substandard, tacky, rubbish, trashy, shoddy, of poor quality
inferior [n] inferior, minion, stooge
inferiori [v] subordinate
inferiori [v] subordinate
inferiori [n] subordination
inferioria [n] inferiority
infesta [v] infest; haunt
infesta [n] infestation; haunting
desinfesta [v] disinfest, weed; exorcise
desinfestante [a] disinfesting, weeding
desinfestante [n] weedkiller
infestada [a] infested, haunted
infeta [v] infect
infeta [n] infection, contagion
infeta ajuntada [n] secondary infection
infeta de palpebra [n] eyelid infection, stye
desinfeta [v] disinfect
desinfetante [a] disinfecting, disinfectant
desinfetante [n] disinfectant
desinfetante de boca [n] mouthwash
infetante [a] infectious, contagious, virulent
noninfetada [a] uninfected
infiltra [v] infiltrate
infiltra [n] infiltration
infiltror [n] infiltrator
infinita [a] infinite, boundless, unbounded
infinitia [n] infinity
infinitim [n] infinitesimal
infinitimal [a] infinitesimal, infinitely small
infinitiva [a] infinitive
infinitiva [n] infinitive
infisa [v] infix; ingrain
infisa [n] infix
infisada [a] infixed; ingrained
infla [v] inflate, distend, swell, bloat, billow, puff up
infla [v] inflate, distend, swell, bloat, billow, puff up
infla [n] inflation (including economic), swelling, bloat, distension
inflable [a] inflatable
inflable [n] inflatable
inflada [a] inflated, swollen, bloated, puffy, puffed-up, tumescent, turgid; pudgy; bouffant; exorbitant
iperinfla [v] hyperinflate
iperinfla [v] hyperinflate
iperinfla [n] hyperinflation
inflama [v] inflame
inflama [v] inflame
inflama [n] inflammation
antiinflamante [a] anti-inflammatory
antiinflamante [n] anti-inflammatory
antiinflamante nonsteroide [n] NSAID, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug
inflamante [a] inflammatory
infleta [v] inflect
infleta [v] inflect
infleta [n] inflection
infletal [a] inflectional
influe [v] influence, have influence over, affect, sway
influe [n] influence
influable [a] amenable, suggestible
influablia [n] suggestibility
influente [a] influential, seminal, instrumental
influor [n] influencer, whisperer
malinflue [v] misguide, mislead, have a bad influence on
malinflueda [a] misguided, misled, badly influenced
infografia [n] computer graphics, CGI
informa [v] inform, tell, apprise, acquaint, let (someone) know
informa [n] information, info, lowdown, tattle; intelligence (gathered), intel
informa contra [v] inform on, rat on, sneak on, snitch on
informa fondal [n] background information
informa secreta [n] confidential information, classified information
informada [a] informed, apprised, privy
informor [n] informer, informant, stool pigeon, stoolie
informosa [a] informative
desinforma [v] disinform
desinforma [n] disinformation, fake news
malinforma [v] misinform
malinforma [n] misinformation
noninformada [a] uninformed
reinforma [v] reinform, reacquaint
informatica [n] information science, computer science
informatical [a] (pertaining to) information science, computer science; computer (club, etc.)
informaticiste [n] information scientist, computer scientist
infotecnolojia [n] information technology, IT, ICT
infotecnolojiste [n] IT specialist
infra- [P] infra- (below)
infusa [v] be brewing, be infusing (tea, coffee)
infusa [v] infuse, brew (tea, coffee)
infusa [n] infusion, brew
ingrediente [n] ingredient
inguin [n] groin, crotch, crutch
inguinal [a] inguinal
Inguxetia [n] Ingushetia
ingux [a] Ingush (person, language)
ingux [n] Ingush (person, language)
inibi [v] inhibit (process, reaction)
inibador [n] inhibitor
inibador spesifiada de recatura serotonina [n] selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI)
inibador de recatura serotonina e noradrenalina [n] serotonin–norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor (SNRI)
inibador de osidase monoamina [n] monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI)
iniora [v] ignore, flout, disregard, snub
iniora [n] indifference, lack of concern, nonchalance, apathy, disdain
iniorable [a] ignorable, negligible
iniorada [a] ignored, unheeded, unregarded, disregarded
iniorante [a] ignoring, heedless
iniorante caxa [a] case-blind, case-insensitive, not case-sensitive
inioror [n] ignorer
inioror de lege [n] lawbreaker, scofflaw
inisia [v] start, initialize/initialise; be initiated, undergo initiation
inisia [v] initiate, start, ignite, launch, kickstart; take the initiative; boot (software), initialize/initialise; initiate
inisia [n] initiation, ignition, launch; booting, bootstrapping, initialization/initialisation
inisia duple [v] dual-boot (software)
inisia instante [n] instant-on
inisia multiple [v] multiboot (software)
inisiada [a] initiated
inisiada [n] initiate, novice
inisiador [n] starter, ignition (for engine)
inisial [a] initial, leading, opening, preliminary, precursory; default, startup; rudimentary, inchoate
inisial [A] initially; by default
inisial [n] initial (letter); default; preliminary, prelim
inisior [n] initiator, starter (person)
reinisia [v] restart, reset, reboot
reinisia [n] restart, reset, reboot
injenia [v] engineer
injenia [n] ingenuity; engineering
bioinjenia [n] bioengineering
injenior [n] engineer
injenior de sona [n] sound engineer
injeniosa [a] ingenious
suprainjenia [v] overengineer
suprainjenia [n] overengineering
injeta [v] inject; mainline
injeta [n] injection, jab
injeta [v] perform an injection, use an injective function
injeta [n] injection, injective function
injetal [a] injective
inonda [v] inundate, flood, drown; overwhelm, overpower
inonda [n] inundation, flood
inonda de informa [n] information overload
inonda de mercato [n] dumping (economic)
inonda de tempesta [n] storm surge, storm flood, storm tide
inondada [a] inundated, flooded, awash
inondada con lus [a] floodlit
inondante [a] inundating, overwhelming
mori par inonda [v] drown, be drowned
mori par inonda [n] drowning
inosente [a] innocent (not intending harm)
inova [v] innovate
inova [n] innovation
inovor [n] innovator
inovosa [a] innovative, promethean
insenso [n] incense
insensador [n] thurible, censer
insensi [v] cense, incense
insensor [n] thurifer
inserta [v] graft; insert, inset
inserta [n] graft; insert, inset
dia insertada [n] intercalary day, leap day
mense insertada [n] intercalary month, embolismic month
inserta de oso [n] bone graft
inserta de pel [n] skin graft
reinserta [v] regraft; reinsert
insesto [n] incest
insestal [a] incestuous
insetiside [n] insecticide
insetivor [a] insectivorous
insetivor [n] insectivore
inseto [n] insect
insidiosa [a] insidious
insinia [n] insignia, badge
insinia de libro [n] bookplate, exlibris
insinua [v] insinuate, intimate
insinua [n] insinuation, intimation, innuendo
insiste [v] insist
insiste [n] insistence
insistente [a] insistent, pushy
insonia [n] insomnia
insonica [a] insomniac
insonica [n] insomniac
inspeta [v] inspect, scrutinize/scrutinise, check
inspetor [n] inspector
inspira [v] inspire, arouse (interest, action)
inspira [n] inspiration
inspirante [a] inspiring, inspirational
inspiror [n] inspirer, luminary
instala [v] install; ensconce
instala [n] installation
desinstala [v] uninstall, deinstall
desinstalador [n] uninstaller, uninstall program
instalador [n] installer, install program
reinstala [v] reinstall
instanse [n] instance, object (of a class)
instansi [v] become an instance, become instantiated, become concrete
instansi [v] instantiate (a class)
instansi [n] instantiation
instante [a] instant, instantaneous, immediate
instante [A] instantly, instantaneously, immediately
instante [n] instant (of time)
instinto [n] instinct
instintosa [a] instinctive, instinctual
senti instintosa [n] instinctive feeling, gut feeling, instinct, intuition
institui [v] institute, establish, set up
institui [n] institution (action)
institual [a] institutional
instituida [n] institute, institution, establishment (organization/organisation)
reinstitui [v] re-establish
instrui [v] instruct, teach, brief, train (including animals)
instrui [n] instruction, teaching, training, tuition, howto, brief, briefing, orientation
autoinstruida [a] self-taught, autodidact
instrual [a] instructional
instruida [a] instructed, trained
instruinte [a] instructive, instructional, educational, didactic
instruor [n] instructor, trainer, coach, docent
instruosa [a] instructive, illuminating, enlightening
malinstrui [v] teach incorrectly, train wrongly, misinstruct, misinform
noninstruable [a] unteachable, untrainable, ineducable
noninstruida [a] untaught, untrained, unskilled
reinstrui [v] reteach, reinstruct, retrain
insulina [n] insulin
insulta [v] insult, vituperate
insulta [n] insult, invective, putdown
intalio [n] intaglio (art technique)
intarsia [v] inlay
intarsia [n] intarsia, inlay, marquetry
intata [a] intact
integra [v] integrate
integra [v] integrate
integra [n] integration
desintegra [v] disintegrate, crumble, unravel; decay (radioactively)
desintegra [v] disintegrate, disaggregate, disgregate
desintegra [n] disintegration; decay (radioactive)
desintegrable [a] disintegratable, crumbly, friable
integrada [a] integrated, inbuilt, built-in
integral [a] integral
integral [n] integral
periodo de semidesintegra [n] half-life
reintegra [v] reintegrate
reintegra [n] reintegration
semidesintegra [v] decay by one half-life
inteleto [n] intellect; noesis
inteleto artifis [n] artificial intelligence
inteletal [a] intellectual; noetic
inteletalisme [n] intellectualism
inteleti [v] intellectualize/intellectualise
inteletosa [a] intellectual, endowed with intellect
inteletosa [n] intellectual (person)
inteletosas [n] intellectuals, intelligentsia
intelijente [a] intelligent, intellectual, smart, clever
esamina de intelijentia [n] intelligence test, IQ test
intelijentia [n] intelligence, astuteness, intellect
intelijentia proportial [n] intelligence quotient, IQ
nonintelijente [a] unintelligent, obtuse
intende [v] intend, plan, mean
intende [n] intent, intention, purpose, aim, motive, plan; meaning
bonintendente [a] well-intentioned, well-meaning
con intende [A] intentionally
con intende ce [s] so that, in order that (indicating intended result)
con intende de [p] for, with the intention of, with the goal of
intendeda [a] intended, intentional, deliberate, premeditated, meant, willful/wilful; earmarked; target (audience)
intendente [a] intentional, deliberate, on purpose, purposeful
malintendente [a] ill-willed, cruel
nonintendeda [a] unintended, unintentional, inadvertent, unplanned, collateral
sin intende [A] unintentionally, unwillingly, inadvertently
intensa [a] intense, intensive; intent; formidable, edgy
desintensi [v] disintensify, reduce, assuage, lighten, deescalate
desintensi [v] disintensify, reduce, assuage, lighten, deescalate, dial down, dial back
intensi [v] intensify, heighten, escalate
intensi [v] intensify
intensi [n] intensification
intensia [n] intensity
inter- [P] inter- (between, mutually)
intera [a] entire, whole, total
intera [A] entirely, wholly, totally, utterly, quite, through and through
intera [n] whole, entirety, totality
interia [n] wholeness, integrity
interesa [v] interest, be of interest to
interesa [n] interest (including money), attention; return (on investment), yield, payoff; stake (in a business, etc); sake
interesa composada [n] compound interest
desinteresa [v] disinterest, remove from the interests of
desinteresa [n] disinterest, impartiality, detachment, neutrality, lack of personal interest
desinteresada [a] disinterested, impartial, unbiased, neutral
es interesada par [v] be interested in, have an interest in, care for
interesada [a] interested
interesante [a] interesting, fascinating
noninteresante [a] uninteresting
per sua propre interesa [E] for its own interest, for its own sake
interfas [n] interface
interfas de usor [n] user interface
interfas grafica de usor [n] graphical user interface, GUI
interfere [v] interfere, interlope, meddle, hinder, tamper, jigger; jam (signal)
interfere [n] interference; jamming
interferador [n] interference device, jammer
interferente [a] interfering, meddling, meddlesome
interferor [n] meddler, busybody, interloper
interferon [n] interferon (protein)
interjeta [v] interject
interjeta [n] interjection
interlingue [a] Interlingue, Occidental
interlingue [n] Interlingue, Occidental
interlude [n] interlude
intermete [v] be intermittent
intermetente [a] intermittent, sporadic, discontinuous
intermetentia [n] intermittence, intermittency, sporadicalness
interna [a] inner, interior, internal; inland
interna [n] inside, interior, hinterland
a interna [A] inside, within
a interna de [p] inside, within, in the interior of
internable [a] embeddable
interni [v] internalize/internalise, interiorize/interiorise
interni [v] internalize/internalise, interiorize/interiorise, take in; embed, inline
interniste [n] internist (medical), physician
la plu interna [a] innermost
intero [a] integer, integral
intero [n] integer
interoga [v] interrogate, examine, question
interoga [n] interrogation, examination, questioning
contrainteroga [v] cross-examine
contrainteroga [n] cross-examination
interogor [n] interrogator
interompe [v] interrupt, heckle; suspend, cut off; supervene
interompe [n] interruption, suspension, breakpoint, cut-off
Interpol [n] Interpol
interpola [v] interpolate
interpola [n] interpolation
interprete [v] interpret, construe
interprete [n] interpretation, rendition
interpretable [a] interpretable, open to interpretation, ambiguous, equivocal
interpretador [n] interpreter (software)
interpretal [a] interpretational, hermeneutic
interpreteda [a] interpreted, interpretive
interpretor [n] interpreter (person)
malinterprete [v] misinterpret, misapprehend, misconstrue
reinterprete [v] reinterpret
intersepi [v] intercept
intersepi [n] interception
interstisio [n] interstice
interstisial [a] interstitial
interval [n] interval (including musical), interlude, intermission
interveni [v] intervene, intercede
interveni [n] intervention, intercession
intervisa [v] interview; debrief
intervisa [n] interview; debrief
intervisa pratical [n] audition (theatre, etc.)
intervisor [n] interviewer
intestin [n] intestine, bowel
intestin magra [n] small intestine
intestin spesa [n] large intestine
intestinal [a] intestinal
intestines [n] intestines, guts, viscera, entrails; offal, chitterlings
intima [a] intimate, close
intima [n] close acquaintance; insider
intimia [n] intimacy
intra- [P] intra- (inner)
intro- [P] intro- (inner)
introdui [v] introduce (substance, topic, law), insert, institute; broach, bring up (topic)
introdui [n] insertion, introduction; prelude, overture, prolegomenon, orientation
introdui gradal [v] gradually introduce, phase in
introduable [a] introducible, able to be introduced
introduinte [a] introductory
reintrodui [v] reintroduce, reinsert
introjeta [v] introject (psychology)
introjeta [n] introjection
introspeta [v] introspect
introspeta [n] introspection
introspetante [a] introspective
introverti [v] be introverted
introverti [n] introversion, reserve
introvertida [a] introverted, introvert, reserved
introvertida [n] introvert
intrui [v] intrude, encroach, impinge, trespass
intrui [v] intrude, impose
intrui [n] intrusion, encroachment, trespassing
intruor [n] intruder, trespasser
intruosa [a] intrusive
intuba [v] intubate
intuba [n] intubation
intui [v] intuit
intui [n] intuition, insight, hunch
contra intui [a] counterintuitive
intuable [a] intuitable, intuitive (system)
intuosa [a] intuitive, insightful (person)
intuosia [n] intuitiveness, insightfulness, common sense
nonintuable [a] unintuitable, unintuitive (system)
nonintuosa [a] unintuitive (person)
inuit [a] Inuit, Eskimo
inuit [n] Inuit, Eskimo
invade [v] invade, trespass, raid; overrun (with)
invade [n] invasion, incursion, raid, foray
invadente [a] invading, invasive
invador [n] invader, trespasser, raider
inventa [v] invent, devise, contrive, concoct, come up with
inventa [n] invention (action)
inventada [a] invented, devised, contrived, concocted
inventada [n] invention (product), brainchild
inventor [n] inventor
inventosa [a] inventive, creative, original
inventosia [n] inventiveness, creativity, originality
reinventa [v] reinvent
reinventa [n] reinvention
inverno [n] winter
invernal [a] winter, hibernal
inverneria [n] greenhouse, glasshouse, hothouse
invernerial [a] greenhouse
inverni [v] winter; hibernate
inverni [n] wintering; hibernation
invernin [a] wintry, winterlike
invernosa [a] wintry
mediainverno [n] midwinter
inversa [v] invert, turn upside-down, overturn; capsize
inversa [v] invert, upend, upturn, turn upside-down, overturn; capsize
inversa [n] inverse; inversion
inversada [a] inverted, upside-down, upturned, overturned; capsized
inversador [n] inverter; moldboard/mouldboard
investi [v] invest
investi [n] investment
investor [n] investor, stakeholder
investor otimiste [n] optimistic investor, bull
investor pesimiste [n] pessimistic investor, bear
suprainvesti [v] overinvest
suprainvesti [n] overinvestment
suinvesti [v] underinvest
suinvesti [n] underinvestment
investiga [v] investigate
investiga [n] investigation, inquiry, enquiry
investiga judal [n] judicial inquiry, inquest
investigor [n] investigator; inspector (police)
investigosa [a] investigative, inquisitive, searching, penetrating, inquisitorial
noninvestigada [a] uninvestigated, unscreened
reinvestiga [v] reinvestigate
invia [v] envy
invia [n] envy
inviable [a] enviable
inviosa [a] envious
invita [v] invite; co-opt; call on
invita [n] invitation; overture (to communication, negotiation)
invitada [a] invited
invitada [n] guest, invited person
invitante [a] inviting, appetizing/appetising
noninvitante [a] uninviting, unappetizing/unappetising
iocto- [P] yocto-
iodle [v] yodel
iodle [n] yodeling/yodelling
iodlor [n] yodeler/yodeller
iodo [n] iodine
iodi [v] iodize
iog [n] yogh
ioga [n] yoga
iogi [n] yogi (yoga expert)
iogurte [n] yogurt, yoghurt
ioide [n] hyoid (bone)
ioio [n] yo-yo
ioman [n] yeoman; beefeater
ion [n] ion (chemistry)
ional [a] ionic
ioni [v] ionize/ionise
ioni [v] ionize/ionise
ioni [n] ionization/ionisation
ioni [n] yoni (Hinduism)
Ionia [n] Ionia (ancient region of Turkey)
ionian [a] Ionic, Ionian
ionica [a] Ionian (of the Ionian Sea)
Isolas Ionica [n] Ionian Islands
Mar Ionica [n] Ionian Sea
ionosfera [n] ionosphere
iora [n] iora (bird)
ioruba [a] Yoruba (person, language)
ioruba [n] Yoruba (person, language)
iota [n] iota (Greek letter)
iota- [P] yotta-
Iowa [n] Iowa (US state)
iper- [P] hyper-
iperbara [a] hyperbaric
iperbola [n] hyperbola
iperbole [n] hyperbole (figure of speech)
ipercinesia [n] hyperkinesia
ipercolesterolemia [n] hypercholesterolemia/hypercholesterolaemia
iperemia [n] hyperemia/hyperaemia
iperfajia [n] hyperphagia (medical)
iperico [n] hypericum, St John's-wort (plant)
iperidrose [n] hyperhidrosis (medical)
iperlipidemia [n] hyperlipidemia/hyperlipidaemia (medical)
ipernatremia [n] hypernatremia/hypernatraemia
iperope [a] far-sighted, long-sighted
iperopia [n] hyperopia, hypermetropia, far-sightedness, long-sightedness
iperostose [n] hyperostosis (medical)
iperpirexia [n] hyperpyrexia (medical)
iperplasia [n] hyperplasia (medical)
ipertermia [n] hyperthermia, heatstroke, sunstroke
ipertonia [n] hypertonia (medical)
ipertricose [n] hypertrichosis (medical)
ipertrofia [n] hypertrophy (medical)
iperurisemia [n] hyperuricemia/hyperuricaemia (medical)
ipnagojia [n] hypnagogia
ipnagojial [a] hypnagogic
ipno- [P] hypno- (sleep)
ipnose [v] hypnotize/hypnotise, mesmerize/mesmerise
ipnose [n] hypnosis, hypnotism, mesmerism
autoipnose [n] autohypnosis, autohypnotism
ipnosal [a] hypnotic, mesmeric
ipnosiste [n] hypnotist, hypnotizer/hypnotiser
ipo- [P] hypo-
ipocalemia [n] hypokalemia/hypokalaemia (medical)
ipocampo [n] hippocampus
ipocastania [n] horse chestnut (tree, nut)
ipocolio [n] hypocolius (bird)
ipocondria [n] hypochondria, hypochondriasis
ipocondrica [a] hypochondriac
ipocondrica [n] hypochondriac
ipocrita [a] hypocritical
ipocrita [n] hypocrite
ipocritia [n] hypocrisy; sellout (compromising for profit)
ipoderma [n] hypodermis, subcutis
ipodermal [a] hypodermic, subcutaneous
ipofise [n] pituitary gland, hypophysis
ipofisal [a] pituitary, hypophysial
ipogloso [n] halibut
ipomea [n] morning glory (plant)
ipopotamo [n] hippopotamus, hippo
iposemia [n] hypoxemia/hypoxaemia
iposia [n] hypoxia (medical)
ipostase [n] hypostasis
ipoteca [v] mortgage
ipoteca [n] mortgage, lien
ipoteca suprima [n] subprime mortgage
reipoteca [v] remortgage
ipotenusa [n] hypotenuse
ipotermia [n] hypothermia
ipotese [v] hypothesize/hypothesise
ipotese [n] hypothesis
ipotesal [a] hypothetical
ipovolemia [n] hypovolemia/hypovolaemia, volume depletion
Irac [n] Iraq
iraci [a] Iraqi
iraci [n] Iraqi
iraco [n] hyrax (animal)
Iran [n] Iran
irani [a] Iranian
irani [n] Iranian
irena [n] fairy-bluebird
iridio [n] iridium (element)
iriga [v] irrigate
iriga [n] irrigation
iris [n] iris (eye, plant)
irita [v] irritate, annoy, bother, hassle, pester, peeve, irk, rankle
irita [n] irritation, annoyance, nuisance, indignation, pique
irita par venta [n] windburn
iritable [a] irritable, touchy, tetchy, peevish, prickly, crabby, edgy, snappy
iritablia [n] irritability
iritada [a] irritated, annoyed, bothered, cross, huffy, indignant, aggrieved, fed up, sick and tired
iritante [a] irritating, irritant, disagreeable, annoying, bothersome, irksome, obnoxious, pesky
iritante [n] irritant, (an) irritation
irmo [n] irmos, heirmos
irmolojio [n] irmologion
irocuoi [a] Iroquois (person, language)
irocuoi [n] Iroquois (person, language)
ironia [n] irony
ironiosa [a] ironic, wry
isberg [n] iceberg
iscio [n] ischium (anatomy)
-iside [S] -icide (kill)
islam [n] Islam
islami [v] islamize/islamise
islami [v] islamize/islamise
islami [n] islamization
islamisme [n] Islamism, Islamic fundamentalism, political Islam
islamiste [a] Islamist, Islamic fundamentalist
islamiste [n] Islamist, Islamic fundamentalist
antimuslim [a] anti-Islamic, anti-Muslim
muslim [a] Islamic, Muslim, Moslem, Mohammedan
muslim [n] Islamic, Muslim, Moslem, Mohammedan
Islamabad [n] Islamabad
Island [n] Iceland
islansce [a] Icelandic, Icelander
islansce [n] Icelandic, Icelander
isme [n] ism
-isme [S] -ism
iso- [P] iso- (equal)
isobar [n] isobar
isoglosa [n] isogloss
isola [n] island, isle
acustical isolida [a] acoustically insulated, soundproof, soundproofed
isolador [n] insulator (device)
isolal [a] insular
isolan [a] insular, island-dwelling
isolan [n] islander
isoleta [n] islet, skerry, ait, eyot, river island
isoli [v] isolate, insulate, sequester, quarantine
isoli [v] isolate, insulate, sequester, quarantine
isoli [n] isolation, insulation, quarantine, insularity
isoli acustical [v] acoustically insulate, soundproof
isolida [a] isolated, insulated; remote, secluded, out of the way
isolida par neva [a] isolated by snow, snowed in
isolinte [a] isolating
isolinte [n] isolator, isolation (substance)
isolisme [n] isolationism
isoliste [a] isolationist
isomerase [n] isomerase
isomero [n] isomer (chemistry)
isomeral [a] isomeric
isomeri [v] isomerize/isomerise
isomeri [v] isomerize/isomerise
stereoisomero [n] stereoisomer
isometral [a] isometric
isomorfe [a] isomorphic
isomorfe [n] isomorph
isopo [n] hyssop
isosel [a] isosceles
isostasia [n] isostasy (geology)
isotonica [a] isotonic
isotopo [a] isotopic
isotopo [n] isotope
isotopia [n] isotopy
isotropo [a] isotropic
isotropia [n] isotropy
nonisotropo [a] anisotropic
nonisotropia [n] anisotropy
Ispaniola [n] Hispaniola (island)
Israel [n] Israel
israeli [a] Israeli
israeli [n] Israeli
istamina [n] histamine
istaminal [a] histaminic
antiistaminal [a] antihistamine
antiistaminal [n] antihistamine
Istanbul [n] Istanbul
-iste [S] -ist, -istic
-iste [S] -ist
ister- [P] hyster- (womb)
isterectomia [n] hysterectomy (surgery)
isteria [n] hysteria; panic
isteria coletiva [n] mass hysteria
isterica [a] hysteric, hysterical
istmo [n] isthmus
istogram [n] histogram
istolojia [n] histology
istolojiste [n] histologist
istona [n] histone
istoria [n] history; track record
istoria fondal [n] background history, backstory
istorial [a] historical
istorialia [n] historicalness, historicity
istoriste [n] historian
preistoria [n] prehistory
preistorial [a] prehistoric, prehistorical
pseudoistoria [n] pseudohistory
istoriografia [n] historiography
istoriografiste [n] historiographer
Italia [n] Italy
italian [a] Italian
italian [n] Italian
italianin [a] Italianate, as in Italian, in an Italian style
italica [a] italic (typography)
italici [v] italicize/italicise
italici [v] italicize/italicise
-ite [S] -itis (inflammation)
-itica [S] -itic (inflamed)
item [n] item
itera [v] iterate
itera [v] iterate
itera [n] iteration (process)
iteral [a] iterative
iterbio [n] ytterbium (element)
itero [n] jaundice
Itiopia [n] Ethiopia
itiopian [a] Ethiopian
itiopian [n] Ethiopian
itiopica [a] Ge'ez, Ethiopic
itiopica [n] Ge'ez, Ethiopic(language, writing system)
-ito [S] -ite
itrio [n] yttrium (element)
iu [e] ew, ugh, yuck, yuk, pooh (disgust)
iuan [a] Yuan (dynasty); yuan (currency)
iuan [n] Yuan (dynasty); yuan, renminbi (currency)
iuca [n] yucca (plant)
iudi [a] Jewish
iudi [n] Jew
antiiudisme [n] antisemitism
antiiudiste [a] anti-Jewish, antisemitic
antiiudiste [n] antisemite
criptoiudi [a] crypto-Jewish
criptoiudi [n] crypto-Jew
criptoiudisme [n] crypto-Judaism
iudia [n] Jewishness
iudis [n] Jews, Jewry
iudisme [n] Judaism
iudiste [a] Judaic, Jewish
noniudi [a] non-Jewish, gentile
noniudi [n] gentile, non-Jewish person
ojetos iudi [n] Judaica, Jewish items, Jewish ceremonial art
iugo [n] yoke
iugi [v] yoke
Iugoslavia [n] Yugoslavia
iugoslavian [a] Yugoslav
iupi [n] yuppie
iurt [n] yurt (tent)
ivor [n] ivory
-ivor [S] -ivorous (eating)
ivri [a] Hebrew
ivri [n] Hebrew, Israelite
ivrisme [n] Hebraism, Hebraica
j [x] j
ja [A] already
jaca [n] jacket (suit, sports), coat, windbreaker, windcheater; tunic (of military uniform)
jaca de club [n] blazer
jaca de peluxeta [n] down jacket, puffer jacket, bubble jacket
jaca de scola [n] school jacket, blazer
jaca de sera [n] tuxedo, dinner jacket
jaca de sporte [n] sports jacket, blazer
jaceta [n] waistcoat, vest (US), jerkin
jaceta de muni [n] ammunition vest, ammo vest
jaceta inflable [n] life jacket, life vest, life preserver
jacon [n] coat, overcoat, raincoat, greatcoat, topcoat
jacon de cavalero [n] surcoat
jacon de dufel [n] duffel coat, duffle coat
jacon de foso [n] trenchcoat
jacon de pluve [n] raincoat, macintosh, mac
jacon robin [n] frock coat
jacana [n] jacana (bird)
jacaranda [n] jacaranda (tree)
Jacarta [n] Jakarta
jada [a] jade (color/colour)
jada [n] jade (gem)
jaguar [n] jaguar
jaguarundi [n] jaguarundi (wild cat)
jai [n] jay (bird)
jai african [n] piapiac
jai american [n] American jay
jai blu [n] bluejay
jai eurasian [n] Eurasian jay, ground jay
jai gris [n] gray/grey jay, Canada jay
jaieta [a] jet-black
jaieta [n] jet (stone)
jain [a] Jain
jain [n] Jain
jainisme [n] Jainism, Jain Dharma (religion)
jala [a] yellow
jala [n] yellow
jala de ovo [n] egg yolk
jali [v] yellow, turn yellow
jali [v] yellow, turn yellow
jalin [a] yellowish, yellowy, sallow
Mar Jala [n] Yellow Sea
jalapenio [n] jalapeño (pepper)
jalea [n] jam (UK), jelly (US) (fruit preserve)
Jamaica [n] Jamaica
jamaican [a] Jamaican
jamaican [n] Jamaican
James, Baia [n] James Bay
jamon [n] ham (meat)
janero [n] January
Japan [n] Japan
japanes [a] Japanese
japanes [n] Japanese (person, language)
Mar Japan [n] Sea of Japan
jar [n] jar (container)
jari [v] jar, can (preserve in a jar)
jardin [n] garden, lawn, yard
jardin de enfantes [n] kindergarten, nursery, preschool
jardin de inverno [n] winter garden; conservatory, sunroom, solarium
jardineta [n] small garden, allotment
jardina [v] garden, do gardening, act as a gardener
jardina [n] gardening
jardinor [n] gardener, landscaper; bowerbird
jasinto [n] hyacinth
jasinto de bosce [n] wild hyacinth, common bluebell, English bluebell, bell bottle (plant)
jasmin [n] jasmine
jaspe [n] jasper
jat [a] Jat, Jaat (person)
jat [n] Jat, Jaat (person)
jaz [a] jazz
jaz [n] jazz
jaz tradisional [n] traditional jazz, dixieland, trad jazz
jaziste [n] jazz player, jazz musician
jazor [n] jazz connoisseur; hepcat, hipster
Jazair [n] Algeria; Algiers
jazairi [a] Algerian
jazairi [n] Algerian
jejuno [n] jejunum (anatomy)
jel [n] gel, jell
jeli [v] gel, jell, coagulate
jeli [v] gel, jell
jela [v] freeze
jela [v] freeze
jela [n] freeze, freezing conditions
acua dejelada [n] meltwater
dejela [v] defrost, unfreeze, thaw
dejela [v] defrost, unfreeze, thaw
dejela [n] thaw, thawing
dejelada [a] unfrozen
jelada [a] frozen
jelada [n] frost, hoarfrost, rime
jelador [n] freezer, icebox
rejela [v] refreeze
rejela [v] refreeze
jelatin [a] gelatinous
jelatin [n] gel, gelatin, gelatine, jelly
jelatin de alcol [n] jellied alcohol, Sterno
jelatini [v] gelatinize/gelatinise
jelatini [v] gelatinize/gelatinise
jelato [n] gelato (ice cream)
jelo [n] ice
jelo flotante [n] floating ice, floe
jelal [a] ice, ice-related
jeleria [n] icehouse (storing ice)
jelin [a] icy, icelike, ice-cold, glacial
jelin fria [a] ice-cold
jelosa [a] icy, frosty
jelosa [a] jealous
jelosia [n] jealousy, envy
jem [n] gem, gemstone, jewel
jemelo [a] twin
jemelo [n] twin
jemelo identica [n] identical twin
jemelo juntada [n] conjoined twin, Siamese twin
jemelo nonidentica [n] fraternal twin, non-identical twin
cuatrojemelo [a] quadruplet
cuatrojemelo [n] quadruplet
jemeli [v] twin, geminate, double
jemeli [v] twin, geminate, double
jemeli [n] twinning, gemination, doubling
jemelin [a] lookalike
jemelin [n] lookalike, double, ringer, doppelganger
jemelos [n] twins
Jemelos [n] Gemini (constellation)
otojemelo [a] octuplet
otojemelo [n] octuplet
sesjemelo [a] sextuplet
sesjemelo [n] sextuplet
setejemelo [a] septuplet
setejemelo [n] septuplet
sincojemelo [a] quintuplet
sincojemelo [n] quintuplet
trejemelo [a] triplet
trejemelo [n] triplet
jemi [v] groan, moan
jemi [n] groan, moan
jen [n] gene
-jen [S] -genic (producing)
-jen [S] -gen
jena [n] cheek
jenealojia [n] genealogy
jenealojial [a] genealogical
jenealojiste [n] genealogist
jenera [v] generate
jenera [n] generation
jenerador [n] generator
jenerante [a] generating, generative
rejenera [v] regenerate
rejenera [n] regeneration
jeneral [a] general, generic
jeneral [A] generally, in general, as a rule, on the whole, largely, widely, overall, mostly, for the most part, by and large
jeneral [n] general (officer)
jeneral aidante [n] adjutant general, aide-de-camp, ADC
jenerali [v] generalize/generalise
jenerali [v] generalize/generalise
jenerali [n] generalization/generalisation
jeneraliste [n] generalist
jenero [n] genus, kind, type, genre; gender (male or female, grammatical)
-jenero [S] -gender
ajenero [a] agender, gender-neutral, unisex
ajenero [n] agender person
bijenero [a] bigender
bijenero [n] bigender person
de jenero fluente [a] gender-fluid
jeneral [a] generic (of a genus)
panjenero [a] pangender, non-binary gender
panjenero [n] pangender person
sisjenero [a] cisgender
sujenero [n] subgenus; subgenre
transjenero [a] transgender
transjenero [n] transgender person
jenerosa [a] generous, charitable, magnanimous, big-hearted, bountiful, munificent, liberal
jenerosia [n] generosity, largess/largesse, magnanimity, munificence
jenese [n] genesis
-jenese [S] -genesis (origin)
abiojenese [n] abiogenesis
abiojenesal [a] abiogenetic
biojenese [n] biogenesis
biojenesal [a] biogenetic
esojenese [n] exogeny
esojenesal [a] exogenous
filojenese [n] phylogenesis, phylogeny
patojenese [n] pathogenesis
patojenesal [a] pathogenetic
jenetica [n] genetics
eujenetica [n] eugenics (science)
eujenetical [a] eugenetical
eujeneticisme [n] eugenics (social theory)
filojenetica [n] phylogenetics, phylogeny
filojenetical [a] phylogenetic
jenetical [a] genetic, inborn
jenetical alterada [a] genetically modified, GM
jeneticiste [n] geneticist
jenio [n] genius (person), mastermind
jenia [n] genius (quality), flair, exceptional talent
jeniseri [n] janissary (soldier)
jenita [v] beget, father
con un jenitor [a] one-parent, single-parent (child, family)
estrajenitor [n] stepparent
jenital [a] genital
jenitales [n] genitals, genitalia, pudenda
jenitor [n] parent
jenitor de batiza [n] godparent
jenitor futur [n] parent-to-be
jenitores [n] parents
jenitoria [n] parenthood
jenitiva [a] genitive (grammar)
jenitiva [n] genitive (grammar)
jenitoriside [v] commit parenticide, commit parricide
jenitoriside [n] parenticide, parricide (action)
jenitorisidor [n] parenticide, parricide (person)
jenjiva [n] gum, gums (anatomy)
jenjival [a] gingival
jenjivite [n] gingivitis
jeno [n] knee
con jenos valga [a] knock-kneed
con jenos vara [a] bowlegged
jenos [n] knees, lap
jenom [n] genome
jenomica [n] genomics
jenoside [v] commit genocide
jenoside [n] genocide
jenosidal [a] genocidal
jenotipo [n] genotype
jentil [a] gentle, kind, genteel, graceful (socially)
jentili [v] become gentle, become kind, act kindly
jentilia [n] gentleness, kindness, grace (social)
jeo- [P] geo- (Earth)
jeocucu [n] roadrunner, chaparral bird, chaparral cock
jeodesia [n] geodesy
jeodesial [a] geodesic, geodetic
jeodo [n] geode (geology)
jeoglifo [n] geoglyph
jeoglifal [a] geoglyphic
jeografia [n] geography
biojeografia [n] biogeography
jeografial [a] geographical
jeografiste [n] geographer
zojeografia [n] zoogeography
zojeografial [a] zoogeographical
zojeografiste [n] zoogeographer
jeolojia [n] geology
jeolojial [a] geological
jeolojiste [n] geologist
jeomansia [n] geomancy (divination)
jeomansial [a] geomantic
jeomansiste [n] geomancer
jeometre [v] survey (land)
jeometror [n] surveyor (land)
jeometria [n] geometry
jeometria euclidal [n] Euclidean geometry
jeometria noneuclidal [n] non-Euclidean geometry
jeometrial [a] geometrical
jeometriste [n] geometrist, geometer, geometrician
jeometrido [n] geometrer moth
jeranio [n] geranium
jerbil [n] gerbil
jerboa [n] jerboa (rodent)
jergo [n] slang, jargon, argot, cant, parlance
jergosa [a] slangy, jargon-filled
jerme [v] sprout, germinate
jerme [n] sprouting, germination; sprout (young shoot); germ (cereal); stub (short provisional entry)
jerme de radis [n] sucker, shoot (from the roots)
jerontolojia [n] gerontology
jerontolojial [a] gerontological
jerontolojiste [n] gerontologist
Jersey Nova [n] New Jersey (US state)
Jersi [n] Jersey
jersies [a] Jersey; Jèrriais (language)
jersies [n] Jerseyman, Jerseywoman; Jèrriais (language)
jerundio [n] gerund
jeso [n] plaster (material), gesso; gypsum
jesi [v] plaster
jesor [n] plasterer
molda de jeso [n] plaster cast
jesta [v] gestate
jesta [v] gestate, be pregnant with
jesta [n] gestation
jesti [v] gesture, gesticulate; beckon
jesti [n] gesture
jesuita [a] Jesuit
jesuita [n] Jesuit
Jesus [n] Jesus
jeta [v] jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray
jeta [v] jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray
jeta [n] jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray, outpouring
jeta de acua [n] waterjet
jeto [n] jet, jet plane
motor de jeto [n] jet engine
jeton [n] token, counter, chip, scrip
jezail [n] jezail
jiba [n] hump, hunch (back)
jiba lentinte [n] speed hump, speed bump, speed breaker, sleeping policeman
jibosa [a] humped, hunched; gibbous (moon)
jibosa [n] humpback, hunchback
Jibraltar [n] Gibraltar
jibraltarian [a] Gibraltarian
jibraltarian [n] Gibraltarian
Streta Jibraltar [n] Strait of Gibraltar
jiga [n] jig, gigue (dance, music)
jigor [n] jigger (dancer)
jigante [a] giant, gigantic, gargantuan, humongous, jumbo, whopping
jigante [n] giant; whopper
jigante de gas [n] gas giant (planet)
jigantia [n] giantism, gigantism
jigolo [n] gigolo
jimnopedia [n] gymnopedia/gymnopaedia
jimnosperma [n] gymnosperm (botany)
jin [n] gin
jina [n] jeans
jina corta [n] jean shorts, denim shorts, jorts
jinarca [n] gynarch (governor)
jinarcia [n] gynarchy
jinasio [n] gymnasium, gym; grammar school (UK), prep school (US)
jinasian [n] gym member; gymnasium student, grammar school student (UK), prep school student (US)
jinasta [n] gymnast, acrobat
jinastia [n] gymnastics, acrobatics
jinastia de aira [n] aerobatics
jinastial [a] gymnastic, acrobatic (of acrobatics)
jinastin [a] gymnastic, acrobatic (like an acrobat)
jineco- [P] gyneco-/gynaeco- (female)
jinecolojia [n] gynecology/gynaecology
jinecolojial [a] gynecological/gynaecological
jinecolojiste [n] gynecologist/gynaecologist
jinecomastia [n] gynecomastia/gynaecomastia
jinefilia [n] gynephilia
jinefilica [a] gynephilic
jinefilica [n] gynephile
jinefobia [n] gynephobia
jinefobica [a] gynephobic
jinefobica [n] gynephobe
jineseo [n] gynoecium (botany)
jinesta [n] broom (plant)
jinjer [n] ginger (plant, spice)
jinsen [n] ginseng (plant, root)
jip [n] jeep
jira [v] turn (in repeated circles), rotate, revolve, spin, whirl, twirl, swirl, gyrate, gyre, stir, pivot, swivel, swill
jira [v] rotate, spin, stir; (colloquial) joyride, take (a stolen car) for a spin
jira [n] spin, gyration
jira minima [v] idle (engine)
jirabroca [n] brace, brace and bit
jirante [a] rotating, rotary
jirante [n] whirligig
jireta [n] spinning top
jireta de mano [n] hand top, hand spinner, fidget spinner
jireta ivri [n] dreidel
jirafa [n] giraffe
Jirafa [n] Camelopardalis (constellation)
jiro [n] gyrus (anatomy)
jiroscopio [n] gyroscope
joala [n] piece of jewelry/jewellery, jewel
joala perforante [n] piercing
joalas [n] jewelry/jewellery
joaleria [n] jewelry/jewellery store, jeweler's/jeweller's shop
joalor [n] jeweler/jeweller
joce [n] jockey
jogla [v] juggle
joglor [n] juggler
joia [v] enjoy, rejoice, be joyous, have fun
joia [n] joy, fun, enjoyment, frivolity, gaiety, merriment
joia [e] cheers, enjoy; bon appetit
joiosa [a] joyous, joyful, merry, fun, exuberant, ebullient, exultant, gleeful, mirthful, jovial, rollicking
joiosia [n] joyfulness, merriment, exuberance, ebullience, mirth, joviality
sin joia [a] joyless
joistic [n] joystick
joncila [n] jonquil (plant)
Jonguo [n] China
jonguo [a] Chinese
jonguo [n] Chinese (person, language)
Jorjia [n] Georgia (Caucasus)
jorjian [a] Georgian (person, language)
jorjian [n] Georgian (person, language)
jornal [n] journal, magazine, gazette; diary
jornal de ativia [n] log (software)
jornal de contas [n] daybook, journal (accounting)
jornal de governa [n] government gazette, official gazette, official journal
jornal de scandal [n] tabloid newspaper
jornal de viaja [n] log, logbook
jornal dial [n] newspaper
jornal intima [n] private diary
jornal personal [n] personal diary
fotojornalisme [n] photojournalism
fotojornaliste [a] photojournalistic
fotojornaliste [n] photojournalist
jornaleria [n] newsstand, newsagent (shop)
jornalisme [n] journalism
jornalisme fotografial [n] photojournalism
jornaliste [a] journalistic
jornaliste [n] journalist, correspondent, newspaperman, newspaperwoman
jornalistes [n] journalists, media, press
jotun [n] jotun, jotunn, jötunn, jötnar
jovedi [n] Thursday
joven [a] young, youthful; boyish, girlish
joven [n] young person, youngster, kid, youth, juvenile; guy, gal; cub (animal)
jovenal [a] juvenile, young people's
joveni [v] grow younger, rejuvenate
joveni [v] make younger, rejuvenate
joveni par des anios [v] become ten years younger
jovenia [n] youth, youthfulness, girlhood, boyhood
jovenin [a] youthlike, juvenile (behavior/behaviour); youthful (appearance)
la plu joven [a] youngest
plu joven [a] younger
rejoveni [v] rejuvenate
rejoveni [v] rejuvenate
rejoveni [n] rejuvenation
jua [v] play, gambol, frolic; fool, trifle, dabble
jua [v] play (game, sport, music, instrument); put on (a piece of recorded music)
jua [n] game, recreation
jua de acaso [n] game of chance
jua de anelo [n] quoits, hoopla, ringtoss
jua de aposta [n] betting game, gambling game
jua de asconde [n] hide and seek
jua de cartas [n] card game
jua de cucu [n] peek-a-boo
jua de fortuna [n] game of chance, gambling
jua de la ganso [n] game of the goose, royal game of the goose
jua de molin [n] nine men's morris, mill game, cowboy checkers
jua de parolas [n] word game
jua de pulgas [n] tiddlywinks
jua de roles [n] roleplay, role-playing
jua de sieca [n] blind man's buff, blind man's bluff
jua de table [n] table game, board game
jua de toca [n] tag, tig, it, touch and go (game)
jua de trova [n] treasure hunt, scavenger hunt
jua enerjiosa [v] romp, play energetically
jua piano [v] play piano
jua solitar [n] one-player game, solitaire
jua un rol [v] play a role, roleplay
jua video [n] video game
jua xace [v] play chess
juable [a] playable
juablia [n] playability, gameplay
juador [n] player (audio or video device)
jualista [n] playlist
jueria [n] playground, play area
jueta [n] toy, plaything
jueta con [v] fiddle with, fidget with, toy with, twiddle
juetor [n] toymaker
juin [a] gamelike, recreational
juini [v] become gamelike
juini [v] gamify, make gamelike
juini [n] gamification
juor [n] player, gambler, gamer
juosa [a] playful, frisky
mediajua [n] halftime
multijuoral [a] multiplayer
nonjuable [a] unplayable
nonjuor [n] non-player
prejual [a] pregame, prematch
jubila [v] retire (from work)
jubila [v] retire, superannuate
jubila [n] retirement
jubilada [a] retired, emeritus, emerita
jubilor [n] retired person, retiree, pensioner
Juda [n] Judas
Judea [n] Judea
judean [a] Judean
judi [v] judge, estimate; adjudicate
judi [n] judgment/judgement, judging, estimation, ruling
bon judi [n] good judgment/judgement, common sense
es prejudosa contra [v] be prejudiced against, discriminate against, prejudge
judal [a] judicial
juderia [n] courtroom; jurisdiction
judi de tempo [n] judgment/judgement of time, estimation of time, timing
judor [n] judge, adjudicator, justice (person)
judor local [n] local judge, magistrate
judor sivil [n] magistrate (civil law)
judores [n] judges, tribunal
maljudi [v] misjudge
nonprejudosa [a] unprejudiced, unbiased
prejudi [v] prejudge, preconceive
prejudi [n] prejudice, bigotry, bias, preconception
prejudosa [a] prejudiced, biased, bigoted, tendentious, narrow-minded
judo [n] judo
judoca [n] judoka, judo expert
jugulal [a] jugular
jujutsu [n] jujutsu, jujitsu, jiujitsu (martial art)
jul [n] joule (unit of energy)
julepo [n] julep (drink)
juliana [n] julienne, allumette (food)
julio [n] July
jumper [n] pinafore dress, jumper dress, gymslip
juna [v] fast (abstain from food)
juna [n] fasting, abstinence
juna political [n] hunger strike
dejuna [v] stop fasting, break one's fast
junca [n] junk (boat)
junco [n] rush (plant)
junco [n] junco (bird)
jungla [n] jungle
junio [n] June
juniper [n] juniper (plant)
junta [v] join, become joined, connect, hook up (with), couple (with)
junta [v] join together, put together, clasp, conjoin, connect, splice, couple
junta [n] joining, joint, junction, juncture, articulation, connection; conjunction (grammar); junta (government)
junta angulo [n] angled joint, miter/mitre joint, miter/mitre
junta de palmas [n] namaste, folded hands
junta se a [v] join, subscribe to, participate in (a group)
junta selinte [n] gasket
junta sua palmas [v] namaste, fold hands
junta T [n] T-junction
a junta [A] (coming) together
dejunta [v] unjoin, become unjoined, decouple, disconnect, delink, fall out of touch
dejunta [v] unjoin, decouple, disconnect, delink
dejunta se de [v] disconnect oneself from, unsubscribe
en junta [A] together, altogether
juntada [a] joined; adjacent (to each other), adjoining, abutting
juntada [A] together
juntador [n] coupler
juntante [a] joining, connecting, connective
rejunta [v] become rejoined, reassemble (oneself), reconnect
rejunta [v] rejoin, reassemble, reconnect
Jupiter [n] Jupiter (mythology, planet); Jove
jura [v] swear, vow, take oath
jura [n] oath, vow
jurasica [a] Jurassic (geology)
jurasica [n] Jurassic (geology)
juria [n] jury, panel
juria grande [n] grand jury
jurior [n] juror
jus [n] juice
jus de orania [n] orange juice
jus de poma [n] apple juice, cider (non-alcoholic)
jusador [n] juicer, juice extractor, reamer, orange squeezer, lemon squeezer
jusosa [a] juicy, succulent
jusciam [n] henbane, stinking nightshade (plant)
justa [a] just, fair, equitable, reasonable, judicious, even-handed; justified
justa [A] justly, fairly
justable [a] justifiable
justi [v] become fair
justi [v] justify, make fair, account for, vindicate
justi de gera [n] act of war, grounds for war, casus belli
justia [n] justice, fairness, equity
nonjusta [a] unjust, unfair
nonjustable [a] unjustifiable
nonjustia [n] injustice, inequity
juta [n] jute (plant, fibre); hessian, burlap, sackcloth, haircloth
k [x] k
Kalahari, Deserto [n] Kalahari Desert
Kampala [n] Kampala
Kansas [n] Kansas (US state)
Karimata, Streta [n] Karimata Strait
Kattegat [n] Kattegat
Kentucky [n] Kentucky (US state)
Kerguelen, Isolas [n] Kerguelen Islands
kg [C] kg
Kigali [n] Kigali
Kilimanjaro, Monte [n] Mount Kilimanjaro
Kingston [n] Kingston
Kingstown [n] Kingstown
Kivu, Lago [n] Lake Kivu
km [C] km
Kobenhavn [n] Copenhagen
Kongzi [n] Confucius (philosopher)
Kote [n] Sri Jayawardenepura Kotte, Kotte
KwaZulu-Natal [n] KwaZulu-Natal, KZN
Kyushu [n] Kyushu
l [x] l
con forma de L [a] L-shaped
la [D] the
me gusta la nova [E] I like the new one
la [n] la (musical note)
labia [n] labium (pl. labia)
labias major [n] labia majora
labias minor [n] labia minora
labio [n] lip
labio fendeda [n] harelip, cleft lip
bilabial [a] bilabial (consonant)
bilabial [n] bilabial (consonant)
con labios selida [a] with sealed lips, tight-lipped
labial [a] labial
labiali [v] labialize/labialise
labiali [v] labialize/labialise
labiosa [a] thick-lipped
labiodental [a] labiodental (consonant)
labiodental [n] labiodental (consonant)
labirinto [n] maze, labyrinth
labirintin [a] labyrinthine
labora [v] work, toil
labora [v] work, put (someone, something) to work
labora [n] work, labor/labour, toil, effort
labora de jardin [n] gardening
labora de via [n] roadworks
labora en curso [n] work in progress
labora fundal [n] groundwork
labora nonusosa [n] pointless work, makework
labora par mano [n] manual labour, manual work, handwork
labora sin sesa [v] work incessantly, toil
labora sin sesa [n] toil, drudgery, slog
labora tro multe [v] work too much, overwork, overexert oneself, overdo it
colabora [v] collaborate, cooperate, liaise, work together
colabora [n] collaboration, cooperation
colaborante [a] collaborating, collaborative
colaboror [n] collaborator, colleague, co-worker, fellow worker
laboramania [n] workaholism
laboramanica [a] workaholic
laboramanica [n] workaholic
laboreria [n] workplace, laboratory, workshop, facility; (historical) workhouse
laboreria siensal [n] laboratory, lab
laboreria sindicatida [n] closed shop
laboror [n] worker, workman, workingman, laborer/labourer, peasant, journeyman
laboror instruida [n] skilled worker
laboror migrante [n] migrant worker, seasonal worker
laboror noninstruida [n] unskilled worker, roustabout
laboror nonsesante [n] drudge
laboror par mano [n] manual laborer/labourer, blue-collar worker
laborosa [a] laborious, labored/laboured
laborosia [n] laboriousness, great effort, great pains
oras de labora [n] working hours
sin labora [a] effortless
supralabora [v] overwork; strain (eyes, ears, etc.)
supralabora [v] overwork; strain (eyes, ears, etc.)
telelabora [v] telecommute, telework, work remotely, work from home
telelabora [n] telecommuting, teleworking
telelaboror [n] telecommuter, teleworker
Labrador [n] Labrador
Mar Labrador [n] Labrador Sea
labrador [n] labrador, labrador retriever
laca [n] lacquer
laca de capeles [n] hairspray, hair lacquer
laca de goma [n] shellac
laci [v] lacquer
lace [n] lackey, footman, flunkey, stooge
lacrimal [a] lacrimal, lachrymal
oso lacrimal [n] lacrimal bone, lachrymal bone
lacrimojen [a] lachrymogenic, lachrymatory
gas lacrimojen [n] tear gas
lacros [n] lacrosse (sport)
Lacxaduip, Mar [n] Lakshadweep Sea, Laccadive Sea
Isolas Lacxaduip [n] Lakshadweep, Laccadive Islands, Cannanore Islands
ladin [a] Ladin (language)
ladin [n] Ladin (language)
lado [n] side, flank
lado de monte [n] mountainside
lado de via [n] roadside, wayside, hard shoulder
a lado de via [a] roadside, by the roadside
a la otra lado [A] on the other hand
a lado [A] at the side, to the side; to one side, aside, sideways
a lado de [p] beside, next to, alongside, by
a lado de lunlotra [A] next to each other, side by side
a mea lado [A] on my side, for my part, as far as I am concerned
a un lado [A] on the one hand
biladal [a] bilateral, two-sided
coladal [a] collateral
con lado a lado [A] side by side, abreast; neck and neck
cuatroladal [a] quadrilateral, quadrangular
cuatroladal [n] quadrilateral, quadrangle
ecuiladal [a] equilateral
ladal [a] lateral, side; sideways
ladal [n] lateral (consonant)
ladal fasante [a] sideways, sideways on, in profile
multiladal [a] multilateral, many-sided
multiladalisme [n] multilateralism
triladal [a] trilateral, three-sided
uniladal [a] unilateral; unrequited
lago [n] lake
lago de reserva [n] reservoir
lageta [n] small lake, tarn, large pond
lagon [n] lagoon
lagosa [a] full of lakes, many-laked, lake (district), lakeside
laica [a] lay, nonclerical, nonordained; nonprofessional, nonspecialist, untrained, unqualified, uninitiated
laica [n] layperson, layman, laywoman
laicas [n] laity, lay people
laici [v] become laicized/laicised, regain lay status
laici [v] laicize/laicise, convert to lay status
laici [v] laicization/laicisation
laicia [n] laicity
laicisme [n] laicism
laiciste [a] laicist
laiciste [n] laicist
lama [n] blade, razor blade, razor
lama de arado [n] plowshare/ploughshare
lamosa [a] bladed
lama [n] lama (Buddhism)
lamarcisme [n] Lamarckism
lamarciste [a] Lamarckian
lambada [n] lambada (dance)
lamda [n] lambda (Greek letter)
lame [n] lamé (fabric)
lamenta [v] lament, mourn, grieve
lamenta [n] lamentation, mourning, grief; elegy, dirge, jeremiad
lamentable [a] lamentable, deplorable
lamentada [a] lamented, mourned, late
lamentin [a] mournful, plaintive, plangent
lamentor [n] mourner
lamentosa [a] mournful
lamina [n] lamina, laminate, plate; louver/louvre, slat; lamella, gill (mushroom)
lamini [v] laminate
lamini [n] lamination
lampa [n] lamp, light, lantern
lampa alojen [n] halogen lamp
lampa de calce [n] limelight (literal)
lampa de gas [n] gas lamp, gaslight
lampa de note [n] nightlight
lampa de olio [n] oil lamp
lampa de pox [n] torch (electric), flashlight
lampa de punto [n] spotlight
lampa inondante [n] floodlight, projecteur
lampa retro [n] rear light, taillight
lampa solin [n] sunlamp, tanning lamp
lampa ultravioleta [n] ultraviolet lamp, sunlamp, Wood's lamp
lampor [n] lamplighter
lampeta [n] firefly, glow-worm, lightning bug
lampo [n] lightning, thunderbolt
lampi [v] flash
lampi [v] flash
lampin [a] like lightning, fast as lightning, breakneck
lamposa [a] full of lightning
lamprea [n] lamprey (animal)
lana [n] wool, fleece
lana petenida [n] worsted (yarn, fabric)
de lana [a] wool, woollen, woolly
lanin [a] woollike, woolly, fluffy, fleecy
lanosa [a] wool-covered, woolly
landgraf [n] landgrave
langeni [n] lilangeni (singular), emalangeni (plural)
langobarda [a] Langobardic, Lombardic (person, language)
langobarda [n] Langobard, Lombard
langosta [n] spiny lobster, rock lobster, crawfish
langur [n] langur, leaf monkey, colobine monkey
lanio [n] shrike (bird)
lanolin [n] lanolin (substance)
lansa [v] throw, toss, fling, sling, hurl, chuck, cast, bowl; launch, blast off; project (image, voice)
lansa [n] throw, throwing, toss, cast; launch, blast-off, lift-off; projection
lansa a mercato [v] launch onto the market, release, ship
lansa alta [v] throw high, lob
lansa con dito [v] flick
lansa con dito [n] flick
lansa de borda [n] throw-in (football)
lansa de fenetra [v] defenestrate, throw from a window
lansa de fenetra [n] defenestration
lansa un colpa a [v] throw a punch at, (take a) swing at
lansada [a] thrown, launched
lansada par roceto [a] rocket-propelled
lansadardo [n] spear thrower, atlatl, woomera
lansador [n] launcher
lansaflama [n] flamethrower
lansagranada [n] grenade launcher
lansamisil [n] missile launcher
lansapetra [n] catapult, trebuchet
lansapetri [v] catapult
lansaroceto [n] rocket launcher
lanseria [n] launchpad
lansor [n] thrower, bowler, hurler, pitcher
relansa [v] throw back, throw again; relaunch
lansia [n] spear, lance, javelin
lansi [v] spear, lance, skewer, impale, gore
lansieta [n] skewer
lansin [a] lance-like
lansion [n] pike, long spear
lantanido [n] lanthanide (chemistry)
lantano [n] lanthanum (element)
lanterna [n] lantern
Laozi [n] Laozi, Lao-Tze (philosopher)
lapa [n] limpet
laparoscopio [n] laparoscope (medical)
laparoscopi [n] laparoscopy
laparoscopial [a] laparoscopic
laparotomio [n] laparotomy (medical)
lapidario [a] lapidary, lapidarist
lapidario [n] lapidary (gem worker)
lapis [n] pencil
lapis colorida [n] colored/coloured pencil, coloring/colouring pencil
lapisi [v] pencil, draw in pencil, write in pencil
lapislazuli [n] lapis lazuli
Lapland [n] Lapland, Sápmi
Laptev, Mar [n] Laptev Sea
lardo [n] bacon
larga [a] wide, broad
largi [v] widen, broaden
largi [v] widen, broaden, ream
largia [n] width
largia de banda [n] bandwidth
largo [a] largo
lari [n] lari
larinje [n] larynx
larinjal [a] laryngeal, guttural
larinjal [n] laryngeal, guttural
larinjite [n] laryngitis
larix [n] larch (tree)
larma [v] weep, shed tears, tear; (eyes) water
larma [n] tear, teardrop
larmosa [a] tearful, teary, weepy, maudlin
larva [n] larva, grub (insect)
larva de mosca [n] maggot
larva xilofaje [n] woodworm
larval [a] larval
lasa [v] leave (in a specified state, behind); allow, let (happen)
lasa ce on entra [v] admit, allow entry
lasa ce un cosa cade [v] let something fall, drop something (deliberately); omit something
Lasa [n] Lhasa
lasanie [n] lasagne
laser [n] laser
laseri [v] laser
laserin [a] laser-like
lasera [v] tear, get torn, rip, get ripped
lasera [v] tear, rend, rip, lacerate, maul
lasera [n] tear, laceration
laserada [a] torn, ripped, ragged, tattered
lasi [n] lassi
lasiva [a] lascivious, lecherous, lewd, lustful, licentious, lubricious, salacious, prurient, dissolute; obscene, crude, coarse, dirty, filthy, mucky, naughty, smutty, raunchy
lasiveria [n] red-light district, pleasure district, fleshpot
lasivia [n] lewdness, lechery
laso [n] lasso, noose, lariat
lasi [v] lasso
lata [n] tinplate, sheet steel
laton [n] brass
lator [n] tinsmith; ironmonger
latase [n] lactase
latce [n] latke (pancake)
latex [n] latex
latica [a] lactic
latina [a] Latin; Latin American, Hispanic, Latina, Latino
latina [n] Latin; Latin American, Hispanic, Latina, Latino
latina de porcos [n] Pig Latin
latina poplal [n] Vulgar Latin, Sermo Vulgaris, Colloquial Latin, Common Romance
prelatina [a] pre-Latin; pre-Hispanic, pre-Columbian
Latio [n] Latium
latian [a] Latian
latian [n] Latian
latitude [n] latitude
latitude de sielo [n] declination
latolosa [n] lactulose (sugar)
latosa [n] lactose (sugar)
latrina [n] latrine, outhouse, privy
Latvia [n] Latvia
latvisce [a] Latvian, Lettish
latvisce [n] Latvian, Lettish
Lau [n] Laos
lau [a] Lao, Laotian (person, language)
lau [n] Lao, Laotian (person, language)
laudano [n] laudanum (painkiller)
laura [n] laurel wreath
laural [a] laureate
lauri [v] laureate (crown with laurel)
laurida [a] laureate
laurida [n] laureate
laurensio [n] lawrencium (element)
lauro [n] laurel
lauro nobil [n] bay laurel, true laurel, bay tree
dormi sur sua lauros [E] rest on one's laurels
folia de lauro [n] bay leaf
lava [v] wash, launder
lava [n] washing (action), ablution
lava de mone [n] money laundering
lava de serebro [n] brainwashing, mind control, thought control
lava de stomaco [n] gastric lavage, gastric irrigation, stomach pumping
lava interna [n] washing out; lavage, therapeutic irrigation
lava la serebro [v] brainwash
lava la vestes [v] wash the clothes, do the laundry, do the washing
lavador [n] washing machine, laundry machine, clothes washer; dishwasher
lavador de autos [n] car wash (machine)
lavaoio [n] eyewash
lavaplato [n] dishwasher
lavaveste [n] washing machine; washerman, washerwoman
laveria [n] laundry; lavoir
laveria automata [n] laundromat, launderette, coin laundry, coin wash
laveria de autos [n] carwash (place)
lavor [n] washer, launderer, washwoman, washerwoman
prelavada [a] prewashed, preshrunk
relava [v] rewash
lava [n] lava (geology)
lavabo [n] sink, washbasin, washstand, washbasin, washbowl
lavanda [a] lavender
lavanda [n] lavender
laxe [a] loose, slack, baggy, lax, sloppy; permissive, tolerant, broad-minded
laxi [v] loosen
laxi [v] loosen
laxia [n] looseness, slackness, bagginess; slack, give (in a rope); play, backlash (in a mechanism)
laxinte [n] laxative
le [n] lei (garland)
leca [v] lick, lap
leca [n] lick
lecabota [n] (colloquial) bootlicker (sycophant)
lecaculo [n] (colloquial) asskisser/arselicker, kiss-ass (sycophant)
lecu [n] lek
lederhose [n] lederhosen
lega [v] bequeath
lega [n] legacy, bequest
lega [n] league (unit of length)
lege [n] law, statute, act
lege projetada [n] bill (legislative)
legal [a] legal, valid, lawful, legitimate; forensic
deslegali [v] illegalize/illegalise, delegitimize/delegitimise, outlaw
deslegali [v] illegalize/illegalise, delegitimize/delegitimise, outlaw
estralegal [a] extralegal, extrajudicial
legali [v] legalize/legalise, legitimize/legitimise
legali [v] legalize/legalise, legitimize/legitimise
legali [n] legalization/legalisation, legitimization/legitimisation
legalia [n] legality, legitimacy
legalisme [n] legalism
legaliste [a] legalistic
legaliste [n] legalist
legeria [n] legislature, legislative branch (of government)
legeria con du salones [n] bicameral legislature
legeria con un salon [n] unicameral legislature
legeria provinsal [n] provincial legislature, statehouse
legeria statal [n] state legislature, statehouse
legi [v] legislate
legi [n] legislation
leginte [a] legislative
legiste [n] legist, jurist
legor [n] legislator, lawmaker
nonlegal [a] illegal, illicit, unlawful, illegitimate, invalid
nonlegalia [n] illegality, illegitimacy
par lege [a] by law; de jure, by right
sin lege [a] lawless
legum [n] legume
leje [v] read, peruse
leje [n] reading (action, interpretation, measurement)
leje de labios [n] lip reading, speechreading
leje rapida [v] quickly read, skim (through)
lejable [a] readable, legible
lejablia [n] readability, legibility
lejador [n] reader, reading device
lejecarta [n] card reader
lejedisco [n] disk drive
lejemente [n] mind reader, mentalist
lejor [n] reader
maleje [v] misread
maleje [n] misreading
nonlejable [n] unreadable, illegible
nonlejablia [n] unreadableness, illegibility
releje [v] re-read; proofread
lejenda [n] legend
lejendal [a] legendary (of legend)
lejendin [a] legendary (metaphor)
lejera [a] light, lightweight, weightless
lejeri [v] lighten, become lighter
lejeri [v] alleviate, relieve, ease, soothe, mitigate, extenuate, palliate
lejeri [n] relief
lejeri par du cilogrames [E] become two kilograms lighter, lose two kilograms
lejeria [n] lightness
lejeria completa [n] weightlessness, zero gravity
tro lejera [a] underweight
lejion [n] legion
desilejion [n] cohort (Roman army unit)
lejionor [n] legionnaire
lema [n] lemma (mathematics, philosophy); headword (dictionary)
leming [n] lemming (rodent)
lempira [n] lempira
lemur [n] lemur (primate)
lenio [n] wood, timber, lumber
lenio de foco [n] firewood
lenio dur [n] hardwood
lenio esterna [n] sapwood, alburnum
lenio flotante [n] driftwood
lenio interna [n] heartwood, duramen
lenio mol [n] softwood
lenio presada [n] particleboard, chipboard
lenio stratida [n] plywood
de lenio [a] wooden, wood
lenial [a] wooden, wood
lenieria [n] woodyard, timberyard
lenior [n] woodcutter, lumberjack, logger
leniosa [a] woody
lenta [a] slow, sluggish; lingering
lenta [n] slowcoach, slowpoke, laggard, sluggard
lenti [v] slow, slow down, decelerate
lenti [v] slow, slow down, decelerate
lenti [n] deceleration, slowdown
lentia [n] slowness, sluggishness
lente [n] lens
lente de angulo larga [n] wide-angle lens
lente de grandi [n] magnifier, magnifying glass
lente de ojeto [n] object lens, objective lens
lente de regarda [n] eyepiece, ocular lens
lente de zuma [n] zoom lens
lente macro [a] close-up lens, macro lens
lente macro de zuma [n] macro zoom lens
lenteta [n] contact lens
lentin [a] lenslike, lens-shaped, lenticular
lentil [n] lentil
lentil brun [n] brown lentil
lentil roja [n] red lentil
leon [n] lion; leone (currency)
leon-de-mar [n] sea lion
leon fema [n] lioness
Leon [n] Leo (constellation)
Leon Peti [n] Leo Minor (constellation)
leoneta [n] lion cub
leoni [v] lionize/lionise
leoni [v] lionize/lionise
leonin [a] lionlike, leonine
Leon [n] León (Spanish region)
leones [a] Leonese
leones [n] Leonese
leopardo [n] leopard
leopardeta [n] leopard cub
lepidio [n] peppercress, peppergrass, pepperwort
lepilemur [n] sportive lemur
lepre [n] hare
Lepre [n] Lepus (constellation)
leprecan [n] leprechaun
lepror [n] sighthound, gazehound
lepror afgani [n] Afghan hound
lepror engles [n] greyhound
lepror eres [n] Irish wolfhound
leprosa [a] leprous
leprosa [n] leper
antileprosa [n] antileprotic
leprosia [n] leprosy
lepton [n] lepton (particle)
lesbian [a] lesbian, sapphic
lesbian [n] lesbian
lesbianisme [n] lesbianism
-lesia [S] -lepsy (medical)
-lesica [S] -leptic
lesion [n] lesion
lesion de arde [n] burn (injury)
lesitina [n] lecithin (substance)
leson [n] lesson, lecture
leson moral [n] moral lesson, moral (of story)
leson privata [n] tutorial, private lesson
dona un leson [v] give a lesson, give a lecture
lesonor [n] lecturer
Lesoto [n] Lesotho
lesoto [a] Lesothan
lesoto [n] Lesothan
letarjia [n] lethargy, sluggishness, torpor, torpidity, listlessness, languor
letarjiosa [a] lethargic, sluggish, listless, languorous
lete [n] milk
lete bateda [n] milkshake
lete caramelida [n] caramelized/caramelised milk, dulce de leche, milk candy, milk jam
lete densida [n] condensed milk
lete de gal [n] eggnog
lete de ris [n] rice milk
dona lete [v] nurse, breastfeed
leteria [n] dairy
leti [v] lactate
leti [n] lactation
letin [a] milky
letor [n] milkman
prende lete [v] nurse
prende lete de [v] milk (animal)
letera [n] letter (alphabet, postal), epistle, missive
letera major [n] uppercase letter, capital letter, majuscule
letera minor [n] lowercase letter, small letter, minuscule
par letera [a] by letter, epistolary, (by) correspondence
leteral [a] literal
leteralisme [n] literalism, textualism
leteraliste [a] literalist, textualist
leteri [v] letter, do lettering
leteri con mano [n] hand lettering
nonleteral [a] non-literal, figurative
transleteri [v] transliterate
transleteri [n] transliteration
leteratur [n] literature
leteratur parlada [n] oral literature, folk literature
leteratural [a] literary
leto [n] bed
leto ascondeda [n] wall bed, murphy bed, trundle bed, fold-down bed
leto castelin [n] bunk bed
leto de acua [n] waterbed, water mattress
leto de maladia [n] sickbed
leto de mori [n] deathbed
leto de plumas [n] featherbed
leto de sol [n] sunbed
leto estragrande [n] king-size bed
leto grande [n] queen-size bed
leto per du [n] double bed
leto per un [n] single bed
leto pliable [n] folding bed, camp bed, cot
leto rolante [n] wheeled bed, hospital bed
leteta [n] cot, crib, cradle; small bed, berth, bunk
letos jemelo [n] twin beds (two single beds)
ordina la leto [v] make the bed
leva de leto [v] get out of bed, get up
vade a leto [v] go to bed
vade tarda a leto [v] go to bed late, have a late night
letseburges [a] Luxemburgish, Letzeburgesch, Luxembourgeois
letseburges [n] Luxemburgish, Luxembourgeois
letuga [n] lettuce
letuga de mar [n] sea lettuce
letuga roman [n] romaine lettuce, cos lettuce
leu [n] leu
leucemia [n] leukemia/leukaemia
leuco- [P] leuco-
Leucosia [n] Nicosia
leucosite [n] leukocyte (blood cell)
lev [n] lev (currency)
leva [v] rise, lift, levitate, get up, arise
leva [v] raise, lift, heft, hoist, levitate; hold up; raise, pose (problem, question); promote (in rank), exalt
leva [n] rise, levitation; promotion, exaltation, uplift
leva de luna [n] moonrise
leva de pesas [n] weightlifting, powerlifting
leva de sol [n] sunrise, dawn, daybreak
leva de spalas [n] shrug
leva final [n] proofing, proving (bread)
leva sua regarda [v] look up, raise one's eyes
leva sua spalas [v] shrug
leva temprana [v] get up early, rise early
ante leva de sol [a] predawn
levable [a] raisable, liftable, heftable
levacarga [n] lift truck, forklift truck, sideloader, stacker truck, pallet truck, pallet jack
levada [a] raised; leavened
levada natural [n] sourdough
levapesa [n] weightlifter, powerlifter
releva [v] rise again
releva [v] re-raise, raise again
Levante [n] Levant (Mediterranean region)
levantan [a] Levantine
levantan [n] Levantine
Mar Levante [n] Levantine Sea
lever [n] lever
lever de engrana [n] gearstick, gearshift, gear lever
leveri [v] lever, pry, prise
leveri [n] leverage
leviatan [n] leviathan (Biblical sea monster)
levita [v] hover; levitate
levita [v] hover; levitate
levita [n] hovering; levitation
lexem [n] lexeme; (lexical) token, symbol
lexemador [n] tokenizer/tokeniser, scanner, lexical analyzer/analyzer
lexemi [v] become lexicalized/lexicalised; be lexically analyzed/analyzed
lexemi [v] make into a lexeme; tokenize/tokenise, lexically analyze/analyse
lexicografia [n] lexicography
lexicografial [a] lexicographical
lexicografiste [n] lexicographer
lexicolojia [n] lexicology
lexicolojial [a] lexicological
lexicolojiste [n] lexicologist
lezardo [n] lizard
Lezardo [n] Lacerta (constellation)
lfn [C] Elefen, LFN
LFN [C] Elefen, LFN
LGBT [C] LGBT
lia [v] tie, bind, strap, tether, lash, moor, hitch; connect, link, plug in; liaise; associate (mentally)
lia [n] link, bond, connection, ligation, linkage, attachment; liaison; suspender (UK), garter (US); association (mental)
lia a tera [v] ground, earth (an electrical device)
lia con filo [n] wired connection
lia la gamas de [v] bind the legs of, hobble, hogtie
lia la manos e pedes de [v] hogtie
lia sin filo [n] wireless connection
lia tubal [n] tubal ligation (medical)
deslia [v] untie, unbind, disconnect, unplug
desliada [a] untied, unbound, out of touch
interlia [v] interlink, interconnect
interliada [a] interconnected, interlinked; wired (metaphorically)
iperlia [v] hyperlink
iperlia [n] hyperlink
liacalsa [n] suspender (UK), garter (US)
liada [a] tied, bound, connected
liador [n] plug (electric), connector
liante [a] connecting, connective
liante [n] ligature
nonliada [a] untied, unbound, unconnected, disjointed
sulia [v] downlink
sulia [n] downlink
supralia [v] uplink
supralia [n] uplink
verbo liante [n] linking verb, copula
liama [n] llama (animal)
liana [n] liana (plant)
liase [n] lyase
libela [n] dragonfly, damselfly
Liberia [n] Liberia
liberian [a] Liberian
liberian [n] Liberian
libertarisme [n] libertarianism
libertariste [a] libertarian
libertariste [n] libertarian
Libia [n] Libya
libi [a] Libyan
libi [n] Libyan
libido [n] sex drive, libido; lust, sexual desire, arousal, randiness, horniness
libidal [a] libidinal
libidosa [a] libidinous, lustful, randy, horny
libidosa [n] sexpot, voluptuary
libidosia [n] libidinousness, lustfulness, randiness, horniness
sin libido [a] frigid
tro libidosa [a] oversexed
libra [n] pound (weight)
duilibra [n] half a pound
libre [a] free, at liberty, at large; freelance, independent
libre [n] freeman, freewoman
libral [a] liberal (education, arts)
libralisme [n] liberalism
libraliste [a] liberal, laissez-faire (politics)
libraliste [n] liberal
libre su garantia [a] free on bail, out on bail
libri [v] free, liberate, release, emancipate, unleash, rid
libri [v] free, liberate, release, emancipate, unleash, rid, deliver
libri [n] liberation, emancipation, release, deliverance; quittance
libri de sclavia [n] freedom from slavery, manumission
libri su garantia [v] release on bail, bail out
libria [n] freedom, liberty, leeway
libria de crede [n] freedom of belief, freedom of conscience, religious freedom
libria de espresa [n] freedom of speech, freedom of expression, free speech
libria de jornalisme [n] freedom of the press
libria de opina [n] freedom of thought
libria limitada [n] limited freedom, parole
libria oservada [n] probation
librinte [a] liberatory, liberating, cathartic, emancipatory, emancipating, emancipative
libror [n] liberator
nonlibre [a] unfree, restricted, captive
nonlibria [n] captivity
Librevila [n] Libreville
libro [n] book
libro anial [n] yearbook, annual
libro de adirijes [n] address book
libro de aprende [n] textbook
libro de cantas [n] songbook
libro de consulta [n] reference book
libro de contas [n] account book, ledger
libro de cuoro [n] leather-bound book
libro de eserse [n] exercise book, practice book
libro de fables [n] story book
libro de fato [n] non-fiction book
libro de festa [n] festschrift, liber amicorum
libro de imajina [n] fiction book
libro de imnos [n] hymn book, hymnal
libro de mapas [n] atlas
libro de modeles [n] copybook
libro de notas [n] notebook
libro de pox [n] pocketbook, small notebook
libro de preas [n] prayer book, book of prayer
libro de resetas [n] recipe book, cookbook
libro de scola [n] schoolbook
libro de stratejia [n] book of strategies, playbook (American football)
libro de telefon [n] phone book, telephone directory
libro de viaja [n] travel guide; travelog/travelogue
libro de xeces [n] checkbook/chequebook
libro dur [n] hardback, hardcover
libro enrolada [n] scroll
libro mol [n] paperback, softback, softcover
libro nonvendeda [n] remaindered book, unsold book
libreria [n] bookshop, bookstore
libreta [n] booklet, pamphlet, brochure; libretto
libreta de fosfores [n] book of matches, matchbook
libromanica [a] book fanatic, bookworm
libromanica [n] book fanatic, bookworm
libron [n] tome, hefty book
licen [n] lichen (plant)
licenosa [a] lichenous, lichened
liciris [n] licorice/liquorice
licopodio [n] clubmoss (plant)
licor [n] liqueur
licuida [a] liquid (including assets), fluid
licuida [n] liquid, fluid
licuida de coreti [n] correction fluid, whiteout
licuidador [n] liquidizer/liquidiser, blender
licuidi [v] liquefy, liquify, liquidize/liquidise; liquidate
licuidi [v] liquefy, liquify, liquidize/liquidise; liquidate
licuidi [n] liquefaction, liquidation
licuidia [n] liquidity
licuidin [a] liquidlike, liquid
licuidor [n] liquidator
semilicuida [a] semiliquid
semilicuida [n] semiliquid
Lidia [n] Lydia
Lietuva [n] Lithuania
lietuvisce [a] Lithuanian
lietuvisce [n] Lithuanian (person, language)
liga [n] league (for sport championship)
ligamento [n] ligament, sinew
ligase [n] ligase
lignito [n] lignite, brown coal
Liguria [n] Liguria
ligurian [a] Ligurian
ligurian [n] Ligurian
Mar Liguria [n] Ligurian Sea
ligustro [n] privet (plant)
lil [n] lily
lil de dia [n] daylily
lil-de-mar [n] sea lily
lil de neva [n] snowdrop
lil tigrin [n] tiger lily
lila [a] lilac (color/colour)
lila [n] lilac (plant)
Lilongue [n] Lilongwe
Lilongwe [n] Lilongwe
lim [n] lime, key lime (tree, fruit)
limeta [n] sweet lime, sweet lemon, sweet limetta
limon [n] lemon
limonin [a] lemony, lemonlike
limonosa [a] lemony
lima [n] file (tool)
lima de emeri [n] emery board
lima de ungia [n] nail file
limi [v] file (smoothe)
Lima [n] Lima
limasa [n] slug
limbica [a] limbic
limbo [n] limbo (religion)
limbo [n] limbo (dance)
Limburg [n] Limburg (Dutch or Belgian province)
limburgan [a] Limburgish, Limburgian
limeric [n] limerick
limfa [n] lymph
limfal [a] lymphatic
limfo- [P] lympho- (lymph)
limfoblasto [n] lymphoblast (biology)
limfoide [a] lymphoid
limfoma [n] lymphoma
limfoma de Hodgkin [n] Hodgkin lymphoma
limfopoiese [n] lymphopoiesis (biology)
limfosite [n] lymphocyte, white blood cell
limfosite B [n] B-cell, B lymphocite
limfosite NK [n] natural killer cell, large granular lymphocyte
limfosite T [n] T-cell, T lymphocyte
limfosital [a] lymphocytic
limina [n] threshold, doorstep
suliminal [a] subliminal
limita [v] limit, delimit, demarcate, check, curb; cap (price)
limita [n] limit, boundary, bound, frontier, delimitation, demarcation, threshold, cut-off, limitation
limita de arbores [n] treeline
limita de neva [n] snowline
limita de tempo [n] deadline, time limit
limita masima [n] upper limit, cap, ceiling
limitada [a] limited, finite, bounded
limital [a] borderline (just on the edge, personality disorder)
limitas [n] limits, bounds, extent, ambit, scope
nonlimitada [a] unlimited, infinite, boundless, unbounded, countless, innumerable
pone un limita [v] impose a limit, draw the line
sin limita [a] unlimited, limitless, infinite, boundless, unbounded, countless, innumerable
limonada [n] lemonade
limpa [a] clean
limpi [v] become clean, clean up
limpi [v] clean, clean up; wipe, mop; clear, bus (table); sweep (chimney)
limpi etnical [n] ethnic cleansing
limpia [n] cleanliness
limpibota [n] bootblack, boots
limpida [a] cleaned
limpisala [n] room cleaner, chambermaid
limpor [n] cleaner (person), scrubwoman, charwoman, charlady
limpor de sala [n] chambermaid
nonlimpa [a] unclean
limusin [n] limousine, limo
lince [n] lynx
Lince [n] Lynx (constellation)
lince rojin [n] bobcat, red lynx
lineta [n] linnet, twite (bird)
linga [n] linga, lingam (Hinduism)
lingua [n] tongue; language; speech (ability)
lingua aidante [n] auxiliary language
lingua construida [n] constructed language, conlang, artificial language
lingua de asembla [n] assembly language
lingua de marca [n] markup language
lingua de programeta [n] scripting language, extension language
lingua de programi [n] programming language
lingua de sinia [n] sign language
lingua desiniada [n] planned language, artificial language
lingua franca [n] lingua franca, bridge language, common language, trade language, auxiliary language, vehicular language, link language
Lingua Franca Nova [n] Lingua Franca Nova
bilingual [a] bilingual
bilingual [n] bilingual, bilingual person
bilingualisme [n] bilingualism
interlingua [n] international language; Interlingua
lingual [a] lingual (of the tongue); linguistic (of language)
lingui [v] tongue, touch with one's tongue
linguin [a] tonguelike; language-like
linguiste [n] linguist
lingua prima [n] first language, native language, native tongue, mother tongue
monolingual [a] monolingual
monolingual [n] monolingual, monolingual person
multilingual [a] multilingual
multilingual [n] polyglot
multilingualisme [n] multilingualism
paleolinguiste [n] paleolinguist/palaeolinguist
sosiolinguiste [n] sociolinguist
linguaje [n] language (style), wording
linguaje de corpo [n] body language
linguine [n] linguine (food)
linguistica [n] linguistics
linguistica computal [n] computational linguistics
interlinguiste [n] interlinguist
interlinguistica [n] interlinguistics
interlinguistical [a] interlinguistic
linguistical [a] linguistic (pertaining to linguistics)
linguisticiste [n] linguist, linguistics expert
neurolinguistica [n] neurolinguistics
neurolinguistical [a] neurolinguistic
paleolinguistica [n] paleolinguistics/palaeolinguistics
psicolinguistica [n] psycholinguistics
sosiolinguistica [n] sociolinguistics, socia lingvoscienco
linia [v] line (mark lines on)
linia [n] line (including of text, verse, phone), row; rank (chess)
duilinia [n] hemistich
linia de comandas [n] command line (software)
linia de familia [n] lineage, family line, line of descent, bloodline, pedigree
linia de sangue [n] bloodline, pedigree
linia direta [n] direct line, hotline
linia media [n] midline
linia orizonal [n] horizontal line, dash
en linia [a] online
en linia reta [A] in a straight line, in a beeline, as the crow flies
estra linia [a] offline
linias de fas [n] facial features
liniada [a] lined (marked with lines)
linial [a] linear, lineal
linialia [n] linearity
liniaoio [n] eyeliner
linieta [n] short line, dash
linieta longa [n] em dash
linieta corta [n] en dash
linietosa [a] dashed (line)
multilinial [a] multilinial
nonlinial [a] non-linear
retilinial [a] rectilinear
sulinia [v] underline, underscore
sulinia [n] underlining; underline, underscore (character)
vade en linia reta a [v] head straight for, make a beeline for
lino [n] flax, linseed (plant)
linosa [a] flaxen; treated with linseed
linolio [n] linoleum, lino
lintel [n] lintel, lintol, transom
Linux [n] Linux
linuxor [n] Linux user
linxa [v] lynch
linxa [n] lynching
lipase [n] lipase
lipido [a] lipid (chemistry)
lipido [n] lipid
lipo- [P] lipo- (fat)
lira [n] lyre
Lira [n] Lyra (constellation)
lira [n] lira (currency)
lirica [a] lyrical, lyric
liricia [n] lyricism
liriodendro [n] tulip tree
liron [n] dormouse
lisa [a] smooth, sleek; uncreased, crisp (cloth, paper)
lisador [n] sander, smoother
lisador de banda [n] belt sander, strip sander
lisi [v] smoothe, streamline
lisi [v] smoothe, streamline; sand (wood), polish
lisia [n] smoothness
Lisboa [n] Lisbon
lisca [v] slide, slip, glide, coast, swipe
lisca [v] slide, slip, push
lisca [n] slip, glide
lisca de tera [n] landslide, landslip
lisca e pone [v] drag and drop (software)
lisca sur acua [v] aquaplane, hydroplane
lisca sur aira [v] glide
liscable [a] slidable, sliding
liscador [n] slider; hovercraft
liscante [n] glissando
liscasapato [n] shoehorn, shoe spoon
liscatera [n] landslide, landslip
lisceta [v] glitch, goof, slip, slip up
lisceta [n] glitch, goof, booboo, boob, slip, slip-up
liscosa [a] slippery, slick
liscosia [n] slipperiness
nonliscosa [a] non-slip
liscor [n] flying possum, flying phalanger, glider (marsupial)
lise [n] lysis
-lise [S] -lysis (decomposition)
-lisica [S] -lytic
lisensa [v] license
lisensa [n] license/licence, permit, pass, warrant
lisensa de motoriste [n] driver's license/licence, driving license/licence
lisensa de primi [n] imprimatur
lisensada [a] licensed
nonlisensada [a] unlicensed
liseo [n] high school, secondary school, lycee, lyceum
lisean [n] high-school student, lycee student
lisosoma [n] lysosome (biology)
lista [v] list, itemize/itemise
lista [n] list
lista cadenida [n] linked list
lista unuple cadenida [n] singly linked list
lista duple cadenida [n] doubly linked list
lista cadente [n] drop-down list
lista de benes [n] inventory
lista de contenidas [n] packing slip; (ship's) manifest
lista de demandas [n] list of questions, questionnaire, form
lista de desiradas [n] wish list
lista de eras [n] errata
lista de medisines [n] formulary, pharmacopoeia
lista de salarios [n] payroll
lista de sertis [n] checklist
lista distribuinte [n] mailing list (email)
lista negra [n] blacklist
nonlistada [a] unlisted
pone en lista negra [v] blacklist
litania [n] litany
litica [a] lithic
-litica [S] -lithic
litiga [v] litigate, prosecute, sue, take to court, put on trial, arraign, try, proceed against
litiga [n] litigation, suit, lawsuit, trial, prosecution, case (law)
litiga falida [n] mistrial, aborted trial
litiga falsa [n] mock trial
litigable [a] accountable, responsible, actionable
litigor [n] litigator, litigant
litigor de stato [n] state attorney (civil law)
litigosa [a] litigious
prelitigal [a] pretrial
litio [n] lithium
lito- [P] litho- (stone)
-lito [S] -lith (stone)
litografia [n] lithography
litografi [v] lithograph
litografi [n] lithograph
litolojia [n] lithology
litorina [n] winkle, periwinkle (mollusk/mollusc)
litote [n] litotes, understatement (rhetoric)
litotrof [a] lithotrophic (biology)
litotrof [n] lithotroph
litotrofia [n] lithotrophia
litre [n] liter/litre (unit of capacity)
cilolitre [n] kiloliter/kilolitre
decalitre [n] decaliter/decalitre
desilitre [n] deciliter/decilitre
ectolitre [n] hectoliter/hectolitre
mililitre [n] milliliter/millilitre
sentilitre [n] centiliter/centilitre
liturjia [n] liturgy
liturjial [a] liturgical
litvac [a] Litvak
litvac [n] Litvak, Lithuanian Jew
litxi [n] lychee (tree, fruit)
Liubliana [n] Ljubljana
livermorio [n] livermorium (element)
lixivia [v] leach (drain)
lixivia [v] leach (drain)
lixivia [n] leaching
lixiviada [n] leachate
Lixtenstain [n] Liechtenstein
lixtenstaines [a] Liechtenstein
lixtenstaines [n] Liechtensteiner
lo [m] it; the one, that (instead of repeating a recently used noun)
lo cual [E] that which, what
Lobamba [n] Lobamba
lobe [n] lobe
lobe de orea [n] earlobe
lobosa [a] lobed
lobio [n] lobio
lobotomia [n] lobotomy
lobotomi [v] lobotomize/lobotomise
loca [v] locate, place, site, position
loca [n] place, location, position, spot, site, whereabouts, locale
loca bela [n] beauty spot (place with beautiful scenery)
loca de nase [n] birthplace
loca de note [n] nightclub, night spot
loca de orienta [n] landmark (navigation)
loca misera [n] wretched place, hellhole, dump
loca sin sorti [n] dead end; stalemate, deadlock, impasse
loca ueb [n] website
loca web [n] website
a esta loca [A] at this place, here; to this place, to here, hither
desloca [v] dislocate, displace, offset, shift
desloca [n] dislocation, displacement, offset, shift
desloca blu [n] blueshift
desloca de bites [n] bit shift
desloca de vocales [n] vowel shift
desloca roja [n] red shift
deslocada [a] dislocated, displaced, askew, awry
en alga loca [A] in some place, somewhere
en cualce loca [A] in any place, anywhere (at all), wherever (you like)
en cualce loca do [s] in any place where, wherever
en esta loca [A] in this place, at this place, here
en loca [A] instead
en loca de [p] instead of, in place of, rather than
en mea loca [A] in my place, instead of me
en no loca [A] in no place, nowhere
en no otra loca [A] in no other place, nowhere else
en nosa loca [A] in our place, instead of us
en sua loca [A] in its place, in their place, instead
en tua loca [A] in your place, instead of you
en vosa loca [A] in your place, instead of you
jeolocali [v] geolocate
jeolocali [n] geolocation, GPS
local [a] local
locali [v] become local, localize
locali [v] make local, localize, trace, track, pinpoint
locali [n] localization/localisation
localisme [n] localism, parochialism
popla local [n] local people, local population, locals
reloca [v] move, relocate; translate (geometry)
reloca [n] move, relocation; translation (geometry)
reloca a stranjer [v] offshore (a business)
reloca a stranjer [n] offshoring
reloca se [v] relocate, move house
relocali [v] relocalize/relocalise, resettle
relocor [n] removals specialist, removal man
locativa [a] locative (grammar)
locativa [n] locative (grammar)
loco [a] crazy, insane, mad, wacky, zany, nuts, bonkers, bananas, unhinged
loco [n] lunatic, loony, nut, nutcase, nutter, madman, madwoman
loceria [n] madhouse, nuthouse, bedlam, lunatic asylum, insane asylum
loci [v] go crazy, go insane, go mad, go nuts, go bonkers, go bananas, go round the bend, lose one's mind, lose one's marbles
loci [v] make crazy, drive mad, madden, unhinge
locia [n] madness, craziness, insanity, lunacy
locomotiva [n] locomotive, engine
locomotiva de vapor [n] steam locomotive, steam engine
locomotivor [n] engine driver, train engineer
locusta [n] locust, grasshopper
locusta solitar [n] grasshopper (when not swarming)
locusta xamante [n] locust (when swarming)
loda [v] praise, laud, glorify, exalt, commend, extol, hail, eulogize/eulogise, acclaim; compliment, congratulate, flatter
loda [n] praise, kudos, compliment, congratulation, glory, exaltation, eulogy, panegyric, encomium, citation, commendation
loda duple [v] praise twice, give two thumbs up to
loda falsa [n] false praise, hype, puffery
loda zelosa [v] praise enthusiastically, rave about
con loda masima [A] with the highest praise, summa cum laude
lodable [a] laudable, praiseworthy, commendable, admirable
lodante [a] praising, congratulatory, flattering
lodas [e] congratulations, my compliments, well done, bravo; hail (old-fashioned greeting)
nonlodada [a] unpraised, unsung
nonlodante [a] unflattering
loden [n] loden, loden cloth (fabric)
loes [n] loess (soil)
lofio [n] monkfish
lofofora [n] lophophore (biology)
lofotrocozon [n] lophotrochozoon (pl. lophotrochozoa) (organism)
logaritmo [n] logarithm
logaritmo binar [n] natural logarithm
logaritmo desimal [n] common logarithm， decimal logarithm, Briggsian logarithm
logaritmo natural [n] natural logarithm
logaritmal [a] logarithmic
logo [n] logo, emblem
logo- [P] logo- (words)
logofilia [n] logophilia, love of words
logofilica [a] logophilic, word-loving
logofilica [n] logophile, lover of words
logografia [n] logography
logogram [n] logogram
Logudoro [n] Logudoro (Sardinian region)
logudores [a] Logudorese (person, language)
logudores [n] Logudorese (person, language)
lojia [n] loggia, veranda; box (theater/theatre)
lojia de acusada [n] dock (in court)
lojia de atestor [n] witness stand, witness box
lojia de juria [n] jury box
-lojia [S] -logy (study)
lojica [n] logic
es lojical [v] be logical, make sense
lojical [a] logical; Boolean
lojicalia [n] logicality
lojiciste [n] logician
nonlojical [a] illogical
nonlojicalia [n] illogicality
lojistica [n] logistics
lojistical [a] logistical
lolardo [n] Lollard
lolardisme [n] Lollardism, Lollardy
lolio [n] ryegrass, darnel
lom [n] loam (soil)
lomosa [a] loamy
Lombardia [n] Lombardy (Italian region)
lombard [a] Lombard
lombard [n] Lombard
lombo [n] loin, loins, lower back
lombal [a] lumbar
Lome [n] Lomé
lomen [n] lo mein (food)
lona [n] canvas, sailcloth
lona catranida [n] tarpaulin, tarp
lona de polietilen [n] polythene tarpaulin, polytarp
de lona [a] canvas
London [n] London
longa [a] long
longa [A] long, for a long time, for a long way
como longa [E] how long
longi [v] lengthen, elongate, prolong, protract
longi [v] lengthen, elongate, prolong, protract
longi [n] elongation, prolongation
longi par du metres [E] become two meters/metres longer
longia [n] length, duration
longia de onda [n] wavelength
longida [a] elongated, prolate
par longia [A] lengthwise, lengthways
tra longa [A] for a long time
Isola Longa [n] Long Island
longo [p] along, up, down (following or in parallel with)
longo [p] according to
a longo [A] along
lonjitude [n] longitude
lonjitude de sielo [n] right ascension
lonjitudal [a] longitudinal
lonxura [n] mannikin, silverbill (bird)
lor [D] their
la lor [m] theirs, their one
la lores [m] theirs (plural), their ones
lor propre [D] their own
lores [m] theirs (plural), their ones
lordose [n] lordosis
lordosica [a] lordosic
Loren [n] Lorraine
loren [a] Lorraine
lori [n] lory, lorikeet (bird)
loris [n] loris (primate)
lorisifero [n] loricifer (organism)
los [m] they; them
los ci [E] they who
losa [n] earthenware
de losa [a] earthenware
losion [n] lotion
losion de rasa [n] aftershave
loti [n] loti, maloti
loto [n] lotto, lottery; bingo, keno
Louisiana [n] Louisiana (US state)
lsd [n] LSD (drug)
lua [v] rent, hire, lease, let
lua [n] rental, hiring, leasing
luable [a] rentable, rental, to let
luasala [n] lodger
luor [n] renter, tenant, lodger
ofre per lua [v] rent out, hire out
sulua [v] sublease, sublet
suluor [n] subletter, sublessee, subtenant
Luanda [n] Luanda
luau [n] luau, lūʻau (Hawaiian feast)
Lubnan [n] Lebanon
lubnani [a] Lebanese
lubnani [n] Lebanese
lubrica [v] lubricate, lube
lubrica [n] lubrication
lubricante [a] lubricating
lubricante [n] lubricant, lube
lucanido [n] stag beetle
lucarna [n] skylight, dormer (window); basement window, pavement light, vault light
ludisme [n] Luddism
ludiste [n] Luddite
lufa [n] luffa, loofah (plant, sponge)
luje [n] luge (toboggan)
luji [v] luge
lumbago [n] lumbago (medical)
lumen [n] lumen (unit of light, tubular cavity)
lumina [v] illuminate, light, enlighten, brighten, highlight
lumina [n] illumination (action, result), highlight; enlightenment
lumina fondal [n] backlight, backlighting
lumina ultravioleta [n] ultraviolet light, ultaviolet lighting, black light, blacklight
contralumina [v] counterilluminate
contralumina [n] counterillumination
luminada [a] illuminated, lit
luminada par luna [a] moonlit
luminada par sol [a] sunlit
Luminadas [n] Illuminati
luminosa [a] luminous, lucid
luminosia [n] luminosity
nonluminada [a] unilluminated; unenlightened, benighted
luminese [v] luminesce, glow
luminese [n] luminescence, glow
bioluminese [v] bioluminesce
bioluminese [n] bioluminescence
bioluminesente [a] bioluminescent
luminesente [a] luminescent, luminous, glowing
luna [n] moon
luna de miel [n] honeymoon
luna jibosa cresente [n] waxing gibbous moon
luna jibosa descresente [n] waning gibbous moon
luna oscur [n] new moon
luna plen [n] full moon
duiluna [n] half moon
duiluna cresente [n] first quarter moon
duiluna descresente [n] last quarter moon
lunal [a] lunar
luneta [n] small moon, natural satellite
lunin [a] lunate, crescent, moon-shaped
sulunan [a] sublunar (astronomy)
lundi [n] Monday
lunlotra [m] each other, one another
con lunlotra [A] with each other, together
pos lunlotra [A] one after another, one by one, one for one, consecutively, sequentially
lupa [n] magnifying glass, magnifier, loupe
lupin [n] lupin (plant)
lupo [n] wolf
Lupo [n] Lupus (constellation)
lupia [n] wolfiness, wolfishness, wolfhood
lupin [a] wolfy, wolfish
lupulo [n] hop (plant)
lupus [n] lupus (medical)
lus [n] light (phenomenon)
lus clar de dia [n] clear light of day, broad daylight
lus de dia [n] daylight; daytime, day
lus de lampa [n] lamplight
lus de luna [n] moonlight
lus de sol [n] sunlight
lus de stela [n] starlight
lus final [n] dusk, twilight
lus prima [n] dawn, twilight
lus refletada [n] reflected light, glare
duilus [n] half-light, twilight
luseta [n] glow, glimmer, faint light
Lusaca [n] Lusaka
lusio [n] pike (fish)
luso [n] luxury (item)
estrema lusosa [a] extremely luxurious, high-end
lusosa [a] luxurious, luxuriant, opulent, lavish, sumptuous, sensuous, rich, deluxe, lush, posh, ritzy, swanky, designer
lusosia [n] luxury (state)
luta [v] wrestle, rassle, grapple, struggle, contend, scramble; flail, thrash around; falter, doubt, hesitate
luta [v] cause to struggle
luta [n] wrestling, struggle, altercation, contention
lutor [n] wrestler, fighter
lutefisc [n] lutefisk (food)
luteran [a] Lutheran
luteran [n] Lutheran
luteranisme [n] Lutheranism (Christianity)
lutesio [n] lutetium (element)
luto [n] lute
luto arabi [n] oud, arabian lute
lutin [a] lutelike, lute-shaped
lutiste [n] lutist, lute player
lutra [n] otter
lux [n] lux (unit of light)
Luxemburg [n] Luxembourg
luxemburges [a] Luxembourgish
luxemburges [n] Luxembourger
Luzon [n] Luzon (island)
Streta Luzon [n] Luzon Strait
m [x] m
ma [c] but, whereas, while
maa [e] baa
Maca [n] Mecca
macabre [a] macabre, grim, ghoulish, ghastly, grisly, gruesome
macaca [n] macaque
macaca resus [n] rhesus monkey, rhesus macaque
macadamia [n] macadamia (tree)
macaron [n] macaroon
macaroni [n] macaroni
Macau [n] Macau, Macao
macau [a] Macanese
macau [n] Macanese
Macedonia [n] Macedonia
Macedonia Norde [n] North Macedonia
macedonsce [a] Macedonian
macedonsce norde [n] North Macedonian
norde macedonsce [a] North Macedonian
macero [n] mackerel
macia [v] make up, apply cosmetics to
macia [n] makeup, cosmetics
macia de teatro [n] greasepaint
desmacia [v] clean makeup off, remove makeup from
desmaciante [n] cleanser
maciste [n] makeup artist
macina [n] machine, mechanism
macina de fili [n] spinning wheel
macina de soma [n] adding machine
macina de tempo [n] time machine
macina de vapor [n] steam engine
macinal [a] mechanical, clockwork
macinas [n] machines, machinery
macineria [n] machine room
macineta [n] device, gadget, contraption; peripheral (device)
macini [n] mechanization/mechanisation
macini [v] mechanize/mechanise
maciniste [n] mechanic, machinist; artificer
servomacina [n] servomechanism
macrame [n] macrame (art)
macro [a] close-up (image)
macro [n] close-up; macro (software)
macro- [P] macro- (large)
macrofago [n] macrophage (biology)
macropodo [n] macropod
macrosefalia [n] macrocephaly (medical)
macrosefalica [a] macrocephalic, macrocephalous
macua [a] Makua, Makhuwa (person, language)
macua [n] Makua, Makhuwa (person, language)
macula [n] macula, macula lutea (anatomy)
maculal [a] macular
Madagasicara [n] Madagascar
malagasi [a] Malagasy
malagasi [n] Malagasy (person, language)
madalena [n] madeleine (cake)
Madera [n] Madeira (island)
Isolas Madera [n] Madeira Islands
madjong [n] mahjong (game)
madona [n] madonna
madras [n] madras (fabric)
madre [n] mother
madre de batiza [n] godmother
madre futur [n] mother-to-be
madre par sposi [n] mother-in-law
madre sin sposo [n] single mother
comadre [n] midwife
comadria [n] midwifery
estramadre [n] stepmother
madral [a] maternal; maternity (leave, dress)
madria [n] motherhood, maternity
madrin [a] motherly
madrin [n] mother figure, godmother
madron [n] matriarch
sin madre [a] motherless
Madrid [n] Madrid
madrigal [n] madrigal (music)
madriside [v] commit matricide
madriside [n] matricide (action)
madrisidor [n] matricide (person)
madrugada [n] early hours (of the morning), last part of the night
mafia [n] mafia
mafior [n] mafioso, member of a mafia
Magallanes, Streta [n] Strait of Magellan, Straits of Magellan
Magiar [n] Hungary
magiar [a] Hungarian
magiar [n] Hungarian
magma [n] magma (geology)
magmal [a] magmatic, igneous
magnesio [n] magnesium
magnete [n] magnet
magnetal [a] magnetic (pertaining to magnets)
magneti [v] magnetize/magnetise
magneti [v] magnetize/magnetise
magneti [n] magnetization/magnetisation
magnetia [n] magnetism
magnetin [a] magnet-like, magnetic
eletromagnete [n] electromagnet
eletromagnetal [a] electromagnetic
eletromagnetia [n] electromagnetism
paramagnete [n] paramagnet
paramagnetal [a] paramagnetic
magnetica [n] magnetics, magnetism
paleomagnetica [n] paleomagnetism/palaeomagnetism
magnetometre [n] magnetometer
magnetometria [n] magnetometry
magnolia [n] magnolia
magra [a] thin, slim, slender, svelte, lean, willowy, skinny, narrow, fine, gracile; gaunt, paltry, meager/meagre
magri [v] thin, slim, emaciate
magri [v] thin, slim, constrict
magri [n] thinning, emaciation, constriction
magria [n] thinness, slimness, slenderness
nonmagra [a] pudgy, chubby, tubby, rotund
Magreb [n] Maghreb
magrebi [a] Maghrebi
magrebi [n] Maghrebi
Magrib [n] Morocco
magribi [a] Moroccan
magribi [n] Moroccan
mahaiana [n] Mahayana, Great Vehicle (Buddhism)
maharaja [n] maharajah (Indian prince)
maharani [n] maharani (Indian princess)
maharixi [n] maharishi (Hinduism)
mahatma [n] mahatma (holy person)
mahayana [n] Mahayana, Great Vehicle (Buddhism)
mahimahi [n] mahi-mahi, dolphinfish
maia [a] Mayan
maia [n] Mayan (person, language family)
maiasauro [n] maiasaurus (dinosaur)
Maine [n] Maine (US state)
Golfo Maine [n] Gulf of Maine
mainel [n] mullion (architecture)
maio [n] May
maiones [n] mayonnaise, mayo
maior [n] mayor
maioral [a] mayoral
vismaior [n] vice-mayor, alderman
Maiorca [n] Mallorca, Majorca
Maiote [n] Mahore, Mayotte (island)
maiotes [a] Mahoran
maiotes [n] Mahoran
Mayote [n] Mahore, Mayotte (island)
mayotes [a] Mahoran
mayotes [n] Mahoran
mais [n] corn, maize
mais moleda [n] hominy
maitili [a] Maithil, Maithili (person, language)
maitili [n] Maithil, Maithili (person, language)
maitnerio [n] meitnerium (element)
majel [a] Marshallese
majel [n] Marshallese, Marshall Islander; Marshallese (language)
Isolas Majel [n] Marshall Islands
majenta [a] magenta
majenta [n] magenta
majenti [v] turn magenta, become magenta
majenti [v] turn magenta, make magenta
majeste [a] majestic, majestical
majestia [n] majesty
majia [n] magic, sorcery; conjuring
majia de mano [n] sleight of hand, prestidigitation
maji [v] magic (up), conjure (up), achieve by magical means
maji a via [v] magic away, magically remove, spirit away
majial [a] magic
majiosa [a] magic, magical
majiste [n] magician, conjuror, illusionist
majo [n] mage, magus (pl. magi)
major [a] major, key, bigtime, big-league; great; senior, the elder
major [n] major (officer)
majori [v] capitalize/capitalise, become converted to uppercase
majori [v] capitalize/capitalise, convert to uppercase
majoria [n] majority, preponderance
majoran [n] marjoram (plant)
Majuro [n] Majuro
Makassar [n] Makassar
Streta Makassar [n] Makassar Strait
mal [a] bad, invalid, wrong
mal [A] badly, wrongly
mal [n] bad person, evil person, wicked person; bad thing, evil thing, wicked thing
mal- [P] mis-, bad-, ill- (added to verbs: a worse variant of the action, often a specialized sense); (added to nouns: insult)
cua es mal? [E] what's wrong?, what's the matter?
fa mal [v] do wrong; do wrongly
mal fa [n] wrongdoing, bad deed
mali [v] turn bad, become corrupt; worsen, degenerate, deteriorate, spoil
mali [v] make bad, corrupt; worsen, exacerbate, aggravate
mali [n] worsening, degeneration, deterioration, corruption, exacerbation
malia [n] evil, wickedness
malida [a] deteriorated, corrupt, degenerate, spoiled (food)
nonmalida [a] unspoiled, uncorrupted, unsullied
plu mal [a] worse
plu mal [A] worse
Malabo [n] Malabo
malacita [n] malachite (mineral)
malada [a] sick, ill, unwell, indisposed, ailing
malada [n] invalid
malada de ama [a] lovelorn, lovesick
malada de cor [a] heartsick (with heart disease); despondent, sorrowful, melancholic
malada de mar [a] seasick
malada de posenebria [a] hung over
maladeria [n] infirmary, sick bay
maladerior [n] infirmary nurse
maladi [v] sicken, become sick, fall ill, catch an illness
maladi [v] make ill
maladia [n] disease, illness, sickness, ailment, malady
maladia de altia [n] altitude sickness, mountain sickness
maladia de ama [n] lovesickness
maladia de bestias [n] murrain, disease of cattle
maladia de descompresa [n] decompression sickness, the bends
maladia de dormi [n] sleeping sickness, trypanosomiasis
maladia de mar [n] seasickness
maladia de Parkinson [n] Parkinson's disease, parkinsonism
maladia de vola [n] airsickness
maladia mental [n] mental illness
maladiosa [a] sickly, frequently ill
malagatani [n] mulligatawny (soup)
malaialam [a] Malayalam (person, language)
malaialam [n] Malayalam (person, language)
Malaisia [n] Malaysia
malaisian [a] Malaysian
malaisian [n] Malaysian
Malaka, Streta [n] Strait of Malacca, Straits of Malacca
malaria [n] malaria
antimalarial [a] antimalarial
Malaui [n] Malawi
malaui [a] Malawian
malaui [n] Malawian
Lago Malaui [n] Lake Malawi, Lake Nyasa, Lake Niassa
Malawi [n] Malawi
malawi [a] Malawian
malawi [n] Malawian
Lago Malawi [n] Lake Malawi, Lake Nyasa, Lake Niassa
Maldives [n] Maldives
maldivan [a] Maldivian
maldivan [n] Maldivian (person, language)
Male [n] Malé
maleol [n] malleolus
maleol esterna [n] lateral malleolus
maleol interna [n] medial malleolus
Mali [n] Mali
malian [a] Malian
malian [n] Malian
malie [n] chain mail
malta [n] malt
malti [v] malt
Malta [n] Malta
malti [a] Maltese
malti [n] Maltese (person, language)
maltase [n] maltase (enzyme)
malthusian [a] malthusian
malthusianisme [n] malthusianism
maltosa [n] maltose (sugar)
Malucu [n] Maluku, Molucca
Isolas Malucu [n] Maluku Islands, Moluccas
Mar Malucu [n] Molucca Sea
maluro [n] Australian wren
malva [a] mauve (color/colour)
malva [n] mallow (plant)
Malvina, Isolas [n] Falkland Islands
mama [n] (colloquial) mum, mom, mummy, mommy, mama (mother)
mamal [n] mammal
mambo [n] mambo (dance)
mamela [n] udder, mammary gland; (colloquial) boob, tit, knocker (breast)
a mamela [a] suckling
mamelal [a] mammary
mamelin [a] udderlike
mamluc [a] Mamluk, Mameluke
mamluc [n] Mamluk, Mameluke
mamograf [n] mammograph
mamografi [v] mammograph
mamografia [n] mammography
mamogram [n] mammogram
mamute [n] mammoth, mastodon
mamute lanosa [n] woolly mammoth
Man, Isola [n] Isle of Man
manes [a] Manx
manes [n] Manx (person, language)
mana [n] manna (miracle food)
manacin [n] manakin (bird)
manada [n] herd, drove, mob (people, monkeys), pack (wolves), pride (lions), flock (birds), gaggle (geese), school (fish), pod (whales), swarm (insects), horde (barbarians); rabble, riffraff, hoi polloi
manadi [v] flock, mass, congregate
manadi [v] congregate, amass, gather together
manadi flax [n] flash mob
manadin [a] herdlike
manadinte [a] flocking; gregarious
manador [n] drover, herdsman
Managua [n] Managua
Manama [n] Manama
manat [n] manat
manati [n] manatee, sea cow
manca [v] be missing, be wanting, be lacking, fall short
manca [n] lack, deficiency, insufficiency, dearth, scarcity, deficit, shortage, shortfall, shortcoming
mancante [a] missing, wanting, lacking, scarce, scant, meager/meagre, sparse
senti la manca de [v] miss, feel the loss of, feel the absence of
mancala [n] mancala (game)
mandala [n] mandala (Buddhism, Hinduism)
mandarin [n] mandarin (official); zebra finch (bird)
mandarino [n] mandarin tree
mandarina [n] mandarin, mandarine
Mandeb, Streta [n] Mandeb Strait, Bab-el-Mandeb
mandeisme [n] Mandaeism, Sabianism
mandibula [n] jaw, jawbone, mandible
mandinca [a] Mandinka (person, language)
mandinca [n] Mandinka (person, language)
Mandju [n] Manchuria (Chinese region)
mandju [a] Manchu
mandju [n] Manchu
mandola [n] mandola (musical instrument)
mandolin [n] mandolin (musical instrument)
mandorla [n] mandorla, vesica piscis
mandragora [n] mandrake (plant)
mandril [n] mandrill (monkey)
maneja [v] manage, operate (machinery), run (organization/organisation), helm, administer, administrate, handle (tool); take care of (a task); cope with
maneja [n] management, operation, running, administration
maneja de casa [n] housekeeping
maneja de contas [n] account management
maneja de linguas [n] language planning
maneja sin [v] do without, manage without
malmaneja [v] mismanage, mishandle
malmaneja [n] mismanagement, mishandling
manejable [a] manageable, tractable
manejablia [n] manageability, tractability
manejal [a] administrative
manejor [n] manager, administrator, operator, steward, seneschal, majordomo, master
manejor de casa [n] housekeeper
manejor de servores [n] butler
nonmanejable [a] unmanageable
manera [n] manner, way of behaving, mannerism
de bon maneras [a] well-mannered
de mal maneras [a] ill-mannered, uncouth
manerisme [n] mannerism (art style)
maneriste [a] mannerist (art style)
manga [n] sleeve; cuff (blood pressure)
manga de camisa [n] shirtsleeve
manga de venta [n] windsock
mangeta [n] cuff, turn-up
la Manga [n] the English Channel
Isolas de la Manga [n] Channel Islands
sin manga [a] sleeveless
manga [n] manga (cartoon)
manganes [n] manganese (element)
mangera [n] hose, hosepipe, garden hose, flexible tube
mangeri [v] hose, hose down
mango [n] mango
mangoste [n] mongoose
Mani [n] Mani (prophet)
manisme [n] manicheanism/manichaeanism
maniste [a] manichean/manichaean
maniste [n] manichean/manichaean
mania [n] mania, addiction, fanaticism; craze, furore
-mania [S] -mania (medical, enthusiasm)
ipomania [n] hypomania (medical)
manica [a] manic, maniacal, fanatical, crazy, obsessive; hectic, frantic
manica [n] maniac, fanatic, junkie; addict; (colloquial) geek, nerd
-manica [S] -manic
manici [v] become manic, go berserk, go on a spree, behave frenetically
manici [n] bout of manic activity, spree, binge, frenzy
maniate [n] magnate, tycoon, mogul
manicin [n] mannequin (dummy, fashion model)
manico [n] handle (for holding), hilt (sword, knife), grip; handlebar; handhold
manico de porte [n] door handle, doorknob
manico de scopa [n] broomstick
manicos [n] handles, handlebars
manicura [v] manicure
manicura [n] manicure
manicuror [n] manicurist
Manila [n] Manila
manioca [n] manioc, cassava (tree, root)
manipula [v] manipulate; rig (experiment, election, etc.)
manipula [n] manipulation
manipula de opina [n] manipulation of opinion, spin
manipula distritos elejal [v] gerrymander
manipula gradal [v] gradually manipulate, work, ease (something into or out of a place)
manipula de votas [n] vote rigging, electoral fraud
manipula par autoduta [v] gaslight, play head games with, psychologically manipulate
manipulor [n] manipulator
Manitoba [n] Manitoba (Canadian province)
manitu [n] manitou (life force)
manivel [n] crank, crank handle
arbor de maniveles [n] crankshaft
maniveli [v] crank
Mannar, Golfo [n] Gulf of Mannar
mano [n] hand; handful
mano plen [n] handful
con mano destra [A] (done) right-handed
con mano en mano [a] hand in hand
con mano sinistra [A] (done) left-handed
con manos libre [A] hands free
de mano destra [a] right-handed (person)
de mano sinistra [a] left-handed (person)
fabricada par mano [a] made by hand, handmade
mani [v] handle
manodestra [a] right-handed
manodestra [n] right-hander
manosinistra [a] left-handed
manosinistra [n] left-hander, southpaw
par mano [a] by hand, manual, freehand
sur manos e jenos [a] on one's hands and knees, on all fours
manobra [v] maneuver/manoeuvre
manobra [v] maneuver/manoeuvre
manobra [n] maneuver/manoeuvre
manobra plu bon ca [v] outmaneuver/outmanoeuvre
manometre [n] manometer (pressure-measuring tool)
manoscrito [n] manuscript, autograph, codex, typescript
manteni [v] maintain, keep (in the same state), preserve; monitor
manteni [n] maintenance, preservation, upkeep
mantenida [a] maintained, kept
mantenor [n] janitor, caretaker, maintenance engineer, groundskeeper, groundsman; maintainer (software)
mantenor de eglesa [n] sexton
manticor [n] manticore (mythology)
mantis [n] mantis (insect)
mantos [n] mantophasmid, manto, gladiator, rock crawler (insect)
mantra [n] mantra (meditation)
manual [n] handbook, manual, reference book, guide, guidebook, vade mecum
manual de instrui [n] training manual, instruction book, textbook
manual de stilo [n] manual of style, style guide, stylebook
manual prima [n] primer, basic guide
manxa [v] stain, blemish, blot, mar, tarnish, taint, sully, besmirch, stigmatize/stigmatise, deface, disfigure; smudge, smear
manxa [n] stain, blemish, blot, blotch, spot, fleck; smudge, smear; marking, patch (animals, plants)
manxa de inca [n] inkblot
manxa de larmas [n] tearstain
manxa frotada [n] smudge, smear
manxa solal [n] sunspot
manxeta [v] speckle, fleck, spatter
manxeta [n] speckle, fleck
manxosa [a] blotchy, smudgy, mottled, dappled
nonmanxada [a] unmarked, unblemished, unsullied, untainted, immaculate, pristine, spotless
maori [a] Maori
maori [n] Maori
mapa [v] map, chart
mapa [n] map, mapping, chart
mapa de releva [n] relief map
mapa linial [n] linear mapping
mapada [a] mapped, charted
nonmapada [a] unmapped, uncharted
Maputo [n] Maputo
maputxe [a] Mapuche (person, language)
maputxe [n] Mapuche (person); Mapuche, Mapudungun (language)
mar [n] sea, ocean
mar alta [n] high seas, open ocean, open sea, main
a mar [A] at sea, offshore
acuamarin [a] aquamarine
acuamarin [n] aquamarine
de mar alta [a] pelagic, of the high seas
en la mar [A] in the sea, overboard
maral [a] marine, oceanic, maritime, seagoing, nautical
mareria [n] oceanarium
marin [a] sealike, salty, briny, brackish
marin [n] brine, salty water
marini [v] marinate in brine, marinade, pickle, brine
marinida [a] marinated, marinaded, pickled, brined
maror [n] sailor, seaman, seafarer
nonmaror [n] non-sailor, landlubber
su mar [a] submarine, undersea
su mar [A] under the sea
transmaral [a] transoceanic
ultramar [a] overseas, abroad
ultramar [A] overseas, abroad, beyond the sea
marabu [n] marabou (bird)
marabut [n] marabout (monk)
maraca [n] maraca (musical instrument)
Maracaibo, Lago [n] Lake Maracaibo
Marajo [n] Marajó (island)
marania [v] entangle, tangle, trap, enlace; mat, snarl, mess up
marania [n] tangle, mess; thicket
desmarania [v] disentangle, untangle, unravel, unsnarl
maraniada [a] tangled, matted, messy
maraniada en jelo [a] trapped in ice, icebound
maraniada en trafica [a] stuck in traffic
maranta [n] arrowroot (plant)
marascino [n] maraschino (drink)
marasmo [n] marasmus, wasting disease
marati [a] Marathi (person, language)
marati [n] Marathi (person, language)
maraton [n] marathon
maratoni [v] become a marathon, turn into a marathon
maratoni [v] marathon, make into a marathon, do a marathon watch of, binge-watch
maratonin [a] marathon-like, marathon
marca [v] mark, stamp, characterize/characterise, typify; select, flag, highlight (text in an editor)
marca [n] mark, stamp, brand (commercial), characterization/characterisation, identifier; marking (animals, plants)
marca comersial [n] trademark
marca como paiada [v] frank, mark as paid
marca de colpa [n] weal, wheal, welt
marca de cualia [n] hallmark
marca de orea [n] earmark
marca de paia [n] mark of payment, frank, franking mark
marca distinguinte [n] distinguishing mark, hallmark, trademark
marca postal [n] postmark
desmarca [v] unmark, deselect
marcada [a] marked
marcada par [a] characterized/characterised by, involving
marcador [n] marker, stamp
remarca [v] mark again; rebrand (a company)
remarca [n] rebranding
Marcesas, Isolas [n] Marquesas Islands
marci [n] marquess, marquis, margrave
marcesa [n] marchioness, marquise
marcia [n] march (land)
marco [n] mark
marco convertable [n] convertible mark
marea [v] feel dizzy, feel giddy, feel woozy; (head) swim
marea [v] make dizzy
mareada [a] dizzy, giddy, groggy, woozy
mareante [a] dizzying, blinding
marea [n] tide
marea alta [n] high tide
marea basa [n] low tide
marea forte [n] strong tide, riptide
mareal [a] tidal
marexal [n] marshal (officer)
marga [n] marl (soil)
margi [v] marl
margarina [n] margarine, marge, oleo
margarini [v] spread margarine on
margarita [n] daisy (plant)
margarita [n] margarita (drink)
Margarita [n] Margarita Island
marial [a] Marian
Mariana [n] Mariana
Foso Mariana [n] Mariana Trench, Marianas Trench
Isolas Mariana [n] Marianas
mariatxi [a] mariachi (music)
mariatxi [n] mariachi (music)
marieta [n] ladybird, ladybug, lady beetle
marimba [n] marimba (musical instrument)
marina [n] navy, fleet, armada
marinal [a] naval
marineta [n] flotilla
marinor [n] marine (soldier), member of the navy
marinara [n] marinara (sauce)
mariolojia [n] mariology
marioneta [n] marionette, puppet
marionetor [n] marionettist
marjin [n] margin
marjinal [a] marginal, fringe
marjinali [v] become marginalized/ised, be sidelined
marjinali [v] marginalize/marginalise
marjini [n] marginalization/marginalisation
marlin [n] marlin (fish)
Marmara [n] Marmara (island)
Mar Marmara [n] Marmara Sea, Sea of Marmara
marmelada [n] marmalade
marmo [n] marble
de marmo [a] (made of) marble
marmin [a] marmoreal, marbled, marble-like
marmota [n] marmot (rodent)
Maroco [n] Morocco
marocan [a] Moroccan
marocan [n] Moroccan
marolojia [n] oceanology, oceanography
marolojiste [n] oceanologist, oceanographer
Marselia [n] Marseille, Marseilles
marsupio [n] marsupium, pouch
marsupial [a] marsupial
marsupial [n] marsupial
Marte [n] Mars (mythology, planet)
martan [a] Martian
martan [n] Martian
martedi [n] Tuesday
martedi grasosa [n] Mardi Gras, Shrove Tuesday
martel [n] hammer, mallet; hammer, dog, cock (gun); malleus
martel de aira [n] pneumatic drill, jackhammer
martel mol [n] mallet
martelable [a] malleable
marteleta [n] mallet; gavel
marteli [v] hammer
martelin [a] hammerlike
martelon [n] sledgehammer
martes [n] marten (animal)
martin [n] martin (bird)
martini [n] martini (drink)
Martinic [n] Martinique (island)
martinices [a] Martiniquan
martinices [n] Martiniquan
martir [n] martyr
martiri [v] martyr
martiri [v] martyr
martiria [n] martyrdom
marto [n] March
Marx [n] Marx
marxisme [n] Marxism
marxiste [a] Marxist
marxiste [n] Marxist
marxa [v] march; stride, walk quickly with purpose
marxa [n] march
marxa funeral [n] funeral march
Maryland [n] Maryland (US state)
mas [a] male
mas [n] male
desmasi [v] emasculate
desmasi [v] emasculate
desmasi [n] emasculation
masia [n] maleness, masculinity, machismo
masin [a] masculine, boyish, butch
masiosa [a] macho, virile
transmasin [a] transmasculine
masa [n] mass, lump, clot, clod, blob (shapeless piece); mass (physics)
biomasa [n] biomass
maseta [n] small mass, lump, clot
masi [v] form lumps, become lumpy, clot up
masi [v] make lumpy, clot up
masosa [a] massive, bulky, unwieldy, cumbersome
masacra [v] massacre, slaughter, bloodbath
masacra [n] massacre, slaughter, bloodbath
masai [a] Maasai, Masai (person, language)
masai [n] Maasai, Masai (person, language)
masaje [v] massage
masaje [n] massage
masajeria [n] massage parlor/parlour
masajor [n] masseur, masseuse
masapan [n] marzipan
masca [n] mask, face mask
masca antigasal [n] gas mask
masca medical [n] medical mask, face mask, protective mask
desmasci [v] unmask
masci [v] mask
mascarpone [n] mascarpone (cheese)
Mascate [n] Muscat
mascita [n] mosque
mascote [n] mascot
Maseru [n] Maseru
masi- [P] maxi-
masif [n] massif (geology)
masila [n] maxilla (bone)
premasila [n] premaxilla/praemaxilla
masima [a] maximum, maximal, most
masima [A] maximally, most, as ... as possible; at most
masima [n] maximum, most
masima dulse [a] as soft as possible; pianissimo (music)
masima forte [a] as strong as possible, as loud as possible; fortissimo (music)
masimi [v] maximize/maximise, optimize/optimise
masimi [v] maximize/maximise, optimize/optimise
masimi [n] maximization/maximisation, optimization/optimisation
masis [n] mace (spice)
masocisme [n] masochism
masociste [a] masochistic
masociste [n] masochist
masplica [v] mansplain
masplica [n] mansplaining
Massachusetts [n] Massachusetts (US state)
mastaba [n] mastaba
mastectomia [n] mastectomy (surgery)
mastica [v] chew, munch, masticate
remastica [v] ruminate, chew cud; brood, worry
remasticante [a] ruminant
remasticante [n] ruminant
mastica [n] mastic (tree, resin)
mastin [n] mastiff
mastin deutx [n] Great Dane
masto [n] mast
masto florinte [n] spike, flower cluster
masto posmedial [n] mizzenmast
masto xef [n] mainmast
mastoide [a] mastoid (anatomy)
mastoide [n] mastoid process
mastosite [n] mast cell, mastocyte (biology)
masturba [v] masturbate
masturba [n] masturbation, onanism
mata [v] kill, exterminate, execute, slaughter, butcher, slay
mata [n] killing, extermination, execution, slaughter
mata la debiles [v] cull
mata sin intende [v] manslaughter
mata sin intende [n] manslaughter
matable [a] killable
mataderia [n] abattoir, slaughterhouse
matador [n] device for killing, killing machine
matajoia [n] killjoy, spoilsport, buzzkill, wet blanket, party pooper; (plot) spoiler
matante [a] deadly, fatal, lethal, mortal, homicidal
matas per venja [n] tit-for-tat killings, retaliation killings
mator [n] killer, murderer; matador
mator en serie [n] serial killer
nonmatable [a] unkillable
nonmatante [a] non-fatal
mate [a] matte, matt (dull)
mate [n] maté (drink)
matematica [n] mathematics
matematica computal [n] computational mathematics
matematica finansial [n] financial mathematics, mathematical finance, quantitative finance
matematical [a] mathematical
matematiciste [n] mathematician
materas [n] mattress
materas de palia [n] straw mattress, pallet
materas de plumas [n] feather mattress, featherbed
materas inflable [n] air mattress, air bed, lilo
materasi [v] pad, upholster
materia [n] matter, substance, material, stuff
materia combustable [n] combustable material
materia fisionable [n] fissionable material
materia flamable [n] inflammable material
materia usosa [n] useful material, grist (for an argument)
antimateria [n] antimatter
desmateri [v] dematerialize/dematerialise
desmateri [v] dematerialize/dematerialise
desmateri [n] dematerialization/dematerialisation
materi [v] materialize/materialise
materi [v] materialize/materialise
materi [n] materialization/materialisation
material [a] material, concrete, physical, corporeal
materialisme [n] materialism
materialiste [a] materialistic, acquisitive
materialiste [n] materialist
nonmaterial [a] immaterial, insubstantial, intangible, incorporeal, abstract
matina [n] morning, morn
a esta matina [A] this morning
a matina [A] in the morning
a matina doman [A] tomorrow morning
a matina ier [A] yesterday morning
a matina oji [A] this morning
bon matina [e] good morning
matinal [a] morning, matutinal
matini [v] dawn, become day, become morning
matini [n] dawn, daybreak; threshold, outset, start (metaphor)
matinor [n] morning person, early bird, early riser
matriarca [n] matriarch
matriarcia [n] matriarchy
matriarcial [a] matriarchal
matrilinia [n] matrilineage
matrilinial [a] matrilineal
matrilocal [a] matrilocal, uxorilocal
matrilocalia [n] matrilocality, matrilocal residence, uxorilocality, uxorilocal residence
matrioxca [n] matryoshka, Russian doll, babushka doll, nesting doll, stacking doll
matris [n] matrix (mathematical), two-dimensional array; dot matrix, bitmap
matrisal [a] matrix; dot-matrix, bitmapped
matsah [n] unleavened bread, matzah, matzot
matur [a] mature, ripe; adult, grown-up; aged
maturi [v] mature, ripen; grow up
maturi [v] mature, ripen; grow up
maturi sesal [n] puberty
maturia [n] maturity
maturinte [a] maturing, ripening
nonmatur [a] immature, unripe, callow
nonmaturia [n] immaturity
prematur [a] premature
prematur [n] premature baby, preemie
sesal matur [a] sexually mature, nubile
sesal maturinte [a] pubescent
temprana matur [a] precocious, premature
tro matur [a] overripe
matxete [n] machete (knife)
mauisme [n] Maoism (politics)
mauiste [a] Maoist
mauiste [n] Maoist
maurian [a] Mauryan (dynasty)
maurian [n] Mauryan (person)
Mauris [n] Mauritius
maurisian [a] Mauritian
maurisian [n] Mauritian
Mauritania [n] Mauritania
mauritanian [a] Mauritanian
mauritanian [n] Mauritanian
mausoleo [n] mausoleum
max [n] match, game
max desidente [n] play-off
maxa [v] mash, crush, crunch, pulp, squash, squish
maxador [n] masher, crusher, pulper
maxador de patata [n] potato masher
maxia [n] messiah
maxial [a] messianic
maximin [n] maximin (game theory)
maxo [a] macho
mazaua [a] Mazahua (person, language)
mazaua [n] Mazahua (person, language)
mazurca [n] mazurka (dance, music)
me [m] I; me
la plu joven de me [n] my younger self
la mea [m] mine
la meas [m] mine (plural)
la otras de me [n] my other selves
mea [D] my
meas [m] mine (plural)
meato [n] meatus (anatomy)
mecanica [n] mechanics
mecanica cuantal [n] quantum mechanics
mecanica de sielo [n] celestial mechanics
biomecanica [n] biomechanics
eletromecanica [n] electromechanics
eletromecanical [a] electromechanical
mecanical [a] mechanical
mecanicisme [n] mechanism (science, philosophy)
mecaniciste [a] mechanistic
mecaniciste [n] mechanist
mecanoresetador [n] mechanoreceptor, mechanoceptor (neuron)
Mecong, Rio [n] Mekong River
medalia [n] medal
medalion [n] medallion
medalion ronda [n] roundel
medaliste [n] medalist/medallist
medaliste de oro [n] gold medalist/medallist
media [a] middle, middling, medium, intermediate
media [n] middle, center/centre, median, halfway point, midsection, midst
media- [P] mid- (added to nouns: midpoint)
media de anio [n] midyear
media de barcon [n] midship
media de matina [n] midmorning
media de periodo [n] midperiod, midterm
media de rio [n] midstream
media de semana [n] midweek
a media [A] in the middle, midway
a media de [p] in the middle of, midway through
plu media [a] more towards the middle; medial (anatomy)
posmedia [n] afternoon
posmedial [a] afternoon; postmedial
media [n] means (of doing); measure (course of action); medium (of communication)
medias [n] means; measures; media (including mass communications)
medias fluente [n] streaming media
medias publica [n] mass media
medias sever [n] strict measures, austerity measures
medias sosial [n] social media, social networks
multimedial [a] multimedia
multimedialia [n] multimedia
Media [n] Media (ancient region)
geras mede [n] Persian Wars, Greco-Persian Wars
mede [a] Median, Medean
mede [n] Mede, Median, Medean
mediante [n] mediant
medica [n] medicine (science, practice), healthcare
medical [a] medical
medica erbal [n] herbal medicine, herbalism
mediciste [n] medic, doctor, physician
mediciste stajiante [n] resident, registrar, trainee (medical graduate)
mediciste clinical [n] clinician
mediciste comensante [n] intern, medical intern (medical graduate)
mediciste forense [n] forensic medic; coroner (US)
nanomedica [n] nanomedicine
paramediciste [n] paramedic
premedical [a] premedical, premed
medieval [a] medieval/mediaeval
eda medieval [n] Middle Ages
medievaliste [n] medievalist/mediaevalist
mediocre [a] mediocre, ordinary, average, middling, subpar, uninspired, undistinguished, indifferent, unexceptional, unexciting, unremarkable, run-of-the-mill, pedestrian, prosaic, lackluster/lacklustre, forgettable
mediocria [n] mediocrity
obra mediocre [n] mediocre work, potboiler
medisin [n] medicine (drugs), medication
medisin de fertilia [n] fertility medication, fertility drug
medisin enspirable [n] inhalant
medisin erbal [n] herbal medicine
medisin inferior [n] nostrum
medisin lejerinte [n] palliative
automedisini [v] self-medicate
automedisini [n] self-medication
medisinal [a] medicinal
medisini [v] medicate
medisinida [a] medicated, on medication
nonmedisinida [a] unmedicated
medita [v] meditate (on); ponder, brood (over), muse (on), contemplate, consider deeply
medita [n] meditation
mediteria [n] place of meditation, meditation centre
meditor [n] meditator
meditosa [a] meditative, contemplative, pensive, thoughtful
Mediteraneo [n] Mediterranean (region)
Basin Mediteraneo [n] Mediterranean Basin
Mar Mediteraneo [n] Mediterranean Sea
mediteranean [a] Mediterranean
medula [n] marrow, medulla, pith
medula de oso [n] bone marrow
medula spinal [n] spinal cord
medulosa [a] pithy
medusa [n] jellyfish, sea jelly, medusa
Medusa [n] Medusa (mythology)
mega- [P] mega- (large, a million)
megafon [n] megaphone, bullhorn, loudhailer
megalito [n] megalith
megalital [a] megalithic
megalo- [P] megalo- (large)
megalomania [n] megalomania
megalomanica [a] megalomaniacal
megalomanica [n] megalomaniac
megalotero [n] megaloptera
megatero [n] humpback whale
meiose [n] meiosis (biology)
melaiu [a] Malay (person, language)
melaiu [n] Malay (person, language)
melamina [n] melamine (crystal, plastic)
melancolia [n] melancholy, melancholia
melancolica [a] melancholy, melancholic, melancholiac
melancolica [n] melancholiac
Melanesia [n] Melanesia
melanesian [a] Melanesian
melanin [n] melanin
melano- [P] melano- (black)
melanoma [n] melanoma, melanocarcinoma (tumor/tumour)
melanose [n] melanosis (medical)
melanosite [n] melanocyte (biology)
melasa [n] molasses, treacle
melasa oro [n] golden syrup, light treacle
melasin [a] treacly (thick and sticky)
melatonina [n] melatonin (hormone)
melma [n] slime, scum, ooze; gunge, gunk, goo, goop, gloop, glop
melmi [v] slime, gunge
melmosa [a] slimy, scummy, gungy, gooey, goopy, gloopy
melodia [n] melody, tune
contramelodia [n] countermelody
melodiosa [a] melodious, melodic, tuneful, singsong
melodica [n] melodica (musical instrument)
melodrama [n] melodrama
melodramosa [a] melodramatic
melodramosia [n] melodramatics, histrionics
meloido [n] blister beetle
melon [n] melon
melon acuosa [n] watermelon
melon de inverno [n] honeydew melon, green melon
melonin [a] melon-like, melon-shaped
melonjena [n] aubergine, eggplant
mem [n] meme
membrana [n] membrane, web
membrana mucosa [n] mucous membrane
membranin [a] membranous, membranelike
membranosa [a] membranous, webbed
membro [n] member (group), fellow (society), affiliate; limb (arm, leg)
desmembri [v] dismember
membria [n] membership
membro fantasma [n] phantom limb
nonmembro [n] non-member
memoria [n] memory (as a capacity; including computer)
memoria de dura corta [n] short-term memory, STM, active memory
memoria de dura longa [n] long-term memory, LTM
memoria de pox [n] memory stick, memory key, USB stick, USB key
memoria de state solida [n] solid-state drive
memoria flax [n] flash memory
memoria fotografin [n] eidetic memory, photographic memory
memoria sensal [n] sensory memory, very-short-term memory, VSTM
de memoria [n] from memory (without notes), by rote, by heart
memorable [a] memorable
memori [v] memorize/memorise, remember, commit to memory
memori [n] memorization/memorisation
prememoria [n] cache, cache memory (software)
prememori [v] cache
menasa [v] threaten, menace, intimidate, loom, browbeat, harass
menasa [n] threat, menace, intimidation, duress
menasante [a] threatening, ominous, forbidding, portentous
su menasa de fusil [A] at gunpoint
mendelevio [n] mendelevium (element)
mendelisme [n] mendelianism (genetics)
mendeliste [n] mendelian, mendelianist
mendica [v] beg, scrounge, panhandle
mendica [n] begging
mendicor [n] beggar, panhandler
mendicorin [a] beggarly, beggarlike
menestrel [n] minstrel, troubadour, trouvère
meninje [n] meninge (anatomy)
meninjal [a] meningeal
meninjite [n] meningitis
menir [n] menhir (standing stone)
menisco [n] meniscus
meniscal [a] meniscal
menonita [a] Mennonite
menonita [n] Mennonite
menonitisme [n] Mennonitism (Christianity)
menopausa [n] menopause
menopausal [a] menopausal
posmenopausal [a] postmenopausal
menora [n] menorah (candelabrum)
Menorca [n] Menorca, Minorca
menorea [n] menorrhea/menorrhoea
mense [n] month
a cada mense [A] every month, monthly
dumensal [a] bimonthly (once every two months)
mensal [a] monthly
per mense [A] per month, a month
semimensal [a] semimonthly (twice a month)
semimensal [A] twice a month
mensiona [v] mention
mensiona [n] mention
menstrua [n] menstruation, period
menstrua prima [n] menarche
menstrual [a] menstrual
menstrui [v] menstruate
premenstrual [a] premenstrual
mensula [n] corbel (architecture)
menta [n] mint (plant)
menta fresca [n] spearmint, common mint, garden mint, lamb mint
menta peperin [n] peppermint
mentin [a] minty
mentalisme [n] mentalism (philosophy, psychic)
mentaliste [a] mentalistic
mentaliste [n] mentalist
mente [n] mind
con mente clar [a] clear-headed
de la mesma mente [a] like-minded
de mente debil [a] weak-minded, feeble-minded
de mente simple [a] simple-minded
mental [a] mental
menti [v] lie, tell a lie
menti [n] lie; mendacity
menti jigante [n] huge lie, whopper
menteta [n] fib, white lie
mentinte [a] lying, untruthful, mendacious
mentor [n] liar
mento [n] chin
mentol [n] menthol
menu [n] menu; program/programme, agenda
menu cadente [n] drop-down menu
menu cascadente [n] cascading menu
menur [n] lyrebird
meprobamato [n] meprobamate
mera [a] mere; (the) very (thought)
mera [A] merely, only, just, simply, purely, alone, not much more than
merbromina [n] merbromin, mercurochrome (antiseptic)
mercato [n] market, emporium, mart, marketplace
mercato de pulgas [n] flea market, swap meet
mercato emerjente [n] emerging market
mercato negra [n] black market
mercato otimiste [n] bull market
mercato pesimiste [n] bear market
mercatal [a] mercantile
mercatalisme [n] mercantilism
mercatiste [a] marketing (company, expert)
mercator [n] market trader; merchant
supramercato [n] supermarket
mercurdi [n] Wednesday
Mercurio [n] Mercury (mythology, planet)
mercurio [n] mercury, quicksilver
merda [n] (colloquial) shit, crap, turd (dung, anything worthless); (insult) asshole/arsehole
merda de bove [n] (colloquial) bullshit, bollocks (nonsense)
merdi [v] (colloquial) shit
merdosa [a] (colloquial) shitty, shit, crappy
merenge [n] meringue (dessert)
merengi [v] cover with meringue
merengida [a] with a covering of meringue
merenge [n] meringue (Dominican dance, music)
merenge aitian [n] méringue (Haitian dance, music)
meridiano [n] meridian
merita [v] deserve, merit, be worthy of, warrant, justify, be due, be owed, be entitled to
merita [n] merit, worth; entitlement, desert
meritada [a] deserved, merited, justified
meritante [a] deserving, worthy, entitled
meritante la labora [a] worthwhile, worth the effort, worth the trouble
nonmeritada [a] undeserved, unmerited, unwarranted, unjustified, undue, uncalled-for
nonmeritante [a] unworthy
meritocrata [a] meritocratic
meritocrata [n] meritocrat
meritocratia [n] meritocracy
merlan [n] whiting (fish)
merlo [n] blackbird
merlon [n] merlon, battlement, embattlement, crenellation, castellation (architecture)
merloni [v] crenellate, castellate
merlonida [a] crenellated, castellated
merlonin [a] crenellated
merlusa [n] hake (fish)
mero [n] grouper (fish)
mersenaria [n] quahog, hard clam, round clam (mollusk/mollusc)
mersenario [n] mercenary (soldier)
mertensia [n] bluebell (plant)
mervelia [v] marvel, wonder, be astonished
mervelia [v] astonish, amaze
mervelia [n] marvel, miracle
merveliosa [a] marvelous/marvellous, wonderful, awe-inspiring, astonishing, amazing, incredible; awesome, majestic, magnificent, glorious, superb, splendid, sublime
mesa [n] mesa (hill)
mesaje [v] message, send as a message, text
mesaje [n] message
mesaje de era [n] error message
mesaje instante [n] instant message
mesajador [n] messaging app, messaging device
mesajeta [n] text message, text, SMS
mesajor [n] messenger, courier
mescal [n] mescal, mezcal (drink)
mescalina [n] mescaline (drug)
mescite [n] mesquite, mezquite (plant)
mesensefalo [n] midbrain, mesencephalon (anatomy)
mesenterio [n] mesentery (anatomy)
mesma [D] same, identical
mesma [A] -self (emphasising the preceding noun or pronoun), per se
el mesma [m] he himself, she herself (non-reflexive)
la mesma [m] the same one
la mesmas [m] the same ones
la re mesma [n] the king himself
lo es la mesma per cadun [E] it's the same for everyone, one size fits all; we're all in the same boat
lo mesma [m] it itself (non-reflexive)
los mesma [m] they themselves (non-reflexive)
me mesma [m] I myself (emphatic)
nos mesma [m] we ourselves (emphatic)
par sola se mesma [A] singlehandedly
se mesma [m] himself, herself, itself, themselves (emphatically reflexive)
tu mesma [m] you yourself
un sola mesma [D] one and the same
vos mesma [m] you yourselves
meso- [P] meso- (middle)
mesofilia [n] mesophilia (biology)
mesofilica [a] mesophilic
mesofilica [n] mesophile
mesolitica [a] Mesolithic (geology)
mesolitica [n] Mesolithic (geology)
mesomisetozon [n] mesomycetozoon (pl. mesomycetozoea) (organism)
meson [n] meson (particle)
Mesopotamia [n] Mesopotamia
mesotelio [n] mesothelium (anatomy)
mesotelial [a] mesothelial
mesotelioma [n] mesothelioma
mesozoica [a] Mesozoic (geology)
mesozoica [n] Mesozoic (geology)
mesozon [n] mesozoan (worm)
mestre [n] master; teacher, mentor; maestro, virtuoso
mestre de cuiz [n] quizmaster
mestre de selebras [n] master of ceremonies, MC, emcee, showman
contramestre [n] boatswain, bosun
mestral [a] master
mestresa [n] mistress
mestri [v] master
mestria [n] mastery
mestrin [a] masterful, masterly
mestrin [n] masterly feat, great accomplishment, tour de force
mesura [v] measure
mesura [n] measure, measurement, dimension; bar (music)
comesura [v] commensurate, measure in the same way
comesurable [n] commensurable; commensurate
comesurablia [n] commensurability
noncomesurable [a] incommensurable; incommensurate
mesurable [a] measurable
mesurador [n] measuring device, meter, gauge
mesuras [n] measurements, dimensions
nonmesurable [a] immeasurable, unfathomable
nonmesurada [a] unmeasured
met- [P] meth- (chemistry)
meta- [P] meta-
metaboli [v] metabolize/metabolise
metaboli [v] metabolize/metabolise
metaboli [n] metabolism
metabolal [a] metabolic
metabolite [n] metabolite (biology)
metacualona [n] methaqualone, quaalude (drug)
metadon [n] methadone (painkiller)
metafor [a] metaphorical, metaphoric, figurative
metafor [n] metaphor, trope
metal [a] metal, metallic
metal [n] metal
metal resiclable [n] scrap, scrap metal
arte de metal [n] metalwork, metalworking
bimetal [a] bimetallic
metalin [a] metallic, metal-like
metalor [n] metalworker
nonmetal [a] non-metal
nonmetal [n] non-metal
metal [a] metal (music), heavy metal
metal [n] metal (music), heavy metal
metal de bate [n] thrash metal
metalurjia [n] metallurgy
metalurjial [a] metallurgical
metalurjiste [n] metallurgist
metamfetamina [n] methamphetamine, meth
metano [n] methane
metanol [n] methanol, methyl alcohol
metastase [v] metastasize/metastasise (medical)
metastase [n] metastasis
metatese [v] metathesize/metathesise
metatese [n] metathesis
metazon [n] metazoon (pl. metazoa) (member of the animal kingdom)
meteor [n] meteor
meteorin [a] meteoric (in speed, brilliance, etc.)
meteoroide [n] meteoroid
meteorite [n] meteorite
micrometeorite [n] micrometeorite
meteorolojia [n] meteorology
biometeorolojia [n] biometeorology
meteorolojial [a] meteorological
meteorolojiste [n] meteorologist
metical [n] metical
metil [n] methyl (chemistry)
metodo [n] method, manner, way, technique, means, approach
metodisme [n] Methodism (Christianity)
metodiste [a] Methodist
metodiste [n] Methodist
metodosa [a] methodical
par sua propre metodo [A] on one's own terms
metodolojia [n] methodology
metodolojial [a] methodological
metonim [a] metonym (substitution of name)
metonimia [n] metonymy
metraje [n] footage (film)
metre [n] meter/metre (unit of length)
cilometre [n] kilometer/kilometre
cilometres [n] mileage (distance traveled/travelled)
decametre [n] decameter/decametre
desimetre [n] decimeter/decimetre
ectometre [n] hectometer/hectometre
metral [a] metric
micrometre [n] micrometer/micrometre, micron (unit of length); micrometer (measuring tool)
milimetre [n] millimeter/millimetre
nanometre [n] nanometer/nanometre
nonmetral [a] non-metric, imperial
sentimetre [n] centimeter/centimetre
-metre [S] -meter (measuring tool)
-metri [S] measure
-metria [S] -metry (measuring)
metrica [n] meter/metre (poetry, music)
metrical [a] metrical
metricali [v] become metrical, be versified
metricali [v] versify, put into verse
metricali [n] versification
metro [n] underground, subway (railway)
metrolojia [n] metrology
metrolojial [a] metrological
metronomo [n] metronome
mexa [n] lock (hair), tuft, hank, wisp; wick; fuse (bomb)
con mexa [a] tufted; wicked (having a wick)
mexin [a] tuftlike, tufty; wicklike, fuselike
mexon [n] tress, long lock (hair)
Mexico [n] Mexico
Golfo Mexico [n] Gulf of Mexico
mexican [a] Mexican
mexican [n] Mexican
Mexico Nova [n] New Mexico (US state)
mezuza [n] mezuzah (parchment)
mg [C] mg
mi [n] mi (musical note)
Miama [n] Myanmar, Burma
miama [a] Myanma, Burmese (person, language)
miama [n] Myanma, Burmese (person, language)
miasma [n] miasma (vapor/vapour)
miastenia [n] myasthenia (medical), muscle weakness
miau [e] miaow, meow
miaui [v] miaow, meow, mew
miauiau [a] Hmong-Mien, Miao-Yao (person, language)
miauiau [n] Hmong-Mien, Miao-Yao (person, language)
miauyau [a] Hmong-Mien, Miao-Yao (person, language)
miauyau [n] Hmong-Mien, Miao-Yao (person, language)
mica [n] mica (mineral)
Michigan [n] Michigan (US state)
Lago Michigan [n] Lake Michigan
micolojia [n] mycology
micolojial [a] mycological
micolojiste [n] mycologist
micose [n] mycosis
micosica [a] mycotic
micro- [P] micro- (small, a millionth)
microbio [n] microbe, bug, germ, virus; glitch, defect (electronic)
antimicrobial [a] antimicrobial, antibiotic, antiseptic, germicidal, disinfectant
antimicrobial [n] antimicrobial, antibiotic, antiseptic, germicide, disinfectant
microbial [a] microbial, viral
sin microbios [a] germfree
supramicrobio [n] superbug
microfon [n] microphone, mic, mike
microlito [n] microlith (geology)
Micronesia [n] Micronesia
micronesian [a] Micronesian
micronesian [n] Micronesian
Statos Federada de Micronesia [n] Federated States of Micronesia
microscopio [n] microscope
Microscopio [n] Microscopium (constellation)
microscopi [v] examine with a microscope
microscopi [n] microscopy
microscopial [a] microscopic
microsefalia [n] microcephaly (medical)
microsefalica [a] microcephalic, microcephalous
microtomo [n] microtome (slicing tool)
microtomia [n] microtomy
miel [n] honey
mielin [n] honey, sweetheart
mielada [n] honeydew (substance)
mielifaje [n] honeyeater (bird)
mielina [n] myelin (biology)
mielinal [a] myelinic
mieloide [a] myeloid (anatomy)
mieloma [n] myeloma (medical)
mielosite [n] myelocyte (biology)
miga [n] crumb, morsel
migi [v] crumble, drop crumbs
migi [v] crumble, break (something) up into crumbs
migosa [a] crumbly, full of crumbs
migra [v] migrate
migra [v] migrate
migra [n] migration, immigration, emigration
migra a [v] immigrate to
migra de [v] emigrate from
migral [a] migratory (pertaining to migration)
migrante [a] migrating, migratory
migrante [n] migrant
migror [n] immigrant; emigrant
migrania [n] migraine, hemicrania
mil [D] (a) thousand
mil [a] thousandth (ordinal)
desmili [v] split into ten thousand
desmili [v] split into ten thousand
desmili [n] ten-thousandth (fraction)
miles [n] thousands
mili [v] split into a thousand parts
mili [v] split into a thousand parts
mili [n] thousandth (fraction)
mili- [P] milli- (a thousandth)
milan [n] kite (bird)
milenio [n] millennium
milenial [a] milennial
milenialisme [n] millennialism, chiliasm
milflor [n] millefleurs, millefiori (art)
milfolia [n] yarrow (plant)
milia [n] mile
milia engles [n] English mile
milia maral [n] nautical mile
milia roman antica [n] Roman mile
milio [n] millet (plant)
milion [D] (a) million
milion [a] millionth (ordinal)
miliones [n] millions
du milion [D] two million
milioni [v] split into a million parts
milioni [v] split into a million parts
milioni [n] millionth (fraction)
milionor [n] millionaire
milionuple [a] millionfold
milionuple [A] a million times
milionuple [n] (group of) a million
militar [a] military, militaristic
militar [n] serviceman, servicewoman; (the) military (organization/organisation)
artes militar [n] martial arts
desmilitari [v] demilitarize/demilitarise
desmilitari [v] demilitarize/demilitarise
desmilitari [n] demilitarization/demilitarisation
militares [n] (the) military (people)
militari [v] militarize/militarise
militari [v] militarize/militarise
militari [n] militarization/militarisation
militarisme [n] militarism
militariste [a] militant
militariste [n] militarist, militant
nonmilitar [a] civilian
nonmilitar [n] civilian
paramilitar [a] paramilitary
paramilitaria [n] paramilitary
servi militar [n] military service
militia [n] militia
militior [n] militiaman, militia member, minuteman
mima [v] mime, pantomime, imitate
mima [n] mime, pantomime, mimesis, mimicry, imitation
mimal [a] mime, in mime, mimical
mimal [A] in mime, through mime, mimically
mimor [n] mime, mimer (person); mockingbird, catbird, thrasher
mimeograf [n] mimeograph
mimeografia [n] mimeography
mimetica [a] mimetic
mimeticisme [n] mimicry, mimesis, mimetism
mimosa [n] mimosa (plant)
min [D] less, fewer
min [A] less
min [m] less, fewer
min [c] minus (arithmetic)
min ... min [E] the less ... the less
min ... plu [E] the less ... the more
min ca [E] less than
min ca nun [E] second to none (excellent)
min e min [A] less and less, ever less
a la min [A] at least, as a minimum
la min [A] least
la min [m] the least, the fewest
la min de [E] least, fewest, the minority of
min [C] min (minute)
mina [v] mine
mina [n] mining
mina de datos [n] data mining
mineria [n] mine
mineria de carbon [n] coal mine, colliery
sumina [v] undermine; sabotage, compromise
minareta [n] minaret (mosque tower)
Mindanao [n] Mindanao (island)
Mindoro [n] Mindoro
Streta Mindoro [n] Mindoro Strait
mineral [a] mineral
mineral [n] mineral, ore
minerali [v] mineralize/mineralise
minerali [v] mineralize/mineralise
minerali [n] mineralization/mineralisation
mineralojia [n] mineralogy
mineralojial [a] mineralogical
mineralojiste [n] mineralogist
ming [a] Ming (dynasty)
mini- [P] mini-
miniatur [a] miniature, minuscule, diminutive
miniatur [n] miniature
microminiaturi [v] microminiaturize/microminiaturise
microminiaturi [v] microminiaturize/microminiaturise
miniaturi [v] miniaturize/miniaturise, become miniaturized/miniaturised
miniaturi [v] miniaturize/miniaturise
miniaturi [n] miniaturization/miniaturisation
miniaturiste [n] miniaturist
minima [a] minimum, minimal, least; nominal (cost, value)
minima [A] minimally, least, as un... as possible; at least
minima [n] minimum, least
minima alegro [a] allegretto
minimi [v] minimize/minimise
minimi [v] minimize/minimise, downplay, understate
minimi [n] minimization/minimisation
minimisme [n] minimalism
minimiste [a] minimalist
minimiste [n] minimalist
minimax [n] minimax (game theory)
minio [n] minium, red lead (pigment)
ministre [n] minister (government, male or female)
ministra [n] minister (government, female)
ministro [n] minister (government, male)
ministro de esternas [n] foreign minister, foreign secretary, secretary of state for foreign affairs
ministro de internas [n] home secretary, secretary of state for internal affairs
ministro xef [n] prime minister, chancellor
ministral [a] ministerial
ministreria [n] ministry
Minnesota [n] Minnesota (US state)
minor [a] minor, slight, mild, smalltime; junior, the younger (in names)
minor [n] minor
minori [v] become converted to lowercase
minori [v] convert to lowercase
minoria [n] minority
minotauro [n] minotaur
Minsc [n] Minsk
minueto [n] minuet (dance, music)
minuto [n] minute
mio- [P] myo- (muscle)
miocardio [n] myocardium
miocardial [a] myocardial
miope [a] near-sighted, short-sighted, myopic
miopia [n] near-sightedness, short-sightedness, myopia
miosene [a] Miocene (geology)
miosene [n] Miocene (geology)
miosina [n] myosin (protein)
miosite [n] myocyte, muscle cell (biology)
mira [n] myrrh (tree, resin)
mirabel [n] mirabelle plum (tree, fruit)
miracle [n] miracle
miraclor [n] miracleworker
miraclosa [a] miraculous
miraje [n] mirage
mirandes [a] Mirandes (person, language)
mirandes [n] Mirandes (person, language)
miriapodo [n] myriapod (arthropod)
mirica [n] bayberry (plant, berry)
miror [n] mirror, looking glass
miror de retrovista [n] rear-view mirror
mirori [v] mirror
mirorin [a] mirrorlike
mirto [n] myrtle (plant)
misa [n] mass (religious)
misa de moria [n] requiem
misal [a] (of) mass
misal [n] missal (book)
misandre [a] misandric
misandre [n] misandrist
misandria [n] misandry
misantrope [a] misanthropic
misantrope [n] misanthrope, misanthropist
misantropia [n] misanthropy
misca [v] mix, blend, jumble, scramble, intersperse; mingle; shuffle (reorder); stir (coffee, soup, etc.)
misca [n] mixing, mixture, blend, miscellany, jumble, admixture, hodgepodge, hotchpotch, medley, melange, mishmash, potpourri, welter
misca audio [n] mix, audio mix, sound mix
misca de razas [n] interbreeding, miscegenation
desmisca [v] unmix, unscramble
intermisca [v] intermingle
intermisca [v] intermingle
miscable [a] miscible
miscada [a] mixed, miscellaneous, assorted
miscada [n] mestiza, mestizo
miscador [n] blender, mixer, mixing machine
miscador audio [n] audio mixer, mixing desk, mixer
miscador de beton [n] concrete mixer, cement mixer
premisca [v] premix
remisca [v] remix
miscito [a] Miskito
miscito [n] Miskito (person, language)
miselio [n] mycelium (biology)
misera [a] miserable, abject, wretched, piteous, pitiful, downtrodden, pathetic, squalid, crummy, lousy
misera [n] wretch; fleabag (run-down dwelling)
miseria [n] misery, abjection, abjectness, squalor/squalour
misericordia [v] have mercy on, take pity on (someone) and pardon their sins
misericordia [n] mercy, compassionate pardon
misericordiosa [a] pardoning sin through compassion or mercy
misil [n] missile, projectile
misil cruser [n] cruise missile
misil de tera a aira [n] surface-to-air missile
misil intercontinental [n] intercontinental missile
misil luminante [n] flare, fusee
mision [n] mission, expedition
mision fol [n] fool's mission, fool's errand
misioneria [n] mission (station)
misioneta [n] errand
misionor [n] missionary
Misisipi [n] Mississippi (US state)
Rio Misisipi [n] Mississippi River
miso [n] miso (soybean paste)
miso- [P] miso- (hate)
misojine [a] misogynistic
misojine [n] misogynist
misojinia [n] misogyny
Misre [n] Egypt
misri [a] Egyptian
misri [n] Egyptian
Mississippi [n] Mississippi (US state)
Rio Mississippi [n] Mississippi River
Missouri [n] Missouri (US state)
Rio Missouri [n] Missouri River
misterio [n] mystery, enigma; whodunnit
desmisteri [v] demystify
desmisteri [v] demystify
desmisteri [n] demystification
misteriosa [a] mysterious; uncanny, supernatural
mistica [a] mystic, mystical, esoteric
mistica [n] mystic
misticisme [n] mysticism
mistral [n] mistral (wind)
Misuri [n] Missouri (US state)
Rio Misuri [n] Missouri River
mito [n] myth, legend
desmiti [v] demythologize/demythologise
desmiti [v] demythologize/demythologise
mital [a] mythical, mythic
mitocondrio [n] mitochondrion (pl. mitochondria) (biology)
mitocondrial [a] mitochondrial
mitolojia [n] mythology
mitolojial [a] mythological
mitolojiste [n] mythologist
mitose [n] mitosis (biology)
mitra [n] mitre (hat)
mitral [a] mitral (anatomy)
Mitra [n] Mithras, Mithra
mitraisme [n] mithraism
mitraiste [a] mithraist
mitraiste [n] mithraist
mitralia [v] fire a machine gun (at); strafe
mitraliador [n] machine gun
mitralior [n] machine gunner
mixino [n] hagfish
mixna [n] Mishnah, Mishna (Judaism)
mm [e] hmm (thinking); mmm, yum, nom nom nom (tasty)
moa [n] moa (bird)
mobila [n] piece of furniture, item of furniture
mobilas [n] furniture, furnishings
mobileta [n] prop
mobili [v] furnish
mobilor [n] furnisher
remobili [v] refurnish
moca [n] mocha (coffee)
mocasin [n] moccasin (shoe)
moda [n] fashion, style, vogue, trend, fad; mood (grammar); mode (software, statistics)
moda de capeles [n] hairstyle
moda dependente [n] conditional mood, irrealis mood
moda indicativa [n] indicative mood
moda refinada [n] haute couture
moda sujuntiva [n] subjunctive mood
a la moda [a] in fashion, cool, fashionable, stylish, trendy, chic, hot
bolsa de moda [n] designer handbag
de moda [a] in fashion, cool, fashionable, stylish, trendy, chic, hot
de moda pasada [a] outdated, outmoded, out of fashion, old-fashioned
modal [a] modal; sartorial
modiste [n] fashion designer, milliner, modiste, follower of fashion, fashionista
modosa [a] fashionable, stylish, trendy, chic, groovy, snazzy
nonmodosa [a] unfashionable, unstylish, dowdy, frumpy
retromodosa [a] retro-fashionable, retro-styled, vintage-inspired
model [a] model, exemplary, archetypal
model [n] model, prototype, exemplar, example, archetype, pattern, standard, template, paradigm, mock-up; model (art, fashion)
model proportial [n] scale model
modeli [v] model (make a model of; display clothes)
modeli [n] modeling/modelling
supramodel [n] supermodel
modem [n] modem
modera [v] moderate, temper, mitigate
modera [n] moderation, temperance, mitigation
moderada [a] moderate, sparing, tempered, mitigated, mild-mannered
moderante [a] moderating, mitigating
moderante [n] moderator (substance)
moderor [n] moderator (person)
nonmoderada [a] immoderate, intemperate
moderato [a] moderato
moderna [a] modern, up to date
moderni [v] modernize/modernise, update
moderni [v] modernize/modernise, update, rework
moderni [n] modernization/modernisation, retrofit
modernia [n] modernness, modernity
modernisme [n] modernism
moderniste [a] modernist
moderniste [n] modernist
modernor [n] modernizer/moderniser
nonmoderna [a] unmodern, out of date, old-fashioned
posmodernisme [n] postmodernism
posmoderniste [a] postmodernist
posmoderniste [n] postmodernist
premoderna [a] premodern
modesta [a] modest (humble, avoiding impropriety), unpretentious
modestia [n] modesty
nonmodesta [a] immodest
tro modesta [a] overly modest; prudish
modifia [v] modify, amend
modifia [n] modification, amendment, mod
modo [n] manner, means, way (of doing)
modo de parla [n] way of speaking, parlance
modo de susta [n] livelihood, living
modo de vive [n] way of life, lifestyle, approach to life
en alga modo [A] somehow
en cualce modo [A] in any way (at all), by any means (you like), in whatever way; (in polite questions) by any chance, at all
en cualce modo par cual [s] however, by whatever means, by any means by which
en esta modo [A] in this way, in this manner, like this, thus, so
en la mesma modo [A] in the same way
en multe modos [A] in many ways, multiply
en no modo [A] by no means, in no way
en no otra modo ca [A] in no other way than, just, simply, purely
en otra modo [A] in another way, otherwise
en tal modo ce [s] in such a way that
modula [v] modulate
modula [n] modulation
desmodula [v] demodulate
modulador [n] modulator
modulo [n] module; modulus
modulo [p] modulo (mathematics)
modulal [a] modular
modulo estendente [n] extension module
mofeta [n] skunk
mofo [n] mold/mould, mildew
mofo melmosa [n] slime mold/mould, myxomycete
mofosa [a] moldy/mouldy, mildewed
Mogadixo [n] Mogadishu
mogano [n] mahogany (tree, wood)
de mogano [a] (made of) mahogany
mohair [n] mohair
Mohave, Deserto [n] Mojave Desert, Mohave Desert
moia [v] wet, soak
moia [n] wetting, soaking
moiada [a] wet, soaked, drenched
moisme [n] Mohism (philosophy)
moiste [a] Mohist
moiste [n] Mohist
mol [a] soft (not hard or tough), squishy; tender, supple
moli [v] soften; relent
moli [v] soften; tenderize/tenderise
molia [n] softness
mol [n] mole (chemistry)
molal [a] molar (chemistry)
molalia [n] molality
mola [n] spring
cargada par mola [a] spring-loaded
mola [n] ocean sunfish, common mola
molda [n] mold/mould, cast (container)
molda de pan [n] bread pan, loaf pan
molda de tarte [n] pie pan, pie tin
molda de torta [n] cake pan
moldi [v] mold/mould, cast
moldable [a] moldable/mouldable, plastic, pliant
moldida [n] molding/moulding, casting; mold/mould, cast (molded/moulded object)
Moldova [n] Moldova, Moldavia
moldovan [a] Moldovan
moldovan [n] Moldovan
moldur [n] frame (picture), molding/moulding, coving, cornice
moldur cordin [n] cable molding/moulding, ropework
moldur de solo [n] baseboard, skirting board
moldur merlonin [n] dentil (architecture)
moldurador [n] router (carpentry tool)
molduri [v] frame (one thing within another; composition of a photo)
molduri [n] framing
mole [v] grind, pound, pulverize/pulverise, reduce to powder
molador [n] grinder
premolente [a] premolar
molecula [n] molecule
moleculal [a] molecular
molesta [v] molest, harass, harry, hassle
molesta [n] molestation, harassment
molibdeno [n] molybdenum (element)
molin [n] mill; gizzard, ventriculus, gastric mill
molin de carne [n] meat grinder
molin de gran [n] gristmill
molin de mano [n] handmill, quern
molin de peper [n] pepper mill, pepper grinder
molin de rio [n] water mill
molin de venta [n] windmill
molineta [n] toy windmill, pinwheel; turnstile
molini [v] mill
molinor [n] miller
molo [n] pier, jetty, quay, quayside, wharf
molotro [n] cowbird
molusco [n] mollusk/mollusc; shellfish
molva [n] ling
momento [n] moment, instant, jiffy, juncture; momentum
de la momento [a] of the moment, du jour
momento angulo [n] angular momentum
momento de torse [n] torque
momento linial [n] linear momentum
la bon momento [n] the right moment, the opportunity, the chance, high time
momental [a] momentary
momia [n] mummy (preserved)
momi [v] mummify
momi [v] mummify
momi [n] mummification
Monaco [n] Monaco
monaces [a] Monacan
monaces [n] Monacan
monarca [n] monarch, sovereign; monarch butterfly
monarcal [a] monarchic, monarchical, monarchistic
monarcia [n] monarchy, sovereignty
monarcisme [n] monarchism, royalism
monarciste [a] monarchist, royalist
monarciste [n] monarchist, royalist
monax [n] woodchuck, groundhog, whistlepig (rodent)
monce [n] monk, nun
monca [n] nun
monco [n] monk
moncal [a] monastic
monceria [n] monastery, convent, abbey, cloister, nunnery, priory
monceria de lamas [n] lamasery, gompa, gonpa
moncin [a] monkish
moncisme [n] monasticism
mone [n] money, cash; currency
mone blancida [n] laundered money
mone de jua [n] play money, monopoly money
mone dur [n] hard cash (coins and notes)
mone falsa [n] counterfeit money
mone fisical [n] physical currency, cash (coins and notes)
mone lavada [n] laundered money
mone sanguosa [n] blood money, bloodwit
mone susia [n] dirty money, lucre
con mone dur [A] in cash, in hard cash
criptomone [n] cryptocurrency
monal [a] monetary
moneria [n] mint (money)
moneta [n] coin
monetas [n] coins, change
monedula [n] jackdaw
Mongol [n] Mongolia
mongol [a] Mongolian
mongol [n] Mongolian (person, language)
mongoloide [a] mongoloid
monisme [n] monism (philosophy)
moniste [n] monist
monito [n] monito del monte, chumaihuén, colocolo opossum (marsupial)
monitor [n] monitor
monitor de glucosa [n] glucose monitor, blood-sugar monitor
monitori [v] monitor, keep an eye on
monitori [n] monitoring, surveillance
mono [a] mono, monophonic (sound), monaural (sound)
mono [n] mono (sound)
mono- [P] mono- (one)
monoblasto [n] monoblast (biology)
monocini [n] monokini (garment)
monococo [a] einkorn wheat
monocordio [a] single-stringed, with only one string
monocordio [n] monochord
monocota [n] monocot, monocotyledon (botany)
monocrom [n] monochrome
monodia [n] monody
monodial [a] monodic
monoftongo [n] monophthong
monoftongi [v] monophthongize/monophthongise
monoftongi [v] monophthongize/monophthongise
monoftongi [n] monophthongization/monophthongisation
monogama [a] monogamous
monogamia [n] monogamy
monogamiste [n] monogamist
monografia [n] monograph, paper
monografi [v] monograph
monografiste [n] monographer
monogram [n] monogram
monolito [n] monolith
monolitin [a] monolithic
monologa [v] monolog/monologue, soliloquize/soliloquise, perform a monolog/monologue
monologa [n] monolog/monologue, soliloquy
monomania [n] monomania
monomanica [a] monomaniacal
monomanica [n] monomaniac
monomer [n] monomer (chemistry)
monomio [n] monomial (mathematics)
monomial [a] monomial (mathematics)
mononucleose [n] mononucleosis (medical)
monopolio [n] monopoly
antimonopolial [a] antimonopoly, antitrust
monopoli [v] monopolize/monopolise, corner the market
monopolo [n] monopole (particle)
monosite [n] monocyte (biology)
monositopoiese [n] monocytopoiesis (biology)
monotreme [n] monotreme
Monrovia [n] Monrovia
monson [n] monsoon
monstro [n] monster
monstro de Gila [n] Gila monster (lizard)
monstrin [a] monstrous
monstrin [n] monstrosity (something monstrous)
monstrinia [n] monstrosity (quality)
monstron [n] giant monster, behemoth, leviathan
monta [v] mount, ride, sit on, straddle
monta la dorso [v] piggyback, ride on (someone's) back
monta la spalas [v] piggyback (on someone's shoulders)
desmonta [v] dismount
montada [n] mount (animal ridden), steed
montante [a] riding, straddling, astride; horseback, on horseback, mounted
montor [n] rider
remonta [v] remount
Montana [n] Montana (US state)
montania [n] mountains, mountainous area, highlands, fells
montanial [a] mountain, highland
montanior [n] mountain dweller, highlander, hillbilly
montaniosa [a] mountainous
promontania [n] promontory, headland
monte [n] mountain, mount
a monte [A] up, uphill, upstream, upward, upwards
monteta [n] small mountain, rocky hill, rocky peak, crag, tor
montetosa [a] craggy
montin [a] mountainlike; heaped, heaping, piled high
Montenegro [n] Montenegro
montenegrin [a] Montenegrin
montenegrin [n] Montenegrin (person, language)
Montevideo [n] Montevideo
monton [n] heap, pile, mound; (colloquial) bunch, heap, host, load, shedload, ton (large quantity)
mil montones de [E] a vast amount of, a huge number of, a zillion, a gazillion
monton de dejetadas [n] garbage heap, rubbish heap, midden
monton de feno [n] haystack
monton de formicas [n] anthill
monton de neva [n] snowdrift
monton de sterco [n] dunghill, muckheap, midden
un monton de [E] a lot of, a load of, lots of, loads of
un monton de mone [n] a fortune (great wealth, high cost)
un monton de ricia [n] a fortune
Montserat [n] Montserrat (island)
montseratian [a] Montserratian
montseratian [n] Montserratian
montur [n] mount, frame (lens), rim, setting, bezel
monturi [v] mount (one thing on another)
monumento [n] monument, memorial, landmark, sight; milestone (metaphor), major step
monumental [a] monumental (pertaining to monuments)
monumentin [a] monumental, massive; landmark, historic, major, very important
mopan [a] Mopan
mopan [n] Mopan (person, language)
mor [a] dead, deceased
mor [n] dead person, deceased, casualty
moreria [n] morgue, mortuary
mori [v] die, perish, pass away
mori [v] deaden
mori [n] death, dying, decease, demise, fatality, casualty, mortality
mori de famia [v] starve
mori de famia [n] starvation
mori e destrui [n] death and destruction, carnage
mori fetal [n] stillbirth
moria [n] death (being dead)
morida [a] deadened
morin [a] deathly
morinte [a] dying, moribund
nonmorinte [a] undying
pos mori [a] posthumous
Mar Mor [n] Dead Sea
mora [n] blackberry (plant, berry)
mora artica [n] cloudberry, nordic berry, knotberry
moral [a] moral
moral [n] moral person; moral principle, ethic
moral de labora [n] work ethic
moralia [n] morality, morals
moralisme [n] moralism, moralizing/moralising, priggery
moraliste [a] moralistic, sanctimonious, self-righteous, priggish, puritanical
moraliste [n] moralist, prig, prude
nonmoral [a] immoral, unprincipled, unprofessional, unscrupulous
nonmoralia [n] immorality, iniquity
premoral [a] premoral, innocent
prinsipe moral [n] moral principle, moral, ethic
regula moral [n] moral rule, moral
sin moralia [a] amoral
Morava [n] Moravia
moravsce [a] Moravian (dialect)
moravsce [n] Moravian (dialect)
morbilio [n] measles
morbosa [a] morbid
comorbosa [a] comorbid (medical)
morbosia [n] morbidity
morde [v] bite
morde [n] bite
morde de serpente [n] snakebite
mordeta [v] nibble
mordeta [n] nibble
supramorde [n] overbite
moren [n] moraine (geology)
morena [n] moray
morero [n] mulberry (tree)
morera [n] mulberry (berry)
-morfe [S] -morph
morfe [v] morph
morfe [n] morph
morfem [n] morpheme
morfina [n] morphine
morfo- [P] morpho-
morfolojia [n] morphology
jeomorfolojia [n] geomorphology
morfolojial [a] morphological
mormon [a] Mormon
mormon [n] Mormon
mormonisme [n] Mormonism, Latter-day Saints
moro [a] Moorish (medieval); Moro, Bangsamoro (Philippine Muslim)
moro [n] Moor; Moro
Golfo Moro [n] Moro Gulf
Moroni [n] Moroni
morsa [n] walrus
morso [n] bit (bridle)
mortal [a] mortal, perishable
mortalia [n] mortality
nonmortal [a] immortal, imperishable
nonmortali [v] immortalize/immortalise
nonmortali [v] immortalize/immortalise
nonmortalia [n] immortality
mortasa [n] mortise (of dovetail joint)
mortasi [v] mortise
mortero [n] mortar, grout (substance); mortar (gun)
morteri [v] mortar, grout
morva [n] distemper (disease)
mos [n] moss
mosin [a] mosslike
mososa [a] mossy, moss-covered
mosaica [a] mosaic
mosaica [n] mosaic
Mosambic [n] Mozambique
mosambican [a] Mozambican
mosambican [n] Mozambican
Streta Mosambic [n] Mozambique Channel
mosarabi [a] Mozarabic
mosarabi [n] Mozarab
mosasauro [n] mosasaur
mosca [n] fly (insect)
mosca de carne [n] blowfly, bluebottle, carrion fly
mosca de casa [n] housefly
mosca scorpionin [n] scorpion fly
mosca serpentin [n] snakefly
Mosca [n] Musca (constellation)
mosceta [n] midge, gnat
moscete [n] musket (gun)
mosceti [v] shoot with a musket
mosceti [n] musketry
moscetor [n] musketeer
moscito [n] mosquito, gnat
moscovio [n] moscovium (element)
Moscva [n] Moscow
mostarda [n] mustard
mostra [v] show, exhibit, display, reveal, demonstrate, illustrate, exemplify; play (video recording)
mostra [n] showing, exhibition, illustration, manifestation; audition, demonstration, demo, sample
mostra e dise [v] show and tell
mostra e dise [n] show and tell
mostra emosia [v] show emotion, emote
mostra prima [n] premiere, opening, first showing
mostra sua autoria [v] assert one's authority
mostra un video [v] show a video, play a video
mostrable [a] showable, exhibitable, revealable, presentable, demonstrable
mostrada [a] shown, revealed, manifest
mostral [a] demonstrative
mostrante [a] showing, presenting, depicting, illustrative, exemplifying
nonmostrada [a] unshown, unscreened
premostra [v] presage, augur, portend, foreshadow, forebode, bode
remostra [v] reshow, show again; replay (video recording)
mostror [n] displayer, presenter; (tourist) guide
motasila [n] wagtail (bird)
motel [n] motel
motif [n] motif, trope, (repeating) pattern
motif caxmiri [n] paisley pattern
motif de puntos [n] polka dots
motif spiral [n] spiral pattern, scrollwork
sin motif [n] blank, plain
motiva [v] motivate
motiva [n] motive, motivation, incentive, reason
motiva ascondeda [n] ulterior motive
automotiva [v] motivate oneself
automotiva [n] self-motivation
automotivada [a] self-motivated, showing initiative
desmotiva [v] demotivate
desmotiva [n] disincentive
eletromotiva [a] electromotive
motivante [a] motivating, motivational
moto [n] (colloquial) motorbike, bike
moto- [P] motor-
minimoto [n] minibike (motorcycle)
motocros [n] motorcross
motor [n] motor, engine
motor de combusta interna [n] internal combustion engine
motor esterna [n] outboard motor
motor interna [n] inboard motor
motori [v] motorize/motorise
motorisme [n] motoring, driving
motoriste [n] motorist, driver
servomotor [n] servomotor
move [v] move, shift, budge
move [v] move, shift, propel, transfer; shovel (snow, soil, etc.)
move [n] movement, move, motion, locomotion; movement (music)
move ajitada [v] fidget
move caracolin [v] move at a snail's pace, crawl along
move eterna [n] perpetual motion
move furtiva [v] slink, creep
move laborosa [v] move laboriously, manhandle
move sua casa [v] move house, move
contramove [v] parry, counteract
de move [a] locomotory
de move lenta [a] slow-motion, in slow motion
desmovabli [v] immobilize/immobilise; demobilize/demobilise
desmovabli [v] immobilize/immobilise; demobilize/demobilise
desmovabli [n] immobilization/immobilisation; demobilization/demobilisation
movable [a] mobile, movable/moveable
movabli [v] mobilize/mobilise
movabli [v] mobilize/mobilise
movabli [n] mobilization/mobilisation
movablia [n] mobility
movente [a] moving, mobile, motile
moveta [v] move slightly, make a small movement, twitch
movor [n] mover
nonmovable [a] immovable, immobile
nonmovente [a] motionless, unmoving, stationary, still, sessile, immobile, non-motile
moxa [v] mosh (dance)
moxa [n] moshing, slam dancing
moxeria [n] mosh pit
Moxe [n] Moses
mozabita [a] Mozabite (person, language)
mozabita [n] Mozabite (person, language)
mozarela [n] mozzarella (cheese)
mu [n] mu (Greek letter)
mua [v] pout, sulk
mua [n] pout, moue
muosa [a] pouty
mucilajo [n] mucilage
muco [n] mucus, phlegm; goo, goop, gloop, glop, slime
muco acuin [n] watery mucus, rheum, serum
muco nasal [n] nasal mucus, snot, bogey, booger
mucin [a] gooey, goopy, gloopy, slimy
mucosa [a] mucous, snotty
muda [a] mute, dumb, speech-impaired; speechless
muda [n] mute, speech-impaired person
mudi [v] mute
mudi [v] mute
mudia [n] muteness, mutism, dumbness
muezin [n] muezzin (caller to prayer)
mufin [n] muffin
mufin cavetin [n] popover, Yorkshire pudding
mufinor [n] muffin seller, muffinman
mufti [n] mufti (Islamic scholar)
mugete [n] lily of the valley
mugre [n] filth, grime, sludge, muck, mess
mugri [v] become filthy, become mucky, become messy
mugri [v] make filthy, make mucky, soil, begrime
mugrosa [a] filthy, squalid, grubby, grimy, mucky, messy
mugul [a] Mughal, Mogul (dynasty)
mugul [n] Mughal, Mogul (dynasty)
Muhammad [n] Muhammad, Mohammed, Muhammed
mujil [n] mullet (fish)
mul [n] mussel (mollusk/mollusc)
mula [n] mullah (Islam)
muladi [n] muladi (Islam)
mulato [n] (derogatory) mulatto
muleta [n] crutch (support stick); filler word, padding (poetry)
mulo [n] mule
mulo de scola [n] dunce
mulin [a] mulish, stubborn, obstinate
mulor [n] muleteer
multa [v] fine, penalize
multa [n] fine, penalty, ticket, forfeit, forfeiture
multe [D] many, much, numerous, myriad, a host of, a multitude of
multe [A] very, really, greatly; much, a lot
multe [m] much, many (singular or plural)
multes [m] many (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
multe min [D] many fewer, much less
multe min [A] much less
multe plu [D] many more, much more
multe plu [A] much more
es plu multe ca [v] outnumber
multia [n] multitude, host
tan multe como posible [E] as many as possible, as much as possible
vera multe [D] very many, very much
vera multe [A] very much; really very, very ... indeed
multi- [P] multi-
multimetre [n] multimeter, multitester, VOM, volt-ohm-milliammeter
multiple [a] multiple
multiple [A] multiply
multiple [n] multiple (number)
multipli [v] become multiple
multipli [v] multiply
multipli [n] multiplication; product
multiplida [n] multiplicand
multiplida par [p] multiplied by, times
multiplinte [n] multiplier
multipleso [n] multiplex
multiplesal [a] multiplex
multiverso [n] multiverse
mundo [n] world
mundo consumiste [n] material world
mundo de sonia [n] dream world
de la mundo [a] cosmopolitan
la plu grande de mundo [a] the world's largest
mundal [a] world, worldly, mundane (pertaining to this world)
nonmundal [a] unworldly
sumundo [n] underworld
mung [n] mung bean, moong, maash, green gram
muni [v] supply with ammunition, equip, arm
muni [n] ammunition, ammo, munition
munisipa [n] municipality
munisipal [n] municipal, civic
munster [n] munster, muenster (cheese)
muon [n] muon (particle)
mur [n] wall; bulkhead (ship)
mur contra esplodes [n] blast wall
estramural [a] extramural
intramural [a] intramural
mural [a] mural (pertaining to a wall)
mural [n] mural
muralisme [n] mural art, muralism, graffiti
muraliste [n] muralist (artist)
mureta [n] partition; board
mureta blanca [n] whiteboard
mureta de avisas [n] message board, bulletin board, noticeboard
mureta negra [n] blackboard, chalkboard
muri [v] wall up, wall in
muron [n] rampart, defensive wall, city wall; bulkhead, retaining wall
muron de mar [n] seawall
muron de tera [n] earthwork
Muritania [n] Mauritania
muritani [a] Mauritanian
muritani [n] Mauritanian
murmura [v] murmur, mumble, burble
murmura [n] murmur, mumble, burble
mus [n] mouse
musin [a] mouselike, mousy
musa [n] muse
musaca [n] moussaka (food)
musarania [n] shrew (animal)
muscada [n] nutmeg
muscari [n] grape hyacinth (plant)
muscarina [n] muscarine, muscarin
muscatel [n] muscat, muscatel (grape, wine)
musco [n] musk deer; musk
muscosa [a] musky
musculo [n] muscle
musculal [a] muscular
musculor [n] muscleman, strongman, he-man
musculos [n] muscles, musculature
musculosa [a] muscular, muscly, brawny, beefy, musclebound
musculosia [n] muscularity, brawn
musculosceletal [a] musculoskeletal
muse [n] mousse (food)
muselina [n] muslin (fabric)
de muselina [a] (made of) muslin
museo [n] museum
musica [n] music
musica de asendador [n] muzak, elevator music, lift music
musica de folclor [n] folk music
musica de salon [n] chamber music
musica en conserta [n] live music
musica pop [n] pop music
musica rap [n] rap music
musica roc [n] rock music
musical [a] musical
musici [v] set (words) to music, put (words) to music
musici [n] setting to music
musicida [a] (words) set to music
musiciste [n] musician
musiciste suportante [n] supporting musician, sideman
musicolojia [n] musicology
musicolojial [a] musicological
musicolojiste [n] musicologist
musli [n] muesli, granola
mustang [n] mustang (horse)
mustax [n] mustache/moustache
mustela [n] weasel (general term that includes stoats, ferrets, mink, etc.)
mustela de neva [n] weasel, common weasel, least weasel, little weasel
mustelin [a] weaselly, weasel-like
muta [v] mutate, transform, transmute
muta [v] mutate, transform, transmute, transfigure, transmogrify
muta [n] mutation, transformation, metamorphosis, transmutation, transfiguration
muta sua pel [v] shed one's skin, slough off one's skin
muta sua pelo [v] molt/moult, shed one's fur
muta sua plumas [v] molt/moult, shed one's feathers
mutable [a] mutable, changeable, variable
mutablia [n] mutability, changeability, variability
mutada [a] mutated
mutada [n] mutant
mutaforma [n] shape-shifter, shape-changer, skinwalker
mutaformi [v] shape-shift, metamorphose
mutaformia [n] shape-shifting, metamorphosis
mutisme [n] metamorphism (geology)
nonmutable [a] immutable, unchangeable, invariable
nonmutablia [n] immutability, unchangeability, invariability
mutajen [a] mutagenic (genetics)
mutajen [n] mutagen
mutila [v] mutilate, mangle
mutila [n] mutilation
mutua [a] mutual, reciprocal
mutua [A] mutually, reciprocally, to each other, to one another
mutui [v] mutualize/mutualise
mutui [v] mutualize/mutualise
muu [e] moo (cow)
mui [v] moo, low
mui [n] mooing, lowing
muxa [v] blow one's nose
muxador [n] handkerchief, hanky
muxu [n] mu shu, moo shu (food)
n [x] n
n. [C] n., no.
nabatea [a] Nabatean (person, language)
nabatea [n] Nabatean (person, language)
nabo [n] turnip
nacfa [n] nakfa
nacre [n] nacre, mother-of-pearl (substance)
nacrin [a] nacreous
nada [v] swim
nada [n] swim
naderia [n] swimming baths, swimming complex, natatorium
nador [n] swimmer
nadene [a] Na-Dene (person, language)
nadene [n] Na-Dene (person, language)
nadir [n] nadir (astronomy, misfortune)
nafta [n] naphtha (oil)
naftalina [n] naphthalene (substance)
naftol [n] naphthol (substance)
naiade [n] naiad, water nymph
naira [n] naira
Nairobi [n] Nairobi
naive [a] naive, ingenuous, trusting, innocent, unsophisticated, jejune
naive [n] simpleton
naivia [n] naivety, naiveness, innocence, ingenuousness
nama [a] Nama (person, language)
nama [n] Nama (person, language)
Namib, Deserto [n] Namib Desert
Namibia [n] Namibia
namibian [a] Namibian
namibian [n] Namibian
nana [n] (colloquial) nanny (carer)
nano [n] dwarf (including mythology), midget, gnome
nanin [a] dwarflike; dwarf (planet)
nanisme [n] dwarfism
nano- [P] nano- (tiny, a thousand-millionth)
napalm [n] napalm (liquid)
Napoleon [n] Napoleon (Bonaparte)
napoleonal [a] Napoleonic
Napoli [n] Naples
napolitan [a] Neapolitan
napolitan [n] Neapolitan (person, language)
nara [v] narrate, tell, relate (story)
nara [n] narration, narrative, story, tale, chronicle
nara de fes [n] fairy tale
nara de folclor [n] folktale
nara fondal [n] backstory
malnara [v] garble (story)
naral [a] fictional, narrative, narrational
naras [n] stories, fiction
naras siensal [n] science fiction
nareta [n] short story
naror [n] storyteller, narrator, raconteur, chronicler
nonarada [a] untold, secret
renara [v] retell
narco- [P] narco- (stupor)
narcolesia [n] narcolepsy
narcolesica [a] narcoleptic
narcose [n] narcosis, general anesthesia/anaesthesia
narcotica [a] narcotic
narcotica [n] narcotic
nardo [n] spikenard, nard, muskroot (plant, oil)
narina [n] nostril, naris (pl. nares)
narsisisme [n] narcissism
narsisiste [a] narcissistic
narsisiste [n] narcissist
narsiso [n] narcissus, daffodil (plant)
nartex [n] narthex
narval [n] narwhal, narwhale
nas [n] nose
nas de mano [n] thumbing one's nose, cocking a snook
fa un nas de mano [E] thumb one's nose, cock a snook
nasal [a] nasal
nasal [n] nasal (consonant, vowel)
nasali [v] nasalize/nasalise
nasali [v] nasalize/nasalise
nasi [v] nuzzle, nose at
posnasal [a] postnasal
Nasau [n] Nassau
nase [v] be born; come into existence
nase [v] bear, give birth to
nase [n] birth
ante nase [a] prenatal, antenatal
conaseda [a] cognate
conaseda [n] sibling, sib, cognate (brother or sister)
conasedia [n] siblinghood, cognacy
estraconaseda [n] stepsibling
de nase [a] natal
mor naseda [a] stillborn
naseda [a] born
nasente [a] nascent, coming into existence, appearing, emerging
pos nase [a] postnatal
prima naseda [a] firstborn
renase [v] be reborn
renase [n] rebirth, renaissance, renascence
Renase [n] Renaissance
renaseda [a] reborn, born again
renasente [a] renascent, reappearing, reemerging
nasel [n] nacelle (vehicle part)
nasion [n] nation, state
internasional [a] international
internasionalisme [n] internationalism
internasionaliste [a] internationalist
internasionaliste [n] internationalist
multinasional [a] multinational
multinasional [n] multinational
nasional [a] national, nationwide
nasionali [v] nationalize/nationalise
nasionali [v] nationalize/nationalise
nasionali [n] nationalization/nationalisation
nasionalia [n] nationality
nasionalisme [n] nationalism
nasionaliste [a] nationalistic
nasionaliste [n] nationalist
Nasiones Unida [n] United Nations
sin nasion [a] stateless
transnasional [a] transnational
nasturtio [n] nasturtium (plant)
natal [n] Christmas, Noel, Nowell, nativity, yule, yuletide
arbor de natal [n] Christmas tree
de natal [a] Christmas
Isola Natal [n] Christmas Island
vijila de natal [n] Christmas Eve
nativa [a] native (to a place), indigenous, aboriginal, autochthonous
nativa [n] native
american nativa [a] Native American, American Indian, Amerindian
american nativa [n] Native American, American Indian, Amerindian
australian nativa [a] Australian Aborigine
australian nativa [n] Australian Aborigine
nativisme [n] nativism
nativiste [n] nativist
nonativa [a] non-native, adventitious
renativi [v] repatriate
renativi [v] repatriate
renativi [n] repatriation
nato [n] nattō
natron [n] natron (substance)
natur [n] nature
natur mor [n] still life
natural [a] natural, inborn; organic (food); artless (writing)
natural [A] naturally, of course
naturali [v] naturalize/naturalise
naturali [v] naturalize/naturalise
naturali [n] naturalization/naturalisation
naturin [a] naturalistic
naturisme [n] naturalism
naturiste [n] naturalist
nonatural [a] unnatural, preternatural, otherworldly, unworldly, unearthly, eldritch
supranatural [a] supernatural, eldritch
naua [a] Nahua
naua [n] Nahua (person)
nauatl [a] Nahuatl (language)
nauatl [n] Nahuatl (language)
Nauero [n] Nauru
nauero [a] Nauruan
nauero [n] Nauruan
naufraga [v] (ship) get wrecked; (sailor) get shipwrecked
naufraga [v] wreck (ship); shipwreck (sailor)
naufraga [n] shipwrecking (action)
naufragada [a] wrecked (ship); shipwrecked (sailor)
naufragada [n] shipwreck, wrecked ship; shipwrecked sailor, castaway
nausea [v] nauseate, sicken
nausea [n] nausea, nauseation
nausea de ensintia [n] morning sickness
nausea de mar [n] seasickness
nauseada [a] nauseated, queasy, sick
nauseada de auto [a] carsick, suffering motion sickness
nauseada de mar [a] seasick
nauseada de vola [a] airsick
nauseante [a] nauseating, foul, vile, gross, nasty, disgusting, repulsive
nauseosa [a] nauseous, queasy
nautilo [n] nautilus (mollusk/mollusc)
Navara [n] Navarre (Spanish region)
nave [n] ship, vessel; nave (church)
naval [a] naval
naveta [n] shuttle; ferry, ferryboat
naveta spasial [n] space shuttle
naveti [v] shuttle, ferry
navetin [a] shuttle-like; shuttle (bus, etc.)
navetor [n] ferryman
naviga [v] navigate
naviga [n] navigation
naviga par vela [v] sail, go sailing
naviga par vela [n] sailing
navigable [a] navigable
navigador [n] web browser
navigor [n] navigator
sirconaviga [v] circumnavigate
sirconaviga [n] circumnavigation
Naypyidaw [n] Naypyidaw
nazi [a] Nazi
nazi [n] Nazi
desnazi [v] denazify
desnazi [v] denazify
desnazi [n] denazification
nazisme [n] Nazism
neonazi [a] neo-Nazi
neonazi [n] neo-Nazi
neonazisme [n] neo-Nazism
NB [C] NB, nota bene
Ndjamena [n] N'Djamena
ne [n] nay, ney (flute)
neandertal [a] Neanderthal
neandertal [n] Neanderthal
nebla [n] fog
nebla fumosa [n] smog, black fog, peasouper
nebla jelada [n] frozen fog, rime
desneblador [n] demister, defogger
desnebli [v] demist, defog; deblur (image)
desnebli [v] demist, defog; deblur
neblador [n] mister, nebulizer/nebuliser
nebleta [n] mist, haze
nebli [v] mist up, fog up, steam up; blur
nebli [v] mist up, fog up, steam up; blur
neblin [a] foglike, hazy; vague, unclear
neblosa [a] nebulous, foggy, misty, vague, fuzzy, bleary, hazy; blurry (image, vision)
Nebraska [n] Nebraska (US state)
nebulosa [n] nebula
necator [n] hookworm
necatoriase [n] hookworm, necatoriasis (disease)
necro- [P] necro- (death)
necrofilia [n] necrophilia
necrofilica [a] necrophiliac
necrofilica [n] necrophiliac, necrophile
necrofobia [n] necrophobia
necrofobica [a] necrophobic
necrofobica [n] necrophobe
necromansia [n] necromancy (divination)
necromansiste [n] necromancer
necrose [n] necrosis (medical)
necrosica [a] necrotic
Nederland [n] Netherlands, Holland
nederlandes [a] Dutch, Netherlandish
nederlandes [n] Dutch (person, language), Dutchman, Dutchwoman; Netherlandish
nefrite [n] nephritis (medical)
nefritica [a] nephritic
nefro- [P] nephro- (kidney)
nefron [n] nephron
nega [v] negate, deny, repudiate, nullify, annul, rescind, overrule, countermand, disavow, disclaim
nega [n] negation, denial, repudiation, annulment, disavowal
nega con testa [v] shake one's head
negable [a] deniable
nonegable [a] undeniable
nonegada [a] undenied
negativa [a] negative
negativa [n] negative (photography)
eletronegativa [a] electronegative
negativia [n] negativity
negativisme [n] negativism
negosia [v] negotiate; haggle, bargain
negosia [n] negotiation
negosior [n] negotiator
renegosia [v] renegotiate
negra [a] black
negra [n] black
cuatrinegra [a] quadroon
cuatrinegra [n] quadroon
negri [v] blacken, char, scorch, singe
negri [v] blacken, char, scorch, singe
negria [n] blackness
negrisil [n] mascara (cosmetic)
Foresta Negra [n] Black Forest
Mar Negra [n] Black Sea
negroide [a] (derogatory) negroid
nel [p] in the, at the
nelumbo [n] lotus (plant)
nematodo [n] roundworm, nematode
nematomorfo [n] nematomorph (organism)
nemerteo [n] nemertean (worm)
nenets [a] Nenets
nenets [n] Nenets (person, language)
neo- [P] neo- (new)
neodimio [n] neodymium (element)
neolitica [a] Neolithic
neolitica [n] Neolithic
neolojia [v] neologize/neologise, create neologisms, coin new words
neolojia [n] neologizing/neologising, neologization/neologisation, neology, coinage
neolojial [n] neologic, neological, neologistic
neolojisme [n] neologism, coinage
neolojiste [a] neologistic
neolojiste [n] neologist, coiner of words; user of neologisms
neon [n] neon
neoplasma [n] neoplasm (medical)
neotenia [n] neoteny, juvenilization/juvenilisation (biology)
Nepal [n] Nepal
nepali [a] Nepali, Nepalese
nepali [n] Nepali, Nepalese (person, language)
nepentes [n] pitcher plant
nepeta [n] catnip (plant)
Nepiedo [n] Naypyidaw
nereida [n] nereid, sea nymph
Nerulmud [n] Ngerulmud
nervo [n] nerve
nervo otical [n] optic nerve
nervo serebral [n] cerebral nerve
nervo siatica [n] sciatic nerve, ischiatic nerve
nerval [a] nervous (of the nerves)
nervosa [a] nervous, jumpy
nervosia [n] nervousness
nesesa [v] need, require, lack; need to, have to, must (physical or essential); necessitate, entail
nesesa [n] need (state)
es nesesada [v] be needed, be required, be necessary, behove, behoove
nesesa adota [v] resort to, have recourse to
nesesada [a] needed, required, necessary, indispensable, must-have, requisite, incumbent
nesesada [A] necessarily
nesesada [n] necessity, need, requirement, must-have, must, prerequisite, wherewithal
nonesesada [a] unnecessary, undue, dispensable
-nesia [S] -nesia (islands)
neta [a] clear, crisp, sharp, precise (image); net/nett (money)
neti [v] become clearer, become sharper, become more precise, become more distinct (image)
neti [v] sharpen, make clearer (image)
netia [n] clearness, crispness, preciseness (of an image)
netar [n] nectar
netarina [n] nectarine (peach); sunbird (bird)
netbal [n] netball
netbalor [n] netball player
nete [n] grandchild
duneta [n] great-granddaughter
dunete [n] great-grandchild
duneto [n] great-grandson
neta [n] granddaughter
netisme [n] nepotism
netiste [a] nepotistic
neto [n] grandson
treneta [n] great-great-granddaughter
trenete [n] great-great-grandchild
treneto [n] great-great-grandson
netsuce [n] netsuke (sculpture)
netunio [n] neptunium (element)
Netuno [n] Neptune (mythology, planet)
neuraljia [n] neuralgia
neuraljia siatica [n] sciatic neuralgia, sciatica
neuraljica [a] neuralgic
neurastenia [n] neurasthenia
neurastenica [a] neurasthenic
neurite [n] neuritis (medical)
neuritica [a] neuritic
neuro- [P] neuro- (nerve)
neurolojia [n] neurology
neurolojial [a] neurological
neurolojiste [n] neurologist
neuron [n] neuron
neuron de sensa [n] sensory neuron
motoneuron [n] motoneuron, motor neuron
neuronal [a] neuronal, neural, neurological
neuropatia [n] neuropathy
neuropatica [a] neuropathic
neurose [n] neurosis, psychoneurosis, hangup
neurosica [a] neurotic
neurosica [n] neurotic
neuton [n] newton (unit of force)
neutra [a] neutral, unbiased, objective; neuter
neutri [v] be neutralized/neutralised; be neutered, be castrated, be spayed
neutri [v] neutralize/neutralise, neuter, castrate, spay
neutria [n] neutrality; sterility
neutrino [n] neutrino
neutrofilia [n] neutrophilia
neutrofilica [a] neutrophilic
neutrofilica [n] neutrophile
neutron [n] neutron
antineutron [n] antineutron
neutronal [a] neutronic
neva [v] snow
neva [n] snow
neva dejelada [v] sleet
neva dejelada [n] sleet; slush
neva fondeda [n] snowmelt
desnevi [v] clear snow from
neveta [v] snow lightly, flurry
neveta [n] snow shower, flurry, dusting
nevin [a] snowy, snow-white
nevon [n] snowstorm, whiteout, heavy snow, deep snow
nevosa [a] snowy
Nevada [n] Nevada (US state)
Nevis [n] Nevis
nevo [n] mole (on skin), birthmark, nevus/naevus, beauty spot, beauty mark
nevo cosmetica [n] beauty spot, beauty mark
Newfoundland [n] Newfoundland
Newfoundland e Labrador [n] Newfoundland and Labrador (Canadian province)
nganasan [a] Nganasan
nganasan [n] Nganasan (person, language)
niama [n] yam (plant, tuber)
Niamei [n] Niamey
niasina [n] niacin, nicotinic acid
nicab [n] niqab (veil)
Nicaragua [n] Nicaragua
nicaraguan [a] Nicaraguan
nicaraguan [n] Nicaraguan
nicel [n] nickel
niceli [v] nickel-plate
nicelida [a] nickel-plated
Nicosia [n] Nicosia
nicotina [n] nicotine
nictofilia [n] nyctophilia
nictofilica [a] nyctophilic
nictofilica [n] nyctophile
nictofobia [n] nyctophobia, scotophobia, lygophobia, fear of the dark
nictofobica [a] nyctophobic, afraid of the dark
nictofobica [n] nyctophobe, nyctophobic person, person afraid of the dark
nido [n] nest, roost, aerie/eyrie; hive; den, lair, burrow; hideaway, hideout, retreat, home
nido de abeas [n] beehive
nido de formicas [n] ant nest
nidi [v] nest, build a nest (for)
nidi se [v] nestle, snuggle down, ensconce oneself
nidida [a] snug, cozy/cosy (person)
nidin [a] nestlike, snug, homely, cozy/cosy (place)
nidinia [n] snugness, homeliness, coziness/cosiness
nidor [n] nestling (bird)
Nientxentangla [n] Nyenchen Tanglha
Nietzsche, Friedrich [n] Friedrich Nietzsche
nihilisme [n] nihilism
nihiliste [a] nihilist, nihilistic
nihiliste [n] nihilist
nihonio [n] nihonium (element)
Nijer [n] Niger
nijerien [a] Nigerien (of Niger)
nijerien [n] Nigerien (of Niger)
Rio Nijer [n] Niger River
Nijeria [n] Nigeria
nijerian [a] Nigerian (of Nigeria)
nijerian [n] Nigerian (of Nigeria)
Nilo, Rio [n] River Nile
nilon [n] nylon
nilotica [a] Nilotic (languages)
nimbo [a] nimbus (cloud)
nimbo [n] nimbus (cloud)
nimfa [n] nymph
nimfa de acua [n] water nymph, naiad
nimfa de bosce [n] tree nymph, tree spirit, dryad
nimfa de mar [n] sea nymph, nereid
nimfeta [n] nymphet, nymphette, lolita
nimfin [a] nymphlike
nimfea [n] water lily
nimfomania [n] nymphomania
nimfomanica [a] nymphomaniac
nimfomanica [n] nymphomaniac, nympho
ninja [n] ninja, shinobi (ninjutsu expert)
ninjutsu [n] ninjutsu (martial art)
niobio [n] niobium (element)
nioci [n] gnocchi
Nion [n] Japan
nion [a] Japanese
nion [n] Japanese
nirvana [n] nirvana (Buddhism)
Nisa [n] Nice
nisarda [a] Niçard, nissart, nizzardo, niçois (dialect)
nisarda [n] Niçard, nissart, nizzardo, niçois (dialect)
nistagmo [n] nystagmus (medical)
nitrato [n] nitrate
nitrato de potasio [n] potassium nitrate, saltpeter/saltpetre
nitrica [a] nitric
nitrito [n] nitrite
nitrogliserina [n] nitroglycerine, nitro
nitrojen [n] nitrogen
nitrojenosa [a] nitrogenous
nitrosa [a] nitrous
Niue [n] Niue
niue [a] Niuean
niue [n] Niuean
nivel [n] floor, story/storey, deck (ship); level, tier (scale, hierarchy)
nivel de mar [n] sea level
nivel de oio [n] eye level
nivel de tera [n] ground floor, ground level
nivel de vive [n] standard of living
nivel prima [n] first floor (above ground level)
entrenivel [n] tween deck
multinivelal [a] multilevel, multistory/multistorey
nivelador [n] spirit level, bubble level
niveleta [n] landing
nix [n] niche (alcove, ecological)
no [D] no
no [A] not
no [c] not, and not
no [e] no; (question tag) eh?, isn't it?, don't you?, haven't they? (etc., typically expecting the answer yes)
no ... no [E] neither ... nor
no plu ca [E] no more than, merely, simply, just
no sola ... ma ance [E] not only ... but also
no [n] noh (drama)
Noa [n] Noah
nobelio [n] nobelium (element)
nobil [a] noble, well-born, high-born
nobil [n] noble, nobleman, peer, gentleman
nobiles [n] nobles, nobility, aristocracy, who's who
nobili [v] ennoble
nobili [v] ennoble
nobilia [n] nobility
noca [n] knuckle; fetlock
noda [v] knot, tie a knot in
noda [n] knot, node, burl; lump (in throat from emotion); node (graph, computing, etc.); knot (unit of speed)
noda de capeles [n] topknot
noda-fie [n] child node
noda limfal [n] lymph node
noda liscante [n] slipknot
noda-padre [n] parent node
noda papilin [n] bow
nodosa [a] knotty, gnarled, gnarly, nodose
sunoda [n] child node
supranoda [n] parent node
nodulo [n] nodule
nodulal [a] nodular
noia [v] bore, tire, stultify
noia [n] boredom, tedium, ennui
noia se [v] be bored (through lack of anything to do), be bored stiff, feel boredom
es en noia [v] be bored (through lack of anything to do), be bored stiff, feel boredom
noiada [a] bored
noiante [a] tiresome, boring, tedious, dull, humdrum, mundane, jejune
noior [n] bore
-noide [S] -noid (mind)
nom [n] name, moniker, monicker; noun
nom de arcivo [n] folder name, directory name
nom de domina [n] domain name
nom de fix [n] filename
nom de gera [n] nom de guerre
nom de usor [n] username
nom falsa [n] alias, pseudonym, pen name, nom de plume
nom familial [n] family name, surname
nom individua [n] first name, Christian name
nom madral [n] matronym, matronymic
nom nonsposida [n] maiden name, unmarried name
nom orijinal [n] original name, maiden name, birth name
nom padral [n] patronym, patronymic
nom propre [n] proper noun
nom teatral [n] stage name
autonomida [a] self-proclaimed, self-styled
con nom falsa [a] pseudonymous
conom [n] cognomen
es nomida [v] be named, be called
la X malnomida [a] the so-called X (disparaging)
malnomida [a] misnamed; so-called (disparaging)
malnomida [n] misnomer
nomal [a] name, name-related, naming; nounal, substantival
nomeria [n] namespace
nomes [n] names, nomenclature
nometa [v] nickname
nometa [n] nickname, sobriquet, soubriquet
nomi [v] name, call, give a name to; appoint, nominate
nomi per [v] name for, name after
nomida [a] named, called
nomida X [n] named X, called X, known as X
nomin [a] nounal, substantival
nonomida [a] unnamed, nameless
par nom [a] nominal, in name (only)
posnomal [a] postnominal (grammar)
posnomal [n] postnominal (grammar)
prenomal [a] prenominal (grammar)
prenomal [n] prenominal (grammar)
renomi [v] rename, change the name of, rebrand
sin nom [a] nameless, anonymous
nomada [a] nomadic, itinerant
nomada [n] nomad, itinerant, traveler/traveller
nomadisme [n] nomadism
nomina [v] nominate, designate
nomina [n] nomination
nominada [n] nominee
nominalisme [n] nominalism
nominaliste [n] nominalist
nominativa [a] nominative (grammar)
nominativa [n] nominative (grammar)
non- [P] un-, in-, non- (added to adjectives and nouns: opposite characteristic, or absence of an action or state)
nona- [P] nona- (nine)
noradrenalina [n] noradrenaline, noradrenalin, norepinephrine (hormone)
norde [a] north, northern, upstate
norde [n] north
norde-este [a] northeast, northeasterly
norde-este [n] northeast
norde-norde-este [a] north-northeast
norde-norde-este [n] north-northeast
norde-norde-ueste [a] north-northwest
norde-norde-ueste [n] north-northwest
norde-sentral [a] central north
norde-ueste [a] northwest, northwesterly
norde-ueste [n] northwest
a norde [A] northward, northwards
a norde de [p] to the north of
Mar Norde [n] North Sea
nordiste [a] pro-northern
nordica [a] Nordic, Norse
nori [n] nori, laver, slake (seaweed)
Noria [n] Norway
norsce [a] Norwegian
Mar Norsce [n] Norwegian Sea
norma [n] norm, standard; par (golf)
du su la norma [E] eagle, two below par (golf)
tre su la norma [E] albatross, three below par (golf)
un su la norma [E] birdie, one below par (golf)
un supra la norma [E] bogey, one over par (golf)
nonormal [a] abnormal, aberrant, irregular, anomalous, odd, strange, unconventional
nonormal [n] abnormality, aberration, irregularity, anomaly, oddity
nonormalia [n] abnormality (state)
nonorminte [a] non-normative
normal [a] normal, ordinary, usual, standard, normative, conventional, regular
normal [A] normally, ordinarily, usually
normali [v] normalize/normalise, become normalized/normalised
normali [v] normalize/normalise, institutionalize/institutionalise, conventionalize/conventionalise, canonicalize/canonicalise
normali [n] normalization/normalisation, institutionalization/institutionalisation, canonicalization/canonicalisation
normalia [n] normality, normalcy, regularity, ordinariness, commonness, commonality
normas [n] code, ethos
normas de condui [n] code of behavior/behaviour
normas moral [n] moral code, ethics
normi [v] standardize/standardise
normi [n] standardization/standardisation
norminte [a] standardizing/standardising, normative
paranormal [a] paranormal
sunormal [a] subnormal; below par
supranormal [a] supernormal; above par
normande [a] Norman
normande [n] Norman
Normandia [n] Normandy
normoblasto [n] normoblast (blood cell)
noruz [n] Nowruz
nos [m] we, us
la nosa [m] ours
la nosas [m] ours (plural)
nosa [D] our
nosas [m] ours (plural)
nose [v] harm, damage, prejudice, be detrimental to, be deleterious to, be a nuisance to, disturb (a process), make difficult
nose [n] nuisance, harm, detriment
nosente [a] harmful, detrimental, prejudicial
nonosisme [n] (principle of) non-violence
nonosiste [a] non-violent
nonosiste [n] non-violent person
nosebo [a] nocebo (medical)
nosebo [n] nocebo (medical)
nosiva [a] noxious, toxic, virulent, harmful, pernicious, prejudicial, deleterious, detrimental, malignant, malevolent
cardionosiva [a] cardiotoxic
nonosiva [a] benign, non-toxic, harmless, innocuous, benevolent
nosivia [n] harmfulness, toxicity, virulence, malignancy
nosolojia [n] nosology
nosolojiste [n] nosologist
nostaljia [v] feel nostalgia for (something in the past), miss (something in the past)
nostaljia [n] nostalgia
nostaljial [a] nostalgic
nostaljiosa [a] nostalgic, nostalgia-filled
nota [v] note, make a note of, jot down; minute; notice; mention, remark, draw brief attention to
nota [n] note, annotation, aside; memorandum, memo, message, short letter; notice (displayed information); note (music)
nota basa [n] footnote
nota bon [e] please note, nota bene, by the way
nota codal [n] endnote
nota de reseta [n] receipt
nota de stadio [n] stage direction
nota de validi [n] certificate
ja notada [a] already mentioned, aforementioned
nonotada [a] unnoted, unnoticed
nonotada [n] oversight
notable [a] notable, mentionable, noteworthy, historic, noticeable, remarkable, considerable
notable [A] notably, noticeably, remarkably, considerably, substantially
notada [a] noted
notas [n] notes; minutes (of meeting)
notatecla [n] keylogger
notor [n] noter, notetaker; secretary, minute taker
notario [n] notary, scrivener, solicitor's clerk
note [n] night
note des-du [n] Twelfth Night
a note [A] at night, in the night, overnight
bon note [e] goodnight (parting)
medianote [n] midnight
noti [v] become night
noti [n] nightfall, dusk
per la note [A] for the night
pos medianote [A] after midnight, in the dead of night, in the middle of the night
tra la note [A] throughout the night, overnight
notocorda [n] notochord (anatomy)
noturna [a] nocturnal
noturna [n] nocturne (art, music)
nova [a] new, novel, recent
nova [A] newly, freshly; just (now)
nova [n] new thing, novelty; piece of news, news item; new person, newcomer
bon novas [n] good news, good tidings
la plu nova [a] newest, latest
mal novas [n] bad news, bad tidings
nonrenovable [a] non-renewable
novas [n] news, tidings, current events
noveta [n] novelty, curiosity (item)
novia [n] newness, novelty
renovable [a] renewable
renovi [v] become renewed, get upgraded
renovi [v] renew, renovate, upgrade, refurbish, revamp, refresh, refinish, remodel
renovi [n] renewal, renovation, upgrade, refurbishment
renovor [n] renewer, renovator
nova [n] nova (star)
ipernova [n] hypernova
supranova [n] supernova (star)
nove [D] nine
nove [a] ninth (ordinal)
novan [a] nine years old, aged nine
novan [n] nine-year-old
novi [v] split into nine
novi [v] split into nine
novi [n] ninth (fraction)
novela [n] novel
novela criminal [n] crime fiction, detective story, murder mystery, mystery novel, police novel, whodunnit
novela negra [n] noir fiction, noir novel
novela ros [n] romantic novel, romance
noveleta [n] novella
noveliste [n] novelist
telenovela [n] soap opera, soap, TV serial, telenovela
novembre [n] November
novena [n] novena (prayers)
novitxoc [n] novichok, novichok agent
nozeto [n] hazel, filbert (tree)
nozeta [n] hazelnut, filbert (nut)
nozo [n] walnut tree
nozo de Brasil [n] Brazil nut tree
noza [n] nut; walnut
noza de Brasil [n] Brazil nut
nozin [a] nutlike, nutty
nozosa [a] nutty (full of nuts)
-nte [S] -ing
-nte [S] -er (substance, object)
nu [n] nu (Greek letter)
NU [C] UN
Nuacxot [n] Nouakchott
nube [n] cloud
nube de zucar [n] marshmallow
nube oscur [n] dark cloud; pall, feeling of gloom (metaphor)
nube xampinionin [n] mushroom cloud
nubin [a] cloudlike; cloud, in the cloud (software)
nubosa [a] cloudy, overcast
nubosia [n] cloudiness
sin nube [a] cloudless, cloudfree
nuca [n] nape, scruff, back of the neck
nucleo [n] nucleus, kernel; head (syntax)
nucleal [a] nuclear, nucleic
desnucleali [v] denuclearize/denuclearise
desnucleali [v] denuclearize/denuclearise
desnucleali [n] denuclearization/denuclearisation, nuclear disarmament
termonucleal [a] thermonuclear
nucleol [n] nucleolus (biology)
nucleon [n] nucleon (particle)
nucleotido [n] nucleotide
nuclido [n] nuclide
Nucualofa [n] Nuku'alofa
nuda [a] nude, naked, bare, exposed; barren, desolate, stark
nudi [v] strip, bare, denude
nudi [v] strip, bare, denude
nudia [n] nudity, nakedness
nudifilo [n] wire stripper
nudisme [n] nudism, naturism
nudiste [n] nudist, naturist
nuga [n] nougat (confectionery)
numatico [n] tire/tyre
numeno [n] noumenon (philosophy)
numero [n] number (in sequence); numeral (grammar); issue, edition (periodical); item, entry (in list)
numero aljebral [n] algebraic number
numero composada [n] complex number
numero de sinia [n] character number, code position, code point, code number (software)
numero duable [n] even number
numero imajinal [n] imaginary number
numero natural [n] natural number, whole number
numero nonduable [n] odd number
numero nonrazonal [n] irrational number
numero primal [n] prime number
numero rapida [n] speed-dial number, emergency number
numero razonal [n] rational number
numero real [n] real number
numero sin custa [n] freephone number, toll-free number
numero transendente [n] transcendental number
la numero du [n] the second one
nonumerable [a] innumerable, umpteenth
numeral [a] numeric
numeri [v] number, assign a number to; enumerate
numeri de pajes [n] pagination
numeri la pajes de [v] paginate
numerisme [n] numeracy
numeriste [a] numerate
numerolojia [n] numerology
numerolojiste [n] numerologist
numismatia [n] numismatics, coin collecting
numismatial [a] numismatic
numismatiste [n] numismatist, coin collector
nun [m] no one, nobody
Nunavut [n] Nunavut (Canadian territory)
nunca [A] never, not ever
nunca de sempre [A] never ever, absolutely never
nuntxacu [n] nunchaku, nunchuks, chain sticks, karate sticks (weapon)
nurage [n] nuraghe, nurhag (tower)
nuragal [a] Nuragic (civilization/civilisation)
nuri [v] feed, nourish; fuel
nuri [n] nutrition, nourishment (action)
malnuri [n] malnutrition, undernourishment
malnurida [a] malnourished, undernourished
nonurinte [a] non-nutritious
nural [a] nutritional
nurinte [a] nutritious
nurinte [n] nutrient, nutriment, nourishment (food)
nuriste [n] nutritionist
renuri [v] feed again, feed back; refuel
renuri [n] feedback (audio, video)
nusia [n] nuptials
nusial [a] nuptial
nusiales [n] nuptials
Nuuk [n] Nuuk
o [x] o
o [c] or
o ... o [E] either ... or
o sola ... o sola [E] whether ... or
o [e] oh; O (vocative)
-o [S] male; tree
oasis [n] oasis
obedi [v] obey, follow, observe, abide by, comply with
obedi [n] obedience
desobedi [v] disobey; break (rule, law)
desobedi [n] disobedience
desobedinte [a] disobedient, insubordinate
nonobedinte [a] non-compliant, uncompliant
obedinte [a] obedient, obeying, compliant
obelisce [n] obelisk
obesa [a] obese, fat, overweight, plump, corpulent, portly, stout, flabby
obesia [n] obesity, fatness
obi [n] obi (sash)
oblica [a] oblique
oblicia [n] obliquity
oblida [v] forget; neglect (to do); leave behind (unintentionally)
oblida lo [e] forget it, forget about it, never mind
no-oblida-me [n] forget-me-not (plant)
nonoblidable [a] unforgettable
oblidable [a] forgettable
oblidante [a] forgetful
obliga [v] oblige, obligate, compel, necessitate, force (socially)
obliga [n] obligation, commitment, duty, responsibility, indenture
obliga finansial [n] bond, financial obligation
nonobligada [a] unobligated, unbeholden, voluntary, free
nonobligante [a] optional, voluntary, not required, non-binding
obligada [a] obligated, compelled, beholden, indentured, bonded
obligante [a] obligatory, compulsory, mandatory, binding
oboe [n] oboe
oboiste [n] oboist
obra [n] opus, work (of art, literature, music, etc.)
obra de arte [n] artwork, work of art, objet d'art
obra grande [n] Great Work, Magnum Opus (alchemy)
obra mestral [n] masterpiece, masterwork, magnum opus
obsoleta [a] obsolete, outdated, antiquated
obsoletia [n] obsolescence, obsoleteness
obsoleti [v] become obsolete, obsolesce
obsoleti [v] obsolete, make obsolete, deprecate
obsoletinte [a] obsolescent, deprecated, becoming obsolete, becoming outdated, becoming outmoded
obus [n] shell
obusador [n] howitzer (gun)
ocapi [n] okapi (animal)
ocarina [n] ocarina (musical instrument)
oce [a] OK, okay, all right, alright, good enough, acceptable
oce [e] OK, okay, all right, alright, yes, yep
ma oce [e] oh well (mild disappointment)
ocer [a] ocher/ochre (color/colour)
ocer [n] ocher/ochre (pigment)
ocroma [n] balsa (tree, wood)
oculo [n] spectacles, glasses, eyeglasses
oculo coretinte [n] corrective glasses
oculo de nas [n] pince-nez
oculo de sol [n] sunglasses
oculo protejente [n] goggles
monoculo [n] monocle
monoculal [a] monocular (pertaining to monocles)
oculeria [n] optician's, glasses store
oculiste [n] oculist, optician
oculon [n] goggles
oculta [a] occult, supernatural
oculta [n] occult
oculti [v] occult (astronomy, supernatural)
oculti [v] occult (astronomy, supernatural)
oculti [n] occultation (astronomy, supernatural)
ocultisme [n] occultism
ocultiste [a] occultist, occult
ocultiste [n] occultist
ocupa [v] occupy
ocupa [n] occupation, occupancy; walk of life
ocupa se [v] occupy oneself, keep oneself busy
casa nonlegal ocupada [n] squat
desocupa [v] vacate, evacuate
nonocupada [a] unoccupied
ocupada [a] occupied, busy
ocupal [a] occupational
ocupante [a] occupying
ocupor [n] occupant, occupier; occupying force
ocupor nonlegal [n] squatter, illegal occupant
reocupa [v] reoccupy
reocupa [n] reoccupation
siberocupa [v] cybersquat
siberocupa [n] cybersquatting
siberocupor [n] cybersquatter, hacker
odalisce [n] odalisque (slave)
ode [n] ode (poem)
odia [v] hate, detest, abominate, resent, abhor, loathe, anathematize
odia [n] odium, hatred, animosity, resentment, grudge, spite, abomination, acrimony, ill feeling, bad blood, beef
autoodia [n] self-hatred, self-loathing
odiable [a] detestable, abominable, reprehensible, odious, loathsome, execrable, heinous, abhorrent, atrocious
odiable [n] abomination, atrocity
odiablia [n] odiousness
odiada [a] hated, detested
odiada [n] abomination, anathema (hated person or thing)
odiosa [a] hateful, spiteful, resentful, bitchy, splenetic, vindictive
odiosa [n] spiteful person, bitch, bastard
Odisea [n] Odyssey (poem)
odisea [n] odyssey
odjibua [a] Ojibwa, Chippewa (person, language)
odjibua [n] Ojibwa, Chippewa (person, language)
odometre [n] odometer
odontia [n] dentistry, odontology, dental medicine
odontiste [n] odontologist
odor [n] smell, scent, odor/odour
bon odor [n] good smell, aroma, fragrance
bonodori [v] smell good, smell nice
bonodori [v] aromatize/aromatise, perfume, scent, give a nice smell to
bonodori [n] aromatization/aromatisation, perfuming
bonodorinte [a] sweet-smelling, aromatic, fragrant
bonodorosa [a] very sweet-smelling, aromatic, fragrant
con odor agu [a] acrid, pungent, tangy
desodori [v] deodorize/deodorise
desodori [v] deodorize/deodorise
desodorinte [n] deodorant; air freshener, deodorizer/deodoriser
mal odor [n] bad smell, stink, stench
malodori [v] smell bad, stink, reek
malodorinte [a] smelly, stinking
malodorosa [a] very smelly, malodorous, foul-smelling, stinking, rank
malodorosa [n] stinker
odoreta [n] whiff, faint smell
odori [v] smell (give off a smell)
odori [v] make (something) smell
odori bon [v] smell good
odori mal [v] smell bad
odorosa [a] strong-smelling, redolent, smelly, odorous
sin odor [a] odorless/odourless, unscented
ofende [v] offend, appall, appal, shock, trespass against; violate, break (law, moral standard)
ofende [n] offense/offence, offensiveness, obscenity, shock, affront, umbrage
es ofendeda par [v] be offended by, resent
nonofendente [a] inoffensive; innocent (joke)
ofendeda [a] offended, indignant, resentful, outraged
ofendente [a] offensive, disgusting, obscene, distasteful, obnoxious, outrageous
ofendor [n] offender (offensive person, criminal)
reofende [v] reoffend
reofendor [n] reoffender
ofisia [n] office, agency, bureau, facility; study (room); practice (medical, legal); position (authority)
ofisia a casa [n] home office
ofisia de comersia [n] chamber of commerce
ofisia de governa [n] ministry
ofisia de informa [n] information office, information bureau
ofisia de intercambia [n] currency exchange, bureau de change
ofisia de pape [n] pontificate
ofisia de polisia [n] police station
ofisia de posta [n] post office
ofisia de site [n] town hall, city hall
ofisia de turisme [n] tourist office, tourist information center/centre
ofisia de vileta [n] village hall (seat of village government)
ofisia munisipal [n] town hall, city hall
desofisiali [v] become unofficialized/unofficialised
desofisiali [v] deofficialize/deofficialise, unofficialize/unofficialise, make unofficial, demote to unofficial status
nonofisial [a] unofficial
ofisial [a] official
ofisiali [v] become officialized/officialised, be made official
ofisiali [v] officialize/officialise, make official
ofisiali [n] officialization/officialisation
ofisior [n] officer, official (person), officeholder, commissar, commissary
ofisior aidante [n] adjutant
ofisior alta [n] high-ranking officer, dignitary
ofisior militar [n] military officer
ofisior prima [n] first officer, first mate, chief officer
ofisior publica [n] public official, civil servant, public servant
suofisior [n] subofficer, petty officer, non-commissioned officer
suofisior major [n] warrant officer
ofre [v] offer, propose, bid, tender; offer up (sacrifice)
ofre [n] offer, offering, bid
ofre e compra [n] supply and demand
ofre min ca [v] offer less than, bid lower than, underbid
ofre plu ca [v] offer more than, bid higher than, outbid
ofre prometeda [n] votive offering
ofre respondente [n] counteroffer, counterproposal, counterbid
ofre se per [v] propose oneself for, volunteer for
ofror [n] bidder
oftalmite [n] ophthalmia, ophthalmitis
oftalmo- [P] ophthalmo- (eye)
oftalmolojia [n] ophthalmology
oftalmolojiste [n] ophthalmologist, oculist
oftalmoplejia [n] ophthalmoplegia
oftalmoscopio [n] ophthalmoscope
oftalmoscopi [n] ophthalmoscopy
ogam [n] ogham (alphabet)
oganeson [n] oganesson (element)
ogro [n] ogre (mythology)
Ohio [n] Ohio (US state)
Rio Ohio [n] Ohio River
Ohotsc, Mar [n] Sea of Okhotsk
oia [v] hear
oia [n] (sense of) hearing
oia acaso [v] overhear
oia de [v] hear of, hear about
oia parla de [v] hear of, hear about, hear talk of, hear rumours of, hear on the grapevine, hear it said
oia parla sur [v] hear of, hear about, hear talk of, hear rumours of, hear on the grapevine, hear it said
oia secreta [v] eavesdrop
oia sur [v] hear of, hear about
acaso oiada [a] overheard
maloia [v] mishear
no oia [v] not hear, miss
nonoiable [a] inaudible, subvocal
nonoiada [a] unheard
oiable [a] audible
oiada [a] heard
oiadas [n] things heard, hearsay, rumours, gossip
-oide [S] -oid (shaped)
oio [n] eye
oio brunida [n] black eye, shiner (bruise)
oio de pex [n] fisheye (literally); fisheye lens
oieta [n] ocellus, simple eye; eyelet, grommet (hole)
con oios protendente [a] with bulging eyes, bug-eyed
de oio per oio [a] tit-for-tat
un oio per un oio [E] an eye for an eye, tit for tat
ojeto [n] object (including grammar), target, goal, objective, cause
ojeto sielal [n] astronomical object, celestial object, heavenly body
ojetal [a] objective (pertaining to an object or target); impartial, unbiased, neutral
ojetalia [n] objectivity
ojeti [v] become an object; become a target
ojeti [v] objectify; target, use as a target, aim at
ojeti [n] objectification; targeting
oji [A] today
oji [n] today
de oji [a] of today, today's, present-day, current
ojiva [n] ogive (architecture); ogive (statistics), cumulative frequency polygon; warhead
ojiva nucleal [n] nuclear warhead
Oklahoma [n] Oklahoma (US state)
-ol [S] -ol (chemistry)
olandes [a] hollandaise
salsa olandes [n] hollandaise sauce
olartica [a] holarctic (ecology)
ole [v] smell (perceive the smell of)
ole [n] (sense of) smell, olfaction
nonolable [a] unsmellable, odorless/odourless
olable [a] smellable, perceptible by smell
olal [a] olfactory
oleandro [n] oleander (plant)
olibano [n] frankincense (resin)
oligarca [n] oligarch
oligarcia [n] oligarchy
oligo- [P] oligo- (few)
oligosene [a] Oligocene (geology)
oligosene [n] Oligocene (geology)
Olimpia [n] Olympia (in Greece)
Juas Olimpial [n] Olympic Games, Olympics
olimpial [a] Olympic
olimpian [a] Olympian
olimpian [n] Olympian
olimpiada [n] Olympiad
Olimpo, Monte [n] Mount Olympus
olio [n] oil
olio de balena [n] whale oil
olio de lino [n] linseed oil, flax oil
olio de oliva [n] olive oil
oli [v] oil
oli [n] oiling
olin [a] oily, oil-like
oliosa [a] oily, full of oil
olisme [n] holism
oliste [a] holistic
oliste [n] holist
olito [n] oolite, ooid (geology)
oliva [a] olive, olive green
oliva [n] olive (fruit)
olivin [a] olivelike, olivey, olive green
olivo [n] olive (tree)
olmo [n] elm
olo- [P] holo- (whole)
olocausto [n] holocaust
Olocausto [n] Jewish Holocaust, Shoah
olografia [n] holography
olografi [v] make a hologram of
olografial [a] holographic
ologram [n] hologram
olosene [a] Holocene (geology)
olosene [n] Holocene (geology)
om [n] man; guy, bloke, chap, fellow; (colloquial) husband
om de carera [n] career man, careerist
om de casa [n] man of the house, male homemaker, househusband, stay-at-home dad
om de corte [n] courtier
om de mundo [n] socialite
om de neva [n] snowman
om joven [n] young man; whelp
om-lupia [n] lycanthropy
om-lupo [n] werewolf, lycanthrope
om savaje [n] wild man, wild man of the woods, woodwose, wodewose
bonom [n] nice guy, decent chap, good-natured fellow, average Joe
bonom familial [n] family man, family guy
omia [n] manhood, maleness
omin [a] manlike, mannish
supraom [n] superman
-oma [S] -oma (tumor/tumour)
omaro [n] lobster
omareta [n] scampi, langoustine, Norway lobster, Dublin Bay prawn
Ombai, Streta [n] Ombai Strait
ombilico [n] navel, belly button, tummy button, umbilicus
ombilical [a] umbilical
ombra [n] shadow, shade; silhouette
ombral [a] shadow
ombri [v] overshadow, put into shadow, cast a shadow over, cloud; eclipse, upstage, outperform (metaphor); shade, shade in, hatch (drawing)
ombrida [a] overshadowed, dwarfed, eclipsed, upstaged; shaded, shady; hatched
ombrin [a] shadowy (like a shadow)
ombrosa [a] shadowy (full of shadows), shady
ombra [a] umber (color/colour)
ombra [n] umber (pigment)
ombrela [n] umbrella, sunshade
ome [n] ohm (unit of resistance)
omemetre [n] ohmmeter
omega [n] omega (Greek letter)
omeleta [n] omelet/omelette
omento [n] omentum (anatomy)
omeo- [P] homeo-/homoeo- (same)
omeopatia [n] homeopathy/homoeopathy
omeopatica [a] homeopathic/homoeopathic
omeopatiste [n] homeopath/homoeopath
omeostase [n] homeostasis/homoeostasis (biology)
omeostasal [a] homeostatic/homoeostatic
omero [n] humerus (anatomy)
omete [v] omit, skip, leave out, miss out, cut out
omete [n] omission, cut, skip
omicron [n] omicron (Greek letter)
ominido [n] hominid, great ape
omiside [v] murder, commit murder, commit homicide
omiside [n] murder, homicide (action)
omisidal [a] homicidal, murderous
omisideda [n] murder victim
omisidente [a] murdering, murderous
omisidor [n] murderer, homicide (person)
omni- [P] omni- (all)
omnisiente [a] omniscient
omnisientia [n] omniscience
omnivor [a] omnivorous
omnivor [n] omnivore
omo- [P] homo- (same)
omofobia [n] homophobia
omofobica [a] homophobic
omofobica [n] homophobe, homophobic
omofon [a] homophonous
omofon [n] homophone
omojen [a] homogeneous, homogene
omojeni [v] homogenize/homogenise
omojeni [v] homogenize/homogenise
omojenia [n] homogeneity
omoloja [a] homologous
omoloja [n] homolog/homologue, homology (something homologous)
omolojia [n] homology (quality)
omonim [a] homonymous
omonim [n] homonym, namesake
omonimia [n] homonymy
cuasiomonim [a] quasi-homonymous
cuasiomonim [n] quasi-homonym
cuasiomonimia [n] quasi-homonymy
omotese [n] homothety, homothecy, homogeneous dilation
omotesal [a] homothetic
omoto [n] Oomoto
omotopia [n] homotopy
omotopial [a] homotopic
omunculo [n] homunculus
on [m] one, you, they (an arbitrary person or people in general)
-on [S] (larger variant)
-on [S] -on (particle)
-ona [S] -one (chemistry)
onca [n] hook
onca de casola [n] pothook
onca de pexa [n] fishhook
desonci [v] unhook
onci [v] hook, hook up; dock, couple
oncianelo [n] hook-and-eye closure, hook-and-eye fastener
oncin [a] hooked, hooklike
oncolojia [n] oncology
oncolojial [a] oncological
oncolojiste [n] oncologist
onda [v] wave, undulate, heave
onda [v] cause to wave, undulate, make wavy
onda [n] wave (including of emotion), undulation
onda corta [n] shortwave
onda de ataca [n] assault wave
onda de caldia [n] heatwave
onda de opina [n] wave of support, groundswell
onda de sinus [n] sine wave, sinusoidal wave, sinusoid
onda de xoca [n] shockwave
onda sismica [n] seismic wave, shockwave
onda spumante [n] breaker
microonda [n] microwave
microondador [n] microwave (oven)
ondal [a] wave, pertaining to waves
ondante [a] undulating, undulant, corrugated
ondas [n] waves; ups and downs, vicissitudes
ondas de caldia [n] hot flash, hot flush
ondeta [v] ripple; flutter (flag)
ondeta [v] ripple; flutter (flag)
ondeta [n] ripple, wavelet, flutter
ondin [a] wavelike, corrugated; rolling (hills)
ondon [n] surge, torrent, huge wave
ondosa [a] wavy; undulating, heaving
ondatra [n] muskrat (rodent)
Onduras [n] Honduras
onduran [a] Honduran
onduran [n] Honduran
onesta [a] honest, truthful
nononesta [a] dishonest, shady, dodgy
nononestia [n] dishonesty
onestia [n] honesty, candor/candour
onicoforo [n] onychophore (organism)
onion [n] onion (plant, bulb)
onionin [a] onion-like
oniromansia [n] oneiromancy (divination)
onisco [n] woodlouse, pill bug, roly-poly
onix [n] onyx (mineral)
onomatopea [n] onomatopoeia
onomatopeal [a] onomatopoeic
onora [v] honor/honour, commemorate, credit, glorify, pay tribute to
onora [n] honor/honour, credit (for achievement), face; commemoration, homage, tribute, honorableness/honourableness, reverence, glory
desonora [v] dishonor/dishonour, humiliate, disgrace, discredit, compromise
desonora [n] dishonor/dishonour, humiliation, disgrace, ignominy, opprobrium
desonorada [a] dishonored/dishonoured, ignominious
desonorosa [a] dishonorable/dishonourable, disgraceful, ignominious, inglorious
onorable [a] honorable/honourable; venerable, reverend, worshipful (form of address)
onorada [n] honoree, laureate
onoral [a] honorary (title); commemorative
onorosa [a] honorable/honourable, noble, upstanding, morally upright
onorosa [A] honorably/honourably, with honor/honour
salva la onora [v] save face
salvante de onora [a] face-saving
vea onorada [a] time-honored/time-honoured
onsa [n] ounce (unit of weight)
Ontario [n] Ontario
Lago Ontario [n] Lake Ontario
onto- [P] onto- (existence)
ontojenia [n] ontogeny (biology)
ontojenial [a] ontogenetic
ontolojia [n] ontology
ontolojial [a] ontological, ontologic
op [e] oops, whoops, uh-oh
opaca [a] opaque
opaci [v] become opaque, opacify
opaci [v] make opaque, opacify, opaquen
opacia [n] opacity
opal [n] opal (gem)
opalin [a] opaline, opalescent, iridescent, nacreous
opalinia [n] opalescence
opera [v] operate, function, work; operate, perform surgery
opera [v] operate, work, run (machine, system)
opera [n] functioning, operation (system, surgery, mathematics, military)
coopera [v] cooperate, liaise
coopera [n] cooperation, teamwork
cooperante [a] cooperating
cooperosa [a] cooperative
cooperor [n] cooperator
cooperosa [n] cooperative, co-op
malopera [v] malfunction, go wrong
malopera [n] malfunction
nonoperable [a] inoperative; inoperable (medical)
operable [a] operative, functional; operable (medical)
operada [n] operand
operador [n] operator (mathematics, logic)
operante [a] functioning, functional, working; operant (psychology)
operor [n] operator (person)
opera [n] opera (music)
opereta [n] operetta
operculo [n] operculum
-opia [S] -opia (eye condition)
-opica [S] -opic (eye condition)
opiato [n] opiate (drug)
opina [v] opine, think, have an opinion, hold a view
opina [n] opinion, mind
opinosa [a] opinionated, stubborn
opio [n] opium (drug)
opioide [n] opioid (drug)
oplita [n] hoplite (soldier)
oportun [a] opportune, convenient, handy, expedient
oportun [n] opportunity, chance
acaso oportun [n] opportunity, happy accident
nonoportun [a] inopportune, inconvenient, untimely
nonoportunia [n] inconvenience, hassle
oportunia [n] opportunity, convenience
oportunisme [n] opportunism
oportuniste [a] opportunistic
oportuniste [n] opportunist
oposa [v] oppose, object, withstand, contrast, counter, demur, counteract, parry, antagonize/antagonise
oposa [n] objection, opposition, antagonism, contrast
nonoposada [a] unopposed
oposada [a] opposed, opposite; complementary (color/colour)
oposada [n] opposite, antithesis; complement (color/colour)
oposante [a] opposing, opposite, contrary, adverse, antagonistic, dissident, antithetical, wayward
oposor [n] opponent, rival, adversary, antagonist
oposum [n] opossum (marsupial)
opresa [v] oppress
opresa [n] oppression
opresante [a] oppressive
opresor [n] oppressor
-opsia [S] -opsy (medical)
optometria [n] optometry
optometrial [a] optometric
optometriste [n] optometrist, optician, oculist
-or [S] -er (person)
ora [n] hour; time (by clock)
a cualce ora [A] at any hour, at any time of the day (at all), whenever (you like)
a cualce ora cuando [s] whenever, at any time when
a esta ora [A] at this hour, at this time
a la ora prima [A] at one o'clock
a la ora sete [A] at seven o'clock
cuatri de ora [n] quarter of an hour
cuatriora [n] quarter of an hour
dui de ora [n] half-hour, half an hour
duiora [n] half-hour, half an hour
ora de adormi [n] bedtime
ora de come [n] mealtime, dinnertime, suppertime
ora de labora [n] working hour; man-hour, person-hour
ora de presa [n] rush hour, peak hour
ora de retira [n] curfew
ora de te [n] teatime
ora favoreda [n] prime time, peak time (broadcasting)
oraculo [n] oracle
oraculal [a] oracular
orangutan [n] orangutan
oranio [n] orange tree
orani [v] become orange, turn orange
orani [v] turn orange, make orange-coloured
orania [a] orange (color/colour)
orania [n] orange (fruit)
orania amarga [n] bitter orange
oranieria [n] orangery
oranin [a] orangey
oranin brun [a] tawny
Oranjestad [n] Oranjestad
orario [n] timetable, schedule, program/programme
orario de estate [n] daylight saving time, daylight savings time, daylight time, summer time, DST
orario de inverno [n] winter time, standard time
orario solal [n] solar time
oratorio [n] oratory; oratorio
orbicula [n] orbicularis oculi (muscle)
orbita [v] orbit
orbita [n] orbit; eye socket
orbital [a] orbital
orbitador [n] orbiter
periorbita [n] periorbita (anatomy)
periorbital [a] periorbital
suorbital [a] suborbital
orca [n] orca, killer whale
orcectomia [n] orchectomy, orchiectomy, orchidectomy (surgery)
orcestra [n] orchestra
orcestra de armonia [n] symphonic band, concert band, wind ensemble
orcestra de fanfara [n] fanfare orchestra
orcestra de jaz [n] big band, jazz orchestra
orcestra de laton [n] brass band
orcestra de salon [n] chamber orchestra
orcestra simfonial [n] symphony orchestra
orcestral [a] orchestral
orcestri [v] orchestrate
orcestri [n] orchestration, instrumentation, instrumental composition
orcidea [n] orchid
orco [n] orc (mythology)
orceta [n] goblin, gremlin
ordina [v] order, sort, sequence, arrange, rank, grade, prioritize/prioritise; tidy, neaten, groom; ordain (religious)
ordina [n] order (including monks), arrangement (including music), sequence, configuration; ordination (religious)
ordina de la dia [n] order of the day, agenda
ordina de viaja [n] itinerary, travel plans
ordina mundal nova [n] new world order
ordina sua plumas [v] groom one's feathers, preen
ordina se [v] tidy oneself up, preen, primp
bonordina [v] put in order, put in good order, arrange well, tidy up, neaten
bonordinada [a] in good order, neat and tidy
coordina [v] coordinate
coordina [n] coordination
coordinada [n] coordinate
coordinada cartesian [n] Cartesian coordinate
coordinada x [n] x-coordinate, abscissa
coordinada y [n] y-coordinate, ordinate
coordinor [n] coordinator
desordina [v] mess up, make a mess of, muss, rumple, dishevel, clutter
desordina [n] disorder, disarray, clutter, mess, muzz
desordinada [a] messy, untidy, disorderly, chaotic, all over the place; sloppy, slovenly, scruffy, bedraggled, dishevelled, unkempt, straggly
en ordina [A] in order, respectively
infraordina [n] infraorder
malordina [v] misorder, misarrange, missort, put in the wrong order
nonordinada [a] out of order, irregular, disorganized/disorganised, unsorted; untucked (shirt)
ordinada [a] ordered, orderly, neat, tidy, trim, shipshape, smart, dressy
ordinal [a] ordinal
preordina [v] prearrange, preordain
reordina [v] reorder, rearrange, put back in order, tidy up, clear up
suordina [v] subordinate
suordina [n] subordination; suborder (biology)
suordinada [a] subordinate, secondary, vice-, deputy
suordinada [n] subordinate, deputy, commissary
supraordina [n] superorder (biology)
supraordinada [a] superordinate
ordovisian [a] Ordovician (geology)
ordovisian [n] Ordovician (geology)
orea [n] ear
orea asoluta [n] perfect pitch, absolute pitch
orea esterna [n] outer ear, pinna, auricle
orea interna [n] inner ear
con oretas [a] tabbed
oreal [a] aural, of the ear; auditory, audial
oreta [n] bootstrap (for pulling boot on); tab (of page)
sin orea musical [a] tone-deaf, unmusical
orealeta [n] earring
oregano [n] oregano (plant, spice)
Oregon [n] Oregon (US state)
orexina [n] orexin, hypocretin (hormone)
orfan [a] orphan, waif
orfan [n] orphan, foundling
orfaneria [n] orphanage
orfani [v] become an orphan
orfani [v] orphan
orfisme [n] orphism
orfiste [a] orphic
organdi [n] organdy, organza (fabric)
organica [a] organic, biological; pesticide-free
nonorganica [a] inorganic
organisme [n] organism
microorganisme [n] microorganism
organiza [v] organize/organise, arrange, mount, coordinate
organiza [n] organization/organisation, arrangement, setup, configuration; institute, society, club, entity
organiza nongovernal [n] non-governmental organization/organisation, NGO
desorganiza [v] disorganize/disorganise
desorganiza [n] disorganization/disorganisation
desorganizada [a] disorganized/disorganised, chaotic, ragtag, scatterbrain, scatty, sloppy
organizal [a] organizational/organisational
organizor [n] organizer/organiser; producer, impresario
preorganiza [v] prearrange, preplan, preorganize/preorganise, organize/organise in advance
reorganiza [v] reorganize/reorganise
reorganiza [n] reorganization/reorganisation, shakedown, shakeup
supraorganiza [n] umbrella organization/organisation, umbrella group
organo [n] organ (anatomy, music)
organo de enrola [n] barrel organ, hurdy-gurdy
organo de tubos [n] pipe organ, great organ
organo de vapor [n] calliope, steam organ, steam piano
omorganal [a] homorganic
organal [a] organic (pertaining to organs)
organeta [n] organelle (biology)
organiste [n] organist
organos [n] organs; offal, giblets
organos sesal [n] sexual organs
organofosforosa [n] organophosphorus (substance)
organoletica [a] organoleptic
organotrof [a] organotrophic (biology)
organotrof [n] organotroph
organotrofia [n] organotrophia
orgasma [v] orgasm
orgasma [n] orgasm
orgasmal [a] orgasmic (pertaining to orgasm)
orgasmosa [a] orgasmic (experiencing orgasm)
orgulo [n] pride
orgulo vana [n] hubris, vainglory
es orgulosa de [v] be proud of, glory in
orgulosa [a] proud, prideful
vana orgulosa [a] vainglorious
oria [a] Oriya, Odia (person, language)
oria [n] Oriya, Odia (person, language)
orible [a] horrible, horrid, hideous, repulsive, grotesque, disgusting, vile
oriblia [n] horribleness, horridness, hideousness, repulsiveness
orienta [v] orient, orientate, adjust
orienta [n] orientation
orienta de baites [n] byte orientation, endianness
desorienta [v] disorient, disorientate
desorienta [n] disorientation
reorienta [v] reorient, reorientate
origami [n] origami, paper folding
orijina [v] originate, stem (from); date (from)
orijina [v] originate, initiate, be the origin of
orijina [n] origin, source, provenance, fount, fountainhead
es orijinal de [v] be originally from, originate in
nonorijinal [a] unoriginal, banal, trite, hackneyed
nonorijinalia [n] unoriginality, banality
orijinal [a] original, native, aboriginal, autochthonous; original (work, idea)
orijinal [A] originally; né, née
orijinal [n] original (not a copy)
orijinalia [n] originality
orijinor [n] originator, creator, inventor, forefather
Orinoco, Rio [n] Orinoco River
oriol [n] oriole (bird)
Orion [n] Orion (mythology, constellation)
oriteropo [n] aardvark
orix [n] oryx (antelope)
orizon [n] horizon, skyline
orizon de avenis [n] event horizon
orizonal [a] horizontal; landscape (orientation)
orizonalia [n] horizontalness, horizontality
orjia [n] orgy, debauchery; spree (metaphor)
orjia de mata [n] killing spree
orjial [a] orgiastic, debauched
Orkney [n] Orkney
Isolas Orkney [n] Orkney Islands
ORL [C] ENT, ORL, otorhinolaryngology
orlo [n] hem; hemline
ormese [n] hormesis (biology)
ormon [n] hormone
ormon tiroidal [n] thyroid hormone
ormonal [a] hormonal
ormonin [a] hormonelike
orna [v] adorn, decorate, garnish, emblazon, embellish
orna [n] ornament, adornment, decoration; dingbat, dinkus (typography)
orna apical [n] finial
orna par perfora [n] openwork
ornal [a] decorative, ornamental
ornas reial [n] regalia
orneta [n] bauble, trinket, trifle, gewgaw, knickknack, curio, souvenir, tchotchke
ornosa [a] ornate, baroque, florid, rococo, swash; gaudy, tawdry
ornito- [P] ornitho-
ornitolojia [n] ornithology
ornitolojial [a] ornithological
ornitolojiste [n] ornithologist
ornitorinco [n] platypus
oro [a] gold, golden (color/colour)
oro [n] gold (element)
de oro [a] golden, (made of) gold
ori [v] turn to gold, become golden (in colour or literally)
ori [v] make golden (in colour or literally); gold-plate, gild
orida [a] gold-plated, gilded, gilt, gold-filled
orin [a] goldlike, golden, goldish
oror [n] goldsmith
orosa [a] golden, (made of) gold
orojenia [n] orogeny
orolojia [n] horology
orolojo [n] clock
orolojo de acua [n] water clock, clepsydra
orolojo de arena [n] hourglass, sandglass, sand clock, sand timer, eggtimer
orolojo de sol [n] sundial
Orolojo [n] Horologium (constellation)
con la orolojo [a] clockwise
contra la orolojo [a] counterclockwise, anticlockwise
orolojeta [n] watch, wristwatch, pocketwatch
orolojor [n] clockmaker, watchmaker
oromo [a] Oromo (person, language)
oromo [n] Oromo (person, language)
oroscopo [n] horoscope
ortensia [n] hydrangea, hortensia (plant)
orteo [n] toe
ortica [n] nettle
orticultur [n] horticulture
orticultural [a] horticultural
orticulturiste [n] horticulturist
orto [n] market garden, truck farm, orchard
orteta [n] kitchen garden, vegetable garden, vegetable patch, potager
orto- [P] ortho- (straight)
ortodontia [n] orthodontics, orthodontia
ortodontial [a] orthodontic
ortodontiste [n] orthodontist
ortodox [a] orthodox, conventional, traditional
nonortodox [a] unorthodox, unconventional
nonortodox [n] unorthodox person, unconvential person, maverick, non-conformist, bohemian
ortodoxia [n] orthodoxy
ultraortodox [a] ultraorthodox, fundamentalist
ortogonal [a] orthogonal; independent, irrelevant
ortografia [n] orthography
ortografial [a] orthographic
ortonectido [n] orthonectid (organism)
ortonis [n] logrunner (bird)
ortopedia [n] orthopedics/orthopaedics, orthopedy/orthopaedy
ortopedial [a] orthopedic/orthopaedic
ortopediste [n] orthopedist/orthopaedist
ortxata [n] horchata, orxata
orzo [n] barley
orzo descascida [n] pearl barley, pearled barley
osa [v] dare, venture
osa [n] daring, audacity, boldness, pluck
osante [a] daring, audacious, bold, plucky
ososia [n] gall, temerity, chutzpah; derring-do
-osa [S] -ful, -ous, -y (full of, containing much or many)
-osa [S] -ose (chemistry)
osale [n] sorrel (plant)
oscan [a] Oscan (person, language)
oscan [n] Oscan (person, language)
oscur [a] dark, dim, dusky, gloomy; obscure, little-known
oscur [n] dark, darkness, gloom
nonoscurida [a] unobscured
oscuri [v] darken, dim, obscure, remove light; obfuscate
oscuri [v] darken, dim, obscure, remove light; obfuscate
oscuria [n] darkness, obscurity (quality)
oscurisme [n] obscurantism, obscurationism
oscuriste [n] obscurantist, obscurationist
-ose [S] -osis (medical)
Oseania [n] Oceania
oseanografia [n] oceanography
oseanografial [a] oceanographic
oseanografiste [n] oceanographer
oselote [n] ocelot (wild cat)
osena [a] obscene, indecent, rude, disgusting
osena [n] obscenity (word, action)
osenia [n] obscenity (state), indecency
oserva [v] observe, watch, sight, eye, reconnoitre; note; follow, honour (rule, duty)
oserva [n] observation, reconnaissance, recon, sighting
nonoservada [a] unobserved
oservable [a] observable
oservada [a] observed
oserval [a] observational
oservante [a] watching, observant
oserveria [n] observatory
oservor [n] observer, spectator, bystander, onlooker
oservor de avias [n] birdwatcher, birder
osese [v] obsess, fixate, infatuate
osese [n] obsession, fixation, infatuation
oseseda [a] obsessed, infatuated, besotted
osesente [a] obsessive
osesor [n] obsessive
Osetia [n] Ossetia
osetin [a] Ossetian (person, language)
osetin [n] Ossetian (person, language)
osidase [n] oxidase
osidiana [n] obsidian (rock)
osido [n] oxide
osido de aluminio [n] aluminum/aluminium oxide, alumina
osido de calsio [n] calcium oxide
osido de fero [n] iron oxide
osido de magnesio [n] magnesium oxide, magnesia
antiosidinte [a] antioxidant
antiosidinte [n] antioxidant
diosido [n] dioxide
diosido de carbono [n] carbon dioxide
diosido de silico [n] silicon dioxide, silica
monosido [n] monoxide
monosido de carbono [n] carbon monoxide
nonosidinte [a] rustproof, stainless
osidi [v] oxidize/oxidise, rust, tarnish
osidi [v] oxidize/oxidise, rust, tarnish
osidi [n] oxidation, rust, corrosion, tarnish
osidi-redui [n] reduction-oxidation, redox
osidinte [a] rusting, rusty
osidoredutase [n] oxidoreductase
osijen [n] oxygen
diosijen [n] dioxygen
osijeni [n] oxygenation
osijeni [v] oxygenate
osijeni se [v] oxygenate oneself, get some fresh air
osila [v] oscillate, rock, sway, pitch, bob, teeter
osila [v] oscillate, rock, sway, pitch, bob, teeter
osila [n] oscillation, swaying
osilador [n] oscillator
osilante [a] oscillating, rocking, swaying, pitching
osileta [v] bob gently; nod respectfully, curtsy, curtsey
osileta [n] bob; nod respectfully, curtsy, curtsey
osiloscopio [n] oscilloscope
osimoro [a] oxymoronic
osimoro [n] oxymoron
osio [n] leisure
osiosa [a] leisurely, idle, inactive, lazy
osiosa [A] at leisure, idly, lazily
osipital [a] occipital
lobe osipital [n] occipital lobe
oso osipital [n] occipital bone
osisolda [v] weld
osisolda [n] oxy-fuel welding, oxyacetylene welding, gas welding
osisoldador [n] welding torch, oxyacetylene torch
ositalia [v] cut with a torch
ositalia [n] oxy-fuel cutting, oxyacetylene cutting
ositaliador [n] cutting torch
Ositania [n] Occitania
ositan [a] Occitan (language)
ositan [n] Occitan (language)
osite [n] oocyte (biology)
ositono [a] oxytone
ositosina [n] oxytocin (hormone)
osiuro [n] pinworm
osiurose [n] pinworm infection, enterobiasis
Oslo [n] Oslo
osmanan [a] Ottoman, Osmanian, Osmanli (empire)
osmanan [n] Ottoman, Osmanian, Osmanli (empire)
osmio [n] osmium (element)
osmol [n] osmole
osmolalia [n] osmolality
osmose [n] osmosis
osmosal [a] osmotic
oso [n] bone
oso de anca [n] hipbone
oso de colar [n] clavicle, collarbone
oso de jena [n] cheekbone, zygomatic bone
oso de pex [n] fishbone
oso de spala [n] scapula, shoulderblade
oso de talo [n] anklebone, talus, astragalus
oso de talon [n] heelbone
oso medulosa [n] marrowbone
interosal [a] interosseous
oseria [n] ossuary
osi [v] ossify
osi [v] ossify
osi [n] ossification
osida [a] ossified
osos crusada [n] crossbones
ososa [a] bony, scraggly, scrawny
ospisio [n] hospice, care home, nursing home
ospita [v] host, hold (event)
ospitada [n] guest
ospitador [n] host (computer)
ospitafix [n] file-hosting service, cloud storage service, cyberlocker
ospiteria [n] hosting location, venue; web host
ospitia [n] hospitality
ospitor [n] host, hostess; steward, stewardess (assisting passengers)
ospitor de avion [n] air steward, air stewardess, air hostess, flight attendant
ospitor de conversa [n] chat-show host, talk-show host
ospital [n] hospital
ospital de madres [n] maternity hospital
desospitali [v] discharge from hospital
ospitaleta [n] sickbay, sanatorium, sanitorium, sanitarium
ospitali [v] hospitalize/hospitalise
ospitali [n] hospitalization/hospitalisation
ospitalor [n] hospital nurse, hospital worker
ostaculo [n] obstacle, barrier, hurdle
ostaculi [v] obstruct, block the path of, get in the way of, hamper, bar the way of
ostaje [n] hostage
ostenta [v] show off, flaunt, emblazon
ostenta [n] ostentation, affectation, pomp
ostenta corteal [n] courtship display
ostentosa [a] ostentatious, pompous, pretentious, grandiloquent, turgid, bombastic; flamboyant, showy, fancy, affected
testo ostentosa [n] fustian, pompous text
osteolojia [n] osteology
osteolojiste [n] osteologist
osteopatia [n] osteopathy
osteopatial [a] osteopathic
osteopatiste [n] osteopath
osteoporose [n] osteoporosis
Osteraic [n] Austria
osteraices [a] Austrian
osteraices [n] Austrian
ostetrica [n] obstetrics
ostetrical [a] obstetrical, obstetric, perinatal
ostetriciste [n] obstetrician
ostia [n] host (Eucharist)
ostina [v] persist (in), persevere (with)
ostina [n] obstinacy, persistence, perseverance, stubbornness, tenacity
ostinosa [a] obstinate, stubborn, persistent, tenacious, dogged, determined, headstrong, adamant, hard-headed, hell-bent, obdurate, ornery, pig-headed, unshakable/unshakeable
ostomia [n] ostomy (surgical opening)
ostra [n] oyster
ostrogoto [a] Ostrogothic
ostrogoto [n] Ostrogoth
ostror [n] oystercatcher (bird)
ota- [P] octa- (eight)
OTAN [C] NATO
otano [n] octane
otante [n] octant
Otante [n] Octans (constellation)
otarda [n] bustard (bird)
otario [n] eared seal, fur seal
Otaua [n] Ottawa
Otawa [n] Ottawa
otava [a] octaval, an octave apart
otava [A] an octave apart, an octave above, an octave below
otava [n] octave
otel [n] hotel, inn, hostelry
de otel [a] hotel
otel de jovenes [n] youth hostel
oteleta [n] guest house, boarding house, bed and breakfast, B&B
otelor [n] hotelier, hotelkeeper, innkeeper
oteni [v] obtain, acquire, get, procure; assume (responsibility)
oteni [n] acquisition (action), procurement
nonotenable [a] unobtainable, unavailable
otenable [a] obtainable, available
otenida [n] acquisition (object)
otenor [n] obtainer, procurer; pimp, madam, brothelkeeper
otica [n] optics
otica de fibres [n] fiber/fibre optics
otical [a] optical
oticiste [n] optical scientist
otima [a] optimal
otima [n] optimum
otimable [a] optimizable/optimisable
otimi [v] optimize/optimise
otimi [v] optimize/optimise
otimisme [n] optimism, positivity
otimiste [a] optimistic, sanguine, upbeat
otimiste [n] optimist
otite [n] otitis
otite esterna [n] otitis externa
otite media [n] otitis media
otite interna [n] otitis interna, labyrinthitis
oto [D] eight
oto [a] eighth (ordinal)
oto- [P] octo-
otal [a] octal (base eight)
otan [a] eight years old, aged eight
otan [n] eight-year-old
oti [v] split into eight
oti [v] split into eighths
oti [n] eighth (fraction)
oti- [P] eighth-
otida [a] octavo (book size)
otuple [n] octet, group of eight, eightsome
otobre [n] October
otodon [n] octodont (rodent)
otolarinjolojia [n] otolaryngology
otolarinjolojiste [n] otolaryngologist
otolito [n] otolith, statoconium, otoconium, statolith (anatomy)
otolojia [n] otology
otolojiste [n] otologist
otomi [a] Otomi (person, language)
otomi [n] Otomi (person, language)
otorinolarinjolojia [n] otorhinolaryngology, ENT (ear, nose and throat)
otorinolarinjolojial [a] otorhinolaryngologic
otorinolarinjolojiste [n] otorhinolaryngologist
otoscopio [n] otoscope, auriscope, aural speculum (medical)
otoscopi [n] otoscopy
otra [D] other; latter (of two, when the former has already been mentioned), (the) second
en otra loca [A] elsewhere
en otra parte [A] elsewhere
a otra tempos [A] at other times; formerly
a otra ves [A] on another occasion; otherwise
la otra [n] the other, the other one
la otras [m] the others, the other ones
la un la otra [A] each other, one another
la un o la otra [m] either, either one, either one or the other
la un pos la otra [A] one after the other, each in turn; one behind the other, in tandem
no la un e no la otra [m] neither, neither one nor the other
otra ca [p] other than
otras [m] others
un otra [D] another
un otra [m] another
otusa [a] obtuse (angle); blunt; dumb, dull, dulled, slow, thick
otusia [n] obtuseness; bluntness
oval [a] oval, ovate, elliptical
oval [n] oval, ellipse
ovario [n] ovary
ovarial [a] ovarian
ovea [n] sheep
ovea fema [n] ewe, female sheep
ovea gidante [n] leading sheep, bellwether; trend leader (metaphor)
Ovea [n] Aries (constellation)
ovea mas [n] ram, male sheep
oveal [a] ovine
oveta [n] lamb
ovi- [P] ovi- (egg)
oviraptor [n] oviraptor (dinosaur)
OVN [C] UFO (unidentified flying object)
ovo [n] egg, ovum
ovo bolida [n] boiled egg, soft-boiled egg
ovo de piolio [n] nit
ovo fritada [n] fried egg
ovi [v] lay (an egg)
ovi [n] egglaying
ovin [a] egglike, egg-shaped, ovoid
ovos [n] eggs; spawn, frogspawn
ovos bateda [n] scrambled eggs
ovos de pex [n] caviar, roe
ovosa [a] eggy, full of egg, soaked in egg
ovovivipari [v] be ovoviviparous (lay eggs within oneself)
ovoviviparia [n] ovoviviparity
ovoviviparinte [a] ovoviviparous
ovulo [n] ovule (biology)
ovuli [v] ovulate
ovuli [n] ovulation
ozon [n] ozone
ozonal [a] ozone-related
ozonal sana [a] ozone-friendly
p [x] p
p. [C] p., pp.
pacarana [n] pacarana (rodent)
paci- [P] pachy- (thick)
pacidermo [n] pachyderm
Pacistan [n] Pakistan
pacistani [a] Pakistani
pacistani [n] Pakistani
paco [n] pack, bundle, kit
despaci [v] unpack
despaci [n] unpacking
paceta [n] package, packet, parcel; deck, pack (cards)
paceta de pila [n] stack frame
paceta de proba [n] test kit
paceta de survive [n] survival kit, emergency kit
paci [v] pack, become packed
paci [v] pack, package, bundle; stuff, upholster
paci [n] packing
pacida [a] packed, packaged, bundled
pacinte [a] packing
pacinte [n] packing, filling, stuffing (substance)
paco de jeto [n] jetpack
prepaci [v] prepackage
repaci [v] repack, repackage
padela [n] pan, fry pan, frying pan, skillet
padela de crepes [n] crêpe pan, omelet/omelette pan
padela de grili [n] griddle pan, grill pan
padela de polvo [n] dustpan
padela de sote [n] sauté pan
padre [n] father
padre de batiza [n] godfather
padre futur [n] father-to-be
padre par sposi [n] father-in-law
padre sin sposa [n] single father
estrapadre [n] stepfather
padral [a] paternal; paternity (leave)
padria [n] fatherhood, paternity
padrin [a] fatherly
padrin [n] father figure, godfather
padron [n] master, lord, boss; patriarch
padron de gera [n] warlord
sin padre [a] fatherless
padriside [v] commit patricide
padriside [n] patricide (action)
padrisidor [n] patricide (person)
paela [n] paella
pagan [a] pagan, heathen, gentile, infidel
pagan [n] pagan, heathen, gentile, infidel
neopagan [a] neopagan
neopagan [n] neopagan
neopaganisme [n] neopaganism
paganisme [n] paganism
pagoda [n] pagoda
paia [v] pay, compensate, remunerate, finance
paia [n] payment, fee, charge, compensation, remuneration, remittance
paia ajuntada [n] surcharge, additional payment, premium
paia anial [n] annuity
paia de asecura [n] insurance premium
paia de conjesta [n] congestion charge
paia de intercambia [n] exchange fee, brokerage
paia en partes [v] pay by installments/instalments, pay on account
paia en partes [n] payment by installments/instalments, payment on account
paia mensal [n] monthly payment
paia onoral [n] honorarium
paia partal [n] part payment, installment/instalment
paia per [v] pay for
paia per desemplea [n] severance pay
paia per maneja [n] administration charge, management fee
paia per servi [n] service charge
paia pico [n] pittance
nonpaiada [a] unpaid
paiable [a] payable
paiada [a] paid
paiada par taxe [a] piecework
paior [n] payer
paior de imposta [n] taxpayer
prepaia [v] prepay, pay in advance
prepaia [n] prepayment
prepaiada [a] prepaid; post-paid (letter, parcel); pay-as-you-go (phone)
repaia [v] repay, pay back, refund, reimburse, requite
repaia [n] repayment, payback, refund, reimbursement
repaiable [a] repayable, refundable
tro multe paiada [a] overpaid
tro poca paiada [a] underpaid
pais [n] country, land
Pais Basa [n] Netherlands, Holland
pais de fes [n] fairyland, faerie
pais de mervelias [n] wonderland
pais de nase [n] native land
Paises Basa [n] Low Countries
paises golfal [n] Gulf States (Persian Gulf)
estra la pais [a] out of the country, abroad
paisan [n] (fellow) countryman, countrywoman
propre pais [n] homeland, motherland, fatherland
pajama [n] pajamas/pyjamas
paje [n] page, sheet of paper
paje HTML [n] HTML page
paje prima [n] home page
paje sentral [n] center/centre page, centerfold/centrefold
paje ueb [n] web page
paje web [n] web page
duipaje [n] half-page
pajeria [n] website
pajo [n] page, pageboy; knave, jack (cards); valet (tarot)
pal [a] pale, pallid, ashen, wan, light
nonpalinte [a] unfading, colorfast/colourfast
pali [v] pale, fade, lighten
pali [v] pale, fade, lighten
palia [n] paleness, pallor
pala [n] shovel, spade
paleta [n] palette; pallet (for stacking goods); trowel
paladio [n] palladium (element)
palanca [n] crowbar
palasio [n] palace; seraglio
palasin [a] palatial
palato [n] palate
palato dur [n] hard palate
palato fendeda [n] cleft palate
palato mol [n] soft palate, velum
palatal [a] palatal
palatal [n] palatal
palatali [v] palatalize/palatalise
palatali [v] palatalize/palatalise
palatovelal [a] palatovelar
paleo- [P] paleo-/palaeo- (ancient)
paleografia [n] paleography/palaeography
paleografiste [n] paleographer/palaeographer
paleolitica [a] Paleolithic/Palaeolithic
paleolitica [n] Paleolithic/Palaeolithic
paleontolojia [n] paleontology/palaeontology
paleontolojial [a] paleontological/palaeontological
paleontolojiste [n] paleontologist/palaeontologist
paleosene [a] Paleocene/Palaeocene (geology)
paleosene [n] Paleocene/Palaeocene (geology)
paleozoica [a] Paleozoic/Palaeozoic (geology)
paleozoica [n] Paleozoic/Palaeozoic (geology)
pali [a] Pali (language)
pali [n] Pali (language)
palia [n] straw; thatch
palias basa [n] stubble
palieta [n] drinking straw
paliaso [n] clown, pierrot, pagliaccio
Palicir [n] Palikir
palimpsesto [n] palimpsest
palindrom [n] palindrome
palisandro [n] rosewood (tree, wood)
Palk, Baia [n] Palk Bay
Streta Palk [n] Palk Strait
palma [n] palm (hand); palm (tree)
palma de fas [n] facepalm
palma de mano [n] palm of the hand
fa un palma de fas [v] facepalm
leje de palma [n] palm reading, palmistry
palmi [v] slap, smack, spank
palmi [n] slap, smack, spank
palmin [a] palmlike, palmate
palo [n] pole, post, rod, stake, spit, picket
palo de bandera [n] flagpole
palo de dirije [n] signpost, guidepost
palo de gol [n] goalpost
palo de lampa [n] lamppost, streetlight, streetlamp
palo de oro [n] goldenrod (plant)
palo de porte [n] doorpost
palo de serca [n] fencepost
palo de telegraf [n] telegraph pole, telephone pole, utility pole
palo de totem [n] totem pole
palon [n] pylon; caber
palpa [v] touch, feel, handle, palpate, frisk
palpa [n] (sense of) touch
nonpalpable [a] impalpable, intangible
palpable [a] palpable, tactile, tangible
palpador [n] feeler
palpebra [n] eyelid
palpebri [v] blink
palpebri [n] blink
palpita [v] palpitate, throb
palpita [n] palpitation
pampelmus [n] pomelo, pummelo, pamplemousse, shaddock (fruit, tree)
pan [n] bread, loaf
pan de carne [n] meatloaf
pan de jinjer [n] gingerbread
pan negra [n] pumpernickel
pan nonfermentada [n] unleavened bread, matzah, matzot
pan pascual [n] paska, Easter bread
pan plata [n] flatbread
pan tostada [n] toast
pan tostada con ceso [n] cheese on toast, Welsh rarebit, Welsh rabbit
paneria [n] bakery, bread shop
paneta [n] bread roll, bun
paneta de salsix [n] hotdog roll, hotdog bun, frankfurter
pani [v] bread, crumb
panor [n] baker
pan- [P] pan- (all)
Pan [n] Pan (mythology)
Panama [n] Panama
Canal Panama [n] Panama Canal
Golfo Panama [n] Gulf of Panama
Istmo Panama [n] Isthmus of Panama, Isthmus of Darien
panaman [a] Panamanian
panaman [n] Panamanian
panarabi [a] pan-Arabian
pancreas [n] pancreas (anatomy)
pancreasal [a] pancreatic
panda [n] panda
pandemia [n] pandemic
pandemial [a] pandemic
pandion [n] osprey (bird)
Pandjab [n] Punjab, Panjab
pandjabi [a] Punjabi
pandjabi [n] Punjabi
Pandora [n] Pandora (mythology)
panel [n] panel, pane, paneling/panelling
panel a lado [n] sidebar
panel basa [n] low panel, wainscot, wainscotting
panel de caviles [n] pegboard, perforated hardboard
panel de comuta [n] control panel (switches, plugs), plugboard
panel de poster [n] billboard, hoarding
panel de sesto [n] backboard (basketball)
panel de strumentos [n] instrument panel, control panel, dashboard
panel de toca [n] touch panel, touchpad
panenteisme [n] panentheism
pangolin [n] pangolin, scaly anteater
panial [n] nappy, diaper
panica [v] panic
panica [v] panic, frighten, scare
panica [n] panic, frenzy, stampede, scare
panicada [a] panicked, frantic, frightened, scared
panicante [a] panicking, panicky
panorama [v] pan
panorama [v] pan
panorama [n] panorama; pan, panning shot
panoramador [n] pan control, pan pot
panoramal [a] panoramic
pantala [n] short trousers, short pants, shorts, trunks
pantala de bisicli [n] cycling shorts, bike shorts
pantala de jenos [n] knee-length shorts, Bermuda shorts, dress shorts, boardshorts; breeches, britches, knickerbockers
pantala de nada [n] swim shorts, swimming trunks
pantala faldin [n] culottes; skort
minipantala [n] hotpants, short shorts, booty shorts; (underwear) boyshorts, boxer briefs
pantaleta [n] underpants, undershorts, pants (UK), shorts (US), panties, knickers
pantalon [n] trousers, pants (US), slacks, bottoms
pantalon cortida [n] cut-offs
pantalon de anca [n] hipsters, hip-huggers
pantalon de carga [n] cargo pants, combat trousers
pantalon de cavalor [n] jodhpurs, breeches
pantalon de denim [n] jeans
pantalon de sera [n] black-tie trousers, tuxedo pants
pantalon de sporte [n] sweatpants, joggers, jogging bottoms, tracksuit bottoms
pantalon de stribos [n] ski pants, stirrup pants, stirrup leggings, salopettes
pantalon de sura [n] capri pants, three-quarter legs, crop pants, cropped trousers
pantalon esvasante [n] flared trousers, flares, bellbottoms
supantalon [n] long johns, long underwear, thermals
Pantalone [n] Pantalone, Pantaloon
pantan [n] wetland, swamp, bog, mire, quagmire, marsh, marshland, fen, fenland, bayou, morass
pantan arborosa [n] swamp
pantan erbosa [n] marsh
pantan torbosa [n] peatland, peat bog
pantaneria [n] paludarium (tank)
pantani [v] become mired, get bogged down
pantanida [a] mired, bogged down
pantanosa [a] swampy, marshy, boggy
panteon [n] pantheon
pantera [n] panther
pantofla [n] slipper
pantofli [v] beslipper, put slippers onto; shuffle, shamble
pantoflor [n] stay-at-home, homebody
pantograf [n] pantograph
pantografal [a] pantographic, pantographical
pantomima [n] pantomime, panto (musical comedy)
papa [n] (colloquial) dad, daddy, pop, papa (father)
Papa Natal [n] Father Christmas, Santa Claus
papagaio [n] parrot, parakeet, budgerigar
papagaio de mar [n] puffin
papaio [n] papaya, pawpaw (tree)
papaia [n] papaya (fruit)
paparazo [n] paparazzo (pl. paparazzi)
papavera [n] poppy
pape [n] pope, pontiff
antipape [n] antipope
papal [a] papal, pontifical
papesa [n] popess; high priestess
papia [n] papacy
papin [a] popelike
papiste [n] papist
paper [n] paper, wrapper
paper asorbente [n] blotting paper
paper de aluminio [n] aluminum/aluminium foil, (loosely) tin foil
paper de carbono [n] carbon paper
paper de catran [n] tar paper
paper de donadas [n] wrapping paper, giftwrap
paper de emeri [n] emery paper
paper de letera [n] letter paper, notepaper
paper de mur [n] wallpaper
paper de pH [n] litmus paper
paper de stanio [n] tin foil
paper de vason [n] toilet paper, toilet tissue, toilet roll
paper diafana [n] tracing paper, onion skin
paper maxada [n] papier mâché
paper raspante [n] sandpaper
papereria [n] stationery store, stationer's
papereta [n] note, scrap of paper
papereta aderente [n] sticky note, Post-it note
paperi [v] paper, cover with paper; wallpaper
paperor [n] paperhanger, wallpaperer; stationer
papiamentu [n] Papiamento (language)
papila [n] papilla (anatomy)
papila de sabor [n] taste bud
papilio [n] butterfly, moth, lepidopteran
papilio de dia [n] butterfly
papilio de note [n] moth
papilio de vestes [n] clothes moth
papilin [a] butterflylike, butterfly-shaped
papiro [n] papyrus (plant, paper, text)
papo [n] crop
paprica [n] paprika (plant, fruit, spice)
Papua [n] Papua
Papua Gine Nova [n] Papua New Guinea
Golfo Papua [n] Gulf of Papua
papuaginean [a] Papua New Guinean
papuaginean [n] Papua New Guinean
papuan [a] Papuan
papuan [n] Papuan
papula [n] papule, pimple (anatomy)
par [p] (made, done, caused) by, through the agency of, because of
par [p] by means of, using, via (method, action)
par [p] multiplied by, times
par [p] differing by (amount, quality)
par [p] by (in oaths, etc)
para [v] stop, end, halt
para [v] stop, end, halt; check, prevent
para [n] stop, standstill; prevention
para [e] stop, wait, whoa, enough
nonparable [a] unstoppable
para cardial [n] cardiac arrest
parabaleta [n] bulletproofing; bulletproof vest
parabomba [n] bombproof structure
parabus [n] bus stop
paracade [n] parachute
paracador [n] parachutist; paratrooper
paracolico [n] antispasmodic (drug)
paracolpa [n] bumper (of vehicle)
paraconstipa [n] purgative, laxative
paracua [n] waterproof container, watertight container; wetsuit
parada [a] stopped
parada par pluve [a] stopped by rain, washed out
paradeluvia [n] levee, flood barrier
paradiarea [n] antidiarrheal/antidiarrhoeal drug
paradole [n] painkiller, analgesic, anodyne, palliative
parador [n] barrier, barricade
parador de arena [n] sandbar, sandbank, shoal
Parador Grande de Coral [n] Great Barrier Reef
parafango [n] mudguard, fender
parafebre [n] febrifuge, antipyretic (drug)
paraflama [n] flame-retardant
parafoco [n] fire door, fire screen; firewall (software)
parafola [n] crowd barrier, crowd-control barrier
paragasta [n] selvedge/selvage (edging)
paragota [n] coaster, drinks mat, beermat
paragota de dentela [n] doily
paragravita [n] g-suit, gravity suit
parajela [n] antifreeze
paralampa [n] lampshade, lightshade
paralampo [n] lightning rod, lightning conductor
paramar [n] dyke, dike, levee, sea embankment
paramorde [n] muzzle
paramoscito [n] mosquito screen, window screen; mosquito net
paransia [n] anxiolytic (drug)
parapluve [n] umbrella
paraporte [n] doorstop
parario [n] dam, weir (river)
parasangue [n] styptic, antihemorrhagic/antihaemorrhagic hemostatic/haemostatic (substance)
parasangual [a] styptic, hemostatic/haemostatic (substance)
parasol [n] parasol, sun umbrella
parasuo [n] antiperspirant
paratose [n] cough medicine, antitussive
paraventa [n] windscreen, windshield; windbreak, shelterbelt
paravide [n] screen
paraxoca [n] shock absorber, damper
para- [P] para- (additional)
parabola [n] parable (story); parabola (curve)
parade [v] parade
parade [v] parade
parade [n] parade, cavalcade
parade de susedosas [n] charts, hit parade
parade volante [n] flypast, flyby, flyover
paradiso [n] paradise, heaven
paradiso finansial [n] tax haven
paradisal [a] paradisiacal (of paradise)
paradisin [a] paradisiacal, heavenly (like paradise)
paradox [a] paradoxical
paradox [n] paradox
parafilia [n] paraphilia, sexual deviation, sexual perversion
parafilica [a] paraphiliac
parafilica [n] paraphiliac
parafina [n] paraffin, paraffin wax
parafrase [v] paraphrase
parafrase [n] paraphrase
paragraf [n] paragraph
Paraguai [n] Paraguay
paraguaia [a] Paraguayan
paraguaia [n] Paraguayan
paralax [n] parallax
paralegal [a] paralegal
paralegaliste [n] paralegal, legal assistant
paralel [a] parallel, equivalent, concurrent
paralel [n] parallel, equivalent
paralelia [n] parallelness, equivalence
paralelisme [n] parallelism
paralelepipedo [a] parallelepipedal
paralelepipedo [n] parallelepiped
paralelogram [a] parallelogrammatic
paralelogram [n] parallelogram
paralimpial [a] paralympic
Juas Paralimpial [n] Paralympic Games
paralise [v] paralyze/paralyse; transfix, freeze (with fear)
paralise [n] paralysis
paralise de dormi [n] sleep paralysis
paralise serebral [n] cerebral palsy
paraliseda [n] paralytic
Paramaribo [n] Paramaribo
paramesio [n] paramecium (organism)
parametre [n] parameter
parametri [v] parameterize/parameterise
parametri [n] parameterization/parameterisation
paramnesia [n] paramnesia, déjà vu
paramnesica [n] paramnesiac
Parana, Rio [n] Paraná River
paranoia [n] paranoia
paranoica [a] paranoid
parapente [n] paraglider
parapeto [n] parapet
paraplejia [n] paraplegia
paraplejica [a] paraplegic
paraplejica [n] paraplegic
parasetamol [n] paracetamol, acetaminophen, APAP
parasito [a] parasitic
parasito [n] parasite; freeloader, scrounger, sponger
ectoparasito [n] ectoparasite
endoparasito [n] endoparasite
parasiti [v] parasitize/parasitise
parasitia [n] parasitism
parasitolojia [n] parasitology
parazon [n] parazoon (pl. parazoa) (organism)
parca [n] parka (coat)
parce [n] park, parkland, common
parce acual [n] waterpark
parce de autos [n] car park, parking lot
parce de divertis [n] fairground, amusement park, theme park
parce de venta [n] wind farm, wind park
parci [v] park (vehicle)
parci [n] parking
parcimetre [n] parking meter
parceta [n] parquet, parquetry (floor)
parcur [n] parkour
pardalote [n] pardalote (bird)
pardona [v] forgive, pardon; write off (debt)
pardona [n] forgiveness, clemency, mercy, lenience, leniency; indulgence (pardon from purgatory)
pardona [e] sorry, pardon me, excuse me, I beg your pardon
pardona me [e] pardon me, excuse me, I am sorry, I beg your pardon
demanda per pardona [v] apologize/apologise, beg forgiveness
nonpardona [n] grudge, resentment
nonpardonable [a] inexcusable, unforgivable
nonpardonosa [a] unmerciful, merciless
pardonable [a] pardonable, excusable, forgivable, venial
pardonosa [a] merciful, lenient
pardonosia [n] mercifulness, leniency
solisita un pardona [v] apologize/apologise, beg forgiveness
pare [v] seem (to do, to be), appear (to do, to be), look (as if), give the impression (of being or doing); feel (produce a feeling, e.g. it feels colder today)
pare [n] appearance, look, semblance
pare de realia [n] verisimilitude
parente [a] apparent, ostensible
parente [A] apparently, ostensibly
parentese [v] parenthesize/parenthesise
parentese [n] parenthesis, parenthetical clause, interpolated clause
parentese de parla [n] speech tag, dialog/dialogue tag
parfe [n] parfait (dessert)
parflexa [n] parfleche
parfum [n] perfume, cologne, scent, fragrance
parfumeria [n] perfumery
parfumi [v] perfume, scent
parfumida [a] perfumed, scented, aromatic, fragrant
parfumor [n] perfumer, parfumier
pari [v] give birth to, bear, be in labor/labour
pari [n] giving birth, childbirth, childbearing, parturition, labor/labour
ante pari [a] prenatal, antenatal
ovipari [v] lay eggs, be oviparous
oviparia [n] oviparity
oviparidas [n] spawn, frogspawn
oviparinte [a] oviparous, egg-laying
parinte [a] giving birth, childbearing, in labor/labour
pos pari [a] postpartum, postnatal
paria [n] pariah, outcast
Paria [n] Paria (Venezuelan region)
Golfo Paria [n] Gulf of Paria
pariete [n] wall (of a body cavity), paries; side (of container); rock face, cliff face, natural wall
parietal [a] parietal (anatomy)
lobe parietal [n] parietal lobe
oso parietal [n] parietal bone
Paris [n] Paris
parisan [a] Parisian
parisan [n] Parisian (person)
parisania [n] Parisianness
parla [v] speak, talk
parla [n] speech, discourse, oratory; talk, oration
parla de [v] speak of, talk of
parla delirosa [v] rave, spout rubbish
parla evitante [v] prevaricate, waffle, avoid the question
parla evitante [n] prevarication, waffling, waffle
parla merda [v] (colloquial) bullshit, talk bullshit, talk bollocks (nonsense)
parla monotonosa [v] speak monotonously, drone on
parla papin [v] pontificate
parla pigra [v] drawl, slur one's words
parla sur [v] speak about, talk about
bonparla [n] eloquence
bonparlante [a] well-spoken, eloquent, articulate, speaking clearly
bonparlor [n] speaker, orator
es parlosa [v] be talkative, effuse
malparlante [a] inarticulate, speaking unclearly
malparleta [v] gossip, dish the dirt
malparleta [n] gossip, scandalmongering
nonparlada [a] unspoken; non-oral, non-verbal
par parla [A] by speaking, by word of mouth
parlada [a] spoken, voiced, oral
parlador [n] loudspeaker, speaker
parlador basa [n] bass speaker, woofer
parlamania [n] logorrhea/logorrhoea, verbal diarrhea/diarrhoea
parlante [a] speaking; capable of speech
parlante [A] aloud, out loud
parleta [v] chat, natter, chatter, yak, yack, tattle, socialize/socialise
parleta [n] chat, natter, chatter, yak, yack, gossip, schmooze
parleta audio [v] make an audio call, take part in an audio conference
parleta audio [n] audio call, audio conference
parleta surfasal [n] small talk, pleasantries, polite conversation
parleta video [v] video chat, videoconference
parleta video [n] video chat, video call, video conference
parlor [n] speaker
parlor de adio [n] valedictorian, farewell speaker
parlosa [a] talkative, garrulous, loquacious, chatty, voluble
parlosa [n] chatterbox, gasbag, windbag
parlamento [n] parliament, congress
parlamento sin majoria [n] hung parliament
membro de parlamento [n] member of parliament, MP, parliamentarian
parlamental [a] parliamentary
parlamentor [n] member of parliament, MP, parliamentarian
parmesan [n] parmesan (cheese)
paro [n] tit, titmouse, chickadee (bird)
parocia [n] parish
casa de parocior [n] vicarage, rectory
parocial [a] parochial
parocialisme [n] parochialism
parocian [n] parishioner
parocior [n] parish priest, vicar, rector
parodia [v] parody
parodia [n] parody, travesty, take-off
parola [n] word
parola de moda [n] fashionable word, buzzword
parola erante [n] wrong word, malapropism, dogberryism
parola grilida [n] hashtag
parola secreta [n] password, codeword, passcode
nonparolal [a] non-verbal
parolal [a] verbal (expressed in words)
parolas crusada [n] crossword puzzle
parolas tecnical [n] terminology, jargon
paroleta [n] particle (grammar)
parolor [n] wordsmith; lyricist
parolosa [a] wordy, verbose
parolosia [n] wordiness, verbosity, verbiage
parositono [a] paroxytone
parotida [n] parotid, parotid gland (anatomy)
parotidite [n] mumps, epidemic parotitis (medical)
parsec [n] parsec (unit of length)
parte [n] part, piece, portion, section, division, segment, partition, installment/instalment; share, ration
parte recambial [n] spare part
bipartal [a] bipartite
en cualce parte [A] in any part, anywhere (at all), wherever (you like)
en alga parte [A] somewhere, in some area
en no parte [A] nowhere
par partes [A] piecemeal, piece by piece
partal [a] partial, patchy
partal [A] partially, partly, half-
partal [n] set (tennis, etc.)
parteni [v] belong, affiliate; be a part of, be a member of
parteni [n] affiliation, membership
parteninte [a] belonging, affiliated
parteninte [n] appurtenance; affiliate
partenojenese [n] parthenogenesis (biology)
parti [v] depart, leave, go, set off; pass away (die)
parti [n] departure, parting; exodus
a parti de [p] from
partinte [a] departing, outbound
partinte de [p] starting from, leaving from
reparti [v] depart again, set off again; start back, set off back, head back, set off home, head home
Partia [n] Parthia (ancient region)
partian [a] Parthian
partian [n] Parthian
particula [n] particle, speck, grain, mote
particula beta [n] beta particle
antiparticula [n] antiparticle
nanoparticula [n] nanoparticle
particulin [a] particulate; grainy (image), grainlike
particulosa [a] grainy, gritty, silty
partisan [a] partisan, partial, taking sides
partisan [n] partisan
nonpartisan [a] non-partisan, impartial, objective
partisipa [v] participate (in), take part (in), be a part (of), partake (in), engage (with)
partisipa [n] participation; turnout (of voters); complicity
partisipable [a] participatory, open to participation
partisipante [a] participating, participatory
partisipante [n] parameter, argument, variable (mathematics, grammar)
partisipor [n] participant; accomplice
partisipio [n] participle
partisipial [a] participial
partito [n] party (political), faction, caucus
bipartital [a] bipartite
multipartital [a] multiparty, multipartite, cross-party
partital [a] factional
partitisme [n] factionalism
partito acusante [n] prosecution (law)
partito defendente [n] defense/defence (law)
partito oposante [n] opposing party, opposition (politics)
partito tre [n] third party
tripartital [a] tripartite
partitur [n] score (music), sheet music; soundtrack (music from a film)
partituri [v] score
parxea [v] patch, patch up
parxea [n] patch
parxea dinamical [n] runtime patch, monkey patch
pas [n] peace, peacetime
nonpasable [a] implacable, unappeasable
pasi [v] pacify, appease, placate, mollify, propitiate, tame
pasi [n] pacification, appeasement, placation
pasisme [n] pacifism
pasiste [n] pacifist
pasosa [a] peaceful, tranquil, docile, placid, serene, uneventful, at peace
pasa [v] pass (place, time), elapse
pasa [v] pass, go past, overtake, outpace, lap; pass across, hand over, transfer; pass, spend (time)
pasa [n] passing, transfer, transference, handover, handoff
pasa la estate [v] summer, spend the summer
pasa la inverno [v] winter, spend the winter
pasa per oserva [n] flyby, flypast (by a space probe, etc.)
pasa su la cilia [v] keelhaul
pasa tempo [v] pass time, idle
en pasa [A] in passing, by the way, incidentally; en passant (chess)
nonsuprapasada [a] unsurpassed
pasaporto [n] passport
pasatempo [n] hobby, pastime, recreation
pasor [n] passer-by, passing traveler/traveller (on foot or in vehicle), bystander
repasa [v] pass again, go back past, pass back (through)
repasa [v] pass again, cause to go back past, cause to pass back (through)
suprapasa [v] surpass, exceed, go beyond, emulate, overshadow, outdo, outclass, outpace, overtake, overshoot, supersede
suprapasa [n] surplus, excess, profusion, overage
suprapasa comersial [n] trade surplus
suprapasa en armas [v] outgun, surpass in weaponry
suprapasada [a] surpassed, overshadowed, dwarfed
suprapasante [a] surpassing, exceeding, excessive, (going) beyond, preeminent, profuse, inordinate
suprapasante duta justa [E] beyond reasonable doubt
pasada [a] past, previous, former, earlier, ex-, bygone; last (night, week, etc.); ago
pasada [A] previously, formerly, once
pasada [n] past (time, tense), yore; preterite
pasada perfeta [n] past perfect, pluperfect
a la note pasada [A] last night, yesterday night (regarded as a single point in time)
en la note pasada [A] (at some point) during last night, yesterday during the night
en la pasada [A] in the past; out of the way, done and dusted
en la pasada distante [A] in the distant past, long ago
en la semana pasada [A] last week
plu bon ca pasada [a] better than ever
pasaje [n] passage (travel, text, music); passageway
pasaje de frontera [n] border crossing
pasaje de traversa [n] pedestrian crossing, crosswalk
dona pasaje a [v] give passage to; give a lift to, give a ride to
pasajor [n] passenger
pasajor secreta [n] stowaway
supasaje [n] underpass
pasaro [n] sparrow
pasaro american [n] New World sparrow
pasaro de neva [n] snow finch
pasarin [a] sparrowlike
pasarin [n] passerine, perching bird
pascal [n] pascal (unit of pressure)
pascua [n] Easter
pascual [a] Easter
Isola Pascua [n] Easter Island, Rapa Nui
pasea [v] walk, stroll
pasea [v] walk, take for a walk
pasea [n] walk
pasea de ganso [n] goosestep
pasea en spasio [n] spacewalk
pasea grande [v] stride
pasea grandiosa [v] strut
pasea laborosa [v] trudge, plod, trek
pasea laborosa [n] trudge, plod, trek
pasea lenta [v] stroll, amble, saunter
pasea longa [v] hike, trek, go on a long walk
pasea longa [n] hike, trek, long walk
pasea lunal [v] moonwalk (dance)
pasea lunal [n] moonwalk (dance)
pasea ostentosa [v] walk ostentatiously, parade, sashay
pasea pendulin [v] pace up and down, pace to and fro, pace back and forth
modo de pasea [n] gait
paseador [n] treadwheel (historical); treadmill (exercise machine)
paseamania [n] hiking, trekking, rambling, hillwalking, fellwalking, bushwalking
paseamanica [n] hiker, trekker, rambler, hillwalker, fellwalker, bushwalker
paseante [a] walking, peripatetic; andante (music)
paseor [n] walker, pedestrian
paseor nova [n] toddler
paseria [n] footpath, walkway; catwalk, runway (fashion)
paseria de plances [n] boardwalk
paseria rolante [n] moving walkway, moving sidewalk, moving pavement, travelator
paseta [v] tiptoe, walk on one's toes
repasea [v] walk back
sircopasea [v] circumambulate
sircopasea [n] circumambulation
pasiente [a] patient, easygoing
pasiente [n] patient
pasiente esterna [n] outpatient
pasiente ospitalida [n] inpatient
despasienti [v] grow impatient, run out of patience
despasienti [v] make (someone) impatient, try someone's patience
nonpasiente [a] impatient
nonpasientia [n] impatience
pasientia [n] patience
pasifica [a] Pacific
Mar Pasifica [n] Pacific Ocean
transpasifica [a] transpacific
pasiflora [n] passion flower
pasigrafia [n] pasigraphy (writing system)
pasion [n] passion
nonpasionosa [a] passionless, dispassionate
pasioni [v] impassion
pasionosa [a] passionate, impassioned, torrid, heated
pasiva [a] passive
pasiva [n] passive (grammar)
pasivi [v] become passive; passivate
pasivi [v] make passive; passivize, put into the passive
pasivi [n] passivation
pasivia [n] passivity
paso [n] step, footstep, pace, tread; stage (of progress)
fa un mal paso [v] stumble, trip, misstep, make a mistake, make a faux pas
fa un paso [v] step, take a step, tread, pace
mal paso [n] misstep, faux pas
par pasos [a] step-by-step, gradual, progressive
par pasos [A] step by step
paseta [n] tiny step
pason [n] stride, big step
paspie [n] passepied (dance)
pasta [n] paste; dough, pasta
pasta aplicable [n] spread, paste, pâté
pasta de dentes [n] toothpaste
pasta de frita [n] batter
pasta de jeso [n] spackling paste, polyfilla
pasta de lino [n] putty
pasta de modeli [n] plasticine, modeling/modelling clay
pasta de torta [n] cake mix, cake batter
pasta dulse [n] pastry
pasta folin [n] filo pastry, thin pastry
pasta migosa [n] crumbly pastry, shortcrust pastry
pastetas [n] pasta, pieces of pasta
pastel [a] pastel
pastel [n] pastel
pastel de sira [n] crayon, wax crayon
pasteuri [v] pasteurize/pasteurise
pasteuri [n] pasteurization/pasteurisation
nonpasteurida [a] unpasteurized/unpasteurised
pasteurida [a] pasteurized/pasteurised
pastinaca [n] parsnip
pastis [n] pastis
pastix [n] pastiche, pasticcio; mashup
pasto [n] pasture, pasturage
come a pasto [v] graze
pastor [n] herder, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess; pastor
Pastor [n] Boötes (constellation)
pastoral [a] pastoral, rural
pastoral [n] pastoral (art)
pastoria [n] pastoralism, herding
usa tro multe la pasto [v] overgraze
pastrami [n] pastrami (food)
Patagonia [n] Patagonia
patajio [n] patagium
patata [n] potato (plant, vegetable)
patata dulse [n] sweet potato
patata fornida [n] baked potato, jacket potato
patatas fritada [n] French fries, fries, chips (UK)
pate [n] pâté
patenta [v] patent
patenta [n] patent
paternalisme [n] paternalism (philosophy)
paternaliste [a] paternalistic
-patia [S] -pathy (illness)
-patica [S] -pathic, -pathetic
patin [n] skate
patin de rotas [n] rollerskate
patineria [n] ice rink
patineta [n] (child's) scooter, kick scooter, push scooter
patineta eletrical [n] electric scooter, e-scooter, motorized/motorised scooter
patinetor [n] scooter user
patini [v] skate; skid
patini [n] skating; skidding
patinor [n] skater
patina [n] patina (sheen)
patio [n] courtyard, (enclosed) yard
patio de cultiveria [n] barnyard, farmyard
patio de enfantes [n] playground, play area
pato [n] duck
pato real [n] mallard
pateta [n] duckling
pati [v] waddle; toddle (young child)
pato- [P] patho- (illness)
patojen [a] pathogenic
patojen [n] pathogen, germ
nonpatojen [a] non-pathogenic
patolojia [n] pathology
emopatolojia [n] hemopathology/haemopathology
emopatolojial [a] hemopathological/haemopathological
patolojial [a] pathological
patolojiste [n] pathologist
psicopatolojia [n] psychopathology
patriarca [n] patriarch
patriarcia [n] patriarchy
patriarcial [a] patriarchal
patrilinia [n] patrilineage
patrilinial [a] patrilineal
patrilocal [a] patrilocal
patrilocalia [n] patrilocality
patriota [a] patriotic
patriota [n] patriot
nonpatriota [a] unpatriotic
patriotisme [n] patriotism
patrisio [a] patrician
patrisio [n] patrician
patrolojia [n] patristics, patrology
patrolojial [a] patristical, patrological
patrolojiste [n] patrologist
patron [n] pattern, template (for cutting or drawing round, etc.); patron, protector, supporter
patron santa [n] patron saint, patroness saint, patron hallow, heavenly protector
patroni [v] patronize/patronise, protect, support
patronia [n] patronage
patrulia [v] patrol, walk the beat
patrulia [n] patrol, beat, rounds
patrulia furtiva [v] prowl around, patrol stealthily
patrulior [n] patroller, patrolman
patrulior estralegal [n] vigilante
patxinco [n] pachinko (pinball)
patxisi [n] pachisi, parcheesi, ludo (game)
paund [n] pound (currency), quid, sterling, sovereign
pausa [v] pause, adjourn; wait; stop (overnight or before resuming)
pausa [v] pause, adjourn, interrupt; delay, hold up, cause to wait
pausa [n] pause, hiatus, break (from activity), adjournment, abeyance, stop-off, stopover, intermission, interruption, recess, letup, cooldown; wait, standby
loca de pausa [n] stop, stopping place (along a journey)
nonpausante [a] unpausing, non-stop
pausada [a] paused, adjourned, interrupted, in abeyance
pausa entre atas [n] intermission, break, interval, entr'acte
sin pausa [a] without pause, continual, incessant, non-stop
pavana [n] pavane (dance, music)
pave [v] pave
pave [n] paving (slabs, asphalt, cobbles)
nonpaveda [a] unpaved
paveda [a] paved
repave [v] repave
pavilion [n] pavilion
pavlova [n] pavlova (dessert)
pavo [n] turkey
pavon [n] peafowl, peacock, peahen
Pavon [n] Pavo (constellation)
paxtu [a] Pashtun (person); Pashto (language)
paxtu [n] Pashtun (person); Pashto (language)
PC [C] PC
PC de table [n] desktop PC
pd. [C] i.e., that is to say, namely, in other words, I mean
pe. [C] e.g., for example
peaje [v] pay a toll; pay for access
peaje [v] charge a toll, charge a fee for use of a road or bridge; charge for access, put behind a paywall
peaje [n] toll (payment)
peajeria [n] toll plaza, toll station, tollbooth; paywall (internet)
peca [v] sin
peca [n] sin, infraction
peceta [v] commit a misdemeanor/misdemeanour
peceta [n] peccadillo, misdemeanor/misdemeanour, minor infraction, indiscretion
pecor [n] sinner
pecosa [a] sinful, immoral
pecosia [n] sinfulness
pecan [n] pecan, hickory (tree, nut)
pecari [n] peccary, javelina, skunk pig (animal)
peco [n] pekoe (tea)
pectina [n] pectin (substance)
pedagojia [n] pedagogy
pedagojial [a] pedagogic, pedagogical
pedal [n] pedal
pedali [v] pedal
pedante [a] pedantic, fussy
pedante [n] pedant, nitpicker
es pedante [v] be pedantic, quibble, split hairs, nitpick
pedantia [n] pedantry, nitpicking, pettifogging
pede [n] foot, base
-pede [S] -pedal
pede de monte [n] foothill
pede de paje [n] footer
pede fronte [n] forefoot
pede membranosa [a] webbed foot, webfoot
bipede [a] bipedal
bipede [n] biped
con pedes nuda [A] barefoot
cuatropede [a] quadrupedal
cuatropede [n] quadruped
milpede [a] thousand-footed, millipedal
milpede [n] millipede
otopede [a] eight-footed, eight-legged, octopodal, octopoid
otopede [n] octopod, octopoid, arachnid
par pede [A] on foot, by foot
pedeta [n] paw
pedi [v] kick
pedi [n] kick
pedi cadente [v] drop kick (rugby, etc)
pedi prima [v] kick off
pedi prima [n] kickoff
pedi saltante [v] dropkick, jump kick, flying kick
pedor [n] kicker
sentopede [n] centipede
ses pedes [n] fathom (unit of length)
sespede [a] six-footed, six-legged, hexapod
sespede [n] hexapod, insect
su pede [A] underfoot
sur cuatro pedes [a] (animal) on all fours
trepede [a] tripedal, tripodal
trepede [n] tripod, trivet
pedestal [n] pedestal, plinth
pediatria [n] pediatrics/paediatrics
pediatrica [a] pediatric/paediatric
pediatriste [n] pediatrician/paediatrician
pedicura [v] pedicure
pedicura [n] pedicure
pedicuror [n] pedicurist
pedionom [n] plains-wanderer (bird)
pedo- [P] pedo-/paedo- (child)
pedofilia [n] pedophilia/paedophilia
pedofilia omosesal [n] pederasty/paederasty
pedofilica [a] pedophilic/paedophilic
pedofilica [n] pedophile/paedophil
pedofilica omosesal [n] pederast/paederast
Pedrolino [n] Pedrolino, Pierrot
pega [n] pitch (resin)
pegin [a] pitchlike, sticky, gluey, gloopy
pegosa [a] coated with pitch
Pegaso [n] Pegasus (mythology, constellation)
pel [n] skin, hide, pelt, integument
pel cru [n] rawhide, untanned leather
pel de capra [n] goatskin
pel de gal [n] goose bumps, goose flesh
pel de orania [n] cellulite
pel de ovea [n] sheepskin
pel de porco [n] pigskin
pel de servo [n] buckskin
pel de urso [n] bearskin
pel mor [n] dead skin, slough, eschar
pel per vino [n] wineskin
despeli [v] skin, flay, excoriate, flense, flake
despeli [n] skinning; shedding of skin
despeli se [v] shed one's skin
despelida [a] skinless, skinned
peleta [n] film (thin skin)
peleta aderente [n] cling film, cling wrap, Saran wrap, plastic wrap
su pel [a] subcutaneous
pelagra [n] pellagra (medical)
pelican [n] pelican
pelicanin [a] pelicanlike
pelo [n] fur, coat (animal), body hair (human); pile, nap (of fabric), grain (of wood)
pelo de jenas [n] sideburns, sideboards, side whiskers
bal de pelo [n] hairball
contra la pelo [n] against the grain
pelin [a] furry, furlike
pelosa [a] furry, hairy, hirsute, shaggy
Peloponeso [n] Peloponnese
pelota [n] pelota
peltre [n] pewter (metal)
pelux [n] plush (fabric)
peluxeta [n] down, fluff, fuzz, lint
peluxetin [a] downy, fluffy, fleecy, fuzzy
pelvis [n] pelvis
pelvisal [a] pelvic
pemfigo [n] pemphigus (medical)
pen [n] pen
pen de bal [n] ballpoint pen, biro
pen de beco [n] nib pen, dip pen
pen de cartux [n] cartridge pen
pen de fibre [n] felt-tip pen, marker pen, fineliner
pen de fonte [n] fountain pen
pen de pluma [n] quill, quill pen
penal [a] penal (punishment)
Penas, Golfo [n] Gulf of Penas
pende [v] hang, hang down, sag, droop
pende [v] hang, suspend, dangle
pendador [n] hanger; gallows, gibbet
pendejacon [n] coathook
pendente [a] pendulous, droopy, saggy
pendente [n] pendant
pendente de recorda [n] locket
penderia [n] hanging space, wardrobe, closet
pendeveste [n] coathanger
pendexapo [n] hat rack, hatstand, coat rack
pendor [n] hangman, executioner
pendulo [n] pendulum; swing
penduli [v] swing (back and forth)
penduli [v] swing (back and forth)
pendulin [a] pendular, pendulum-like; swing (voter); to and fro, back and forth
pene [n] penne
penetra [v] penetrate, breach
penetra [n] penetration
nonpenetrable [a] impenetrable, impregnable, impervious
-penia [S] -penia (lack)
penis [n] penis
penisal [a] penile
penisilina [n] penicillin
penisola [n] peninsula
penisolal [a] peninsular
Pennsylvania [n] Pennsylvania (US state)
penombra [n] penumbra (shadow)
pensa [v] think; opine, hold an opinion
pensa [n] thought, cognition
pensa a [v] think of, have in mind
pensa desirosa [n] wishful thinking
pensa ladal [v] think laterally, think outside the box
pensa ladal [n] lateral thought, lateral thinking, thinking outside the box
pensa sur [v] think about, give thought to, consider
bonpensante [a] well-thinking, clear-thinking, right-minded, level-headed, rational, sane
nonpensable [a] unthinkable, unimaginable
pensor [n] thinker
pensor libre [n] freethinker
pensosa [a] thoughtful, pensive
repensa [v] rethink
sin pensa [a] thoughtless, mindless
Pensilvania [n] Pennsylvania (US state)
pension [n] pension
pension de divorsa [n] alimony
pension de jubila [n] retirement pension
penta- [P] penta- (five)
pentadatilo [a] pentadactyl (biology)
pentagram [n] staff, stave (music); pentagram, pentacle (star)
pentametre [n] pentameter (poetry)
pentecoste [n] pentecost
pentecostal [a] Pentecostal
pentecostalisme [n] Pentecostalism (Christianity)
pentobarbital [n] pentobarbital, pentobarbitone (drug)
penultima [a] penultimate, second to last, second from last, last but one
antepenultima [a] antepenultimate, third from last, last but two
peon [n] peon, menial worker, unfree laborer/labourer; foot soldier, pawn (chess)
peon cultival [n] farmhand
peonia [n] peony (plant)
peote [n] peyote (plant, drug)
peper [n] (black, white) pepper (vine, spice)
peperi [v] pepper
peperin [a] peppery (like pepper)
peperosa [a] peppery (full of pepper)
peperomia [n] peperomia, radiator plant
peperon [n] (hot, sweet, bell) pepper, capsicum (plant, fruit)
peperon roja [n] red pepper
peperon verde [n] green pepper, bell pepper
salsix de peperon [n] pepperoni (sausage)
pepita [n] nugget
pepita de gal [n] chicken nugget
pepita de oro [n] gold nugget
-pepsia [S] -pepsia (digestion)
-pepsica [S] -peptic
pepsin [n] pepsin (enzyme)
peptido [n] peptide (chemistry)
neuropeptido [n] neuropeptide
polipeptido [n] polypeptide (chemistry)
per [p] for (an intended reason or beneficiary); in order to, to
per [p] for, in exchange for, in return for
per [p] for every, per (in measurements of speed, etc.)
per [p] for, on behalf of; pro (in favour of)
per [p] for (an intended distance or duration)
per [p] by (an intended date or time)
a per [A] for, in favour, in support
per ci [E] for whom (relative)
per cual [E] for which (relative)
per si [s] in case
paia per ora [n] pay rate per hour
per- [P] per- (thoroughly)
perca [n] perch
percal [n] percale (fabric)
perce [A] why, for what, wherefore
percore [v] travel along, travel over, travel through, pass along, pass through, cover (a distance), put (a distance or place) behind oneself
percore [n] route, course, itinerary
percute [v] percuss; tap (medical)
percute [n] percussion
percutiste [n] percussionist
perde [v] lose, misplace; miss (bus, connection, etc.)
perde [n] loss
perde completa [n] complete loss, write-off
perde de consensia [n] blackout, loss of consciousness
perde de lus [n] blackout
perde se [v] get lost, be lost, lose one's way, lose oneself
bon perde [e] good riddance
nonperdente [a] lossless (compression)
perdeda [a] lost, stray (dog, cat), astray
perdeda a mar [a] lost at sea, shipwrecked
perdeda a mar [n] castaway
perdeda en batalia [a] missing in action, MIA
perdente [a] losing; lossy (compression)
perdor [n] loser
perdis [n] partridge
perdis blanca [n] ptarmigan
peregrina [v] peregrinate, make a pilgrimage
peregrina [n] peregrination, pilgrimage
peregrinor [n] pilgrim; peregrine falcon
perene [a] perennial
perene [n] perennial
perfeta [a] perfect, flawless, faultless, immaculate, quintessential
perfeta [A] perfectly, by heart, to a T
nonperfeta [a] imperfect, defective, faulty
nonperfeta [n] imperfection, defect, flaw
nonperfetia [n] imperfection, imperfect state, faultiness
perfeti [v] become perfect
perfeti [v] perfect
perfetia [n] perfection
perfetisme [n] perfectionism
perfetiste [a] perfectionist, punctilious
perfetiste [n] perfectionist
perfora [v] perforate, pierce, puncture, riddle, run through, punch (hole)
perfora [n] perforation, puncture
perfora lombal [n] lumbar puncture, spinal tap
nonperforada [a] unperforated, imperforate
perforador [n] perforator, punch
perforante [n] piercing (jewellery)
performa [v] perform
performa [n] performance
performante [a] performing, performant
performor [a] performer
pergamin [n] parchment
pergamin de boveta [n] vellum
enrola de pergamin [n] parchment scroll
pergola [n] pergola, arbor/arbour
peri [v] waste, misuse, squander
peri [n] waste
nonperosa [a] efficient, cost-effective
nonperosa de enerjia [a] energy-efficient, energy-saving
nonperosia [n] efficiency, performance, cost-effectiveness
perosa [a] wasteful, inefficient, prodigal, profligate
perosia [n] wastefulness, inefficiency
peri- [P] peri- (around)
pericardio [n] pericardium (anatomy)
pericardite [n] pericarditis (medical)
perielio [n] perihelion (astronomy)
periferia [n] periphery
periferial [a] peripheral, distal; obviative (grammar)
perifrase [v] periphrase
perifrase [n] periphrasis, circumlocution, circuitousness
perifrasente [a] periphrastic, circumlocutory, circuitous
perijeo [n] perigee (astronomy)
peril [n] danger, hazard, peril, jeopardy
perili [v] endanger, imperil, jeopardize/jeopardise, compromise, risk, put at risk
perilida [a] endangered, at risk
perilosa [a] dangerous, hazardous, perilous, precarious, dicey
perilosia [n] dangerousness, riskiness
perila [n] perilla (plant)
perimetre [n] perimeter, circumference, girth
perineo [n] perineum (anatomy)
periodo [n] period, spell
periodo de condena [n] sentence (prison)
periodo de incuba [n] incubation period
periodo de ofisia [n] term of office, tenure
mediaperiodo [n] midterm
mediaperiodal [a] midterm
nonperiodal [a] irregular, sporadic, intermittent, infrequent, random
periodal [a] periodic, regular
periodontia [n] periodontology, periodontics
periodontiste [n] periodontist
periscopio [n] periscope
periscopial [a] periscopic
peristalsia [n] peristalsis (biology)
peristalsica [a] peristaltic
peristilo [n] peristyle
peritoneo [n] peritoneum (anatomy)
perjura [v] perjure
perjura [n] perjury
perjuror [n] perjurer
perla [n] pearl
perla de zucar [n] sugarplum
perleta [n] bead
perlin [a] pearly
perma [v] perm
perma [n] perm, permanent wave (hair)
permacultur [n] permaculture
permajelada [n] permafrost
permane [v] be permanent, remain, continue, stay, overstay, linger, persist
permane [n] permanence
nonpermanente [a] impermanent, short-term
nonpermanentia [n] impermanence
permanente [a] permanent, long-term, indelible, untouchable
permanentia [n] permanence
permea [v] permeate, pervade, percolate, suffuse, riddle, imbue
permea [n] permeation, perfusion, percolation
nonpermeable [a] impermeable, impervious, hermetic, waterproof, airtight
nonpermeabli [v] become waterproof, become rainproof, become airtight
nonpermeabli [v] waterproof, rainproof, make airtight
nonpermeabli [n] waterproofing, rainproofing
permeable [a] permeable, porous
permeada [a] permeated; ingrown (nail)
permeada [n] filtrate
permeante [a] permeating, pervading, pervasive
semipermeable [a] semipermeable
permete [v] permit, allow, let, authorize/authorise, grant; condone
permete [n] permission, authorization/authorisation, right, license/licence
permete a se [v] allow oneself (to do), afford (to do)
permete entra [v] admit, allow entry
permete poesial [n] poetic license/licence
permete ce on vota [v] enfranchise
despermete [v] disallow, prohibit, forbid, interdict, ban, proscribe
despermete [n] prohibition, interdiction, ban
es permeteda [v] be permitted, be allowed
nonpermeteda [a] disallowed, forbidden, unauthorized/unauthorised
nonpermeteda [n] thing that is not allowed, no-no
permetable [a] allowable, permissible
permeteda [a] allowed, permitted
permetente [a] permitting
permetente ce [s] although, granted that
permian [a] Permian (geology)
permian [n] Permian (geology)
permil [n] per mille
permuta [v] permutate
permuta [n] permutation
pero [n] pear (tree)
pera [n] pear (fruit)
perin [a] pearlike, pear-shaped
perosido [n] peroxide
idrojen perosido [n] hydrogen peroxide
perosisoma [n] peroxisome (biology)
perpendicular [a] perpendicular, orthogonal
perpendicular [n] perpendicular
perpendicularia [n] perpendicularity, orthogonality
persegue [v] persecute
persegue [n] persecution
perseguor [n] persecutor
persentil [n] percentile
persento [n] percent, percentage point
persental [a] percentage, expressed as a percentage
Perseo [n] Perseus (mythology, constellation)
persepi [v] perceive, notice, realize/realise, detect, discern
persepi [n] perception; interpretation, point of view
persepi estrasensal [n] extrasensory perception, ESP
apena persepable [a] barely perceptible, faint, subtle
fa ce on persepi [v] call attention to, draw attention to
fasil persepable [a] salient, conspicuous, standing out
malpersepi [v] misperceive, mistake for
malpersepi [n] misperception, (optical) illusion
malpersepida [a] illusional, mistaken (identity, etc.)
nonpersepable [a] imperceptible, unnoticeable
persepable [a] perceptible, noticeable, tangible
persepal [a] perceptual
persepida [n] percept, thing perceived
persepinte [a] perceptive, discerning, incisive, trenchant
Persia [n] Persia (ancient region)
Golfo Persian [n] Persian Gulf
persian [a] Persian
persil [n] parsley (plant)
persiste [v] persist, persevere, linger, stick (around); wear on
persiste [v] persist, persevere, linger
persiste [n] persistence, perseverance, stubbornness, tenacity
persistente [a] persistent, lingering, stubborn, obstinate, tenacious
person [n] person
person comun [n] common person, everyman, man in the street
person de mundo [n] socialite
person importante [n] important person, personage
person matur [n] grown-up, adult
person nondesirada [n] persona non grata
despersonali [v] depersonalize/depersonalise
despersonali [v] depersonalize/depersonalise
interpersonal [a] interpersonal
no person [m] no one, nobody
nonpersonal [a] impersonal (behaviour, grammar)
per person [a] per person, per capita, per head
personal [a] personal
personali [v] become personalized/personalised, become customized/customised
personali [v] personalize/personalise, customize/customise
personali [n] personalization/personalisation, customization/customisation
persones [n] people (individuals), persons, folk; staff (of organization/organisation)
persones disponable [n] available people, manpower
personi [v] become personified
personi [v] personify
personi [n] personification, epitome
personin [a] personlike
personalia [n] personality
personalia alternativa [n] alternative personality, alter ego
perspetiva [n] perspective
perspetivisme [n] perspectivism
perspetiviste [a] perspectivist
perspetiviste [n] perspectivist
pertine [v] pertain, relate, apply, be relevant, be associated, have to do with
pertine [n] pertinence, relevance
lo pertine a [E] it's a case of, it's a matter of, it's a question of, it's to do with
nonpertine [n] irrelevance
nonpertinente [a] irrelevant, invalid, inapplicable, extraneous
pertinente [a] pertinent, relevant, valid, at hand, in question
pertinente [n] matter, subject, affair, concern
pertuse [n] pertussis, whooping cough
Peru [n] Peru
peruan [a] Peruvian
peruan [n] Peruvian
peruca [n] wig, toupee
peruceta [n] hairpiece, hair attachment
perucor [n] perruquier, wigmaker
perverti [v] pervert
perverti [n] perversion
pervertida [a] perverse, perverted
pervertida [n] pervert
pervertinte [a] perverting, perversive
perxa [n] perch (support), roost
perxi [v] perch (oneself on)
pesa [v] weigh (have weight, measure weight)
pesa [n] weight (measure, object); weighing (action)
contrapesa [v] counterbalance, weigh against, balance out
contrapesa [n] counterweight, counterbalance, equipoise
nonpesa [n] weightlessness, zero gravity
pesador [n] scales, weighing machine
peseria [n] weigh-house
pesosa [a] heavy, ponderous, hefty
pesosi par du cilogrames [E] become two kilograms heavier, gain two kilograms
pesosia [n] heaviness, weightiness, weight
tro pesosa [a] overweight; burdensome, onerous
pesah [n] Pesach, Passover (Judaism)
pesca [a] peach (color/colour)
pesca [n] peach (fruit)
pescin [a] peachy, peachlike
pesco [n] peach (tree)
pesimisme [n] pessimism
pesimiste [a] pessimistic, downbeat
pesimiste [n] pessimist
peso [n] piece, fragment, slice, scrap; literary work, play (theatre), musical piece, track; (building) lot, plot (land); patch (repair); peso (currency)
peso de xace [n] chesspiece
peso spesa [n] thick piece, slab
a pesos [A] in pieces, to pieces, apart
de du pesos [a] two-piece
de pesos [a] patchwork
de sola un peso [a] all-in-one, integrated
de un peso [a] one-piece
peseta [n] tidbit/titbit, chip, morsel, stub (pencil, cigarette)
peson [n] chunk, hunk, wodge
repara con pesos [v] patch
un peseta de [E] a small quantity of, a little, a few
un peson de [E] a large quantity of, a lot of, a load of, lots of, loads of, a whole heap of
pesta [v] plague, pox
pesta [n] pestilence, plague, bane, infestation
Pesta Negra [n] Black Death
peste [n] pest (creature); (colloquial) pest, nuisance, hassle, pain in the neck
pesti [v] hassle, bother, be a nuisance to, be a hassle to, be a pain in the neck for (someone)
pestiside [n] pesticide
pesto [n] pesto (sauce)
peta [v] (colloquial) fart
peta [n] (colloquial) fart
peta de labios [n] raspberry, razz, Bronx cheer
peta- [P] peta-
petal [n] petal
petalosa [a] petaled/petalled
petardo [n] petard, firecracker, cracker, squib, banger
petecia [n] petechia (medical)
peten [n] comb
despeteni [v] dishevel, mess up (hair)
despetenida [a] dishevelled, uncombed, messy, tangled, unkempt
peteni [v] comb
retropeteni [v] backcomb
peten [n] scallop
peti [a] small, little, undersized, wee
peti [v] shrink, reduce in size
peti [v] shrink, reduce in size
peti [n] little thing, little one, runt
petineo [n] pectineus
petirosa [n] European robin, redbreast (bird)
peto [n] chest (anatomy), breast (whole chest, including poultry); bosom, bust
con peto nuda [a] bare-chested, bare-breasted, topless
petal [a] pectoral
petra [n] stone
petra cubo [n] sett, paving block
petra de agi [n] whetstone
petra de angulo [n] cornerstone
petra de milia [n] milestone
petra de molin [n] millstone, grindstone
petra de nase [n] birthstone
petra de paso [n] stepping stone, stepstope
petra de pave [n] paving stone, paving block (of any kind)
petra de tomba [n] tombstone, gravestone, headstone
petra de zodiaco [n] zodiac birthstone
petra filosofial [n] philosopher's stone, philosophers' stone, stone of the philosophers
petra focosa [n] flint, firestone
petra-paper-sisor [n] rock-paper-scissors, scissors-paper-stone, roshambo
petra plata [n] flagstone, paving stone, paver
petra ronda [n] round stone, cobblestone
petri [v] petrify, turn to stone
petri [v] petrify, turn to stone
petri [n] petrification
petrida [a] petrified
petrin [a] stonelike, stony
petror [n] mason, stonemason
petrosa [a] stony, full of stones
petrel [n] petrel (bird)
petro- [P] petro- (stone)
petroglifo [n] petroglyph
petroglifal [a] petroglyphic
petrografia [n] petrography
petrogram [n] petrogram, petroglyph
petrolio [n] (crude) oil, petroleum
petrolojia [n] petrology
petronia [n] rock sparrow, petronia (bird)
petunia [n] petunia (plant)
pex [n] fish
pex anjelin [n] angelfish
pex arjento [n] silverfish
pex caxin [n] boxfish, cofferfish
pex de rocas [n] rockfish
pex de siera [n] sawfish, carpenter shark
pex de spada [n] swordfish
pex de vela [n] sailfish
pex gatin [n] catfish
pex linguin [n] tonguefish
pex oro [n] goldfish
pex pexorin [n] anglerfish
pex pipin [n] pipefish
pex plata [n] flatfish
pex plenida [n] gefilte fish
Pex Sude [n] Piscis Austrinus (constellation)
Pex Volante [n] Volans (constellation)
pexeria [n] fishery, fishing ground
Pexes [n] Pisces (constellation)
pexeta [n] minnow (fish)
pexa [v] fish (for)
pexa [n] fishing, angling
pexa con serca [v] seine (fish with a dragnet)
pexa per pomas [v] bob for apples, go apple-bobbing
pexa ueb [n] phishing
pexa web [n] phishing
pexor [n] fisherman, angler; kingfisher (bird)
pexor ueb [n] phisher
pexor web [n] phisher
pexorin [a] anglerlike
suprapexa [v] overfish
suprapexa [n] overfishing
pf. [C] please
pff [e] meh, pff, pish
pH [n] pH
pi [n] pi (Greek letter)
pia [v] tweet, twitter, beep, bleep, chirp, squeak
pia [n] tweet, twitter, beep, bleep, chirp, squeak
pia longa [v] squeal
pia longa [n] squeal
piador [n] pager, beeper, bleeper
piafa [v] stamp, stomp (feet)
piafa [v] stamp, stomp (feet)
piafa [n] stamp, stomp (feet)
piamadre [n] pia mater (anatomy)
piano [n] piano, pianoforte
piano automata [n] pianola, player piano
piano de enrola [n] pianola, player piano
piano orizonal [n] grand piano
piano vertical [n] upright piano, vertical piano
pianiste [n] pianist
piastre [n] piaster/piastre (currency)
pibgorn [n] pibgorn, hornpipe (musical instrument)
pica [v] sting, peck, prick; bite (insect)
pica [n] sting, peck, prick; (insect) bite
pica de pulga [n] fleabite
pica de spino [n] pinprick
picador [n] sting, stinger
picajelo [n] ice pick
picante [a] stinging, piquant, pungent
piceta [v] sting (like a nettle or jellyfish), urticate, cause a stinging sensation, irritate (skin)
picetante [a] urticant, urticating, irritating, itching, stinging
picetante [n] urticant (substance), irritant
picor [n] picador (bullfighter); woodpecker (bird)
pica [n] pika (animal), whistling hare
pica [n] pica, food craving
picalili [n] piccalilli, mustard pickle (sauce)
picatarte [n] rockfowl, bald crow (bird)
picnica [v] picnic
picnica [n] picnic
pico [a] tiny, teeny, minute, minuscule, miniscule, miniature, puny
pico [A] slightly, a little
pico [n] bit, dash, pinch, smidgen, soupçon, speck, spot, tad, trace, modicum (tiny amount); trifle, bagatelle
pico de pan [n] crumb, breadcrumb
pico de sal [n] pinch of salt
pico e pico [A] little by little
pici [v] become tiny, become minute, shrink, miniaturize/miniaturise; become tiny pieces; be finely chopped, be minced
pici [v] make tiny, make minute, shrink, miniaturize/miniaturise; reduce to tiny pieces; finely chop, mince
picia [n] tininess, minuteness
picos [n] tiny pieces, bits, smithereens
un pico de [E] a very small quantity of, a little bit of, a few
un plu pico de [E] a little more of, a bit more of
pico- [P] pico- (a million-millionth)
picolo [n] piccolo (flute)
picon [n] pick, pickax/pickaxe
picon de jelo [n] ice axe
Piemonte [n] Piedmont (Italian region)
piemontes [a] Piedmontese (person, language)
piemontes [n] Piedmontese (person, language)
pietisme [n] Pietism (Christianity)
pietiste [n] Pietist (Christianity)
piga [n] magpie (bird)
piga blu [n] blue magpie
piga comun [n] Eurasian magpie
piga itiopian [n] bush crow, Stresemann's bushcrow, Abyssinian pie
piga sian [n] azure-winged magpie
piga verde [n] green magpie
pigmento [n] pigment, pigmentation
pigmeo [n] pygmy, pigmy
pigostilo [n] pygostyle
pigra [a] lazy, languid, idle, indolent, lackadaisical, slothful
pigra [n] lazy person, lazybones, idler, deadbeat, goldbricker, sluggard, wastrel, slacker
pigri [v] laze, lounge, bask, idle; loiter, dawdle, dally, tarry, hang out
pigri [v] make lazy
pigria [n] laziness, idleness
pijin [n] pidgin (language)
pijon [n] pigeon, dove
pijon de bosce [n] wood pigeon
pijon de rocas [n] rock pigeon, rock dove
Pijon [n] Columba (constellation)
pijoneria [n] dovecot, dovecote
pijoneta [n] squab, baby pigeon
pil [n] pill, tablet
pil de doman [n] morning-after pill
pil rombo [n] lozenge
pila [v] pile, heap, stack
pila [n] pile, heap, stack; battery; stack (data structure)
pila de combustable [n] fuel cell
pila de lenio [n] woodpile
despili [v] pop (off a stack)
pili [v] push (onto a stack)
pilaf [n] pilaf, pilau (food)
pilastro [n] pilaster (column)
Pilipinas [n] Philippines
Mar Pilipina [n] Philippine Sea
pilipina [a] Philippine
pilipina [n] Philippine
pilori [n] pillory, stocks
pilori [v] pillory
piloro [n] pylorus (anatomy)
piloral [a] pyloric
pilote [n] pilot, driver
autopilote [n] autopilot
copilote [n] copilot
piloteria [n] cockpit
pilotin [a] like a pilot, similar to a pilot
pilsen [n] pils, pilsner (beer)
pimento [n] allspice, pimento, pimiento, Jamaica pepper (tree, spice)
pimpinela [n] pimpernel
pimpinela scarlata [n] scarlet pimpernel
pina [n] fin, flipper; swimfin
pina dorsal [n] dorsal fin
pina ladal [n] pectoral fin
pinaculo [n] pinnacle, spire, steeple
pinaculor [n] steeplejack
pinbal [n] pinball, flipper
pineal [a] pineal (anatomy)
glande pineal [n] pineal gland
pinguin [n] penguin
pinguin imperorin [n] emperor penguin
piniacolada [n] piña colada (drink)
piniata [n] piñata (container of treats)
piniin [n] Pinyin (transcription)
pinion [n] gear, pinion
pinion cono [n] bevel gear
pinion elica [n] helical gear
pino [n] pine (tree)
pinocle [n] pinochle (card game)
pinse [n] pincers, pliers, tongs
pinse de cosini [n] tongs
pinse de vestes [n] clothespin, clothespeg
pinse medical [n] forceps
pinse vascular [n] hemostat/haemostat, hemostatic/haemostatic clamp
pinseta [n] tweezers
pinsi [v] pinch, nip, tweeze, tweak
pinsi [n] pinch, nip, tweeze, tweak
pinson [n] finch, chaffinch (bird)
pinta [n] paint
pinta de acua [n] water-based paint
pinta de airosol [n] spray paint
pinta de corpo [n] body paint, warpaint
pinta de emulsion [n] emulsion paint
pinta de fas [n] facepaint
pinta de gera [n] warpaint
pinta de olio [n] oil paint, oil-based paint
pinta prima [n] primer
nonpintida [a] unpainted
pinti [v] paint
pintida [a] painted
pintilabio [n] lipstick
pintisil [n] mascara
pintiungia [n] nail polish, nail varnish
pintor [n] painter
repinti [v] repaint
suprapinti [v] paint over
pinyin [n] Pinyin (transcription)
piolio [n] louse (insect)
piolio de libros [n] bookworm, booklouse
despioli [v] delouse
Piongiang [n] Pyongyang
Pyongyang [n] Pyongyang
piopio [n] piopio, turnagra (bird)
pip [e] squeak, tweet, peep, cheep (mouse, bird)
pip [n] squeak, tweet, peep, cheep (mouse, bird)
pipeta [n] pipit
pipi [v] squeak, tweet, peep, cheep
pipa [n] pipe
pipa de acua [n] hookah, bong, water pipe
pipeta [n] pipette
pipeta de oio [n] eyedropper
pipin [a] pipelike, pipe-shaped
pipal [n] pipal, peepul, sacred fig, bo tree, bodhi tree
piperacina [n] piperaquine
pipilo [n] towhee (bird)
pira [n] pyre (bonfire), stake
arde a pira [v] be burned at the stake, be burnt at the stake
arde a pira [v] burn at the stake
piramide [a] pyramidal, pyramid-shaped
piramide [n] pyramid
pirania [n] piranha
pirata [n] pirate, buccaneer
pirata de rede [n] hacker, cracker
pirati [v] hack, crack; pirate, bootleg, make a pirate copy of
piratia [n] piracy
piratin [a] piratelike, piratical
piriforma [a] piriform, pear-shaped
piriforma [n] piriform, piriformis (muscle)
Pirineo [n] Pyrenees
Montes Pirineo [n] Pyrenees
pirinean [a] Pyrenean
pirita [n] pyrite, iron pyrite, fool's gold (mineral)
piro- [P] pyro- (fire)
pirogi [n] pierogi, perogi, varenyky (dumplings)
piromania [n] pyromania
piromanica [a] pyromaniacal
piromanica [n] pyromaniac
pirometre [n] pyrometer
pirometral [a] pyrometric
pirueta [v] pirouette
pirueta [n] pirouette
pirula [n] bullfinch (bird)
pisa [n] (colloquial) piss, pee, wee (urine)
piseria [n] pissoir, urinal
pisi [v] (colloquial) piss, pee, wee (urinate)
pisea [n] spruce (tree)
pisin [a] Tok Pisin, New Guinea Pidgin (language)
pisin [n] Tok Pisin (language)
pisina [n] swimming pool
piso [n] pea (plant, seed)
pistaxio [n] pistachio (tree, nut)
pistil [n] pistil (botany)
pistol [n] pistol, handgun
pistol de acua [n] water pistol, water gun, squirt gun
pistol de cola [n] glue gun
pistol de siniali [n] signal pistol, flare gun
pistol eletrical [n] stun gun, taser
pistol per solda [n] soldering gun
pistoli [v] shoot (with a pistol); fight with pistols
pistoli [n] pistol fight, gunfight
pistolor [n] gunfighter, gunslinger, gunman
piston [n] piston
piston de mole [n] pestle
pita [n] pitta (bird)
pita [n] pita/pitta, Arabic bread, Syrian bread
pita de falafel [n] falafel, falafel sandwich
pita elinica [n] gyro, gyros
Pitagora [n] Pythagoras
pitagoran [a] Pythagorean
pitagorisme [n] Pythagoreanism
pitia [n] Pythia, Pythoness
piton [n] python
pitui [n] pitohui (bird)
pivote [v] pivot, swing round
pivote [v] pivot, swing round
pivotable [a] pivotable
pivotin [a] pivotal, central, crucial, key
pixa [n] (colloquial) cock, dick, prick, knob, willy (penis)
pixeta [n] (insult) jerk, schmuck, prat, dickhead, knobhead, tosser, wanker
pixon [n] (colloquial) hard-on, stiffy, boner, wood (erection)
suca de pixa [n] (colloquial) blowjob
suca la pixa [v] (colloquial) suck off, give a blowjob, blow, go down on (fellatio)
pixel [n] pixel
pixeli [v] pixellate
pixeli [v] pixellate
pixeli [n] pixellation
piza [n] pizza
pizeria [n] pizzeria
pizicato [a] pizzicato
pizicato [n] pizzicato (technique, piece of music)
placa [v] plate
placa [n] plating; plate (photographic, mechanical); plaque (tablet)
eletroplaca [v] electroplate
eletroplaca [n] electroplating
placa de nom [n] nameplate
placa de veculo [n] vehicle registration plate, license/licence plate, number plate
placa dental [n] dental plaque
placa tetonical [n] tectonic plate
placozon [n] placozoon (pl. placozoa) (organism)
plaia [n] beach, shore, seashore
plajia [v] plagiarize/plagiarise
plajia [n] plagiarism
plajior [n] plagiarist
plana [a] flat (not bumpy), plane, planar, level; smooth, even, flush
plana [n] plane (surface); counter, worktop (surface)
plana sajital [n] sagittal plane, longitudinal plane (anatomy)
biplana [n] biplane
nonplana [a] uneven, wobbly, bobbly
planador [n] plane, planing tool, planer
plani [v] flatten, plane, level, become even
plani [v] flatten, plane, level, make even
planida [a] flattened; planed
planida a la polos [a] oblate
triplana [n] triplane
planaria [n] planarian (worm)
plance [n] plank, board, batten
plance compresada [n] hardboard
plance de acua [n] waterboard, waterboarding (torture)
plance de embarca [n] gangplank, gangway, jet bridge, jetway
plance de jeso [n] drywall, plasterboard, sheetrock, wallboard
plance de lava [n] washboard
plance de neva [n] snowboard
plance de solo [n] floorboard
plance de surfa [n] surfboard
plance de vela [n] sailboard
planceta [n] board (small)
planceta de axi [n] chopping board
planceta de ceso [n] cheese board, trencher
planceta de clip [n] clipboard
planceta de pan [n] bread board
planceta de talia [n] cutting board
planci [v] board, board up
plancton [n] plankton
fitoplancton [n] phytoplankton
planea [v] glide
planeta [n] planet
planeta nanin [n] dwarf planet
esoplaneta [n] exoplanet
interplanetal [a] interplanetary
planetal [a] planetary
planeteria [n] planetarium
planeterieta [n] orrery (solar system model)
planeteta [n] minor planet, asteroid
planeton [n] giant planet
planeton de gas [n] gas giant
planetesimo [n] planetesimal
planetolojia [n] planetology
planetolojiste [n] planetologist
plano [n] plain, pampas, flatland
plano alta [n] plateau, high plain, mesa, altiplano, paramo, tableland
plano continental [n] continental shelf
plano deluvial [n] floodplain, bottomlands
planta [v] plant
planta [n] plant; planting
desplanta [v] dig up, uproot
desplantador [n] trowel
planta infestante [n] weed
plantal [a] plant-related, vegetational
plantas [n] plants, vegetation, flora, greenery
plantosa [a] verdant, lush
plantosia [n] verdure
transplanta [v] transplant
transplanta [n] transplantation
planta [n] sole (foot)
planta de sapato [n] sole (shoe)
planta interna [n] innersole, insole
plantal [a] plantar (of the sole)
plantago [n] plantain, fleawort (plant)
plantano [n] plantain (plant, fruit)
plantigrada [a] plantigrade (biology)
plase [v] please; humor/humour
plase [n] pleasingness, pleasantness, agreeableness
desplase [v] displease
desplase [n] displeasure
desplasente [a] disagreeable, unpleasant, displeasing, nasty, horrid, horrible, distasteful, sordid
lo plase me [E] it pleases me, I like it
nonplasente [a] unpleasant, disagreeable
plaseda [a] pleased
plasente [a] pleasing, pleasant, agreeable, welcome, complaisant, tasteful
plasebo [a] placebo (medical)
plasebo [n] placebo (medical)
plasenta [n] placenta; afterbirth
plasental [a] placental
plaser [n] pleasure, enjoyment
plaser odiosa [n] Schadenfreude
plaser vergoniosa [n] guilty pleasure
con plaser [E] you're welcome, don't mention it, no worries
nonplaserosa [a] unpleasurable, unenjoyable
plaserosa [a] pleasurable, enjoyable
-plasia [S] -plasia (growth)
plasma [n] plasma (medical, gas)
-plasma [S] -plasm (growth)
-plasmica [S] -plasmic
plasmasite [n] plasmacyte (biology)
plasmide [n] plasmid
plasmodio [n] plasmodium (organism)
-plastia [S] -plasty (surgery)
-plastica [S] -plastic (surgical)
plastica [a] plastic
plastica [n] plastic
plastica abrasante [n] shrink wrap
plastica de bolas [n] bubblewrap
plastica de vitro [n] glass-reinforced plastic, fiberglass/fibreglass
plastica polalida [n] polaroid
microplastica [n] microplastic
plasto [n] plastid (biology)
cloroplasto [n] chloroplast
leucoplasto [n] leucoplast (biology)
plata [a] flat (level and thin), flattened, thin; plain (text file)
plata [n] plate, platen
plata de cupre [n] copperplate (engraving)
plata de forno [n] sheet pan, baking tray, baking sheet, oven tray
plata jirante [n] turntable (rail)
plata per biscotos [n] cookie sheet
plati [v] flatten
plati [v] flatten
platida [a] flattened, oblate
platin [a] flattish
plataforma [n] platform, podium, rostrum, dais, catwalk, soapbox
plataforma de petrolio [n] oil platform, oil rig
plataforma de predica [n] pulpit
plataforma rolante [n] rolling platform, dolly
platan [n] plane tree, sycamore (tree)
platdeutx [a] Plattdeutsch, Low Saxon, Low German (language)
platdeutx [n] Plattdeutsch, Low Saxon, Low German (language)
platielminto [n] platyhelminth, flatworm
platino [n] platinum
platizon [n] platyzoon (pl. platyzoa) (organism)
plato [n] plate, dish; course
plato de disco [n] turntable
plato de la dia [n] dish of the day
plato de lenio [n] trencher
plato de Petri [n] Petri dish
plato miscada [n] mixed dish, salmagundi
plato prima [n] starter, first course
plato xef [n] main course, main dish, main, entrée (US)
lava la platos [E] wash the dishes, wash up, do the washing-up
plateta [n] saucer
platon [n] platter, tray
platon de esflue [n] output tray
platos de forno [n] ovenware
Platon [n] Plato (philosopher)
platonisme [n] Platonism
platoniste [a] Platonistic
platoniste [n] Platonist
platonica [a] platonic
plaza [n] plaza, (town) square
plazeta [n] small square
plazon [n] large square
Pleades [n] Pleiades (mythology, stars)
plebe [a] plebeian
plebe [n] plebeian
plebes [n] plebeians, plebs
plecotero [n] plecoptera, stonefly
plectro [n] plectrum
-plejia [S] -plegia (paralysis)
-plejica [S] -plegic
plen [a] full, filled, gravid, teeming; replete
plen [A] fully
duiplen [a] half full
es plen de [v] be full of, abound in, teem with, be rife with, be fraught with, be riddled with
partal plen [a] half full
pleni [v] fill, stuff, pad, stock, cram, engorge
pleni [v] fill, stuff, pad, stock, cram, engorge
pleni [n] filling, stuffing (action)
pleni la spasio [v] fill in the blank
plenia [n] fullness, satiety
pleniboca [n] mouthful; tongue twister
plenibraso [n] armful, armload
plenida [a] filled; fed up (with), having had enough (of)
plenida [n] plenum (filled space)
plenimano [n] handful
pleninte [a] filling
pleninte [n] filling, stuffing (substance); filler, stopgap; expletive (syntax)
plenioio [n] eyeful
pleniorea [n] earful
plenipunio [n] fistful
plenisaco [n] bagful
repleni [v] refill, replenish; restock
repleni [v] refill, replenish; restock; backfill (hole)
repleni [n] refill, replenishment
suprapleni [v] get too full
suprapleni [v] overfill, overstuff
pleo- [P] pleo- (more)
pleonasmo [n] pleonasm
pleonasmal [a] pleonastic
plesiosauro [n] plesiosaur
pleso [n] plexus (anatomy)
plestosene [a] Pleistocene (geology)
plestosene [n] Pleistocene (geology)
pleura [n] pleura (anatomy)
pleural [a] pleural
pleurite [n] pleuritis, pleurisy (medical)
plia [v] fold (oneself), bend
plia [v] fold, bend, crease, tuck
plia [n] fold, bend, crease, tuck; furrow; sulcus
plia de codo [n] crook of the arm
plia de jeno [n] crook of the leg, back of the knee; genuflection, genuflexion
plia de jenos [n] curtsy, curtsey
plia sua jenos [E] curtsy, curtsey
plia sua oios [E] squint, half-close one's eyes
plia un jeno [E] genuflect
plia vosal [n] vocal fold, vocal cord (anatomy)
desplia [v] unfold
pliable [a] foldable, folding, collapsible, pliable, pliant
pliada [a] folded, creased; (page) dog-eared
plieta [v] wrinkle, shrivel, crumple, crimp, wither, pucker, purse, furrow
plieta [v] wrinkle, shrivel, crumple, crimp, wither, pucker, purse, furrow
plieta [n] wrinkle, crinkle, crimp, pucker, furrow, line (on skin, etc.)
plieta sua fronte [E] furrow one's brow
plietada [a] lined, wrinkled
plietosa [a] wrinkled, shriveled/shrivelled, wizened, crumpled, crinkled, crinkly, puckered, puckery, plissé
replia [v] fold (oneself) again, fold (oneself) up
replia [v] fold again, fold up, refold
pliosene [a] Pliocene
pliosene [n] Pliocene
plisa [v] pleat (stitched fold)
plisa [n] pleat
plomo [n] lead
nonplomida [a] unleaded
plomi [v] add lead to
plomida [a] leaded
plomin [a] leaden
plomor [n] plumber
plomoria [n] plumbing (plumber's trade)
sin plomo [a] unleaded
plora [v] cry, weep, bawl
plora [n] cry, crying, weeping
ploreta [v] whimper
ploreta [n] whimper
plorosa [n] crybaby
ploton [n] platoon
plu [D] more, additional, extra, further, other, another
plu [A] more, -er (forming comparatives); any more, any further, any longer; in addition, besides, moreover, furthermore
plu [m] more
plu [c] plus (arithmetic)
plu ... min [E] the more ... the less
plu ... plu [E] the more ... the more
plu ca [E] more than
plu ca nesesada [a] more than necessary, excessive, superfluous, redundant, overkill, supernumerary
plu ca sempre [E] more than ever
plu e plu [A] more and more, ever more
plu o min [A] more or less, approximately
a la plu [A] at most
la plu [A] most, -est (forming superlatives); the most, the maximum
la plu [m] most
la plu de [E] most, the majority of
no plu [A] no longer, no more, not any more (time)
per la plu [A] mostly, for the most part, by and large
pluf [n] splash, plop, splat
pluf [e] splash, plop, splat
plufi [v] splash, plop, splat; dabble (in water)
plufi [v] (cause to) splash, plop, splat
pluma [n] feather, quill
pluma nonmatur [n] pinfeather, blood feather
pluma covrente [n] covert, tectrix
pluma reminte [n] remige, flight feather
desplumi [v] pluck, remove feathers from
plen plumida [a] fully feathered, fully fledged
plumas [n] feathers, plumage
plumasedin [n] silky-flycatcher (bird)
plumi [v] feather, fletch
plumin [a] feathery, featherlike, pinnate
plumon [n] plume (feathers, smoke)
plumon de despolvi [n] feather duster
plumosa [a] feathery (full of feathers)
plumbago [n] plumbago (plant)
plumeria [n] plumeria, frangipani (tree)
plur [D] several
plur [m] several (people or things)
plures [m] several (people or things)
plural [a] plural; several
plural [n] plural
plurali [v] pluralize/pluralise
plurali [v] pluralize/pluralise
pluralia [n] plurality
pluralisme [n] pluralism
pluraliste [a] pluralist
pluraliste [n] pluralist
pluri- [P] pluri-
Pluto [n] Pluto (mythology, planet)
plutocrata [n] plutocrat
plutocratia [n] plutocracy
plutonio [n] plutonium
pluve [v] rain
pluve [n] rain, rainfall
lo pluve [E] it's raining
pluve de pruna [n] plum rain (East Asian rainy season)
pluveta [v] shower, drizzle
pluveta [n] shower, drizzle
pluveta lamposa [n] thundershower
pluvon [n] rainstorm, downpour, cloudburst, soaker
pluvosa [a] rainy, wet, inclement
pluvial [n] plover (bird)
pluvial de Ejipte [n] Egyptian plover, crocodile bird
pluvial de Magalan [n] Magellanic plover
pm. [C] p.m.
PM [C] p.m.
-pnea [S] -pnea (breathing)
pneumatica [n] pneumatics
pneumatical [a] pneumatic
pneumo- [P] pneumo- (air)
pneumonia [n] pneumonia
Pnom Pen [n] Phnom Penh
poca [D] few (in number), little (quantity)
poca [A] (only a) little, not much
poca [m] little, few (singular or plural)
pocas [m] few (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
poca min [a] (only a) little less, few less
poca min [A] (only a) little less
poca plu [a] (only a) little more, few more
poca plu [A] (only a) little more
poci [v] reduce in quantity, reduce in number, become fewer
poci [v] reduce the quantity of, reduce the number of
tan poca como posible [E] as few as possible, as little as possible
vera poca [D] very few, very little
vera poca [A] very little
pocer [n] poker (card game)
poceror [n] poker player
podcasta [v] podcast
podcasta [n] podcast
Podgoritsa [n] Podgorica
podolojia [n] podiatry, chiropody
podolojiste [n] podiatrist, chiropodist
podometre [n] pedometer
poesia [n] poem, verse; poetry
poesia de lamenta [n] elegy
mal poesia [n] bad poetry, doggerel
poesial [a] poetic
poesin [a] poetic, picturesque
poesiste [n] poet
poeta [n] poet
poetin [a] poetlike
pogrom [n] pogrom (massacre)
poi [A] then, next, and then, and next
poi [n] poi (food)
-poiese [S] -poiesis (forming)
poitin [n] poteen, potheen, poitín (drink)
polacio [n] pollock, pollack
polca [n] polka (dance)
polder [n] polder (reclaimed land)
polemica [v] polemize/polemise, polemicize/polemicise, engage (someone) in controversy, express a controversial opinion about (something)
polemica [n] polemic
polemiciste [a] polemical, controversial
polemiciste [n] polemicist, controversialist
polen [n] pollen
autopoleni [v] self-pollinate
autopoleni [n] self-pollination, autogamy
estrapoleni [v] cross-pollinate
estrapoleni [n] cross-pollination, allogamy
poleni [v] pollinate
poleni [n] pollination
polenta [n] polenta (food)
polex [n] pollex, thumb (technical)
poli [n] polis, city-state
acropoli [n] acropolis
necropoli [n] necropolis
poli- [P] poly- (many)
poliandre [a] polyandrous
poliandria [n] polyandry (marriage)
polidatilo [a] polydactylic
polidatilia [n] polydactyly (biology)
polifonia [n] polyphony (music)
polifonial [a] polyphonic
poligala [n] milkwort, snakeroot (plant)
poligama [a] polygamous
poligamia [n] polygamy (marriage, botany)
poligamiste [n] polygamist
polijine [a] polygynous
polijinia [n] polygyny (marriage)
polimer [n] polymer
polimeri [v] polymerize/polymerise
polimeri [v] polymerize/polymerise
polimeri [n] polymerization/polymerisation
polimeria [n] polymerism
polimerosa [a] polymeric, polymerous
polimerase [n] polymerase
polimorfe [a] polymorphic
polimorfia [n] polymorphism
Polinesia [n] Polynesia
polinesian [a] Polynesian
polinesian [n] Polynesian
Polinesia Franses [n] French Polynesia
polinomio [n] polynomial
polinomial [a] polynomial
poliomielite [n] polio, poliomyelitis
polioptila [n] gnatcatcher (bird)
polipo [n] polyp
polisia [n] police
polisi [v] police
polisi [n] policing
polisial [a] police
polisieria [n] police station
polisior [n] police officer, policeman, policewoman, constable, cop
polisior canadian [n] mountie, Canadian police officer
polisior engles [n] bobby
polisior franses [n] gendarme
polisior militar [n] gendarme, military policeman
polisior montante [n] mounted police officer, trooper
polisomia [n] polysomy
politburo [n] politburo
politica [n] politics; policy
politica a borda de la abiso [n] brinkmanship
politica esterna [n] foreign policy
politica interna [n] domestic policy
politica perilosa [n] brinkmanship
jeopolitica [n] geopolitics
jeopolitical [a] geopolitic, geopolitical
nonpolitical [a] non-political, apolitical
political [a] political
politici [v] politicize
politici [v] politicize
politiciste [n] politician
polo [n] pole (magnetic, etc.)
polo de sielo [n] celestial pole
Polo Norde [n] North Pole
Polo Sude [n] South Pole
bipolal [a] bipolar; manic-depressive
despolali [v] depolarize/depolarise
despolali [v] depolarize/depolarise
despolali [n] depolarization/depolarisation
dipolo [n] dipole
multipolal [a] multipolar
polal [a] polar
polali [v] polarize/polarise
polali [v] polarize/polarise
polali [n] polarization/polarisation
polalia [n] polarity (electric, magnetic)
polo [n] polo (sport)
polo de acua [n] water polo
polonesa [n] polonaise (dance)
polonio [n] polonium (element)
polpo [n] octopus
Polsca [n] Poland
polsce [a] Polish (person, language)
polsce [n] Polish, Pole
polso [n] wrist; cuff
polvo [n] dust, powder
polvo cosmetica [n] cosmetic powder, face powder
polvo de siera [n] sawdust
polvo de talco [n] talcum powder, baby powder
polvo de zucar [n] powdered sugar
polvo deterjente [n] washing powder, soap powder
polvo negra [n] black powder, gunpowder
polvo rojinte [n] rouge
polvo xerografial [n] toner
covre con polvo [v] (cover with) dust, powder
despolvi [v] dust
polvi [v] turn to dust, effloresce
polvi [v] powder, pulverize/pulverise, atomize/atomise
polvin [a] powdery, dustlike
polvosa [a] dusty
pomatostomo [n] Australian babbler (bird)
pomelo [n] grapefruit (fruit, tree)
pomeran [n] pomeranian, pom, spitz (dog)
pomis [n] pumice (rock)
pomo [n] apple (tree)
poma [n] apple (fruit)
poma de Adam [n] Adam's apple, laryngeal prominence
poma savaje [n] wild apple, crab apple, cooking apple, eating apple
pomon [n] pommel (sword, saddle)
pompa [n] pump
Pompa [n] Antlia (constellation)
pompa de insulina [n] insulin pump
pompa sodio-potasio [n] sodium-potassium pump
pomperia [n] fire station, fire department
pompi [v] pump
pompi [n] pumping
pompida [n] push-up, press-up (exercise)
pompor [n] firefighter, fireman
pompador [n] pompadour (hairstyle)
pompon [n] pompom
pone [v] put, put down, place, lay, stick; lay (egg); impose (rule)
pone [n] placing, placement; laying (egg)
pone se en filo [E] get in line, queue up, form a queue
pone sur scafal [v] shelve
despone [v] depose, oust, remove from office
despone [n] deposition, ouster
interpone [v] interpose
malpone [v] misplace, mislay
repone [v] replace (place again), put back, restore, reinstate, reimpose
repone la telefon [v] hang up (phone)
suprapone [v] superimpose, overlap, overlay; inlay, composite (video); kern (typography)
suprapone [n] superimposure, overlap, overlay; lapel (of coat)
suprapone par color [n] chroma key, color-separation/colour-separation overlay (video)
suprapone par scermo blu [n] blue-screen compositing
suprapone par scermo verde [n] green-screen compositing
transpone [v] transpose
transpone [n] transposition
ponte [n] bridge
ponte de pasea [n] footbridge
ponte de pontones [n] pontoon (bridge)
ponte levable [n] drawbridge, lift bridge
ponte suspendeda [n] suspension bridge
ponteta [n] scaffolding; scaffold (for execution)
ponti [v] bridge
ponti la canion [v] bridge the gap (metaphor)
ponton [n] pontoon (boat)
pontxe [n] punch, toddy, grog (drink)
pontxe de ovos [n] eggnog, milk punch
pontxo [n] poncho (garment)
pop [a] pop (music)
pop [n] pop (music)
popa [n] poop, stern (ship); (colloquial) bum, butt, rear, tush (buttocks)
Popa [n] Puppis (constellation)
popal [a] aft, astern
popcorn [n] popcorn
pope [n] Orthodox priest
popelin [n] poplin (fabric)
popla [v] populate, become populated
popla [v] populate
popla [n] population (action, figure); people (a particular community); populace, (the) masses, (the) public
popla laborante [n] working people, working masses
de la popla comun [a] plebeian
despopla [v] become depopulated
despopla [v] depopulate
despopla [n] depopulation
multe poplada [a] populous
poplada [a] populated
poplal [a] popular (of or by the populace); everyday
poplisme [n] populism
popliste [a] populist
popliste [n] populist
repopla [v] become repopulated
repopla [v] repopulate
supopla [v] become underpopulated
supopla [v] underpopulate
supopla [n] underpopulation
supoplada [a] underpopulated
suprapopla [v] become overpopulated
suprapopla [v] overpopulate
suprapopla [n] overpopulation
suprapoplada [a] overpopulated
poplo [n] poplar (tree)
poplo tremante [n] aspen
popular [a] popular, crowd-pleasing
nonpopular [a] unpopular
populari [v] popularize/popularise
populari [v] popularize/popularise
populari [n] popularization/popularisation
popularia [n] popularity
popuri [n] potpourri
por [n] pore (opening)
nonporosa [a] non-porous
porosa [a] porous
porosia [n] porosity
porco [n] pig, hog, swine; (insult) slob
porco fema [n] female pig, sow
porco mas [n] male pig, boar
porco savaje [n] boar, wild pig, feral pig, razorback
porcal [a] porcine (pertaining to pigs)
porceria [n] pig sty, pigpen
porceta [n] piglet; piggy bank, penny bank
porcin [a] piglike, porcine
porcor [n] swineherd
porcospina [n] porcupine
porfir [n] porphyry (rock)
porfirin [n] porphyrin (chemistry)
porifero [n] porifer (organism)
porina [n] porin
porno [a] (colloquial) porn
porno [n] (colloquial) porn; porno, porn film
pornografia [n] pornography, smut
pornografial [a] pornographic
pornografiste [n] pornographer
poro [n] leek (plant, vegetable)
-porose [S] -porosis (medical)
porselana [n] porcelain, china
porta [v] carry, bear, convey, tote; wear
porta [n] carrying, portage
portabagaje [n] boot, trunk (of vehicle)
portabal [n] tee (golf)
portabebe [n] baby sling, baby carrier
portable [a] portable, mobile; wearable
portable [n] portable computer, laptop
portabroca [n] chuck (gripping tool)
portabulbo [n] light socket, light fixture
portacandela [n] candleholder, candlestick, sconce
portacarta [n] cardholder, card wallet, ID holder
portacaxon [n] bier
portaclave [n] keyring, keychain
portacoda [n] hair tie, scrunchie, ponytail holder
portacontenador [n] container ship
portacopa [n] cupbearer; cup holder
portacrus [n] cross-bearer, crucifer, crucifrice; object bearing a cross
portacua [n] water trough
portacua de avias [n] bird bath
portaculpa [n] scapegoat, fall guy, patsy
portada [a] carried; worn
portada par aira [a] airborne
portadato [n] data storage device, drive
portadetrito [n] skip, dumpster
portador [n] stand, holder, support
portafeno [n] trough, manger
portaferida [n] stretcher
portaferida rolante [n] (hospital) trolley, gurney
portaflexa [n] quiver
portaflor [n] flowerpot
portafolio [n] briefcase, portfolio
portafortuna [n] lucky charm, talisman, mascot
portaganto [n] glovebox, glove compartment
portagrafito [n] mechanical pencil, propelling pencil, clutch pencil
portainca [n] inkpot, inkstand
portainsenso [n] incense holder, incense boat, navicula
portainserta [n] stock (for graft)
portajoala [n] jewelry/jewellery case, jewelry/jewellery box, casket
portala [n] elytra, wing cover
portalampa [n] lampstand, lamp holder
portalapis [n] pencil case, pencil box
portalavabo [n] washstand, basin stand, commode
portalia [n] suspender belt (UK), garter belt (US)
portalibro [n] bookstand, lectern
portamone [n] wallet, purse, billfold
portamortero [n] mortarboard, hawk; graduate cap
portaovo [n] eggcup
portapaper [n] folder, file (physical object), binder
portapaper de anelos [n] ring binder, looseleaf binder, file
portapartitur [n] music stand
portapeca [n] scapegoat, sacrificial lamb, whipping boy
portapen [n] pen holder
portapil [n] pillbox
portapistol [n] holster
portaplanta [n] planter, window box, flower box
portasalsa [n] sauce jug, sauce boat, gravy jug, gravy boat
portasapon [n] soap dish
portascafal [n] rack of shelves, shelving unit, étagère
portasene [n] ashtray
portaseno [n] bra, brassiere
portaseno de bicini [n] bikini top
portaseno tubo [n] bandeau top
sin portaseno [a] braless
portaseso [n] jockstrap; dance belt; codpiece
portasigareta [n] cigarette holder
portaspada [n] scabbard
portaspino [n] pincushion
portatela [n] towel rack, towel rail
portatorxa [n] torch holder; torchbearer
portatronco [n] andiron, firedog (holding logs in a fire)
portaveste [n] clothes rack, clothes rail, clothes rod, clothes pole, clothes horse, clothes airer
portavion [n] aircraft carrier
portavose [n] spokesperson, spokesman, spokeswoman
portavose de sindicato [n] union steward, shop steward
portaxapo [n] hatbox
portor [n] porter, bellboy, bellhop; caddie (golf); pallbearer; carrier, vector (genes, disease)
transporta [v] transport, convey; carry, harbor/harbour (disease)
transporta [n] transport, transportation, transit
transporta par avion [v] transport by air, airlift
transportador [n] conveyor, transporter
transportor [n] transporter, carrier, courier (person)
transportores [n] carrier, courier (company)
portamento [n] portamento, pitch bend (music)
porte [n] door
porte caruselin [n] revolving door
porte contra esplodes [n] blast door
porte de asede [n] hatch
porte de rede [n] screen door
porte de trapa [n] trap door
porte-fenetra [n] French window, French door
porte lojical [n] logic gate
porte retro [n] back door, tailgate (of hatchback)
porte uestern [n] saloon doors, batwing doors, swing doors
porte western [n] saloon doors, batwing doors, swing doors
porte xef [n] front door
con porte retro [a] hatchback (car)
porteta [n] gate (field, garden), gateway; wicket (gate, cricket)
porteta de peaje [n] tollgate
portiste [n] doorman, porter
porton [n] portal, gate (castle, town); sluice, sluice gate, floodgate (of lock)
portico [n] portico, porch
porto [n] port, harbor/harbour, seaport; port (computer)
de porto [a] port
Porto-al-Prinse [n] Port-au-Prince
Porto de Espania [n] Port of Spain
Porto Luis [n] Port Louis
Porto Moresby [n] Port Moresby
Porto Novo [n] Porto-Novo
Porto Vila [n] Port Vila
porto de visita [n] port of call
porto spasial [n] spaceport (science fiction)
airoporto [n] airport
airoporto de jetos [n] jetport
anteporto [n] outer harbor/harbour
porto [n] port (wine)
Porto Rico [n] Puerto Rico
portorican [a] Puerto Rican, Puertorican
portorican [n] Puerto Rican, Puertorican
portrae [v] portray, depict
portrae [n] portrayal, depiction; portrait
autoportrae [n] self-portrait
depinta de portraes [n] portraiture
portrae polisial [n] police photograph, booking photograph, mugshot
portraiste [n] portraitist, portrait painter, portrait photographer
Portugal [n] Portugal
portuges [a] Portuguese
portuges [n] Portuguese
portulaca [n] portulaca, purslane (plant)
pos [p] behind (in space or sequence)
pos [p] (moving) to behind, to the back of
pos [p] after, later than, since; in (e.g. one week's time)
pos- [P] post- (happening later or located behind)
a pos [p] behind, to behind
a pos [A] behind, at the back, at the rear; (moving) to the back; backward, backwards; (time) afterward, afterwards, later, then, next, subsequently, since
e a pos? [e] and then?, and what happened next?
de pos [p] from behind; since (time)
de pos [A] from behind; since then, ever since
pos du dias [E] after two days, two days later
posa [v] pose, posture, be positioned, be arranged
posa [v] pose, position, arrange, lay out, deploy, configure
posa [n] pose, posture, stance, position, arrangement, layout, deployment, configuration
malposada [a] badly positioned; offside, offsides (sport)
posa impresante [n] impressive pose, presence, bearing, carriage, comportment, impressive arrangement
sin posa [a] unposed, candid (photo)
posese [v] possess, own
posese [n] possession, ownership (state)
posesal [a] possessive (grammar)
poseseda [a] possessed, owned
poseseda [n] possession (item)
posesedas [n] possessions, belongings, effects, chattels
posesente [a] possessing, possessive (person)
posesor [n] possessor, owner
reposese [v] repossess, foreclose
reposese [n] repossession, foreclosure
posible [a] possible, feasible, potential
posible [A] possibly, maybe, perhaps
posible [n] possibility, chance, opportunity (something possible), contingency, option
nonposible [a] impossible, infeasible, unfeasible
nonposible [n] impossibility (something impossible)
nonposiblia [n] impossibility (quality)
otra posible [n] alternate, alternative, other possibility
posibli [v] become possible
posibli [v] make possible, enable
posiblia [n] possibility (quality)
un otra idea posible [a] an alternative idea, an alternate idea, another possible idea
positiva [a] positive
eletropositiva [a] electropositive
positivia [n] positivity
positivisme [n] positivism
positiviste [a] positivistic
positiviste [n] positivist
positron [n] positron (particle)
poso [n] well, shaft, pit; sink (river, carbon)
poso de carbon [n] carbon sink
poso de cloaca [n] cesspit, cesspool
pospone [v] postpone, procrastinate, delay, defer; suspend (judgment/judgement)
pospone [n] postponement, procrastination, delay, deferral, deferment, wait, hold-up, continuance, stay (of execution)
posposada [n] postposition (grammar)
posta [v] post, mail (letter, parcel); post (accounting, internet, etc.)
posta [n] post, mail; posting
posta airal [n] airmail
posta caracolin [n] snail mail
posta de odia [n] hate mail
posta dejetable [n] junk mail, spam
posta restante [n] poste restante, general delivery, post restante, hold mail
airoposta [v] airmail
airoposta [n] airmail
eposta [v] email
eposta [n] email (concept, individual message)
epostador [n] email client, email reader
epostal [a] (pertaining to) email
postal [a] postal
posteria [n] post office
postor [n] postman, postwoman, mailman; poster (of forum message)
transposta [v] crosspost
transposta [n] crossposting; crosspost
poster [n] poster; pin-up
poster teatral [n] playbill, theatre poster
no afisa posteres [E] stick no bills, post no bills
postereta [n] small poster, handbill, flyer
posteri [v] be made into a poster; posterize/posterise
posteri [v] make into a poster; posterize/posterise
posteri [n] posterization/posterisation (graphical effect)
posterior [a] posterior, rear, hind, caudal
posterior [n] backside, behind, bottom, rear, derriere, bum, butt, tush; hindquarters; butt, stock (rifle)
posto [n] position, function, office, post, job, capacity; post, guardpost (military)
posto fasil [n] sinecure, cushy job
ave sua posto en [v] be stationed in, be posted in
nonpostida [a] not stationed, not posted, not deployed, off-duty
posti [v] station, post, deploy
postida [a] stationed, posted, deployed, on-duty
reposti [v] redeploy, restation, assign a new job to
potasio [n] potassium
pote [v] can, be able to, have the opportunity to, have the chance to
lo pote es ce [E] maybe, perhaps, it could be
nonpotente [a] unable, incapable, impotent
nonpotentia [n] impotence
nonpotor [n] bungler, bumbler, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well, incompetent person
omnipotente [a] omnipotent, almighty
omnipotentia [n] omnipotence
potente [a] able, capable
ta pote [v] could, would be able to, might be able to (simple conditional, or polite, or commenting without expectation)
poterna [n] postern
potensia [n] potential (physics); promise (for future growth)
potensial [a] potential; promising; possible, available if required
potensial [A] potentially, possibly, if need be, should the case arise
potia [n] power, might, potency, clout; power (physics, mathematics)
potia de esecuta [n] executive power
potia de judi [n] judicial power
potia de legi [n] legislative power
potia de spara [n] firepower
potiosa [a] powerful, mighty, potent
potiosa [n] power, (economic) leader; powerful person, mover, powerhouse
suprapotia [n] superpower (of superhero)
suprapotiosa [a] superpowerful
suprapotiosa [n] superpower (political)
potlatx [n] potlatch (feast)
poto [n] potto (primate)
povre [a] poor, impoverished, needy, destitute, penurious, indigent; pitiful, pitiable, piteous, pathetic
povre [n] pauper; pitiable person
povreria [n] poorhouse, almshouse
povri [v] become poor, fall into poverty
povri [v] make poor, impoverish
povria [n] poverty, penury; pitifulness
pox [n] pocket; pouch (anatomy); buffer (software)
pox de copia [n] clipboard, copy buffer (software)
poxi [v] pocket
poxe [v] poach, blanch, parboil (cookery)
prado [n] meadow, meadowland, prairie
pradeta [n] clearing, glade
pradin [a] meadowlike, open (country)
pragmatica [n] pragmatics (linguistics)
Praha [n] Prague
Praia [n] Praia
pralin [n] praline (food)
prao [n] proa, perahu (sailboat)
praseodimio [n] praseodymium (element)
pratica [v] practice/practise, rehearse
pratica [n] practice, praxis; convention; exercise, rehearsal
pratica de banco [n] banking practice
pratica model [n] exemplary practice
malpratica [n] malpractice
praticor [n] practitioner, specalist
pratical [a] practical, pragmatic, feasible, down-to-earth, sensible, common-sense, realistic, level-headed, matter-of-fact, utilitarian, convenient, expedient, no-nonsense
nonpratical [a] impractical, impracticable, inconvenient, unfeasible, infeasible, unrealistic
praticalia [n] practicality, feasibility, sensibility; common sense
praticalisme [n] pragmatism
praticaliste [a] pragmatistic
praticaliste [n] pragmatist
pre- [P] pre- (happening earlier)
prea [v] pray, implore, plead, beseech, entreat
prea [n] prayer, entreaty, devotion
prea de grasias [n] grace
prea de sera [n] vesper
preambul [n] preamble, preface, foreword
preda [n] prey
predi [v] fall prey, be preyed on
predor [n] predator, raptor
predoria [n] predation, preying, predatory behavior/behaviour
predica [v] preach, moralize/moralise; predicate
predica [n] sermon; predicate (grammar, logic)
predicosa [a] preachy, moralizing/moralising
predicor [n] preacher, moralizer/moraliser, sermonizer/sermoniser
predicativa [a] predicative
predicativa [n] predicative
prefasa [v] preface
prefasa [n] preface, foreword, prologue
prefere [v] prefer, favor/favour
prefere [n] preference, taste, predilection; setting, option (software)
prefere de mano [n] handedness
prefere esta ca acel [E] prefer this to that
preferable [a] preferable
preferal [a] preferential
prefereda [a] preferred, favorite/favourite, pet, of choice
prefereda [n] preference (person or thing preferred), favorite/favourite
prefeto [n] prefect
prefetia [n] prefecture
prefisa [v] prefix
prefisa [n] prefix; area code, dialing/dialling code, exchange (phone); prefixing, prefixation
prefisal [a] prefix, prefixal; (system) of prefixes
prelato [n] prelate
prelude [v] be the prelude to (something)
prelude [n] prelude
premia [v] award
premia [n] awards ceremony, award ceremony
premiada [a] award-winning
premio [n] prize, award, accolade; reward; premium (stock market)
premio lodante [n] commendation, honor/honour, recognition
premio xef [n] jackpot, top prize
premior [n] prize-winner, award-winner, title holder
premisa [n] premise (principle)
prende [v] take, get, seize, appropriate, confiscate; capture, take (chess); pick up; pick (flower)
prende [n] taking, seizure, appropriation, confiscation; electrical outlet, power socket, power point; trick (card games)
prende controla [v] take control, take over
prende de propria [n] expropriation
prende la propria de [v] expropriate
prende la rol de [v] take the role of, be cast as
prende sua tempo [v] take one's time
desprendable [a] disposable, expendable, dispensable
desprende [v] get rid of, throw away, discard, dispense with, dispose of, waive
desprende [n] disposal, discarding
malprende [v] misappropriate, embezzle
nondesprendable [a] indispensable
nonreprendable [a] irretrievable
prendor [n] taker, catcher
reprendable [a] retrievable
reprende [v] take back, pick up, collect, retrieve, repossess
prensil [a] prehensile
preocupa [v] preoccupy, concern, engross, obsess; worry, cause worry
preocupa [n] preoccupation, worry; hobbyhorse, obsession
es preocupada [v] be preoccupied, worry, brood
preocupada [a] preoccupied
preocupada de custa [a] cost-conscious, economizing/economising, frugal
prepara [v] prepare, set, prime, ready, groom; make (dinner, tea, coffee, beer), brew; set up, build up (to a payoff)
prepara [n] preparation, preparations, prep, build-up, warm-up, work-up, readiness; potion, brew, concoction, tonic, elixir
prepara afrodisica [n] aphrodisiac, philter/philtre, love potion
prepara per inverno [v] winterize/winterise
nonpreparada [a] unprepared, impromptu, extemporary, extemporaneous, unqualified
preparada [a] prepared, ready, set, poised; cured (meat)
preparada per batalia [a] ready for battle, on the warpath
preposada [n] preposition (grammar)
preposadal [a] prepositional
prepus [n] prepuce (anatomy); clitoral hood; foreskin
presa [v] press, push, squeeze, hold tight, compress, constrict; pressure, pressurize/pressurise (someone to do something); iron (clothes)
presa [n] pressure
presa de grupo [n] peer pressure
presa de manos [n] handshake, handclasp
presa manos con [v] shake hands with
presa sangual [n] blood pressure
presada [a] compact, compressed
presador [n] press, squeezer
presador de olio [n] olive oil press, oil mill
presador de vino [n] winepress
presalio [n] garlic press, garlic crusher
presapantalon [n] trouser press
presapaper [n] paperweight
presaveste [n] (clothes) iron
preseta [v] press gently, squeeze lightly
preseta [n] gentle press, light squeeze
presbiope [a] long-sighted, presbyopic
presbiopia [n] long-sightedness, presbyopia
presbiterian [a] Presbyterian
presbiterian [n] Presbyterian
presbiterianisme [n] Presbyterianism (Christianity)
prescrive [v] prescribe, dictate
prescrive [n] prescription
prescriveda [a] prescribed, standard
sin prescrive [a] without prescription, over the counter
presede [v] precede, predate
presede [n] precedence; precession (astronomy)
presedable [a] able to be preceded
presedente [a] preceding, previous, prior, former, precursory
presedente [n] precedent, precursor, predecessor, forerunner, antecedent (thing); prequel
presedor [n] predecessor, precursor, forerunner (person)
sin presedente [a] unprecedented, history-making, historic, record-breaking
presenta [v] present, introduce (person); publicize/publicise; perform (feat, role, script); award, bestow; submit (offer)
presenta [n] presentation, introduction; publicity (announcement); talk (informal lecture); performance, concert, rendition, recital; stunt
presenta prima [n] first performance, debut, premiere
presenta teatral [n] play (theatrical), drama
presenta temprana [n] matinee, afternoon performance
presentable [a] presentable
presentor [n] presenter, performer, showman; newsreader, newscaster, anchor; lecturer
presentor de clima [n] weather presenter, weather forecaster, weatherman, weatherwoman
presentor de novas [n] news presenter, news anchor, newsreader, newscaster, anchorman, anchorwoman
presente [a] present (time, not absent); current, incumbent
presente [n] present (time); attendee, person present
a presente [A] at present
es presente a [v] be present at, attend
omnipresente [a] omnipresent, ubiquitous
omnipresentia [n] omnipresence, ubiquity
per la presente [A] for the present, for now, for the moment, for the time being, provisionally
presentia [n] presence, attendance; presentness
sempre presente [a] omnipresent, ubiquitous
preside [v] preside, chair
presidental [a] presidential
presidente [a] presiding
presidente [n] president, chairperson, chairman, chairwoman, speaker (legislative)
presidente elejeda [n] president-elect
presidente pasada [n] ex-president
presidentia [n] presidency (post, period)
vispresidente [n] vice-president
presidio [n] presidium, executive committee
presipe [a] steep, precipitous
presipe [n] precipice, crag, cliff, escarpment, chasm, abyss
presipita [v] precipitate (chemistry, weather)
presipita [v] precipitate, deposit
presipita [n] precipitation
presipitada [a] precipitated
presipitada [n] precipitate (substance)
presisa [a] precise
presisa [A] precisely, with precision, to a T
presisi [v] become precise, be made precise
presisi [v] precise, make precise
presisia [n] precision
presta [v] lend, loan; carry (arithmetic)
presta [n] loan; credit
presta per casa [n] home loan, mortgage
presta per studia [n] student loan
prestor [n] lender, moneylender
prestijia [n] prestige, status, cachet
prestijiosa [a] prestigious, renowned
presto [a] presto
prete [n] priest, priestess, clergyman, clergywoman, pastor
prete fema [n] female priest, clergywoman
prete mas [n] male priest, clergyman, pastor
pretesa [n] (high) priestess (historical)
despreti [v] become defrocked
arciprete [n] high priest, high priestess
arcipretesa [n] high priestess
despreti [v] defrock, unfrock, laicize
pretal [a] priestly, sacerdotal
preteria [n] presbytery (priest's house)
pretia [n] priesthood (state)
Pretoria [n] Pretoria
preveni [v] prevent, deter, keep (from doing), preempt, forfend, check
preveni [n] prevention, deterrence, prophylaxis
nonprevenable [a] unpreventable, unavoidable, inevitable, inexorable
prevenable [a] preventable, avoidable
preveninte [a] preventing, preventive, preventative, deterring, preemptive, prophylactic, proactive
preveninte [n] deterrent, preventive
priapisme [n] priapism (medical)
priapulido [n] priapulid (worm)
prima [a] first, primary, original, initial, earliest; premier; former (of two)
prima [A] firstly, at first, in the first place; primarily
prima [n] (a) first, original; prototype
ave primia [v] have priority, take precedence (over)
la plu prima [a] the very first, the first ever
la vera prima [a] the very first, the truly first
primal [a] prime (number)
primalia [n] primality
primia [n] priority; right of way (to go first at an intersection)
primia de abri [n] aperture priority (photography)
primia de destra [n] priority to (vehicles joining from) the right
primia de relasador [n] shutter priority (photography)
suprima [a] subprime (loan)
primajenita [n] primogeniture (state or rights of a firstborn)
primate [n] primate, ape
primatolojia [n] primatology
primatolojial [a] primatological
primatolojiste [n] primatologist
primavera [n] spring, springtime
primaveral [a] spring
primeval [a] primeval, primordial, primal
primi [v] print
primi [n] printing; printout (action, result)
malprimi [v] misprint
malprimida [a] misprinted
malprimida [n] misprint
no plu primida [a] out of print
nonprimable [a] unprintable
primable [a] printable
primador [n] printer; printing press
primador-scanador [n] printer-scanner
primeria [n] printing house, printer's
primida [a] printed
primida [n] print, printed object
primor [n] printer (person)
reprimi [v] reprint
primitiva [a] primitive, early, inchoate
primitivia [n] primitiveness
primitivisme [n] primitivism
primitiviste [a] primitivistic
primitiviste [n] primitivist
primula [n] primrose, primula (plant)
prinse [n] prince
prinse erital [n] crown prince
prinsal [a] princely (of a prince)
prinsesa [n] princess
prinsia [n] principality, princedom, princely state
prinsin [a] princely (like a prince)
Isola Prinse Edward [n] Prince Edward Island (Canadian province)
prinsipe [n] principle, doctrine, precept, tenet, cause
de prinsipe [A] in principle
prinsiposa [a] principled, based on principles
prisma [n] prism
prismal [a] prismatic
prison [n] prison, jail, jailhouse, gaol, cellblock, clink, lockup, penitentiary
prison botelin [n] oubliette, bottle dungeon
prison de barcon [n] brig, prison ship, prison hulk
prison suteran [n] dungeon
prisoni [v] imprison, jail, incarcerate, lock up
prisoni [n] imprisonment, captivity, incarceration, internment
prisonida [a] imprisoned, captive
prisonida [n] prisoner, convict, inmate, internee, jailbird
prisonida con libria limitada [n] parolee
prisonida de gera [n] prisoner of war, POW
prisonin [a] prisonlike
prisoninte [a] imprisoning, custodial
priva [v] deprive, deny, bereave, dispossess, divest
priva [n] deprivation, denial, bereavement
priva de diretos [n] denial of rights
privada [a] deprived, bereft, dispossessed
privata [a] private, confidential; secluded
privata [n] confidence, secret
privati [v] privatize/privatise
privati [v] privatize/privatise
privati [n] privatization/privatisation
privatia [n] privacy, confidence, confidentiality; seclusion
semiprivata [a] semiprivate
Prixtina [n] Pristina
pro- [P] pro- (in favour of)
pro- [P] pro- (forward)
proa [n] bow, prow (of ship)
proba [v] try, try out, try on (clothes), trial, test, check; taste
proba [n] try, trial, test, check, screen; taste (action, sense)
longa probada [a] tried and tested, tried and true, time-tested
nonprobada [a] untried, untested; unscreened
proba e era [n] trial and error
proba unial [n] unit test, unit testing
probada [a] tried, tested; tasted
probada [n] testee, examinee, test subject, guinea pig
probor [n] tester, examiner; taster (person)
probable [a] probable, likely
probable [A] probably
probable [n] probability, chance (something likely)
nonprobable [a] improbable, unlikely
nonprobable [n] improbability, long shot (something unlikely)
nonprobablia [n] improbability (quality)
probablia [n] probability, likelihood, chances, odds (quality, statistic)
probiotica [a] probiotic
probiotica [n] probiotic
problem [n] problem, difficulty, issue, setback, drawback, kink, snag
crea un problem [v] create a problem, pose a problem
no problem [e] no problem, you're welcome, don't mention it
no plu un problem [E] no longer a problem, out of the way
problemi [v] become a problem, become problematic, be regarded as a problem
problemi [v] problematize/problematise, turn (something) into a problem, make (something) problematic, regard (something) as a problem
problemosa [a] problematic, worrisome
proboside [n] proboscis (anatomy)
procaina [n] procaine, novocaine (anesthetic/anaesthetic)
procariota [n] prokaryote (organism)
proclama [v] proclaim, announce, decree, issue; declaim, recite
proclama [n] proclamation, announcement, decree, edict, ordinance, pronouncement
proclama papal [n] papal bull
proclamor [n] announcer, town crier, barker, bellman
proctolojia [n] proctology
proctolojial [n] proctologic, proctological
proctolojiste [n] proctologist
proctoscopio [n] proctoscope
proctoscopi [n] proctoscopy
prodroga [n] prodrug
produi [v] produce
produi [n] production
produi en serie [n] mass production
produi interna bruta [n] gross domestic product, GDP
contraprodui [v] be counterproductive, backfire
contraproduinte [a] counterproductive
nonproduosa [a] unproductive, ineffective, ineffectual, inefficacious, inefficient
nonproduosia [n] unproductiveness, ineffectiveness, ineffectuality, inefficacy, inefficiency
produida [n] product, handiwork
produida ladal [n] by-product, byproduct
produidas [n] products, produce
produisme [n] productivism
produiste [a] productivist
produor [n] producer
produor dirijal [n] executive producer
produor-dirijor [n] producer-director
produosa [a] productive, prolific, bountiful, effective, effectual, efficacious, efficient
produosia [n] productiveness, productivity, effectiveness, effectuality, efficacy, efficiency
suproduida [n] by-product, byproduct
profesa [v] do (something) as a job, do (something) professionally, profess (US)
profesa [n] profession
nonprofesal [a] unprofessional
nonprofesal [n] non-professional, layman, layperson
profesal [a] professional
profesal [n] professional
profesalisme [n] professionalism
semiprofesal [a] semiprofessional
profesor [n] professor, academic, academician, don, faculty member, prof
profesores [n] professors, faculty (members)
profesoria [n] professorship (post, period)
profeta [n] prophet
profetal [a] prophetic, prophetical
profetesa [n] prophetess
profeti [v] prophesy
profeti [n] prophecy (action)
profetida [n] prophecy (words, scriptures)
profetosa [a] prophetic, making frequent prophecies
profil [n] profile; sketch, outline (of information)
profili [v] profile
profili [v] profile
profilor [n] profiler
profita [v] profit
profita [n] profit, gain
profita de [v] profit from, take advantage of, cash in on
profita e perde [n] profit and loss, boom and bust
profita nonlegal [v] profiteer
profita nonlegal [n] profiteering
profita subita [n] bonanza, windfall
crimin no profita [E] crime does not pay
nonprofitante [a] non-profit
nonprofitosa [a] unprofitable
profitor [n] profiter, profiteer
profitosa [a] profitable, lucrative
profiterol [n] profiterole, cream puff
profonda [a] deep, profound, in-depth
profonda [A] deeply, profoundly
profonda [n] deep, depths, chasm
nonprofonda [a] shallow
profondi [v] deepen
profondi [v] deepen
profondia [n] deepness, depth, profundity; draft, draught (of ship)
profondon [n] abyss, chasm
prognose [v] predict, forecast, prognosticate
prognose [n] prognosis, forecast, outlook
program [n] program/programme, schedule; program, application (software)
program de calcula [n] spreadsheet
program de concurso [n] quiz show, game show
program de conversa [n] chat show, talk show
program de curso [n] syllabus, curriculum
program de desinia [n] graphics program
program de labora [n] work schedule, roster, rota
program de nube [n] (a piece of) cloudware
program de proba [n] (a piece of) demo software, demoware, trialware
program de realia [n] reality show
program de rescata [n] (a piece of) ransomware
program de scrive [n] word-processing program, word processor
program libre [n] (a piece of) free software (unrestricted)
program sin custa [n] (a piece of) freeware, free software (zero-cost)
program ueb [n] web application
program web [n] web application
program vil [n] (a piece of) malware
desprogrami [v] deprogram/deprogramme, remove brainwashing from
microprogram [n] firmware program
microprogrames [n] firmware
nonprogramor [n] non-programmer
programable [a] programmable
programal [a] programmatic
programes [n] programs, software
programeta [n] script, batch file, app (software)
programi [v] program
programi [n] programming
programi funsional [n] functional programming
programi ojetal [n] object-oriented programming
programor [n] programmer, developer
reprogrami [v] reprogram
suprogram [n] subprogram, subroutine
progresa [v] progress, advance, make progress, get on
progresa [v] progress, advance, get on with
progresa [n] progress, advancement, progression, headway, inroad, going
nonprogresa [n] stalemate, deadlock, standoff, impasse, logjam
progresante [a] progressing, afoot
progresisme [n] progressivism
progresiste [a] progressive, liberal
progresiste [n] progressive
proibi [v] prohibit, forbid, disallow, interdict, ban, proscribe
proibi [n] prohibition, interdiction, ban
proibi de sorti [n] curfew
proibi de vota [v] disenfranchise
entra proibida [e] no entry, no admittance
fumi proibida [E] no smoking
proibida [a] prohibited, forbidden, disallowed, banned
proibinte [a] prohibiting, prohibitive
proibiste [n] prohibitionist
projenia [n] progeny, offspring, brood, descendants, litter
projeta [v] project (light, image, voice); plan (a project); landscape (garden)
projeta [n] projection; plan, project, undertaking, venture
projetador [n] projector; floodlight, searchlight
projetor [n] projectionist; planner
retroprojetador [n] back projector, overhead projector
prolaso [n] prolapse (medical)
proletaria [n] proletariat
proletarial [a] proletarian
proletarial [n] proletarian, prole
prologa [v] prologue
prologa [n] prologue, introduction
promedia [a] average, mean
promedia [n] average, mean
per promedia [A] on average
promerope [n] sugarbird
promete [v] promise, pledge, devote, commit, betroth
promete [n] promise, pledge, devotion, commitment, obligation; engagement (to be married), betrothal
promete de paia [n] acknowledgment/acknowledgement of debt, IOU
prometeda [a] promised; engaged (to be married), betrothed
prometeda [n] fiancé, fiancée
prometente [a] promising (including showing promise), promissory
prometes [n] policy, pledges (in political campaign)
prometor [n] promiser; devotee
prometosa [a] promising, full of promise
prometio [n] promethium (element)
promiscua [a] promiscuous, wanton, libertine
fem promiscua [n] libertine, harlot, strumpet, trollop, slut, slag
om promiscua [n] playboy, lothario, gigolo
promiscuia [n] promiscuity, debauchery
promove [v] promote, support, espouse, advocate, encourage, campaign for, lobby for, promulgate, purvey, proselytize/proselytise, market, canvass
promove [n] promotion, campaign, advocacy, hype; movement (community with a cause or direction)
promovor [n] promoter, lobbyist, advocate, campaigner
promovor de odia [n] hatemonger
promovores [n] campaigners, lobbyists, lobby
prona [a] prone, face down, palm down, prostrate
pronador [n] pronator (muscle)
proni [v] pronate, prostrate
proni [v] pronate, prostrate
proni [n] pronation
pronom [n] pronoun
pronom de demanda [n] interrogative pronoun
pronom de mostra [n] demonstrative pronoun
pronom de nondefini [n] indefinite pronoun
pronom de person [n] personal pronoun
pronom de posese [n] possessive pronoun
pronom periferial [n] obviative pronoun, obviate pronoun
pronom-sujunta [n] relative pronoun
pronomal [a] pronominal
pronto [a] with little delay; ready (to wear, etc); instant (coffee); drop-in (replacement, etc)
pronto [A] soon, shortly, presently, before long, readily, anon, in a jiffy; immediately, instantly, right now, straight away, post-haste
pronto [e] right now, quick, hurry up, quick as you can
pronto a pos [A] soon afterwards
pronto cuando [s] as soon as
pronto pos [p] soon after, shortly after
la plu pronto [A] as soon as possible, soonest, immediately, instantly, instantaneously
pronunsia [v] pronounce, articulate
pronunsia [n] pronunciation, articulation, accent
pronunsia clar [v] pronounce clearly, enunciate
pronunsia melodiosa [v] lilt, pronounce in a sing-song manner
bonpronunsia [n] good pronunciation, elocution
malpronunsia [v] mispronounce
malpronunsia [n] mispronunciation
nonpronunsiable [a] unpronounceable
pronunsiable [a] pronounceable
prop- [P] prop- (chemistry)
propaganda [n] propaganda
propagandi [v] propagandize/propagandise
propagandiste [a] propagandist
propagandiste [n] propagandist
propano [n] propane
propanol [n] propanol (chemistry)
proparositono [a] proparoxytone
propen [n] propene, propylene (chemistry)
propensa [v] predispose
propensa [n] propensity, predisposition, susceptibility
propensada [a] predisposed (to), liable (to), tending (to), with a tendency (to), prone (to), subject (to), susceptible (to), inclined (to)
proportio [n] proportion, ratio, quotient, rate, percentage; concentration
proportio de aspeta [n] aspect ratio
de bon proportio [a] well-proportioned
nonproportial [a] disproportionate, incommensurate
proportial [a] proportional, proportionate, commensurate; rational (number)
proportial [A] proportionally, in proportion, pro rata
proportio de mercato [n] market share
proposa [v] propose (including marriage), suggest, nominate, submit, postulate, propound
proposa [n] proposal, proposition, suggestion, motion, nomination; clause (grammar); thesis
proposa autonom [n] independent clause, main clause
proposa coordinada [n] coordinate clause
proposa major [n] main clause
proposa suordinada [n] subordinate clause, subclause, dependent clause
proposada [a] proposed, nominated
proposada [n] nominee, candidate
proposor [n] proposer, proponent
reproposa [v] repropose, resubmit
suproposa [n] subclause, subordinate clause, dependent clause
suproposa ajetivin [n] adjective clause, relative clause
suproposa averbin [n] adverb clause
suproposa nomin [n] noun clause, content clause
propre [D] (one's) own, respective, proper (to)
nonpropre [a] not one's own, someone else's
propri [v] become one's own, become appropriated, become annexed
propri [v] appropriate, adopt, annex, commandeer
propri [n] appropriation, annexation
despropri [v] cease to be one's own
despropri [v] disown
propria [n] property (possessions), estate; property, attribute
propria inteletal [n] intellectual property
proprial [a] proprietary
proprior [n] owner, proprietor, landlord, landlady
proprior de casa [n] homeowner
proprior esplotante [n] slumlord
propriosepi [v] propriocept
propriosepi [n] proprioception (sense of one's own movement and orientation)
propulsa [v] propel, power, drive, springboard
propulsa [n] propulsion
propulsa par jeto [n] jet propulsion
autopropulsa [v] self-propel
autopropulsa [n] self-propulsion
propulsada [a] propelled, powered
propulsante [n] propellant
prosa [n] prose
prosal [a] prose
prosin [a] prosaic
prosede [v] process
prosede [n] process, procedure
prosede complicada [n] complicated process, rigmarole
prosede legal [n] legal process, trial, lawsuit
prosedador [n] processor
prosederia [n] processing plant
reprosede [v] reprocess
reprosede [n] reprocessing
prosegue [v] proceed, process (move in procession)
prosegue [n] procession
prosegue funeral [n] funeral procession, cortège
proseguor [n] processioner, processionist
prosero [n] procerus
prosima [a] near, nearby, close (including friend), nigh
prosima [A] nearby, thereabouts, in the vicinity
de prosima [A] from close up, point-blank
plu prosima [a] closer, nearer; proximal
plu prosima ca [p] closer than, nearer than; proximal to
prosimi [v] near, come near, approach; come up to, go up to (someone)
prosimi [v] bring nearer, cause to approach
prosimi [n] approach (including to a problem)
prosimi furtiva [v] sneak up, sidle up, approach stealthily
prosimia [n] proximity, nearness, closeness, contiguity
prosiminte [a] impending, imminent, upcoming
reprosimi [v] come close again, reapproach, come back together
reprosimi [v] bring close again, bring back together
prosion [n] raccoon, racoon
prosionin [a] raccoonlike
prosodia [n] prosody
prosodial [a] prosodic
prostaglandina [n] prostaglandin (biology)
prostata [n] prostate
prostese [n] prosthesis, prosthetic
prostese dental [n] dentures, false teeth
prostesal [a] prosthetic
prostitui [v] prostitute
prostitui [n] prostitution
fem prostituida [n] hooker, whore, harlot, streetwalker, strumpet, trollop
prostituida [n] prostitute
prostituida pasada [n] reformed prostitute, magdalen, magdalene
prostituor [n] pimp
protactinio [n] protactinium (element)
protagoniste [n] protagonist
protea [n] protea, sugarbush
protea jigante [n] giant protea, king protea, king sugar bush, honeypot
protease [n] protease, proteinase, peptidase
proteje [v] protect, defend, shield, shelter, safeguard
proteje [n] protection, precaution, aegis
nonprotejeda [a] unprotected
protejeda [a] protected, sheltered
protejeda [n] protégé, protected person, protected thing
protejente [a] protecting, protective
protejisme [n] protectionism
protejiste [n] protectionist
protejor [n] protector
protejoria [n] protectorate
protele [n] aardwolf (animal)
protena [n] protein
lipoprotena [n] lipoprotein
nonprotenal [a] non-protein, non-proteinic
protenal [a] protein, proteinic
protenosa [a] proteinaceous, full of protein
protende [v] protrude, project, extend, jut, stand out, stick out, bulge
protende [v] protrude, project, extend, jut, stand out, stick out, bulge
protende [n] protrusion, protuberance, prominence, projection, appendage, bulge, nub; tenon (of dovetail joint); process (anatomy)
protendente [a] protruding, prominent
proteom [n] proteome
proteomica [n] proteomics
protesta [v] protest, object, demonstrate, picket; rail, fulminate
protesta [n] protest, protestation, objection, demonstration, demo (political)
protesta par juna [n] hunger strike
protesta par senta [n] sit-in, sit-down (protest)
contraprotesta [v] counterprotest
contraprotesta [n] counterprotest
contraprotestor [n] counterprotester, counterdemonstrator
preprotestante [a] pre-Protestant, proto-Protestant
protestante [a] protesting; protestant
protestante [n] Protestant
protestantisme [n] Protestantism
protestor [n] protester, picketer, demonstrator
protista [n] protist (organism)
proto- [P] proto- (first)
protocol [n] protocol (rules), etiquette
proton [n] proton
protonal [a] protonic
antiproton [n] antiproton
protoplasma [n] protoplasm (biology)
protostomio [n] protostome (organism)
protozon [n] protozoon (pl. protozoa), protozoan (organism)
antiprotozonal [n] antiprotozoal
protozonal [a] protozoic
Provensa [n] Provence (French region)
provensal [a] Provençal (person, language)
provensal [n] Provençal (person, language)
proverbo [n] proverb, adage
proverbal [a] proverbial
providensia [n] providence
providensial [a] providential
provinse [n] province, prefecture, state, county, shire
provinsal [a] provincial; unsophisticated
provinsalisme [n] provincialism
provitamina [n] provitamin
provoca [v] provoke, instigate, foment, incite, stir up, prompt, engender, egg on
provoca [n] provocation, instigation
provocante [a] provoking, provocative
provocor [n] provocateur, instigator, agitator, enabler, mover
provocor de gera [n] warmonger
provolone [n] provolone (cheese)
proxi [n] proxy server (computer)
prunel [n] blackthorn; sloe
pruno [n] plum (tree)
pruna [a] plum (color/colour)
pruna [n] plum (fruit)
pruna seca [n] prune, dried plum
pruri [v] itch, feel itchy
pruri [v] (cause to) itch, make itchy
pruri [n] itch, itching
prurinte [a] itchy
Prusen [n] Prussia
prusen [a] Prussian
prusen [n] Prussian
PS [C] PS, postscript
psefolojia [n] psephology
psefolojial [a] psephological
psefolojiste [n] psephologist
pseudo- [P] pseudo-
pseudopodo [n] pseudopod, pseudopodium (pl. pseudopodia) (anatomy)
psi [n] psi (Greek letter)
psice [n] psyche, mind
psical [a] psychic (of the psyche)
psiciatria [n] psychiatry
neuropsiciatria [n] neuropsychiatry
psiciatrica [a] psychiatric, psychiatrical
psiciatriste [n] psychiatrist, shrink
psicica [a] psychic (paranormal)
psico- [P] psycho-
psicojen [a] psychogenic (of psychological origin)
psicolesica [a] psycholeptic (medical)
psicolojia [n] psychology
parapsicolojia [n] parapsychology
parapsicolojial [a] parapsychic, parapsychological
parapsicolojiste [n] parapsychologist
psicolojial [a] psychological
psicolojisme [n] psychologism (philosophy)
psicolojiste [n] psychologist
psicomotor [a] psychomotor
psicopatia [n] psychopathy
psicopatica [a] psychopathic
psicopatica [n] psychopath
psicose [n] psychosis
antipsicosica [n] antipsychotic
psicosica [a] psychotic
psicosomatica [a] psychosomatic
psicotropial [a] psychotropic, psychoactive
psilosibe [n] psilocybin mushroom, magic mushroom
psilosibina [n] psilocybin (drug)
psoas [n] psoas (muscle)
psoriase [n] psoriasis (medical)
ptero- [P] ptero- (wing)
pterodatilo [n] pterodactyl
pterosauro [n] pterosaur
Ptolemeo [n] Ptolemy (astronomer, dynasty)
ptolemean [a] Ptolemean, Ptolemaic
pu [e] ew, ugh, yuck, yuk, pooh (disgust)
pubica [a] pubic
pubica [n] pubis
oso pubica [n] pubic bone
pelo pubica [n] pubic hair
publica [a] public
publica [n] public, audience
autopublici [n] self-publishing
autopublici [v] self-publish
nonpublicida [a] unpublished
publici [v] go public, be published, be released, be issued; air; drop, be posted (online)
publici [v] publish, release, issue; air, broadcast; post (online)
publici [n] publication, release, edition, issue; posting
publicia [n] publicness, publicity
publiciste [n] publicist
publicor [n] publisher
republici [v] republish
pueblo [a] pueblo
pueblo [n] pueblo (Native American community)
puia [v] push (trolley, button)
puiable [a] pushable
puieta [v] poke, nudge, prod, tap, jog, prompt
puieta [n] poke, nudge, prod, tap, jog, prompt
pula [n] pula
pulea [n] pulley
pulga [n] flea; tiddlywink
pulmon [n] lung
cardiopulmonal [a] cardiopulmonary
pulmonal [a] pulmonary
pulpa [n] pulp (including dental), mush, pap, slop; flesh (fruit)
pulpi [v] pulp
pulpi [v] pulp
pulposa [a] pulpy, fleshy (fruit)
pulsa [v] pulse, pulsate; beat (music); blink, flash (light)
pulsa [n] pulse, pulsation; beat (music)
pulsa asentuada [n] downbeat
pulsa inversada [n] backbeat
pulsante [a] pulsing, pulsating, vibrant
pulsar [n] pulsar (astronomy)
Pulxinela [n] Pulcinella, Punch
pum [n] bang, crash, thud, thump, pop (sound); slam dunk (basketball)
pum [e] bang, crash, thud, thump, pop, wham, kaboom
pumi [v] bang, slam, clap, pop, thud
pumi [v] bang, slam, clap, pop, thud, plonk, plunk; slam-dunk
puma [n] puma, cougar, mountain lion, panther, catamount
punc [a] punk (music)
punc [n] punk, punk rock (music)
puncor [n] punk, punk rocker
puni [v] punish, penalize
puni [n] punishment, penalty, sanction, comeuppance; penalty (football)
puni avertinte [n] exemplary punishment
puni de mori [n] death penalty, capital punishment
puni eterna [n] damnation, perdition
nonpunida [a] unpunished
punable [a] punishable
puninte [a] punishing, punitive
punica [a] Punic, Carthaginian
punio [n] fist
punio ferin [n] iron fist
punta [v] point, be aimed
punta [v] point, aim, bring to bear
punta [n] aim
malpunta [v] be misaimed, point in the wrong direction
malpunta [v] misaim
puntador [n] pointer, indicator; hand (clock); reference (data type)
punto [n] point, tip, dot, spot; vertex; item, entry; point (scoring); full stop, period; stitch (sewing)
punto atacable [n] vulnerability, weak point, Achilles heel
punto calda [n] hotspot; flashpoint
punto cordin [n] cable stitch (knitting)
punto crusada [n] cross-stitch
punto de cambia [n] turning point, watershed
punto de comensa [n] starting point
punto de controla [n] checkpoint
punto de dito [n] fingertip
punto de fini [n] endpoint
punto de flexa [n] arrowhead
punto de fuji [n] vanishing point
punto de jua [n] game point (tennis)
punto de max [n] match point (tennis)
punto de rompe [n] breaking point; break point (tennis)
punto de refere [n] point of reference, landmark
punto de vista [n] viewpoint, vantage point; point of view, opinion, outlook, perspective
punto G [n] G-spot (anatomy)
punto longa [n] tack (stitch)
punto negra [n] blackhead, comedo (acne)
punto pedante [n] pedantic point, quibble
punto-virgula [n] semicolon
a punto de [p] on the point of, about to, just, just about to
contrapuntal [a] contrapuntal
contrapunti [v] counterpoint
contrapuntiste [n] counterpointist
contrapunto [n] counterpoint
de punto a punto [A] point-to-point, end-to-end
dupunto [n] colon
fa un punto [v] stitch
mediapunto [n] midpoint; interpunct, interpoint, middle dot
punteta [n] freckle
punti [v] sharpen, make pointed
punti [v] sharpen, make pointed
puntida [a] pointed, pointy, sharp
puntilapis [n] pencil sharpener
puntisme [n] pointillism (art)
puntiste [a] pointillistic
puntiste [n] pointillist
punton [n] bullet, bullet point (typography)
puntos [n] points, score, grade
puntosa [a] dotted, spotty, spotted, speckled, spangled, studded, patterned with dots
trepunto [n] ellipsis, dot-dot-dot
puntua [v] punctuate
puntua [n] punctuation
puntual [a] punctual, prompt, on time, in time, timely
puntualia [n] punctuality, promptness, timeliness
pupa [n] doll, effigy; pupa (insect)
pupa de palia [n] straw doll, corn dolly, corn mother
pupa de trapo [n] rag doll
pupeta [n] puppet
pupetia [n] puppetry
pupetin [a] puppetlike; dummy, placeholder
pupetor [n] puppeteer
pupi [v] pupate
pupi [n] pupation
pupil [n] pupil (eye)
pur [a] pure, mere; chaste, unadulterated, uncontaminated, pristine
pur [A] purely, merely
nonpur [a] impure, unclean
nonpuria [n] impurity
purador [n] purifier
puri [v] purify
puri [v] purify
puri [n] purification
puria [n] cleanliness, purity
puria sesal [n] chastity
puriacua [n] water purifier
puriaira [n] air purifier
purisme [n] purism
puriste [a] puristic
puriste [n] purist
purda [n] purdah (female seclusion)
pure [v] puree (cookery)
pure [n] puree, mash (cookery)
pure de fruta [n] smoothie
pure de patata [n] mashed potato, mash
pure de poma [n] apple sauce, apple puree
purga [v] purge
purga [n] purge
purga de emosias [n] catharsis
purgante [a] purging, cathartic
purgatorio [n] purgatory
puritan [a] Puritan; puritanical, prudish
puritan [n] Puritan; prude
puritania [n] prudishness, prudery, puritanism
puritanisme [n] Puritanism (Christianity)
purpur [a] purple, livid (color/colour)
purpuri [v] turn purple, turn livid
purpuri [v] turn purple, turn livid
purpuria [n] purpleness, lividity
purpurin [a] purplish, purply
purpura [n] purpura (medical)
pus [n] pus (substance)
pusosa [a] purulent
pusosia [n] purulence, purulency
pustula [n] pustule, pimple, spot, zit
puta [n] (insult) whore, slut, bitch, bastard, harlot, strumpet, trollop
putin [a] whorish
puto [n] (insult) sod, bastard, manwhore
putong [a] Putonghua, Mandarin Chinese (language)
putong [n] Putonghua, Mandarin Chinese (language)
putri [v] rot, decay, addle, fester, putrefy, decompose
putri [v] putrigi
putri [n] rot, decay, putrefaction, decomposition
nonputrable [a] imperishable, non-perishable, non-decomposable
putrable [a] perishable, decomposable, rottable, biodegradable
putrida [a] putrid, rotten, decayed, rancid
putrida [n] rotten matter, rot
puxa [v] shove, ram, thrust, sweep, jostle, manhandle, push (violently); stuff (something into)
puxa [n] shove, thrust
puxador [n] thruster
repuxa [v] shove back, thrust back, push back
puzel [n] jigsaw puzzle
q [x] q
Qahira [n] Cairo
qahiri [a] Cairene
qahiri [n] Cairene
Quebec [n] Quebec (Canadian province)
quebecan [a] Quebecois
quebecan [n] Quebecois
r [x] r
rabano [n] radish (plant, root)
rabano blanca [n] daikon, mooli, white radish, winter radish
rabano forte [n] horseradish
Rabat [n] Rabat
rabi [n] rabbi
rabal [a] rabbinical
rabia [n] rabies
rabica [a] rabid
raceta [n] racket, racquet, bat, stick (sport)
raceta de neva [n] snowshoe
raceta [n] rackett, cervelas, sausage bassoon (musical instrument)
racetabal [n] racquetball (sport)
raci [n] raki
racite [n] rickets, rachitis (medical)
racitica [a] rachitic, rickety
raconta [v] tell, relate
raconta [n] account, story, tale, anecdote, memoir
racontal [a] narrative, anecdotal
racontor [n] raconteur
reraconta [v] retell
radar [n] radar
radareria [n] radar post, radar station
radia [v] radiate, broadcast, beam
radia [v] radiate, broadcast
radia [n] radiation, broadcasting; radiance
radia fondal de microondas [n] microwave background radiation, cosmic microwave background
radiador [n] radiator
radial [a] of radiation, radial
radiante [a] radiating, radiant; beaming, aglow
radian [n] radian (unit of angle)
radiato [n] radiate (jellyfish)
radical [n] radical (chemistry)
radical libre [n] free radical (chemistry)
radiculopatia [n] radiculopathy, pinched nerve
radio [n] radio, wireless
radio- [P] radio-
radio de amator [n] amateur radio, ham radio
radio [n] radius (bone)
radio [n] radium (chemistry)
radiograf [n] X-ray machine
radiografi [v] X-ray
radiografia [n] radiography
radiografiste [n] radiographer
radiogram [n] X-ray image
radiolojia [n] radiology
radiolojial [a] radiological
radiolojiste [n] radiologist
radis [n] root
radis cuadral [n] square root
radis cuatro [n] fourth root
radis cubo [n] cube root
radis du [n] square root
radis major [n] taproot
radis vejetal [n] root vegetable
a radis [A] at root, basically, fundamentally
desradisi [v] uproot
desradisi [v] uproot
radisal [a] radical, fundamental, drastic
radisali [v] radicalize/radicalise, become radicalized/radicalised
radisali [v] radicalize/radicalise, make radicalized/radicalised
radisi [v] take root
radisi [v] cause to take root, entrench, intrench, instill/instil, inculcate
radon [n] radon (element)
raelisme [n] Raëlism, Raëlianism
rafia [n] raffia (plant)
raga [a] raga (music)
raga [n] raga (music)
ragade [n] rhagade, skin fissure
raglan [n] raglan (sleeve)
ragnaroc [n] Ragnarök, Götterdämmerung, twilight of the gods
ragtaim [a] ragtime (music)
ragtaim [n] ragtime (music)
ragu [n] stew, ragout
raia [n] ray, skate (fish)
raia de spina [n] stingray
raio [n] ray, beam (light); radius (circle); spoke (wheel); bolt (lightning)
raio de luna [n] moonbeam
raio de sol [n] sunbeam
raio gama [n] gamma ray
raio X [n] X-ray
raial [a] radial
raios diplomata [n] pinstripes
raiosa [a] striped, striate, striated (including muscle); rifled (barrel of gun)
raion [n] rayon (fibre, fabric)
raja [n] raja, rajah (title)
-raje [S] -rhage (medical)
-rajica [S] -rhagic
ral [n] rail, crake (bird)
ram [n] RAM (random-access memory)
ramadan [n] Ramadan (Islam)
Ramala [n] Ramallah
rami [n] rummy (card game)
ramo [n] branch; denomination; chapter (society, religious community); faction
desramador [n] billhook, pruning hook, lopper
desrami [v] remove branches, prune, cane
desrami [n] pruning, trimming
desramor [n] tree trimmer
nonramal [a] non-denominational, ecumenical
rameta [n] shoot
rami [v] branch
rami [v] branch
rami [n] branching; ramification
ramin [a] branchlike
raminte [a] branching
ramon [n] bough, thick branch
rampa [n] ramp, chute
rampe [v] crawl, creep; sneak
rampor [n] crawler, creeper (person, plant)
rana [n] frog
rana grande [n] bullfrog
raneta [n] tadpole, polliwog
ranin [a] froglike, froggy
ranin [n] breaststroke
rand [n] rand (currency)
rani [n] rani, ranee (title)
ranunculo [n] buttercup
ranur [n] slot, groove, aperture, slit, furrow, striation
ranur de arado [n] furrow
ranur de flexa [n] arrowslit, arrow loop, loophole, balistraria
en ranur orizonal [a] letterboxed (video)
en ranur vertical [a] pillarboxed (video)
ranuri [v] slit, make a slot in, cut a groove in
ranxo [n] ranch
ranxor [n] rancher, cattle farmer
rap [a] rap (music)
rap [n] rap (music)
rapi [v] rap (music)
rapor [n] rapper (music)
Rapanui [n] Rapa Nui, Easter Island
rapanui [a] rapanui
rapanui [n] rapanui
rapela [v] rappel, abseil
rapida [a] rapid, fast, quick, swift, punctual, prompt, fleet
rapida [e] quick, hurry, come on, quick as you can
nonrapida [a] not fast, unhurried, leisurely, slow, slow-moving, taking things slowly
nonrapidia [n] lack of speed, slow pace, leisurely pace
rapidi [v] speed up, accelerate, quicken
rapidi [v] speed up, accelerate, quicken; expedite, hasten
rapidi [n] acceleration
rapidia [n] speed, velocity, rate, pace, tempo
rapidiosa [a] full of speed, wanting to go fast, hectic
rapidometre [n] speedometer, speedo
rapsodia [n] rhapsody
rapsodial [a] rhapsodic
rapsodiste [n] rhapsodist; rhapsode
rara [a] rare, uncommon, scarce, infrequent
rara [A] rarely, seldom
rara [n] rarity
rari [v] rarefy, diffuse, dilute
rari [v] rarefy, diffuse, dilute
raria [n] rareness, rarity
rarida [a] rarefied, tenuous, diffuse, diluted, dilute, sparse, wispy
rasa [v] shave
rasa [n] shave
nonrasada [a] unshaven, unshorn
rasador [n] razor, shaver
rasca [v] scratch, scrabble
rasca [n] scratch
rasca glasial [n] glacial striation
antirascal [a] anti-scratch, scratch-resistant
rascasielo [n] skyscraper
rasiona [v] ration, allocate
rasiona [n] ration, allocation, portion; rationing
rerasiona [v] re-ration, reallocate
raspa [v] scrape, abrade, scuff, graze; chafe; grate, grind; gnash (teeth); rasp (sound)
raspa [n] scraping, abrasion
nonraspante [a] non-abrasive
raspador [n] scraper, rasp, grater
raspante [a] scraping, abrasive; raspy, raucous, hoarse
rastafari [a] Rastafari, Rastafarian
rastafari [n] Rastafari, Rastafarian
rastafarisme [n] Rastafari, Rastafarianism, Rastafari Movement
rasto [n] rake (tool)
rasti [v] rake, harrow
rasti la plaia [E] beachcomb
rastiplaia [n] beachcomber
raston [n] harrow
rata [n] rat
rateria [n] rat's nest, rathole, rat trap
ratin [a] ratlike, ratty
ratan [n] rattan (fiber/fibre, plant)
ratatui [n] ratatouille (food)
ratel [n] ratel, honey badger
ratio [n] ratio
ravioli [n] ravioli (food)
raza [n] race, ethnic group, breed
birazal [a] biracial
de raza miscada [a] of mixed race, mixed-race, mongrel, mestiza, mestizo
multirazal [a] multiracial
razal [a] racial
razisme [n] racism
raziste [a] racist
raziste [n] racist
razona [v] reason, ratiocinate, argue
razona [n] reasoning, rational thought, ratiocination, argument, case; reason, motive, purpose, intention
razona bon [v] reason well, be right, be correct
razona coreta [v] reason correctly, be right, be correct
razona deduinte [n] deductive reasoning, syllogism
razona falsa [n] fallacy, bad reasoning
razona induinte [n] inductive reasoning
nonrazonada [a] irrational (argument), unjustified
nonrazonante [a] irrational (person), unreasonable
razonada [a] rational (argument), reasoned, justified, sound
razonada [n] reasoned argument, piece of reasoning
razonal [a] rational; rational (number)
razonalia [n] ratinality
razonalisme [n] rationalism
razonaliste [a] rationalist, rationalistic
razonaliste [n] rationalist, rationalistic
razonante [a] rational (person), reasoning, reasonable, sapient
razonor [n] reasoner
sin razona [a] for no reason, gratuitous; pointless, groundless
re [n] king
festa de Res [n] Epiphany, Three Kings' Day
rea [n] queen
real [a] royal, regal
real [n] royal; real (currency)
reia [n] royalty (quality)
reial [a] royal
reial [n] royal
vijila de Res [n] Epiphany Eve, Twelfth Night
visre [n] viceroy
visrea [n] vicereine
re [n] re (musical note)
re- [P] re- (added to verbs: repetition or backward direction)
rea [n] rhea (bird)
-rea [S] -rrhea (outflow)
real [a] real, actual, tangible, proper
autoreali [v] self-realize/self-realise, self-actualize/self-actualise
autoreali [n] self-realization/self-realisation, self-actualization/self-actualisation
en realia [A] in reality, in fact
fotorealisme [n] photorealism
fotorealiste [a] photorealistic
fotorealiste [n] photorealist
nonreal [a] unreal, irreal, illusory
nonrealable [a] unfeasible, infeasible, unworkable, unviable, inviable, impossible
realable [a] feasible, workable, doable, achievable, viable, possible
realablia [n] feasibility, viability
reali [v] become real, actualize/actualise, happen, take place, come about
reali [v] realize/realise, make real, actualize/actualise, achieve, accomplish, do, effect, put into effect, enact, implement, bring about; honor/honour, fulfill/fulfil, observe (rule, promise), answer (hope, prayer)
reali [n] realization/realisation, achievement, actualization/actualisation, accomplishment, enactment, implementation, fruition
reali model [n] reference implementation
realia [n] reality
realida [a] realized/realised, actualized/actualised, accomplished
realin [a] realistic
realisme [n] realism
realiste [a] realistic
realiste [n] realist
rereali [v] be re-enacted, reactualize/reactualise, happen again, make a comeback
rereali [v] re-enact, reactualize/reactualise, bring back, put back on the map
rereali [n] re-enactment
realpolitica [n] realpolitik
reata [v] react
reata [n] reaction; reactance; fuss, brouhaha, ado
reata cadenin [n] chain reaction, domino effect
reata en cadena [n] chain reaction, domino effect
reata negativa [v] react negatively, react badly, take it badly
reata negativa [n] negative reaction, backlash
reata tro forte [v] overreact
contrareata [v] react against, backlash
contrareata [n] backlash
reatador [n] reactor (nuclear)
reatante [a] reactionary
reatante [n] reagent
reator [n] reactor, reactionary (person)
reatosa [a] reactive, sensitive
reatosia [n] reactivity
suprareata [v] overreact
suprareata [n] overreaction
rebela [v] rebel, mutiny, resist authority
rebela [n] rebellion, mutiny, resistance, insurrection, insurgency, sedition
contrarebela [v] perform counterinsurgency
contrarebela [n] counterinsurgency
contrarebelor [n] counterinsurgent
rebelante [a] rebelling, rebellious, mutinous, seditious
rebelor [n] rebel, mutineer
rebelosa [a] rebellious, mutinous, seditious
rebita [n] rivet
rebiti [v] rivet
rebitor [n] riveter
rebus [n] rebus
recambia [v] replace (an old item with a new one), supplant
recambia [n] replacement
recambia la planta de [v] resole (shoe)
nonrecambiable [a] irreplaceable
recambiable [a] replaceable
recambial [a] spare (part)
reclama [v] claim, reclaim (property, title); assert
reclama [n] claim, reclaim; assertion, contention
contrareclama [n] counterclaim
nonreclamada [a] unclaimed
reclamada [a] claimed
reclamor [n] claimant, pretender
reclina [v] lie, recline
reclina [v] lay, lay down
reclina se [v] lie down, lie back
recolie [v] pick up, reap, harvest
recolie [n] harvest, crop, bounty, haul, roundup
recolie de reservas [n] fundraising, fundraiser (activity)
recolie profitosa [n] cash crop, profit crop
recolie reservas [v] raise funds
recoliador [n] harvester (machine)
recolior [n] harvester (person)
recolior de reservas [n] fundraiser (person)
recomenda [v] recommend; encourage (an activity)
recomenda [n] recommendation
recomenda forte [v] strongly recommend, urge, adjure
recomenda forte [n] strong recommendation
recompensa [v] recompense, reward, requite; pay off, resolve (after a build up, e.g. in a joke or a plot)
recompensa [n] recompense, reward, payback, payoff, yield, bounty
reconose [v] recognize/recognise, acknowledge, accredit; realize/realise (understand)
reconose [n] recognition, acknowledgment/acknowledgement, accreditation; realization/realisation (understanding)
reconose de fas [n] facial recognition
reconose la valua de [v] recognize/recognise the value of, appreciate
malreconose [v] misrecognize/misrecognise, mistake for, take for
nonreconosable [a] unrecognizable/unrecognisable
reconosable [a] recognizable/recognisable
reconosador [n] recognition system (software)
reconsilia [v] reconcile, make up, bury the hatchet, settle one's differences
reconsilia [v] reconcile
reconsilia [n] reconciliation
reconsilior [n] mediator, peacemaker
recorda [v] remember, recall, recollect
recorda [n] recollection, recall, memory (particular)
malrecorda [v] misremember, recall incorrectly
recorda falsa [v] have a false memory, confabulate
recorda falsa [n] false memory, confabulation
recorda felis [v] happily remember, reminisce
fa ce on recorda [v] remind one of, call to mind; prompt (an actor)
recordante [a] recalling, remembering; reminding, redolent
recordante [n] reminder, souvenir, keepsake, memento
recordantes [n] reminders, memorabilia
recordo [a] record, record-breaking
recordo [n] record
en tempo recordo [A] in record time
recore [v] recur, reoccur, relapse
recore [n] recurrence, relapse, recidivism
recorente [a] recurrent, relapsing
recoror [n] recidivist
recorsa [v] recurse
recorsa [n] recursion
recorsante [a] recursive
recovre [v] recover, recuperate, get better, convalesce
recovre [n] recovery, recuperation
recurso [n] resource, facility, recourse
recursosa [a] resourceful
recursosia [n] resourcefulness
rede [n] net; network, nexus; grid (electricity, etc.); mesh, screen, netting
rede contra insetos [n] insect net
rede contra moscitos [n] mosquito net
rede de arania [n] spider's web, cobweb
rede de capeles [n] hairnet, snood
rede de compania [n] company network, corporate network
rede de draga [n] dragnet
Rede [n] Reticulum (constellation)
rede mundal [n] World Wide Web, internet
rede restrinjente [n] trammel net
rede sosial [n] social network
interede [n] internet
interede de banda larga [n] broadband internet
intrarede [n] intranet
redeta [n] fishnet (fabric)
redi [v] network
redor [n] networker, network user
redin [n] rein (strap)
redini [v] rein
redui [v] reduce, decrease, decrement, lessen
redui [v] reduce, decrease, scale down, scale back, dial down, dial back, lessen, curtail; turn down (volume)
redui [n] reduction, decrease, lessening, cutback
redui de empleadas [n] downsizing
redui de engrana [n] downshift
redui de imposta [n] tax cut, tax reduction, tax break
redui empleadas [v] downsize
redui la custa [v] cheapen
redui la spende [v] reduce spending, cut back, retrench
reduinte [a] reducing, reductive
reduisme [n] reductionism
reduiste [a] reductionist
reduiste [n] reductionist
nonreduable [a] irreducible
reduable [a] reducible
reduvido [n] assassin bug
refere [v] refer, allude
refere [n] reference, cross-reference, referral, allusion, mention
refere a [v] refer to, reference, cross-reference, mention, allude to
desrefere [v] dereference (software)
referente [a] referring, mentioning
referente [n] reference, allusion, mention
referente a [p] referring to, with regard to, in relation to, concerning, apropos of
referendo [n] referendum, plebiscite
referendo per retira [n] recall election, recall referendum, recall petition, representative recall
refina [v] refine, perfect, hone, fine-tune
refina [n] refinement; grace, poise, elegance, sophistication
nonrefinada [a] unrefined, uncultured
refinada [a] refined, perfected, cultured; graceful, poised, elegant, gracious, sleek
refineria [n] refinery
refleta [v] reflect
refleta [n] reflection
nonrefletante [a] non-reflective
refletante [a] reflecting, reflective; introspective; reflexive (grammar)
autorefleta [v] self-reflect
autorefleta [n] self-reflection
reflexe [a] reflexive, automatic
reflexe [n] reflex
reflexe nauseosa [n] gag reflex, pharyngeal reflex
ipereflexia [n] hyperreflexia (medical)
reflexolojia [n] reflexology, zone therapy
reflexolojial [a] reflexological
reflexolojiste [n] reflexologist
reforti [v] reinforce, brace; prepare, psych up
reforti [n] reinforcement (action)
refortinte [a] reinforcing, strengthening, bracing
refortinte [n] reinforcement (person, thing); strengthener, gusset; booster, booster dose (vaccination)
refrata [v] refract
refrata [n] refraction
refratal [a] refractive
refren [n] refrain, chorus
refreneta [n] jingle (advertising)
refuja [v] shelter, give refuge to, give asylum to, harbor/harbour
refuja [n] shelter, refuge, asylum, sanctuary
refuja se [v] take refuge
refujada [n] refugee
refujeria [n] shelter, refuge, asylum, sanctuary
refujeria contra esplodes [n] bomb shelter, bunker
refusa [v] refuse, reject, dismiss, deny, decline
refusa [n] refusal, rejection, denial
refuta [v] refute, rebut
refuta [n] refutation, rebuttal
nonrefutable [a] irrefutable
refutable [a] refutable
regala [v] treat, spoil, pamper, indulge, dote, coddle, mollycoddle, cosset, pander
regala [n] treat, bonus, lagniappe; encore
regalante [a] treating, spoiling, permissive
supraregala [v] overindulge, binge
regarda [v] look at, behold, regard, eye; watch, view (film, sport); overlook (a view); take into account; deem, consider to be, regard (as), see (as), think of (as)
regarda [n] look, glance, regard
regarda a su [v] look down
regarda a supra [v] look up
regarda a via [v] look away, avert one's gaze, avert one's eyes
regarda intensa [v] stare at, gawk at
regarda intensa [n] stare
regarda la oios de [v] look in the eye, make eye contact with
regarda miope [v] peer at
nonregardada [a] unregarded, unnoticed
regardante [p] regarding, as regards, as for, apropos of
regardeta [v] glance at
regardeta [n] glance
regardor [n] viewer (person), onlooker, spectator
regardores [n] audience, onlookers, spectators
reregarda [v] look again, watch again, have another look at; watch back (a recording)
turna sua regarda a via [v] look away, avert one's gaze, avert one's eyes
rege [a] reggae (music)
rege [n] reggae (music)
regex [n] regular expression, regex (software)
regla [n] ruler, meter-stick/metre-stick, yardstick; straightedge
regla de calcula [n] slide rule, slipstick
regla enrolada [n] tape measure
regla pliable [n] folding ruler, foldable ruler, folding meter-stick/metre-stick, folding yardstick
regla T [n] T-square
regli [v] rule (a line), draw with a ruler
regolito [n] regolith
regresa [v] regress, backslide
regresa [v] regress, cause to regress
regresa [n] regression
regresante [a] regressive
regrete [v] regret, rue, feel sorry for, be sorry for; apologize/apologise for
regrete [n] regret, remorse, compunction; apology
regretable [a] regrettable, unfortunate
regretable [A] regrettably, unfortunately
regretosa [a] rueful, wistful; apologetic
sin regrete [a] unregretful, impenitent
regula [v] regulate, arrange, regularize/regularise, modulate
regula [n] rule, regulation, commandment
regula jeneral [n] general rule, rule of thumb, guideline
regula local [n] by-law
autoregula [v] self-regulate
desregula [v] deregulate
desregula [n] deregulation
nonregulada [a] unregulated, irregular
regulada [a] regulated, regular
regulador [n] regulator (device)
regulor [n] regulator (person, organization)
regular [a] regular
nonregular [a] irregular
nonregularia [n] irregularity
regularia [n] regularity
Reiciavic [n] Reykjavík
reiside [v] commit regicide
reiside [n] regicide (action)
reisidor [n] regicide (person)
rejente [a] regent
rejente [n] regent
rejentia [n] regency
visrejente [n] vice-regent
rejeta [v] reject, rebuff, veto, blackball; discount, dismiss, disregard, dispel, brush off; abjure, spurn, deny oneself
rejeta [n] rejection, rebuff, brushoff; abjuration, abnegation
rejetiste [a] rejectionist
rejetiste [n] rejectionist
rejimento [n] regiment
rejimental [a] regimental
rejion [n] region, area
rejion abital [n] residential area, uptown
rejion neblosa [n] gray/grey area (of unclear definition)
rejional [a] regional
rejionalisme [n] regionalism
rejionisme [n] regionalism, localism, dialectalism, dialecticism
rejistra [v] record, register; tape; log (software)
rejistra [n] recording; log (software); register (music, language)
prerejistra [v] pre-record
rejistrador [n] recorder, recording device; register
rejistrador de banda [n] tape recorder
rejistrador de prosedador [n] processor register
rejistrador cuantal [n] quantum register
rejistror [n] recorder, registrar
rejistror de puntos [n] scorekeeper
rerejistra [v] re-record
rel [n] rail, railing, banister, bannister, balustrade
rel de lampas [n] lighting rail, lighting track, track lighting
rel de mano [n] handrail
rel gardante [n] guardrail
desreli [v] derail
reles [n] railroad track, rails
monorel [n] monorail
relasa [v] release, let go, unleash, send forth, give off, give forth; outgas
relasa [n] release
con relasa gradal [a] slow-release, time-release
relasador [n] shutter release (camera)
relata [v] relate, be in relation, be associated
relata [v] relate, associate
relata [n] relationship, relation, association, kinship
relata de ama [n] love affair, relationship
corelata [v] correlate
corelata [n] correlation
en relata con [p] in relation to, regarding, as regards, with regard to, regarding, in terms of
interelata [v] interrelate
interelata [v] interrelate
interelata [n] interrelation, interrelationship
nonrelatada [a] unrelated
relatable [a] relatable
relatada [a] related, kindred
relatada [n] relative, family relation, family member
relatadas [n] relatives, family relations, kin, kinfolk, kith
relatal [a] relational
relatas publica [n] public relations
sin relata con [p] irrespective of, regardless of
relativa [a] relative
relativi [v] relativize/relativise
relativia [n] relativity
relativial [a] relativistic
relativisme [n] relativism
relativiste [n] relativist
rele [n] relay (electric, race)
releva [v] throw into relief, highlight
releva [n] relief
releva alta [n] high relief
releva basa [n] low relief, bas-relief
relicia [n] relic (object, tradition)
relicieria [n] reliquary
religa [v] bind (book)
religa [n] bookbinding (action); binding (cover)
religada [a] bound
religada con anelos [a] ring-bound
religador [n] binding machine, binder, bookbinder
religeria [n] bindery
religor [n] bookbinder
relijio [n] religion
nonrelijiosa [a] non-religious, lay, secular, ungodly
nonrelijiosa [n] layman, layperson
nonrelijiosas [n] laymen, laypeople, laity
relijial [a] religious (pertaining to religion)
relijiosa [a] religious (displaying religion), pious, devout, numinous
relijiosia [n] religiousness, piety, devoutness
rem [n] rem (unit of radiation)
remane [v] remain unchanged, stay put, persist, linger, overstay, hang around
remane [n] remanence, persisting, staying put, lingering, hanging around
remedia [v] remedy, cure, heal, redress
remedia [n] remedy
autoremedia [v] self-heal; self-limit
autoremediante [a] self-healing; self-limited (disease)
nonremediable [a] irremediable, uncurable, irrecoverable
remediable [a] remediable, curable
remediante [a] remedial
remente [v] remind, prompt
remente [n] reminder, aide-mémoire
remete [v] remit, absolve, redeem, reprieve, vindicate, acquit
remete [n] remission, absolution, redemption; reprieve, remission
nonremetable [a] irredeemable
remetable [a] redeemable
remetor [n] redeemer
remize [n] penduline tit (bird)
remo [n] oar, paddle
remi [v] row, paddle
remor [n] rower, oarsman
remora [n] remora (fish)
ren [n] kidney
renal [a] renal (of kidneys)
suprarenal [a] suprarenal
rena [v] reign, rule
rena [n] kingdom, dominion, realm; regime, rule
Rena de la Comunia [n] Commonwealth realm
rena par la manada [n] mob rule, ochlocracy
renada [a] ruled
renada [n] subject (person ruled)
renante [a] reigning, regent
reneta [n] petty kingdom
renor [n] ruler, overlord, potentate
renoreta [n] kinglet, petty king; kinglet, crest (bird)
Rena Unida [n] United Kingdom
rendere [v] render (image, video)
renegada [a] renegade
renegada [n] renegade, turncoat
renegadi [v] become a renegade, turn renegade, go renegade
renegadi [n] renegation, going renegade
renin [n] renin (enzyme)
renio [n] rhenium (element)
reno [n] reindeer, caribou
Reno, Rio [n] River Rhine
renovascular [a] renovascular (biology)
renunsia [v] resign, abdicate, renounce, deny oneself
renunsia [n] resignation, abdication, renunciation, apostasy, quitclaim; abnegation, self-denial; disclaimer, waiver
renunsia formal [v] abjure, forswear
renunsior [n] abdicator; apostate
reolojia [n] rheology
reolojiste [n] rheologist
reostato [n] rheostat
repara [v] repair, fix, mend, darn
repara [n] repair, fix, darn; reparation (legal)
repara completa [v] completely repair, overhaul
nonreparable [a] irreparable, unfixable
nonreparada [a] in disrepair, dilapidated
reparable [a] reparable, fixable, mendable
repareria [n] repair shop
reparor [n] repairer, fixer, repairman, repairwoman
repenti [v] repent, feel remorse (for), feel contrite, be penitent, regret, be sorry
repenti [n] repentance, penitence, penance, contrition, remorse, regret
nonrepentinte [a] unrepentant, unapologetic
repentinte [a] repentant, penitent, contrite, remorseful, regretful, sorry, apologetic
repentor [n] penitent
repertorio [n] repertoire, repertory
repete [v] repeat, echo
repete [v] repeat, echo, redo, replay; keep, keep on (doing)
repete [n] repetition, replay, reprise, rerun
repete [e] ditto
repete senil [v] unwittingly repeat oneself (in or as in old age), keep saying the same things, go round in circles (in what one is saying), ramble, ramble on, drivel, dote
repete senil [n] endlessly repeating oneself (in old age), rambling on, drivelling, saying the same things over and over again
nonrepetable [a] unrepeatable
repetable [a] repeatable, worth repeating, such that it bears repeating
repetente [a] repeating, repetitive
repetosa [a] repetitious, routine
senil repetosa [a] rambling, drivelling (in old age)
replica [v] retort, quip, banter, answer back, snap back
replica [n] retort, quip, riposte, witty reply, witticism, banter, comeback, bon mot; line (dialog/dialogue)
replica sismica [n] aftershock
replicosa [a] quippy, witty, bantering, full of barbed replies
reporta [v] report, brief, let (someone) know
reporta [n] report, account, allegation, briefing, bulletin
reporta scolal [n] school report, report card
malreporta [v] misreport
nonreportada [a] unreported
reportor [n] reporter, chronicler
reposa [v] rest, relax, repose, lounge, have a rest, take it easy, lie back, be laid back; lie down, settle, pause, ensconce oneself; roost, perch (birds); stay (reside temporarily), sojourn; set (sun, moon, planet)
reposa [v] rest
reposa [n] rest, relaxation, repose, respite, pause, dormancy, cooldown; stay, sojourn
reposa de luna [n] moonset
reposa de sol [n] sunset, sundown
reposa per la note [v] stay for the night
reposa per la note [n] overnight stay
reposabraso [n] armrest
reposadorso [n] backrest
reposapede [n] footstool, ottoman, footrest
reposatesta [n] headrest
reposeria [n] rest area, rest stop; roost, perch (for birds)
repososa [a] restful
represa [v] repress
represa [n] repression
nonrepresable [a] irrepressible
represable [a] repressible
represante [a] repressive
representa [v] represent, stand for; characterize/characterise, portray, depict
representa [n] representation, characterization/characterisation, portrayal, depiction; notation
malrepresenta [v] misrepresent, mischaracterize/mischaracterise
malrepresenta [n] misrepresentation, travesty
nonrepresentante [a] unrepresentative, uncharacteristic
representante [a] representative, characteristic
representor [n] representative, spokesperson, proxy, envoy, emissary, deputy
suprarepresenta [v] overrepresent
surepresenta [v] underrepresent
reprodui [v] reproduce, propagate, breed, procreate
reprodui [n] reproduction, propagation, procreation
reprodui esata [v] replicate, clone
reprodui esata [n] replication, cloning
per reprodui [a] stud, breeding, brood
reproxa [v] rebuke, reproach, reprehend, reprimand, admonish, scold, tell off, upbraid, chide, berate, castigate, chastise
reproxa [n] reproach, reprimand, admonition
autoreproxa [n] self-reproach
republica [n] republic
republical [a] republican (pertaining to a republic)
republicisme [n] republicanism
republiciste [a] republican
republiciste [n] republican
Republica de Africa Sentral [n] Central African Republic
Republica de Africa Sude [n] Republic of South Africa, Union of South Africa
republica de bananas [n] banana republic
repulsa [v] repulse, repel; disgust, horrify, turn off (person), gross out, skeeve
repulsa [n] revulsion, antipathy, aversion, dislike, disgust, abhorrence
repulsante [a] repulsive, repellent, revolting, disgusting, foul, repugnant, nasty, distasteful, horrible, horrid, grisly, gruesome, horrendous, tasteless, abhorrent, icky, unsightly, vile
repulsante [n] repellent (substance)
repulsante de insetos [n] insect repellent
reputa [v] repute, deem
reputa [n] reputation
bonreputada [a] reputable, of good repute, prestigious, renowned
dana la reputa de [v] harm the reputation of, discredit, debunk
mal reputa [n] disrepute
malreputada [a] disreputable, of ill repute, unsavory/unsavoury, seedy, sleazy
reputada [a] reputed
rescata [v] ransom
rescata [n] ransom
rescata finansial [n] bailout
resenia [v] critique, review, write-up
resenia [n] critique, review
resenial [a] critical, analytically reviewed
resenior [n] reviewer, critic
resente [a] recent
resente [A] recently, lately, the other day
resente de scola [a] fresh from school
la plu resente [a] (the) most recent, latest
la plu resente [A] most recently, last
tan resente como ier [A] as recently as yesterday, only yesterday, just yesterday
reserpina [n] reserpine
reserva [v] reserve; save (money), scrimp, put aside; hoard, stash, stockpile; book (seat, table); allocate (memory, resources)
reserva [n] store, cache, hoard, storehouse, depot, storage, stash, stockpile, reserve; savings, kitty, fund (money); booking, reservation (seat, table)
reserva de amorti [n] sinking fund
reserva de investi [n] investment fund
reserva mone per [v] save money for, budget for
reserva mutua [n] mutual fund
reservada [a] reserved, spare, put aside, on layaway
reservada [A] in reserve, in the wings
reservas [n] reserves, stock (supplies)
reserviste [n] reservist
reseta [v] receive, get; receive, welcome (visitors); catch, contract (illness)
reseta [n] reception; recipe
fotoresetador [n] photoreceptor
nonresetante [a] unreceptive
resetador [n] receiver (device, biology)
resetante [a] receptive
reseteria [n] reception, reception area; reception range, footprint (communications)
resetiste [n] receptionist; welcomer
resetor [n] recipient; receiver (tennis)
resetosa [a] receptive
resetosia [n] receptivity, receptiveness
resife [n] reef
resina [n] resin, rosin, gum
resina de sisto [n] ladanum, labdanum
resina eposidal [n] epoxy resin
resini [v] resinate
resinosa [a] resinous
resinosa [n] resinous tree, conifer
resinia [v] resign; give up (abandon an effort)
resinia [n] resignation
resiproca [a] reciprocal
resiproci [v] reciprocate
resiproci [v] reciprocate
resiprocia [n] reciprocity
resiste [v] resist, withstand, hold out, hold up
resiste [n] resistance, unwillingness
nonresistable [a] irresistible, compelling, overwhelming
resistable [a] resistible
resistador [n] resistor (electric)
resistente [a] resistant, unwilling
resistente [n] resistance (movement)
resistente a foco [a] flame-retardant
resistor [n] resister, resistor (person)
resistores [n] resistance (movement)
resita [v] recite
resita [n] recitation
resitativa [a] recitative
resitativa [n] recitative
resolve [v] resolve (into parts), analyse, break down
resolve [n] resolving, resolution
resoma [v] summarize/summarise, outline, encapsulate, recapitulate, recap; minute (meeting)
resoma [n] summary, synopsis, outline, résumé, precis, recap; minutes (of meeting)
resoma de carera [n] curriculum vitae, CV, résumé, vita, vitae
resomal [a] summary, condensed, abridged, synoptic
respeta [v] respect, esteem, venerate, revere, appreciate, look up to
respeta [n] respect, esteem, deference, appreciation, obeisance, reverence
autorespeta [n] self-respect, self-esteem
desrespeta [v] disrespect
desrespeta [n] disrespect, insolence
desrespetosa [a] disrespectful, flippant, overfamiliar
respetable [a] respectable, formidable, staid
respetabilia [n] respectability
respetada [a] respected, esteemed, venerable, august, worshipful
respetosa [a] respectful, reverential
respira [v] breathe, respire
respira [n] breath; breathing
respira debil [v] breathe weakly, breathe shallowly
respira debil [n] weak breathing, shallow breathing
respira final [v] breathe one's last, give up the ghost
respira final [n] final breath, last gasp
respira forte [v] breathe hard, breathe heavily
respira laborosa [v] struggle for breath, gasp for breath
respira laborosa [n] labored/laboured breathing
respira rapida [v] breathe rapidly, pant
respira rapida [n] rapid breathing, pant, panting
respira sibilante [v] wheeze
respira sibilante [n] wheeze
autorespirador [n] scuba, aqualung
con respira sibilante [a] wheezing, wheezy
respirable [a] breathable
respirador [n] respirator, ventilator
respiral [a] respiratory
respirante [a] breathing
respirosa [a] breathy
sin respira [a] breathless, not breathing
sin respira [A] breathlessly
sistem de respira [n] respiratory system
responde [v] respond, answer, reply
responde [n] response, answer, rejoinder
nonrespondente [a] unresponsive
respondable [a] answerable (question)
respondador [n] answering machine, answerphone; voicemail
respondente [a] responding, answering, replying, respondent, responsive
respondor [n] responder, answerer, replier, respondent
respondosa [a] answerable, responsible, accountable, bearing responsibility
respondosia [n] responsibility, accountability
resta [v] remain, keep; stay (behind), be left over
resta [n] remainder, rest, remnant, residual, residue, leftover
resta a via [v] stay away, keep away
restante [a] remaining, residual
restante [n] remainder, rest, remnant, residual, residue
restantes [n] leftovers, remains, remnants, dregs
restas [n] leftovers, remains, remnants, dregs
restora [v] restore, refresh, roll back, make like new
restora [n] restoration, restitution, rollback; refreshment
restorada [a] restored, refreshed, zesty, perky
restorante [a] restoring, restorative, refreshing
restorante [n] restaurant, diner
restorante de comes retirable [n] takeaway restaurant, takeout restaurant
restorantor [n] restaurateur
restorisme [n] restorationism, Christian primitivism; irredentism (restoration of territories)
restoriste [n] restorationist; irredentist
restoror [n] restorer
restrinje [v] restrict, confine, cramp, curtail; disqualify; restrain, immobilize/immobilise, subdue
restrinje [n] restriction, confinement, control, interment; condition, precondition, provision, clause, term, stricture, trammel
restrinje limital [n] boundary condition
autorestrinje [n] self-restraint, self-control
autorestrinjeda [a] self-restrained, self-controlled
nonrestrinjeda [a] unrestrained, unrestricted, unconfined, unimpeded, uninhibited, unreserved, wild, frenetic
restrinjeda [n] internee (prisoner)
restrinjeda a casa [a] homebound; locked down (for isolation)
restrinjeda a leto [a] confined to bed, bedridden
restrinjeda a tera [a] earthbound
restrinjente [a] restrictive
sin restrinje [a] unrestricted, unconditional; unrestrained
sin restrinje [A] unconditionally; without restraint, with abandon
resulta [v] result, arise
resulta [v] produce, provoke, cause, result in
resulta [n] result, consequence, effect, outcome, upshot
resulta ladal [n] side effect, offshoot, spinoff, repercussion
resultante [a] resultant, consequent, consequential
resus [a] rhesus (medical)
reta [a] straight (not bent); right-angled (triangle)
reta [A] straight, in a straight line
nonreta [a] crooked, wonky, lopsided, askew, cockeyed
reti [v] straighten
reti [v] straighten; (electronics) rectify (convert from AC to DC)
retia [n] straightness
retangulo [a] rectangular, oblong
retangulo [n] rectangle, oblong
retarda [v] retard, slow down, inhibit, postpone, delay, stall, forestall, hold up, stonewall
retarda [n] inhibition, delay, stall, lag, lag time, hold-up, wait
retarda mental [n] mental retardation
mental retardada [a] mentally retarded
retardada [a] retarded, delayed
sin retarda [A] immediately, straightaway, without delay
reteni [v] keep, retain (in one's possession); reserve (for future use); keep, store (in a regular place); withhold; hold in
reteni [n] keeping, retention, storing
reteni sua respira [E] hold one's breath
retenador [n] retainer (any retaining device)
reteneria [n] store, storeroom, storehouse, repository, storage place
reti- [P] recti-
reticulo [n] reticulum (network, anatomy); crosshairs, reticule, reticle
reticulal [a] reticular
retil [n] reptile
retilal [a] reptilian
retina [n] retina (anatomy)
retinal [a] retinal
retinoica [a] retinoic
retinol [n] retinol, vitamin A
retinopatia [n] retinopathy
retinopatica [a] retinopathic
retinoscopio [n] retinoscope
retinoscopi [n] retinoscopy
reto [n] rectum (anatomy)
retal [a] rectal
retoca [v] retouch, touch up, tweak
retorica [n] rhetoric, oratory
retorical [a] rhetorical
retoriciste [n] rhetorician, orator
retorta [n] retort (container)
retro [a] rear, back
retro [n] rear, back part; back cover (book)
retro- [P] retro-; backwards
a retro [A] back, backwards
a retro de [p] at the back of, in back of, behind
en retro de [p] inside the back of, into the back of, down the back of
retroflexe [a] retroflex
retroflexe [n] retroflex
retrospeta [v] look back
retrospeta [n] retrospective, flashback
en retrospeta [A] in retrospect, looking back, with hindsight
retrospetante [a] retrospective
retrospetante [A] retrospectively, in retrospect, with hindsight
retsina [n] retsina, resinated wine
reumatica [a] rheumatic
febre reumatica [n] rheumatic fever
maladia reumatica [n] rheumatism, rheumatic disorder
reumato- [P] rheumato-
reumatoide [a] rheumatoid
reumatolojia [n] rheumatology
reumatolojiste [n] rheumatologist
Reunion [n] Réunion
reuniones [a] Réunionese
rev [n] rave (party)
revor [n] raver, rave-goer
revela [v] reveal, disclose, divulge, manifest, evince, vouchsafe
revela [n] disclosure, revelation, mystical vision, manifestation
malrevela [v] spoil
nonrevelada [a] unrevealed, undisclosed; unturned (cards)
revelante [a] revealing, giveaway, telltale; scanty, skimpy (garment)
revenu [n] income, revenue, proceeds, earnings
reversa [v] reverse, turn around, roll back; revert
reversa [v] reverse, turn around, roll back; revert
reversa [n] reversal, rollback, turnabout; setback; reversion, atavism
en reversa [A] in reverse, vice versa
nonreversable [a] irreversible, irrevocable
reversable [a] reversible
reversablia [n] reversibility
reversada [a] reversed
reversada [A] in reverse, vice versa, conversely
revisa [v] revise, redact, review
revisa [n] revision, version (including of text, product)
corevisor [n] coeditor, fellow reviser
revisor [n] reviser, editor (of texts for publication); revisionist
revista [v] review
revista [n] review, periodical, magazine
revisteta [n] bulletin
revisteta de grupo [n] newsletter, circular
revoca [v] revoke, repeal, annul
revoca [n] revoking, revocation, repeal, annulment
revocable [a] revocable
nonrevocable [a] irrevocable
revolta [v] revolt, rise up
revolta [n] revolution, revolt, uprising (local rebellion)
revoltor [n] revolter, revolutionary, insurgent
revolui [v] revolutionize/revolutionise, overturn
revolui [n] revolution (overthrow of government), insurgence
posrevolual [a] post-revolutionary
prerevolual [a] pre-revolutionary
revolual [a] revolutionary (pertaining to a revolution)
revoluinte [a] revolutionary, radical
revoluisme [n] revolutionism
revoluiste [n] revolutionist, revolutionary, radical, insurgent
revolver [n] revolver (gun)
rexerca [v] research, delve into
rexerca [n] research
rexerca en campo [n] field research, research in the field
rexerca pratical [n] practical research, field research
rexercor [n] researcher
rexercar [n] ricercar, ricercare (music)
Reykjavik [n] Reykjavík
Rhode Island [n] Rhode Island (US state)
Riad [n] Riad, Riyad, Riyadh
rial [n] rial, riyal (currency)
riboflavina [n] riboflavin (vitamin)
ribonucleal [a] ribonucleic
ribonucleotido [n] ribonucleotide
ribosa [n] ribose (sugar)
ribosoma [n] ribosome (biology)
ribosomal [a] ribosomal
rica [a] rich, wealthy, prosperous, affluent, monied, well off
rica con fero [a] rich in iron
nova rica [a] newly rich, nouveau riche
rici [v] grow rich, prosper
rici [v] make rich, enrich
ricia [n] richness, riches, wealth, means, prosperity, opulence, affluence, mammon
ricetsia [n] rickettsia (bacterium)
ricota [n] ricotta (cheese)
ricxa [n] rickshaw, pedicab (drawn by hand or bicycle)
rie [v] laugh; say while laughing
rie [n] laugh, laughter
rie tra sua dentes [E] snicker, snigger
riable [a] laughable, risible, ridiculous, ludicrous
rieta [v] giggle, titter
rieta [n] giggle, titter
rietosa [a] giggly
rion [n] guffaw, belly laugh
rior [n] laugher, laughing person
riel [n] riel
rif [n] riff (music)
rifa [v] raffle
rifa [n] raffle, tombola
Riga [n] Riga
Golfo Riga [n] Gulf of Riga, Bay of Riga
rigatoni [n] rigatoni (food)
rigodon [n] rigaudon, rigadoon (dance)
rigor [n] rigor/rigour
rigorosa [a] rigorous, tight; thorough, comprehensive, exhaustive
rijida [a] stiff, rigid
rijidi [v] stiffen, turn rigid
rijidi [v] stiffen, turn rigid
rijidia [n] stiffness, rigidity
semirijida [a] semi-rigid
ril [n] reel (dance, music)
rima [v] rhyme
rima [v] rhyme
rima [n] rhyme
ringit [n] ringgit
rinite [n] rhinitis, coryza; hayfever
rino- [P] rhino- (nose)
rinorea [n] rhinorrhoea, runny nose
rinosero [n] rhinoceros, rhino
rinse [v] rinse
rinse [n] rinse
rio [n] river
rio basa [n] ford
ri [v] flow, stream, course
rial [a] fluvial, riverine (of rivers)
rieta [n] stream, creek, rivulet, brook, rill
ris [n] rice
ris aderente [n] glutinous rice, sticky rice, sweet rice, waxy rice
ris brun [n] brown rice, wholegrain rice, wholemeal rice
ris de jasmin [n] jasmine rice
ris negra [n] black rice, purple rice
ris roja [n] red rice, Spanish rice
ris susia [n] dirty rice, creole rice
risa [a] curly, curled
risa [n] curl, ringlet
desrisi [v] uncurl
desrisi [v] uncurl
risador [n] curler, hair roller
risas de lenio [n] wood shavings, wood wool, excelsior
risi [v] curl
risi [v] curl
risca [v] risk
risca [n] risk, hazard, vulnerability
risca biolojial [n] biological hazard, biohazard
risca de credito [n] credit risk, credit score
risca la acaso [v] take a chance, take pot luck
a risca de [p] at risk of, at the risk of
conosente la risca [E] knowing the risk, at one's own risk, at your own risk
riscada [a] at risk, at stake; vulnerable (species)
riscosa [a] risky, dangerous, dicey; risk-taking
riscosia [n] riskiness, dangerousness
risole [n] rissole (food)
risoto [n] risotto (food)
ritmo [n] rhythm, cadence, prosody, rhythmics
ritmo de tambur [n] drumbeat
ritmo e blus [n] rhythm and blues, R&B
bioritmo [n] biorhythm
ritmal [a] rhythmic (pertaining to rhythm), cadenced, prosodic
ritmosa [a] rhythmic, rhythmical (having a rhythm)
rituo [n] ritual, rite, ceremony, service, observance
rituo de sposi [n] wedding, marriage ceremony
rituo santa [n] sacred rite, sacrament
nonritual [a] non-ritual, unceremonious, without ceremony
ritual [a] ritual, ritualistic, ceremonial, ceremonious, solemn
rituin [a] ritualistic, solemn (as if in a ritual)
riva [n] shore, bank, riverbank, waterside
Riva Ueste [n] West Bank, Cis-jordan
rival [a] riparian (of riverbanks)
riviera [n] riviera
rizofora [n] mangrove
rizoide [a] rhizoid (biology)
rizoide [n] rhizoid (biology)
rizoma [n] rhizome (biology)
ro [n] rho (Greek letter)
roan [a] roan (horse)
roan [n] roan (horse)
roba [n] dress, robe, frock
roba de bani [n] dressing gown, bathrobe; housecoat, morning gown
roba de casa [n] housedress
roba de coctel [n] cocktail dress
roba de matina [n] morning gown, housecoat; dressing gown, bathrobe
roba de note [n] nightdress, nightgown, nightie
roba de prete [n] soutane, cassock
roba de sera [n] evening gown
roba de sol [n] sundress
roba de sposi [n] wedding dress, wedding gown
roba diafana [n] negligee
roba gainin [n] sheath dress
roba negra peti [n] little black dress (eveningwear)
robeta [n] slip (full-length)
robeta de note [n] babydoll (nightdress)
robin [a] dresslike, robelike, frocklike
robinia [n] robinia, locust (tree)
robot [n] robot
robotal [a] robotic (of robots)
roboti [v] robotize/robotise
roboti [n] robotization/robotisation
robotin [a] robotic, robotlike
robotica [n] robotics
roboticiste [n] roboticist
roc [a] rock (music)
roc [n] rock (music)
roc dur [n] hard rock
roc e rola [n] rock and roll, rock 'n' roll
roc metal [n] heavy metal
roc punc [n] punk rock
roci [v] rock (play rock music)
rocor [n] rocker (musician)
roc [n] roc (mythological bird)
roca [n] rock, stone
roca deponeda [n] sedimentary rock
roca madral [n] bedrock
roca magmal [n] igneous rock, magmatic rock
roca mutada [n] metamorphic rock
roceria [n] rockery, rock garden
rocon [n] boulder
rocosa [a] rocky
Montes Rocosa [n] Rocky Mountains
roca [v] castle (chess move)
roca [n] castling
rocefort [n] roquefort (cheese)
roceta [n] roquet (croquet)
roceto [n] rocket (missile, engine)
retroroceto [n] retrorocket
rocetolojia [n] rocketology, rocket science
rocetolojiste [n] rocketologist, rocket scientist
rococo [a] rococo
rococo [n] rococo
rode [v] gnaw, nibble
rodente [a] gnawing
rodente [n] rodent
rodentin [a] rodenty, rodentlike
rodeo [n] rodeo (cattle, contest)
rodi [n] roadie (for touring band)
rodio [n] rhodium (element)
rododendro [n] rhododendron
rodopsina [n] rhodopsin (biology)
rohingia [a] Rohingya (person, language)
rohingia [n] Rohingya (person, language)
roibos [n] rooibos (bush, tea)
roja [a] red
roja [n] red; redhead
roja calda [a] red-hot, fervent
desroji [v] become less red
desroji [v] remove red from; remove red-eye from (photo)
infraroja [a] infrared
infraroja [n] infrared
roji [v] redden, turn red, blush, flush
roji [v] redden, turn red, cause to blush
roji [n] blush, flush
rojia [n] redness
rojin [a] reddish, ruddy, rubicund
Mar Roja [n] Red Sea
rol [n] role, factor, function, capacity, part (to play)
fa la rol de [v] take the role of, be cast as, play (a character)
rolor [n] roleplayer, actor, player; person with a role to play, entity
rola [v] roll, roll over; taxi (aircraft); trundle; tumble; wallow; scroll (software)
rola [v] roll, roll over, bowl
rola [n] roll (action); scrolling
rola de tambur [n] drumroll
rerola [v] roll again, roll back (again)
rolada [n] roulade, paupiette, braciole (food)
rolador [n] roller
rolante [a] rolling; rollaway (bed)
roleta [n] roulette (game)
rom [n] ROM (read-only memory)
Roma [n] Rome
roman [a] Roman
roman [n] Roman
romaji [n] rōmaji (transcription)
romani [a] Rom, Romany, Gypsy (person, language)
romani [n] Rom, Romany, Gypsy (person, language)
Romania [n] Romania
romanian [a] Romanian
romanian [n] Romanian
romanica [a] Romanic, Romance; romanesque
romanica [n] Romanic, Romance
romaniol [a] Romagnol (person, language)
romaniol [n] Romagnol (person, language)
romanse [n] romance
romansor [n] romancer
romantica [a] romantic, amatory
romantica [n] romantic
nonromantica [a] non-romantic
relata romantica [n] romance, romantic relationship
romanticisme [n] romanticism
romanticiste [n] romanticiste
romaro [n] rosemary (plant)
rombo [a] rhombus-shaped, lozenge-shaped, rhomboid
rombo [n] rhombus, lozenge
rombosa [a] argyle (pattern); lozenged, decorated with lozenges, lozengy
romboide [a] rhomboid
romboide [n] rhomboid
rombozon [n] rhombozoon (pl. rhombozoa) (organism)
romeo [n] romeo, lothario, ladies' man
rompe [v] break, tear, snap; breach, compromise; malfunction, go wrong, break down
rompe [v] break, snap, tear up; renege on, go back on, fail to observe (promise, deal)
rompe [n] breakdown, breakage, breaking, rupture, tear, failure, malfunction; bust (economic)
rompe a du [v] break in two, snap in two
rompe de eletrica [n] power cut, power outage
rompe la servi [v] break (opponent's) serve (tennis)
desrompe [v] cease to be broken
desrompe [v] mend, repair, patch, troubleshoot
nonrompable [a] unbreakable, shatterproof
nonrompeda [a] unbroken
rompable [a] breakable
rompeda [a] broken
rompegreve [n] strikebreaker, blackleg
rompejelo [n] icebreaker (ship)
rompelingua [n] tongue twister
rompente [a] breaking
rompente la oreas [a] earsplitting, deafening
rompetesta [n] puzzle, riddle, brainteaser; mace (weapon)
rompor [n] breaker
rompor de monopolios [n] trustbuster
rona- [P] ronna-
ronc [e] grunt, oink
ronci [v] growl, snarl, grumble, rumble; roar (fire); snore loudly
ronci [n] growl, snarl, grunt, rumble
ronceta [v] grunt, oink
ronceta [n] grunt, oink
roncin [a] hoarse
ronda [a] round; pudgy, chubby, tubby, rotund
ronda [n] round (music, drinks, contest); circle (of friends), ring (of people), bevy, posse, troop, troupe
rondi [v] round
rondi [v] round; purse (lips)
rondia [n] roundness
rondin [n] swallow (bird)
Rondin [n] Apus (constellation)
rondo [n] rondeau (poetry)
ronrona [v] purr
ronrona [n] purr
rontgen [n] roentgen (unit of radiation)
rontgenio [n] roentgenium (element)
ronto- [P] ronto-
rorcual [n] rorqual (whale)
ros [a] pink, roseate; rosé (wine)
ros [n] pink
rosi [v] turn pink, blush
rosi [v] turn pink, cause to blush
rosi [n] blush
rosin [a] pinkish, rosy
rosa [n] rose
rosa spinosa [n] sweet brier, sweet briar, eglantine rose
roseria [n] rose garden, rosarium
roseta [n] rosette (botany, decorative ribbon), cockade
rosario [n] rosary (prayer, beads)
rosarieta [n] chaplet (beads)
Roseo [n] Roseau
roseola [n] roseola, roseola infantum, baby measles
roseta [n] rosefinch, purple finch
rosida [n] rosid (plant)
rosiniol [n] nightingale
rosio [n] dew
rosiosa [a] dewy, bedewed
rosta [v] roast
rosta [n] roasting; roast
rostador [n] roaster
rostador jirante [n] rotisserie (appliance)
rosteria [n] rotisserie (restaurant)
rostralata [n] painted snipe (bird)
rota [n] wheel
rota de acua [n] waterwheel
rota de dentes [n] gear, cog
rota de fortuna [n] wheel of fortune
rota de inertia [n] flywheel
rota de rola [n] scroll wheel (mouse)
rota idraulical [n] hydraulic wheel, waterwheel
rota jigante [n] Ferris wheel
rotas de stabli [n] training wheels, stabilizers
roteta [n] castor
rotica [a] rhotic (sound, dialect)
rotica [n] rhotic (sound)
nonrotica [a] non-rhotic
rotici [v] rhotacize/rhotacise
rotici [n] rhotacism
rotifero [n] rotifer (organism)
rotor [n] rotor
rotula [n] kneecap, patella
rotunda [n] rotunda (building, room); roundhouse (for locomotive maintenance)
roxi [n] roshi (monk)
Rozo [n] Roseau
ru [a] rough (not smooth), coarse, rugged, ragged, nubby; blunt (blade)
rui [v] roughen, become rough
rui [v] roughen, make rough, coarsen
ruia [n] roughness, coarseness, ruggedness
ru [n] roux (food)
RU [C] UK (United Kingdom)
rua [n] road
rua nonpaveda [n] unpaved road, dirt road, dirt track
rua sin sorti [n] dead end, blind alley, no through road, cul-de-sac, close
rueta [n] lane, path, pathway, alley
rueta de tira [n] towpath
Ruanda [n] Rwanda
ruanda [a] Rwandan, Rwandese
ruanda [n] Rwandan, Rwandese
ruba [v] rob, mug, hold up (steal from by force or threat)
ruba [n] robbery, mugging, hold-up, stick-up
rubor [n] robber, mugger
rubarbo [n] rhubarb
rubeola [n] rubella, German measles
rubi [n] ruby (gem)
rubia [n] madder, rubia (plant, pigment); alizarin, crimson
rubidio [n] rubidium (element)
rublo [n] ruble, rouble (currency)
rubo [n] bramble (plant, berry)
rubo gris [n] dewberry
ruca [n] rocket, roquette, arugula, colewort (plant)
rue [n] roué, libertine, debauchee
rugbi [n] rugby (sport)
ruido [n] noise, cacophony, clamor/clamour, rumpus, din, racket
ruido blanca [n] white noise
condui ruidosa e enerjiosa [v] behave boisterously, roughhouse
desruidi [v] denoise, remove noise from
ruidador [n] noisemaker (device)
ruidi [v] become noisy, blare
ruidi [v] make noisy
ruidor [n] noisemaker (person)
ruidosa [a] noisy, loud, uproarious, tumultuous
ruidosa e enerjiosa [a] boisterous
ruidosia [n] noisiness, hurly-burly, hubbub, commotion
ruina [v] ruin, destroy, devastate, desolate, ravage, blight, annihilate
ruina [n] ruin, desolation, devastation, doom, havoc, downfall, wreck
a ruina [A] (fall) to ruins, to pieces, apart
ruinada [a] ruined, ruinous, desolate, devastated, decrepit, derelict, ramshackle, done for
ruinada [n] (colloquial) old fogey, old geezer; old banger, old crock, jalopy (car)
ruinada par gera [a] war-torn
ruinas [n] ruins, wreckage
ruinosa [a] ruinous, disastrous, fateful, pernicious
ruji [v] roar, bellow, yell
ruji [n] roar, bellow, yell
rum [n] rum (drink)
rumans [a] Romansh, Romansch, Rumantsch (language)
rumba [n] rumba (dance, music)
rumor [n] rumor/rumour
rumores [n] rumors/rumours, gossip
rumoror [n] gossip, rumormonger/rumourmonger
runa [n] rune (letter)
runal [a] runic
rundi [a] Kirundi, Rundi
rundi [n] Kirundi, Rundi
rupi [n] rupee (currency)
rupia [n] rupiah
rus [n] ruse, trick, chicanery, prank, ploy, spoof, wile
es plu rusosa ca [v] outwit, outsmart, outthink, outfox, outflank
rusor [n] trickster, prankster
rusosa [a] crafty, cunning, tricky, devious, artful, wily, sly, shady
rusosia [n] craftiness, cunning, cunningness, deviousness, guile, sleight, trickery
Rusia [n] Russia
rusce [a] Russian (person, language)
rusce [n] Russian (person, language)
ruta [v] burp, belch
ruta [n] burp, belch
ruta [n] rue
rutenio [n] ruthenium (element)
ruterfordio [n] rutherfordium (element)
rutilo [n] common roach
rutina [n] routine
rutinal [a] routine, humdrum
Rwanda [n] Rwanda
rwanda [a] Rwandan, Rwandese
rwanda [n] Rwandan, Rwandese
RVB [C] RGB
sistem RVB [n] RGB system, RGB model
s [x] s
con forma de S [a] S-shaped
s [C] s (second)
s. [C] c., approx.
-s [S] -s (plural of noun that ends in a vowel)
sabatica [a] sabbatical
sabatica [n] sabbatical
sabe [v] know (fact, details, how to)
sabe [n] knowledge, knowhow
sabe tradisional [n] traditional knowledge, common knowledge, common sense
ci sabe? [e] who knows?
me-no-sabe-lo [n] je ne sais quoi
nonsabable [a] unknowable
nonsabe [n] ignorance, lack of knowledge
nonsabeda [a] unknown
nonsabeda [n] unknown (missing information)
nonsabeda par [E] unknown by, unbeknown to
nonsabosa [a] ignorant, unknowing, benighted
sabes [n] items of knowledge, lore
sabetota [n] know-all, know-it-all, smart aleck, smartarse, smartass, smartypants, wiseguy, wiseacre
sabosa [a] knowledgeable
sabosa [n] knowledgeable person, boffin, egghead
(tu) sabe [e] you know (filler)
sabor [n] taste, flavor/flavour
sabor per conosor [n] acquired taste
sabor persistente [n] aftertaste
con sabor [a] flavored/flavoured
con sabor agu [a] sharp-tasting, pungent, tangy
con sabor de xasada [a] gamey
malsaborosa [a] foul-tasting, unpalatable
nonsaborosa [a] tasteless, insipid
nonsaborosia [a] tastelessness, insipidity, insipidness
sabori [v] taste
sabori [v] flavor/flavour
sabori bon [v] taste good
saborida [a] flavored/flavoured
saborinte [n] flavoring/flavouring
saborosa [a] tasty, flavorful/flavourful, strong-tasting, savory/savoury, palatable
sensa de sabor [n] sense of taste, gustatory sense
sin sabor [a] flavorless/flavourless, tasteless
saborea [v] savor/savour, relish, enjoy, love
saboreor [n] lover (of art, music, food, etc.)
sabota [v] sabotage
sabota [n] sabotage
sabotor [n] saboteur
sabre [n] saber/sabre
ruido de sabres [n] saber/sabre rattling
saca [v] sack, pillage, maraud, plunder, despoil, ransack
sacor [n] pillager, marauder
sacabuta [n] sackbut (musical instrument)
-sacarido [S] -saccharide
disacarido [n] disaccharide
monosacarido [n] monosaccharide, simple sugar
oligosacarido [n] oligosaccharide (sugar)
polisacarido [n] polysaccharide (sugar)
Sacartvelo [n] Georgia (Caucasus)
cartuli [a] Georgian (person, language)
cartuli [n] Georgian (person, language)
sace [n] sake (drink)
Sachsen [n] Saxony (German region)
saci [n] saki monkey
saco [n] bag, sack, sac, tote
saco bandolerin [n] messenger bag, courier bag, sling bag
saco de arena [n] sandbag
saco de colpa [n] punching bag, punchbag
saco de crise [n] emergency bag, bug-out bag, BOB, grab bag
saco de dormi [n] sleeping bag
saco de favas [n] beanbag (juggling)
saco de gas [n] gasbag
saco de juta [n] hessian sack, burlap bag, gunnysack
saco de mone [n] moneybag
saco de posta [n] postbag, mailbag, mailsack
saco de sela [n] saddlebag
saco silindre [n] duffel bag, duffle bag, kit bag
saceta [n] sachet
saceta aromosa [n] scented cushion, perfume cushion, scent bag, sachet, pomander
saci [v] bag, bag up, put in a bag
sacin [a] sacklike
sacra [a] sacred (right, law, thing, place), consecrated, inviolable, sacrosanct
desacri [v] (of a non-religious object) become desecrated, become defiled, become profaned
desacri [v] desecrate, defile, profane, treat with sacrilege (a non-religious object)
sacri [v] become sacred, become inviolable, be consecrated
sacri [v] make (as if) sacred, consecrate
sacri [n] consecration
sacria [n] sacredness
sacrifia [v] sacrifice
sacrifia [n] sacrifice
autosacrifia [n] self-sacrifice
sacrifial [a] sacrificial
sacro [n] sacrum (anatomy)
sacral [a] sacral
sacroilio [n] sacroilium, sacroiliac joint (anatomy)
sacroilial [a] sacroiliac
saculo [n] sacculus, saccule
sadisme [n] sadism
sadiste [a] sadistic
sadiste [n] sadist
sadomasocisme [n] sadomasochism
sadomasociste [a] sadomasochistic
saduseo [n] sadducee
safari [n] safari
safir [n] sapphire (gem)
saga [n] saga (story)
saguaro [n] saguaro (cactus)
Sahara [n] Sahara
saharan [a] Saharan
Sahara Ueste [n] Western Sahara
susaharan [a] Sub-Saharan, Subsaharan
Sahel [n] Sahel (African region)
saimiri [n] squirrel monkey
saisi [v] seize, grasp, grab, snatch, usurp; abduct, kidnap, ravish, commandeer, requisition
saisi [n] seizing, grabbing; abduction, kidnapping
saisi como ostaje [v] take (as) hostage
saisi de avion [n] skyjack, hijack (of plane)
saisi en viaja [v] hijack
saisi se [v] seize up; freeze, hang (software)
resaisi [v] grab again, grab back, snatch back
saisida [a] seized; frozen (software)
saisinte [a] seizing, grasping
saisinte la oio [a] eye-catching, striking
saisor [n] kidnapper, hijacker
saisor de avion [n] skyjacker, hijacker (of plane)
saison [n] season
nonsaisonal [a] unseasonable
saisonal [a] seasonal; seasonable
saja [a] wise, sage, sagacious, judicious, politic
saja [n] sage, wise person, wise man, wise woman
nonsaja [a] unwise
sajia [n] wisdom, sagacity
sajia comun [n] common wisdom, folk wisdom, traditional wisdom, common sense
sajital [a] sagittal
sal [n] salt
desali [v] desalinate
desali [n] desalination
nonsalida [a] unsalted
sali [v] salt, salinate
sali [n] salination
salin [a] saline
salosa [a] salty, briny, brackish
salosia [n] salinity; salty taste
sin sal [a] without salt, unsalted
sala [n] room, chamber; ward (hospital)
sala de bagaje [n] cloakroom, luggage room, baggage room
sala de banio [n] bathroom
sala de campana [n] bell chamber, belfry
sala de capitan [n] stateroom, captain's cabin
sala de clase [n] schoolroom, classroom
sala de come [n] dining room
sala de contas [n] countinghouse, counting house, counting room
sala de dormi [n] bedroom, boudoir
sala de enfantes [n] nursery, playroom
sala de entra [n] antechamber, anteroom, entrance hall
sala de espeta [n] waiting room
sala de fem [n] boudoir
sala de femes [n] ladies' room (toilet)
sala de furnis [n] storeroom, stockroom
sala de jornalistes [n] pressroom
sala de justia [n] courtroom
sala de labora [n] workroom
sala de lava [n] washroom
sala de leje [n] reading room, reading hall, reading area, lectorium
sala de omes [n] men's room (toilet)
sala de prete [n] sacristy
sala de rede [n] (internet) chatroom
sala de scalera [n] stairwell
sala de scrive [n] writing room, scriptorium
sala de sol [n] sunroom, conservatory
sala de studia [n] study (room)
sala de te [n] tearoom
sala de vesti [n] dressing room
sala oscur [n] darkroom (photography)
sala per du [n] room for two, double room
sala per un [n] room for one, single room
sala prima [n] first room, homeroom, form room
sala securida [n] secure room, vault (bank)
antesala [n] anteroom
saleta [n] closet, compartment
saleta de comedas [n] pantry, larder
saleta de furnis [n] storage closet, supply closet
saleta de jacas [n] cloakroom
saleta de vestes [n] clothes closet
saleta privata [n] toilet, lavatory, loo, cloakroom, restroom, bathroom, WC
salon [n] living room, sitting room, drawing room, lounge, parlor/parlour; great room, hall, chamber
Salon Alta [n] Upper House, Senate, House of Lords
Salon Basa [n] Lower House, House of Representatives, House of Commons
salon de balo [n] ballroom
salon de bir [n] beer hall
salon de come [n] dining hall, refectory
salon de conserta [n] concert hall, auditorium
salon de corte [n] courtroom
salon de dansa [n] dance hall, ballroom
salon de empleadas [n] staff room
salon de legi [n] legislative chamber
salon de mostra [n] showroom
salon de presenta [n] auditorium
salon de sindicato [n] guildhall
salon de spetaculo [n] performance venue, music venue
salon de vileta [n] village hall, village institute, memorial hall
salon formal [n] state room
salon privata [n] boudoir, private sitting room
salada [n] salad
salada de col [n] coleslaw
salamandra [n] salamander
salami [n] salami, pepperoni (food)
salario [n] salary, wage, wages, stipend, paycheck, paycheque
con salario [a] paid, salaried, non-amateur, professional
salari [v] salary, pay a salary to
salarida [a] salaried
salarida [n] salaried worker, salaryman
salda [v] balance, settle (account)
salda [n] balance
saldeta [n] change
saliva [n] saliva, spittle
salival [a] salivary
salivi [v] salivate, water
salivi [n] salivation
Salix, Mar [n] Salish Sea
salmo [n] psalm, canticle, religious poem
libro de salmos [n] psalter
salmiste [n] psalmist
salmon [a] salmon (color/colour)
salmon [n] salmon (fish)
salmon fumigada [n] smoked salmon, lox
salmonela [n] salmonella
salmonelose [n] salmonella (poisoning)
salopeta [n] bib overalls, bib-and-brace overalls, dungarees; salopettes, ski suit, snowsuit
salpica [v] splash, spatter, splatter
salpica [v] splash, spatter, splatter
salpica [n] splash, spatter, splatter
salsa [n] sauce, dressing; salsa (dance, music)
salsa de carne [n] gravy
salsa de crema [n] custard
salsa de poma [n] apple sauce
salsa de pure [n] coulis
salsa de salada [n] salad dressing, vinaigrette
salsa de tomate [n] tomato sauce, spaghetti sauce
salsa dulse [n] sweet sauce, dessert topping
salsa tatar [n] tartar/tartare sauce
salse [n] willow
salsix [n] sausage
salsix american [n] hotdog, frankfurter, frank, wiener
salsix bolonian [n] bologna sausage, baloney, parizer
salsix de figato [n] liver sausage, liverwurst
salsix de sangue [n] blood sausage, blood pudding, black pudding
salsola [n] tumbleweed, salsola, Russian thistle (plant)
salta [v] jump, leap, spring, bound, pounce, lunge
salta [n] jump, leap, spring, bound, pounce, lunge
salta a ante [v] jump forward, jump ahead, flash forward
salta a sirca [v] jump around, jump about
salta alta [v] jump high; perform a high jump (sport)
salta alta [n] high jump
salta con corda elastica [v] bungee-jump
salta con corda elastica [n] bungee jump, bungee jumping
salta con palo [v] pole-vault
salta con paracade [v] skydive, parachute
salta con paracade [n] skydiving, parachuting
salta cuantal [n] quantum leap, quantum jump
salta de asi a ala [v] jump around, jump all over the place
salta de la reles [v] come off the rails, derail
salta longa [v] perform a long jump
salta longa [n] long jump
salteta [v] start (with surprise), jump, flinch, wince
salteta [v] make someone jump
salteta [n] start, jump, flinch, wince
saltor [n] jumper, leaper
saltor alta [n] high-jumper
saltor con palo [n] pole vaulter
saltor longa [n] long-jumper
salterio [n] psaltery (musical instrument)
saluta [v] greet, welcome, receive
saluta [e] hello, hi
saluta [n] greeting, welcome, salutation
saluta con mano [v] wave, wave a hand, give a wave (greeting)
saluta de fusiles [n] salvo
saluta inclinada [v] bow (respect)
saluta inclinada [n] bow (respect)
saluta militar [v] salute
saluta militar [n] salute
salva [v] save, rescue, redeem, deliver; spare (from harm); save, save up (money)
salva [n] salvation, redemption, deliverance; salvage
salvable [a] salvageable, recoverable
salvascermo [n] screensaver
salvatempo [n] timesaver
salvor [n] savior/saviour, rescuer; redeemer
Salvador [n] El Salvador
salvadoran [a] Salvadoran, Salvadorian, Salvadorean
salvadoran [n] Salvadoran, Salvadorian, Salvadorean
salvia [n] sage, salvia (plant)
samara [n] samara (botany)
samario [n] samarium (element)
samba [n] samba (dance, music)
sambuco [n] elder, elderberry
Sami [n] Lapland, Sápmi
sami [a] Sami
sami [n] Sami
Samoa [n] Samoa
Samoa Ueste [n] Western Samoa
samoan [a] Samoan
samoan [n] Samoan
samodeica [a] Samoyedic, Samoyed
samovar [n] samovar (urn)
sampan [n] sampan (boat)
sample [v] sample (analysis, music)
sample [n] sample, specimen
sample acaso [n] random sample
sample tipal [n] cross-section (statistics)
samplador [n] sampler (music)
samsara [n] samsara (Buddhism, Hinduism)
samurai [n] samurai
San [n] St, Saint (title)
Golfo San Jorge [n] San Jorge Gulf
San Domingo [n] Santo Domingo
San Joan [n] Saint John's
San Jose [n] San José
San Jorj [n] St. George's, Saint George's
San Kitts e Nevis [n] Saint Kitts and Nevis
citian [a] Kittian
citian [n] Kittian
nevisian [a] Nevisian
nevisian [n] Nevisian
Golfo San Laurent [n] Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Rio San Laurent [n] Saint Lawrence River
San Lusia [n] Saint Lucia
sanlusian [a] Saint Lucian
sanlusian [n] Saint Lucian
San Marino [n] San Marino
samarines [a] Sammarinese
samarines [n] Sammarinese
San Martin [n] St. Martin, Saint Martin
Golfo San Matias [n] San Matías Gulf
San Nicolas [n] Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus
San Salvador [n] San Salvador
San Tome [n] São Tomé
San Tome e Prinsipe [n] São Tomé and Príncipe
santomense [a] São Toméan, Santomean
santomense [n] São Toméan, Santomean
San Vinsent e la Grenadines [n] Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
vinsentian [a] Vincentian, Vincy
vinsentian [n] Vincentian, Vincy
san [a] Bushman, San (person, language)
san [n] Bushman, San (person, language)
sana [a] healthy, hale, salubrious, sound
bon sania [e] good health, stay well, stay safe; cheers (when drinking)
mental sana [a] sane
nonsana [a] unhealthy
nonsania [a] unhealthiness, ill health, poor health, insalubrity
sani [v] heal, become healthy, get better, recover, recuperate, convalesce
sani [v] cure, make healthy, make better
sani spirital [n] faith healing
sania [n] health, wellness, salubriousness
sania mental [n] mental health, sanity
saninte [a] wholesome, health-giving, healthful, healthy, therapeutic
sanitota [n] cureall, panacea
sanor [n] healer
sanor spirital [n] faith healer, curandero
Sana [n] Sanaa
sanatorio [n] sanatorium, sanitorium
sanbernardo [n] Saint Bernard (dog)
sandal [n] sandal
sandaleta [n] flip-flop, thong (simple sandal)
sandalo [n] sandalwood
sanduitx [n] sandwich
sanduitx tostada [n] toasted sandwich, toastie
sanga [n] sangha (Buddhism)
sanglota [v] sob, gasp
sanglota [n] sob, gasp
sango [a] Sango, Sangho
sango [n] Sango, Basango, Bosango, Sangho
sangria [n] sangria (drink)
sangue [n] blood, gore
sangue de vive [n] lifeblood
con lias de sangue [a] consanguine
de sangue pur [a] pureblooded, purebred, thoroughbred
lias de sangue [n] consanguinity, blood ties
sangual [a] blood-related
sangui [v] bleed, lose blood
sangui [n] bleeding, bloodletting
sangui de nas [n] nosebleed
sanguosa [a] bloody, gory; bloodshot (eye)
sin sangue [a] bloodless
versa de sangue [n] bloodshed
sanguefria [n] sangfroid (calm)
sanscrito [a] Sanskrit
sanscrito [n] Sanskrit
santa [a] holy, sacred, sacral
santa [n] saint
desanti [v] become desecrated, become defiled, become profane
desanti [v] desecrate, defile, profane
desanti [n] desecration, sacrilege
nonsanta [a] unholy, profane
santeria [n] shrine, sanctuary, holy place
santi [v] be consecrated, be sanctified, be hallowed
santi [v] consecrate, sanctify, hallow; canonize
santi [n] consecration, sanctification; canonization/canonisation
santia [n] holiness, sacredness, beatitude, sainthood, sanctity
santida [a] hallowed, sacrosanct
Santiago [n] Santiago
sanumberto [n] bloodhound (dog)
sapaio [n] broad-billed sapayoa (bird)
sapato [n] shoe
sapato de plataforma [n] platform shoe
sapato de sporte [n] athletic shoe, gym shoe, running shoe, trainer, sneaker, plimsoll, pump, sandshoe
sapato escotada [n] court shoe, pump (low-cut)
sapateria [n] shoe shop
sapatin [a] shoelike
sapator [n] shoemaker, cobbler
sin sapatos [A] shoeless, barefoot, unshod
sapo [n] toad
sapin [a] toadlike, toady
sapon [n] soap
saponi [v] soap
saponosa [a] soapy
sapota [n] sapodilla (tree)
saprofaje [a] saprophagous
saprofaje [n] saprophyte
saprofajia [n] saprophagy (biology)
SAPT [C] PTSD, post-traumatic stress disorder
sarabanda [n] saraband (dance, music)
Saraievo [n] Sarajevo
Sarayevo [n] Sarajevo
saraseno [n] buckwheat (plant)
sarcasmo [n] sarcasm, snark
sarcasmosa [a] sarcastic, sardonic, snide, back-handed
sarco- [P] sarco- (flesh)
sarcofago [n] sarcophagus
sarcoidose [n] sarcoidosis (medical)
sarcoma [n] sarcoma (tumor/tumour)
-sarcoma [S] -sarcoma
sarcomero [n] sarcomere
sarcopenia [n] sarcopenia (medical)
sardas [n] csardas, czardas (dance)
sardina [n] sardine, pilchard
Sardinia [n] Sardinia
Mar Sarda [n] Sardinian Sea, Sea of Sardinia
sarda [a] Sard, Sardinian (person, language)
sarda [n] Sard, Sardinian (person, language)
Sargasso, Mar [n] Sargasso Sea
sari [n] sari (garment)
sarin [n] sarin (gas)
sarja [n] twill, serge (fabric)
sarjento [n] sergeant
sarjento de armas [n] sergeant-at-arms, serjeant-at-arms
sarong [n] sarong (garment)
sartorio [n] sartorius (muscle)
sasafras [n] sassafras (tree)
sasanan [a] Sassanid, Sassanian (dynasty)
sasares [a] Sassarese (person, language)
sasares [n] Sassarese (person, language)
sasia [v] satisfy, sate, satiate, gratify, assuage, quench; meet, fulfill/fulfil (requirement), live up to; cover, defray (cost)
sasia [n] satisfaction, satiation, gratification; fulfillment/fulfilment
autosasiada [a] self-satisfied, smug, complacent
nonsasia [v] dissatisfy
nonsasia [n] dissatisfaction
nonsasiable [a] insatiable, voracious
nonsasiada [a] unsatisfied, dissatisfied, unsatiated
nonsasiante [a] unsatisfying, unsatisfactory, unrewarding, thankless
sasiada [a] satisfied, content, replete, full (after eating), sated, satiated
sasiante [a] satisfying, satisfactory, rewarding, fulfilling
Saskatchewan [n] Saskatchewan (Canadian province)
sasofon [n] saxophone, sax
sasofoniste [n] saxophonist
sason [a] Saxon
sason [n] Saxon (person, language)
satai [n] satay (food)
Satan [n] Satan
satanal [a] satanic (of Satan)
satanin [a] satanic (like Satan), devilish
satanisme [n] Satanism
sataniste [n] Satanist
satelite [n] satellite
orienta par satelite [n] satellite navigation, satnav
satem [a] satem (language)
sati [n] sati, suttee (ritual immolation of widow)
satin [n] satin
satinin [a] satiny
satinin [n] sateen (fabric)
satir [n] satyr (mythology)
satira [a] satiric, satirical
satira [n] satire
satiri [v] satirize/satirise
satiriste [n] satirist
satiriase [n] satyriasis (medical)
satori [n] satori (Buddhism)
satrap [n] satrap (governor)
satrapia [n] satrapy
satura [v] saturate, soak through, steep
satura [n] saturation
nonsaturada [a] unsaturated
saturada [a] saturated
saturdi [n] Saturday
Saturno [n] Saturn (mythology, planet)
saturnin [a] Saturn-like
sauain [n] samhain (Celtic festival)
saudi [a] Saudi, Saudi Arabian
saudi [n] Saudi, Saudi Arabian
sauerbraten [n] sauerbraten (food)
sauna [n] sauna
sauternes [n] sauternes, sauterne (wine)
sava [n] sap (of plant)
savaje [a] wild, feral, untamed, savage, brutal, brutish, beastly
savaje [n] brute, thug, goon
savajeria [n] wilderness, wilds
savaji [v] turn wild, turn savage, brutalize/brutalise
savaji [v] turn wild, turn savage, brutalize/brutalise
savajia [n] wildness, savagery, brutality
savana [n] savanna, grassland, bush
Savoie [n] Savoie (French region)
savoian [a] Savoisien, Savoyen
Savu [n] Savu, Sawu (island)
Mar Savu [n] Savu Sea, Sawu Sea
sawain [n] samhain (Celtic festival)
saxifraje [n] saxifrage
saximi [n] sashimi (food)
sca [a] ska (music)
scabia [n] scabies
acaro de scabia [n] itch mite
scafal [n] shelf, ledge, rack, mantel, mantelpiece; scaffold, scaffolding; row (of table)
scafal de libros [n] bookshelf
scafal de ximine [n] mantelpiece, chimneypiece, chimneyshelf
scafali [v] shelve, put on a shelf
scala [n] ladder; scale (values, music)
scala fratal [n] vernier (fractional scale)
scala major [n] major scale (music)
scala minor [n] minor scale (music)
scala pliable [n] stepladder
scalal [a] scalar
scalda [v] scald
scalena [a] scalene (triangle)
scalera [n] staircase, stairway, stair, (flight of) stairs, (flight of) steps
scalera de bancas [n] bleachers, grandstand, tiered benches
scalera de entra [n] perron, front steps
scalera de securia [n] fire escape
scalera elica [n] spiral staircase
scalera rolante [n] escalator
scalerin [a] stepped, jagged
scalmo [n] oarlock, rowlock
scalpo [n] scalp
descalpi [v] scalp
scama [n] scale
descami [v] descale
descamida [a] descaled
scamin [a] scale-like
scamosa [a] scaly, squamous
scandal [n] scandal, outrage
scandali [v] scandalize/scandalise, outrage
scandalinte [a] scurrilous
scandalosa [a] scandalous, outrageous
scande [v] scan (poetry); chant (slogan, etc.)
scande [n] scansion; chant, chanting (of slogan, etc.)
Scandinavia [n] Scandinavia
scandinavian [a] Scandinavian
scandinavian [n] Scandinavian
scandio [n] scandium (element)
scane [v] scan (with eyes or machine)
scane [n] scan
scanador [n] scanner, digitizer/digitiser
scapula [n] shoulderblade, scapula
scarabe [n] beetle, scarab
scarabe de coton [n] boll weevil
scarabe de maio [n] cockchafer, May beetle, May bug, doodlebug
scarabe elefantin [n] weevil, chestnut weevil
scarabe sacra [n] scarab, dung beetle
Scaramux [n] Scaramouche, Scaramouch
scaramuxa [v] skirmish, scrimmage, clash, scuffle; squabble, bicker
scaramuxa [n] skirmish, scrimmage, squabble, clash, scuffle, mêlée, fray, affray, fracas
scarlata [a] scarlet, vermilion
scarlata [n] scarlet
scarlatina [n] scarlet fever, scarlatina
scat [a] scat (music)
-sce [S] -ish (pertaining to a region)
-sce [S] -ish (pertaining to a region)
sceleto [n] skeleton, frame, framework
sceleto de sepida [n] cuttlebone
sceletal [a] skeletal (of the skeleton)
sceletin [a] skeletal, skeletonlike
sitosceleto [n] cytoskeleton (biology)
scema [v] outline, plan, mastermind, scheme
scema [n] scheme, plan (of action, of payment); chart, diagram, outline, schema, schematic drawing; timetable
scema de flue [n] flowchart
scema de tricota [n] knitting pattern
scema economial [n] economic plan, budget
scema fantasial [n] pipedream, pie in the sky, castle in the air
scemal [a] schematic, scheme-based
scemor [n] schemer, planner, organizer/organiser, mastermind
scermo [n] screen, shield; monitor
scermo arjento [n] silver screen, cinema
scermo de cristal licuida [n] liquid-crystal display, LCD
scermo eraldial [n] coat of arms, blazon
scermo interatante [n] touchscreen
Scermo [n] Scutum (constellation)
scermeta [n] buckler; gusset
scermi [v] shield, shelter
scermida [a] shielded
scermida de la venta [a] sheltered, shielded from the wind
scermin [a] shieldlike, shield-shaped
scermioio [n] blinder, blinker
scerzo [a] scherzo
scerzo [n] scherzo
scet [n] skateboard
sceti [v] skateboard
sceti [n] skateboarding
scetor [n] skateboarder
scetx [n] sketch, skit (comedy)
sceuomorfe [a] skeuomorphic
sceuomorfe [n] skeuomorph, skiamorph
sceuomorfia [n] skeuomorphism
Schwaben [n] Swabia (German region)
schwabes [a] Swabian
sci [n] ski; skiing
sci [v] ski
sci acual [v] waterski
sci acual [n] waterski; waterskiing
sci savaje [n] off-piste skiing, backcountry skiing
sci tra distantia longa [v] ski long-distance
sci tra distantia longa [n] long-distance skiing
scieria [n] ski slope, piste
scior [n] skier
scife [n] skiff (boat)
scifel [n] skiffle (music)
scinco [n] skink (lizard)
scizo- [P] schizo- (split)
scizofrenia [n] schizophrenia
scizofrenica [a] schizophrenic
scizofrenica [n] schizophrenic
scizoide [a] schizoid
sclavo [n] slave
sclavi [v] become enslaved
sclavi [v] enslave
sclavia [n] slavery, servitude, bondage
sclavin [a] slavish, servile, subservient
sclavor [n] slaver, slave master, slave trader, slave dealer
sclera [n] sclera, white of the eye
sclero- [P] sclero- (hard)
scleroderma [n] scleroderma (medical)
sclerose [n] sclerosis (medical)
-sclerose [S] -sclerosis
sclerosica [a] sclerotic
-sclerosica [S] -sclerotic
scola [n] school, schoolhouse; faculty, department, college (university)
scola abitada [n] boarding school, residential school
scola de musica [n] conservatory, conservatoire
scola de opina [n] school of thought
scola media [n] middle school, lower secondary school, junior high school
scola prima [n] primary school, elementary school, grade school
prescola [n] kindergarten, nursery, preschool
prescolal [a] preschool
scolal [a] school, scholastic
scolor [n] pupil, schoolchild, schoolboy, schoolgirl
scolastica [n] scholasticism
scoliose [n] scoliosis (medical)
scoliosica [a] scoliotic
scolta [n] scout, boy scout, girl guide, girl scout
scolta joven [n] brownie, cub
scoltisme [n] scouting, scout movement
scon [n] scone (food)
scopa [n] broom, (large) brush
scopa de cauxo [n] squeegee
scopa de franjes [n] mop
scopi [v] sweep, brush
scopida [a] swept
scopida par venta [a] windswept, exposed to the wind
scopineva [n] snowplow/snowplough
scopor [n] sweeper, sweep (person)
scopor de ximine [n] chimneysweep
-scopi [S] -scopy (observation)
Scopie [n] Skopje
-scopio [S] -scope (observation instrument)
scorbuto [n] scurvy (medical)
scoria [n] scoria, slag (geology)
scorpion [n] scorpion
Scorpion [n] Scorpius, Scorpio (constellation)
scorpionin [a] scorpionlike
Scotia [n] Scotia
Mar Scotia [n] Scotia Sea
Scotia Nova [n] Nova Scotia (Canadian province)
Scotland [n] Scotland
scotes [a] Scottish, Scots
scotes [n] Scot (person); Scots (language)
scotoma [n] scotoma (medical)
scrabel [n] Scrabble (game)
scratxa [v] scratch (music)
scratxa [n] scratch (music)
scrima [v] fence
scrima [n] fencing, swordplay
scrima con baston [n] singlestick
scrimor [n] fencer
scrimxa [v] scrimshaw (engrave)
scrive [v] write; author; burn (disc)
scrive [n] writing (action, style)
scrive a sielo [v] skywrite
scrive corente [n] cursive writing
scrive de mano [n] handwriting (style)
scrive ombral [v] ghostwrite
scrive par mano [n] handwriting, penmanship (action)
scrive per un otra [v] ghostwrite
coscrive [v] co-write, coauthor
coscrivor [n] co-writer, coauthor
cosuscrive [v] cosign
cosuscrivor [n] cosigner, cosignatory
malscrive [v] write incorrectly, write down wrongly; write badly, write poorly, scribble, scrawl
malscrive [n] mistake in writing; scribble, scrawl, cacography
nonscrivable [a] read-only
nonscriveda [a] unwritten, oral
rescrive [v] rewrite; write back, write in reply
scrivador [n] word processor
scrivador de CD [n] CD writer, CD burner
scrivador de disco [n] CD writer, DVD writer, CD burner, DVD burner
scrivador de DVD [n] DVD writer, DVD burner
scriveda [n] writing (content)
scriveda par mano [a] handwritten
scrivedas santa [n] scriptures, holy texts
scriveria [n] escritoire, school desk, small writing desk
scriveta [v] scribble, scrawl, jot down
scriveta [n] scribble, scrawl
scrivetor [n] scribbler; talentless writer
scriviste [n] scribe, scrivener
scrivor [n] writer
scrivor de colona [n] columnist
scrivor ombral [n] ghostwriter
scrivoria [n] authorship
suprascrive [v] overwrite
suprascriveda [a] overwritten
suprascriveda [n] palimpsest
suscrive [v] sign, autograph, register, underwrite
suscrive [n] signature, autograph
suscrive de autor [n] author's signature; by-line
suscrive per entra [v] sign in, check in, register
suscrive per retira [v] sign out, check out
transcrive [v] transcribe; transliterate
transcrive [n] transcription, transcript
scroto [n] scrotum (anatomy)
scrotal [a] scrotal
scuadron [n] squadron; squad (for team)
scuax [n] squash (sport)
scuaxor [n] squash player
sculta [v] sculpt
sculta [n] sculpture, statue
sculta de sira [n] waxwork, wax figure, wax effigy
scultas [n] sculptures, statues, statuary
sculteta [n] statuette, figurine
scultin [a] statuesque
scultor [n] sculptor
Scultor [n] Sculptor (constellation)
scural [n] squirrel
scuralin [a] squirrelly (like a squirrel)
scuter [n] scooter (motorcycle)
scuteri [v] scooter, scoot; transport by scooter
se [m] himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves (reflexive)
se [n] self (psychology)
se mesma [m] himself, herself, itself, oneself, themselves (emphatically reflexive)
seanse [n] seance
fa un seanse [v] hold a seance
sebo [n] sebum; tallow (substance)
glande sebosa [n] sebaceous gland
sebosa [a] sebaceous
seborea [n] seborrhea/seborrhoea (medical)
sebuano [a] Cebuano (person, language)
sebuano [n] Cebuano (person, language)
seca [a] dry, arid, desiccated
estraseca [a] extra-dry
secador [n] dryer, drier
secador de capeles [n] hairdryer
seci [v] dry, dry up, wither, wilt, parch, desiccate, run dry
seci [v] dry; wipe up, wipe away
seci [n] drying, desiccation
secia [n] dryness; drought, dry spell
secia estrema [n] extreme dryness, desiccation, aridity
secicapel [n] hairdryer
secida [a] dried
secida par sol [a] sundried, sunbaked
secinte [a] drying
secinte [n] desiccant (substance)
semiseca [a] semiarid; medium-dry, off-dry
secante [n] secant (mathematics, geometry)
bisecante [n] bisecant
cosecante [n] cosecant
seco [n] cecum/caecum (anatomy)
secobarbital [n] secobarbital sodium, seconal (drug)
seconda [a] second (musical interval)
seconda [n] second (musical interval)
secondo [n] second (of time)
secondo ajuntada [n] leap second
nanosecondo [n] nanosecond
picosecondo [n] picosecond
secreta [a] secret, clandestine, confidential, esoteric, arcane, stealthy, furtive, covert, surreptitious, underground
secreta [A] secretly, in secret, stealthily, in confidence
secreta [n] secret, confidence
desecreti [v] become declassified
desecreti [v] declassify
secreteria [n] secretariat
secreti [v] become classified, be kept secret
secreti [v] classify, keep secret
secretia [n] secrecy, confidence
secretor [n] secretary, clerk
secretoral [a] secretarial, clerical
secretoria [n] secretariat
secretosa [a] secretive, reserved, reticent
secretosia [n] secrecy, reticence
susecretor [n] undersecretary
secrete [v] secrete
secrete [n] secretion
ipersecrete [v] hypersecrete (medical)
ipersecrete [n] hypersecretion
secuestra [v] kidnap, abduct; hijack
secuestra [n] kidnapping, abduction
secuestror [v] kidnapper, ravisher, captor, abductor; hijacker
secular [a] secular, profane
seculari [v] secularize/secularise
seculari [v] secularize/secularise
seculari [n] secularization/secularisation
secularia [n] secularity, secularism
secuoia [n] sequoia, redwood (tree)
secur [a] safe, secure
secur contra acua [a] waterproof
secur contra baletas [a] bulletproof
secur contra bobos [a] foolproof, idiotproof
secur contra bombas [a] bombproof
secur contra clima [a] weatherproof
secur contra flama [a] flameproof
secur contra foco [a] fireproof
secur contra frati [a] shatterproof
secur contra fura [a] burglarproof, theftproof
secur contra lus [a] lightproof, lightfast
secur contra malfunsiona [a] failsafe
secur contra osidi [a] rustproof
secur contra pluve [a] rainproof
secur contra radio [a] radio-proof, radio-shielded
secur contra tempesta [a] stormproof
secur contra umidia [a] dampproof, moistureproof
secur per delfines [a] safe for dolphins, dolphin-safe
secur per gida [a] roadworthy
secur per naviga [a] seaworthy
secur per vola [a] airworthy
desecuri [v] unlock, become unbolted, become untethered
desecuri [v] unlock, unbolt, untether
desecuri la polsos de [v] uncuff
desecuri la talos de [v] unshackle
nonsecur [a] insecure, unsafe, unsound, loose
nonsecuria [n] insecurity
nonsecurida [a] unsecured, unlocked, unbolted, untethered
securable [a] securable, lockable, lockup
securador [n] lock (door); safety (gun)
securador pendente [n] padlock
secureria [n] safe room, panic room
securi [v] become secure, become safe, become locked; become tethered
securi [v] secure, make secure, lock; make safe, safeguard; strap up, tether, moor
securi la polsos [E] handcuff, manacle
securi la talos [E] shackle
securia [n] safety, security, safekeeping
securilibro [n] bookend
securior [n] security worker, security officer, security guard
securipolso [n] handcuff, manacle
securitalo [n] fetter, shackle, ankle cuff
sibersecuria [n] cybersecurity
secute [v] shake, agitate, shake up, judder, jar, wag
secute [v] shake, agitate, shake up, judder, wag
secute [n] shaking
secutesal [n] salt shaker
seda [n] silk
seda de arania [n] spider silk, gossamer
de seda [a] (made of) silk, silken
sedin [a] silky, silken
Via de Seda [n] Silk Road
sede [v] cede, concede, yield, surrender, submit, succumb, give up, relinquish, forfeit, grant, give way, acquiesce, relent, buckle, capitulate
sede [n] concession, surrender, submission, acquiescence, capitulation
nonsedente [a] unyielding, unrelenting, relentless, unremitting, stubborn, persistent, tenacious, flinty
nonsedentia [n] relentlessness, stubbornness, persistence, tenaciousness
retrosede [v] recede; revert (to a former state); be relegated, be demoted; (economy) be in recession
retrosede [v] cause to recede; relegate, demote; put (economy) into recession
retrosede [n] recession; reversion (to a former state); relegation, demotion
retrosede economial [n] economic recession
retrosedente [a] receding, recessive
sedable [a] surrenderable, forfeitable, relinquishable
sedente [a] yielding, submissive, docile
seder [n] seder (Judaism)
sedi [n] cedi
sedilia [n] cedilla (diacritic)
sedo [n] sedum (plant)
sedro [n] cedar (tree)
sedui [v] seduce, entice
sedui [n] seduction, enticement
seduinte [a] seducing, seductive
seduor [n] seductor, seductress, minx, coquette, tease, tart, tramp, lolita, hussy
seduosa [a] seductive, sultry
sefalaljia [n] cephalalgia (medical)
sefalica [a] cephalic (of the head)
sefalo- [P] cephalo- (head)
sefalopodo [n] cephalopod, inkfish
sefardi [a] Sephardi (Judaism)
sefardi [n] Sephardi Jew
Sefeo [n] Cepheus (mythology, constellation)
segal [n] rye (plant)
segmento [n] line segment
segrega [v] segregate
segrega [n] segregation
segue [v] follow, trail, retrace; ensue; honor/honour, observe, stick to, comply with (agreement); succeed (one's predecessor); supervene
segue [n] sequence (order), run; segue (transition)
segue lenta [v] follow slowly, straggle, dawdle, lag behind
segue tro prosima [v] follow too closely, tailgate
nonsegue [n] non sequitur; non-observance, breach
nonsegue de acorda [n] breach of contract
resegue [v] follow back, retrace
resegue sua pasos [v] backtrack, retrace one's steps
seguable [a] followable, able to be followed
seguador [n] sequencer (music)
seguente [a] following, next, below, subsequent, consequent, consequential; consecutive, sequential, successive
seguente [A] next
seguente [n] successor, sequel, follow-up; consequence; wake, wash (ship)
seguente [p] following, according to, pursuant to
seguente de condensa [n] contrail, condensation trail, vapor/vapour trail
seguor [n] follower, acolyte, supporter, epigone; henchman, sidekick; successor
seguores [n] followers, entourage, retinue
tempo seguente [n] aftermath, wake
seguensa [v] sequence (biochemistry)
seja [n] chair, seat (including in an elected body); constituency
seja baldin [n] bucket seat
seja de gidor [n] driver seat, driver's seat
seja de pasajor [n] passenger seat
seja de vaso [n] commode, commode chair (containing a chamberpot)
seja jirante [n] swivel chair
seja osilante [n] rocking chair, rocker
seja portada [n] sedan chair, palanquin, litter
seja reclinante [n] recliner, reclining chair, lounger, lazyboy
seja retro [n] back seat
seja rolante [n] wheelchair
Seja Santa [n] Holy See
seja sumerjente [n] ducking stool, cucking stool; dunk tank
con du sejas [a] two-seater
sejeta [n] small seat, stool
sejeta de bar [n] barstool
sejon [n] armchair
teleseja [n] chairlift
sela [n] saddle
sela de amazonas [n] sidesaddle
seleria [n] saddlery (place)
selor [n] saddler
sin sela [a] bareback
selaco [n] shark
selaco balenin [n] whale shark
seladon [a] celadon (color/colour)
seladon [n] celadon, greenware (pottery)
selcup [a] Selkup
selcup [n] Selkup (person, language)
-sele [S] -cele/-coele (medical)
selebra [v] celebrate, rejoice, exult, revel in
selebra [n] celebration, party, gala, bash, prom, fete, festivity
selebra a lus de candelas [n] candlelight ceremony
selebra ante nase [n] baby shower (prenatal)
selebra de casa nova [n] housewarming
selebra de coctel [n] cocktail party
selebra de nase [n] baby shower (after the birth)
selebra de sera [n] soirée
selebra enebriada [v] carouse, binge
selebra enebriada [n] drunken revelry, bacchanal, bacchanalia
selebra mascida [n] masquerade party, masked ball
selebrada [a] celebrated, renowned
selebrada [n] celebrity (person), personality
selebrante [a] celebrating, jubilant, festive
selebria [n] celebrity (quality), renown
selebror [n] reveler/reveller; celebrant
selenio [n] selenium (element)
seleri [n] celery
seleucan [a] Seleucid (dynasty)
selfi [n] selfie (photo)
seliaca [n] celiac/coeliac disease, gluten intolerance
selo [n] seal (tight closure, wax, etc.); signet; postage stamp
selo postal [n] postage stamp
deseli [v] unseal
reselable [a] resealable
reseli [v] reseal
selable [a] sealable
seli [v] seal; stamp
selinte [a] sealing
selinte [n] sealant, caulk
selinte contra fria [n] weatherstrip
selobiosa [n] cellobiose (sugar)
selofan [n] cellophane
selula [n] cell (biology, room, organization/organisation), cubicle
selula de sangue [n] blood cell, corpuscle
selula dorminte [n] sleeper cell
selula madrin [n] stem cell
fotoselula [n] photocell, photoelectric cell
multiselulal [a] multicellular
selulal [a] cellular
selulin [a] cell-like
uniselulal [a] unicellular
selulase [n] cellulase
selulite [n] cellulitis
seluloide [n] celluloid (plastic)
selulosa [n] cellulose
semafor [n] semaphore; traffic light, traffic signal
semafori [v] semaphore; lock (database)
desemafori [v] unlock (database)
semana [n] week
semana de labora [n] working week, workweek
a cada semana [A] every week, weekly
a esta semana [A] this week
a la semana ante esta [A] last week
a la semana pos esta [A] next week
a la semana presedente [A] last week; the previous week
a la semana seguente [A] next week; the following week
dusemana [n] fortnight, period of two weeks
dusemanal [a] fortnightly, biweekly
du semanas [n] two weeks, fortnight
en un semana [A] during one week, in one week, within one week
mediasemana [n] midweek, middle of the week
pos un semana [A] in one week, in one week's time
semanal [a] weekly
semantica [n] semantics
semantical [a] semantic
sembla [v] resemble
sembla [n] resemblance
seme [n] seed; pip, pit, stone (fruit)
seme de lino [n] linseed
seme de pino [n] pine nut
desemador [n] seed remover; cotton gin
desemi [v] pit, stone (fruit)
semador [n] seeder, seed drill, hoe drill
semi [v] sow, seed
semi [n] sowing
semor [n] sower
semento [n] cement
sementi [v] cement
semestre [n] semester, term
semestral [a] termly
semetero [n] cemetery, graveyard, churchyard, burial site
semi- [P] semi-, half-
semin [n] semen, sperm
seminal [a] seminal (of semen)
semini [v] inseminate
semini [n] insemination
seminar [n] seminar
seminario [n] seminary
seminario iudi [n] Jewish seminary, yeshiva
seminariste [n] seminarian
semiotica [n] semiotics
semiotical [a] semiotic
semita [a] Semitic
semita [n] Semite
antisemita [a] antisemitic
antisemita [n] antisemite
antisemitisme [n] antisemitism
semola [n] semolina (grains, dessert)
sempre [A] always, forever, ever, all the time, all along
la plu bon de sempre [a] best ever
sempre denova [A] again and again, over and over, time and again, time after time
sempre min [A] ever less, less and less, decreasingly
sempre plu [A] ever more, more and more, increasingly
la plu grande de sempre [a] largest ever
no sempre [A] not always, not necessarily
per sempre [A] forever
sempreverde [a] evergreen
sempreverde [n] evergreen
sena [n] scene
sena miniatur [n] miniature scene, diorama
sena retrospetante [n] flashback
sena vivente [n] tableau
senario [n] script, screenplay, scenario
senari [v] script, write the script of
senariste [n] screenwriter, scriptwriter, scenarist
senato [n] senate
senator [n] senator
sene [n] ash, cinders
seneria [n] crematorium, crematory
senes [n] ashes, cinders
seni [v] be cremated
seni [v] cremate
seni [n] cremation
senin [a] ashlike, ashy; ashen, ash gray/grey
Senegal [n] Senegal
senegales [a] Senegalese
senegales [n] Senegalese
senese [v] age, become old, grow old
senese [v] age, make older
senese [n] old age, senescence, dotage
antisenesente [a] antiaging/antiageing
desenese [v] deage, rejuvenate
nonsenesente [a] never-aging/never-ageing, ageless, timeless
senesente [a] aging/ageing, aged, old, elderly, geriatric, senescent
senesente [n] old person, elderly person
senglar [n] wild boar
senglarin [a] boarlike, boarish
senil [a] senile
senilia [n] senility
senior [n] gentleman, lord, master; sir, sire (form of address)
Senior [n] Mr, Mister; Lord (religious)
seniora [n] lady; madam, ma'am (form of address)
Seniora [n] Mrs, Miss, Ms
senioras e seniores [n] ladies and gentlemen
senioreta [n] miss, Miss (historical form of address for a girl or unmarried woman)
senioreto [n] master, Master (historical form of address for a boy)
senioria [n] lordship, ladyship
seniorisme [n] manorialism, seignorialism (feudal)
seniorel [n] gentleman or lady; sir or ma'am (gender-neutral form of address)
Seniorel [n] Mr, Ms, Mrs, Miss, Mx
senioreles [n] ladies and gentlemen
seno [n] breast (mammary gland)
a seno [a] at the breast, suckling
entreseno [n] cleavage
senos [n] breasts, bosom, bust
senotafio [n] cenotaph
senozoica [a] Cenozoic (geology)
senozoica [n] Cenozoic (geology)
sensa [v] sense (experience a sensation)
sensa [n] sense, sensation, feeling
sensa comun [n] common sense (in philosophy)
desensosi [v] desensitize/desensitise
desensosi [v] desensitize/desensitise
estrasensal [a] extrasensory
fotosensante [a] photosensitive
ipersensosa [a] hypersensitive
ipersensosia [n] hypersensitivity
nonsensable [a] insensible
nonsensante [a] unsensing, insensate
nonsensosa [a] insensitive, numb, obtuse
nonsensosia [n] insensitivity, numbness
presensa [v] foresee, have a premonition
presensa [n] premonition, presentiment
sensable [n] leading note, leading tone, subsemitone
sensador [n] sensor
sensador de move [n] motion sensor
sensal [a] sensory, sensuous, sensate
sensante [a] sentient
sensisme [n] sensualism
sensosa [a] sensitive (to sensation)
sensosi [v] sensitize/sensitise
sensosi [v] sensitize/sensitise
sensosia [n] sensitivity, sensibility, sensuality
sensorimotor [a] sensorimotor (nerve)
sensorio [n] sensorium (sensory faculties)
sensura [v] censor, expurgate, bowdlerize/bowdlerise
sensura [n] censorship, expurgation, bowdlerization/bowdlerisation
sensurador [n] censorship software, censorware, Internet filter
sensuror [n] censor (person)
senta [v] sit
senta [v] seat, sit (someone) down
senta se [v] sit down; settle in
resenta [v] reseat
resenta se [v] sit back down
sentada [n] sit-up (exercise)
sentante [a] sitting, seated, sedentary
sentauro [n] centaur
Sentauro [n] Centaurus (constellation)
Alfa de la Sentauro [n] Alpha Centauri
sentenio [n] century
duisentenio [n] half-century
sentenial [a] centennial
sentese [n] centesis
-sentese [S] -centesis
amniosentese [n] amniocentesis
senti [v] feel, be aware of (emotion, pain); feel (+ adjective), consider oneself to be
senti [n] feeling, sense
senti ce on es felis [v] feel happy, consider oneself happy
senti de bon umor [v] feel cheerful, consider oneself cheerful
senti de ja videda [n] déjà vu
senti felis [v] feel happy, consider oneself happy
senti felisia [v] feel happiness
bonsenti [n] feeling good
de bonsenti [a] feel-good
nonsentosa [a] unfeeling, unsentimental
sentosa [a] sentimental, emotionally sensitive (having strong or many feelings)
sentosia [n] sentimentalism, sensitivity
sentim [n] cent, centime, penny, pfennig, pingin, santim, centavo (coin)
duisentim [n] halfpenny, ha'penny, halfpence
sentina [n] bilge (curved hull, compartment)
sento [D] (a) hundred
sento [a] hundredth (ordinal)
cuatrosento [D] four hundred
cuatrosento [a] four-hundredth (ordinal)
dusento [D] two hundred
dusento [a] two-hundredth (ordinal)
novesento [D] nine hundred
novesento [a] nine-hundredth (ordinal)
otosento [D] eight hundred
otosento [a] eight-hundredth (ordinal)
senti [v] split into a hundred parts
senti [v] split into a hundred parts
senti [n] hundredth (fraction)
senti- [P] centi- (a hundredth)
sentos [n] hundreds
sentuple [a] hundredfold
sentuple [A] a hundred times
sentuple [n] (group of) a hundred
sessento [D] six hundred
sessento [a] six-hundredth (ordinal)
setesento [D] seven hundred
setesento [a] seven-hundredth (ordinal)
sincosento [D] five hundred
sincosento [a] five-hundredth (ordinal)
tresento [D] three hundred
tresento [a] three-hundredth (ordinal)
Sentrafrica [n] Central African Republic
sentrafrican [a] Central African
sentrafrican [n] Central African
sentri- [P] centri- (central)
sentrifuga [n] centrifuge
sentrifugal [a] centrifugal
sentrifugi [v] centrifuge
sentriol [n] centriole (biology)
sentripeta [a] centripetal
sentro [n] center/centre; hub
sentro comersial [n] shopping center/centre, shopping mall
sentro de blanco [n] bullseye
sentro de reajusta [n] rehabilitation center/centre, halfway house
sentro de recrea [n] recreation center/centre, leisure center/centre, fitness center/centre
sentro de rexerca [n] research center/centre, think tank
sentro de site [n] city center/centre, center/centre city, downtown
sentro de table [n] centerpiece/centrepiece
sentro de telefonia [n] switchboard, telephone exchange
sentro eletrical [n] power station, power plant
desentri [v] decentralize/decentralise; decenter/decentre
desentri [v] decentralize/decentralise; decenter/decentre
endosentral [a] endocentric
esosentral [a] exocentric
eurosentrisme [n] Eurocentrism, Eurocentricity
eurosentriste [a] Eurocentric, Eurocentrist
eurosentriste [n] Eurocentrist
jeosentral [a] geocentric
jeosentrisme [n] geocentrism
jeosentriste [a] geocentric
nonsentral [a] non-central, off-center/off-centre
sentral [a] central, pivotal
sentri [v] centralize/centralise; center/centre
sentri [v] centralize/centralise, center/centre
sentrisme [n] centrism
sentriste [a] centrist
sentriste [n] centrist
sentror [n] center/centre, midfielder (sport)
teosentrisme [n] theocentrism
teosentriste [a] theocentric
sentromero [n] centromere
senturion [n] centurion
Seoul [n] Seoul
sepal [n] sepal (botany)
separa [v] separate, differentiate, discriminate, segregate, break up, secede
separa [v] separate, differentiate, discriminate, segregate, break up
separa [n] separation, differentiation, discrimination, segregation; breakaway, breakup, secession
desepara [v] desegregate
desepara [n] desegregation
nonseparable [a] inseparable, indivisible
nonseparada [a] unseparated, indiscrete
separable [a] separable
separada [a] separate, distinct, discrete, independent, outlying
separada [A] separately, apart, asunder
separada [n] outlier, isolated case, special case, unique feature
separadisme [n] separatism; apartheid, segregationism
separadiste [a] separatist; segregationist
separador [n] separator
separador desimal [n] decimal separator, decimal point
sepe [n] hedge, hedgerow
sepi [v] hedge
sepia [a] sepia (color/colour, pigment)
sepia [n] sepia (color/colour, pigment)
sepida [n] cuttlefish
sepiolita [n] sepiolite, meerschaum (substance)
sepse [n] sepsis, septicemia/septicaemia
-sepse [S] -sepsis (infection)
antisepse [n] antisepsis
antisepsica [a] antiseptic
antisepsica [n] antiseptic
nonsepsica [a] aseptic
sepsi [v] become septic, fester
sepsica [a] septic
-sepsica [S] -septic
septo [n] septum
sera [n] evening, eve
a esta sera [A] this evening, tonight
a sera [A] in the evening
a sera doman [A] tomorrow evening
a sera ier [A] yesterday evening
a sera oji [A] this evening, tonight
bon sera [e] good evening (greeting)
la sera ante [n] the evening before, the eve of
seral [a] (of the) evening, vespertine, vespertinal
serafin [n] seraph (angel)
serafines [n] seraphim
Seram [n] Seram, Ceram (island)
Mar Seram [n] Sea of Seram, Seram Sea
seramica [a] ceramic
seramica [n] piece of pottery
arte de seramica [n] ceramic art, pottery
serbatana [n] blowgun, blowpipe
Serbia [n] Serbia
serbsce [a] Serbian
serbsce [n] Serbian, Serb
serca [n] fence
serca de palos [n] palisade
sercas [n] fences, fencing
serci [v] fence
serco [n] cercus
sereal [a] cereal
sereal [n] cereal
serebro [n] brain, cerebrum
serebro fronte [n] forebrain, prosencephalon
serebro retro [n] hindbrain, rhombencephalon
serebral [a] cerebral
serebreta [n] cerebellum
serebretal [a] cerebellar
serebri [v] rack one's brain, think hard about, puzzle over, brainstorm
serebrospinal [a] cerebrospinal
serenada [v] serenade
serenada [n] serenade
serfo [n] serf (feudal)
serfia [n] serfdom
seri [a] Seri, Comcaac
seri [n] Seri (person, language)
seria [a] serious, earnest, solemn, strict, responsible, stringent, weighty, no-nonsense
seria [n] seriousness, solemnity, gravity
nonseria [a] frivolous
sin seria [a] frivolous
serie [n] series, spate, succession, run, (winning) streak
serie de colonas [n] colonnade
serie de imajes [n] series of images, slide show
en serie [a] in series, in sequence, running, consecutive, successive, sequential, in a row
miniserie [n] miniseries
serial [a] serial, successive, consecutive
serial [A] in series, in succession, consecutively
serialisme [n] serialism, serial music
serialiste [a] serial
serif [n] serif
serifi [v] serif
serifida [a] serif, serifed
sin serif [a] sans serif
serigrafia [n] serigraphy, screen printing, silkscreen printing (art)
serigram [n] serigraph, silkscreen print
serin [n] serin (bird)
serio [n] cerium (element)
seriso [n] cherry (tree)
serisa [n] cherry (fruit)
sermon [n] sermon, homily
sermonor [n] preacher
sero [n] whey (milk); serum (blood)
sero de bur [n] buttermilk
serosa [a] serous
serolojia [n] serology
serolojiste [n] serologist
seronegativa [a] seronegative
seronegativia [n] seronegativity
seropositiva [a] seropositive
seropositivia [n] seropositivity
serotino [n] house bat, serotine bat, silky bat, big brown bat
serotonina [n] serotonin
serpe [v] snake, meander, wind; wriggle, wiggle, writhe, slither
serpe [v] cause to meander; cause to wriggle
serpe a via de [v] wriggle away from, wriggle out of, weasel out of
serpente [a] wriggling, wriggly
serpente [n] snake, serpent
serpente de mar [n] sea serpent, sea dragon
Serpente [n] Serpens (constellation)
serpentin [a] serpentine, meandering, convoluted, sinuous, snakelike
serpentor [n] snake handler, snake charmer; snake eagle
Serpentor [n] Ophiuchus (constellation)
serseta [n] teal (bird)
sersis [n] redbud, Judas tree
serta [a] certain, sure, secure, confident, assertive
serta [A] certainly, surely, definitely, assuredly, of course
nonserta [a] uncertain, insecure, unconfident, unassertive, unsure, iffy, moot, unsure
nonsertia [n] uncertainty
nonsertida [a] unchecked, unverified, unconfirmed
reserti [v] recheck, reverify
sertable [a] checkable, verifiable
serti [v] become sure, become checked, become verified
serti [v] confirm, check, verify, assure, ensure, make sure, secure, ascertain
serti [n] confirmation, check, assurance
serti de sona [n] sound check (music)
sertia [n] certainty; assuredness, confidence, assertiveness
sertida [a] checked, verified
serumen [n] earwax, cerumen
serval [n] serval (wild cat)
servi [v] serve (master, customer, food, drink, ball)
servi [n] serving, service; (a) favor/favour, kindness; serve (tennis)
servinte [n] servant
servi publica [n] service, (public) utility
servi ueb [n] web service
servi ueb [n] web service
autoservi [n] self-service
culier de servi [n] serving spoon
plato de servi [n] serving dish, serving plate
servador [n] server (computer, utensil)
servador ueb [n] web server
servador web [n] web server
servor [n] server, waiter, waitress, servant; server (tennis)
servor de casa [n] servant, domestic worker, maid, housemaid, houseboy
servor de restorante [n] waiter, waitress
servor de table [n] waiter, waitress
servor de vesti [n] valet
servor xef [n] headwaiter, maître d'hôtel
servorin [a] servantlike, servile
servix [n] cervix
servo [n] deer
servo fema [n] doe, hind, female deer
servo mas [n] buck, hart, stag, male deer
serveta [n] fawn, baby deer
servin [a] deerlike
servo- [P] servo-
ses [D] six
ses [a] sixth (ordinal)
sesan [a] six years old, aged six
sesan [n] six-year-old
sesi [v] split into six
sesi [v] split into six
sesi [n] sixth (fraction)
sesuple [a] sextuple
sesuple [n] sextet
sesa [v] cease, stop (activity, oneself), quit
sesa [v] cease, stop (activity, oneself), quit
sesa [n] cessation
nonsesante [a] unceasing, incessant, continual, non-stop
sesaspara [n] ceasefire, truce, armistice
sin sesa [a] unceasing, incessant, continual, non-stop
sesajesimal [a] sexagesimal
sesamo [n] sesame (plant, seeds)
sesarea [n] Cesarean/Caesarean section, C-section
sesio [n] cesium/caesium
sesion [n] section, segment (including of an orange); session; period (part of a school day)
sesion pratical [n] practical session, workshop
bisesioni [v] split into two
bisesioni [v] bisect, split into two
bisesioni [n] bisection
sesional [a] sectional
sesioni [v] section, segment, partition, dissect, articulate
sesioni [v] section, segment, partition, dissect, articulate
sesioni [n] dissection
sesionida [a] sectioned, segmented, partitioned, dissected, articulated, jointed
suprasesional [a] suprasegmental
susesion [n] subsection
trisesioni [v] split into three
trisesioni [v] trisect, split into three
trisesioni [n] trisection
seso [n] sex, gender; sexual intercourse, lovemaking
seso anal [n] anal sex
seso bocal [n] oral sex
asesal [a] asexual, non-sexual
asesal [n] asexual person, non-sexual person
asesalia [n] asexuality
bisesal [a] bisexual
bisesalia [n] bisexuality
eterosesal [a] heterosexual
eterosesal [n] heterosexual
eterosesalia [n] heterosexuality
fa de seso [n] sex, lovemaking
fa la seso [v] have sex, make love
intersesal [a] intersex, intersexual
intersesal [n] intersex person
intersesalia [n] intersexuality
labora sesal [n] sex work
laboror sesal [n] sex worker
nonsesal [a] asexual, non-sexual
nonsesal [n] asexual person, non-sexual person
omosesal [a] homosexual
omosesal [n] homosexual
omosesalia [n] homosexuality
pansesal [a] pansexual
psicosesal [a] psychosexual
sesal [a] sexual, sensual, erotic, venereal
sesali [v] sexualize/sexualise
sesali [v] sexualize/sexualise
sesali [n] sexualization/sexualisation
sesalia [n] sexuality, sensuality
sesia [n] sexuality (orientation)
sesisme [n] sexism
sesiste [a] sexist
sesiste [n] sexist
sesosa [a] sexy, foxy
sesosa [n] sexpot, sex bomb
transesal [a] transsexual
transesal [n] transsexual
transesalia [n] transsexuality
unisesal [a] unisex
sespe [n] turf, sod, lawn (grassy ground)
sespeta [n] divot
sesta [a] sixth (musical interval)
sesta [n] sixth (musical interval)
sestante [n] sextant
Sestante [n] Sextans (constellation)
sesto [n] basket
sesto de dejeta [n] wastebasket
sesto de leva [n] banneton, brotform (basket for shaping bread)
sesto de pan [n] breadbasket
sesto de pexa [n] fish basket, creel
sestodo [n] cestode, tapeworm
set [n] set (tennis, etc.)
seta [n] sect
setal [a] sectarian
setisme [n] sectarianism
setaseo [a] cetacean
setaseo [n] cetacean
sete [D] seven
sete [a] seventh (ordinal)
setan [a] seven years old, aged seven
setan [n] seven-year-old
seti [v] split into seven
seti [v] split into seven
seti [n] seventh (fraction)
setembre [n] September
setica [a] skeptical/sceptical
setica [n] skeptic/sceptic
eurosetica [a] euroskeptic/eurosceptic
eurosetica [n] euroskeptic/eurosceptic
seticisme [n] skepticism/scepticism
setima [a] seventh (musical interval)
setima [n] seventh (musical interval)
Seto, Mar [n] Seto Inland Sea, Setouchi
setor [n] sector (geometry, disk, finance)
setor bancal [n] banking sector
setor privata [n] private sector
setor publica [n] public sector, state sector
setorino [n] basking shark
setro [n] scepter/sceptre
Seues [n] Suez
Canal Seues [n] Suez Canal
Golfo Seues [n] Gulf of Suez
Sewes [n] Suez
Canal Sewes [n] Suez Canal
Golfo Sewes [n] Gulf of Suez
sever [a] severe, stern, strict, harsh, acerbic, austere, ascetic, rigorous, draconian, mordant, trenchant, stark, stringent, tough, heavy-handed
sever e subita [a] fulminating, berating
deseveri [v] relax, mellow, become less severe
deseveri [v] relax, mellow, make less severe
severi [v] harshen
severi [v] harshen
severia [n] severity, strictness, harshness, austerity, rigor/rigour
sevitxe [n] ceviche, cebiche, sebiche, seviche
Sexeles [n] Seychelles
sexeles [a] Seychellois
sexeles [n] Seychellois
sfenoide [n] sphenoid, sphenoid bone
sfera [a] spherical
sfera [n] sphere, orb
sfera de sielo [n] celestial sphere
biosfera [n] biosphere
emisfera [n] hemisphere
idrosfera [n] hydrosphere
litosfera [n] lithosphere, mantle (geology)
sferin [a] spheroid, spherelike, roundish
sfigmometre [n] sphygmomanometer, blood-pressure gauge
sfinje [n] sphinx
sfinter [n] sphincter (anatomy)
Shetland [n] Shetland
Isolas Shetland [n] Shetland Islands, Shetland Isles
si [s] if, as long as, provided that
e si [E] what if
estra si [s] except if, unless
si ... no [s] if ... not, unless
si no [E] if not, otherwise, else
si sola [s] if only
si tal [E] if so
si [e] yes, indeed, yeah, yay, yea; (question tag) is it?, do you?, have they? (etc., typically implying some uncertainty)
si [n] si, ti (musical note)
sian [a] cyan, aqua
sian [n] cyan, aqua
siani [v] turn cyan
siani [v] turn cyan
sianido [n] cyanide
sianoacrilato [n] cyanoacrylate
sianogram [n] blueprint
sianose [n] cyanosis (medical)
siatica [a] sciatic (anatomy)
siber- [P] cyber-
sibernetica [n] cybernetics
sibernetical [a] cybernetic
sibil [n] sibyl
sibilal [a] sibylline
sibila [v] whistle
sibila [n] whistle (sound)
sibileta [n] whistle (instrument), penny whistle
sibilor [n] whistler (bird)
Sibir [n] Siberia
Mar Sibir Este [n] East Siberian Sea
sibirsce [a] Siberian
sibirsce [n] Siberian
sibola [n] scallion, spring onion, green onion
siboleta [n] chive, chives
siborge [n] cyborg
siborgio [n] seaborgium (element)
Sibuyan, Mar [n] Sibuyan Sea
Isola Sibuyan [n] Sibuyan Island
sic [a] Sikh
sic [n] Sikh
sicisme [n] Sikhism (religion)
sicada [n] cycad (plant)
sicadela [n] leafhopper (insect)
sicala [n] cicada (insect)
sicatris [n] scar, cicatrix, pockmark
sicatrisi [v] scar, scarify, cicatrize/cicatrise, become pockmarked
sicatrisi [v] scar, scarify, cicatrize/cicatrise, pockmark
siclamen [n] cyclamen (plant)
sicle [a] cyclic, cyclical, looping
sicle [n] cycle, loop; bike
sicle de vive [n] life cycle, circle of life
sicle vil [n] vicious circle
sicle virtuosa [n] virtuous circle
antisiclon [n] anticyclone, high-pressure area
bisicle [n] bicycle, bike
bisicle motorida [n] motorized/motorised bicycle, moped
bisicle orizonal [n] recumbent bicycle
bisicle per du [n] tandem
bisicle sin pedales [n] balance bike, run bike; dandy horse, pedestrian curricle, swiftwalker
bisicli [v] bicycle, cycle; transport by bicycle
bisicli [n] bicycling, cycling; transportation by bicycle
bisiclisme [n] bicycling, cycling (sport, pastime)
bisicliste [n] bicyclist, cyclist
eterosicle [a] heterocyclic
monosicle [n] unicycle, monocycle
motosicle [n] motorcycle, motorbike
motosicli [v] go by motorbike; transport by motorbike
motosiclisme [n] motorcycling, motorcycle racing, motor racing
motosicliste [n] motorcyclist, biker
nonsiclin [a] acyclic
resiclable [a] recyclable
resiclable [n] recyclable (object)
resicleria [n] recycling plant; junkyard, scrapyard, wrecking yard
resicli [v] recycle
resicli [v] recycle
sicli [v] cycle, loop
sicli [v] cycle, loop
siclin [a] cyclic
siclisme [n] cycling, bicycling (sport, pastime)
sicliste [n] cyclist
siclon [n] cyclone, typhoon, hurricane
trisicle [n] tricycle, trike
trisiclal [a] tricyclic
siclido [n] cichlid (fish)
siclioforo [n] cycliophor, symbion (organism)
siclope [n] cyclops (mythology, crustacean)
siclotron [n] cyclotron (particle accelerator)
sicomoro [n] sycamore, sycamore fig, fig-mulberry, sycomore
siconia [n] stork
side [a] thirsty
side per sangue [a] bloodthirsty
sidi [v] thirst, become thirsty
sidi [v] make thirsty
sidia [n] thirst
-side [S] -cide (killing)
SIDO [C] AIDS
sidra [n] cider (alcoholic or not)
sieca [a] blind
sieca a blu [a] blind to blue, tritanopic
sieca a color [a] color-blind/colour-blind, achromatic, monochromatic
sieca a roja [a] blind to red, protanopic
sieca a verde [a] blind to green, deuteranopic
partal sieca [a] partially blind, purblind
sieci [v] go blind
sieci [v] blind, dazzle
siecia [n] blindness
sielo [n] sky, firmament; heaven
sielal [a] celestial, heavenly (of the sky)
sielin [a] heavenly (like heaven)
su sielo [a] open-air, outdoor
su sielo [A] outside, outdoors, in the open air, al fresco
siena [a] sienna (color/colour)
siena [n] sienna (color/colour)
siena ardeda [n] burnt sienna
siena cru [n] raw sienna
siensa [n] science
siensa de atmosfera [n] atmospheric science
neurosiensa [n] neuroscience
neurosiensiste [n] neuroscientist
nonsiensal [a] unscientific
pseudosiensa [n] pseudoscience
pseudosiensal [a] pseudoscientific
siensal [a] scientific
siensas umana [n] human sciences, humanities
sienseria [n] laboratory, lab
siensiste [n] scientist, boffin
sientolojia [n] scientology (religion)
sientolojiste [n] scientologist
siera [n] saw (tool); jagged mountain range
siera alternante [n] jigsaw (power), scroll saw, sabresaw, reciprocating saw
siera arcin [n] bowsaw
siera cuadro [n] whipsaw, pit saw, two-man saw
siera de banda [n] band saw
siera de detalia [n] jigsaw (hand)
siera de junta [n] miter/mitre saw
siera de mano [n] handsaw
siera de table [n] table saw, bench saw, sawbench
siera per metal [n] hacksaw
siera radial [n] radial saw, radial arm saw
siera sirculo [n] circular saw, power saw
motosiera [n] chainsaw
siereria [n] sawmill
sieri [v] saw
sieri [n] sawing
sieribuco [n] hole saw
siericurva [n] coping saw, fretsaw
sierin [a] jagged, serrated, toothlike, sawtooth
sierini [v] serrate
sierini [v] serrate
sieror [n] sawyer
Siera Leon [n] Sierra Leone
sieraleonian [a] Sierra Leonean
sieraleonian [n] Sierra Leonean
sifilis [n] syphilis (medical)
sifilisica [a] syphilitic
sifon [n] siphon
sifoni [v] siphon
sifose [n] kyphosis
sifosica [a] kyphosic
sifosica [n] hunchback
sifra [n] code, cipher
desifrable [a] decipherable
desifri [v] decode, decipher, decrypt
desifri [n] decryption
nondesifrable [a] indecipherable
resifri [v] reencode, reencipher, reencrypt
sifri [v] encode, encipher, encrypt
sifri [n] encryption, encoding
sifri de punto a punto [n] end-to-end encryption
sigar [n] cigar
sigareta [n] cigarette, fag
sigareta de canaba [n] cannabis cigarette, joint, reefer
sigma [n] sigma (Greek letter)
sigmoide [a] S-shaped, sigmoid
sigmoide [n] sigmoid colon (anatomy)
sil [n] lash, eyelash
suprasil [n] eyebrow
silaba [n] syllable
dusilaba [n] disyllable
dusilabal [a] disyllabic, bisyllabic
monosilaba [n] monosyllable
monosilabal [a] monosyllabic
polisilaba [n] polysyllable
polisilabal [a] polysyllabic
silabal [a] syllabic
silabi [v] syllabify, syllabicate
silabi [n] syllabification, syllabication
silabario [n] syllabary
silente [a] silent, quiet, mute
silentador [n] silencer, muffler; gag (for mouth)
silenti [v] fall silent, be quiet, say nothing, shut up
silenti [v] hush
silentia [n] silence, quietude
silex [n] flint
silica [n] silica, silicon dioxide
silicato [n] silicate
silico [n] silicon (element)
silicosa [a] siliceous
silicon [n] silicone (substance)
silindre [a] cylindrical
silindre [n] cylinder; canister
silio [n] cilium (pl. cilia) (biology)
silial [a] cilial
Silisia [n] Cilicia
silo [n] silo
silo de misil [n] missile silo
sili [v] silo, store in a silo
silida [n] silage
silojisme [n] syllogism
silojiste [a] syllogistic
silueta [v] silhouette, be silhouetted, present a silhouette
silueta [v] silhouette
silueta [n] silhouette
silurian [a] Silurian (geology)
silurian [n] Silurian (geology)
sim- [P] sym- (together)
simbal [n] cymbal (musical instrument)
simbiose [v] symbiose, live in symbiosis, live symbiotically
simbiose [n] symbiosis
simbiosente [a] symbiotic
simbiosente [n] symbiont
simbol [n] symbol, sign, token, emblem
simboles [n] symbols, notation
simboli [v] symbolize/symbolise
simboli [n] symbolization/symbolisation, notation
simbolin [a] symbolic, emblematic
simbolisme [n] symbolism, imagery
simboliste [a] symbolist, symbolistic
simboliste [n] symbolist
simbolojia [n] symbology
simense [n] siemens (unit of conductance)
simetre [a] symmetrical
nonsimetre [a] asymmetrical, skew
nonsimetri [v] skew, become asymmetrical
nonsimetri [v] skew, make asymmetrical
nonsimetria [n] asymmetry
simetri [v] become symmetrical
simetri [v] make symmetrical
simetria [n] symmetry
simfito [n] sawfly
simfonia [n] symphony
simfonial [a] symphonic
simfonin [a] symphonic
simia [n] monkey, small primate
simia afroasian [n] Old World monkey
simia american [n] New World monkey
simial [a] simian
simil [a] similar, alike, kindred, akin, suchlike; similar (geometry)
simil [A] similarly, in a similar way
desimili [v] become dissimilar, dissimilate
desimili [v] make dissimilar, dissimilate
desimili [n] dissimilation
nonsimil [a] unlike, unalike, dissimilar
o simil [E] or so, or thereabouts, or something like that
similador [n] simulator
simili [v] become similar, assimilate; be simulated
simili [v] make similar, assimilate; simulate
simili [n] simulation, simulacrum, likeness
similia [n] similarity, similitude
simitar [n] scimitar (sword)
simonia [n] simony (profiting from sacred things)
simpatia [v] have a mutual understanding of, be on the same wavelength as, be sympatico, get along with
simpatia [n] fellow-feeling, mutual liking, affinity, rapport
parasimpatica [a] parasympathetic (nerves)
simpatica [a] sympathetic (technical senses)
simpatiosa [a] sympathetic (feeling rapport, not pity), sympatico
simple [a] simple, rudimentary, elementary, mere; basic, uncomplicated, plain, straightforward, simplex, simplistic
simple [A] simply, merely
simpli [v] become simplified; become streamlined
simpli [v] simplify; streamline
simpli [n] simplification
simplia [n] simplicity
suprasimpli [v] oversimplify
suprasimpli [v] oversimplify
suprasimpli [n] oversimplification
simultan [a] simultaneous, concurrent, synchronous
simultan [A] simultaneously, in unison
simultania [n] simultaneity, synchronicity, unison
sin [p] without; lacking, devoid of
sin ce [s] without
sin- [P] syn- (together)
Sina [n] Sinai, Sinai Peninsula
sinabar [n] cinnabar (mineral)
sinagoga [n] synagogue
sinala [a] Sinhala, Sinhalese (person, language)
sinala [n] Sinhala, Sinhalese (person, language)
sinapse [n] synapse (biology)
presinapsal [a] presynaptic (biology)
sinapsal [a] synaptic
sincim [n] twenty-pence piece, twenty-cent piece (coin)
sinclo [n] dipper (bird)
sinclosoma [n] whipbird
sinco [D] five
sinco [a] fifth (ordinal)
sincan [a] five years old, aged five
sincan [n] five-year-old
sinci [v] split into five
sinci [v] split into five
sinci [n] fifth (fraction)
sincuple [a] quintuple
sincuple [n] quintet; cinquain, quintain (poem)
sincopa [v] syncopate
sincopa [n] syncopation (music)
sincrona [a] synchronous, synchronic, in sync
sincrona [n] synchronism
desincroni [v] desynchronize/desynchronise
jeosincrona [a] geosynchronous
nonsincrona [a] asynchronous, out of sync
resincroni [v] resynchronize/resynchronise
sincroni [v] synchronize/synchronise, sync; entrain (biology)
sincroni [v] synchronize/synchronise, sync, entrain
sincroni [n] synchronization/synchronisation, sync
sincronia [n] synchrony, synchroneity, synchronicity (state), synchronism
sindi [a] Sindhi (person, language)
sindi [n] Sindhi (person, language)
sindicato [n] syndicate, labor/labour union, trade union, guild
nonsindicatal [a] non-union
sindicati [v] syndicate, unionize/unionise
sindicati [v] syndicate, unionize/unionise
sindicati [n] syndication
sindicatisme [n] unionism, syndicalism
sindicatiste [n] unionist, syndicalist
sindrom [n] syndrome, disorder
sindrom de angusa pos trauma [n] post-traumatic stress disorder
sindrom de Down [n] Down syndrome, Down's syndrome
sindrom de imunodebilia otenida [n] acquired immune deficiency syndrome, AIDS
sindrom de osese e compulsa [n] OCD, obsessive-compulsive disorder
sindrom respiral acuta sever [n] SARS, severe acuta respiratory sindrome
sinecura [n] sinecure, cushy job
sinema [n] cinema, movie theater/theatre
sinema de casa [n] home theater/theatre, home cinema
fan de sinema [n] moviegoer, film fan, cinema fan
sinemiste [n] cinematographer, filmmaker, moviemaker
sinemafilia [n] cinemaphilia, love of movies
sinemafilica [n] moviegoer, film fan, cinema fan, lover of movies
sinematografia [n] cinematography, filmmaking, moviemaking
sinematografial [a] cinematographic
sinematografiste [n] cinematographer, filmmaker, moviemaker
sinerese [n] syneresis/synaeresis
sinerjia [n] synergy
sinerjial [a] synergetic, synergistic
sinestesia [n] synesthesia/synaesthesia
Singapor [n] Singapore
singapor [a] Singaporean
singapor [n] Singaporean
Streta Singapor [n] Strait of Singapore
singular [a] singular
singular [n] singular; single (music)
singularia [n] singularity
sinia [v] signal, signify, denote (be a sign of); sign (use sign language)
sinia [n] sign, emblem; character (typography); signal; sign (positive, negative or zero)
sinia de "a" [n] at sign
sinia de "e" [n] ampersand
sinia de ajunta [n] plus sign
sinia de aproba [n] checkmark, tick
sinia de daga [n] dagger, obelus
sinia de demanda [n] question mark
sinia de divide [n] division sign
sinia de dolar [n] dollar sign
sinia de egalia [n] equals sign
sinia de elidi [n] apostrophe
sinia de esclama [n] exclamation mark, exclamation point
sinia de inferioria [n] less-than sign
sinia de inferioria o egalia [n] less-than-or-equal sign
sinia de junta [n] hyphen, dash
sinia de multipli [n] multiplication sign
sinia de numero [n] number sign
sinia de omete [n] caret, omission mark
sinia de paund [n] pound sign (currency)
sinia de puntua [n] punctuation mark
sinia de radis [n] root sign
sinia de repete [n] ditto, ditto mark
sinia de sita [n] quotation mark
sinia de stela [n] asterisk
sinia de superioria [n] greater-than sign
sinia de superioria o egalia [n] greater-than-or-equal sign
sinia de sutrae [n] minus sign
sinia de tabli [n] tab character
sinia de tempo [n] time signature (music)
sinia negativa [n] negative sign, minus sign
sinia positiva [n] positive sign, plus sign
sinia secreta [n] secret sign, password
sinia V [n] V-sign (victory, insult)
nonsiniada [a] unsigned
siniada [a] signed
siniante [a] denoting, emblematic
sinias de tonalia [n] key signature (music)
siniasita [n] quotation mark
siniasita duple basa [n] low double quotation mark, low double curved quote
siniasita duple reta [n] straight double quotation mark, straight double quote, typewriter double quote
siniasita unuple basa [n] low single quotation mark, low single curved quote
siniasita unuple reta [n] straight single quotation mark, straight single quote, typewriter single quote
sinieta [n] accent, diacritic, diacritical mark
sinieta agu [n] acute accent
sinieta corta [n] breve
sinieta grave [n] grave accent
sinieta longa [n] macron
sinieta nonagu [n] grave accent
sinieta sircoflexe [n] circumflex, circumflex accent
sinial [n] signal (electric, radio, etc.); cue
sinial de crise [n] emergency signal, distress signal, distress call
sinial luminante [n] flare
malsiniali [v] miscue
malsiniali [n] miscue
siniali [v] signal (transmit a signal); cue
sinica [a] cynical
sinica [n] cynic
sinicisme [n] cynicism
sinie [n] swan
Sinie [n] Cygnus (constellation)
sinieta [n] cygnet
sinifia [v] mean, signify
sinifia [n] meaning, sense, purport
sin sinifia [a] meaningless, senseless
sinifiosa [a] meaningful, significant, momentous, fateful, pointed
sinistra [a] left (not right)
sinistra [n] left
a sinistra [A] on the left
a sinistra de [p] on the left of
a sinistra de barco [A] port, to port, on the port side
sinistra de barco [n] port, port side
sinistri [v] go left, move to the left
sinistrisme [n] leftism
sinistriste [a] left-wing, leftist
sinistriste [n] left-winger, leftist
sinodo [n] synod (Christianity)
sinonim [a] synonymous
sinonim [n] synonym
sinonimia [n] synonymy
sinovia [n] synovial fluid (biology)
sinovial [a] synovial
sinovial [n] synovium, synovial membrane (biology)
sinsacro [n] synsacrum
sinsera [a] sincere, genuine, true, committed, serious, whole-hearted, without hypocrisy, without pretense/pretence
nonsinsera [a] insincere, disingenuous, glib, back-handed
nonsinseria [n] insincerity
sinseria [n] sincerity, commitment
sinta [n] ribbon, tape
sinta aderente [n] adhesive tape, sticky tape, Sellotape, Scotch tape
sinta de libro [n] bookmark
sintin [a] ribbonlike
sintagma [n] phrase, syntagm, syntagma (grammar)
sintagma ajetivin [n] adjective phrase
sintagma de preposada [n] prepositional phrase, preposition phrase
sintagma nomin [n] noun phrase
sintagma verbin [n] verb phrase
sintase [n] synthase
sintatica [n] syntax
sintatical [a] syntactic, syntactical
sintese [v] synthesize
sintese [n] synthesis
biosintese [n] biosynthesis
fotosintese [v] photosynthesize
fotosintese [n] photosynthesis
oligosintesal [a] oligosynthetic
polisintesal [a] polysynthetic
sintesador [n] synthesizer/synthesiser, synth
sintesador de vose [n] vocoder
sintesal [a] synthetic
sinteseda [a] synthetic, synthesized/synthesised, syncretic
sintil [n] spark, scintilla
sintili [v] scintillate, spark, sparkle, twinkle, glimmer, shimmer, glisten, glint, glitter, gleam
sintili [n] sparkle, twinkle, scintillation, gleam
sintilinte [a] sparkling, sparkly, twinkling, glistening, glittery
sintom [n] symptom
nonsintomosa [a] asymptomatic
sintomal [a] symptomatic (pertaining to or constituting a symptom)
sintomosa [a] symptomatic (showing symptoms)
sintomolojia [n] symptomatology
sintrono [n] synthronon
sintur [n] belt, cincture, sash, strap
sintur de muni [n] ammunition belt, ammo belt
sintur de securia [n] safety belt
sintur verde [n] greenbelt
desinturi [v] unbelt, unstrap
sintureta [n] watchband, watchstrap; armband
sinturi [v] belt, strap
sinturin [a] beltlike, straplike
sinus [n] sinus (anatomy); sine (mathematics)
cosinus [n] cosine
sinusite [n] sinusitis (medical)
sinusoide [n] sinusoid
Sion [n] Zion
Monte Sion [n] Mount Zion
sionisme [n] Zionism
sioniste [a] Zionist
sioniste [n] Zionist
sipai [n] sepoy; Indian policeman
sipero [n] sedge, bulrush (plant)
sipres [n] cypress (tree)
sipunculo [n] sipunculid, peanut worm
sir [n] lord, gentleman, sire
Sir [n] Sir, Don (title)
sira [n] wax
sira de abea [n] beeswax
sira per brilia [n] polish
sira perdeda [n] lost wax
sirin [a] waxy
Siracusa [n] Syracuse
sirca [p] around, round, surrounding, circling
sirca [p] about, approximately, circa, some
a sirca [p] (moving) to around
a sirca [A] (positioned or moving) around; dotted about, here and there
sircadial [a] circadian (biology)
sirco [n] circus; cirque
sirco- [P] circum- (around)
sircoflexe [n] circumflex (diacritic)
sircopolal [a] circumpolar
sircoscrive [v] circumscribe
sircoside [v] circumcise
sircoside [n] circumcision
sircoveni [v] bypass, circumvent, work around
sircoveni [n] circumvention
sircuito [n] circuit (electric path)
sircuito corta [n] short circuit
sircuito integrada [n] integrated circuit
sircuito primida [n] printed circuit board
con sircuito permanente [n] hardwired
sircuitos [n] circuit, circuitry (components forming an electric path)
sirculo [a] circular
sirculo [n] circle (including of friends); circuit (not electric)
sirculo de trafica [n] roundabout, traffic circle
duisirculo [a] semicircular
duisirculo [n] semicircle
nonsirculo [a] non-circular, eccentric (orbit)
semisirculo [a] semicircular
semisirculo [n] semicircle
sirculi [v] circle, wheel; circulate; mill around
sirculi [v] circulate (air, information)
sirculi [n] circulation
sirculi de bites [n] bit rotation
sirculor [n] harrier (bird)
sirena [n] siren (mythology)
sirfido [n] hoverfly, flower fly, syrphid fly
siringa [n] syringe
siringi [v] syringe
sirinje [n] syrinx (anatomy)
siripede [n] barnacle (crustacean)
siro [a] cirrus (cloud)
siro [n] cirrus (cloud)
sirose [n] cirrhosis (medical)
sirsacar [n] seersucker, railroad stripe (fabric)
Sirte [n] Sirte, Surt, Syrte
Golfo Sirte [n] Gulf of Sirte, Gulf of Sidra
sirurjia [n] surgery, operation
sirurjia de cor abrida [n] open-heart surgery
sirurjia plastica [n] plastic surgery
eletrosirurjia [n] electrosurgery
microsirurjia [n] microsurgery
neurosirurjia [n] neurosurgery
neurosirurjial [a] neurosurgical
neurosirurjiste [n] neurosurgeon
posirurjial [a] postsurgical, postoperative
presirurjial [a] presurgical, preoperative
sirurjial [a] surgical
sirurjiste [n] surgeon
sirurjiste plastica [n] plastic surgeon
sis- [P] cis- (on this side)
sisa [v] hiss; whizz, zip, zap
sisa [n] hiss, hissing; whizz, zip, zap
sisante [a] hissing, sibilant
sisante [n] sibilant (consonant)
sisal [n] sisal (plant)
sisel [n] chisel, celt
Sisel [n] Caelum (constellation)
siseli [v] chisel, carve
siseli [n] carving
siselor [n] carver, woodcarver
Sisilia [n] Sicily
sisilian [a] Sicilian
sisilian [n] Sicilian (person, language)
Streta Sisilia [n] Strait of Sicily, Sicilian Channel, Sicilian Narrows
Sisjordania [n] West Bank, Cis-Jordan, Cisjordan
sisjordanian [a] West Bank, Cis-Jordanian
sisjordanian [n] Cis-Jordanian, inhabitant of the West Bank
sismica [a] seismic
sismograf [n] seismograph
sismografia [n] seismography
sismogram [n] seismogram
sismolojia [n] seismology
sismolojiste [n] seismologist
sisor [n] scissor, scissors
sisori [v] cut, snip, trim
sisorin [a] scissorlike
sisoron [n] shears
siste [n] cyst (biology, medical)
sistal [a] cystic
sisti [v] encyst
sistite [n] cystitis (medical)
sistem [n] system
sistem de arcivi [n] filing system (physical)
sistem de dijesta [n] digestive system
sistem de fix [n] file system, filing system (software)
sistem de maneja contenidas [n] content management system
sistem de montes [n] mountain system, mountain belt
sistem de nervos [n] nervous system
sistem de opera [n] operating system (software)
sistem de reprodui [n] reproductive system
sistem de scrive [n] writing system, script
sistem de sirculi [n] circulatory system
sistem de valua local [n] positional notation, place-value notation (numerals)
sistem dinamical [n] dynamical system
sistem imunial [n] immune system
sistem legal [n] legal system, jurisprudence
sistem solal [n] solar system
sistem tonal [n] tonality, tonal system
sistem vocal [n] vowel system, vocalism
antisistemal [a] antiestablishment
ecosistem [n] ecosystem
nonsistemal [a] unsystemic
nonsistemosa [a] unsystematic, irregular
sistemal [a] systemic
sistemi [v] systemize/systemise, systematize/systematise
sistemosa [a] systematic, regular, methodical
sistena [n] cysteine (amino acid)
sistersian [a] Cistercian (monk)
sistersian [n] Cistercian (monk)
sisticola [n] cisticola (bird)
sisto [n] cistus, rockrose (plant)
sistole [n] systole (biology)
sistolal [a] systolic
sistre [n] cittern (musical instrument)
sita [v] quote, cite, adduce; mention, name
sita [n] quotation, citation; mention
sita jusosa [n] sound bite
malsita [v] misquote
malsita [n] misquotation
siteta [n] sound bite
sita [n] nuthatch (bird)
sitadan [n] citizen, national
sitadan comun [n] ordinary citizen, commoner
sitadan stranjer [n] expatriate, expat
cositadan [n] fellow citizen
sitadanes [n] citizens, citizenry
sitadani [v] naturalize/naturalise, become a citizen
sitadani [v] naturalize/naturalise, admit to citizenship
sitadani [n] naturalization/naturalisation
sitadania [n] citizenship
sitadela [n] citadel
sitar [n] sitar (musical instrument)
site [n] city
Site de Capo [n] Cape Town
site constituida [n] chartered city
site fantasma [n] ghost town, deserted city, abandoned city
site-stato [n] city-state
-site [S] -cyte (cell)
sitela [n] sittella (bird)
sito- [P] cyto- (cell)
sitocina [n] cytokine
sitolojia [n] cytology
sitolojial [a] cytological
sitolojiste [n] cytologist
sitoplasma [n] cytoplasm (biology)
sitosina [n] cytosine
sitra [n] zither (musical instrument)
sitriste [n] zitherist, zither player
sitrica [a] citric, citrous
sitron [n] citron (tree, fruit)
sitronela [n] citronella (plant, oil)
situa [v] situate, site, locate
situa [n] situation, site, whereabouts; context, circumstances
bon situada [a] convenient, opportune
es situada [v] be situated
mal situa [n] bad situation, plight, predicament
mal situada [a] inconvenient, inopportune
resitua [v] resituate
situada [a] situated, located
situal [a] situational
siverte [n] sievert (unit of radiation)
siveta [n] civet (animal)
sivil [a] civil, civilized/civilised; civilian
sivil [n] civilized/civilised person; civilian
siviles [n] civilian population, civilians
nonsivilida [a] uncivilized/uncivilised, primitive, savage
presivilia [n] precivilization/precivilisation
sivili [v] civilize/civilise, become civilized/civilised
sivili [v] civilize/civilise
sivili [n] civilization/civilisation (action)
sivilia [n] civilization/civilisation (society, concept)
Sivilia de la Vale Indo [n] Indus Valley Civilization/Civilisation
Sivilia Minoan [n] Minoan Civilization/Civilisation
sivilida [a] civilized/civilised
sizijia [n] syzygy (astronomy)
sizijio [n] clove (tree, spice)
Skagerrak [n] Skagerrak (strait)
Sl [C] Mr or Mrs (gender-neutral title)
slalom [n] slalom (sport)
slavica [a] Slavic
slavica [n] Slav, Slavic
slip [n] briefs (garment)
slip de fem [n] knickers, panties
slip de nada [n] speedos, swim briefs
slip de om [n] Y-fronts, jockey shorts
slipeta [n] tanga briefs, bikini briefs
minislip [n] minibriefs, high-cut briefs
slogan [n] slogan, motto, legend
sloganor [n] sloganeer
Slovenia [n] Slovenia
slovenian [a] Slovenian, Slovene
slovenian [n] Slovenian, Slovene (person, language)
Slovensco [n] Slovakia
slovensce [a] Slovak, Slovakian
slovensce [n] Slovak; Slovakian (person, language)
slup [n] sloop (boat)
smegma [n] smegma (biology)
smilax [n] smilax, sarsaparilla, greenbrier (plant)
smilodon [n] smilodon, sabertooth/sabretooth (cat, tiger)
smorgasbord [n] smorgasbord (food)
snaps [n] schnapps (drink)
snobe [a] snobbish
snobe [n] snob
snobia [n] snobbery, snobbism
soborna [v] bribe, suborn, corrupt
soborna [n] bribe, bribery, inducement, kickback, payoff, corruption
nonsobornable [a] incorruptible, unbribable
nonsobornablia [n] incorruptibility, incorruptibleness
sobornable [a] bribable, venal, corruptible
sobornosa [a] corrupt, rotten (through bribery)
sobornosia [n] corruption, corrupt state
sobre [a] sober
sobri [v] become sober, sober up
sobri [v] make sober, sober (someone) up
resobri [v] become sober again, sober up again
resobri [v] make sober again, sober (someone) back up
sobria [n] sobriety
sobrin [n] niece or nephew
dusobrin [n] grandniece or grandnephew (cousin of one's grandchildren's generation)
dusobrina [n] grandniece
dusobrino [n] grandnephew
sobrina [n] niece
sobrino [n] nephew
tresobrin [n] cousin of one's great-grandchildren's generation
tresobrina [n] female cousin of one's great-grandchildren's generation
tresobrino [n] male cousin of one's great-grandchildren's generation
soceta [n] network socket, Internet socket
Socrate [n] Socrates (philosopher)
socratiste [a] Socratic
posocratiste [a] post-Socratic, Postsocratic
presocratiste [a] pre-Socratic, Presocratic
soda [n] soda, pop, soda pop, soda water, seltzer
sodio [n] sodium
sodomia [v] sodomize/sodomise, bugger
sodomia [n] sodomy, buggery
sodomiste [n] sodomist, sodomite
sofa [n] sofa, couch, settee
sofa-leto [n] sofa bed, daybed
sofa sin dorso [n] divan
-sofia [S] -sophy (wisdom)
Sofia [n] Sofia
sofisme [n] sophism, sophistry, casuistry
sofiste [n] sophist
sofistica [v] sophisticate
sofistica [n] sophistication, elegance
nonsofisticada [a] unsophisticated, gauche, lowbrow, uncultured
sofisticada [a] sophisticated, elegant, chic, classy, debonair, highbrow, rakish, urbane, cultured
sofisticada [n] sophisticate
sofito [n] ceiling; soffit
sofla [v] blow, waft; chuff, puff (engine)
sofla [v] blow (air), huff
sofla [n] blow, waft
sofla de vitro [n] glassblowing
soflada [a] blown
soflada par venta [a] windblown
soflador [n] blower, bellows
sofleta [v] puff, whiffle; chug (engine)
sofleta [n] puff
soflon [n] gust, blast (of air)
soflor [n] blower
soflor de vitro [n] glassblower
sofoca [v] suffocate, choke
sofoca [v] suffocate, choke, smother, stifle
sofoca [n] suffocation
sofoca de caldia [v] swelter
soia [n] soya, soybean (plant, seed)
salsa de soia [n] soy sauce, soya sauce
seme de soia [n] soybean, soya bean
Soia, Streta [n] Sōya Strait, La Pérouse Strait
Soya, Streta [n] Sōya Strait, La Pérouse Strait
sol [n] sun; sol (currency)
estrasolal [a] extrasolar
lo es solosa [E] it is sunny
solal [a] solar
soleria [n] solarium, tanning salon
soli [v] sun, apply sunshine to, bathe (something) in sunlight
soli [n] sunning, application of sunshine, bathing in sunlight; sunlit period, hours of sunlight
soli se [v] sun oneself, sunbathe
solin [a] sunlike
solosa [a] sunny, sunlit
sol [a] soul (music)
sol [n] soul (music)
sol [n] sol, so (musical note)
sola [D] only, sole, single
sola [A] only, just, solely, exclusively
sola si [s] provided that, on condition that
solano [n] nightshade, horsenettle (plant)
solano negra [n] black nightshade
solda [v] solder, weld
soldador [n] soldering iron
soldor [n] solderer, welder
soldato [n] soldier
soldato de pede [n] infantryman, infantry soldier, foot soldier
soldato montante [n] cavalryman, trooper
soldato simple [n] private (lowest-ranked soldier)
soldatin [a] soldierly
soldatos [n] soldiers, troops
soldi [n] Sunday
soldi de pentecoste [n] Whit Sunday
soldura [n] solder
solea [n] sole (fish)
solea american [n] American sole
solenoide [n] solenoid
solfejo [n] solfeggio, solfège, sol-fa (music)
solida [a] solid
solida [n] solid
semisolida [a] semisolid
solidi [v] solidify; consolidate
solidi [v] solidify; consolidate
solidi [n] solidification; consolidation
solidia [n] solidity, integrity
solipsisme [n] solipsism
solipsiste [a] solipsistic
solipsiste [n] solipsist
solisita [v] ask for, solicit, request, apply for
solisita [n] request, requisition, solicitation; petition, application
solisitor [n] requester, canvasser
solitar [a] solitary, alone, lone, lonely, lonesome, isolated, reclusive
solitar [A] in itself, in themselves, on one's own, by oneself, alone, unaided, by itself, by themselves (etc.)
solitar [n] loner, isolate, recluse
malsolitar [a] lonely, lonesome
solitaria [n] solitude, loneliness, isolation; solitary confinement
solo [n] floor, ground
solo caldinte [n] heated floor, underfloor heating
solo de plances [n] wooden flooring, floorboards
solo de tera [n] soil, earth
solo fertil [n] fertile soil; hotbed
suprasolo [n] topsoil
susolo [n] subsoil
solo [a] solo (alone)
solo [n] solo (music)
soliste [n] soloist
soliste de gitar [n] lead guitarist
Solomon [n] Solomon
Isolas Solomon [n] Solomon Islands
Mar Solomon [n] Solomon Sea
solomones [a] Solomon Islander
solomones [n] Solomon Islander
solstisio [n] solstice
solstisio de estate [n] summer solstice
solstisio de inverno [n] winter solstice
solve [v] solve, resolve, unravel, answer
solve [n] solution, answer (to a problem or puzzle)
nonsolvable [a] unsolvable, insoluble
solvable [a] solvable, soluble, solvent
solvablia [n] solvability; solvency
solvor [n] troubleshooter
som [n] som
soma [v] add up (numbers)
soma [v] add up (numbers)
soma [n] sum, total, addition, summation
en soma [A] in all, in total, altogether, as a whole
soma de controla [n] checksum
somada [a] total
susoma [n] subtotal
soma [n] soma, haoma (drink)
Somalia [n] Somalia
somali [a] Somali, Somalian
somali [n] Somali, Somalian
somatotropina [n] somatotropin, human growth hormone
sombre [a] somber/sombre, bleak, gloomy, dismal, dull, drab, dreary, dingy, dour, grim, glum, lugubrious, downbeat, downcast, saturnine, unsmiling, humorless/humourless
sombri [v] become sombre, darken, turn gloomy
sombri [v] darken, fill with gloom
sombria [n] somberness/sombreness, bleakness, gloom, gloominess, dreariness
sombrero [n] sombrero (hat)
somoni [n] somoni
sona [v] sound, ring, chime
sona [v] sound (alarm, horn), ring (bell)
sona [n] sound
sona de paso [n] footstep
sona de velia [n] reveille, alarm call
sona vocal [n] vowel sound, vocalism
bon sonante [a] good-sounding, euphonious, mellifluous
bonsona [n] euphony, mellifluousness
infrasona [n] infrasound
infrasonal [a] infrasonic
mal sonante [a] bad-sounding, cacophonous
resona [v] resound, resonate, reverberate, ring, echo; snore
resona [n] resonance, reverberation, echo
resona densa [v] reverberate
resona densa [n] reverberation (merged echoes)
resonador [n] resonator, sounding board, soundboard, sound box
resonante [a] resonating, reverberating, resonant, plangent, sonorous, vibrant
sin sona [a] soundless, noiseless
sonal [a] sound, sonic
sonante [a] sounding, sonorant
sonante [n] sonorant, resonant (phonetics)
suprasonal [a] supersonic
susonal [a] subsonic
ultrasona [n] ultrasound
ultrasonal [a] ultrasonic
sonambula [v] sleepwalk
sonambula [n] sleepwalking, somnambulism, noctambulation
sonambulor [n] sleepwalker, somnambulist, noctambulist
sonar [n] sonar
sonata [n] sonata (music)
sonda [v] probe, survey, poll
sonda [n] probe, survey, poll
sonda a sorti [n] exit poll
sonda de opina [n] opinion poll
sonda spasial [n] space probe
soneto [n] sonnet (poetry)
sonetiste [n] sonnetist
sonia [v] dream
sonia [n] dream
malsonia [v] have a nightmare, experience as a nightmare
malsonia [n] nightmare
malsonin [a] nightmarish
sonin [a] dreamlike, phantasmagorical
sonines [n] phantasmagoria
sonior [n] dreamer
soniosa [a] dreamy
sonilocuo [a] sleeptalking, somniloquacious, talking in one's sleep
sonilocuo [n] sleeptalker, somniloquist
sonilocuia [n] sleeptalking, somniloquy
sopa [n] soup
sopa clar [n] clear soup, consommé
sopa de col [n] cabbage soup
sopa de fava [n] bean soup
sopa de filos de ovo [n] egg drop soup, egg flower soup
sopa de gal [n] chicken soup
sopa de gombo [n] gumbo
sopa de lentil [n] lentil soup
sopa de mul [n] mussel soup, clam soup
sopa de onion [n] onion soup
sopa de patata [n] potato soup
sopa de pavo [n] turkey soup
sopa de pex [n] fish soup
sopa de poro [n] leek soup
sopa de talietas [n] noodle soup
sopa de tomate [n] tomato soup
sopa de vejetal [n] vegetable soup, minestrone
sopa de xampinion [n] mushroom soup
sopa densa [n] thick soup, potage
soprano [a] soprano
soprano [n] soprano
mediasoprano [a] mezzo-soprano
mediasoprano [n] mezzo-soprano
sorbe [v] sip, sup
sorbe [n] sip
sorbe ruidosa [v] slurp
sorbe ruidosa [n] slurp
sorbete [n] sorbet, sherbet (dessert)
sorbo [n] rowan (tree)
sorda [a] deaf
sordador [n] mute (musical device)
sordi [v] go deaf
sordi [v] deafen
sordia [n] deafness
sore [n] sister (including nun)
sore par sposi [n] sister-in-law
duisore [n] half-sister
estrasore [n] stepsister
soreria [n] sisterhood, sorority (organization/organisation); convent, cloister, nunnery
soreta [n] younger sister
soria [n] sisterhood, sisterliness
sorin [a] sisterly
soron [n] big sister, bigger sister, older sister
sorgo [n] sorghum (plant)
sorsor [n] witch, wizard, warlock, sorcerer, sorceress
sorsor fema [n] sorceress, witch
sorsor mas [n] sorcerer, wizard, warlock
sorsoria [n] sorcery, witchcraft, wizardry, witchery
sorti [v] go out, get out, exit, leave, evacuate
sorti [v] evacuate (people from a place), cause to exit
sorti [n] exit, way out, checkout, egress
sorti de securia [n] emergency exit
sosia [n] society
antisosial [a] antisocial, sociopathic
nonsosial [a] unsocial, unsociable, asocial, detached, distant, remote, cold, aloof, introverted
psicososial [a] psychosocial
sosial [a] social, societal; sociable, outgoing, extroverted, gregarious
sosiali [v] socialize/socialise
sosiali [v] socialize/socialise
sosialisme [n] socialism
sosialiste [a] socialist
sosialiste [n] socialist
sosio- [P] socio- (society)
sosioleto [n] sociolect
sosioletal [a] sociolectal
sosiolojia [n] sociology
sosiolojial [a] sociological
sosiolojiste [n] sociologist
sosiopatia [n] sociopathy
sosiopatica [a] sociopathic, antisocial
sotana [n] soutane, cassock
sote [v] sauté (cookery)
sote [n] sauté
soto [a] Sotho
soto [n] Sotho, Basotho (person), Sesotho (language)
soviet [a] soviet
soviet [n] soviet
spada [n] sword; spade (cards)
spada curva [n] scimitar
spadeta [n] shortsword
spadin [a] swordlike, sword-shaped
spadon [n] longsword, broadsword, Zweihänder
spador [n] swordfighter, swordsman, swordswoman
spageti [n] spaghetti
spala [n] shoulder
spaleta [n] epaulette, epaulet (shoulder piece)
spam [n] spam, junk email
spami [v] spam
spamor [n] spammer
spaniel [n] spaniel (dog)
spara [v] shoot, fire (weapon)
spara [n] shooting, gunfire
spara antiavional [n] antiaircraft fire, flak
spara crusada [n] crossfire
spara de arco [n] archery
spara par aliada [n] friendly fire
sparor [n] gunman
Sparta [n] Sparta
spartan [a] Spartan, Spartiate
spartan [a] spartan
spartan [n] Spartan, Spartiate
sparver [n] sparrowhawk (bird)
spasio [n] space, room, void
spasio de gamas [n] legroom
spasio de testa [n] headroom
spasio sufisinte [n] room to manoeuvre, elbow room
airospasio [n] airspace; aerospace
airospasial [a] aerospatial
nonspasiosa [a] unspacious, cramped, confined
retrospasi [v] backspace
siberspasio [n] cyberspace
spasi [v] space, space out
spasi [n] spacing
spasial [a] spatial
spasiosa [a] spacious, roomy, capacious, commodious
spasiotempo [n] spacetime, space-time
spasiotempal [a] spatiotemporal, spacetime, space-time
spasma [v] spasm, twitch
spasma [n] spasm, twitch
-spasma [S] -spasm
spasmica [a] spastic
-spasmica [S] -spastic
spasma de dole [n] stab of pain, twinge
antispasmal [n] antispasmodic
spasmin [a] twitchy, jerky
spatula [n] spatula; squeegee; putty knife
spatula de cosini [n] spatula
spatula de pex [n] slotted spatula, fish slice
spatulin [a] spatula-like, spatula-shaped
spele [v] spell (word)
spele [n] spelling, orthography
malspele [v] misspell
malspele [n] misspelling
respele [v] respell
spelador [n] spelling checker, spell checker, spell check
spelal [a] orthographic
speleolojia [n] speleology; caving, potholing, spelunking
speleolojial [a] speleological
speleolojiste [n] speleologist, caver, potholer, spelunker
spelta [n] spelt
spende [v] spend (money, energy, resources, time)
spende [n] spending, expense, expenditure, outlay
spende tro multe [v] overspend
malspende [v] squander, waste
sperde [v] scatter, disperse, disband; spread, strew, litter; proliferate, perpetuate
sperde [v] scatter, disperse, disband; spread, strew, litter; proliferate, perpetuate
sperde [n] scattering, dispersal; proliferation
sperde tra [v] spread throughout, suffuse
sperde vanin [v] fan out
sperde virusin [v] spread like a virus, go viral
nonsperde [n] non-proliferation
sperdeda [a] scattered, littered, strewn, diffuse
sperdente [a] scattering, spreading; infectious (smile, etc.)
sperdeteme [n] scaremonger, doomsayer, alarmist
sperdor [n] spreader
sperdor de dejetadas [n] litterbug, litterlout
sperdosa [a] tending to spread, inclined to spread, prone to spread; contagious, infectious
sperdosia [n] tendency to spread, contagiousness, infectiousness
sperma [n] sperm, spermatozoon (pl. spermatozoa)
spermaseti [n] spermaceti (substance)
spermiduto [n] vas deferens (anatomy)
spermiside [n] spermicide
spermisidal [a] spermicidal
speron [n] spur, goad
speroni [v] spur, goad, urge
spesa [a] thick, stout; stocky, burly, heavyset, heavily built; bold (typography)
spesi [v] bolden, embolden (typography)
spesia [n] thickness; boldface
spesial [a] special, especial, exceptional, particular
spesial [A] especially, particularly, all the more
estrema spesial [a] extremely special, extraordinary
nonspesial [a] unexceptional, nondescript
nonspesialida [a] unspecialized/unspecialised
spesiali [v] specialize/specialise
spesiali [v] specialize/specialise
spesiali [n] specialization/specialisation, speciality, specialty, schtick
spesialida [a] specialized/specialised
spesialiste [n] specialist, expert, consultant, wonk
tro spesialida [a] overspecialized/overspecialised
spesie [n] kind, sort, type, species, variant, variation, version, variety
spesie de comersia [n] line of business, line of trade
suspesie [n] subtype, subspecies
spesifia [v] specify; stipulate
spesifia [n] specification
spesifiada [a] specified, specific, special, (a) particular, (a) certain; explicit, express
spesifiada [n] feature
spesifiante [a] specifying, specific
spetaculo [n] entertainment, spectacle, show, gig, presentation, production, extravaganza, pageant
mundo de spetaculo [n] show business, showbiz
spetaculin [a] spectacular, phenomenal
spetaculor [n] entertainer, showman, presenter
spetro [n] spectrum
spetral [a] spectral
spetrometre [n] spectrometer
spetroscopio [n] spectroscope
spetroscopi [n] spectroscopy
spetroscopial [a] spectroscopic
spia [v] spy, lurk
spia [n] spying, espionage
spia par escutador [v] wiretap
contraspia [v] perform counterespionage
contraspia [n] counterespionage
espia [n] e-spionage (online stalking)
spiador [n] spying device, bug, wire
spior [n] spy, spook, operative
spicisi [n] speakeasy (bar)
spiga [n] spike (flower cluster); ear (corn)
spigeta [n] spikelet
spina [n] spike, spine, barb, thorn, prickle, spadix; quill (porcupine); fishbone; cleat
spina de jelo [n] icicle
spina dorsal [n] spine, backbone
spinablanca [n] hawthorn
spinal [a] spinal
spinin [a] spinelike, thornlike
spinosa [a] spiky, spiny, barbed, thorny, prickly, full of spines
spinosa [n] stickleback
spinacer [n] spinnaker (sail)
spinax [n] spinach (plant, leaves)
spineta [n] American goldfinch, siskin
spino [n] pin; lapel pin, small badge; stickpin; prong
spino de capeles [n] hairpin
spino de xapo [n] hatpin
spino puiable [n] thumbtack, drawing pin, pushpin
spino secur [n] safety pin
despini [v] unpin
spineta [n] spicule (biology)
spini [v] pin; corner (trap in a metaphorical corner)
spiral [a] spiral, involute
spiral [n] spiral, coil, whorl
spirali [v] spiral, coil, swirl
spirali [v] spiral, coil, swirl
spirea [n] spirea/spiraea (plant)
spirito [n] spirit, soul, atman
spirito de la eda [n] zeitgeist
despiriti [v] dispirit
despiritinte [a] dispiriting, soul-destroying
spirital [a] spiritual
spiritalia [n] spirituality
spiritisme [n] spiritualism
spiritiste [n] medium, spiritualist, spiritist, necromancer, channeler/channeller
spiritosa [a] numinous, unworldly
spirobal [n] tetherball (game)
spiroceta [n] spirochete/spirochaete (bacterium)
spise [n] spice, seasoning, condiment
spiseria [n] spice shop, grocery, grocer's store
nonspisida [a] unseasoned
spisi [v] spice, season
spisida [a] seasoned
spisor [n] spicer, spice seller, spice dealer, grocer
spisosa [a] spicy, piquant
spisosia [n] spiciness, piquancy
splenio [n] splenius (muscle)
spleno [n] spleen (anatomy)
splenectomia [n] splenectomy (surgery)
spondeo [n] spondee (poetry)
spondeal [a] spondaic
spondilite [n] spondilitis (medical)
sponja [n] sponge (cleaning tool, organism)
sponji [v] sponge
sponjin [a] spongy
sponsor [n] sponsor
cosponsor [n] cosponsor
cosponsori [v] cosponsor
sponsori [v] sponsor
sponsoria [n] sponsorship, patronage
spontan [a] spontaneous, candid, involuntary
spontania [n] spontaneity
spora [n] spore
sporan [n] sporran (pouch)
sporocarpo [n] sporocarp, fruiting body (botany)
sporofite [n] sporophyte
sporte [n] sport
sportal [a] sportive, sporting (pertaining to sport)
sportor [n] sportsperson, sportsman, sportswoman
sportosa [a] sporty, fond of sport
spos [n] spouse, husband, wife, other half; mate
ante sposi [a] premarital, prenuptial
de sposa nova [a] bridal
de sposi [a] bridal
estra sposia [a] outside of marriage, illegitimate
estrasposal [a] extramarital
intersposi [v] intermarry
intersposi [v] intermarry
intersposi [n] intermarriage
nonsposa [n] soinster
nonsposia [n] bachelorhood, spinsterhood
nonsposida [a] unmarried, unwed, single
nonsposida [n] bachelor, spinster
nonsposo [n] bachelor
nova sposida [a] newlywed
par sposi [a] in-law, by marriage
resposi [v] remarry
resposi [v] remarry
sposa [n] wife
sposa de gera [n] war bride
sposa futur [n] bride-to-be
sposa nova [n] bride
sposa pasada [n] ex-wife
sposa reial [n] consort (female)
sposable [a] marriageable
sposal [a] marital, nuptial, conjugal
sposeta [n] wifey, hubby
sposi [v] marry
sposi [v] marry
sposi [n] marriage (action), wedding, espousal
sposia [n] marriage (state), wedlock, matrimony
sposida [a] married
sposin [a] as if married, as if husband and wife, like a husband, like a wife
sposo [n] husband
sposo enganada [n] cuckold
sposo futur [n] husband-to-be
sposo nova [n] groom, bridegroom
sposo pasada [n] ex-husband
sposo reial [n] consort (male)
springboc [n] springbok (antelope)
sprinta [v] sprint
sprinta [n] sprint
sprintor [n] sprinter
spuma [v] foam, froth, lather
spuma [n] foam, froth, lather, suds
spuma de bani [n] bath foam, bubblebath (substance)
spuma de mar [n] sea foam; meerschaum
spuma de sapon [n] soapsuds
spuma susia [n] scum
spumin [a] foamlike
spumosa [a] foamy, frothy, sudsy
sputa [v] spit, expectorate
sputa [n] spit, sputum
sputafoco [n] fire breather
sputnic [n] sputnik
Sr [C] Mr
Sra [C] Mrs, Miss, Ms
sras [n] SARS, severe acute respiratory sindrome
Srilanca [n] Sri Lanka, Ceylon
srilanca [a] Sri Lankan
srilanca [n] Sri Lankan
ss [e] hiss, psst
sta [v] stand (be standing)
sta [v] stand (cause to stand)
sta se [v] stand up
sta sur manos [v] stand on one's hands, do a handstand
sta sur manos [n] handstand
sta sur testa [n] headstand
stante [a] standing, stationary, stative
stable [a] stable, steady
bistable [a] bistable, togglable
bistable [n] bistable circuit, flip-flop, latch, toggle
destabli [v] destabilize/destabilise
destabli [v] destabilize/destabilise
destabli [n] destabilization/destabilisation
jeostable [a] geostationary
nonstable [a] unstable, unfixed, shifting
nonstablia [n] instability
stabli [v] stabilize/stabilise
stabli [v] stabilize/stabilise
stabli [n] stabilization/stabilisation
stablia [n] stability
stablinte [a] stabilizing/stabilising, fixative
stacato [a] staccato
stadio [n] stage (for performance); set (of play or film)
a lado de stadio [a] ringside, beside the stage
antestadio [n] proscenium
estra la stadio [a] offstage
postadio [n] backstage area
stadion [n] stadium, arena
stadion de bove [n] bullring
stadior [n] stagehand
stafilococo [n] staphylococcus (bacterium)
stajia [v] train, undergo training, intern, apprentice
stajia [n] internship, apprenticeship
stajior [n] trainee, cadet, intern, apprentice
stala [n] stall (animal, market), compartment
stala de can [n] kennel, doghouse
stala de dux [n] shower stall, shower cubicle
destali [v] release from a stable; unkennel
stalas [n] stable
staleria [n] stable
stali [v] stable; kennel
stalor [n] groom, stable boy
stalamita [n] stalagmite
stalatita [n] stalactite
-stalsia [S] -stalsis (contraction)
stame [n] stamen (botany)
stampot [n] stamppot
stange [n] pond
stangeta [n] puddle, pool
stangeta de mar [n] tidepool, tidal pool, rock pool
stangi [v] puddle, pool
stangi [v] puddle, pool
stania [v] stagnate, be stagnant
stania [v] stagnate, make stagnant
stania [n] stagnation, standstill; stalemate, deadlock, impasse
stania con infla [n] stagflation, recession-inflation (economy)
staniada [a] stagnated; at a stalemate, deadlocked
staniante [a] stagnant, stale, dank, musty, stuffy
staniante [n] stagnant water, backwater
stanio [n] tin (element)
-stase [S] -stasis
stasion [n] station, stop, stopping place; (soldier's) post
stasion de autovia [n] service area, service station, rest area
stasion de bus [n] bus station
stasion de ferovia [n] train station, railway station, railroad station
stasion de labora [n] workstation
stasion de metro [n] metro station, subway station
stasion final [n] terminal, terminus
stasion spasial [n] space station, orbital station
stasioni [v] station, deploy, base, post (soldier, etc.)
sustasion [n] substation
state [n] state (of affairs), condition; going; status
state presente [n] present state, status quo
bonstate [n] welfare, well-being, morale, weal
malstate [n] disrepair, dilapidation
statica [n] statics
eletrostatica [n] electrostatics
eletrostatical [a] electrostatic
idrostatica [n] hydrostatics
idrostatical [a] hydrostatic
statical [a] static, constant, non-diachronic; stative (verb)
statina [n] statin (drug)
statistica [n] statistic; statistics (science)
statistical [a] statistical
statisticiste [n] statistician
stato [n] state (political), government
stato de polisia [n] police state
stato-membro [n] member state
stato savaje [n] rogue state, outlaw state
stato sosial [n] welfare state
stato vil [n] rogue state, outlaw state
interstatal [a] interstate
statal [a] state, state-related
statia [n] statehood
statiste [n] statesperson, statesman, stateswoman
statos golfal [n] Gulf States (Gulf of Mexico, Persian Gulf)
Statos Unida de America [n] United States
-stato [S] -stat (measuring tool)
statoreatador [n] ramjet (engine), flying stovepipe, athodyd
steatita [n] steatite, soapstone
steatopijia [n] steatopygia
steatopijica [a] steatopygous
steca [n] steak, beefsteak
steca T [n] T-bone steak
steca tatar [n] steak tartare
stegosauro [n] stegosaur, stegosaurus
stela [n] star (sun, celebrity); hotshot; asterisk
stela bela [n] pin-up (person)
stela-de-mar [n] starfish, sea star
stela-de-mar plumosa [n] feather star, crinoid, comatulid, sea lily
stela de matina [n] morning star (Venus)
stela de neutrones [n] neutron star
stela de norde [n] Pole Star, North Star
stela de pop [n] pop star
stela de roc [n] rock star
stela de sera [n] evening star (Venus)
stela joven [n] starlet
stela volante [n] falling star, shooting star
stela polal [n] Polaris, Pole Star, North Star
costela [n] co-star
interstelal [a] interstellar
stelal [a] stellar
steli [v] asterisk
stelin [a] starlike, star-shaped
stelosa [a] starry
suprastela [n] superstar
stenografia [n] stenography, shorthand, steno
stenografiste [n] stenographer
stenose [n] stenosis (medical)
-stenose [S] -stenosis
stensil [n] stencil; template (software)
stensili [v] stencil
stepe [n] steppe, moor, moorland, heath, heathland, prairie
stepe-foresta [n] aspen parkland
steradian [n] steradian (unit of angle)
sterco [n] manure
stercoraro [n] skua (bird)
stereo [a] stereo, stereophonic (sound)
stereo [n] stereo (sound)
stereo- [P] stereo- (solid)
stereoscopio [n] stereoscope
stereoscopi [n] stereoscopy
stereoscopial [a] stereoscopic
steril [a] sterile, barren, infertile
nonsteril [a] unsterile
sterilador [n] sterilizer/steriliser
sterili [v] sterilize/sterilise, become sterile
sterili [v] sterilize/sterilise, make sterile
sterili [n] sterilization/sterilisation
sterilia [n] sterility
sterna [n] tern (bird)
sterno [n] sternum, breastbone
sterno [n] Sterno (fuel)
steroide [a] steroid, steroidal
steroide [n] steroid
steroide anabolinte [n] anabolic steroid
nonsteroide [a] nonsteroidal
sterol [n] sterol (chemistry)
stetoscopio [n] stethoscope
stetoscopi [v] auscultate
stetoscopi [n] auscultation, stethoscopy
stigma [n] stigma
stilo [n] style
stilo de capeles [n] hairdo, hairstyle
stilo de leteri [n] lettering style
stilal [a] stylistic
stili [v] style, stylize/stylise
stili [n] styling, stylization/stylisation
stiliste [n] stylist
stilosa [a] stylish, trendy, fashionable, cool
stilo [n] stylus (writing tool, record player); needle (record player)
stilo- [P] stylo-, pen-shaped
stilton [n] stilton (cheese)
stimula [v] stimulate, energize/energise; excite, thrill, pique; arouse, turn on
stimula [n] stimulation, stimulus, motive, excitement, excitation, arousal
stimula tro multe [v] overstimulate, overexcite
iperstimula [v] hyperstimulate, overstimulate
iperstimula [n] hyperstimulation, overstimulation
nonstimulante [a] unstimulating, unexciting
stimulable [a] excitable
stimulada [a] stimulated, excited
stimuladia [n] excitedness, excitement, buzz
stimulante [a] stimulating, exciting, thrilling, sensual, arousing, excitatory
stimulante [n] stimulant
tro stimulada [a] overstimulated, overexcited
stiren [n] styrene (chemistry)
polistiren [n] polystyrene
polistiren estruida [n] expanded polystyrene, polystyrene foam, styrofoam
Stix [n] Styx (mythology)
stixin [a] Stygian
Stocholm [n] Stockholm
stoco [n] rapier (sword)
stofa [n] fabric, material, cloth, textile
stofa de emeri [n] emery cloth
stofa de lino [n] linen
stofa densa [n] broadcloth
stofa linosa [n] oilcloth
stofa primida [n] print fabric
stoferia [n] cloth factory, cloth store
stofor [n] clothmaker, cloth seller
stoica [a] stoical, stoic
stoica [n] stoic
stoicisme [n] stoicism
stolen [n] stollen (bread)
stoma [n] opening, orifice; stoma (pl. stomata) (botany, medical)
stomaco [n] stomach, tummy; tripe (food)
-stomia [S] -stomy (surgical opening)
stona [v] amaze, astonish, astound, stun, bedazzle
stona [n] amazement, astonishment
stona temosa [n] awe
stonada [a] amazed, astonished, stunned
stonante [a] amazing, wonderful, wondrous, stunning, astonishing, astounding, awesome, stupendous, fantastic, mind-blowing, incredible, unbelievable
storno [n] starling
storno indian [n] myna, mynah
stornui [v] sneeze
stornui [n] sneeze, sneezing
straba [a] strabismic, cross-eyed, boss-eyed, wall-eyed
converjente straba [a] cross-eyed, esotropic
diverjente straba [a] wall-eyed, exotropic
strabi [v] go cross-eyed
strabia [n] strabismus, squint (strabismic)
strada [n] street (city), thoroughfare
strada de un dirije [n] one-way street
strada sacin [n] dead end, cul-de-sac, no through road
stradeta [n] alley, alleyway, side street (city)
stradeta de entra [n] driveway, drive
stramonio [n] jimson weed, jimpson weed, thornapple, devil's trumpet
strana [a] strange, weird, unusual, odd, peculiar, funny, curious, queer, eerie, freaky, uncanny, unworldly, bizarre, eccentric, dotty, kooky, quirky, screwy, wacky
strana [n] weirdo, oddball, dingbat, kook; oddity, peculiarity, eccentricity, kink, quirk, foible
strania [n] strangeness, weirdness, oddness, oddity, peculiarity, eccentricity
strangula [v] strangle, choke, throttle
strangula [n] strangulation
strangulor [n] strangler
stranjer [a] foreign, alien
stranjer [n] foreigner, outsider, alien, stranger
stranjeri [v] become estranged, become alienated
stranjeri [v] estrange, alienate
stranjeri [n] estrangement, alienation
stratejia [n] strategy, stratagem
stratejia nova [n] new strategy, initiative
strateji [v] strategize/strategise
stratejial [a] strategic
stratejiste [n] strategist
strato [n] layer, ply; coat (paint), coating; stratus (cloud); shell (electron)
strato interna [n] lining
con du stratos [a] two-layered, two-ply
multistratal [a] multilayered, many-layered
strati [v] stratify, layer; become coated
strati [v] coat, layer
strati [n] layering, stratification
strati interna [v] line (something)
stratos [n] strata
suprastrato [n] superstrate, superstratum, upper layer
sustrato [n] substrate, substratum, lower layer; undercoat
sustrato de tera [n] subsoil
stratocumulo [a] stratocumulus (cloud)
stratocumulo [n] stratocumulus (cloud)
stratosfera [n] stratosphere
stratosferal [a] stratospheric
strepsitero [n] strepsiptera
streptobasilo [n] streptobacillus (bacterium)
streptococo [n] streptococcus (bacterium)
streptomisina [n] streptomycin (antibiotic)
stresa [v] stress, be stressed, feel stressed, be stressing out
stresa [v] stress
stresa [n] stress, nervous tension
stresada [a] stressed
stresante [a] stressful
stresor [n] stressor
streta [a] narrow; tight, taut, snug
streta [n] strait
streti [v] narrow, tighten, constrict, cinch
streti [v] narrow, tighten, constrict, cinch
streti [n] narrowing, constriction, stricture
stretia [n] narrowness; tightness, tautness, snugness
streusel [n] streusel (cookery)
stribo [n] stirrup; stapes (bone); abutment (architecture)
stricnina [n] strychnine
striptisa [v] striptease, strip
striptisa [n] striptease, strip
striptiseria [n] strip club, strip joint
striptisor [n] stripper, stripteaser
stroboscopio [n] stroboscope, strobe
stroboscopial [a] stroboscopic
strofe [n] stanza, verse
stroganov [n] beef stroganoff, beef stroganov (food)
strombo [n] conch (mollusk/mollusc)
strontio [n] strontium (element)
strudel [n] strudel (pastry)
struma [n] goiter/goitre (medical)
strumento [n] instrument (musical, medical, scientific, etc.)
strumento de cordetas [n] string instrument, chordophone
strumento de laton [n] brass instrument
strumento de percute [n] percussion instrument
strumento de teclas [n] keyboard instrument
strumento de venta [n] wind instrument
strumento lenial de venta [n] woodwind instrument
strumento metal de venta [n] brass instrument
sin strumento [a] unaccompanied, a cappella
strumental [a] instrumental
strumentiste [n] instrumentalist
strutur [n] structure, frame, framework; phrase (music)
strutur de datos [n] data structure
strutur de trepa [n] climbing frame, jungle gym, monkey bars
infrastrutur [n] infrastructure
nonstruturida [a] unstructured, structureless, freeform
restruturi [v] restructure, reframe
strutural [a] structural
struturalisme [n] structuralism
struturaliste [n] structuralist
struturi [v] structure, frame
struturida [a] structured
stuco [n] stucco (plaster)
studia [v] study; pore over
studia [n] study; survey
studia intensa [v] study intensively, cram
costudiante [n] fellow student
studiante [a] studying
studiante [n] student
studiante de anio du [n] second-year student, sophomore
studiante de anio prima [n] first-year student, freshman, fresher
studiante de anio ultima [n] sixth-former, upperclassman
studiante nova [n] freshman, fresher, underclassman
studiante pasada [n] ex-student, alumnus, alumna
studiosa [a] studious
studio [n] studio (artist's, film, TV, radio); study (room); workshop (artist's)
stufa [n] stove, cooker, hob
stufa de alcol [n] alcohol stove, alcohol burner, spirit lamp
stufa de cerosen [n] kerosene stove
stufa portable [n] portable stove
stufi [v] cook (on stove)
stupa [n] stupa (Buddhist building)
stupida [a] stupid, dumb, foolish, idiotic, cretinous dopey, inane, moronic, simple-minded
stupida [n] fool, dummy, idiot, cretin, imbecile, moron, dunce, dullard, dimwit, dingbat, featherbrain, numbskull, numpty, ignoramus, bonehead, knucklehead, lamebrain, nitwit, pinhead
stupidia [n] stupidity, foolishness, idiocy
stupor [n] stupor, trance
sturion [n] sturgeon (fish)
sturnela [n] meadowlark (bird)
su [p] below, beneath, under, underneath, lower than (location, quantity, standard); (idea, mechanism, etc.) behind, underlying
su [p] (moving) to below, under
su- [P] sub- (lower in location or hierarchy); under- (deficient)
a su [p] (moving) to below, under
a su [A] below, underneath; down, downward, downwards; downstairs
de su [p] (moving) from under
de su [A] from underneath; from downstairs; up, upward, upwards, bottom-up
diseda a su [a] below-mentioned, below, undermentioned
su [a] Sioux (person, language)
su [n] Sioux (person, language)
sua [D] his, her, its, their
la sua [m] his, hers, its, theirs
la suas [m] his, hers, its, theirs (plural)
sua propre [D] his own, her own, its own, their own
suas [m] his, hers, its, theirs (plural)
SUA [C] USA, US
SUA [a] USA, US, American
suahili [a] Swahili (person, language)
suahili [n] Swahili (person, language)
suami [n] swami (Hinduism)
suastica [n] swastika
suave [a] soft (hair, skin, fabric), smooth; mellow
suavi [v] condition, soften; mellow, smoothe
suavi [v] condition, soften; mellow, smooth
suavi [n] softening; mellowing; lenition (phonetics)
suavia [n] softness
suavinte [a] softening, emollient
suavinte [n] conditioner, softener (substance)
Suaziland [n] Swaziland, Eswatini
suazi [a] Swazi
suazi [n] Swazi (person, language); Siswati (language)
subasta [v] auction
subasta [n] auction
subasteria [n] auction house
subastor [n] auctioneer
suber [n] cork (substance)
subita [a] sudden, abrupt
subita [A] suddenly, abruptly
subitia [n] suddenness
sublima [v] sublimate
sublima [v] sublimate
sublima [n] sublimation
suburbe [n] suburb
suburban [a] suburban
suburban [n] suburbanite
suburbes [n] suburbia
subuteo [n] hobby
suca [v] suck, suckle
suca [n] suction
suca a secia [v] suck dry
liposuca [n] liposuction, lipo
sucapolvo [n] vacuum cleaner
sucasangue [n] leech, bloodsucker
sucasava [n] sapsucker (bird)
suceta [n] lollipop, lolly; love bite, hickey
suceta jelada [n] ice lolly, ice pop, popsicle
sucetin [a] lollylike
pop sucetin [n] bubblegum pop
suciaci [n] sukiyaki (food)
sucotax [n] succotash (food)
Sucre [n] Sucre
sucrosa [n] sucrose (sugar)
sucubo [n] succubus
suculente [a] succulent
Sucumi [n] Sukhumi
suda [v] ooze, exude, seep, discharge
suda [v] ooze, discharge
Sudafrica [n] Republic of South Africa
sudafrican [a] South African
sudafrican [n] South African
Sudan [n] Sudan
Sudan Sude [n] South Sudan
sudani [a] Sudanese
sudani [n] Sudanese
sudani sude [n] South Sudanese
sude sudani [a] South Sudanese
sude [a] south, southern, downstate
sude [n] south
sude-este [a] southeast, southeasterly
sude-este [n] southeast
sude-sentral [a] central south
sude-sude-este [a] south-southeast
sude-sude-este [n] south-southeast
sude-sude-ueste [a] south-southwest
sude-sude-ueste [n] south-southwest
sude-ueste [a] southwest, southwesterly
sude-ueste [n] southwest
a sude [A] southward, southwards
a sude de [p] to the south of
sudiste [a] pro-southern
sudocu [n] sudoku (puzzle)
sudui [v] subduce (geology)
sudui [n] subduction (geology)
sueba [a] Suebian
sueba [n] Suebian
suebas [n] Suebians, Suebi (ancient tribe)
sueter [n] sweater, pullover, jumper, jersey
sueter de sporte [n] sweatshirt
sueter sin manga [n] sleeveless sweater, tanktop (UK), sweater vest
sueteron [n] hooded sweatshirt, hoodie
sufi [a] Sufi
sufi [n] Sufi
sufisme [n] Sufism (Islam)
sufisa [v] suffix
sufisa [n] suffix; suffixing, suffixation; extension (filename)
sufisal [a] suffix, suffixal; (system) of suffixes
sufisi [v] suffice, be sufficient, be enough
sufisi [n] sufficiency, adequacy
autosufisi [v] be self-sufficient
autosufisi [n] self-sufficiency, autarky
autosufisinte [a] self-sufficient
nonsufisi [n] insufficiency, inadequacy, deficiency, deficit, lack, want, dearth, scarcity
nonsufisinte [a] insufficient, inadequate, deficient, lacking, wanting, scant; meager/meagre, sparse, paltry; scanty, skimpy
sufisinte [a] sufficient, enough, adequate
sufle [n] soufflé (food)
sufrajeta [n] suffragette
sufri [v] suffer, undergo
sufri [n] suffering, affliction, hardship, tribulation
sufror [n] sufferer
sugo [n] cryptomeria
suhur [n] suhur, sahur, sehri (Islam)
suing [a] swing, jive, jitterbug, lindy (dance, music)
suing [n] swing, jive, jitterbug, lindy (dance, music)
suiside [v] commit suicide
suiside [n] suicide (action)
suiside atentada [n] suicide attempt
atenta suiside [v] attempt to commit suicide
suisidal [a] suicidal
suisidor [n] suicide (person)
suite [n] suite (furniture, rooms, music, etc.)
Suiz [n] Switzerland
suiz [a] Swiss
suiz [n] Swiss
suje [n] soot
suji [v] soot, blacken with soot
sujosa [a] sooty, black with soot
sujesta [v] suggest, evince; remind, call to mind
sujesta [n] suggestion; connotation
sujestante [a] suggesting, reminiscent, redolent
sujestosa [a] suggestive, racy, risqué
sujestosia [n] suggestiveness
sujeto [n] subject (including grammar), topic
sujetal [a] subjective
sujetalia [n] subjectivity
sujunta [n] subordinator, subordinating conjunction
sujuntiva [a] subjunctive (grammar)
sujuntiva [n] subjunctive (grammar)
Sulauesi [n] Sulawesi, Celebes (island)
Mar Sulauesi [n] Celebes Sea
Sulawesi [n] Sulawesi, Celebes (island)
Mar Sulawesi [n] Celebes Sea
sulfato [n] sulfate/sulphate
sulfato de magnesio [n] magnesium sulfate/sulphate, Epsom salts
sulfido [n] sulfide/sulphide (chemistry)
disulfido [n] disulfide/disulphide (chemistry)
sulfito [n] sulfite/sulphite (chemistry)
sulfur [n] sulfur/sulphur, brimstone
sulfurosa [a] sulfurous/sulphurous
sulfurica [a] sulfuric/sulphuric
sultan [n] sultan (governor)
sultana [n] sultana (sultan's wife)
sultania [n] sultanate
Sulu, Mar [n] Sulu Sea
sumaco [n] sumac (plant)
sumaco venenosa [n] poison ivy, poison sumac, poison oak
sumarina [n] submarine, sub
sumarineta [n] submersible
Sumatra [n] Sumatra
Sumba [n] Sumba (island)
Streta Sumba [n] Sumba Strait
Sumer [n] Sumer, Sumeria
sumer [a] Sumerian
sumer [n] Sumerian (person, language)
sumerje [v] submerge, immerse, submerse, dip, duck, dunk
sumerje [v] submerge, immerse, submerse, dip, duck, dunk
sumerje [n] submergence, immersion, dip, dunk
sumerjor [n] diver, frogman, aquanaut
sumo [n] sumo (sport)
sumor [n] sumo wrestler
suna [n] Sunnah, Sunna (Islam)
sunda [a] Sunda (person, language)
sunda [n] Sundanese (person, language)
Streta Sunda [n] Sunda Strait
sunde [n] sundae (food)
suni [a] Sunni, Sunnite (Islam)
suni [n] Sunni, Sunnite (Islam)
sunisme [n] sunnism, Sunni Islam
suo [n] sweat, perspiration
sui [v] sweat, perspire
sui [n] perspiration, sweating
suosa [a] sweaty
Suomi [n] Finland
suomi [a] Finnish
suomi [n] Finn; Finnish (language)
Golfo Suomi [n] Gulf of Finland
superflua [a] superfluous, redundant
superflui [v] become superfluous, become redundant
superfluia [n] superfluity
superior [a] superior, elite; upscale, upmarket
superior [n] superior, higher-up, liege
Lago Superior [n] Lake Superior
superioria [n] superiority
superlativa [a] superlative
superlativa [n] superlative
superstisio [n] superstition
superstisiosa [a] superstitious
supina [a] supine, face up, palm up
supinador [n] supinator (muscle)
supini [v] lie on one's back, become face up, become supine
supini [v] supinate, lay (someone) on their back, turn (someone) face up
supini [n] supination
suplica [v] implore, entreat, beseech, beg, appeal to, petition, supplicate, importune
suplica [n] plea, entreaty, petition, supplication
suporta [v] support, prop up, back up, bolster, underpin, uphold; side with, root for; fund (financially); espouse
suporta [n] support, backing; aegis, auspices
suporta finansial [v] subsidize/subsidise
suporta finansial [n] financial support, subsidy, grant, funding
nonsuportable [a] unsupportable
nonsuportada [a] unsupported
suportable [a] supportable
suportada [a] supported, upheld
suportador [n] support, supporting device, stand, strut, plinth
suportor [n] supporter, sympathizer/sympathiser, proponent, backer; breadwinner; groomsman, usher (at wedding)
suportosa [a] supportive
suposa [v] suppose, presume, assume, surmise
suposa [n] supposition, presumption, assumption, postulate
presuposa [v] presuppose
presuposa [n] presupposition
suposable [A] presumably
suposada [a] supposed, presumptive, putative; so-called (disparaging)
supositorio [n] suppository
supra [p] above, over, higher than (location, quantity, standard)
supra [p] (moving) to above, over
supra- [P] super- (higher in location or hierarchy); over- (exceeding or excessive)
supra tota [A] above all
a supra [p] (moving) to above, over
a supra [A] above, overhead; up, upward, upwards; upstairs
de supra [p] (moving) from above
de supra [A] from above; from upstairs; down, downward, downwards, top-down
diseda a supra [a] above-mentioned, above, aforementioned
supraspira [v] hyperventilate
supraspira [n] hyperventilation
suprema [a] supreme, sovereign; topmost
supremia [n] supremacy
supremisme [n] supremacism
supremiste [a] supremacist
supremiste [n] supremacist
supresa [v] suppress, quash, quell, override
supresa [n] suppression
supresante [n] suppressant
sur [p] on (surface, including vertical), on top of, upon
sur [p] (moving) onto
sur [p] concerning, about, pertaining to (a topic)
a sur [p] (moving) onto, on
a sur [A] on top, on the top, onto the top
de sur [p] (moving) off, off of
de sur [A] off
sura [n] calf (anatomy)
sureal [a] surreal
surealisme [n] surrealism
surealiste [a] surrealistic
surealiste [n] surrealist
surfa [v] surf; browse (web)
surfa [n] surf (waves); surfing; browsing
surfa airotirada [n] kitesurfing, kiteboarding
surfa de vela [n] windsurfing, sailboarding
surfa la fola [v] crowd-surf
surfa la rede [v] surf the net
surfador [n] web browser
surfor [n] surfer
surfas [n] surface
surfas de table [n] tabletop
surfasal [a] superficial, facile, skindeep, glib, perfunctory
surfasal [A] superficially, on the surface
Suria [n] Syria
suri [a] Syrian
suri [n] Syrian
suricata [n] meerkat, suricate
surie [v] smile, grin
surie [n] smile, grin
surie adulante [v] simper
surie dentosa [v] beam
surie ienin [n] cheesy grin
surie vil [v] smirk, sneer
surie vil [n] smirk, sneer
surion [n] grin
Suriname [n] Suriname, Surinam
sranan [a] Surinamese (person); Sranan Tongo, Taki Taki, Suriname Creole (language)
sranan [n] Surinamese (person); Sranan Tongo, Taki Taki, Suriname Creole (language)
surje [v] surge forward, emerge (suddenly), jump out, spring up, loom up; arise (suddenly), crop up; increase (suddenly)
surje [n] surge, sudden appearance; sudden increase
surjeta [v] perform a surjection, use a surjective function
surjeta [n] surjection, surjective function
surjetal [a] surjective
surprende [v] surprise, startle, astonish, amaze, take aback; ambush
surprende [n] surprise; ambush
nonsurprendeda [a] unsurprised
surprendeda [a] surprised, startled, astonished, taken aback
surprendente [a] surprising
surprendente [A] surprisingly
sursolo [n] flooring
survive [v] survive
survive [n] survival
survivente [a] surviving, extant
survivisme [n] survivalism
surviviste [n] survivalist, prepper
survivor [n] survivor, holdover
susede [v] succeed (at), manage to, achieve, accomplish, pull off; pass (test); succeed, follow, be the successor of (someone in a job)
susede [n] success, achievement, accomplishment
nonsusedosa [a] vain, unsuccessful, futile
sin susede [A] in vain, unsuccessfully, vainly, for nothing, fruitlessly, ineffectively, without success, futilely
suprasusede [v] overachieve
suprasusedor [n] overachiever
susedor [n] successor; succeeder, achiever
susedosa [a] successful, effective
susedosa [n] hit, blockbuster
sususede [v] underachieve
sususedor [n] underachiever
susia [a] dirty, squalid, sordid, crummy, grimy, grubby, seedy, sleazy; murky (liquid)
susia [n] dirtiness, dirt, grime, mess
nonsusida [a] undirtied, unsoiled, unsullied
susi [v] become dirtied, become soiled, be sullied, get messy, get mucky
susi [v] dirty, soil, sully, mess up, besmirch
susida [a] dirtied, soiled, sullied
susiste [v] subsist, get by (stay alive)
susiste [n] subsistence
suspende [v] suspend, dangle, hang, hang up; adjourn
suspende [n] suspense, suspension; cliffhanger; adjournment, abeyance; moratorium
suspendeda [a] suspended, adjourned, in abeyance
suspendosa [a] suspenseful
suspeta [v] suspect
suspeta [n] suspicion, hunch
nonsuspetable [a] above suspicion, irreproachable
nonsuspetada [a] unsuspected
nonsuspetante [a] unsuspecting
suspetable [a] suspicious (arousing suspicion)
suspetada [a] suspected
suspetada [n] suspect (person)
suspetante [a] suspicious, suspecting, askance, leery
suspetosa [a] suspicious (suspecting, arousing suspicion)
suspira [v] sigh
suspira [n] sigh
suspira de lejeri [n] sigh of relief
susta [v] sustain, support; eke out
susta [n] sustenance
nonsustable [a] unsustainable
sustable [a] sustainable
sustor [n] sustainer
sustantia [n] substance
sustantial [a] substantial; significant, notable, considerable
sustantial [A] substantially
sustantivo [n] substantive, noun
sustantival [a] substantival
sustantivin [a] substantival
sustitua [a] substitute, replacement, surrogate, sub
sustitua [n] substitute, replacement, surrogate, stand-in, double, understudy
sustitua de peril [n] stunt double, stuntman, stuntwoman
sustitua jemelin [n] body double
sustitua tempora [n] temporary substitute, replacement, surrogate, stand-in
sustitui [v] substitute, replace
sustitui [v] substitute, replace
sustitui [n] substitution
sustitui per [v] substitute for, supersede, supplant
sustitui tempora [v] replace temporarily, substitute for, stand in for
sutende [v] subtend (botany, geometry)
sutil [a] subtle, nuanced, low-key
sutil [n] subtlety, nuance
sutilia [n] subtleness, subtlety
sutra [n] sutra (aphorism, scripture)
sutrae [v] subtract, deduct; remove, take away, delete, expunge, strip; detract
sutrae [n] subtraction, deduction; removal, deletion
nonsutrable [a] unremovable, irremovable, indelible
sutrable [a] removable, deletable, delible, deductible
sutrable de imposta [a] tax-deductible
sutur [n] suture, surgical stitch
sutur sajital [n] sagittal suture
suturi [v] suture
suturi [n] suture (action)
Suva [n] Suva
suveni [v] subsidize/subsidise
suveni [n] grant, subsidy
suveni per studia [n] scholarship (grant)
suveni per rexerca [n] fellowship (grant)
suvenir [n] souvenir, memento, remembrance
suvenires [n] souvenirs, memorabilia
suverti [v] subvert, overthrow, topple
suverti [n] subversion, overthrow
suvertinte [a] subversive
suxi [n] sushi (food)
suzeran [n] suzerain
suzerania [n] suzerainty
Svalbard [n] Svalbard, Spitsbergen
Sveria [n] Sweden
svensce [a] Swedish (person, language)
svensce [n] Swedish, Swede
swahili [a] Swahili (person, language)
swahili [n] Swahili (person, language)
swami [n] swami (Hinduism)
swastica [n] swastika
Swaziland [n] Swaziland, Eswatini
swazi [a] Swazi
swazi [n] Swazi (person, language); Siswati (language)
sweter [n] sweater, pullover, jumper, jersey
sweter de sporte [n] sweatshirt
sweter sin manga [n] sleeveless sweater, tanktop (UK), sweater vest
sweteron [n] hooded sweatshirt, hoodie
swing [a] swing, jive, jitterbug, lindy (dance, music)
swing [n] swing, jive, jitterbug, lindy (dance, music)
Swiz [n] Switzerland
swiz [a] Swiss
swiz [n] Swiss
t [x] t
con forma de T [a] T-shaped
ta [A] would (indicating that a finite verb refers to a hypothetical scenario)
ta [A] (adding the sense of -ever to a question word that introduces a subordinate clause)
ta [A] would (in polite questions)
ta ce [E] would that, may, let (something happen)
tabaco [n] tobacco (plant, leaves)
tabaciste [n] tobacconist
tabacomania [n] tobacco addiction
tabacomanica [a] chain-smoking, addicted to tobacco
tabacomanica [n] chain smoker, tobacco addict
tabano [n] horsefly, gadfly
tabla [n] tabla (musical instrument)
tablatur [n] tablature, tabulature, tab
table [n] table (furniture); board (game); table (of information), tabulation
table basa [n] low table, coffee table
table de autopsia [n] autopsy table, slab
table de axi [n] hash table (software)
table de contenidas [n] table of contents
table de cosina [n] kitchen table
table de desinia [n] drawing board
table de labora [n] worktable, workbench, worktop, work surface; desktop (software)
table de misca [n] mixing desk (in a recording studio)
table de multipli [n] multiplication table, times table
table de presa [n] ironing board
table de vende [n] sales counter
table de xace [n] chessboard
Table [n] Mensa (constellation)
table ladal [n] end table, side table
table ronda [n] round table (including discussion)
tablan [n] member of a group at a table, fellow diner, commensal
tableta [n] tablet, slate (writing); tablet computer
tableta de desinia [n] graphics tablet
tabletin [a] tablet-like
tabli [v] be tabulated
tabli [v] tabulate, display as a table
tabu [a] taboo, unmentionable
tabu [n] taboo
tabule [n] tabbouleh (food)
taca [n] taka
taci- [P] tachy- (rapid)
tacicardia [n] tachycardia
tacicardial [a] tachycardial
tacion [n] tachyon (particle)
tacistoscopio [n] tachistoscope
tacle [v] tackle (sport)
tacle [n] tackle
taco [n] taco (food)
ta-da [e] ta-da, hey presto, voilà
Tadjicistan [n] Tajikistan
tadjici [a] Tajik, Tajiki (person, language), Tajikistani
tadjici [n] Tajik, Tajiki (person, language), Tajikistani
tafel [n] tafl, tablut, hnefatafl (game)
tafeta [n] taffeta (fabric)
tagalog [a] Tagalog (person, language)
tagalog [n] Tagalog (person, language)
tagua [n] tagua palm, ivory palm, ivory-nut palm
Tahiti [n] Tahiti
tahiti [a] Tahitian
tahiti [n] Tahitian (person, language)
Tai [n] Thailand, Siam
tai [a] Thai, Siamese (person, language)
tai [n] Thai, Siamese (person, language)
Golfo Tai [n] Gulf of Thailand
taie [n] waist, waistline
taiga [n] taiga, boreal forest
Taipei [n] Taipei
taitxi [n] tai-chi, tai-chi chuan
Taiuan [n] Taiwan
taiuan [a] Taiwanese
taiuan [n] Taiwanese
Taiwan [n] Taiwan
taiwan [a] Taiwanese
taiwan [n] Taiwanese
tajete [n] marigold
Takelamagan, Deserto [n] Taklamakan Desert
tal [D] such, this kind of, that kind of, suchlike
tal [A] in such a way, in this way, like this, thus, thusly, so, sic
tal ce [s] in such a way that
tal o no [A] whether like that or not, thus or otherwise, one way or another, anyway, anyhow
lo es tal ce [E] it is the case that, the situation is such that
tales [m] such, ones like that, suchlike
un tal [m] such a one, one like that
un tal [E] such a, of such a kind; what a ...!
un tal surprende [e] what a surprise
talamo [n] thalamus (anatomy)
ipotalamo [n] hypothalamus
talasocrata [a] thalassocratic
talasocratia [n] thalassocracy, sea empire
talco [n] talc; talcum powder
talento [n] talent, aptitude, gift, flair
multitalentosa [a] multitalented, protean
talentosa [a] talented, gifted; skillful/skilful (done with or requiring talent or skill)
talentosa [n] prodigy
talia [v] cut, slice, slash, gash, carve, whittle, incise, hew, sever, butcher
talia [n] cut, slice, slash, gash, incision; caesura
talia de carne [n] cut of meat
talia de lardo [n] rasher
talia e coli [v] cut and paste
talia e coli [n] cut and paste
talia traversal [n] cross-section, cross-cut
pretaliada [a] pre-cut
taliable [a] cuttable
taliador [n] cutter, slicer
taliafilo [n] wire cutter
taliagarga [n] cut-throat, murderer
taliapaper [n] paper knife, paper cutter
taliapetra [n] stonecutter
talieta [n] noodle, pasta
talior [n] tailor
taliban [a] Taliban, Taleban
taliban [n] Taliban, Taleban (person)
talibanes [n] Taliban, Taleban (group)
talidomida [n] thalidomide
Talin [n] Tallinn
talio [n] thallium (element)
talmud [n] Talmud (Judaism)
talmudal [a] talmudal
talo [n] ankle, talus, astragalus; hock; stem (plant), stalk, sprig; thallus (botany)
talo de fava [n] beanstalk
talo vara [n] clubfoot
taleta [n] pedicle (botany, zoology)
talon [n] heel
talon alta [n] high heel (shoe), stiletto
talpa [n] mole (animal)
talperia [n] molehill
tam [n] tam o' shanter (hat)
tamale [n] tamale (food)
tamarin [n] tamarin (monkey)
tamarindo [n] tamarind
tambur [n] drum, tambour
tambur de conga [n] conga drum
tambur militar [n] snare drum
tambur peti [n] tabor, tambori, tabret
tambureta [n] tambourine
tamburi [v] drum; signal by drum
tamburiste [n] drummer
tamia [n] chipmunk
tamil [a] Tamil (person, language)
tamil [n] Tamil (person, language)
tamis [n] sieve, colander, strainer
tamisi [v] sieve, sift, strain
tampon [n] swab, wad, pad, padding; paper cartridge (musket, pistol)
tampon de fem [n] tampon
tan [A] to such an extent, so, as; how ...!
tan bela [e] so beautiful, how lovely, how nice
tan bela ce [s] so beautiful that
tan grande como [A] as big as
tan multe [D] so many, so much
tan multe ce [s] so many that, so much that
tan multe como [s] as many as, as much as
tan poca [D] so little, so few
tan poca ce [s] so few that, so little that
un vista tan bela [e] what a lovely view
tana [v] tan (leather)
tana [n] tanning (leather)
taneria [n] tannery
tanor [n] tanner
tanatolojia [n] thanatology
tanca [n] tanka
tance [n] tank, tub, vat, cistern; tank (military)
tancador [n] tanker (ship, lorry)
tancador de petrolio [n] oil tanker
tancini [n] tankini (bikini)
tandur [n] tandoor
tanduri [v] cook using a tandoor
tandurida [a] tandoori
tang [a] Tang (dynasty)
tanga [n] thong, G-string (garment)
Tanganyika, Lago [n] Lake Tanganyika
tangar [n] tanager (bird)
tango [n] tango (dance)
tangram [n] tangram (puzzle)
tanica [a] tannic (chemistry)
asida tanica [n] tannic acid
tanin [n] tannin
tanje [v] touch lightly, be tangential to, brush against, graze; strum (guitar)
cotanjente [n] cotangent
tanjente [a] tangential, peripheral, incidental
tanjente [n] tangent
tanjerino [n] tangerine (tree)
tanjerina [n] tangerine (fruit)
tanpura [n] tanpura, tambura, tamboura, tanpoura, tanpuri
tantalo [n] tantalum (element)
tantra [n] tantra, tantrism (Buddhism, Hinduism)
tantral [a] tantric
Tanzania [n] Tanzania
tanzanian [a] Tanzanian
tanzanian [n] Tanzanian
tapaculo [n] tapaculo (bird)
tape [v] tap; patter
tape [v] tap; type
tape [n] tap, tapping, patter; typing
maltape [v] mistype
maltape [n] typing mistake, typo
retape [n] retype
tapador [n] typewriter
tapadorin [a] monospaced, typewriter-style (font)
tapor [n] typist
teletapador [n] teleprinter, teletype, telex
teletape [v] teleprint, teletype, telex
tapeto [n] carpet, rug, mat; upholstery (material)
tapeteta [n] rug, mat
tapeteta de banio [n] bathmat
tapeteta de porte [n] doormat
tapeto imajin [n] tapestry
retapeti [v] reupholster
tapeti [v] carpet, upholster
tapeti [n] upholstery (action), carpeting
tapetor [n] upholsterer
tapioca [n] tapioca
tapir [n] tapir (animal)
tapo [n] plug, seal, cork, bung, spigot, cap, stopper
tapo de orea [n] earplug
destapi [v] unplug, unseal, unstop, uncork, uncap
tapi [v] plug, seal, cork, cap, stop up
Tar, Deserto [n] Great Indian Desert, Thar Desert
tarama [n] taramasalata, taramosalata (food)
tarantula [n] tarantula (spider)
Taraua Sude [n] South Tarawa
Tarawa Sude [n] South Tarawa
tarda [a] late, tardy, overdue, in arrears
tarda [n] later part, latter part; latecomer
a la plu tarda [A] at the latest (no later)
en la tarda de note [A] late at night, in the middle of the night
multe tarda [a] very late, long overdue
plu tarda [A] later
tarda de note [n] late night, middle of the night
tarda en la note [A] late at night, in the middle of the night
tarda o temprana [A] sooner or later
tardi [v] grow late
tardi [v] make late, delay
tardia [n] lateness
tardiosa [a] unpunctual, lagging, often late, tending to arrive late
tardigrado [n] tardigrade, water bear (organism)
tarifa [n] tariff, duty, rate (financial)
tarifa postal [n] postage (cost)
taro [n] taro (plant)
taroci [n] tarot (deck of cards, game)
carta de taroci [n] tarot card
tarsio [n] tarsier (primate)
tarso [n] tarsus (bones)
metatarso [n] metatarsus (bones)
metatarsal [a] metatarsal
tarsal [a] tarsal
tartan [n] tartan, plaid
tartar [n] tartar, calculus (deposit on teeth, in wine); limescale
destartari [v] descale; remove tartar
tarte [n] pie, flan
tarte de carne [n] meat pie
tarte de crema [n] cream pie, cream flan; custard pie (missile)
tarte de fruta [n] fruit pie
tarte de ragu [n] pot pie
tarte merengida de limon [n] lemon meringue pie
tarteta [n] tart; patty (cake)
tarti [v] pie, hit with a pie
Tarteso [n] Tartessos (ancient city)
tartesica [a] Tartessian
tartesica [n] Tartessian
tas [n] cup
tas de te [n] teacup; cup of tea
taseta [n] small cup, coffee cup, demitasse
tasin [a] cuplike, cup-shaped
tason [n] mug, beaker
tason de peltre [n] tankard
tasi- [P] taxi- (arrangement)
tasidermia [n] taxidermy
tasidermi [v] taxidermize/taxidermise, perform taxidermy on, stuff (a dead animal)
tasidermial [a] taxidermic, taxidermal
tasidermiste [n] taxidermist
Tasman, Mar [n] Tasman Sea
Tasmania [n] Tasmania
tasmanian [a] Tasmanian
taso [n] rate (numerical)
taso de intercambia [n] exchange rate
taso de interesa [n] interest rate
taso de mori [n] death rate
taso de nase [n] birth rate
tason [n] taxon (biology)
tasonomia [n] taxonomy
tasonomial [a] taxonomic
tasonomiste [n] taxonomist
tatami [n] tatami (mat)
Tatarstan [n] Tatarstan
tatar [a] Tatar (person, language)
tatar [n] Tatar (person, language)
tatica [n] tactic, tack
tatica defendente [n] countermeasure
contratatica [n] countermeasure
tatical [a] tactical
taticiste [n] tactician
tato [n] tact, finesse
nontatosa [a] tactless, indelicate, tone-deaf (to the social context)
tatosa [a] tactful
tatua [v] tattoo
tatua [n] tattoo; tattooing
tau [n] tau (Greek letter)
taurina [n] taurine (amino acid)
tautolojia [n] tautology
taverna [n] tavern, pub, alehouse, brasserie, inn, roadhouse, saloon
tavernor [n] publican, landlord, innkeeper
Taxcent [n] Tashkent
taxe [n] task, chore, job, duty, assignment, to-do item, todo
multitaxal [a] multitasking
multitaxia [n] multitasking
taxes de casa [n] housework, domestic chores, homemaking
taxes de scola [n] schoolwork
taxor [n] taskmaster
taxi [n] taxi, cab, taxicab
taxi-caro [n] hansom cab (horse-drawn)
taxiste [n] taxi driver, cab driver, cabbie, cabby
taximetre [n] taximeter
taxo [n] yew (tree)
taze [v] stop talking, shut up, fall silent, stay silent, keep shtum; hide, conceal, keep secret, keep quiet about, fail to reveal
Tbilisi [n] Tbilisi
te [n] tea (plant, leaves, drink)
te de bolas [n] bubble tea
te de bosce [n] teaberry, checkerberry, boxberry, American wintergreen
teria [n] teashop, tearoom
teatro [n] theater/theatre (place, art), playhouse, auditorium
teatro de opera [n] opera house
teatral [a] theatrical, theatric
amfiteatro [n] amphitheater/amphitheatre
teatral [n] play, theatrical performance
teatral de musica [n] musical (play)
teatral de revista [n] revue
teatral mascida [n] masque, masked play, mummery, dumbshow, commedia dell'arte
teatralia [n] theatricality, histrionics
Teba [n] Thebes
teban [a] Theban
teban [n] Theban
teca [n] teak (tree, wood)
tecel [n] dachshund (dog)
tecila [n] tequila (drink)
tecla [n] key
tecla de altera [n] Alt key
tecla de asende [n] up arrow key
tecla de cansela [n] Escape key
tecla de comensa [n] Home key
tecla de composa [n] Compose key
tecla de controla [n] Ctrl key, control key
tecla de desende [n] down arrow key
tecla de destri [n] right arrow key
tecla de entra [n] Enter key, Return key
tecla de fini [n] End key
tecla de flexa [n] arrow key
tecla de glifo [n] AltGr key
tecla de leva [n] Shift key
tecla de leteras major [n] Caps Lock key
tecla de paje presedente [n] Page Up key
tecla de paje seguente [n] Page Down key
tecla de sinistri [n] left arrow key
tecla de spasio [n] spacebar
tecla de sutrae [n] Delete key
tecla de retrospasi [n] Backspace key
tecla de tabli [n] Tab key
tecla rapida [n] shortcut key, accelerator key, hot key
teclador [n] keyboard
tecladoreta [n] keypad
tecladoreta numeral [n] numeric keypad
teclas de flexa [n] arrow keys, cursor keys
tecli [v] key; dial (phone number)
tecli [n] keypress, keystroke
tecnesio [n] technetium (element)
tecnica [n] technique, mechanism (process); technics
pirotecnica [n] pyrotechnics
pirotecnical [a] pyrotechnical
pirotecnical [n] firework display
politecnical [a] polytechnic
politecnical [n] polytechnic
tecnical [a] technical
tecniciste [n] technician
tecno [a] techno (music)
tecno [n] techno (music)
tecno- [P] techno-
tecnocrata [a] technocratic
tecnocrata [n] technocrat
tecnocratia [n] technocracy
tecnofilia [n] technophilia
tecnofilica [a] technophile, techie, techy
tecnofilica [n] technophile, techie, techy
tecnofobia [n] technophobia
tecnofobica [a] technophobic
tecnofobica [n] technophobe
tecnolojia [n] technology
tecnolojia alta [n] high tech
tecnolojia basa [n] low tech
biotecnolojia [n] biotechnology, biotech
biotecnolojial [a] biotechnological
nanotecnolojia [n] nanotechnology, nanotech
nanotecnolojial [a] nanotechnological
tecnolojial [a] technological
tef [n] teff, Williams lovegrass, annual bunch grass
teflon [n] teflon
Tegucigalpa [n] Tegucigalpa
Tehan [n] South Korea
tehan [a] South Korean
tehan [n] South Korean
Teheran [n] Tehran
teisme [n] theism
ateisme [n] atheism
ateiste [a] atheistic, godless
ateiste [n] atheist
enoteisme [n] henotheism
enoteiste [a] henotheistic
enoteiste [n] henotheist
monoteisme [n] monotheism
monoteiste [a] monotheistic
monoteiste [n] monotheist
panteisme [n] pantheism
panteiste [a] pantheistic
panteiste [n] pantheist
politeisme [n] polytheism
politeiste [a] polytheistic
politeiste [n] polytheist
teiste [a] theist
teiste [n] theist
tela [n] (piece of) cloth, towel
tela de bani [n] bath towel
tela de colo [n] cravat, ascot, neckerchief
tela de testa [n] headscarf, kerchief, wimple
telas de leto [n] bedclothes, bedding
teleta [n] handkerchief, hanky; napkin
teleta de bava [n] (baby's) bib
teleta de bebe [n] nappy, diaper
teleta de fem [n] sanitary napkin, sanitary pad, sanitary towel
teleta de lava [n] washcloth, washrag, facecloth, flannel; dishcloth, dishrag
teleta de paper [n] paper towel, tissue, kleenex
telon [n] sheet, bed sheet; tablecloth
telon funeral [n] funeral cloth, pall
telonin [a] sheetlike
telanjectasia [n] telangiectasia, spider veins
Telaviv [n] Tel Aviv
tele [n] (colloquial) TV, telly (television set)
tele- [P] tele- (remote)
telecinese [n] telekinesis, psychokinesis
telefon [n] telephone, phone
telefon astuta [n] smartphone
telefon de disco [n] rotary phone, disc-dial telephone
telefon de porte [n] doorphone, intercom, talkback
telefon dejetable [n] disposable phone, burner phone
telefon publica [n] public phone, payphone
telefon simple [n] basic phone, feature phone, dumbphone
radiotelefon [n] radiotelephone, radiophone, walkie-talkie
telefoneta [n] mobile phone, cellular phone, cellphone, handset
telefoni [v] telephone, phone, call, ring
telefoni [n] phone call
telefonia [n] telephony, telecommunication
telefoniste [n] telephonist, operator
telefonor [n] telephoner, caller
telefoto [n] telephoto lens
telegraf [n] telegraph
telegrafi [v] telegraph
telegrafia [n] telegraphy
telegrafial [a] telegraphic
telegrafin [a] telegraphic (style)
telegrafiste [n] telegraphist
telegram [n] telegram
telemarc [n] telemark (skiing)
telemetre [n] telemeter; rangefinder
telemetri [n] telemetry
teleolojia [n] teleology
teleolojial [a] teleological
teleoste [n] teleost
telepatia [n] telepathy
telepatica [a] telepathic
telepatica [n] telepath
teleporta [v] teleport
teleporta [n] teleportation
teleportador [n] teleport, teleporter
telescopio [n] telescope, spyglass
Telescopio [n] Telescopium (constellation)
radiotelescopio [n] radio telescope
telescopial [a] telescopic
televisa [v] televise, show on television
televisa [n] television (medium)
televisa colorosa [n] color/colour television
televisa de vijila [n] closed-circuit television, CCTV
televisa par paia [n] pay TV, subscription television, premium television
televisada [a] on television, televised
televisador [n] television set
telia [n] tile, shingle
teli [v] tile
telieta [n] wafer (electronics)
telior [n] tiler; roofer
microtelia [n] microchip, chip
telica [a] telic (expressing purpose)
nontelica [a] atelic
telicia [n] telicity
telofase [n] telophase
telugu [a] Telugu (person, language)
telugu [n] Telugu (person, language)
telurio [n] tellurium (element)
tema [n] theme, subject, topic, idea; topic (grammar); motif, pattern; thesis
a tema de [p] on the subject of, on the topic of, concerning, about
tema xef [n] main theme, leitmotif, keynote
nontemal [a] off-topic
temal [a] thematic; on-topic
temi [v] become topicalized/topicalised (linguistics)
temi [v] topicalize/topicalise (linguistics)
temi [n] topicalization/topicalisation (linguistics)
teme [v] fear, dread
teme [n] fear, dread, angst
temable [a] fearable, terrible, dreadful, formidable, frightening, scary
temente [a] afraid
nontemosa [a] fearless, intrepid, brave, courageous
preteme [v] fear in advance, have a foreboding, dread
preteme [n] foreboding, dread
temosa [a] fearful, afraid, alarmed
tempe [n] temple (anatomy)
lobe tempal [n] temporal lobe
oso tempal [n] temporal bone
tempal [a] temporal (anatomy)
tempera [v] temper (emotion, metal, music)
tempera [n] temper, temperament; tempering
bon temperada [a] well-tempered
nontemperada [a] intemperate
temperada [a] temperate; mild (weather)
tempera [n] tempera (art)
temperatur [n] temperature
temperatur ambiente [n] ambient temperature
temperatur de sala [n] room temperature
tempesta [n] storm, tempest, squall
tempesta de arena [n] sandstorm
tempesta de foco [n] firestorm, inferno
tempesta de graniza [n] hailstorm
tempesta de venta [n] windstorm, hurricane
tempesta lamposa [n] thunderstorm
tempestosa [a] stormy, tempestuous, squally
templo [n] temple (religious)
templan [a] Templar
templan [n] Templar, Knight Templar
tempo [n] time (concept, duration, historical period); tense (grammar)
tempo de difusa [n] airtime
tempo de gera [n] wartime
tempo de pausa [n] time out, rest period
tempo libre [n] free time, spare time, time off
a la mesma tempo [A] at the same time
a no tempo [A] at no time, never
a tempo [A] on time, in time, punctually
a tempo conveninte [A] at an appropriate time, in due course
de tempo longa [a] longstanding
de tempo partal [a] part-time
de tempo plen [a] full-time
en tempo real [a] real-time
per alga tempo [A] for some time (intended), for a while, awhile
supratempo [n] overtime (work), crunch
tempador [n] timer (device)
tempal [a] temporal (of time)
tra alga tempo [A] for some time (elapsed)
tempora [a] temporary, ephemeral, interim, fleeting, transient, makeshift, provisional, transitional, short-term, acting; working (hypothesis)
tempora [A] temporarily
temprana [a] early
temprana [n] early part; early arrival, early bird
temprani [v] become early, occur earlier
temprani [v] make early; bring forward (a meeting)
temprania [n] earliness
tempura [n] tempura (food)
tenda [n] tent, marquee
tendor [n] camper
tende [v] tend, be inclined
tende [n] tendency, propensity, proclivity, inclination, penchant, trend
tendon [n] tendon, sinew
tendon pos la jeno [n] hamstring
tendonite [n] tendonitis, tendinitis
tendonosa [a] sinewy, wiry
tenebrio [n] meal beetle
tenebrio larval [n] mealworm
tenera [a] tender, kind
teneri [n] becoming tender, softening up; making tender, tenderizing/tenderising
teneri [v] become tender, soften up
teneri [v] make tender, tenderize/tenderise, melt someone's heart
teneria [n] tenderness
tenesino [n] tennessine (element)
tenge [n] tenge
tengrisme [n] tengrism, tengerism, tengrianism
tengriste [n] tengrist
teni [v] hold, grasp, grip, clutch, cling to, hold on to; detain
teni [n] hold, grasp, grip, clutch
teni a via [v] keep away, ward off, deter
teni como ostaje [v] hold (as) hostage
teni manos [v] hold hands
desteni [v] let go of, lose one's grip on, unhand
nonteni [n] non-attachment (philosophy)
tenable [a] holdable, tenable
tenibota [n] boot jack, boot pull (for removing boots)
teniloca [n] placeholder, surrogate
nontenosia [n] non-attachment, detachment
tenosa [a] (emotionally) attached, clinging
tenosia [n] attachment, clinging, grasping
teninte [n] lieutenant
suteninte [n] sublieutenant, second lieutenant, ensign
tenis [n] tennis
tenis de table [n] table tennis, ping-pong
tenisor [n] tennis player
Tennessee [n] Tennessee (US state)
tenor [a] tenor (music)
tenor [n] tenor (music)
tenosinovio [n] tendon sheath
tenosinovite [n] tenosynovitis, tendosynovitis
tenrec [n] tenrec (animal)
tensa [v] become tense, become taut, become tight, tighten, strain, clench, cinch
tensa [v] make tense, make taut, make tight, tighten, strain, stress, clench, cinch
tensa [n] tension, stress, strain
tensa eletrical [n] electric tension, electric potential difference, voltage
tensa sua dentes [v] grit one's teeth
destensa [v] untense, untighten, go slack; relax, take it easy, lie back, be laid back
destensa [n] relaxation; detente
destensada [a] untightened, slack, relaxed, laid back
destensante [n] relaxant
destensante de musculo [n] muscle relaxant
ipertensa [n] hypertension (medical)
ipertensal [a] hypertensive
ipertensal [n] hypertensive (person)
ipotensa [n] hypotension (medical)
ipotensal [a] hypotensive
ipotensal [n] hypotensive (person)
tensada [a] tense, taut, tight, strained, stressed
tensal [a] tensile
tensimetre [n] strain gauge, tension meter
tensor [n] tensor
tenta [v] tempt, lure, bait, entice
tenta [n] temptation, lure, bait, enticement
tentable [a] temptable, vulnerable (to temptation)
tentada [a] tempted
tentante [a] tempting
tentante [n] lure, bait, decoy
tentor [n] tempter, temptress
tentaculo [n] tentacle
tentaculo de oio [n] eyestalk
tentaculosa [a] tentacled
teo- [P] theo- (god)
teocrata [a] theocratic
teocrata [n] theocrat
teocratia [n] theocracy
teodolito [n] theodolite
teolojia [n] theology
teolojial [a] theological
teolojiste [n] theologian
teorem [n] theorem
teorem de Tale [n] intercept theorem, Thales's theorem, basic proportionality theorem, side splitter theorem
teoria [n] theory
teoria cuantal [n] quantum theory
teoria de caos [n] chaos theory
teoria de categorias [n] category theory
teoria de colies [n] set theory
teoria de computa [n] theory of computation
teoria de computablia [n] computability theory, recursion theory
teoria de controla [n] control theory
teoria de cordetas [n] string theory
teoria de evolui [n] theory of evolution
teoria de grafes [n] graph theory
teoria de grupos [n] group theory
teoria de informa [n] information theory
teoria de mesuras [n] measure theory
teoria de numeros [n] number theory
teoria de ordinas [n] order theory
teoria de probablia [n] probability theory
teoria legal [n] jurisprudence
teori [v] theorize/theorise
teori [n] theorization/theorisation
teorial [a] theoretical, theoretic
teoriste [n] theorist
teosofia [n] theosophy
teosofiste [n] theosophist
tepida [a] warm, lukewarm, tepid
tepidi [v] warm (slightly), become lukewarm
tepidi [v] warm (slightly), make lukewarm
tepidia [n] tepidness, tepidity
tera [n] land, ground, earth, dirt
tera- [P] terra- (earth)
Tera [n] Earth (planet)
tera cultivada [n] farmland
tera de nun [n] no man's land
tera de trigo [n] wheatland
tera nonconoseda [n] unknown territory, terra incognita
tera nova [n] new land, virgin territory
tera savaje [n] wilderness, outback
tera xef [n] mainland
a tera [n] ashore, on shore
de tera [a] earthen, terrestrial
de tera a aira [a] surface-to-air, ground-to-air
de tera a tera [a] surface-to-surface, ground-to-surface
estrateran [a] extraterrestrial, alien
estrateran [n] extraterrestrial, alien
nonteral [a] unearthly
suprateran [a] overground, above-ground, superterranean, epigeal
sutera [n] cellar, basement
suteran [a] subterranean, underground, hypogeal, chthonic, chthonian
Terabasa [n] Basse-Terre
teral [a] earthly
teran [a] terrestrial, Terran
teran [n] earthling, Terran
Teranova [n] Newfoundland
Teranova e Labrador [n] Newfoundland and Labrador (Canadian province)
tereria [n] terrarium
terosa [a] earthy
tera- [P] tera- (a million million)
teracota [n] terracotta
terapia [n] therapy, rehabilitation, rehab
idroterapia [n] hydrotherapy
ipnoterapia [n] hypnotherapy
ipnoterapiste [n] hypnotherapist
psicoterapia [n] psychotherapy
psicoterapiste [n] psychotherapist, shrink
radioterapia [n] radiotherapy
terapiste [n] therapist
teraplen [n] embankment
teratofobia [n] teratophobia
teratofobica [a] teratophobic
teratojen [a] teratogenic (medical)
teratojen [n] teratogen
teravada [a] Theravada (Buddhism)
teraza [n] terrace, patio, stoop, steps
teraza de lenio [n] deck, decking, wooden terrace
terazi [v] terrace
terazida [a] terraced, stepped
terbio [n] terbium (element)
terebentin [n] turpentine
teremin [n] theremin (musical instrument)
tereno [n] terrain; grounds; (building) lot, plot (land); (the) field (practical environment)
tereno alta [n] highland, highlands
tereno basa [n] lowland, lowlands
tereno savaje [n] badlands
multiterenal [a] off-road, all-terrain
multiterenal [n] off-road vehicle, all-terrain vehicle, sport utility vehicle, SUV, four-wheel drive, 4×4, four-by-four
terenor [n] groundskeeper, groundsman
teriaci [n] teriyaki (food)
terier [n] terrier (dog)
terier de Airedale [n] Airedale terrier
terier scotes [n] Scottish terrier, Aberdeen terrier, scottie
teritorio [n] territory
teritorio ultramar [n] overseas territory
estrateritorial [a] offshore (finance)
teritorial [a] territorial
Teritorios Norde-ueste [n] Northwest Territories
terma [n] term, expression, keyword
termas tecnical [n] technical terms, terminology, jargon
termal [a] thermal
enerjia jeotermal [n] geothermal energy
idrotermal [a] hydrothermal
jeotermal [a] geothermal
termalisme [n] hydrothermal therapy, hydrotherapy, balneotherapy, water cures
termina [n] terminal
terminolojia [n] terminology
terminolojial [a] terminological
terminolojiste [n] terminologist
termita [n] thermite
termite [n] termite (insect)
termiteria [n] termitary, termite mound
termo- [P] thermo- (heat)
termofilia [n] thermophilia
termofilica [a] thermophilic
termofilica [n] thermophile
termometre [n] thermometer
termos [n] thermos, vacuum flask, Dewar flask
termostato [n] thermostat
teror [n] terror, horror
antiterorisme [n] antiterrorism, counterterrorism
antiteroriste [a] antiterrorist, counterterrorist
antiteroriste [n] antiterrorist, counterterrorist
terori [v] terrify, horrify; terrorize/terrorise, tyrannize/tyrannise
terorinte [a] terrifying, horrifying, bloodcurdling, spine-chilling
terorisme [n] terrorism
teroriste [a] terrorist
teroriste [n] terrorist
tersa [a] third (musical interval)
tersa [n] third (musical interval)
tersiar [a] Tertiary (geology)
tersiar [n] Tertiary (geology)
tese [n] thesis, dissertation, treatise
tesla [n] tesla (unit of magnetic induction)
tesoro [n] treasure; thesaurus
tesoro falsa [n] worthless treasure, goldbrick
tesoreria [n] treasury, storehouse, exchequer
tesori [v] become treasured, become cherished, become enshrined
tesori [v] treasure, cherish, enshrine
tesoror [n] treasurer
tesoros [n] treasures, riches, hoard
testa [n] head, pate, bonce
testa de leto [n] headboard
testa de pila [n] top of stack
testa rasada [n] shaven head, skinhead
con prima sua testa [A] headlong, head first
con testa pesosa [a] top-heavy
destesti [v] behead, decapitate
destesti [n] beheading, decapitation
sin testa [a] headless
testaprima [a] headfirst; big-endian
testeta [n] head (camera, recording device)
testi [v] head; headbutt
testi [n] header (soccer)
testiculo [n] testicle, testis (anatomy)
testiculal [a] testicular
testo [n] text, document; lyrics
testo de aprende [n] tutorial
testo de fonte [n] source code, source text
testo ru [n] draft, rough draft
intertestal [a] intertextual
intertestalia [n] intertextuality
ipertesto [n] hypertext
testal [a] textual
testos [n] texts, documentation
testosterona [n] testosterone
teta [n] nipple, teat
desteti [v] wean
teti [v] suckle, breastfeed
tetin [n] pacifier, comforter, dummy (for baby)
teton [n] (colloquial) tit, boob, knocker (breast)
tetor [n] suckler, breastfeeder, wet nurse
teta [n] theta (Greek letter)
tetania [n] tetany (medical)
tetano [n] tetanus, lockjaw (medical)
teto [n] roof, rooftop; lid; deck
teto de palia [n] thatched roof
teto dur [n] hardtop (car)
teto solal [n] sunroof
sin teto [n] roofless, topless
su teto de [p] at the home of, in the house of, in the shop of, at ...'s, chez
suteto [n] attic, loft, garret
tetor [n] roofer
tetonica [n] tectonics
tetonical [a] tectonic
tetra [n] tetra, characid, characin (fish)
tetra african [n] African tetra
tetra american [n] American tetra, pencil fish
tetra- [P] tetra- (four)
tetralojia [n] tetralogy (group of four)
tetralojia de Fallot [n] tetralogy of Fallot, Fallot's tetrad, Fallot's syndrome (medical)
tetrametre [n] tetrameter (poetry)
tetraplejia [n] tetraplegia, quadriplegia
tetraplejica [a] tetraplegic, quadriplegic
tetraplejica [n] tetraplegic, quadriplegic
tetrapoda [n] tetrapod
tetrarca [n] tetrarch (governor)
tetrarcia [n] tetrarchy
tetrasiclina [n] tetracycline (antibiotic)
tetun [a] Tetum
tetun [n] Tetum
teurjia [n] theurgy
Texas [n] Texas (US state)
texe [v] weave; spin
texe [n] weaving
texe de capeles [n] hairweaving
destexe [v] unweave, unpick, unravel
destexeda [a] unraveled/unravelled, frayed
entretexe [v] interweave, interlace, interleave, interlock, intertwine, entwine, enlace, dovetail; riffle (cards)
entretexable [a] interlacing, interlocking
entretexeda [a] interwoven, interlaced
texador [n] loom
texador de Jacquard [n] Jacquard loom
texador de mano [n] handloom
texeda [a] woven
texeda [n] tissue (organic)
texeda a casa [a] homespun
texeda scotes [n] tartan, plaid
texeta [v] darn
texeta [n] darn
texor [n] weaver; weaverbird
texon [n] badger
texoneria [n] sett, badger lair, badger burrow
tiamina [n] thiamine (vitamin)
Tibet [n] Tibet
tibetan [a] Tibetan
tibetan [n] Tibetan
tibia [n] shin, shinbone, tibia
tic [n] tic (spasm)
tica [n] tick (arachnid)
tica [n] tikka
ticodroma [n] wallcreeper (bird)
tictac [e] tick-tock
tictaci [v] tick (clock); tut (click with disapproval)
tictaci [n] tick, ticking
tie [n] aunt or uncle; (colloquial) family member of an older generation
como tio [a] avuncular
dutia [n] great-aunt; any female cousin of one's grandparents' generation
dutie [n] great-aunt, great-uncle; any cousin of one's grandparents' generation
dutio [n] great-uncle; any male cousin of one's grandparents' generation
tia [n] aunt
tin [a] avuncular
tio [n] uncle
tretia [n] great-great-aunt; any female cousin of one's great-grandparents' generation
tretie [n] great-great-aunt, great-great-uncle; any cousin of one's great-grandparents' generation
tretio [n] great-great-uncle; any male cousin of one's great-grandparents' generation
tifa [n] cattail, bulrush (plant)
tifo [n] typhus
tifoide [a] typhoid
tifoide [n] typhoid fever, typhoid
tigre [n] tiger
tigreta [n] tiger cub
tigrin [a] tigerlike
tigrinia [a] Tigrinya, Tigrigna
Tigris, Rio [n] Tigris River
tilapia [n] tilapia (fish)
tilde [n] tilde (diacritic)
tilia [a] chartreuse, lime
tilia [n] linden, lime tree
tim [n] thyme (plant)
timalo [n] grayling (fish)
timida [a] timid, shy, coy, diffident, bashful, faint-hearted, pusillanimous
timida [n] shy person, milquetoast, wallflower
timidi [v] become timid
timidi [v] make timid, intimidate
timidia [n] timidity, shyness, coyness, diffidence
timina [n] thymine
timo [n] thymus (anatomy)
timo de boveta [n] sweetbread (calf's thymus)
timon [n] rudder, helm
sin timon [a] rudderless, directionless, unhelmed
timonor [n] helmsman
Timor [n] Timor
Timor Este [n] East Timor, Timor-Leste
Mar Timor [n] Timor Sea
timoran [a] Timorese
timoran [n] Timorese
timpan [n] tympanum, eardrum (anatomy)
timpano [n] timpano, timpani, timp, kettledrum
Timpu [n] Thimphu
tinamo [n] tinamou (bird)
tinca [n] tench, doctor fish
tinea [n] ringworm, dermatophytosis (medical)
ting [n] ting, thing
tinia [n] clothes moth
tinito [n] tinnitus (medical)
tinje [v] tint, tinge, dye, stain
tinje [n] tint, hue, shade; nuance; hint (of lemon, irony, etc.), dash (of salt, etc.); timbre
acuatinje [n] aquatint
mediatinje [n] midtone, halftone, mezzotint
tinjeda [a] tinted, tinged, dyed, stained, smoked
tinjente [a] tinting, tinging
tinjente [n] dye, stain (substance)
tinocor [n] seed-snipe (bird)
tintina [v] tinkle, jingle, jangle, ping, ding, clang, clank, clink; ring (phone, doorbell)
tintina [n] tinkle, jingle, jangle, clang, clank, clink, clangor/clangour; ringing
tintinador [n] ringer, ringing mechanism
tintura [n] tincture (medicine)
tipi [n] tipi, teepee, tepee (tent)
tipo [n] type, sort, kind; strain; type (printing)
tipo de dato [n] data type
tipo de letera [n] typeface, font
tipo movable [n] movable/moveable type
aplotipo [n] haplotype
es tipal de [v] be typical of, typify
nontipal [a] untypical, atypical, uncharacteristic
prototipo [n] prototype
prototipal [a] prototypical, prototypal
scizotipal [a] schizotypal
stereotipo [n] stereotype, cliché
stereotipal [a] stereotypical
tipal [a] typical, representative, characteristic
tipal [A] typically
tipografia [n] typography, typesetting
tipografia par computador [n] desktop publishing
tipografi [v] typeset
tipografial [a] typographic, typographical
tipografiste [n] typographer
tipolojia [n] typology
tipolojial [a] typological
tipula [n] crane fly
tira [v] pull, drag, haul, lug, tug, pluck, hitch; tow, draw, trail; run (finger, hand, etc.); draw, stretch (bow)
tira [n] pull, tug, traction
tira a tera [v] pull to the ground, pull down, tackle; shoot down
tira sua pedes [n] drag one's feet, shuffle along
airotira [v] wind-propel
airotirada [a] wind-propelled, airborne
retira [v] pull back, take back, withdraw, retire, retract, recall, recant, retreat, relent; recoil; log out (software)
retira [n] withdrawal, retreat, retraction, fallback; recoil, kickback, backlash
retira gradal [v] phase out
retira se [v] pull oneself back, withdraw, retire, back away, back off
retira tro multe [v] overdraw
retirable [a] retractable, withdrawable
retirada [a] withdrawn, reserved, reclusive
retirador [n] retractor
tiracampana [n] bell pull, bell rope
tirada [a] pulled
tirada par cavalo [a] horse-drawn
tirada [n] pull-up (exercise)
tirada completa [n] muscle-up (exercise)
tirada inversada [n] dip (exercise)
tirador [n] tractor (with trailer), tractor unit
tiratapo [n] corkscrew
tiramisu [n] tiramisu (dessert)
Tirana [n] Tirana
tirano [n] tyrant, dictator, despot, strongman; tyrant flycatcher (bird)
tiranal [a] tyrannic, tyrannical, dictatorial, despotic
tirani [v] become a tyrant, behave as a tyrant
tirani a [v] tyrannize/tyrannise, boss around, lord it over
tirania [n] tyranny, dictatorship, despotism
tiranin [a] tyrannical, tyrantlike
tiraniosa [a] tyrannous
tiranosauro [n] tyrannosaur, tyrannosaurus
tiroide [n] thyroid (anatomy)
ipertiroidia [n] hyperthyroidism (medical)
ipotiroidia [n] hypothyroidism (medical)
paratiroide [a] parathyroid
paratiroide [n] parathyroid
tiroidal [a] thyroidal
tiroidectomia [n] thyroidectomy (surgery)
tisa [v] stoke, stir up, incite, egg on; tease, tantalize/tantalise
tisacafe [n] coffee stirrer
tisafoco [n] poker (for fire)
tisante [a] teasing; provocative, titillating
tisante [n] trailer, trail (film, TV)
tiseta [v] rib, josh, banter, tease (good-naturedly)
tiseta [n] banter, persiflage
tisor [n] troublemaker, provocateur; tease, rascal, scallywag; hussy, tart, tramp, lolita, coquette, minx, jezebel
tisana [n] herbal tea, herbal infusion, tisane
titan [n] Titan
titanio [n] titanium
titi [n] titi (monkey)
titila [v] tickle; cause to tingle; titillate
titila [n] tickle; titillation
titilable [a] ticklish
titilante [a] tickling; titillating, racy, risqué
titilosa [a] tingly, tingling
titina [n] titin, connectin (protein)
tito [n] barn owl, bay owl
titola [v] titrate
titola [n] titration, titrimetry
titulo [n] title, headline, heading; caption (of image); rubric, regular column (magazine); title, rank, peerage
titulo finansial [n] security (tradable asset)
par titulo [a] nominal, in title
par titulo [A] nominally, in title
pretitulo [n] pre-title sequence, pre-credit, cold open, teaser sequence (TV, film)
sutituli [v] subtitle
sutitulo [n] subtitle (subheading, transcription)
titulal [a] titular
tituli [v] title, entitle, give a title to
titulos codal [n] closing titles, closing credits
titulos inisial [n] opening titles, opening credits, title sequence
tlingit [a] Tlingit (person, language)
tlingit [n] Tlingit (person, language)
tobogan [n] slide, chute
tobogan de acua [n] water slide
tobogan elica [n] helter-skelter, spiral slide
toca [v] touch, abut; pluck (a stringed instrument)
toca [n] touch; plucking (a stringed instrument)
toca con ditos [v] finger
toca vitros [E] touch glasses, clink glasses (toast)
nontocable [a] untouchable, intangible
nontocada [a] untouched
tocable [a] touchable, tangible
tocada [e] touché
tocante [a] touching
tocante [n] tap, flap (consonant)
tocamac [n] tokamak
tocarian [a] Tocharian (person, language)
tocarian [n] Tocharian (person, language)
tocata [n] toccata (music)
Tocelau [n] Tokelau
tocelau [a] Tokelauan
tocelau [n] Tokelauan
toco [n] toque (cap)
tofu [n] tofu, bean curd (food)
toga [n] toga (garment)
Togo [n] Togo
togoles [a] Togolese
togoles [n] Togolese
togrog [n] tögrög, tugrik, tughrik, tugrug
Tokyo [n] Tokyo
tolera [v] tolerate, bear, endure, stand, abide, put up with
tolera [n] tolerance, endurance, stamina
nontolera [n] bigotry, intolerance
nontolerable [a] unbearable, intolerable, insufferable
nontolerante [a] intolerant, bigoted
nontoleror [n] intolerant person, bigot
tolerable [a] bearable, tolerable
tolerante [a] tolerant, easygoing
tomate [n] tomato
tomatin [a] tomatoey, tomato-like
tomba [n] grave, tomb, crypt, vault, sepulcher/sepulchre
tomba coletiva [n] mass grave
tombal [a] tombal, sepulchral
tombi [v] entomb
tombin [a] tomblike, sepulchral
-tomia [S] -tomy (cutting)
-tomica [S] -tomic
-tomo [S] -tome (cutting tool)
tomografia [n] tomography
tomografia computada [n] CT scan, CAT scan, computerized/computerised axial tomography
tomtom [n] tom, tomtom (drum)
ton [n] tonne, metric ton (1000 kg)
tona [v] thunder
tona [n] thunder
tonin [a] thunderous
tonaje [n] tonnage
tong [n] tong (secret society)
Tonga [n] Tonga
tongan [a] Tongan
tongan [n] Tongan
tonica [a] tonic
tonica [n] tonic
supratonica [n] supertonic
sutonica [n] subtonic
tono [n] tone, pitch, musical note; intonation; tone, shade (colour)
tono completa [n] whole note, semibreve
tono cuatrida [n] quarter note, crotchet
tono des-sesida [n] sixteenth note, semiquaver
tono duida [n] half note, minim
tono duple [n] double whole note, breve
tono musculal [n] muscle tone, tonus
tono otida [n] eighth note, quaver
tono sesdes-cuatrida [n] sixty-fourth note, hemidemisemiquaver
tono tredes-duida [n] thirty-second note, demisemiquaver
microtono [n] microtone
microtonal [n] microtonal
monotonia [n] monotony
monotono [a] monotonous, dull, tedious, boring, stodgy
monotono [n] drone (music), bourdon, monotone
monotonosa [a] monotonous, dull, tedious, boring, stodgy
nontonal [a] atonal
semitono [n] semitone
sutono [n] undertone; hint, suggestion, hidden message, underlying quality
supratono [n] overtone
tonal [a] tonal
tonalia [n] key (music); tonality (character of a piece of music)
tonsil [n] tonsil (anatomy)
tonsilectomia [n] tonsillectomy (surgery)
tonsilite [n] tonsillitis (medical)
tonsura [n] tonsure (shaven head)
topazio [n] topaz (gem)
tope [a] taupe (color/colour)
tope [n] taupe (color/colour)
topiaria [n] topiary
topo- [P] topo-
topografia [n] topography
topografial [a] topographic, topographical
topolojia [n] topology
topolojial [a] topological
toponim [a] toponymic
toponim [n] toponym
toponimia [n] toponymy, toponymics
tora [n] Torah (Judaism)
torax [n] thorax
toraxal [a] thoracic
torba [n] peat (soil)
torberia [n] peatland, peat bog
torberia asida [n] bog, acid peatland
torberia alcalin [n] fen, alkaline peatland
torbosa [a] peaty
torca [n] nut (for bolt)
torca papilin [n] wing nut
torce [n] torc (ornament)
tore [n] tower, high-rise; rook (chess)
tore de apartes [n] apartment block, block of flats
tore de garda [n] guard tower, defense/defence tower, barbican
tore de vijila [n] watchtower, lookout
toreta [n] turret
tori [v] tower (over), dominate
torente [a] torrential
torente [n] torrent
tori [n] torii (gate)
tori [a] Tory
tori [n] Tory
torida [a] torrid
torio [n] thorium (element)
tormenta [v] torment, bully, scourge, hector; nag, badger, bedevil, plague, beset, wrack, rack
tormenta [n] torment, bullying
tormentor [n] tormentor, bully
torn [n] thorn (letter)
tornado [n] tornado
torneo [n] tournament, championship; tourney, joust
torneo de lansias [n] joust
torneo mundal [n] world championship
torpe [a] clumsy, awkward, maladroit, ungainly, cumbersome, ham-fisted, physically inept
torpe [n] clumsy person, oaf, clodhopper, lummox
torpi [v] fumble, become clumsy
torpi [v] make clumsy
torpia [n] clumsiness
torpinte [a] fiddly, awkward (task)
torpedo [n] torpedo
Torres, Streta [n] Strait of Torres
torse [v] twist, tweak
torse [v] twist, wring
torse [n] twist, torsion, contorsion, kink
torse sua colo [v] crane one's neck, rubberneck
destorse [v] untwist
destorse [v] untwist
torsosa [a] tortuous, kinky, convoluted
Torshavn [n] Tórshavn
torta [n] cake, pastry, torte
torta de cafe [n] coffeecake
torta de ceso [n] cheesecake
torta de Foresta Negra [n] Black Forest gâteau
torta de fruta [n] fruitcake
torta migosa [n] shortcake (dessert)
torta sponjin [n] sponge cake
torteria [n] pastry shop
torteta [n] cupcake
torteta de xocolada [n] brownie
tortor [n] pastry baker, pastry chef
tortelini [n] tortellini (food)
tortilia [n] tortilla (food)
tortora [n] turtledove, collared dove
tortuga [n] tortoise, turtle
tortuga lutin [n] leatherback turtle, lute turtle
tortura [v] torture, torment, wrack, rack
tortura [n] torture, torment
torturor [n] torturer
torturosa [a] torturous, excruciating
torxa [n] torch (flaming)
torxa per solda [n] blowtorch
torxi [v] torch (set fire to)
torxor [n] torchbearer
Toscana [n] Tuscany (Italian region)
toscan [a] Tuscan
tose [v] cough
tose [n] cough; coughing
antitosal [n] antitussive, cough medicine
-tose [S] -ptosis (sagging)
-tosia [S] -tocia (birth)
tosta [v] toast (grill)
tostada [a] toasted
tostada [n] toast (bread)
tostada ovosa [n] French toast, eggy bread, Bombay toast, German toast, gypsy toast, poor knights
tostador [n] toaster
tota [D] all (quantity), the whole of
tota [A] all
tota [m] all (singular or plural)
totas [m] all (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
tota cosas [E] all things, everything (collectively)
tota de mundo [m] everyone, everybody
tota no [D] none at all, none whatsoever
tota no [A] not at all
en tota locas [A] everywhere (collectively)
en tota modos [A] by all means, in every way
en tota partes [A] throughout, everywhere (collectively)
a tota veses [A] on all occasions
total [a] total, complete, entire, utter, thorough, comprehensive, whole
total [A] totally, completely, entirely, utterly, thoroughly, comprehensively, wholly in all, in total, altogether, taken together, as a whole
totalia [n] totality, entirety
totem [n] totem
totemal [a] totemic (pertaining to totems)
totemin [a] totemic, totem-like
totemisme [n] totemism
toxemia [n] toxemia/toxaemia
toxicolojia [n] toxicology
toxicolojial [a] toxicological
toxicolojiste [n] toxicologist
toxina [n] toxin
toxina de botulisme [n] botulinum toxin, botox
antitoxina [n] antitoxin
neurotoxina [n] neurotoxin
toxinia [n] toxicity
tra [p] through; via
tra [p] throughout (a place or period); during, for (an elapsed time or distance actually travelled)
a tra [A] through
tracea [n] trachea, windpipe
traceotomia [n] tracheotomy
Tracia [n] Thrace (ancient region)
tradi [v] betray, double-cross; defect, commit treason; spoil (a plot point for someone else)
tradi [n] betrayal, treason, treachery, perfidy; sell-out
trador [n] traitor, defector, recreant, quisling
tradosa [a] treasonous, treacherous, traitorous, perfidious, rogue
tradosia [n] perfidy, duplicity, treachery, disloyalty, infidelity
tradision [n] tradition
nontradisional [a] non-traditional, untraditional
tradisional [a] traditional, conservative, folksy
tradisionalisme [n] traditionalism
tradisionaliste [n] traditionalist, conservative
tradui [v] translate; port (software)
tradui [n] translation; port (software)
tradui prestada [n] loan translation, calque
maltradui [v] mistranslate
maltradui [n] mistranslation
nontraduable [a] untranslatable
nontraduida [a] untranslated
traduable [a] translatable
traduador [n] automatic translator, machine translation system
traduor [n] translator
traduolojia [n] translation studies, translatology, traductology
trae [v] bring, deliver, convey, take (someone or something somewhere)
trae [n] delivery
retrae [v] bring back, fetch, retrieve; deliver again
retrae [n] retrieval; redelivery
retraor [n] retriever (dog)
retraor de Labrador [n] Labrador retriever, Labrador (dog)
retraor oro [n] golden retriever (dog)
traor [n] deliveryman, delivery boy, delivery girl, delivery person
trafica [v] circulate (traffic)
trafica [v] traffic, circulate; transmit; smuggle, deal (in illegal goods)
trafica [n] traffic, circulation; smuggling
trafica de armas [n] gunrunning
trafica de drogas [n] drug trafficking, drug dealing
traficor [n] trafficker, smuggler
traficor de armas [n] gunrunner
traficor de drogas [n] drug dealer
traficosa [a] busy, frequented, full of traffic
tragon [n] tarragon, estragon (plant)
tragulo [n] chevrotain, mouse deer
trajedia [n] tragedy
trajedial [a] tragic
trajedin [a] tragic, terrible, dreadful, awful
trajediste [n] tragedian
trajicomedia [n] tragicomedy
trajicomedial [a] tragicomic
tram [n] trolley car, tram, streetcar
tram de cable [n] cable tram, cable car (railway)
tram volante [n] cable car
tramvia [n] tramway
trama [v] texture; shade, shade in, crosshatch; plot (story)
trama [n] texture, weft, woof; shading, hatching; plot (story)
tram-bus [n] trolleybus
trampolin [n] trampoline, springboard
trampolin de tufa [n] diving board
trans- [P] trans- (across)
transdui [v] transduce
transdui [n] transduction
transduador [n] transducer
transe [n] trance
transin [a] trance-like
transende [v] transcend
transende [n] transcendence
transendentalisme [n] transcendentalism
transendente [a] transcendent, transcendental
transetador [n] transceiver
transferase [n] transferase
transfere [v] transfer
transfere [v] transfer, hand over, make over, sign over; outsource
transfere [n] transfer, handover; transference; outsourcing; succession (of power)
transfere de rena [n] succession
transfobia [n] transphobia
transfobica [a] transphobic
transfobica [n] transphobe
transfusa [v] transfuse
transfusa [n] transfusion
Transilvania [n] Transylvania
transilvanian [a] Transylvanian
transistor [n] transistor
transita [v] transit
transita [n] transit
transitiva [a] transitive
ambitransitiva [a] ambitransitive
ambitransitivia [n] ambitransitivity
dutransitiva [a] ditransitive, bitransitive
dutransitivia [n] ditransitivity, bitransitivity
nontransitiva [a] intransitive
nontransitivia [n] intransitivity
transitivia [n] transitivity
transmete [v] transmit (signal, power, disease, etc.); broadcast; conduct (energy)
transmete [n] transmission, broadcast
neurotransmete [v] neurotransmit
neurotransmete [n] neurotransmission
neurotransmetador [n] neurotransmitter
transmetable [a] transmissible
transmetador [n] transmitter
transmetente [a] transmitting; contagious (person)
transparente [a] transparent, see-through; open (government), unsecretive
nontransparente [a] non-transparent, untransparent, opaque
semitransparente [a] semitransparent
transparente [n] transparency (for projection)
transparentia [n] transparency
transpira [v] transpire (botany)
transpira [n] transpiration
transponde [v] transpond
transpondador [n] transponder
transuma [v] perform seasonal movement of (livestock)
transuma [n] transhumance
transumante [a] transhumant
trapa [n] trap, snare, pitfall; catch, snag (hidden problem)
trapa de arena [n] sand trap, bunker (golf)
trapi [v] trap, ensnare, snag, corner; strand, maroon; jam, stick (mechanism)
trapida [a] trapped, ensnared; stranded, marooned; jammed, stuck
trapida par neva [a] snowbound
trapimosca [n] flypaper, fly ribbon
trapitota [n] catchall, ragbag (miscellaneous category)
trapor [n] trapper
trapezio [a] trapezial, trapezoidal
trapezio [n] trapezium, trapezoid; trapeze
trapezior [n] trapeze artist
trapezoide [n] trapezoid
trapo [n] rag, tatter, wipe
trapo de polvo [n] duster, dustrag
traposa [a] ragged, raggedy, dressed in rags, in tatters, tattered
trasa [v] track, stalk, shadow, follow the trace of; trace (outline); graph
trasa [n] tracing; trace, track, trail, spoor, clue
trasa de dito [n] fingerprint
trasa de diton [n] thumbprint
trasa de mano [n] handprint
lasa un trasa [v] leave a track, leave a trail
nontrasable [a] untraceable
perde trasa de [v] lose track of
segue la trasa de [v] track, follow the track of
segue un trasa [v] track, follow a track
sin un trasa [a] without a trace
teni un trasa de [v] keep track of
trasa ueb [n] web tracking, user tracking
trasa web [n] web tracking, user tracking
trasable [a] traceable
trasador [n] tracer
traseria [n] tracery (architecture)
traste [n] fret (of musical instrument)
trata [v] treat, process, address; deal with, cover (a topic)
trata [n] treatment; treaty, pact; deal (trade)
trata con medisin [v] medicate
trata de esetas [n] exception handling
trata de uni [n] act of union
trata prima [v] prioritize/prioritise, put first, make a priority, fast-track
maltrata [v] mistreat, maltreat, revile, abuse, wrong, offend
maltrata [n] mistreatment, maltreatment, cruelty, abuse, abusiveness, wrong, offense/offence
maltratante [a] abusive, bullying, cruel, offensive
maltrator [n] abuser, bully
nontratable [a] untreatable, intractable; inoperable
tratable [a] tractable; treatable, operable
tratablia [n] tractability
trataeseta [n] exception handler
tratasolisita [n] request handler
trataveni [n] event handler
trateria [n] processing plant, factory
trateria de acua [n] waterworks
trator [n] tractor
trauma [v] traumatize/traumatise
trauma [n] trauma
postraumal [a] post-traumatic
traumal [a] traumatic
traversa [v] cross, go across, traverse, ford; transition; sweep through
traversa [n] crossing (action), traversal, transition; span (of bridge); pass, sweep, phase (of a longer process)
traversa nonlegal [v] cross illegally, jaywalk; cross (border) in secret
nontraversable [a] nontraversable, uncrossable, impassable
traversable [a] traversable, crossable, passable
traversal [a] cross-, transverse
traversal [n] crosspiece; transept
traversante [a] crossing, traversing
traversante [p] crossing, across
travua [n] travois
tre [D] three
tre [a] third (ordinal)
tre- [P] great-great-(grandparent)
a tre veses [A] thrice
trean [a] three years old, aged three
trean [n] three-year-old
tri [v] become split into three
tri [v] split (something) into three, group into threes
tri [n] third (fraction)
truple [a] triple
truple [A] triply, thrice
truple [n] trio, triad; troika; triumvirate; tercet
trupli [v] triple, triplicate
trupli [v] triple, triplicate
trupli [n] tripling, triplication
trealosa [n] trehalose (sugar)
trelis [n] truss (architecture)
trema [v] tremble, shiver, shudder, shake, quiver, quail, quake
trema [n] quake, tremor; tremolo
tremante [a] trembling, quivering, shaking, trembly, tremulous, tremulent, tremorous, aflutter, aquiver
trematera [n] earthquake
tremeta [v] quiver, wobble, jiggle
tremeta [n] quiver, wobble, jiggle
tremosa [a] trembly
trematodo [n] trematode, fluke (worm)
tren [n] train
tren lenta [n] slow train, local train
tren rapida [n] fast train, express train, express
treni [v] ship (transport by train)
treno [n] sledge, sled, sleigh
treno de canes [n] dogsled, dog sleigh
treno de tre cavalos [n] three-horse sled, troika
mototreno [n] snowmobile
treneta [n] toboggan (simple sledge)
trensa [v] braid, plait, interlace
trensa [n] braid, plait
trensas african [n] cornrows, canerows (hairstyle)
trenseta [n] pigtail (plaited)
trepa [v] clamber, scramble, climb, scale
trepa [n] climbing
trepa de montanias [n] mountain climbing, mountaineering
nontrepable [a] unclimbable, unscalable
trepable [a] climbable, scalable
trepante [a] climbing (including plants)
trepor [n] climber, mountaineer
trepor montanial [n] mountaineer
tri- [P] tri- (three)
triaje [v] triage, prioritize/prioritise
triaje [n] triage
triasica [a] Triassic (geology)
triasica [n] Triassic (geology)
tribor [a] starboard
tribor [n] starboard
tribu [n] tribe
fem de tribu [n] tribeswoman
membro de tribu [n] tribe member, tribesperson
om de tribu [n] tribesman
tribal [a] tribal
tribalisme [n] tribalism
tribui [v] offer as a tribute, dedicate
tribui [n] tribute, homage
tribuno [n] tribune (Roman official, popular leader)
tricina [n] trichina (worm)
tricinose [n] trichinosis (medical)
tricota [v] knit
destricota [v] unravel
tricota inversada [v] purl
tricotada [n] knit (fabric), tricot
tricotero [n] caddisfly
trictrac [n] backgammon
trictracor [n] backgammon player
tricuspide [n] tricuspid
trifle [n] trifle (dessert)
triftongo [n] triphthong (vowel sound)
trigliserido [n] triglyceride (chemistry)
trigo [n] wheat (plant, grains)
trigo comun [n] bread wheat, common wheat
trigo dicoco [n] emmer wheat, hulled wheat
trigo dur [n] durum wheat, pasta wheat
trigo intera [n] whole wheat
trigo monococo [n] einkorn wheat
trigonometria [n] trigonometry
trigonometrial [a] trigonometric, trigonometrical
triler [n] thriller (novel, movie), suspense film
trilion [D] (a) trillion, a million million
trilion [a] trillionth (ordinal)
trilioni [v] split into a trillion parts
trilioni [n] trillionth (fraction)
trilojia [n] trilogy
trilojiste [n] trilogist
trimestre [n] trimester, term
mediatrimestre [n] half-term (holiday)
trimestral [a] termly
trimetre [n] trimeter (poetry)
trinar [a] ternary, trinary
tringa [n] shank, tattler, sandpiper (bird)
trinia [n] trinity (Christianity)
trinial [a] triune
trinisme [n] trinitarianism
triniste [a] trinitarian
Trinidad e Tobago [n] Trinidad and Tobago
tobagonian [a] Tobagonian
tobagonian [n] Tobagonian
trinidadian [a] Trinidadian
trinidadian [n] Trinidadian
trinxa [v] shred, cut up, tear up, rip up; thrash, thoroughly defeat
trinxa [n] shred, tatter
trinxador [n] shredder
trinxalenio [n] woodchipper, tree chipper
tripanosoma [n] trypanosome (organism)
tripanosomiase [n] trypanosomiasis, sleeping sickness (medical)
tripo [n] thrips, thunderfly
Tripoli [n] Tripoli
triptico [n] triptych (art)
triptofan [n] tryptophan (amino acid)
trirem [n] trireme (ship)
triscel [n] triskelion, triskeles
trisepe [n] triceps (muscle)
triseratopo [n] triceratops
trisomia [n] trisomy
trisomica [a] trisomic, having Down syndrome
triste [a] sad, unhappy, melancholy, sorry, heavy-hearted
es triste sin [v] miss, be sad without
tan triste [E] how sad, what a pity, what a shame, such a shame
tristi [v] become sad, (one's heart) sink
tristi [v] sadden, make sad
tristia [n] sadness, sorrow, grief, melancholy, unhappiness
tristinte [a] saddening, poignant
tristiosa [a] full of sadness, sorrowful, woeful, full of grief
trit [n] trit, ternary digit
tritio [n] tritium (chemistry)
triton [n] newt
tritono [n] tritone
trivia [n] trivia, guff
trivial [a] trivial, trifling, petty, paltry
trivial [n] triviality, trifle (something trivial)
trivialia [n] triviality (quality)
tro [A] too, too much, excessively
tro multe [D] too many, too much, excessive, inordinate
tro multe [A] too much, excessively
tro poca [D] too few, too little, insufficient
tro poca [A] too little, insufficiently
troca [v] barter, trade
troca [n] barter, trade
trocor [n] barterer
trocanter [n] trochanter
trocar [n] trocar (surgical instrument)
troceo [n] trochee (poetry)
troceal [a] trochaic
trofeo [n] trophy
-trofia [S] -trophy (feeding)
-trofica [S] -trophic
troglodite [n] troglodyte, caveman, cave dweller; wren (bird)
trogo [n] trough
trogo de batiza [n] baptismal font
trogon [n] trogon (bird)
Troia [n] Troy
troian [a] Trojan
troian [n] Trojan
trol [n] troll (mythology, online)
troli [v] troll (online)
troli [n] troll (offensive posting)
trombo [n] thrombus, embolism, blood clot
trombopoiese [n] thrombopoiesis
trombose [n] thrombosis
trombosite [n] thrombocyte, platelet
trompa [n] horn (musical instrument), French horn, trump; trunk (elephant)
trompa acual [n] waterspout
trompa de Eustacio [n] Eustachian tube, auditory tube
trompa de Triton [n] triton, Triton's trumpet, Triton snail
trompa de utero [n] Fallopian tube, uterine tube, oviduct, salpinx
trompeta [n] trumpet
trompetin [a] trumpetlike, trumpet-shaped
trompetiste [n] trumpeter
trompetor [n] trumpeter (bird)
trompi [v] trumpet, bray
trompin [a] trumpetlike, trumpet-shaped
trompon [n] trombone
tronco [n] trunk (of tree), log; torso; fuselage; frustum (geometry); stem (of word)
tronceta [n] stem, stalk
troncetin [a] stalklike
tronco de ensefalo [n] brain stem
tronco serebral [n] brain stem
trono [n] throne
destroni [v] dethrone
troni [v] enthrone
tropario [n] troparion
tropeza [v] stumble, trip, trip over, trip up
tropeza [v] trip, trip up, cause to stumble
tropeza [n] stumble, trip
tropeza de lingua [v] stumble over one's words, trip over one's tongue
tropico [n] tropic
Tropico de la Capra [n] Tropic of Capricorn
Tropico de la Crabe [n] Tropic of Cancer
neotropico [n] neotropics
neotropical [a] neotropica
paleotropico [n] paleotropics/palaeotropics
paleotropical [a] paleotropical/palaeotropical
sutropical [a] subtropical
tropical [a] tropical
tropisme [n] tropism
troposfera [n] troposphere
trota [v] trot
trota [n] trot
troteria [n] sidewalk, pavement
trova [v] find
trova [n] find, discovery
trova acaso [v] accidentally find, come across, stumble upon
trova se [v] find oneself; be situated
retrova [v] find again, find back, recover
trovable [a] discoverable, to be found
trovor [n] finder, discoverer
truco [n] trick, ploy, ruse; gimmick, schtick; device (literary); hack (programming trick)
truco de majia [n] magic trick
truco de mano [n] sleight of hand, legerdemain
truco perilosa [n] stunt
truci [v] trick, cheat; conjure, achieve via trickery
truci [n] trickery, cheating
trucioio [n] trompe-l'oeil, optical illusion
trucor [n] trickster
trucor de cartas [n] cardsharp, cardshark
trucosa [a] tricky
trufa [n] truffle
trumfo [n] trump (cards)
trunca [v] truncate
trunca [n] truncation; stump, stub
truncin [a] stumpy, squat
truta [n] trout
tsar [n] tsar, tzar, czar
tsaresa [n] tsarina, tzarina, czarina
tsaria [n] tsardom, tzardom, czardom
tsatsici [n] tzatziki
Tsernagora [n] Montenegro
tsernagorsce [a] Montenegrin
tsernagorsce [n] Montenegrin
tsetse [n] tsetse fly, tzetze fly, tik-tik fly
tsuga [n] tsuga, hemlock (tree)
tsuga de Douglas [n] Douglas fir
tsunami [n] tsunami, tidal wave
tu [m] you (singular)
la tua [m] yours
la tuas [m] yours (plural)
tua [D] your (singular)
tuas [m] yours (plural)
tuatara [n] tuatara (reptile)
tuba [n] tuba (musical instrument)
tuber [n] tuber (biology)
tuberosa [a] tuberous
tuberculo [n] tubercle, apophysis (biology)
tuberculose [n] tuberculosis, TB, consumption, phthisis
antituberculosica [n] antituberculous drug
tuberculosica [a] tuberculous, tubercular, consumptive
tubo [a] tubular
tubo [n] tube, pipe (conduit), channel
tubo catodal [n] cathode ray tube
tubo de acua [n] water pipe
tubo de aira [n] inner tube
tubo de drena [n] drainpipe, rainspout, waterspout
tubo de emetador [n] exhaust pipe, tailpipe
tubo de pipa [n] pipestem
tubo de proba [n] test tube
tubo U [n] U-bend, U-tube, trap, siphon
tubo vacuida [n] vacuum tube, electron tube, valve
nanotubo [n] nanotube
sin tubo [a] tubeless
microtubeta [n] microtubule
tubal [a] tubal
tubeta [n] tubule
tubon [n] large pipe, pipeline
tubos [n] tubes, pipes, plumbing
tucana [n] toucan
Tucana [n] Tucana (constellation)
tucotuco [n] tuco-tuco (rodent)
tudor [a] Tudor
tufa [v] dive, plunge, swoop, plummet
tufa [v] dive, plunge, dunk
tufa [n] dive, nosedive, swoop, plunge, dunk
tufa de anjel [n] swan dive, swallow dive
tufa libre [v] freedive, skindive
tufa libre [n] freediving, skindiving (holding breath)
tufa per perlas [v] dive for pearls
tufa per perlas [n] pearl diving, pearl hunting, pearling
tufa prona [v] belly-flop
tufatera [n] earth-diver
tufor [n] diver (sport)
tufor libre [n] free-diver
tufa [n] tufa, tuff (rock)
tui [a] Twi
tui [n] Twi (language)
tuia [n] thuja, arborvitae (tree)
tuid [n] tweed (fabric)
de tuid [a] tweed, tweedy
tuist [n] twist (dance)
tuita [v] tweet (Twitter)
tuita [n] tweet (Twitter)
tul [n] tulle
tulio [n] thulium (element)
tulpa [n] tulip
tumor [n] tumor/tumour
tumor fibrosa [n] fibroma, fibroid
tumorosa [a] tumorous
tumulo [n] tumulus, barrow, burial mound, kurgan
tumuleta [n] cairn
tumulta [n] tumult, riot, unrest, uproar, turmoil, mayhem, mêlée, hubbub, commotion, hurly-burly, pandemonium, social chaos
antitumultal [a] anti-riot, riot
tumultor [n] rioter
tumultosa [a] tumultuous, riotous, chaotic, uproarious, boisterous, raucous, rowdy
tun [n] tuna
tun blanca [n] albacore, bonito, longfin tuna
tundra [n] tundra
tunel [n] tunnel, burrow
tunel carpal [n] carpal tunnel, carpal canal
Tunel su la Manga [n] Channel Tunnel, Chunnel, Eurotunnel
tuneli [v] tunnel, burrow
tunelin [a] tunnel-like, tunnel-shaped
tungus [a] Tungus, Tungusic (person, language)
tungus [n] Tungus, Tungusic (person, language)
tunica [n] tunic
tunicato [n] tunicate, sea squirt, salp
Tunis [n] Tunisia; Tunis (city)
Golfo Tunis [n] Gulf of Tunis
tunisan [a] from Tunis
tunisan [n] inhabitant of Tunis
tunisi [a] Tunisian
tunisi [n] Tunisian
Tunisia [n] Tunisia
tunisian [a] Tunisian
tunisian [n] Tunisian
tupaia [n] tree shrew
tupelo [n] tupelo, pepperidge tree
tupi [a] Tupi (person, language)
tupi [n] Tupi (person, language)
turaco [n] turaco (bird)
turba [v] disturb, shake up, stir up, churn up, roil; upset, agitate, distress, cause anxiety to, cause pain to, trouble, harrow
turba [n] trouble, difficulty, unrest, tribulation; mischief, shenanigans; turbulence
turba la tera [v] dig the soil, turn the soil
sin turba [a] undisturbed
turbable [a] disturbable, agitable, capable of getting upset
turbada [a] disturbed, troubled; upset, distraught
turbante [a] troubling, troublesome, disturbing
turbosa [a] troublesome, naughty, mischievous, impish, rambunctious, rowdy, unruly; turbulent; heavy, rough, choppy (sea)
turbosa [n] rascal, scamp, scallywag, rapscallion, imp, brat, hellion, roughneck, troublemaker
turbosia [n] naughtiness, mischief, rambunctiousness
turban [n] turban
turbina [n] turbine
turbina de venta [n] wind turbine, wind generator, wind power unit, wind energy converter, aerogenerator
turbo- [P] turbo-
turbo [n] turbo, turbocharger
turcesa [a] turquoise (color/colour)
turcesa [n] turquoise (gem)
Turcia [n] Turkey
turces [a] Turkish
turces [n] Turk; Turkish
turcica [a] Turkic (languages)
Turcmenistan [n] Turkmenistan
turcmen [a] Turkmen, Turkmenian, Turkmenistani (person, language)
turcmen [n] Turkmen, Turkmenian, Turkmenistani (person, language)
turdo [n] thrush
turdo roja [n] American robin
turi [v] tour; cruise; go for a ride, take a drive, drive around, take a trip, go on an outing
turi [n] tour, ride, drive, cruise, excursion, jaunt, junket, trip, outing
turi a mar [n] ocean cruise, sea cruise
turi de bares [n] pub crawl, bar hop
turi en caro de feno [n] hayride
turi la atraes [v] tour the attractions, see the sights, sightsee, go sightseeing
ecoturisme [n] ecotourism
turisme [n] tourism
turiste [a] tourist, touristic, touristy, for tourists
turiste [n] tourist
Turkana, Lago [n] Lake Turkana
turmalina [n] tourmaline (mineral)
turna [v] turn (to face a new direction); revolve, rotate
turna [v] turn, rotate (something); turn onto its side, careen (ship)
turna [n] turn, rotation
turna a retro [n] about face, about turn, volte-face
turna e returna [E] toss and turn, turn back and forth
returna [v] turn back (to face the previous direction)
returna [v] turn back (to face the previous direction)
returna eterna [n] eternal return
turnable [a] turnable, rotatable
turnabroca [n] gimlet
turnador [n] lathe
turnatorca [n] spanner, wrench
turnavise [n] screwdriver
turnavise crusin [n] crosshead screwdriver, Phillips-head screwdriver
turnix [n] button quail, hemipode (bird)
turno [n] shift (work); turn (game); chance, opportunity (given to someone to respond, etc.)
en turnos [A] in turn, taking turns, in rotation, on a rota
fa sua turno [v] do one's shift; take one's turn
turnor [n] shiftworker
turon [n] turron, torrone (confectionery)
tut [n] toot, hoot, parp
tut [e] toot, hoot, parp
tuti [v] toot, hoot, parp
tutsi [a] Tutsi
tutsi [n] Tutsi
Tuvalu [n] Tuvalu
tuvalu [a] Tuvaluan
tuvalu [n] Tuvaluan (person, language)
TV [C] TV, telly
twi [a] Twi
twi [n] Twi (language)
twid [n] tweed (fabric)
de twid [a] tweed, tweedy
twist [n] twist (dance)
twita [v] tweet (Twitter)
twita [n] tweet (Twitter)
txa [e] damn, blast, bugger, shit, fuck (frustration, anger)
txacra [n] chakra (Buddhism, Hinduism)
Txad [n] Chad
txadi [a] Chadian
txadi [n] Chadian
txadica [a] Chadic
txador [n] chador (cloak)
txapareras [n] chaps (leggings)
txapati [n] chapatti, chapati
txapsui [n] chop suey
txarango [n] charango (guitar)
txarci [n] jerky (food)
txatni [n] chutney (food)
txatxatxa [n] cha-cha-cha (dance, music)
txau [e] (colloquial) ciao (arriving or departing); hi, yo; goodbye, bye, see you, ta-ta
txaumen [n] chow mein, stir-fried noodles
txedar [n] cheddar (cheese)
Txesco [n] Czech Republic, Czechia
txesce [a] Czech
txesce [n] Czech (person, language)
Txescoslovensco [n] Czechoslovakia
txescoslovensce [a] Czechoslovakian
txescoslovensce [n] Czechoslovakian
Txetxnia [n] Chechnya
txetxen [a] Chechen
txetxen [n] Chechen
txeua [a] Chewa, Chichewa, Nyanja
txeua [n] Chewa (person); Chewa, Chichewa, Nyanja (language)
txewa [a] Chewa, Chichewa, Nyanja
txewa [n] Chewa (person); Chewa, Chichewa, Nyanja (language)
txi [n] qi, ch'i, life energy, life force, prana
txia [n] chia (plant)
txigong [n] qigong
Txile [n] Chile
Mar Txile [n] Chilean Sea
txilan [a] Chilean
txilan [n] Chilean
txili [n] chili/chilli pepper, chile, hot pepper
txili con carne [n] chili/chilli con carne
txili polvida [n] chili/chilli powder
salsa de txili [n] chili/chilli sauce, hot sauce
tximu [a] Chimú
tximu [n] Chimú
txin [a] Qin, Ch'in (dynasty)
txing [a] Qing, Ch'ing (dynasty)
txintxila [n] chinchilla (rodent)
txinuc [a] Chinook, Chinookan (person, language)
txinuc [n] Chinook (person)
txinucuaua [a] Chinook Wawa, Chinook Jargon
txinucuaua [n] Chinook Wawa, Chinook Jargon
txinucwawa [a] Chinook Wawa, Chinook Jargon
txinucwawa [n] Chinook Wawa, Chinook Jargon
txipotle [n] chipotle (pepper)
txiuaua [n] chihuahua (dog)
txoriso [n] chorizo (sausage)
Txoson [n] North Korea
txoson [a] North Korean
txoson [n] North Korean
txucot [a] Chukot, Chukchi (person, language)
txucot [n] Chukot, Chukchi (person, language)
Txucotca [n] Chukotka, Chukchi Peninsula
Mar Txucotca [n] Chukchi Sea
txufa [n] tiger nut, earth almond
txuro [n] churro
u [x] u
u [a] Wu (language)
u [n] Wu (language)
u [e] ooh, wow
u ala [e] voilà!, ta-da!, hey presto!, behold!, lo and behold!, see for yourself!, there it is!, here it is!, there you go!, done!
u asi [e] here is, here are, look, listen
u ce [e] how ...!
u ce lo es bela [e] how lovely
u la [e] what a ...!, what ...!
u la peri de tempo [e] what a waste of time
u la persones strana [e] what strange people
u la vista bela [e] what a lovely view
ua [e] wah (baby crying)
uacari [n] uakari (monkey)
uadi [n] wadi (valley)
uafel [n] waffle (food)
Uagadugu [n] Ouagadougou
ualabi [n] wallaby
Ualonia [n] Wallonia
ualon [a] Walloon
ualon [n] Walloon
uampum [n] wampum (bead)
filo de uampum [n] wampum string (collection of beads)
uapiti [n] elk (US), wapiti
uarfarin [n] warfarin (drug)
uasabi [n] wasabi (plant, sauce)
uaua [n] wah-wah (music)
uau-uau [e] woof, bow-wow (dog)
Ucraina [n] Ukraine
ucrainsce [a] Ukrainian (person, language)
ucrainsce [n] Ukrainian (person, language)
ucronia [n] uchronia, alternate history, alternative history, althist
ucronial [a] uchronic, alternate-history, alternative-history, althist
uculele [n] ukulele (guitar)
ud [n] oud (lute)
UE [C] EU
ueb [a] web (internet)
ueb [n] web (internet)
uergeld [n] wergeld, weregild (payment system)
ueste [a] west, western, occidental
ueste [n] west, occident
ueste-norde-ueste [a] west-northwest
ueste-sentral [a] central west
ueste-sude-ueste [a] west-southwest
a ueste [A] westward, westwards
a ueste de [p] to the west of
uesti [v] westernize/westernise
uesti [v] westernize/westernise
uesti [n] westernization/westernisation
uestern [a] western, Wild West (film)
uestern [n] western (film), Wild West film
uf [e] oof, phew, whew
Uganda [n] Uganda
luganda [a] Luganda
luganda [n] Luganda
ugandan [a] Ugandan
ugandan [n] Ugandan
ugia [n] ouguiya, ougiya
ugonote [n] Huguenot
ugrica [a] Ugric (languages)
ui [e] whee, whoopee
Uiangtxan [n] Vientiane
uica [n] Wicca, pagan witchcraft
uican [a] Wiccan
uican [n] Wiccan
uiguam [n] wigwam, wickiup, wetu
uigur [a] Uyghur, Uighur (person, language)
uigur [n] Uyghur, Uighur (person, language)
uija [n] ouija, ouija board, spirit board
uin [n] wynn
uipet [n] whippet (dog)
uisce [n] whiskey/whisky
uist [n] whist (card game)
uistiti [n] marmoset (monkey)
Ulanbatar [n] Ulaanbaatar
ulex [n] gorse, furze (plant)
ulna [n] ulna (anatomy)
ulong [n] oolong (tea)
ulsera [v] ulcerate
ulsera [v] ulcerate
ulsera [n] ulcer, sore, ulceration
ulsera de leto [n] bedsore
ulsera jelal [n] frostbite
ulserada [a] ulcerated, frostbitten
ulsereta [n] canker sore, aphthous ulcer
ulserosa [a] ulcerous
ultima [a] ultimate (final or most extreme), last; utmost, prime; eventual
ultima [A] ultimately, eventually, after all
anteultima [a] penultimate, second from last, last but one
cuasi ultima [a] penultimate, second from last, last but one
du ante la ultima [a] antepenultimate, third from last, last but two
la plu ultima [a] the very last, the last ever
la vera ultima [a] the very last, the really last
ultimato [n] ultimatum
ultra [p] beyond, past, across, on the other side of; more than, further than, farther than, exceeding
ultra [p] (moving) to beyond, to the other side of, across
ultra- [P] ultra-
a ultra [p] (moving) to beyond, to the other side of, across
a ultra [A] beyond
ulula [v] howl, wail, yowl, whoop
ulula [n] howl, wail, yowl, whoop
umaian [a] Umayyad, Omayyad (dynasty)
umami [a] umami, savory/savoury
umami [n] umami food
umamia [n] umami, savory/savoury taste
Uman [n] Oman
Golfo Uman [n] Gulf of Oman
umani [a] Omani
umani [n] Omani
umana [a] human
umana [n] human, human being, person
desumani [v] dehumanize/dehumanise
desumani [v] dehumanize/dehumanise
desumani [n] dehumanization/dehumanisation
nonumana [a] inhuman, non-human
supraumana [a] superhuman, Übermensch
supraumana [n] superhuman, Übermensch
suumana [a] subhuman
umanas [n] humans, humanity, mankind, humankind, people
umani [v] humanize/humanise, anthropomorphize/anthropomorphise
umani [v] humanize/humanise, anthropomorphize/anthropomorphise
umani [n] humanization/humanisation, anthropomorphism
umania [n] humanity (quality)
umanin [a] humanlike, humanoid, anthropoid
umanisme [n] humanism
umaniste [a] humanitarian, humanist
umaniste [n] humanitarian, humanist
umbreta [n] hammerkop, hammerhead stork, anvilhead (bird)
Umbria [n] Umbria (Italian region)
umbrian [a] Umbrian (person, language)
umbrian [n] Umbrian (person, language)
umida [a] damp, moist, wet; humid (air), clammy, close, muggy, sultry
desumidador [n] dehumidifier
desumidi [v] dehumidify, desiccate
desumidi [v] dehumidify, desiccate
umidador [n] humidifier; humidor (tobacco box)
umidi [v] dampen, moisten, humidify
umidi [v] dampen, moisten, humidify
umidia [n] dampness, moisture, wetness, humidity
umil [a] humble, modest (humble), meek, mild, unassuming, unpretentious, demure
umili [v] become humble
umili [v] humble, humiliate
umilia [n] humility, modesty
umlaut [n] umlaut
umo [n] humus, mulch, compost
umor [n] humor/humour, temper, mood; bodily fluid (historical)
bon umor [n] good mood, good spirits
bonumorosa [a] in a good mood, good-humored/good-humoured, cheerful, jovial, light-hearted, gay (dated); sanguine
de bon umor [a] in a good mood, cheerful, jovial, light-hearted, sanguine
de mal umor [a] in a bad mood, sulking, sulky, sullen, brooding, morose
de umor variable [a] moody, temperamental
es malumorosa [v] be in a bad mood, sulk, brood, mope
mal umor [n] bad mood, sulk, snit
malumorosa [a] in a bad mood, grumpy, sulking, sulky, sullen, brooding, moping, morose; cranky, curmudgeonly, surly, petulant
malumorosa [n] curmudgeon, grump, sourpuss
umoriste [n] humorist
umorosa [a] humorous
umus [n] hummus (food)
un [D] a, an, one
un [a] first
desuni [v] disunite
desuni [v] disunite
desuni [n] disunion
reuni [v] reunite, reunify, regroup, congregate, convoke, convene, meet
reuni [v] reunite, reunify, regroup, congregate, convoke, convene, meet
reuni [n] reunion, reunification, meeting, assembly, convocation, convention, session
unan [a] one year old, aged one
unan [n] one-year-old
uni [v] unite, unify
uni [v] unite, unify
uni [n] union (action), unification; union (result), coalition, consortium
Uni de Republicas Sosialiste Soviet [n] Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Uni European [n] European Union
Uni Soviet [n] Soviet Union
unia [n] oneness, solidarity, integrity, unity
unida [a] united, unified
unida [A] united, together, in unison
unidiste [a] unionist
unidiste [n] unionist
unuple [a] single
unuple [n] singleton; one-liner, monostich
unanim [a] unanimous
unanimia [n] unanimity
Ungaria [n] Hungary
ungarian [a] Hungarian
ungarian [n] Hungarian (person, language)
Ungava, Baia [n] Ungava Bay
ungia [n] nail
ungia de dito [n] fingernail
ungia de pede [n] toenail
ungula [n] hoof
ungulato [n] ungulate
uni- [P] uni- (one)
unia [n] unit (of a larger whole, of measurement); monad
unia astronomial [n] astronomical unit
unia comersial [n] commercial unit (of goods)
unia de mone [n] unit of currency
unia sentral de prosede [n] central processing unit, CPU
unial [a] unitary
unica [a] unique, sole, single, one-off, exclusive, idiosyncratic, inimitable
unica [n] one-off (occurrence); hapax legomenon; exclusive (news story)
unicia [n] uniqueness; oneness
uniforma [a] uniform, unitary, regular, constant
uniforma [A] uniformly, evenly, regularly, equally
uniforma [n] uniform (dress), livery
uniformi [v] become uniform
uniformi [v] make uniform; dress in uniform
uniformi [n] uniformizing/uniformising, uniformization/uniformisation
uniformia [n] uniformity
uniforminte [a] uniforming, procrustean
unisona [a] unison, in unison
unisona [A] in unison, all together
unisona [n] unison
unisoni [v] sing in unison, play in unison, be in unison
unitarian [a] Unitarian
unitarian [n] Unitarian
unitarianisme [n] Unitarianism (Christianity)
universia [n] university, college, varsity
universia de diploma [n] alma mater
universial [a] university, universitarian
universo [n] universe, cosmos
universal [a] universal; cosmic
universalia [n] universality
universalisme [n] universalism (philosophy, Christianity)
universaliste [a] universalist
universaliste [n] universalist
unje [v] anoint
unje [n] anointing, unction
unjente [n] unguent, ointment, pomade, lotion
unsial [a] uncial (lettering)
uoc [n] wok (pan)
uolaita [a] Welayta, Wolayta, Wolaitta (person, language)
uolaita [n] Welayta, Wolayta, Wolaitta (person, language); Wolayttatto Doonaa (language(
uolfram [n] tungsten, wolfram (element)
uolof [a] Wolof (person, language)
uolof [n] Wolof (person, language)
uombata [n] wombat
uon [n] won (currency)
uonton [n] wonton (food)
upanixad [n] upanishad (scripture)
uple [n] tuple (mathematics); record, struct (software)
-uple [S] -uple (numeric multiple)
-uple [S] (group of a specified number of members)
upsilon [n] upsilon (Greek letter)
ura [e] hooray, hurrah, whoopee
Ural, Montes [n] Ural Mountains
uralica [a] Uralic (languages)
uranio [n] uranium
uranio povrida [n] depleted uranium
uranio ricida [n] enriched uranium
transuranial [a] transuranic
Urano [n] Uranus (mythology, planet)
urasil [n] urasil
urato [n] urate (chemistry)
urato de sodio [n] sodium urate, chalkstone
urbe [n] urban area, city area, metropolis
anteurbe [n] outskirts, approaches
urban [a] urban, metropolitan
urban [n] city dweller, urbanite
urbani [v] urbanize/urbanise, citify
urbani [v] urbanize/urbanise, citify
urbani [n] urbanization/urbanisation
urbanisme [n] city planning
urbaniste [n] city planner
urbolojia [n] urbanology
urbolojiste [n] urbanologist
urdu [a] Urdu (language)
urdu [n] Urdu (language)
Urdun [n] Jordan
urduni [a] Jordanian
urduni [n] Jordanian
Rio Urdun [n] Jordan River, River Jordan
urea [n] urea (substance)
uremia [n] uremia/uraemia (medical)
uretan [n] urethane (substance)
poliuretan [n] polyurethane
ureter [n] ureter (anatomy)
uretra [n] urethra (anatomy)
uria [n] guillemot, murre (bird)
urieta [n] murrelet (bird)
-uria [S] -uria (urine)
urica [a] uric (urine)
-urica [S] -uric
urina [n] urine
urinal [a] urinary
urini [v] urinate, micturate
urini [n] urination, micturation
urinalise [v] urinalyse
urinalise [n] urinalysis
urje [v] urge, exhort, will
urje [n] urge, exhortation
urjente [a] urgent, pressing
urjente [n] emergency, crisis
urjentia [n] urgency (quality)
uro [n] aurochs (ox)
uroboro [n] ouroboros
urolito [n] urolith, bladder stone
urolojia [n] urology
urolojiste [n] urologist
urso [n] bear
urso blanca [n] polar bear
urso-de-acua [n] tardigrade, water bear, moss piglet
urso de pelux [n] teddy bear, teddy
Urso Grande [n] Ursa Major (constellation)
urso gris [n] grizzly bear, North American brown bear
urso labiosa [n] sloth bear
Urso Peti [n] Ursa Minor (constellation)
urseta [n] bear cub
ursin [a] bearlike, ursine
URSS [C] USSR
urticaria [n] urticaria, hives, nettle rash
Uruguai [n] Uruguay
uruguaia [a] Uruguayan
uruguaia [n] Uruguayan
Urumtxi [n] Ürümqi
usa [v] use, utilize/utilise; apply, employ (force, tool, method); wear (clothes)
usa [n] use, employment, purpose, application; uptake
usa tro multe [v] overuse
comensa usa [v] start using, take up
de usa sever [a] heavy-duty
desusa [v] disuse, no longer use
desusa [n] obsolescence
desusada [a] disused, obsolete, archaic, defunct
malusa [v] misuse, abuse
malusa de drogas [n] drug abuse
multiusal [a] multipurpose, multifunctional, versatile, general-purpose
multiusoral [a] multiuser
nonreusable [a] non-reusable, single-use
nonusa [n] disuse, desuetude
nonusable [a] unusable, useless
nonusada [a] unused, out of use
nonusosa [a] useless, idle, feckless
reusa [v] reuse
reusable [a] reusable
tro usada [a] overused, hackneyed, clichéd
usable [a] usable
usada [a] used, secondhand
usor [n] user
usor de rede [n] internet user, netizen
usosa [a] useful, utilitarian, purposeful
usosi [v] become useful, prove useful, turn out to be of use
usosi [v] utilize/utilise, make use of, employ
usosia [n] usefulness, utility
usual [a] usual, customary
usual [A] usually, customarily
nonusual [a] unusual, odd, different, unconventional, uncharacteristic, uncustomary, exceptional
nonusual [A] unusually
usufruta [n] usufruct (right)
usura [v] commit usury, usure
usura [n] usury
usurante [a] usurous
usuror [n] usurer, loanshark
usurpa [v] usurp
usurpor [n] usurper
Utah [n] Utah (US state)
utero [n] uterus, womb
intrauteral [a] intrauterine
utia [n] hutia (rodent)
util [n] tool, utensil, implement
util de cosini [n] cooking implement, kitchen utensil
util de scrive [n] writing implement
furni utiles nova a [v] retool
utiles de arjento [n] silverware
utiles de come [n] cutlery, flatware, eating utensils
utilitarisme [n] utilitarianism
utilitariste [a] utilitarian
utilitariste [n] utilitarian
utopia [n] utopia
contrautopia [n] dystopia
contrautopial [a] dystopian, Orwellian
utopial [a] utopian (pertaining to a utopia)
utopin [a] utopian (resembling a utopia)
utopisme [n] utopianism
utopiste [n] utopian
utriculo [n] utricle
u-u [e] coo (pigeon); twit-twoo, hoo, hoot (owl)
Uvea e Futuna [n] Wallis and Futuna
futuna [a] Futunan
futuna [n] Futunan
uvea [a] Wallisian
uvea [n] Wallisian
uvo [n] grape vine
uva [n] grape
uva seca [n] raisin, currant
uvula [n] uvula
uvulal [a] uvular
uvulal [n] uvular (consonant)
uygur [a] Uyghur, Uighur (person, language)
uygur [n] Uyghur, Uighur (person, language)
Uzbecistan [n] Uzbekistan
uzbec [a] Uzbek, Uzbekistani (person, language)
uzbec [n] Uzbek, Uzbekistani (person, language)
uzo [n] ouzo (drink)
v [x] v
v. [C] see
va [A] (indicating that a finite verb is in the future tense) will, shall
vacanse [v] vacation, holiday, be on leave, go on leave
vacanse [n] vacation, holiday, leave, getaway
vacanseria [n] vacation spot, resort
vacansor [n] vacationer, holidaymaker, holiday traveler/traveller
vacua [a] empty, hollow, null, void, vacuous
vacua [n] vacancy, void; vacuum
suvacua [a] vacuum-sealed
vacui [v] empty
vacui [v] empty, evacuate, flush; clear, wipe, erase
vacui [n] emptying, evacuation
vacui sua nas [v] blow one's nose
vacuia [n] emptiness, vacuity
vacuida [a] emptied, vacant
vacuol [n] vacuole (biology)
vada [v] wade, paddle
revada [v] wade back
vaderia [n] paddling pool, wading pool
vade [v] go; (system) work, function; fare (well or badly in health, etc.)
vade [e] go, let's go, come on, giddy-up
vade a [v] go to, attend (regularly)
vade a fa [v] be just about to do, be just on the point of doing
vade en dirije a [v] go towards, head for, make for
vade par auto [v] go by car
vade par pasea [v] go by foot
vade per compra [v] go shopping
vade per pasea [v] go for a walk
vade per vide [v] go and see, go to see
vade plu [v] go further, keep going
vade sur sua via [v] make one's way
vade sur un via [v] take a road, travel a path
vade tro rapida [v] speed, commit a speeding offense/offence
como lo vade? [E] how are you?, how are you doing?, how are things?, how's it going?
como lo vade a los? [E] how are they?, how are they doing?
lo vade bon a me [E] I'm fine, I'm doing fine, all is well with me
lo vade mal a me [E] I feel ill, I don't feel good; I'm not having a good day, things are going badly for me
me vade bon [E] I'm fine, I'm doing fine, all is well with me
me vade mal [E] I feel ill, I don't feel good; I'm not having a good day, things are going badly for me
retrovade [v] go back, go backwards, reverse, retreat
revade [v] go back, return
revade [n] return
vado [n] ford, crossing
vadi [v] ford, cross
Vaduz [n] Vaduz
vaga [v] wander, roam, rove, ramble, traipse, drift, digress, mill around, perambulate; browse (books, goods)
vaga [n] wandering, digression
vaga de continentes [n] continental drift
vaga depresada [v] mope about
vaga furtiva [v] prowl around
revaga [v] wander back
vagador [n] rover (vehicle)
vagante [a] wandering, adrift, errant; itinerant, mobile, peripatetic; stray (animal); crooked, wonky (shape); discursive, rambling, waffly
vagisme [n] nomadism
vagiste [n] nomad
vagor [n] wanderer, drifter, rambler, itinerant
vagabon [n] vagabond, vagrant, hobo, bum, tramp
vagabon enebriada [n] wino
vagabonia [n] vagrancy
vago [n] vagus (anatomy)
vagon [n] wagon, wain; coach, car, carriage (of train); trailer (of truck)
vagon de bagaje [n] baggage car, luggage compartment
vagon de bufe [n] buffet car
vagon de carga [n] freight wagon, boxcar
vagon de dormi [n] sleeping car, sleeper
vagon final [n] caboose, end carriage
vagon restorante [n] dining car, restaurant car
vagoneta [n] wagonette
vagonor [n] wagoner, teamster, wagon driver
vajina [n] vagina
vajinal [a] vaginal
vajinite [n] vaginitis (medical)
vajraiana [a] Vajrayana (Buddhism)
Valahia [n] Wallachia (Romanian region)
valah [a] Vlach, Wallachian
valah [n] Vlach, Wallachian
valciria [n] Valkyrie (mythology)
valdes [a] Waldensian
valdes [n] Waldensian
vale [n] valley, vale, dale
a vale [A] down, downhill, downstream, downward, downwards
vale tetonical [n] rift valley
valeta [n] dell, glen
Valencia [n] Valencia
Comunia Valencian [n] Valencian Community
Provinse Valencia [n] Province of Valencia
valencian [a] Valencian
valencian [n] Valencian
valente [a] valent
covalente [a] covalent
polivalente [a] polyvalent
univalente [a] univalent (biology)
valentia [n] valence, valency
valeriana [n] valerian (plant)
Valeta [n] Valletta
valga [a] valgus, knock-kneed (medical)
valga [n] knock-kneed person
valgisme [n] valgus (condition)
Valhala [n] Valhalla
valida [a] valid, well-founded, cogent, legitimate; current, in effect
desvalidi [v] become invalid, expire, become invalidated
desvalidi [v] invalidate, debunk, make invalid, nullify
desvalidi [n] expiration
desvalidida [a] expired, out of date
nonvalida [a] invalid, spurious
validi [v] become valid, be ratified, be endorsed
validi [v] validate, ratify, endorse, certify, notarize/notarise, probate
validi [n] validation, ratification, endorsement, certification, probate
validia [n] validity
valis [n] suitcase, valise
valiseta [n] carry-on suitcase, handheld luggage
valison [n] trunk, portmanteau
valsa [v] waltz
valsa [n] waltz
valua [v] value, prize, appreciate
valua [n] value, worth, merit; equity, stock (financial)
valua redonada [n] return value
ave la valua de [v] be worth, have a value of, have the same value as
desvalua [v] devalue, belittle, disparage, denigrate, deprecate, depreciate, trivialize/trivialise, vilify
desvalua [n] devaluation, deprecation, depreciation
es valuada [v] be worth, be valuable, have value
la plu valuada [a] most valuable, inestimable
semivaluosa [a] semiprecious
sin valua [a] worthless, valueless, pissant
supravalua [v] overrate, overvalue
suvalua [v] underappreciate, underrate, undervalue, take for granted
ultra valua [a] beyond value, invaluable, priceless
valuada [a] worthy, valued, valuable, meritorious, fine
valuadas [n] valuables, riches
valuosa [a] valuable, precious
valuosas [n] valuables, riches
valva [n] valve; tap, faucet, spigot
valva de banio [n] bath tap, bath faucet
valva de securia [n] safety valve
vampir [n] vampire
vampirin [a] vampiric, vampire-like
vana [a] vain, conceited
vania [n] vanity
vanadio [n] vanadium (element)
vandal [a] Vandalic
vandal [n] Vandal (ancient tribe); vandal, hooligan, yob, yobbo
vandali [v] vandalize/vandalise
vandalisme [n] vandalism, hooliganism
vanelo [n] lapwing (bird)
vanga [n] vanga (bird)
vangarda [a] avant-garde, vanguard, cutting-edge, edgy, latest
vangarda [n] avant-garde, vanguard
vanilia [n] vanilla (plant, flavor/flavour)
vanilina [n] vanillin (substance)
vano [n] fan (handheld)
vani [v] fan
vanin [a] fanlike, fan-shaped
vanta [v] boast, brag
vanta [n] boast, brag
vanta a se [v] gloat, revel
vantor [n] boaster, braggart, loudmouth, show-off
vantosa [a] boastful
vantaje [v] advantage, privilege, benefit
vantaje [n] advantage (including tennis), privilege, benefit, lead, head start
con nonvantaje [a] disadvantaged, handicapped
desvantaje [v] disadvantage, handicap
desvantaje [n] disadvantage, handicap (including golf), demerit, drawback, downside
desvantajeda [a] disadvantaged, handicapped
nonvantajosa [a] disadvantageous, inopportune, unfavourable/unfavourable
vantajosa [a] advantageous, opportune, favorable/favourable
Vanuatu [n] Vanuatu
vanuatu [a] Vanuatuan
vanuatu [n] Vanuatuan
vapea [v] vape
vapea [n] vaping
vapeador [n] electronic cigarette, e-cigarette
vapeamanica [a] chain-vaping, addicted to vaping
vapeamanica [n] chain vaper
vapeor [n] vaper, vaping person
vapor [n] vapor/vapour, mist, steam
vapor nosiva [n] toxic mist, fumes
vaporador [n] vaporizer/vaporiser, nebulizer/nebuliser, evaporator, steamer
vapori [v] evaporate, vaporize/vaporise; steam (turn to steam)
vapori [v] evaporate, vaporize/vaporise; steam (apply steam to)
vapori [n] evaporation
vaporosa [a] steamy, misty, misted
vara [a] varus (medical)
vara [n] varus sufferer
varisme [n] varus (condition)
varano [n] monitor lizard
varia [v] vary, range
varia [v] vary, range
varia [n] variation, variety, variance, vagary; version, variant, strain; (in mathematics) manifold
varia diferensiable [n] differentiable manifold
varia elejeda [n] cultivar
multivariante [a] multivariate, multivariant
nonvariable [a] invariable
nonvariablia [n] invariability
variable [a] variable
variable [n] variable
variada [a] varied, variegated
varial [a] varietal
variosa [a] various, several, diverse, sundry
varicosa [a] varicose (medical)
variola [n] smallpox
variola boval [n] cowpox
variola simial [n] monkeypox
varisela [n] chickenpox
Varxava [n] Warsaw
vasal [n] vassal, liege (feudal)
vasalia [n] vassalage
vascular [a] vascular
cardiovascular [a] cardiovascular
vasculite [n] vasculitis (medical)
vasectomia [n] vasectomy (surgery)
vaselina [n] vaseline
vasila [v] vacillate, hesitate (between two choices), be torn, waver, falter, equivocate, prevaricate, teeter
vasila [n] vacillation, hesitation, indecision
nonvasilante [a] resolute, decisive
vasilante [a] vacillating, hesitant, indecisive, irresolute, half-hearted
vasin [n] vaccine
nonvasinida [a] unvaccinated
vasineria [n] vaccination center/centre
vasini [v] vaccinate, inoculate
vasini [n] vaccination, inoculation, jab
vasinia [n] bilberry, blueberry, huckleberry, cranberry
vasinia blu [n] blueberry, bilberry, huckleberry
vasinia de montania [n] lingonberry
vasinia roja [n] cranberry
vaso [n] vase, pot, vessel, urn
vaso de bir [n] beer mug, beer stein, beer tankard
vaso de cafe [n] coffeepot
vaso de flores [n] flower vase
vaso de losa [n] earthenware pot, crock
vaso de note [n] chamberpot, potty
vaso de peper [n] pepperpot
vaso de pexes [n] fishbowl
vaso de sal [n] salt cellar, saltbox
vaso de sputa [n] spittoon, cuspidor
vaso de te [n] teapot
vasia [n] pottery
vason [n] toilet, toilet bowl, lavatory, loo; commode, potty
vason urinal [n] urinal
vasor [n] potter
vasoconstrinje [v] vasoconstrict
vasoconstrinjente [n] vasoconstrictor, vasopressor
vasodilata [v] vasodilate
vasodilatante [n] vasodilator
vasopresina [n] vasopressin
vasta [a] vast, huge, widespread, large-scale, far-reaching
vasta [A] vastly, widely
vasti [v] become vast, extend hugely, become widespread, propagate, spread far and wide
vasti [v] promulgate, propagate, spread far and wide
vastia [n] vastness, hugeness, magnitude
vasto [n] lap (anatomy)
vate [n] watt (unit of power)
cilovate [n] kilowatt
cilovate-ora [n] kilowatt-hour
megavate [n] megawatt
vatia [n] wattage
vatican [a] Vatican
Site Vatican [n] Vatican City
vea [a] old, elderly
vea [n] old person; elder
deveni tro vea per [v] outgrow
la plu vea [a] oldest, eldest
plu vea [a] older, elder
vei [v] grow old, age
vei [v] age
vei par des anios [E] become ten years older
veia [n] old age
veber [n] weber (unit of magnetic flux)
veculo [n] vehicle
veculo acual [n] watercraft, water vessel
veculo de motor [n] motor vehicle
veculo funeral [n] hearse
veculo madrin [n] mothership
veculo spasial [n] spacecraft
veculal [a] vehicular
veculi [v] transport by vehicle, convey
veculor [n] driver (of a vehicle)
veda [n] Veda (scripture)
vedal [a] Vedic
vedanta [n] vedanta (Hinduism)
vedantal [a] vedantic
vegan [a] vegan
vegan [n] vegan
veganisme [n] veganism
vejetal [a] vegetable, vegetative
vejetal [n] vegetable
vejetales cru [n] raw vegetables, crudités
vejetali [v] vegetate
vejetalisme [n] vegetarianism
vejetaliste [n] vegetarian
vela [n] sail
vela cuadro [n] square sail
vela latina [n] lateen
vela xef [n] mainsail
Velas [n] Vela (constellation)
veleta [n] vane (pushed by wind or water)
velin [a] sail-like
velcro [n] velcro
de velcro [a] (made of) velcro
veleja [v] sail
veleja [n] sailing
velia [v] waken, awaken, wake up
velia [v] waken, awaken, wake up, arouse, rouse, roust
radioveliador [n] clock radio, radio alarm clock
revelia [v] reawaken
revelia [v] reawaken
veliada [a] awake, wakeful
veliador [n] alarm clock
velior [n] waker, riser
velior tarda [n] late riser
velior temprana [n] early riser, early bird, morning person
velo [n] veil
desveli [v] unveil
desveli [n] unveiling
veli [v] veil, shroud, enshroud
velida [a] veiled
velo [n] velum, soft palate (anatomy)
velal [a] velar
velal [n] velar
velali [v] velarize/velarise
velali [v] velarize/velarise
velosiraptor [n] velociraptor, raptor (dinosaur)
veluda [n] velvet, velour
veluda costelin [n] corduroy
veludin [a] velvety
veludin [n] velveteen
vena [n] vein (anatomy); lode (geology)
vena cava [n] vena cava
vena jugulal [n] jugular vein
estrae la vena de [v] devein
intravenal [a] intravenous
venal [a] venous (of veins)
venas [n] veins; grain (rock)
veneta [n] venule (anatomy)
venosa [a] veined, veiny
vende [v] sell, market, retail, peddle
vende [n] sale; disposal
vende a mercato [v] market
vende major [n] wholesale
vende nonlegal [v] sell illegally, bootleg, pirate
vende nonlegal [n] illegal sale, trafficking, piracy
vende per tro poca [v] undercharge
vende plu barata ca [v] undercut
vende tota [v] sell out
bonvendeda [a] bestselling
bonvendeda [n] bestseller (book, author)
per vende [a] for sale
revende [v] resell; sell second-hand
revende [n] resale
revendeda [a] second-hand
revendor [n] reseller, resaler; second-hand seller
vendable [a] sellable, saleable, marketable
vendador [n] vending machine
venderia [n] dealership, salesroom; marketplace
vendor [n] vendor, seller, clerk, dealer, salesperson, salesman, saleswoman, sales clerk
vendor de drogas [n] drug seller, drug dealer, drug pusher
vendor de libros [n] bookseller
vendor de pex [n] fishmonger
vendor major [n] wholesaler
vendor minor [n] retailer
vendor vagante [n] peddler, pedlar, hawker
vendoria [n] salesmanship
vendeta [n] vendetta, feud
venena [n] poison, toxin, venom
antivenenal [n] antivenom
contravenena [n] antidote
desveneni [v] detox, detoxify
nonvenenosa [a] non-toxic, non-poisonous, atoxic
veneni [v] poison
venenosa [a] poisonous, toxic, venomous
venerdi [n] Friday
venerdi santa [n] Good Friday
Veneto [n] Veneto, Venetia (Italian region)
Venezia [n] Venice
venezian [a] Venetian
Venezuela [n] Venezuela
Golfo Venezuela [n] Gulf of Venezuela
venezuelan [a] Venezuelan
venezuelan [n] Venezuelan
veni [v] come, arrive
veni [v] summon, fetch, bring
veni [e] come on
veni [n] coming, arrival
veni de [v] come from, originate from; (have) just
veni per vide [v] come and see, come to see
bon reveni [e] welcome back, nice to see you again
bonveni [v] welcome
bonveni [n] welcome
bonveni [e] welcome
bonveni denova [e] welcome back, nice to see you again
bonvenida [a] welcome
bonveninte [a] welcoming, hospitable
en la semana veninte [A] next week
me veni de dise [v] I have just said, I just said (a moment ago)
nonbonvenida [a] unwelcome
nonbonveninte [a] unwelcoming, inhospitable
pos la du menses veninte [A] after the next two months, in two months' time
reveni [v] come back, return, recur
reveni [n] comeback, return
reveni a casa [n] homecoming
reveni de caro [n] carriage return (character)
reveninte [a] coming back, recurring
veninte [a] coming, to come, future, next; inbound
venipuntur [n] venipuncture (medical)
venja [v] avenge, get even
venja [n] vengeance, revenge, retaliation, retribution, vendetta, payback, reprisal
venja se [v] avenge oneself, get revenge, get one's own back, get even, retaliate
entrevenjante [a] tit-for-tat
venjor [n] avenger
venjosa [a] vengeful, vindictive
venjosia [n] vengefulness, vindictiveness
venseo [n] swift (bird)
venta [v] blow, be windy
venta [n] wind
venta de retro [n] tailwind
venta fasante [n] headwind
venta norde-este [n] northeasterly wind, northeaster
venta norde-ueste [n] northwesterly wind, northwester
venta sude-ueste [n] southwesterly wind, southwester
con la venta [a] downwind, leeward
contra la venta [a] upwind, windward
supraventa [a] upwind, windward
suventa [a] downwind, lee, leeward
ventador [n] fan, ventilator
venteta [n] breeze, zephyr
ventetosa [a] breezy, drafty/draughty
venti [v] ventilate, fan, winnow
venti [n] ventilation
venton [n] gale, strong wind
venton de neva [n] blizzard
ventosa [a] windy, gusty, blowy
ventosa [n] sucker (anatomy, rubber cup)
ventosin [a] suckerlike
ventre [n] belly, midriff, front, tummy, gut
desventri [v] disembowel, gut, eviscerate
suventre [n] underbelly
ventral [a] ventral, of the belly, of the front
ventron [n] paunch, potbelly, beer belly
ventrosa [a] large-bellied, fat-bellied, fat, plump, paunchy
ventriculo [n] ventricle (anatomy)
ventrilocuo [n] ventriloquist
ventrilocuia [n] ventriloquy, ventriloquism, throwing the voice
venturi [n] venturi (tube)
Venus [n] Venus (mythology, planet)
venusan [a] Venusian
venusan [n] Venusian
vera [a] true, real, actual, authentic, genuine, veracious, veritable
vera [A] very, truly, really, actually, indeed, in fact, seriously, sincerely, at all, whatsoever
vera [e] indeed, true
vera [n] true thing, truth, truism
vera lo ia aveni [E] it _did_ happen (emphatic)
vera me desira aida [E] I _do_ want to help (emphatic)
vera no [A] not at all, absolutely not
vera no cosa [n] nothing at all, none at all
en vera no modo [A] in no way at all, in no way whatsoever
nonvera [n] untrue thing, untruth, mistake, lie
nonveria [n] untruth, untrueness, falsehood
veria [n] truth, trueness, veracity, verity
veranda [n] veranda, porch, portico
verbena [n] verbena, vervain (plant)
verbo [n] verb
preverbal [a] preverbal (grammar)
preverbal [n] preverbal (grammar)
verbal [a] verbal
verbin [a] verbal
verde [a] green; verdant
verde [n] green; greenery, verdure; green (golf)
verde de cupre [n] verdigris
verdi [v] become green, turn green
verdi [v] make green, turn green
verdin [a] greenish
verdeta [n] greenfinch
verdin [n] leafbird
verga [n] yard, yardarm (for sail)
vergonia [v] be ashamed, feel shame, feel abashed
vergonia [v] shame, humiliate, abash
vergonia [n] shame, humiliation, disgrace
sin vergonia [a] shameless, brazen, impenitent, unashamed
vergoniante [a] ashamed
vergoniosa [a] shameful, disgraceful
verifia [v] verify, check
verifia [n] verification, checking
verifiable [a] verifiable
verifiablia [a] verifiability, verifiableness
verifiador [n] checker, verifier
verifior [n] checker, verifier
verje [v] turn, verge, veer, swerve, yaw (change direction while moving)
verje [v] turn, swerve
verje [n] turn, swerve
verje de trama [n] plot twist, coup de théâtre
verje contra la venta [v] tack
verje U [n] U-turn
per cada verje [a] turn by turn (navigation)
Verjilio [n] Virgil, Vergil
verjilin [a] Virgilian
verme [n] worm
verme de orea [n] earworm, brainworm, sticky music
verme de tera [n] earthworm
verme plata [n] flatworm, platyhelminth
verme ronda [n] roundworm, nematode
desvermi [v] deworm, worm, drench
vermi [v] worm (move like a worm)
vermin [a] wormlike, vermiform
vermosa [a] worm-eaten, maggoty, rotten; corrupt, shady, dodgy
vermiculita [n] vermiculite
vermitxeli [n] vermicelli (food)
Vermont [n] Vermont (US state)
vermute [n] vermouth (wine)
vernis [n] varnish; glaze
vernis acuin [n] shellac
vernis de ungia [n] nail varnish, nail polish
vernisi [v] varnish; glaze
Verona [n] Verona
veronica [n] veronica
versa [v] pour, tip
versa [v] pour, tip
malversa [v] spill, upset, tip over
malversa [v] spill, upset, tip over
versimil [a] verisimilar, verisimilous, having verisimilitude
versimilia [n] verisimilitude
verso [n] line of poetry
versi [v] be turned into verse
versi [v] versify, turn into verse
vertebra [n] vertebra
vertebral [a] vertebral
vertebrato [a] vertebrate
vertebrato [n] vertebrate
nonvertebrato [a] invertebrate, spineless
nonvertebrato [n] invertebrate
vertex [n] vertex
vertical [a] vertical, upright; portrait (orientation)
vertije [v] feel dizzy, feel giddy, feel woozy; (head) swim
vertije [n] vertigo, dizziness, lightheadedness
vertijente [a] dizzy, giddy, light-headed
vertijosa [a] vertiginous
veruca [n] wart, verruca
verucosa [a] warty
ves [n] occasion, time, instance; turn (in a game), iteration
a cualce ves [A] on any occasion (at all), at any time, whenever (you like), ever
a esta ves [A] this time, this once, on this occasion
a multe veses [A] frequently, often, oftentimes, usually
a no ves [A] on no occasion, at no time
a poca veses [A] rarely, seldom, only occasionally
a plur veses [E] on several occasions, several times
a un plu ves [A] once more, one more time, once again
a un ves [A] once, one time
a un ves o un otra [A] at one time or another, sooner or later
a un ves pasada [A] once upon a time
a ves pos ves [A] time after time, time and again, again and again, over and over
a veses [A] at times, sometimes; from time to time, now and then, now and again, on occasion, occasionally
a veses rara [A] rarely, seldom, only occasionally
de ves a ves [A] from time to time, now and then, now and again, on occasion, occasionally, every so often
du a cada ves [E] two at a time
no a esta ves [A] not this time
ves ultima [n] last chance, final time (to do something)
vesica [n] bladder (anatomy)
vesica bilal [n] gall bladder
vesicula [n] vesicle (anatomy)
vespa [n] wasp, hornet
vespa parasito [n] parasitic wasp
vespin [a] waspish, waspy
Vesta [n] Vesta
vestal [a] Vestal
veste [n] garment, piece of clothing
veste alta [n] top, upper garment
veste basa [n] bottom, lower garment
veste de nada [n] swimming costume, swimsuit, bathing costume, bathing suit
veste de sumerjor [n] wetsuit
veste de tomba [n] shroud
veste desprendeda [n] discarded item of clothing, castoff
veste etnical [n] traditional costume, national dress
veste spasial [n] spacesuit
vestes lavada [n] laundry, washing
bonvestida [a] well-dressed, smart, dapper, debonair, rakish
desvesti [v] undress, disrobe
malvestida [a] badly dressed, poorly dressed
nonconveninte vestida [a] inappropriately dressed, underdressed
revesti [v] reclothe; recoat
revesti se [v] get changed, change one's clothes
revesti [n] reclothing; recoat, fresh coat (of paint)
transvesti [v] cross-dress
transvesti [n] cross-dressing, transvestism, transvestitism
transvestida [a] cross-dressed, in drag
transvestida [n] cross-dresser, transvestist, transvestite
tro calda vestida [a] dressed too warmly, overdressed
tro formal vestida [a] dressed too formally, overdressed
tro ostentosa vestida [a] dressed too ostentatiously, overdressed
vesteria [n] dressing room, changing room, locker room, fitting room; vestry; cloakroom, hatcheck
vestes [n] clothes, clothing, costume, outfit, dress, apparel, attire, garb, raiment
vestes de bebe [n] baby clothes, babywear, layette
vestes de enfantes [n] childrenswear
vestes de femes [n] womenswear
vestes de nada [n] swimwear
vestes de omes [n] menswear
vestes fantasin [n] costume, fancy dress, getup
vestes pronto [n] ready-to-wear clothing, pret-à-porter clothing
vestes sivil [n] civilian clothes, civvies
vesteta [n] undergarment
vestetas [n] underclothes, undergarments, underwear
vesti [v] clothe, dress (including wound); coat (with paint, etc.)
vesti [n] clothing (action); coat, coating (paint, etc.)
vestida [a] clothed, dressed, clad, suited
veston [n] suit, formal attire
vestoni [v] dress in a suit, dress formally
vestonida [n] suit, formally dressed person
vestibulo [n] vestibule
vestibulal [a] vestibular
vestijio [n] vestige
vestijial [a] vestigial
veteran [a] veteran, vet
veteran [n] veteran, vet
veterinar [a] veterinary
dotor veterinar [n] veterinarian, vet
medica veterinar [n] veterinary medicine
vetiver [n] vetiver, khus
veto [n] veto
veti [v] veto
vetor [n] vector, one-dimensional array; array (software)
vetor de asosia [n] associative array (software)
vetoral [a] vector
vetulicola [n] vetulicola (ancient animal)
via [n] way, road, avenue, route, course, path, approach
-via [S] -way
via de asede [n] accessway, access route, access path; driveway, drive
via de ataca [n] line of attack, attack vector, vulnerability
via de rola [n] taxiway (airport)
via de sicles [a] bike path, cycle path, cycle track
Via Letin [n] Milky Way (astronomy)
via levada [n] causeway
via navigable [n] waterway
via ondante [n] roller coaster
via periferial [n] beltway, ring road, orbital
via rapida [n] quick route, shortcut
via reta [n] straight path, straight, straightaway
via xef [n] main road, highway, freeway, throughway, thruway
a via [A] (go, throw, put) away, (saw) off, (throw) out
a via de [p] away from
a via de vias [a] in the middle of nowhere, in the back of beyond
a via de vias comun [a] off the beaten track
en media de via [A] midway, halfway
en via [A] on the way, en route, on track
suvia [n] underpass
vieta [n] path, track, trail, byway
viable [a] viable, feasible
viablia [n] viability, feasibility
viaduto [n] viaduct; overpass, flyover
viaja [v] travel, journey
viaja [v] cause to travel, drive (vehicle, person)
viaja [n] journey, trip, voyage, drive
viaja dial [v] commute
viaja dial [n] commute
viaja per plaser [v] travel for pleasure, cruise
viaja per plaser [n] cruise
viaja tra la mundo [n] world travel, globetrotting
viaja tra la ueb [v] surf the net
viaja tra la web [v] surf the net
viaja tra tempo [n] time travel
viaja vagante [v] wend one's way
viajamania [n] wanderlust, urge to travel
viajamanica [a] globetrotting, habitually traveling/travelling
viajamanica [n] globetrotter, habitual traveler/traveller
reviaja [v] travel back, journey back
viajor [n] traveler/traveller, voyager, passenger, wayfarer
viajor de mar [n] seafarer
viajor dial [n] commuter
viajor pendulin [n] commuter
viajor tra la mundo [n] world traveler/traveller, globetrotter
viajor tra tempo [n] time traveler/traveller
vibra [v] vibrate, thrill; flicker (lights); trill (sound)
vibra [v] vibrate, trill, twang
vibra [n] vibration, frisson, twang, vibrato, trill
vibrador [n] vibrator, buzzer
vibral [a] vibratory
vibrante [a] vibrating, thrilling; flickering (lights); trilled
vibrante [n] trill (consonant)
vibreta [v] vibrate slightly, tremble, quiver, flutter, ripple, flicker slightly
vibreta [n] slight vibration, tremble, quiver, flutter, ripple, slight flicker
vibrafon [n] vibraphone (musical instrument)
vibrisa [n] whisker; barb, barbel (of fish)
vibrisin [a] whiskerlike
viburno [n] viburnum (plant)
vici [n] wiki
vicing [a] Viking
vicing [n] Viking
Vicipedia [n] Wikipedia
vicitesto [n] wikitext
Victoria [n] Victoria
Victoria, Porto [n] Victoria
Lago Victoria [n] Lake Victoria
victorian [a] Victorian
vicunia [n] vicuña (animal)
vide [v] see (including discover, understand), sight, witness; watch (film, sport)
vide [n] sight, vision, eyesight
vide [e] see, look, behold
vide tunelin [n] tunnel vision
asta revide [e] bye, goodbye, see you
desvide [v] unsee
fasil vidable [a] salient, conspicuous
no vide [v] miss, not see, overlook
nonprevidable [a] unforeseeable
nonprevideda [a] unforeseen, unexpected
nonsupravideda [a] unsupervised
nonvidable [a] invisible
nonvidablia [n] invisibility
nonvideda [a] unseen, unwitnessed
partal vidente [a] partially sighted
previdable [a] foreseeable
previde [v] foresee, expect, anticipate, preview, second-guess (UK)
previde [n] preview, expectation, anticipation, foresight, prospect; advance showing, prevue
previde felis [v] look forward to
prevideta [n] trailer, trail (film, TV)
previdor [n] seer, visionary
previdosa [a] foresighted, visionary; anticipatory, expectant
revide [v] see again
revide [n] seeing again
supravide [v] supervise, oversee, look over
supravide [n] supervision, overseeing, oversight
supravidor [n] supervisor, overseer, superintendent, chaperone
supravidor de carga [n] cargo supervisor, supercargo
televide [v] view television, watch television
televidor [n] television viewer
(tu) vide [e] you see (filler)
vidable [a] visible; macroscopic
vidable [A] visibly, openly
vidablia [n] visibility
vidador [n] viewer (machine); viewfinder; sight (gun)
vidal [a] visual
vidente [a] seeing, sighted
videta [v] glimpse, peek, peep, pry, catch sight of
videta [n] glimpse, peek, peep, pry
videta acaso [v] glimpse, catch sight of
videta acaso [n] glimpse
videta secreta [v] peek
videta secreta [n] peek
video [a] video
video [n] video
video par comanda [n] video on demand
videador [n] video recorder, video player, VCR, DVD player
vidua [a] widowed
vidua [n] widow, widower; dowager
vidui [v] become widowed
viduia [n] widowhood, widowerhood
vidua [n] indigobird, whydah
Vientiane [n] Vientiane
Vietnam [n] Vietnam
viet [a] Vietnamese (person, language)
viet [n] Vietnamese (person, language)
vijesimal [a] vigesimal
vijila [v] watch, be vigilant, be alert, keep an eye on, monitor
vijila [n] watch, vigil, vigilance, surveillance, stakeout
vijila de tota santas [n] Halloween, All Hallows' Eve, All Saints' Eve
es vijilante [v] be vigilant, watch out, keep a lookout
vijilante [a] vigilant, alert, watchful, hawk-eyed
vijilor [n] sentinel, sentry, watchman, lookout, proctor, invigilator
vijilante [n] vigilante
vijilantisme [n] vigilantism
vil [a] vile, loathsome, depraved, ignoble, fiendish
vil [n] villain, scoundrel, crook, con man, miscreant, evildoer, malfeasant, culprit, wrongdoer, reprobate, rogue, rascal, fiend, blackguard
vilia [n] vice, villainy, depravity
vila [n] town
vila bumante [n] boom town
vila de nase [n] birthtown, hometown
vila de universia [n] university town, college town
vila fantasma [n] ghost town
vila provinsal [n] rural town, backwater, boondocks
vilan [n] townsman, townswoman, townsperson, townie
vileta [n] village
vileta noncorporada [n] hamlet, unincorporated village
viletan [n] villager
Vilnius [n] Vilnius
vilo [n] villus (pl. villi) (of intestine, of plant)
vim [n] wicker, wattle (twigs)
vina [n] veena (musical instrument)
vinagra [n] vinegar
vinagreta [n] vinaigrette
vinagri [v] marinate in vinegar, marinade, pickle
vinagrida [a] pickled
vinca [n] vinca, periwinkle (plant)
Vindhuc [n] Windhoek
vinieta [n] vignette, decorative symbol
vinil [n] vinyl
polivinil [n] polyvinyl chloride, PVC
polivinil cuorin [n] naugahyde, synthetic leather
vino [n] wine
vino bolante [n] sparkling wine
vino calda [n] mulled wine, wassail
vino fortida [n] fortified wine
vino ofreda [n] libation
vendor de vinos [n] wine merchant, vintner
vineria [n] winery
vinerial [a] vinicultural, winery-related
vinor [n] winemaker, vintner
vinocultiva [v] perform viticulture, perform winegrowing
vinocultiva [n] viticulture, winegrowing
vinocultivor [n] viticulturist, vinegrower, winegrower
vinofilia [n] enophilia/oenophilia (love of wine)
vinofilica [n] enophile/oenophile
vinolojia [n] enology/oenology
vinolojiste [n] enologist/oenologist
vinse [v] beat, defeat, vanquish, surmount, overcome, subdue, trounce; win, be victorious
vinse [n] victory, triumph
vinse inondante [n] landslide victory
vinse sin valua [n] Pyrrhic victory
nonvinsable [a] invincible, insurmountable, insuperable
nonvinseda [a] unbeaten, undefeated
vinsable [a] vincible
vinsal [a] triumphal
vinseda [a] vanquished, defeated, conquered
vinseda [n] vanquished, defeated, conquered
vinsente [a] victorious, triumphant
vinsisme [n] triumphalism
vinsor [n] victor, conqueror, winner
viola [n] viola
viola de mano [n] vihuela
viola de rota [n] hurdy-gurdy, wheel fiddle
viola vertical [n] viol, viola de gamba
violiste [n] violist
viole [v] violate, infringe, break (rule, law), breach, transgress, defile, desecrate; rape, ravish
viole [n] violation, infringement, infraction, transgression, aggression; foul (offence in sport); rape (sexual assault)
viole de patenta [n] patent infringement
nonviolable [a] inviolable, sacrosanct
nonviolente [a] non-violent
violente [a] violent, harsh, aggressive, militant, brutal
violente [n] brute, thug, roughneck
violentia [n] violence, brutality
violentia familial [n] domestic violence, domestic abuse
violor [n] violator; rapist
violeta [a] violet (color/colour)
violeta [n] violet (plant)
ultravioleta [a] ultraviolet
ultravioleta [n] ultraviolet
violin [n] violin, fiddle
violiniste [n] violinist, fiddler
vipera [n] viper, adder, asp
vireo [n] vireo (bird)
Virginia [n] Virginia (US state)
Virginia Ueste [n] West Virginia (US state)
virgula [n] comma
de virgula flotante [a] floating-point (number)
virgula desimal [n] decimal point
virion [n] virion
virjin [a] virginal, sexually innocent, chaste
virjin [n] virgin, maiden
Virjin [n] Virgo (constellation)
virjinia [n] virginity, chastity
Isolas Virjin [n] Virgin Islands
Isolas Virjin Brites [n] British Virgin Islands
Isolas Virjin Esuan [n] United States Virgin Islands
virola [n] virola (tree)
virolojia [n] virology
virolojiste [n] virologist
virtua [n] virtue, purity, decency, innocence, righteousness, rectitude
nonvirtuosa [a] unvirtuous, wicked, impure
virtuosa [a] virtuous, pure, decent, innocent, righteous
virtuosia [n] decency, righteousness, probity
virtual [a] virtual
virus [n] virus
virus de imunodebilia umana [n] human immunodeficiency virus, HIV
antivirus [n] antivirus, antivirus program
antivirusal [a] antiviral; antivirus (software)
virusal [a] viral (of viruses)
virusin [a] viruslike, viral
vis- [P] vice-, deputy (added to nouns denoting official jobs)
visa [n] visa (for travel)
viscio [n] mistletoe
viscosa [a] viscous, thick, sticky, gooey, goopy, gloopy
viscosia [n] viscosity, thickness, stickiness, consistency
vise [n] screw (fastener); bolt (for nut)
vise crusin [n] crosshead screw, Phillips screw
vise cuadro [n] square screw, square bolt
vise de Allen [n] Allen screw, Allen bolt
vise esagon [n] hex-cap screw, hex-cap bolt
vise nonfininte [n] wormgear
vise per lenio [n] wood screw
vise per metal [n] metal screw
vise ranurida [n] slot screw
desvisi [v] unscrew
malvisi [v] misscrew, misthread, screw in wrongly
visi [v] screw, bolt
visera [n] viscera, guts (treated as a mass noun)
viseral [a] visceral
visia [n] vetch, tare (plant)
visiera [n] visor
visigoto [a] Visigothic
visigoto [n] Visigoth
visina [a] neighboring/neighbouring, adjoining, adjacent, nearby
visina [n] neighbor/neighbour
visineria [n] neighborhood/neighbourhood, locality, vicinity; doorstep (metaphor)
visineria de lata [n] shanty town, squatter camp
visineria misera [n] slum
visineria rica [n] rich neighborhood/neighbourhood, uptown
visinia [n] vicinity, neighbourliness
visita [v] visit
visita [n] visit, stopover, call
cuantia de visitores [n] number of visitors, attendance
revisita [v] revisit
visitor [n] visitor; guest, boarder (hotel)
visitor invitada [n] guest
vison [n] mink (animal)
vista [n] view, sight, vista, prospect, landscape, scenery
vista airal [n] bird's-eye view
vista de mar [n] seascape
vista de mundo [n] world view, Weltanschauung
vista jeneral [n] overview (of topic)
vista ladal [n] side view
con vista bela [a] scenic, picturesque
en vista de [p] in sight of
estra vista [A] out of sight
retrovista [n] rear view
ultra vista [A] out of sight
vitamina [n] vitamin
vitamina C [n] vitamin C, ascorbic acid
vite [n] vine
viteria [n] vineyard
viterial [a] vinicultural, vineyard-related
viteta [n] tendril
vite virjin [n] Virginia creeper, five-leaved ivy
vitor [n] viticulturist, vinegrower, winegrower
vitelo [n] yolk
Viti [n] Fiji
viti [a] Fijian
viti [n] Fijian (person, language)
vitiligo [n] vitiligo (medical)
vitim [n] victim, casualty, prey
sin vitim [a] victimless
vitimi [v] become a victim, fall prey (to), fall foul (of)
vitimi [v] victimize/victimise
vitimisme [n] victimism
vitral [n] stained-glass window
vitrali [v] install a stained-glass window (somewhere)
vitralida [a] vitrailled
vitraliste [n] vitraillist, stained-glass artist
vitriol [n] vitriol
vitriolosa [a] vitriolic
vitro [n] glass (substance, container); slide (microscope)
vitro acrilica [n] perspex, plexiglass, lucite, polymethyl methacrylate, poly
vitro colorida [n] colored/coloured glass, stained glass
vitro de coniac [n] brandy glass, snifter
vitro de fenetra [n] window pane
vitro de forno [n] pyrex
vitro de vino [n] wine glass
en vitro [a] in vitro
vitreria [n] sunroom, solarium, conservatory
vitreta [n] shotglass; shot (drink)
vitri [v] vitrify
vitri [v] vitrify; glaze (window)
vitri [n] vitrification
vitrin [a] glassy, glazed, vitreous
vitror [n] glazier
vitros [n] glasses, stemware
VIU [C] HIV
vivas [a] vivace
vive [v] live, be alive
vive [v] cause to live, keep alive
vive [e] long live ...!
vive [n] life
vive intera [n] lifetime, lifespan
vive plu longa ca [v] live longer than, outlive
vive pos mori [n] life after death, afterlife, hereafter
de vive intera [a] lifelong
duivive [n] half-life
en vive [a] while alive; in vivo
provival [a] pro-life
revive [v] live again, come back to life
revive [v] revive, resuscitate, resurrect, revitalize, relive
revive [n] revival, resuscitation, resurrection, revitalization/revitalisation
semivive [n] half-life
tra la vive [a] lifelong, for life
tra la vive [A] for life, for one's entire life, throughout one's life
ultravive [n] afterlife, life after death, hereafter
vival [a] life, vital (pertaining to life)
vivente [a] alive, live, living
vivente [n] creature, organism, being, lifeform
viventes savaje [n] wildlife
viveria [n] nursery (for plants)
vivin [a] lifelike, vivid
vivosa [a] lively, vivacious, vital, jaunty, spry, spirited, ruddy, full of life; allegro (music)
vivosa [n] lively person, bon vivant, swinger (socialiser)
vivosia [n] liveliness, vitality, esprit, spiritedness
viverna [n] wyvern (mythology)
vivifia [v] come alive, get vivified, get animated, get more vivid, gain more vitality
vivifia [v] vivify, animate, make more vivid
vivifia [n] vivification, vivifying
vivipari [v] be viviparous (give birth to live offspring)
viviparia [n] vivipary
viviparinte [a] viviparous
vivisesioni [v] vivisect
vivisesioni [n] vivisection
vixisuaz [n] vichyssoise (soup)
Vixnu [n] Vishnu (Hinduism)
vizir [n] vizir, vizier (officer)
vocabulo [n] vocabulary, lexicon
vocabulal [a] lexical
vocal [a] vocalic
vocal [n] vowel
vocal abrida [n] open vowel
vocal cluida [n] close vowel
vocal fronte [n] front vowel
vocal media [n] mid vowel
vocal media abrida [n] open-mid vowel
vocal media cluida [n] close-mid vowel
vocal plata [n] unrounded vowel
vocal retro [n] back vowel
vocal ronda [n] rounded vowel
vocal sentral [n] central vowel
intervocal [a] intervocalic
semivocal [a] semivocalic
semivocal [n] semivowel, glide
vocali [v] vocalize/vocalise, become a vowel
vocali [v] vocalize/vocalise (as vowel)
vocativa [a] vocative (grammar)
vocativa [n] vocative (grammar)
vodca [n] vodka (drink)
vodevil [a] music hall, vaudeville, burlesque
vodevil [n] music hall, vaudeville, burlesque
voior [n] voyeur
voiorisme [n] voyeurism
vol. [C] vol.
vola [v] fly
vola [v] fly
vola [n] flight
vola alta [v] soar
vola nonscemida [n] chartered flight
vola scemida [n] scheduled flight
vola spasial [n] spaceflight
volador [n] aircraft, flying machine
volante [n] shuttlecock
voleta [v] flutter, go fluttering past
volor [n] flyer; aviator, pilot
volante [n] steering wheel
volatil [a] volatile, mercurial
nonvolatil [a] non-volatile
volatilia [n] volatility
volcan [n] volcano
volcanal [a] volcanic
volcanolojia [n] volcanology
volcanolojiste [n] volcanologist
vole [v] want, wish, desire, intend, will
vole [n] will, volition, intention; discretion
vole dise [v] mean, intend to say
vole ferin [n] iron will
vole sabe [v] wonder, want to know, would like to know
a sua vole [A] at one's discretion
a vole [A] at will
bon voles [n] best wishes
bonvole [n] good will, goodwill, benevolence, magnanimity
bonvolente [a] benevolent, magnanimous, beneficent
bonvolor [n] volunteer
bonvolosa [a] full of benevolence, full of beneficence, full of good will, very kind, very welcoming
con vole [A] intentionally
es un bonvolor [v] volunteer
malvole [n] ill will, malice, malevolence, maliciousness, malignance, malignancy, acrimony
malvolente [a] malicious, malevolent, malign, malignant, sinister, evil, wicked, dastardly, mean-spirited, virulent
nonvoleda [a] unwilled, involuntary, unintentional
nonvolente [a] unwilling, reluctant, indisposed
sin vole [A] unintentionally, unwillingly, inadvertently
ta vole [v] would like to (polite)
voleda [a] willed, voluntary, deliberate, intended, intentional
volente [a] willing (actor); deliberate, intentional
volente [A] willingly, voluntarily, deliberately, intentionally, on purpose
volente o nonvolente [A] willy-nilly, like it or not
volentia [n] willingness, desire, will
volea [v] volley
volea [n] volley
volibal [n] volleyball
volpe [n] fox
volpe fema [n] vixen
Volpe [n] Vulpecula (constellation)
volpal [a] vulpine
volpin [a] foxlike, vulpine
volta [v] somersault, flip, go head over heels, tumble, topple
volta [v] flip, send head over heels
volta [n] somersault
volta ladal [n] cartwheel
volta par mano [n] handspring, cartwheel
voltor [n] tumbler (acrobat)
volta [n] vault (ceiling)
voltin [a] vaulted, vault-shaped
voltaica [a] voltaic, galvanic
efeto fotovoltaica [n] photovoltaic effect
enerjia fotovoltaica [n] photovoltaics
fotovoltaica [a] photovoltaic
selula fotovoltaica [n] photovoltaic cell, solar cell
voltaje [n] voltage, electric potential difference, electric tension
volte [n] volt (unit of electric tension and electromotive force)
voltemetre [n] voltmeter
volum [n] volume (capacity, loudness, book)
de volum alta [a] loud, at a high volume
volumosa [a] voluminous
volunta [n] will, willpower
volunta libre [n] free will
voluntosa [a] strong-willed, resolute, determined
volvox [n] volvox (organism)
vomita [n] vomit, sick, puke
vomiti [v] vomit, be sick, throw up, puke, retch, regurgitate, disgorge
vomiti [n] vomiting, regurgitation
vormela [n] marbled polecat
vortis [n] vortex, whirlpool, maelstrom
vortis de venta [n] whirlwind, tornado
vortiseta [n] eddy
vos [m] you (plural), you all, ye
la vosa [m] yours
la vosas [m] yours (plural)
vosa [D] your (plural)
vosas [m] yours (plural)
vose [n] voice; articulation
vose ativa [n] active voice
vose nasal [n] nasal voice, twang
vose pasiva [n] passive voice
a duivose [A] in a low voice, in an undertone, sotto voce
a vose [A] aloud, out loud
con vose [a] voiced (phonetics)
duivose [n] low voice, undertone, murmur
nonvosida [a] voiceless, unvoiced (phonetics)
sin vose [a] voiceless, unvoiced (phonetics)
suvosal [a] subvocal
suvosi [v] subvocalize/subvocalise
vosal [a] vocal (of the voice)
vosi [v] voice, utter, vocalize/vocalise, verbalize/verbalise, give voice to, intone
vosi [n] utterance, vocalism, vocalization/vocalisation
vosida [a] voiced (phonetics)
vososa [a] full-voiced, loud, strident
vota [v] vote
vota [n] vote (individual's, overall process); ballot, election, poll, voting
vota direta [n] referendum, plebiscite
vota jeneral [n] general election
vota per [v] vote for
vota spesial [n] special election, by-election
vota vacua [n] spoiled vote, spoilt vote, null vote
ante vota [a] pre-election
caxa de vota [n] ballot box
nonvotor [n] non-voter, abstainer
ofisior de vota [n] returning officer
paper de vota [n] ballot paper
revota [v] vote again, hold a second round of voting
voteria [n] polling place, polling station; voting booth
votor [n] voter
votores [n] voters, electorate
vudu [n] voodoo (religion)
vulcani [v] vulcanize
vulgar [a] vulgar, indecent, improper, naughty, bawdy, crude, foul-mouthed, lewd, rabelaisian, ribald, off-color/off-colour
vulgaria [n] vulgarity, indecency, obscenity (quality), naughtiness, bawdiness
vultur [n] vulture
vulva [n] vulva (anatomy)
w [x] w
wa [e] wah (baby crying)
wacari [n] uakari (monkey)
wadi [n] wadi (valley)
wafel [n] waffle (food)
walabi [n] wallaby
Walonia [n] Wallonia
walon [a] Walloon
walon [n] Walloon
wampum [n] wampum (bead)
filo de wampum [n] wampum string (collection of beads)
wapiti [n] elk (US), wapiti
warfarin [n] warfarin (drug)
Warszawa [n] Warsaw
wasabi [n] wasabi (plant, sauce)
Washington [n] Washington (US state, city)
Washington, Distrito de Columbia [n] Washington D. C.
wawa [n] wah-wah (music)
wau-wau [e] woof, bow-wow (dog)
web [a] web (internet)
web [n] web (internet)
Wellington [n] Wellington
wergeld [n] wergeld, weregild (payment system)
western [a] western, Wild West (film)
western [n] western (film), Wild West film
wi [e] whee, whoopee
Wiangtxan [n] Vientiane
wica [n] Wicca, pagan witchcraft
wican [a] Wiccan
wican [n] Wiccan
Wien [n] Vienna
Wi-Fi [n] Wi-Fi
wigwam [n] wigwam, wickiup, wetu
Wilemstad [n] Willemstad
win [n] wynn
wipet [n] whippet (dog)
wisce [n] whiskey/whisky
Wisconsin [n] Wisconsin (US state)
wist [n] whist (card game)
wistiti [n] marmoset (monkey)
woc [n] wok (pan)
wolaita [a] Welayta, Wolayta, Wolaitta (person, language)
wolaita [n] Welayta, Wolayta, Wolaitta (person, language); Wolayttatto Doonaa (language(
wolfram [n] tungsten, wolfram (element)
wolof [a] Wolof (person, language)
wolof [n] Wolof (person, language)
wombata [n] wombat
won [n] won (currency)
wonton [n] wonton (food)
Wyoming [n] Wyoming (US state)
x [x] x
xa [n] shah (king)
xabeco [n] xebec, zebec (boat)
xabli [n] chablis (wine)
xacal [n] jackal
xace [v] check (in chess)
xace [n] chess; check
xace [e] check
xaceria [n] chessboard, draughtsboard, checkerboard
xacor [n] chess player
xacemata [v] checkmate
xacemata [n] checkmate, mate
xacemata [e] checkmate
xacuhatxi [n] shakuhachi (flute)
xaiote [n] chayote
xal [n] shawl (garment)
xale [n] chalet (cottage)
xama [v] swarm
xama [n] swarm
xaman [a] shamanic
xaman [n] shaman, sangoma, witch doctor
xamanisme [n] shamanism
xamaniste [a] shamanist, shamanistic
xamaniste [n] shamanist
xambelan [n] chamberlain (officer)
xamisen [n] shamisen, samisen (musical instrument)
xampania [n] champagne
xampinion [n] mushroom, toadstool
xampinion venenosa [n] poisonous toadstool
xampinionin [a] mushroomlike, mushroom-shaped
xampu [n] shampoo
xampi [v] shampoo
xamroc [n] shamrock
xangtxi [n] xiangqi, Chinese chess
xantoma [n] xanthoma (medical)
xantopsia [n] xanthopsia (medical)
xapa [n] veneer, marquetry, intarsia
xapi [v] veneer
xapo [n] hat; header (of document, page, email, etc)
xapo de cauboi [n] cowboy hat
xapo de jornal [n] masthead
xapo de letera [n] letterhead
xapo de mulo [n] dunce cap, dunce's hat
xapo de note [n] nightcap
xapo de paje [n] header
xapo de palia [n] straw hat, boater
xapo de pelo [n] fur hat; bearskin
xapo melonin [n] bowler hat
xapo ornosa [n] headdress
xapo saturnin [n] saturn hat, cappello romano
xapo silindre [n] top hat, high hat, cylinder hat, topper
xaperia [n] hat shop, millinery
xapeta [n] cap, kepi, bonnet
xapeta academial [n] mortarboard
xapeta de bani [n] bath cap, shower cap
xapeta de basebal [n] baseball cap
xapin [a] hatlike
xapon [n] akubra, fedora, sombrero, cowboy hat, slouch hat
xapor [n] hatter, hatmaker, milliner, haberdasher
xarada [n] (literary) charades
xarada mimada [n] charades
xaria [n] sharia (Islam)
xarif [n] sharif, shareef (Islam)
xarlatan [n] charlatan, mountebank; babbler (bird)
xarlatan medical [n] quack
xarleston [n] hi-hat (cymbals); charleston (dance)
xarnier [n] hinge
dexarnieri [v] unhinge
xarnieri [v] hinge
xarnierida [a] hinged
xarpe [n] scarf, stole, muffler, tippet
xarpe de muni [n] bandolier, bandoleer
xarpe de spada [n] baldric, sword belt
xarpe de spala [n] shoulder belt
xarpe de taie [n] cummerbund
xarpe medical [n] sling
xarpe ofisial [n] sash
xasa [v] chase, hunt, pursue, prey upon
xasa [n] chase, hunt, pursuit, predation
xasa a via [v] chase away
xasa de balenas [n] whaling
xasa de ereses [n] auto-da-fé
xasa de sorsores [n] witch hunt, witch purge
xasa furtiva [v] prowl
xasa nonlegal [v] poach
xasa nonlegal [n] poaching
xasa savaje [n] Wild Hunt
xasa testas [v] headhunt
xasafem [n] womanizer/womaniser, philanderer, playboy, gigolo, lothario, romeo, rake, roué, wolf, ladies' man
xasante [a] predatory
xasante-coliente [a] hunter-gatherer, hunting and gathering
xasatesta [n] headhunter
xasatorpedo [n] destroyer (warship)
xasavampir [n] vampire hunter
xasor [n] hunter, predator; tracker; hound, hunting dog
xasor-colior [n] hunter-gatherer
xasor de recompensas [n] bounty hunter
xasor de volpes [n] foxhound
xasor nonlegal [n] poacher
xasi [n] chassis, undercarriage
xasibasa [n] lowrider, low rider
Xciperia [n] Albania
xcip [a] Albanian
xcip [n] Albanian (person, language)
xec [n] sheik, sheikh, shaikh
xecia [n] sheikdom, sheikhdom (post, period, area)
xece [n] check/cheque (money)
xecel [n] shekel (currency)
xecer [a] Shaker
xecer [n] Shaker
xecerisme [n] Shakerism (Christianity)
xef [a] chief, main, primary, principal, premier, prime, key, foremost, most important
xef [A] chiefly, mainly, mostly, largely, primarily, principally, most importantly
xef [n] chief, leader, head, headman, chieftain, overlord, sachem, principal
xef de cosina [n] chef
xef de gang [n] gang leader, ringleader
xef de gera [n] war chief, warlord
xef de governa [n] head of government
xef de mundo [n] world leader
xef de orcestra [n] conductor, orchestra leader
xef de posteria [n] postmaster
xef de securia [n] head of security, head of intelligence
xef de serie [n] showrunner
xef de sirco [n] ringmaster
xef de stasion [n] station master
xef de stato [n] chief of state, head of state
xef de table [n] head of the table; croupier
xef sin potia [n] figurehead
suxef [n] deputy head, deputy director, second-in-command
visxef [n] vice-chief, vice-head, vice-principal
xeferia [n] headquarters, HQ
xefi [v] become chief, become the most important, come to the fore
xefia [n] chiefdom, leadership, primacy
xel [n] shale (geology)
xelo [n] cello, violoncello
xeliste [n] cellist, violoncellist
xenil [n] chenille (yarn)
xeno- [P] xeno- (foreign)
xenofilia [n] xenophilia, xenophily
xenofilica [a] xenophilic
xenofilica [n] xenophile
xenofobia [n] xenophobia
xenofobica [a] xenophobic
xenofobica [n] xenophobe
xenon [n] xenon (chemistry)
xenoturbelido [n] xenoturbellid (worm)
xerca [v] seek, search for, look for, look up, quest after; ask for, solicit
xerca [n] search, quest; manhunt
xerca furtiva [v] snoop
xerca per la posto [v] headhunt (business)
xerca rapida [v] riffle, rifle
xerca sieca [v] search blindly, grope
xerca sua asendentes [v] trace one's ancestry, search for one's ancestors
nonxercada [a] unsought, not looked for, not requested, unsolicited, unwanted
xercada [a] sought-after, wanted
xercador [n] search engine
xercaemplea [n] jobseeker
xercor [n] seeker, searcher, prospector
xeres [n] sherry (wine)
xerif [n] sheriff (officer)
xero- [P] xero- (dry)
xerofilia [n] xerophilia
xerofilica [a] xerophilic
xerofilica [n] xerophile, xerophyte
xeroftalmia [n] xerophthalmia (medical)
xerografia [n] xerography, electrophotography
xerografial [a] xerographic
xerostomia [n] xerostomia (medical)
xerpa [a] Sherpa (person, language)
xerpa [n] Sherpa (person, language)
Xetland [n] Shetland
Isolas Xetland [n] Shetland Islands, Shetland Isles
xevron [n] chevron; angle bracket; rafter
xevroni [v] add chevrons to; rafter
xevronosa [a] herringbone
xi [n] xi (Greek letter)
xia [a] Shia, Shiite, Shi'ite (Islam)
xia [n] Shia, Shiite, Shi'ite (Islam)
xisme [n] Shia Islam, Shi'ism, Shi'ite Islam, Shi'i Islam
xiang [a] Xiang, Hunanese (language)
xiang [n] Xiang, Hunanese (language)
xiatsu [n] shiatsu (massage)
xibolet [n] shibboleth
xice [n] child, kid, kiddie, kiddy, bairn, tyke; (colloquial) guy, gal, dude (person)
xica [n] girl; wench; (colloquial) gal, lass, chick (woman)
xica de cor [n] girlfriend
xica de jornales [n] newsgirl, papergirl
xica masin [n] tomboy
xica minor [n] underage girl, jailbait
xica naive [n] ingenue
xica noncortes [n] impudent girl, minx
xica ruidosa [n] boisterous girl, rowdy girl, hoyden
xica vagante [n] street urchin, guttersnipe, gamine, ragamuffin
xiceta [n] little girl; (colloquial) girlie, girlfriend, GF
xicete [n] little girl, little boy; (colloquial) girlie, girlfriend, GF, boyfriend, BF
xiceto [n] little boy; (colloquial) boyfriend, BF
xico [n] boy, lad; (colloquial) guy, dude, bloke, chap, fellow, geezer (man)
xico de barcon [n] ship's boy, cabin boy
xico de cor [n] boyfriend
xico de jornales [n] newsboy, paperboy
xico femin [n] sissy
xico vagante [n] street urchin, guttersnipe, gamin
xicle [n] chicle (latex)
xicoria [n] chicory, endive (plant)
xicungunia [n] chikungunya (virus)
xifon [n] chiffon (fabric)
xilema [n] xylem (botany)
xilha [a] Shilha (person); Shilha, Tashelhit, Tashelhiyt, Tashlhiyt (language)
xilha [n] Shilha (person); Shilha, Tashelhit, Tashelhiyt, Tashlhiyt (language)
xilia [v] shriek, scream, screech
xilia [n] shriek, scream, screech
xiliante [a] screaming, shrieking; shrill, piercing, harsh, strident, screeching, raucous; garish, loud
xiling [n] shilling, schilling (currency)
xilo- [P] xylo- (wood)
xilofaje [a] xylophagous
xilofaje [n] xylophage
xilofon [n] xylophone
xilografia [n] xylography, woodcut printing
xilografial [a] xylographic
xilogram [n] xylograph, woodcut
xilosa [n] xylose (sugar)
ximi [v] shimmy, wiggle, waggle, jiggle, wobble
ximi [v] shimmy, wiggle, waggle, jiggle, wobble
ximi [n] shimmy, wiggle, waggle, jiggle, wobble
ximinte [a] waggly, wiggly, wobbly
ximine [n] chimney, smokestack; funnel; vent
ximineria [n] hearth, hearthside, fireplace, ingle; grate
ximpanze [n] chimpanzee, chimp
Xina [n] China
Mar Xina Este [n] East China Sea
Mar Xina Sude [n] South China Sea
xines [a] Chinese
xines [n] Chinese (person, language)
xinion [n] chignon, bun (hair)
Xinjiang [n] Xinjiang, Sinkiang (Chinese province)
xinolojia [n] sinology
xinolojiste [n] sinologist
xinto [n] shinto (religion)
xintoiste [a] shintoistic
xintoiste [n] shintoist
xinxe [n] bug
xinxe de acua [n] waterbug
xinxe de leto [n] bedbug
xinxe focosa [n] firebug
xinxe scermin [n] shield bug, stinkbug
xip [n] potato crisp (UK), potato chip (US)
xiroco [n] sirocco (wind)
xirope [n] syrup
xirope de asero [n] maple syrup
xirope de granada [n] grenadine
xiste [n] schist (geology)
xitace [n] shiitake (mushroom)
Xiuaua [n] Chihuahua (Mexican state)
Deserto Xiuaua [n] Chihuahuan Desert
xiva [n] shiva (Judaism)
Xiva [n] Shiva (Hinduism)
xivisme [n] Shaivism, Shivaism
xiviste [a] Shaivist, Shivaist
xiviste [n] Shaivist, Shivaist, Saivite, Saiva, Shaiva
Xiwawa [n] Chihuahua (Mexican state)
Deserto Xiwawa [n] Chihuahuan Desert
xixa [n] shisha, mu‘assel, maassel
xixeria [n] shisha bar, hookah lounge
xixe [n] chickpea
xnautser [n] schnauzer
xoca [v] shock, alarm, appall, appal, horrify, take aback; crash, collide, jolt, jar
xoca [n] shock, shocker; jolt, blow of force, brunt; crash, collision
xoca de colo [n] whiplash, cervical acceleration-deceleration
antixocal [a] antishock, shockproof
xocada [a] shocked, aghast, appalled, horrified, shaken, taken aback
xocante [a] shocking, jarring, alarming, appalling, terrible, horrible, horrifying, horrific, horrendous
xocaoio [n] eyesore, monstrosity
xocolada [n] chocolate
xocoladeria [n] chocolate shop, chocolaterie; chocolate factory
xocolador [n] chocolatier
xocolatina [n] pain au chocolat, chocolatine
xofar [n] shofar
xogi [n] shogi, Japanese chess
xogun [n] shogun (tyrant)
xoji [n] shoji (door)
xova [n] chough (bird)
xova de beco jala [n] yellow-billed chough
xova de beco roja [n] red-billed chough
xtetl [n] shtetl
xucrute [n] sauerkraut (food)
xufelborda [n] shuffleboard, shovelboard (game)
xuta [v] shoot, be fired, be launched; dash, pelt, whizz
xuta [v] shoot, fire (missile), launch, fling, hurl, propel, drive; snap, take a photo of, shoot, capture
xuta [n] shot, shooting, gunshot
xuta a platos [n] clay-pigeon shooting, skeet shooting
xuta acaso [n] random shot, potshot
xuta avansante [n] push-in, dolly-in (shot)
xutada [n] shot, bullet, missile
xuta de su [n] low-angle shot
xuta de supra [n] high-angle shot
xutador [n] wood (golf club)
xutador xef [n] driver (golf club)
xuta ladal movente [n] sideways tracking shot
xuta larga [n] long shot, wide shot
xuta media [n] medium shot, medium close-up
xuta movente [n] tracking shot, dolly shot, trolley shot
xuta retirante [n] pull-out, pull back, dolly-out (shot)
xuta streta [n] close-up, big close-up
xutapiso [n] peashooter
xutor [n] shooter, sniper
xux [e] sh, shush, hush
xuxa [v] whisper; rustle; prompt (actor)
xuxa [n] whisper; rustle, rustling, froufrou; prompt (to actor)
xuxor [n] whisperer; prompter
xva [n] schwa (vowel); shva, shewa' (Hebrew vowel sign)
y [x] y
yac [n] yak
Yaman [n] Yemen
yamani [a] Yemeni, Yemenite
yamani [n] Yemeni, Yemenite
Yamusucro [n] Yamoussoukro
yanci [a] (colloquial) Yankee (American)
yanci [n] (colloquial) Yankee (American)
yang [n] yang (philosophy)
yard [n] yard (unit of length)
Yaren [n] Yaren
yarsanisme [n] Yarsanism
yate [n] yacht; cruiser (pleasure boat)
yateria [n] marina
yator [n] yachtsman, yachtswoman
Yawe [n] Yahweh, Jehovah
Yaunde [n] Yaoundé
ye [e] yeah, yay
Yerevan [n] Yerevan
yeti [n] yeti
Yijing [n] I Ching, Yi Jing, Book of Changes
yin [n] yin (philosophy)
yin-yang [n] yin-yang
yocto- [P] yocto-
yodle [v] yodel
yodle [n] yodeling/yodelling
yodlor [n] yodeler/yodeller
yog [n] yogh
yoga [n] yoga
yogi [n] yogi (yoga expert)
yogurte [n] yogurt, yoghurt
yoyo [n] yo-yo
yoman [n] yeoman; beefeater
yoni [n] yoni (Hinduism)
York Nova [n] New York State (US state)
yoruba [a] Yoruba (person, language)
yoruba [n] Yoruba (person, language)
yuan [a] Yuan (dynasty); yuan (currency)
yuca [n] yucca (plant)
Yucatan [n] Yucatán (Mexican state)
Penisola Yucatan [n] Yucatán Peninsula
Yugoslavia [n] Yugoslavia
yugoslavian [a] Yugoslav
Yukon [n] Yukon, Yukon Territory
yupi [n] yuppie
yurt [n] yurt (tent)
z [x] z
zabalion [n] zabaglione, zabaione (dessert)
zada [n] hoe
zadi [v] hoe
zafran [n] saffron (plant, spice)
zagaia [n] assegai (spear)
Zagreb [n] Zagreb
zagruta [v] zaghrouta, zaghareet (celebratory ululation)
zagruta [n] zaghrouta, zaghareet (celebratory ululation)
zaideco [n] zydeco
Zair [n] Zaire
Zambia [n] Zambia
zambian [a] Zambian
zambian [n] Zambian
Zanzibar [n] Zanzibar
zapoteca [a] Zapotec
zapoteca [n] Zapotec
zazen [n] zazen (meditation)
zebra [n] zebra
zebu [n] zebu, humped cattle
Zeland [n] Zeeland
Zeland Nova [n] New Zealand
zelandes [a] New Zealand
zelandes [n] New Zealander, Kiwi
zelo [n] zeal, enthusiasm, avidity, alacrity, ardor/ardour, fervor/fervour, keenness, eagerness, brio, gusto, panache, zest
dezeli [v] put off, make unenthusiastic
nonzelosa [a] unenthusiastic, cool
tro zelosa [a] overenthusiastic, overeager
zeli [v] enthuse
zelosa [a] zealous, enthusiastic, eager, keen, anxious (for), passionate, ardent, avid, fanatical, fervent, intent, zestful, high-spirited; hearty, heartfelt, (emotionally) warm
zelosa [n] enthusiast, fan, fanatic
zen [n] Zen
zeniste [a] Zen
zeniste [n] Zen Buddhist
zenite [n] zenith, high point, pinnacle, acme
zepto- [P] zepto-
zero [D] zero, no
zero [a] zeroth
zero [n] zero, zero point, nought, naught, nil
zero [m] none, not any, nil
de zero [E] from nothing, starting with nothing, from scratch, from square one
nonzero [D] non-zero, a non-zero quantity of
zeta [n] zeta (Greek letter)
zeta- [P] zeta-
Zeus [n] Zeus
zezea [v] lisp
zezea [n] lisp
zibelina [n] sable (animal)
Zica [n] Zika
febre de Zica [n] Zika fever
virus de Zica [n] Zika virus
zifido [n] beaked whale
zigoma [n] zygoma, cheekbone
zigoto [n] zygote (biology)
zigurat [n] ziggurat (pyramid)
zigzaga [v] zigzag
zigzaga [n] zigzag
Zimbabue [n] Zimbabwe
zimbabuean [a] Zimbabwean
zimbabuean [n] Zimbabwean
zinco [n] zinc
zinci [v] zinc, galvanize/galvanise
zinia [n] zinnia (plant)
zipe [n] zip, zipper; fly, flies
dezipi [v] unzip
zipable [a] zippable, zip-up
zipi [v] zip
zircon [n] zircon (mineral)
zirconio [n] zirconium (element)
zizania [n] wild rice, Canada rice, Indian rice, Mongolian rice, water oats
zloti [n] złoty (currency)
zo [n] zoo, menagerie
zo- [P] zoo- (animal)
zoco [n] clog, sabot, wooden shoe
zocor [n] clogmaker
zodiaco [n] zodiac
zodiacal [a] zodiacal
zofilia [n] zoophilia, bestophilia, bestiality
zofilica [a] zoophilic, zoophiliac
zofilica [n] zoophile, zoophiliac
zofite [n] zoophyte
zolojia [n] zoology
criptozolojia [n] cryptozoology
criptozolojiste [n] cryptozoologist
zolojial [a] zoological
zolojiste [n] zoologist
zombi [n] zombie
zona [n] zone
zona abisal [n] abyssal zone, abyssopelagic zone
zona de ora [n] time zone
zona de presa alta [n] high-pressure area, anticyclone
zona de presa basa [n] low-pressure area, depression
eurozona [n] Eurozone, euro area
zonal [a] zonal
zoratero [n] angel insect
zorila [n] striped polecat, zoril, zorille, zorilla, African polecat, African skunk
Zoroastra [n] Zoroaster, Zarathustra
zoroastrisme [n] Zoroastrianism, Mazdaism (religion)
zoroastriste [a] Zoroastrian
zoroastriste [n] Zoroastrian
zoster [n] shingles, herpes zoster, zoster
zuavo [n] zouave
zuca [n] pumpkin, squash, gourd, marrow, calabash
zuceta [n] courgette, zucchini
zucar [n] sugar
zucar de orzo [n] barley sugar
zucari [v] sugar, sugarcoat, add sugar to
zucarosa [a] sugary, saccharine, sappy
zulu [a] Zulu (person, language)
zulu [n] Zulu (person, language)
zuma [v] zoom, zoom in
zuma [n] zoom, zooming
dezuma [v] zoom out
zuma rapida [n] rapid zoom, crash zoom
zumbi [v] hum, croon; buzz, whir, whirr, drone; whizz, whoosh
zumbi [n] hum, croon; buzz, whir, whirr, drone; whizz, whoosh
zumbador [n] buzzer
zumbinte [a] buzzing, abuzz
Abdero [n] Abderus, Abderos
Aca Larentia [n] Acca Larentia, Acca Larentina
Acama [n] Acamas, Akamas
Acaste [n] Acaste
Acate [n] Achates
Aceron [n] Acheron
Acile [n] Achilles, Achilleus
Aciroe [n] Achiroe, Anchirrhoe, Anchinoe
Acteon [n] Actaeon
Admete [n] Admete, Admeta
Admeto [n] Admetus
Adonis [n] Adonis
Adrastea [n] Adrastia, Adrastea, Adrestea, Adastreia, Adrasta
Afrodite [n] Aphrodite
Agamemnon [n] Agamemnon
Aganipe [n] Aganippe
Agave [n] Agave, Agaue
Agenor [n] Agenor
Aiax maior [n] Ajax, Ajax the Great, Aias
Aiax minor [n] Ajax the Lesser
Alba Longa [n] Alba Longa, Albalonga
Alcestis [n] Alcestis
Alcimede [n] Alcimede
Alcioneo [n] Alcyoneus
Aloades [n] Aloadae, Aloads (Otus and Ephialtes)
alseides [n] Alseids
Amaltea [n] Amalthea
amazonas [n] Amazons
Amfitrion [n] Amphitryon
Amfitrite [n] Amphitrite
Anax [n] Anax
Ancinoe [n] Anchinoe, Achiroe, Achirrhoe
Ancise [n] Anchises
Andromace [n] Andromache
Andromeda [n] Andromeda
Angelo [n] Angelos, Angelia
Antenor [n] Antenor, Antenor of Troy
Anteo [n] Antaeus
Antifate [n] Antiphates
Antigona [n] Antigone
Antiloco [n] Antilochus
Antiope [n] Antiope
Apolon [n] Apollo
Aracne [n] Arachne
Arcesilao [n] Arcesilaus
Ares [n] Ares
Arete [n] Arete
Aretusa [n] Arethusa
Argo [n] Argo
Argo Panopte [n] Argus Panoptes
Ariadne [n] Ariadne
Aristeo [n] Aristaeus
Artemis [n] Artemis
Ascalafo [n] Ascalaphus
Asclepio [n] Asclepius
Atalante [n] Atalanta
Atama [n] Athamas
Atena [n] Athena
auloniades [n] Auloniads
Aura [n] Aura
Automedon [n] Automedon
Autonoe [n] Autonoe
Aventino [n] Aventinus
Baco [n] Bacchus
Baticle [n] Bathycles
Belerofon [n] Bellerophon
Belo [n] Belus
Belona [n] Bellona
Bentesicime [n] Benthesikyme, Benthesicyme
Bon Diva [n] Bona Dea
Bove de Criti [n] Cretan Bull
Borea [n] Boreas
boreades [n] Boreads
Brizo [n] Brizo
Bubona [n] Bubona
Cadmo [n] Cadmus
Calca [n] Calchas
Caliope [n] Calliope
Calipso [n] Calypso
Calisto [n] Callisto, Kallisto
Campos Elisian [n] Elysian Fields, Elysium
Carmenta [n] Carmenta
Caos [n] Chaos
Caribdis [n] Charybdis
Caron [n] Charon, Kharon
Casandra [n] Cassandra, Kassandra
Cerbero [n] Cerberus
Ceres [n] Ceres
Ceto [n] Ceto
Cibele [n] Cybele
Cilix [n] Cilix
Cimopolea [n] Cymopolea, Kymopolea
Cimotoe [n] Cymothoe
Circe [n] Circe
Cirene [n] Cyrene, Kyrene
Ciron [n] Chiron, Cheiron, Kheiron
Climene [n] Clymene
Clio [n] Clio
Clitemnestra [n] Clytemnestra
Cnum [n] Khnum, Khnemu
Cocito [n] Cocytus, Kokytos
Concordia [n] Concordia
creneas [n] Crinaeae
Crono [n] Chronos
Cuirino [n] Quirinus
Cupido [n] Cupid
Dafne [n] Daphne
Damiso [n] Damysus
Danae [n] Danae, Danaë
danaides [n] Danaides, Danaids, Danïdes
Danao [n] Danaus
Dardano [n] Dardanus
Dedalo [n] Dedal
Deianira [n] Deianira, Deïanira, Deianeira, Dejanira
Deifobo [n] Deiphobus
Deipiro [n] Deipyrus
Delfi [n] Delphi
Delfin [n] Delphinus
Demetra [n] Demeter
Diana [n] Diana
Dido [n] Dido
Diomede [n] Diomedes
Dioniso [n] Dionysos
Doris [n] Doris
driades [n] Dryads
Eaco [n] Aeacus, Eacus
Ecidna [n] Echidna
Ecion [n] Echion
Edipo [n] Oedipus
Ejeo [n] Aegeus, Aegeas
eleades [n] Eleionomae, Heleionomai
Electra [n] Electra
Encelado [n] Enceladus
Endeis [n] Endeïs
Enea [n] Aeneas
Eolo [n] Aeolus
epimelides [n] Epimēliads, Epimelides
Erato [n] Erato
Erebo [n] Erebus, Erebos
erinias [n] Erinyes
Eris [n] Eris
Eros [n] Eros
Esculapio [n] Aesculapius
Eteocle [n] Eteocles
Eter [n] Aether
Euristeo [n] Eurystheus
Europa [n] Europa
Euterpe [n] Euterpe
Fama [n] Pheme, Fama, Ossa
Faustulo [n] Faustulus
Fedra [n] Phaedra
Fenix [n] Phoenix
Filotete [n] Philoctetes
Fineo [n] Phineus
flamen [n] flamen
Flegeton [n] Phlegethon
Flora [n] Flora
Fobo [n] Phobos
Fortuna [n] Fortuna
Frixo [n] Phrixus
Galatea [n] Galatea
Gea [n] Gaia, Gaea
Gerion [n] Geryon, Geryone
gratias [n] Graces, Charite
Hades [n] Hades
hamadriades [n] Hamadryads
Harmonia [n] Harmonia
harpias [n] Harpies
Hebe [n] Hebe
hecatoncires [n] Hecatoncheires, Hundred-Handers, Centimanes
Hector [n] Hector
Hefesto [n] Hephaestus
Hele [n] Helle, Ellie, Athamantis
Helena [n] Helen, Helena
heliadas [n] Heliades
Helio [n] Helios
Hera [n] Hera
Hermes [n] Hermes
Hersilia [n] Hersilia
hesperides [n] Hesperides
Hestia [n] Hestia
hiades [n] Hyades
hibris [n] Hybris
Hilo [n] Hyllus, Hyllas
Hipermnestra [n] Hypermnestra
Hipno [n] Hypnos
Hipolita [n] Hippolyta, Hippolyte
Hipseo [n] Hypseus
horas [n] Horae, Horai, Hours
Horco [n] Horkos
Horus [n] Horus
Ialemo [n] Ialemus
Ialmeno [n] Ialmenus, Ialmenos
Iambe [n] Iambe
Icaro [n] Icarus
Ida, Monte [n] Mount Ida
Idotea [n] Idothea, Eidothea
Idra de Lerna [n] Lernaean Hydra, Hydra of Lerna
Ifigenia [n] Iphigenia
Inaco [n] Inachus
Ino [n] Ino
Io [n] Io
Iolao [n] Iolaus
Iole [n] Iole
Iris [n] Iris
Isis [n] Isis (Egyptian goddess)
Jano [n] Janus
Jason [n] Jason
Jigantomacia [n] Gigantomachy, Gigantomachia
Juno [n] Juno
Jupiter [n] Jupiter, Jove
Juturna [n] Juturna
Lacedemon [n] Lacedaemon
Ladon [n] Ladon
Laerte [n] Laertes
lampades [n] Lampads
Lana de Oro [n] Golden Fleece
Laocon [n] Laocoön
Laodice [n] Laodice
Laomedon [n] Laomedon
lapitas [n] Lapiths
lares [n] Lares
Leon de Nemea [n] Nemean lion
lestrigonianes [n] Laestrygonians, Laestrygones
Lete [n] Lethe
Licaon [n] Lycaon
limnades [n] Limnads, Limnatides, Leimenids
Linceo [n] Lynceus
Lupercal [n] Lupercal
Macisto [n] Macistus, Makistos
Maia [n] Maia
Marte [n] Mars
Medea [n] Medea
Melanipe [n] Melanippe
Melia [n] Melia
meliades [n] Meliads, Meliae
Melpomene [n] Melpomene
Memnon [n] Memnon
Meneceo [n] Menoeceus
Menelao [n] Menelaus
Mercurio [n] Mercury
Micene [n] Mycenae
Minerva [n] Minerva
Minos [n] Minos
mirmidones [n] Myrmidons, Myrmidones
moiras [n] Moirai, Moirae, Moerae
naiades [n] Naiads
Nefele [n] Nephele
Nemesis [n] Nemesis
Neoptolemo [n] Neoptolemus
nereides [n] Nereids
Nereo [n] Nereus
Nerite [n] Nerites
Netuno [n] Neptune
Nice [n] Nike
Nix [n] Nyx
Noto [n] Notus
oceanides [n] Oceanids, Oceanides
Oceano [n] Ocean
Odiseo [n] Odysseus, Ulysses
Ofion [n] Ophion
Olimpo, Monte [n] Mount Olympus
Opi [n] Ops, Opis
oreades [n] Oreads, Orestiads
Oreste [n] Orestes
Orfeo [n] Orpheus
Osiris [n] Osiris
Otrere [n] Otrera
Palas [n] Pallas
Panacea [n] Panacea
Pandaro [n] Pandarus
Pandora [n] Pandora
Pantariste [n] Pantariste
Paris [n] Paris
Patroclo [n] Patroclus
pegasides [n] Pegasides
Pegaso [n] Pegasus
pegeas [n] Pegaeae
Peleo [n] Peleus
Penelope [n] Penelope
Penteo [n] Pentheus
Pentesilea [n] Penthesilea
Persefone [n] Persephone
Perseo [n] Perseus
Pira [n] Pyrrha
Piton [n] Python
Pluto [n] Pluto
Polemo [n] Polemus, Polemos
Polibote [n] Polybotes
Polidama [n] Polydamas
Polinice [n] Polynices
Pomona [n] Pomona
Ponto [n] Pontus
Porfirion [n] Porfirion
Portuno [n] Portunus
Posidon [n] Poseidon
potamides [n] Potamides
Prados de Asfodelos [n] Asphodel Meadows
Priamo [n] Priam
Proserpina [n] Proserpina
Psice [n] Psyche
Ra [n] Ra, Re
Rea Silvia [n] Rhea Silvia, Rea Silvia
Remo [n] Remus
Reso [n] Rhesus
Rode [n] Rhode
Romulo [n] Romulus
Sarpedon [n] Sarpedon
Saturno [n] Saturn
Scamandro [n] Scamander, Scamandros
Scila [n] Scylla
Selene [n] Selene
Semele [n] Semele
sentauro [n] centaur
Simois [n] Simois, Simoeis
Simplegades [n] Symplegades, Clashing Rocks, Cyanean Rocks
Sisifo [n] Sisyphus, Sisyphos
Stix [n] Styx
Taigete [n] Taygete
Talasa [n] Thalassa
Talia [n] Thalia
Talo [n] Talos, Talus, Talon
Tanato [n] Thanatos
Tantalo [n] Tantalus, Atys
Tartaro [n] Tartarus
Tauma [n] Thaumas
Teano [n] Theano
Telamon [n] Telamon
telcines [n] Telchines
Telefasa [n] Telephassa, Telephaassa, Telephe, Argiope
Telegono [n] Telegonus
Telemaco [n] Telemachus
Temis [n] Themis
Terpsicore [n] Terpsichore
Teseo [n] Theseus
Teucro [n] Teucer, Teucer, Teucrus, Teucros, Teucris
Tice [n] Tyche
Tifon [n] Typhon, Typhoeus, Typhaon, Typhos
Titanomacia [n] Titanomachy
Traso [n] Thrasos
Triton [n] Triton
Tro [n] Tros
Troilo [n] Troilus
Turno [n] Turnus
Ulise [n] Ulysses, Odysseus
Urania [n] Urania
Urano [n] Uranus, Ouranos
Venus [n] Venus
Vesta [n] Vesta
Volturno [n] Volturnus
Vulcan [n] Vulcan
Xanto [n] Xanthus, Xanthos
Zacinto [n] Zacynthus, Zakynthos
Zagreo [n] Zagreus
Zefiro [n] Zephyrus
Zelo [n] Zelus, Zelos
Zeus [n] Zeus
Zeuxipe [n] Zeuxippe
Zeuxo [n] Zeuxo