This is the master wordlist, frequently updated. The most recent update was on 21 November 2009.
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a — prep (point in space or time) at, in, on; (motion) to; (direction) toward, towards, in the direction of; (recipient) to; (manner, with a noun) in a manner characterized by
a — n name of letter A
a! — intj ah!, aha! (discovery)
-a — suf (added to n: n female equivalent of ... [relative]; fruit or nut of ... [tree])
abaco — n abacus
abade — n abbot
abaderia — n abbey
abadesa — n abbess
abaia — v bark (as dog), squawk; n bark, barking; squawk, squawking
abandona — v abandon, give up, relinquish; strand, maroon; surrender, submit, concede; n abandonment; surrender, submission, concession
abandona la scola — v drop out of school
abandona militar — v desert; n desertion
abandonada — a abandoned, deserted
abandonor — n deserter; drop-out
Abcazia — n Abkhazia
abcaz — a Abkhaz (person, language)
abea — n bee, honey bee (insect: genus Apis)
abeon — n bumblebee (insect: genus Bombus)
abeor — n beekeeper
aberia — n beehive, apiary
abeto — n fir (tree)
abita — v live, reside, dwell; live in, inhabit; settle (a home); n habitation, residency, dwelling (act)
abitable — a habitable, inhabitable, livable
abitablia — n habitability, inhabitability, livability
abitada — a inhabited; n habitat, residence, dwelling (place)
abital — a residential
abitor — n inhabitant, resident
abitores — n population, inhabitants, residents
cuantia de abitores — n population (number)
nonabitable — a uninhabitable, unlivable
nonabitada — a uninhabited
nonabital — a nonresidential
nonabitante — a nonresidential
nonabitor — n nonresident
abitua — v accustom, habituate; get accustomed, get used; get addicted; n habit, habituation, convention
abitua sosial — n social habit, social convention
abituada — a accustomed, used
abitual — a habitual, habitually
abituante — a habit-forming, addictive
mal abitua — n bad habit, vice
nonabituada — a unaccustomed, unused
abjad — n abjad
ablativa — a n ablative
-able — suf -able, -ible (added to v: a able to be ...ed, worthy of being ...ed, worth ...ing)
aboli — v abolish; n abolition, abolishment
abolisme — n abolitionism
aboliste — n abolitionist
aborte — v abort, terminate, cancel; n abortion, termination
aborte natural — v miscarry; n miscarriage
aborteda — a abortive; adv abortively
abortiste — n abortionist
abrasa — v embrace, hug; clamp; n embrace, hug
abrasa ursin — n bear hug
abrasable — a embraceable, huggable
abrasador — n clamp
abrasador fisada — n vise (US), vice (Br)
abrasante — a hugging; close-fitting, tight-fitting, skintight
abri — v open; turn on (tap, power); n opening (act, aperture); aperture, orifice
abri la via (de) — v pioneer
abribote (comp) — n can opener, tin opener
abribotela (comp) — n bottle opener
abrida — a open, opened
abrinte vias — a pioneering
abrioio (comp) — n eye-opener, revelation
abri-via (comp) — n pioneer
de fonte abrida — a open-source (software)
reabri — v reopen
abricoca — n apricot (fruit)
abricoco — n apricot (tree)
abugida — n abugida
abunda — v abound; n abundance, plenty
abundante — a abounding, abundant, plentiful
academia — n academy
academial — a academic
academiste — n academic
acanta — n redpoll (bird: genus Acanthis)
acantisita — n New Zealand wren (bird: family Acanthisittidae)
acanto — n acanthus (plant)
acasia — n acacia (tree)
acaso — a random, arbitrary, accidental, incidental; adv randomly, arbitrarily, by chance, by accident, accidentally, incidentally; n chance, accident (but not mishap)
acasi — v randomize; n randomization
acasia — n randomness, arbitrariness
acasisme — n opportunism
acasiste — a opportunistic; adv opportunistically; n opportunist
bon acaso — n piece of good luck, serendipity
nonacaso — a nonrandom
acc — abbr (ance conoseda como) a.k.a., also known as
acel — det that, those (demonstrative); pron that, that one
aceles — pron pl those, those ones
aclama — v acclaim, cheer, cheer for; n acclamation, cheer, cheering
aclamor — n cheerleader
acne — n acne
acompania — v accompany; n accompaniment, companionship, company (of person), concomitance
acompaniable — a companionable; adv companionably
acompaniante — a accompanying, concomitant; adv concomitantly
acompanior — n companion
acompaniste — n accompanist
nonacompaniada — a unaccompanied
aconito — n aconite, monkshood, wolfsbane
acorda — v agree, accord, consent, concur; n agreement, accordance, consent, deal, concord, entente; term (of contract); chord (music)
acorda completa — n unanimity
acorda con se testa — v nod one's head
acorda de coesiste — n modus vivendi, agreement to coexist
acorda de nonrevela — n nondisclosure agreement
acorda formal — n formal agreement, contract
acordada — a agreed, consensual; adv consensually
acordante — a agreeing; compatible
desacorda — v disagree, conflict, clash (color); n disagreement, discord, discordance, discordancy, dissonance, conflict
desacordante — a disagreeing, discordant, dissonant; adv discordantly, dissonantly
en acorda completa — a unanimous; adv unanimously
formal acordada — a formally agreed, contractual; adv contractually
acordion — n accordion
acre — n acre (measure)
acrilica — a n acrylic
acronim — n acronym
acrupi — v crouch, squat
actinio — n actinium (element)
acua — n water
acua de calce — n whitewash
acua de cloaca — n sewage, waste water
acua de rosa — n rose water
acua dulse — n fresh water
acua mineral — n mineral water
acua salos — n salt water
acual — a aquatic
acueria — n aquarium
acuin — a watery, runny, thin, nonviscous
acuor — n water carrier, water bearer
acuos — a watery, aqueous; waterlogged, sodden, soggy
la Acuor — n Aquarius (constellation)
pinti con acua de calce — v whitewash
su acua — a underwater; adv underwater
acuaduto — n aqueduct
acuamarina — a aquamarine (color); n aquamarine (gem, color)
acuarela — n watercolor (US), watercolour (Br) (paint)
pinti con acuarela — v paint in watercolors (US), paint in watercolours (Br)
pitur de acuarela — n watercolor (US), watercolour (painting) (Br)
acuavit — n aquavit
acuifer — n aquifer
acusa — v accuse, charge, impeach, indict; n accusation, legal charge, impeachment
acusada — a n accused
acusante — a accusing, accusatory
acusor — n accuser
malacusa — v libel, slander, calumniate; n libel, slander, calumny, calumniation
malacusante — a libelous (US), libellous (Br), slanderous, calumnious; adv slanderously
malacusor — n libeler (US), libeller (Br), slanderer, calumniator
acusativa — a n accusative
acustica — n acoustics
acustical — a acoustic
Adam — n Adam
adenoide — n adenoid, pharyngeal tonsil
aderi — v stick, adhere, cling; n stickiness, adhesion, adhesiveness, adherence
aderinte — a adhesive, sticky; n sticker, sticky label
aderor — n adherent
autoaderinte — a self-adhesive, self-sticking
nonaderinte — a nonadhesive, nonstick
adio! — intj goodbye!, farewell!
adirije — v address; n address
adirije de rede — n web address, URL
adobe — n adobe
adolese — v be a teenager, pass through adolescence; n adolescence
adolesente — a teenage, teen; n teenager, adolescent
adomen — n abdomen
adomenal — a abdominal
-ador — suf -er (added to v or n or a: tool or machine that does ... [v] or uses ... [n] or causes things to become ... [a])
adora — v adore, worship, revere; n adoration, worship, reverence, worshipfulness
adorable — a adorable; adv adorably
adorablia — n adorability
adorante — a adoring, worshipful, reverent; adv adoringly, worshipfully, reverently
adoror — n adorer, worshiper (US), worshipper (Br), devotee
adormi — v fall asleep, go to sleep
adota — v adopt, adoption
adotada — a adopted; n adoptee
adotante — a adopting
adotor — n adopter
par adota — a adoptive; adv by adoption
adron — n hadron
aduador — n adductor (muscle)
adula — v flatter, fawn, adulate; n flattery, fawning, adulation, sycophancy
adulante — a flattering, fawn, adulatory, sycophantic, obsequious; adv flatteringly, fawningly, sycophantically
adulor — n flatterer, adulator, sycophant
adulte — a adult, grown-up; n adult, grown-up
adulti — v become adult, grow up, mature
adultia — n adulthood
adultera — v commit adultery, adulter; adulterate; n adultery, affair
adulteror — n adulterer
aec — abbr (ante la eda comun) BCE, before the common era, BC, before Christ
afasia — n aphasia
afasica — a n aphasic
afelio — n aphelion
Afganistan — n Afghanistan
afgani — a n Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan (person, language)
afince — conj so that, in order that (indicating intended result)
afirma — v affirm; n affirmation
afirmante — a affirming, affirmative; adv affirmatively
reafirma — v reaffirm
afisa — v affix; n affix; affixing, affixation
afonda — v sink
Africa — n Africa
Africa Norde — n North Africa
Africa Susaharan — n Subsaharan Africa
african — a n African (person, language)
africanes — a n Afrikaans (language)
africante — a n affricate (consonant)
afro — n afro (hairstyle)
afrodisia — n aphrodisiac
afrodisial — a n aphrodisiacal
agave — n agave (plant)
agila — n eagle (bird)
agila de mar — n osprey, seahawk, fish eagle (bird)
agileta — n eaglet
agilin — a aquiline
la Agila — n Aquila (constellation)
agnostica — a n agnostic
agnosticisme — n agnosticism
ago — n needle
ageta — n splinter, sliver
agopuntur — n acupuncture
agorafobia — n agoraphobia
agorafobica — a agoraphobic; n agoraphobe
agosto — n August (month)
agu — a sharp, pointed, pointy; acute, keen; adv sharply, acutely, keenly
agi — v sharpen
agia — n sharpness, acuteness, acuity, keenness
desagi — v blunt, dull
nonagia — n bluntness, dullness
nonagu — a blunt, dull; adv bluntly, dully
aguti — n agouti (mammal: genus Dasyprocta)
ahimsa — n ahimsa
ai! — intj oh dear!, oh well!, sigh!, alas!
aiai — n aye-aye (primate)
aicido — n aikido
aida — v help, assist, aid, help out; n help, assistance, aid, succor (US), succour (Br)
aida medical — n medical assistance, health care
aida sosial — n welfare
aidador personal — n personal digital assistant, PDA, handheld computer
aidamemoria (comp) — n reminder, memory aid, aide-mémoire
aidante — a auxiliary; complicit
aidor — n helper, assistant, aide, acolyte, accomplice
aidos — a helpful; adv helpfully
aidosia — n helpfulness
autoaida — n self-help
aides — n AIDS
ailanto — n ailanthus (tree)
aira — n air; weather informal
airador — n snorkel, breathing mask, aerator
airal — a aerial
airi — v air (a room), aerate; n aeration
airos — a airy
airaporto — n airport
airobio — n aerobe
airobial — a aerobic
eserse airobial — n aerobic exercise, aerobics
nonairobial — a anaerobic
airolojia — n aerology
airosol — n aerosol
Aiti — n Haiti
aitian — a n Haitian (person, language)
ajena — v kneel, genuflect
ajenda — n agenda, day planner, appointment book
ajente — n agent, broker
ajente de cambia — n stockbroker
ajente de imobila — n real estate agent
ajente media — n middleman
ajenteria — n agency
ajenteria de aida — n relief agency
ajetivo — n adjective
ajetival — a adjectival
ajil — a agile, nimble, sprightly; adv agilely, nimbly
ajilia — n agility, nimbleness
ajiografia — n hagiography
ajita — v agitate, excite, upset, worry (person), trouble (person)
ajitada — a agitated, excited, upset
ajunta — v add, append, annex; n addition
ajuntable — a addable; n accessory, add-on, add-in, plug-in, extension module
ajuntada — a additional, in addition; n annex (US), annexe (Br), extension, appendix
en ajunta — adv in addition
en ajunta a — prep in addition to
ajusta — v adapt, adjust, fit, tune, tune up, configure; n adaptation, adaption, adjustment, tune-up, setting, configuration
ajusta pico — v fine-tune
ajustable — a adaptable, adjustable, tunable, configurable; adv adaptably, adjustably
ajustablia — n adaptability, adjustability
ajustada — a adapted, adjusted, fitted, tuned, configured
ajustador — n adjuster, adapter, tuner (device)
ajustal — a adaptive
ajustisme — n adaptationism
ajustiste — n adaptationist
ajustor — n adapter, adjuster, fitter, tuner (person)
bonajustada — a well-adjusted, in tune
desajusta — v detune
malajusta — n maladaptation, maladjustment
malajustada — a badly adjusted, maladapted, maladaptive, maladjusted, misconfigured, out of tune; n misfit
nonajustable — a nonadjustable, unadaptable, untunable
nonajustada — a unadapted, unadjusted, untuned
-al — suf (added to n: a relating to ..., pertaining to ..., to do with ..., of ...)
ala — adv there; to there, thither
ala — n wing (bird, building, theatre); fly, flap (of material)
aleta — n winglet, flipper
aleta de coda — n fluke (of whale)
con alas — a winged
alarma — v alarm; n alarm, siren
albatros — n albatross (bird)
albedo — n albedo (astronomy)
albino — n albino
album — n album (photo, music)
albumen — n albumen, egg white
alcalifil — a alkaliphilic; n alkaliphile
alcalifilia — n alkaliphilia
alcalin — a alkaline; n alkali
alcalini — v alkalize; n alkalization
alcalinia — n alkalinity
alcaloide — n alkaloid
alcalose — n alkalosis
alcan — n alkane, paraffin
alce — n moose (mammal: species Alces alces)
alcen — n alkene
alcimia — n alchemy
alcimiste — n alchemist
alco — n auk, dovekie, razorbill (sea bird)
alceta — n auklet (sea bird)
alcol — n alcohol
de alcol — a alcoholic (content)
sin alcol — a nonalcoholic
alcolomania — n alcoholism
alcolomanica — a n alcoholic (person)
alef — n aleph
alega — v allege; n allegation
alegada — a alleged; adv allegedly
alegoria — n allegory
alegorial — a allegorical
alemande — n allemande (music, dance)
alerjen — n allergen
alerjia — n allergy
alerjica — a allergic
alerjiste — n allergist
aletera — v alliterate; n alliteration
alfa — n alpha (Greek letter)
alfabeta — n alphabet
alfabetal — a alphabetic, alphabetical; adv alphabetically
alfabeti — v alphabetize, put into alphabetical order; n alphabetization
alfabetisme — n literacy
alfabetiste — a literate; n literate person
nonalfabetisme — n illiteracy
nonalfabetiste — a illiterate; n illiterate person
alfalfa — n alfalfa (plant: species Medicago sativa)
alfanumeral — a alphanumeric
alga — det some, several, a few, a little, a small amount of, certain, any; pron some, several, a few, a little, a small amount; adv somewhat, fairly
a alga dia — adv one day, someday
a alga grado — adv somewhat, rather, fairly, quite, to some degree, to some extent
a alga loca — adv somewhere, in some place
a alga modo — adv somehow
a alga parte — adv somewhere, in some area
a alga veses — adv sometimes, occasionally, from time to time, now and then
alga cosa — pron something, anything
algas — pron pl some (individuals)
alga — n alga
algal — a algal
algas — n pl algae
algoritmo — n algorithm
algun — pron someone, somebody, anyone, anybody
alia — v ally; n alliance, league
aliada — n ally
alibi — n alibi
aligator — n alligator
alinia — v align; n alignment
alinia a destra — v right-align, flush right; n right alignment, ragged left
alinia a sinistra — v left-align, flush left; n left alignment, ragged right
alinia plen — v justify; n (full) justification
malalinia — v misalign; n misalignment
alio — n garlic (plant: species Allium sativum)
aljebra — n algebra
aljebral — a algebraic; adv algebraically
aljebriste — n algebraist
alno — n alder (tree: genus Alnus)
alo! — intj hello!, hi!, hey!, yoo-hoo!
aloata — n howler monkey (mammal: genus Alouatta)
aloda — n lark (bird)
aloe — n aloe (plant)
alora — adv then, at that time
la presidente alora — n the then president
alpaca — n alpaca
alpe — n alp
alpal — a alpine, Alpine
Alpes — n pl Alps
alta — a high (position, tone); tall (height); great (rank, status), majestic; n top, top half, upper part
alti — v lift, elevate; exalt; promote
altia — n height, altitude, elevation; highness, majesty
altia de ex — n x-height (typography)
altia de tono — n pitch (of sound)
la altas e la basas — n the highs and lows, the ups and downs, vicissitudes
plu alta — a higher, taller, upper
se altia — n his highness, her highness, your highness
altar — n altar
la Altar — n Ara (constellation)
altera — v alter, modify; n alteration, modification
alterna — v alternate, take turns; take a turn (in game); n alternation; turn (in game)
alternador — n alternator
alternante — a alternating; n alternant
alternativa — a n alternative
alto — n alto (music)
altruiste — a altruistic; adv altruistically; n altruist
altruisme — n altruism
aluminio — n aluminum (US), aluminium (Br) (element)
alusina — v hallucinate; n hallucination, apparition, illusion
alusina oiada — n auditory hallucination
alusina videda — n visual hallucination
alusinal — a hallucinatory, psychedelic
alusinalia — n psychedelia
alusinojen — n hallucinogen
alusinojenal — a hallucinogenic
aluvia — n alluvium
alveolite — n alveolitis
alveolo — n alveolus; tooth socket
alveolal — a n alveolar (consonant)
ama — v love, cherish; n love, affection
ama uniladal — n unrequited love
amable — a lovable, kind, nice, endearing, pleasant, likeable, affable
amablia — n lovableness, kindness, niceness, affability
amada — a loved, beloved, cherished; n beloved, lover, loved one
amante — a loving, friendly, kind
amor — n lover, girlfriend, boyfriend, paramour
amor de belia — n esthete (US), aesthete (Br)
amor de plase — n hedonist
amos — a affectionate, amorous
amosia — n affection, amorousness
bonamada — a well-loved
cade en ama — v fall in love
comensa ama — v fall in love
fa la ama — v make love, have sex
amaca — n hammock
amaceta — n deckchair
amamelis — n witch hazel (plant: genus Hamamelis)
amanda — n almond (nut)
amando — n almond (tree)
amaranto — n amaranth (plant: genus Amaranthus)
amarga — a bitter (taste), bitter (emotionally), embittered
amargia — n bitterness
amarina — a n Amhara (person), Amharic (language)
amato — n hobby, serious pastime
amator — n hobbyist, amateur
ambar — n amber
ambasada — n embassy, consulate
ambasador — n ambassador
ambie — v surround
ambiente — a surrounding; n surroundings, environment, context
ambientisme — n environmentalism
ambientiste — n environmentalist
ambigua — a ambiguous
ambiguia — n ambiguity
desambigui — v disambiguate; n disambiguation
ambivale — v be ambivalent, have mixed feelings
ambivalente — a ambivalent
ambos — det both; pron both
ambulansia — n ambulance
amburger — n hamburger, burger
amen! — intj amen!, so be it!, let it be!
America — n America
America Norde — n North America
America Sentral — n Central America
America Sude — n South America
american — a American
amerisio — n americium (element)
amfetamina — n amphetamine
amfibio — n amphibian
amfibin — a amphibious
amfibraco — n amphibrach
amfiteatro — n amphitheater (US), amphitheatre (Br)
ami — n friend
ameta — n dear
ami — v befriend
ami de cor — n girlfriend, boyfriend
ami fema — n female friend, girl friend
ami mas — n male friend, boy friend
amia — n friendship
amin — a friendly; adv in a friendly way
nonamin — a unfriendly
amidon — n starch
amidoni — v starch
amidonida — a starched
amil — n amyl (chemistry)
amina — n amine
aminoasida — n amino acid
amir — n emir
amiria — n emirate
amira — v admire; n admiration
amirable — a admirable
amirante — a admiring
amiror — n admirer
amiral — n admiral
amiralia — n admiralty, admiralship
viseamiral — n vice admiral
Amirias Unida Arabi — n United Arab Emirates
amirati — a n United Arab Emirates (of or from)
amnesia — n amnesia
amnesica — a n amnesiac, amnesic
amnestia — n amnesty
amnio — n amnion
amnial — a amniotic
amniosentese — n amniocentesis
amoc — a adv amok
sindrom amoc — n amok syndrome
amorti — v deaden, dampen, muffle, amortize; mute (music); n amortization
amortador — n shock absorber
amper — n ampere, amp (measure)
amputa — v amputate; n amputation
amputada — a amputated; n amputee
an — adv even (introducing something unexpected)
an con — prep despite, in spite of, regardless of, notwithstanding, even with, even in the face of
an cuando — conj even when, even while, even as
an no — adv not even
an nunca — adv never at all, not even once
an si — conj even if, though, although, even though, despite the fact that, in spite of the fact that, notwithstanding that
an sin — prep despite not having, even without
an tal — a even such; adv even thus, even so, nevertheless, nonetheless, however, anyway, anyhow, yet, still, be that as it may, despite that, having said that, all the same (introducing a contrast)
-an — suf (added to certain n: a relating to ... [region, people, language]; n inhabitant of ...; language of ...; see also -es, -i, -ica, -sce)
anaboli — v anabolize; n anabolism
anabolal — a anabolic
anacardia — n cashew (nut: genus Anacardium)
anacardio — n cashew (tree)
anacroniste — a anachronistic; adv anachronistically
anacronisme — n anachronism
anagrama — n anagram
analise — v analyze (US), analyse (Br), dissect; n analysis, dissection
analisable — a analyzable (US), analysable (Br)
analisal — a analytic, analytical; adv analytically
analiseda — a analyzed (US), analysed (Br); n analysand, analytic patient
analisor — n analyst
analoja — a analogous, analog (US), analogue (Br); adv analogously; n analog (US), analogue (Br), analogy
analojia — n analogy (process of comparison), analogousness
ananas — n pineapple (plant, fruit: genus Ananas)
anapesto — n anapest (US), anapaest (Br)
anapestal — a anapestic (US), anapaestic (Br)
anarcia — n anarchy
anarcios — a anarchic
anarcisme — n anarchism
anarciste — n anarchist
Anatolia — n Anatolia
anatolian — a n Anatolian (person, language)
anatomia — n anatomy
anatomial — a anatomical; adv anatomically
anatomiste — n anatomist
anca — n hip
ance — adv also, as well, too
ancor — n anchor
ancora — adv still (continuing), (negative) yet, even (more)
ma ancora — adv but still, and yet, nevertheless, however
Andora — n Andorra
andoran — a n Andorran (person)
Andromeda — n Andromeda (constellation, mythology)
anela — v long for, yearn for, pine for, crave, deeply desire
anelo — n ring, loop (of material), circuit (of track), torus, closed curve; ring, kroužek (diacritic)
aneleta — n washer
anelo de onca — n eye (fastener)
anemia — n anemia (US), anaemia (Br)
anemica — a anemic (US), anaemic (Br)
anemone — n anemone (plant)
anemone de mar — n sea anemone
anestese — v anesthetize (US), anaesthetize (Br); n anesthetization (US), anaesthetization (Br)
anestesia — n anesthesia (US), anaesthesia (Br)
anestesiste — n anesthetist (US), anaesthetist (Br)
aneto — n dill (plant: species Anethum graveolens)
angila — n eel (fish)
anglican — a n Anglican
anglicanisme — n Anglicanism
anglosason — a n Anglo-Saxon (person, language)
Angola — n Angola
angolan — a n Angolan
angula — a angular; n angle, corner
angula reta — n right angle
angusa — v agonize; n agony, anguish, anxiety, distress, stress (mental)
angusada — a distressed, anxious
anima — v animate, bring to life; n animation (act, film); cartoon
animada — a animated, animate; n animated character, cartoon character
animor — n animator, cartoonist
nonanimada — a inanimate
animal — n animal
animal amada — n pet
animal de casa — n pet
animales nosiva — n pl vermin
animali — v zoomorphize; n zoomorphism
anime — n animé, anime
aninga — n darter (sea bird)
anio — n year
anial — a annual, yearly
anio de lus — n light year
anis — n anise, aniseed (plant: species Pimpinella anisum)
seme de anis — n aniseed (seed)
aniversario — n anniversary, birthday
anjel — n angel
anjel gardante — n guardian angel
anjelin — a angelic
anjelica — n angelica (plant)
anjina — n angina
anjina de peto — n angina pectoris
anjioma — n angioma
anjiopatia — n angiopathy
anjioplastia — n angioplasty
anjiosperma — n angiosperm
ano — n anus
anal — a anal
anodo — n anode
anoia — v bore, tire; n boredom, tedium, ennui
anoiada — a bored
anoiante — a tiresome, boring, tedious, dull
anomal — a anomalous; n anomaly
anomalia — n anomalousness, anomaly
anomalur — n flying squirrel, anomalure (mammal: family Anomaluridae)
anona — n annona (plant)
anonim — a anonymous
anonimia — n anonymity
anorac — n anorak (coat)
anorexia — n anorexia
anorexica — a n anorexic
anosia — n anoxia
anosica — a anoxic
anota — v annotate; n annotation
ansia — n anxiety, worry, unease, nervousness
ansios — a anxious, worried, nervous
anstrom — n angstrom (measure)
antartica — a Antarctic
Antartica — n Antarctica, Antarctic
ante — prep (time) before, earlier than, prior to, ahead of, ago; (space) in front of
a ante — adv (time) beforehand, formerly, previously; (space) in front, ahead, forward, forwards, forth; prep in front of, to the front of (indicating movement)
ante ce — conj before
ante cual — before which, in front of which (relative)
ante cuando — conj before
ante multe tempo — adv a long time ago
ante tempo longa — adv a long time ago
ante tota — adv above all
de ante — adv from ahead, from in front; prep from ahead of, from in front of (indicating movement)
antena — n antenna, aerial
anterior — a anterior
antica — a ancient, antique
anticia — n antiquity
anticin — a quaint, old-fashioned, archaic, antiquated; n archaism
anticalia — n antique (object)
anticalior — n antique seller, antiquarian
anticorpo — n antibody
antifungal — a antifungal
Antigua — n Antigua
Antigua e Barbuda — n Antigua and Barbuda
antiinflaminte — a anti-inflammatory
antijen — n antigen
Antiles — n Antilles
Antiles Nederlandes — n Netherlands Antilles
antilocapra — n pronghorn antelope (mammal: genus Antilocapra)
antilope — n antelope (mammal)
antimicrobial — a antibiotic, antiseptic
antimonio — n antimony (element)
antiosidinte — n antioxidant
antisemita — a antisemitic; n antisemite
antisosial — a antisocial; n sociopath, psychopath
antiudiste — a anti-Jewish, antisemitic
antixoca — a antishock, shockproof
antonim — a antonymous, opposite (in meaning); n antonym, opposite
antonimia — n antonymy
antoserotal — n hornwort (plant: genus Anthoceros)
antrax — n anthrax
antro — n antrum (biology)
antropolojia — n anthropology
antropolojial — a anthropological
antropolojiste — n anthropologist
antropometria — n anthropometry
antropometrial — a anthropometric
anunsia — v announce, advertise; n announcement, advertisement
anunsia de moria — n obituary
anunsior — n announcer, crier
bon anunsia — n good press
anxo — n ancho
anxoa — n anchovy (fish)
aora — adv now, currently, at present, at this time; right now, immediately, at once
aora bon — intj now, now then, so
aora e alora — adv now and then, now and again, from time to time, on occasion, occasionally
asta aora — adv until now, to date
no aora — adv not now, not yet
per aora — adv for now, for the moment, for the time being
aorta — n aorta
aoto — n night monkey, owl monkey (mammal: genus Aotus)
aparata — n device, piece of apparatus
aparatas — n pl apparatus, equipment, hardware
aparateta — n widget, gizmo; control (in user interface); thingummy, thingamajig, thingamabob, whatsit, wossname, whatchamacallit, doodad, doobry, doohickey
apare — v appear, become visible, show up, turn up; n appearance
apare lenta — v fade in; n fade-in
desapare — v disappear
desapare lenta — v fade out; n fade-out
reapare — v reappear; n reappearance
aparta — n apartment, flat; unit (of building)
apartait — n apartheid
apatia — n apathy
apatica — a apathetic
apatxe — a n Apache (person, language)
apela — v appeal (for, against)
apena — a barely perceptible, almost non-existent; adv hardly, scarcely, barely
apendis — n appendix (anatomy, publishing)
apendisectomia — n appendectomy
apendisite — n appendicitis
apesta — v stink, reek, pong; n stink, stench
apetito — n appetite
aplasia — n aplasia
aplasica — a aplasic
aplaudi — v applaud, clap; n applause, clapping
aplica — v apply (be relevant, make use of); n application
aplica se mente a — v apply one's mind to
aplicable — a applicable, relevant, appropriate
apnea — n apnea (US), apnoea (Br)
apnica — a apneic
apocalise — n apocalypse (catastrophe), (divine) revelation
apocalisal — a apocalyptic
apoia — v lean, tilt
apoiada — a tilted, leaning; italic
apojeo — n apogee
aposa — v appose, juxtapose, collocate; n apposition, juxtaposition, collocation
aposta — v bet; n bet
aposteria — n betting shop
apostol — n apostle
aprende — v learn
aprendor — n learner, pupil, apprentice, trainee
desaprende — v unlearn
april — n April (month)
aproba — v approve, approve of; confirm (action on computer); n approval, confirmation
desaproba — v disapprove, deprecate
apside — n apse
arabesca — a n arabesque
Arabia — n Arabia
arabi — a n Arab, Arabic, Arabian (person, language)
Arabia Saudia — n Saudi Arabia
saudi — a n Saudi, Suadi Arabian
aracide — n peanut (plant, seed, pod: species Arachis hypogaea)
aracnoide — n arachnoid (membrane)
arado — n plow (US), plough (Br)
aradi — v plow (US), plough (Br)
Aragon — n Aragon
aragones — a n Aragonese (person, language)
aramean — a n Aramean, Aramaean (person, language)
aramo — n limpkin (bird: species Aramus guarauna)
arania — n spider, arachnid
arbitra — v arbitrate, mediate; n arbitration, mediation
arbitror — n referee, umpire, official
arbor — n tree
arbor de pan — n breadfruit (tree: genus Artocarpus altilis)
arboreta — n bush, shrub
arcanjel — n archangel
arcenemi — n archenemy, nemesis
arceolojia — n archeology (US), archaeology (Br)
arceolojial — a archeological (US), archaeological (Br)
arceolojiste — n archeologist (US), archaeologist (Br)
arcetipo — n archetype
arcibispo — n archbishop
arcibispia — n archbishopric, archdiocese
arciteta — n architecture
arcitetor — n architect
arcivo — n record (of information), register, log; file (for papers); folder (computing)
arcivador — n file cabinet, filing cabinet; database program
arcivi — v archive, log, chronicle
arciviste — n archivist
arcivos anial — n annals
arco — n arc; arch; bow (weapon, music)
arci — v arch (back, roof)
arco de pede — n arch (of foot)
arco de sielo — n rainbow
arcor — n archer
la Arcor — n Sagittarius (constellation)
arde — v burn, sear
arde de ereses — n auto-da-fé
ardeda — a burned, burnt
ardente — a burning; ardent, passionate
ardosia — n slate (rock)
are — n are (measure)
area — n area, region
areal — a regional
arem — n harem
arena — n sand
arena movente — n quicksand
arenos — a sandy, sand-covered
arenga — v harangue, rant; n rant, tirade, diatribe
arenge — n herring
areola — n areola; halo
aresta — v arrest, seize; n arrest
aresta acaso — n arbitrary arrest
aresta nonlegal — n illegal arrest
argon — n argon
argumento — n argument (mathematics, grammar)
aristocrata — n aristocrat
aristocratal — a aristocratic
aristocratia — n aristocracy
aritmetica — n arithmetic
aritmetical — a arithmetic, arithmetical
aritmia — n arrhythmia
aritmica — a arrhythmic
ariva — v arrive; n arrival
arjentifer — a argentiferous
Arjentina — n Argentina
arjentina — a n Argentinian (person)
arjento — a silver (color); n silver (color, metal)
arjenti — v silver
arjentin — a silvery
de arjento — a silver, (made) of silver
arjila — n clay
arma — n weapon
armador — n (suit of) armor (US), armour (Br)
armador de gama — n greave
armador de peto — n breastplate
armi — v arm
armida — a armed
desarmi — v disarm; n disarmament
rearmi — v rearm; n rearmament
armada — n army, legion, armada
armadilo — n armadillo (mammal)
armario — n cupboard, cabinet
armario de libros — n bookcase
armario de mur — n wall cabinet
armarior — n cabinetmaker
fa de armarios — n cabinetmaking
armonia — n harmony
armonial — a harmonic; n harmonic (frequency)
armonios — a harmonious, compatible
nonarmonios — a inharmonious
armonica — n harmonica, mouth organ
arnes — n harness, sling
arnesi — v harness
arpa — n harp
arpon — n harpoon
arponi — v harpoon
arsenico — n arsenic (element)
arte — n art
artal — a artistic
arte de governa — n statesmanship, statecraft
arte inferior — kitsch
artes bela — n pl fine arts, beaux arts
artiste — n artist
artos — a artful, artistic
arteria — n artery
arteria carotide — n carotid artery
arterial — a arterial
arteriografia — n arteriography
artesian — a artesian (well)
artica — a Arctic
Artica — n Arctic
article — n article (document), essay; record (in database)
article de nase — n birth certificate
article de novas — n news item
article — n article, determiner (grammar)
article de cuantia — n partitive article
article de defini — n definite article
article de nondefini — n indefinite article
artifisia — n artifice, artificiality
artifisial — a artificial, synthetic
artileria — n artillery
artilerior — n artillerist, artilleryman
artisan — n artisan, craftsman, craftswoman
artrite — n arthritis
artritica — a arthritic
artrose — n arthrosis
Aruba — n Aruba
aruban — a n Aruban
as — n ace (cards)
Asam — n Assam
asana — n asana (yoga posture)
asaro — n wild ginger (plant: genus Asarum)
asasina — v assassinate, murder; n assassination, murder
asasinor — n assassin, murderer
asbesto — n asbestos
asconde — v hide, conceal, efface
ascondeda — a hidden, concealed, latent, lurking
ase — n axle, shaft (arrow, hair, machinery); axis
asal — a axial
ase x — n x-axis
ase y — n y-axis
asede — v access; n access
asedable — a accessible
nonasedable — a inaccessible
aseja — v besiege; n siege
aselera — v accelerate; n acceleration
aselerador — n accelerator (including pedal)
aselerador de particulas — n particle accelerator
asembla — v assemble, bring together; n (political) assembly
asemblador — n assembler (software)
desasembla — v disassemble
asende — v ascend, rise, climb, go up; n ascent
asendador — n elevator, lift
asendente — a ascending, rising; n ancestor, forebear, forefather
asente — a absent, missing
asenti — v become absent, make absent
asenti se — v excuse oneself
asentia — n absence
asentor — n accentor (bird)
asentua — v emphasize, accentuate, stress; n emphasis, accent, stress
asentuada — a emphatic
asentuante — a emphatic
aser — n steel
asera — n maple fruit, maple key
asero — n maple (tree)
aseso — n abscess
aseseta — n boil, furuncle
aseta — v accept; n acceptance
asetable — a acceptable
asetablia — n acceptability
nonasetable — a unacceptable; n no-no
asfalto — n asphalt, tarmac
asi — adv here; to here, hither
asi e ala — adv here and there, in various places
de asi — adv away, away from here
de asi a ala — adv back and forth, to and fro
Asia — n Asia
Asia este — n Far East
Asia sude-ueste — n Near East, Middle East
asian — a n Asian, Asiatic (person, language)
asiamania — n orientalism
asiamanica — a n orientalist
asida — a acid, acidic, sour, tart; adv acidly, sourly, tartly; n acid
asida desosiribonucleal — n deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA
asida fosforica — n phosphoric acid
asida latica — n lactic acid
asida nitrica — n nitric acid
asida nucleal — n nucleic acid
asida ribonucleal — n ribonucleic acid, RNA
asida sulfurica — n sulfuric acid (US), sulphuric acid (Br)
asidi — v acidify, sour, turn sour; n acidification
asidia — n acidity, sourness, tartness
asidente — n accident (mishap involving damage to life or property)
asidofil — a acidophilic; n acidophile
asidofilia — n acidophilia
asilido — n robber fly (insect: family Asilidae)
asimina — n pawpaw (tree, fruit: genus Asimina)
asinia — v assign, allocate, allot, appoint (tasks, resources); n assignment, allocation, allotment, appointment
asino — n donkey, ass
asinor — n donkey driver, donkey rider
asinto — n absinthe (drink)
asion — n stock, share
asioneria — n stockmarket, stock exchange
asionor — n stockholder, shareholder
Asiria — n Assyria
asoluta — a absolute; adv absolutely
asolutisme — n absolutism
asolutiste — n absolutist
asorbe — v absorb, assimilate; n absorption, assimilation
reasorbe — v reabsorb; n reabsorption
asosia — v associate; n association
asosia carital — n charitable organization, registered charity
asosior — n associate, partner
desasosia — v disassociate, dissociate
asparago — n asparagus (plant, vegetable)
aspeta — v look (have a certain appearance), appear; n aspect, appearance
aspeta continuante — n continuous aspect (grammar)
aspeta nonperfeta — n imperfect aspect (grammar)
aspeta perfeta — n perfect aspect (grammar)
aspira — v aspire, dream; aspirate (phonetics); n aspiration, dream, ambition
aspirada — a aspired; aspirated; n aspirate (phonetics)
aspirante — a aspiring, ambitious; n candidate
aspirina — n aspirin
asta — prep (space) next to, beside, by; (motion) up to, down to, as far as; (time) until, till
a asta — adv almost, nearly, virtually, practically, not quite, just about
asta alora — adv until then
asta aora — adv until now, yet, up to this point
asta ce — conj until, till
asta cual — next to which, until which (relative)
asta cuando — conj until, till
asta la ora — intj bye!, see you!, goodbye!
asta plu tarda! — intj see you later!
asta reuni! — intj bye!, see you!, goodbye!
asta revide! — intj bye!, see you!, goodbye!
astato — n astatine (element)
asteni — v abstain, refrain, desist; n abstinence, abstention
asteni de vota — n abstention from voting
asteninte — a abstinent, chaste, celibate
astenia — n asthenia
astenica — a asthenic
asteroide — n asteroid
astral — a astral
astrata — a abstract
astratia — n abstraction
astrinje — v pull tight, be astringent
astrinjente — a astringent
astrofisica — n astrophysics
astrolabio — n astrolabe
astrolojia — n astrology
astrolojial — a astrological
astrolojiste — n astrologer, astrologist
astronomia — n astronomy
astronomial — a astronomical; adv astronomically
astronomiste — n astronomer
astruzo — n ostrich (bird)
Asturias — n Asturias
asturian — a n Asturian (person, language)
astuta — a astute, clever, witty, cunning, savvy
es plu astuta ce — v outwit
tecnical astuta — a tech-savvy
asurda — a absurd, nonsensical, preposterous; n absurdity (thing), nonsense
asurdia — n absurdity, preposterousness
asusta — v frighten, scare, terrify; n fright, scare
asustante — a frightening, terrifying, terrible, horrible, awful, grotesque; adv terribly, horribly, awfully
asustavia (comp) — n scarecrow
ata — v act (take action, perform); n action, act (document, part of play), deed
ator — n actor, performer
ator fema — n female actor, actress
ator mas — n male actor
ataca — v attack, assault, besiege, raid, aggress; n attack, assault, aggression; paroxysm, seizure, fit (medical, laughter)
ataca de aira — n air raid
ataca de cor — n heart attack
ataca serebral — n stroke, transient ischemic attack
atacable — a vulnerable, open to attack
atacada — a attacked, besieged, under attack
atacante — a attacking, aggressive
atacor — n attacker, besieger
atacos — a aggressive
atalanta — n red admiral (butterfly)
ataxia — n ataxia
ataxica — a ataxic
ateiste (e-i) — n atheist
ateisme (e-i) — n atheism
atende — v pay attention to, attend to, keep an eye on, look after, take care of; n attention
atendente — a attentive, alert, attendant; careful, rigorous
atendor — n attendant
atendor de bebe — n babysitter
nonatendente — a careless, negligent, imprudent
ateni — v reach, attain; n attainment
atenta — v try, attempt, endeavor (US), endeavour (Br); n attempt
atenta criminal — n criminal attempt
atenta e era — trial and error
atera — v land (aircraft), make landfall, arrive at port; n landing
atesta — v attest, witness; n testimony, evidence, testament
atesta falsa — v commit perjury, perjure; n perjury
atesta final — n last will and testament
atesta vival — n living will
atestor — n testator; witness (to crime, event)
sin atesta — a intestate
atica — a n Attic (Greek)
atico — n attic, garret, loft
atico de luso — n penthouse
ativa — a active; n asset (accounting); active (grammar)
ativi — v activate; n activation
ativia — n activity
ativisme — n activism
ativiste — n activist
desativi — v deactivate; n deactivation
nonativa — a inactive, languorous
nonativia — n inactivity, languor
reativi — v reactivate; n reactivation
reativia — n reactivity
atlantica — a Atlantic
Mar Atlantica — n Atlantic
atleta — n athlete
atletal — a athletic
atletisme — n athletic activity, sports, athletics (US)
atletisme lejera — n athletics (Br), track and field athletics
atletisme pesos — n weightlifting and wrestling
atmosfera — n atmosphere
atmosferal — a atmospheric
atol — n atoll
atom — n atom
atomal — a atomic
suatomal — a subatomic
atonia — n atony
atonica — a atonic
atrae — v attract; n attraction
atraente — a attracting, attractive, pretty, cute
atribui — v attribute; n attribution
atribuida — a attributed; n attribute
atricorno — n scrub-bird (bird: genus Atrichornis)
atrio — n atrium, hall, lobby, foyer, vestibule
atrofia — v atrophy; n atrophy, atrophying
atrofica — a atrophic
au! — intj ow!, ouch! (pain)
Auad — n Awadh
auadi — a n Awadhi (language)
audio — a n audio
aulacode — n cane rat (mammal: genus Thryonomys)
aumenta — v augment, increase, supplement, boost; appreciate (in value); tighten (rules); n increase, surge, augmentation, supplement, boost
aumenta con — v increase by (an addition)
aumental — a supplementary
aurora — n aurora
Australia — n Australia
australian — a n Australian
auto — n automobile, car
auto de xoca — n bumper car, dodgem
auto esplorante — n scout car (military)
auto- — pref auto-, self-
autocaravan — n motor home, recreational vehicle, RV, campervan
autocrata — a autocratic; n autocrat
autocratia — n autocracy
automanica — n car enthusiast, automobilist
automata — n automat, automaton
automata de discos — n jukebox
automati — v automate; n automation
automatida — a automated, automatic
autono — n autumn, fall
autonom — a autonomous
autonomia — n autonomy
autopsia — n autopsy
autor — n author
autor teatral — n playwright
autoria — n authority, mandate
autorios — a authoritative
autostopa — v hitchhike; n hitchhiking
autostopor — n hitchhiker
auto-via — n motorway, highway, carriageway
auuu! — intj howl! (as wolf)
ava — n grandmother
avo — n grandfather
duava — n great-grandmother
duavo — n great-grandfather
treava — n great-great-grandmother
treavo — n great-great-grandfather
avalanxa — n avalanche
avansa — v advance; n advance, incursion, surge
avansa grande — n breakthrough
avansa min ce — v lag behind
avansa rapida — v fast-forward
avansada — a advanced
avar — a miserly, avaricious, greedy, mean (Br); n miser
avaria — n greed, miserliness
avatar — n avatar
ave — v have, own; there is, there are
ave — there is, there are
ave asi — here is, here are
ave un metre de longia — v be a meter long
no ave — v do not have, lack, be without
avena — n oat, oats (plant, seed: genus Avena)
aveni — v happen, occur, take place; n happening, occurrence, event; outbreak
avenis de la ora — n pl current events, latest news
avenis nova — n pl news, current events
per la aveni — adv in case, just in case
aventura — v adventure; n adventure
aventurante — a adventurous (person)
aventuror — n adventurer
aventuros — a adventurous (activity)
averbo — n adverb
averbal — a adverbial
averbo de demanda — n interrogative adverb
averbo suordinante — n relative adverb
averti — v warn (of danger); n warning
avesta — n avesta (zoroastrian scriptures)
avia — n bird
avia cantante — n warbler, songbird
avia cultivada — n fowl
avia de mar — n seabird
avia de paradiso — n bird of paradise
avia tentante — n decoy
avia xasante — n bird of prey
avias cultivada — n pl poultry
avias de cultiveria — n pl poultry, farm birds
avieta — n chick, fledgling
avion — n airplane (US), aeroplane (Br), aircraft
avion de mar — n seaplane, hydroplane
avion liscante — n glider
avion sin pilote — n drone
avioneria — n aircraft hangar
avioni — v aviate, travel by air; n aviation
avionor — n aviator
avisa — v advise, caution, warn (give cautionary advice); n advice, warning, notice
aviseta — n hint, tip
avisor — n adviser
avocado — n avocado (tree, fruit: species Persea americana)
avoseta — n avocet (wading bird)
axa — n axe
axeta — n hatchet
axi! — intj atishoo! (sneeze)
axila — n armpit, underarm
axilal — a axillary, underarm
axiom — n axiom, convention (science)
axiomal — a axiomatic
axu! — intj achoo! (sneeze)
Axum — n Aksum
azalea — n azalea (plant)
Azerbaijan — n Azerbaijan
azerbaijani — a n Azerbaijani (person, language)
azimuta — n azimuth
azor — n goshawk
azospermia — n azoospermia
azotemia — n azotemia
azul — a n light blue, azure (color)
ba! — intj bah!, nonsense!, who cares?
babababel! — intj blah blah blah!
babca — n babka
babela — v babble, gab, gibber, witter, talk nonsense; n gibberish, gobbledygook, bafflegab, jargon
babelos — a full of gibberish, full of jargon
Babilonia — n Babylonia
babuin — n baboon (primate)
baca — n berry (fruit)
baclava — n baklava
Bactria — n Bactria
badaui — a n Bedouin
badminton — n badminton
badmintonor — n badminton player
bagaje — n baggage
Bahamas — n pl Bahamas
bahaman — a n Bahamian (person)
baia — n bay (of sea)
baieta — n cove, inlet
Baiern — n Bavaria
baieres — a n Bavarian (person)
baioneta — n bayonet
bait — n byte
cilobait — n kilobyte
gigabait — n gigabyte
megabait — n megabyte
terabait — n terabyte
bal — n ball
bal de canon — n cannonball
baleta — n bullet; marble (toy)
balon — n balloon; (speech) bubble
balon de aira calda — n hot-air balloon
balon de avisa — n warning balloon (computing)
balaclava — n balaclava (knitted hood)
balada — n ballad
baladador — n personal stereo, walkman
baladador dijital — n MP3 player, digital audio player
balalaica — n balalaika (string instrument)
balansa — n (pair of) scales (for weighing), see-saw
balansi — v see-saw, balance, swing up and down
la Balansa — n Libra (constellation)
balasto — n ballast
balbuta — v stutter, stammer; n stutter, stammer
balcon — n balcony
balcon media — n mezzanine (floor, balcony)
baldacin — n canopy, baldaquin
balde — n bucket, pail
baldon — n dustbin, rubbish bin, litter bin, trash can, garbage can
baldoni — v bin, throw away, chuck out
balena — n whale (mammal: order Cetacea)
la Balena — n Cetus (constellation)
balenotera — n rorqual (mammal: whale)
balesta — n crossbow
baletia — n ballet
baletiste — n ballet dancer, ballerina
Balgaria — n Bulgaria
balgarsce — a n Bulgarian (person, language)
balia — v yawn; n yawn
Balotxistan — n Balochistan, Baluchistan
balsa — n raft
balsi — v raft
balsam — n balm, balsam
balsami — v embalm
bambola — v wobble, totter, be unsteady; stagger, walk unsteadily
bambu — n bamboo (plant, stem: genus Bambusa, Arundinaria, Dendrocalamus)
banana — n banana (plant, fruit: genus Musa)
banca — n bench (seat)
bancarota — a bankrupt, insolvent
bancaroti — v (make) bankrupt, go bankrupt
banceta — v banquet, feast; n banquet, feast
banco — n bank (for money)
bancor — n banker
bancsia — n banksia (plant)
banda — n band, tape, strip, strap; track (of mix)
banda de sona — n soundtrack (of mix)
banda de taie — n waistband
banda de testa — n headband
banda elastica — n elastic band, rubber band
banda medical — n bandage
bandeta — n band-aid, sticking plaster
bande — n band, ensemble (music)
bandera — n flag, banner
bandereta — n pennant
bandicute — n bandicoot (mammal)
bandito — n bandit, outlaw, highwayman
bandolera — n bandolier
bandura — n bandura (string instrument)
Bangladex — n Bangladesh
bangla — a n Bengali, Bangla (person, language)
banio — n bathtub
bani — v bathe; n bath, bathing
bani de spuma — n foam bath, bubble bath (foamy water)
bani su sol — v sunbathe
banieria — n spa, bath (communal)
banieria mineral — n mineral bath, spa
banieria termal — n thermal bath, spa
baninte — a bathing
banior — n bather
banjo — n banjo
banlam — a n Min Nan, Ban-Lam (language)
bantu — a n Bantu
banxi — n banshee
baobab — n baobab (tree: genus Adansonia)
bar — n bar, tavern, pub
bariste — n bartender, barman, barmaid
bara — n bar, rod, rail; slash (punctuation)
bara de confeto — n candy bar (US), confectionery bar (Br)
bara de musli — n granola bar, muesli bar
bara de rola — n scrollbar (computing)
bara de tira — n tow bar, tow hitch
bara de titulo — n title bar (computing)
bara de utiles — n toolbar (computing)
bara de xocolada — n chocolate bar
bara inclinada — n (forward) slash, oblique stroke, solidus (punctuation)
bara natural — n health bar (food)
bara reversada — n backslash (punctuation)
bara vertical — n vertical slash, bar, pipe symbol (punctuation)
bareta — n bolt (door); barrette (US), hairslide (Br)
bari — v bar, block off; cross out, strike through
desbari — v unbar, unblock
Barain — n Bahrain
baraini — a n Bairani
Barat — n India (also India)
barati — a n Indian (person, language)
barata — a cheap, inexpensive; n bargain (cheap item)
baratamanica — n cheapskate
barba — n beard
barbeta — n goatee
Barbados — n Barbados
barbadian — a n Barbadian (person, language)
barbaria — a n barbarian
barbecu — n barbecue
Barbuda — n Barbuda
barbudan — a n Barbudan
barco — n boat
barceria — n marina
barceta — n dinghy
barco de faro — n lightvessel, lightship
barco teatral — n showboat
barcon — n ship
barcon blindada — n battleship, armored ship (US), armoured ship (Br)
barcon de gera — n warship
barcon prima — n flagship
barcon ruinada — n shipwreck
barcon spasial — n spaceship, spacecraft
barconeria — n shipyard
barde — n bard
baril — n barrel, cask
bario — n barium (element)
barion — n baryon
baritono — n baritone (music)
baroca — a baroque
baron — n baron
baronesa — n baroness
baronia — n barony
basa — a low (position); short (height); shallow (depth); deep (tone); low, mean, unkind, base; n bottom, bottom half, lower part
basi — v lower, reduce in height; debase
basi se — v lower oneself, deign, condescend, stoop, grovel
basia — n lowness; meanness
bascetbal — n basketball
base — n base, basis, foundation, substrate
basal — a basic, fundamental, basal
base de datos — n database, data bank
basebal — n baseball
basil — n basil (plant: species Ocimum basilicum)
basilica — n basilica
basilisco — n basilisk (reptile, mythology)
basin — n basin (geography)
baso — n bass (music)
basiste — n bassist, bass player
basofil — n basophil
bason — n bassoon
basta — v suffice, be enough
bastante — a sufficient, ample, enough; adv sufficiently, amply, enough
bastardo — n bastard (illegitimate child; insult)
basto — n stick, cane
basteta — n stick, twig, small branch
basto curva — n crook, staff, crosier, crozier
basto de zucar — n candy cane
baston — n bat, club; skittle, pin (bowling)
de bastetas — a wicker
batalia — v battle, combat; campaign (for a cause); n battle, fighting, combat
batalion — n battalion
bate — v beat, thrash, batter (hit repeatedly); slam; flap
batador — n battering ram
bateria — n bacterium
baterial — a bacterial
baterias — n pl bacteria
bateriolojia — n bacteriology
bateriolojial — a bacteriological
bateriolojiste — n bacteriologist
baterioterapia — n bacteriotherapy
batisfera — n bathysphere
batiza — v baptize, christen; n baptism, christening
bava — v dribble, trickle; n dribble (saliva)
bazar — n bazaar
be — n name of letter B
bearnes — a Béarnaise
bebe — n baby, infant
bebe de la buma — n baby boomer
bebeta — n newborn, neonate
bebia — n babyhood, infancy
bebop — n bebop
becasia — n woodcock (wading bird)
becerel — n becquerel (measure)
beco — n beak, bill, snout; mouthpiece (music); nib (pen); spout (pitcher)
becobarcin — n boat-billed heron (bird)
becoibisin (o-i) — n ibisbill (wading bird)
becosapatin — n shoebill (bird)
becosisorin — n skimmer (wading bird)
becospatulin — n spoonbill (bird)
bedel — n beadle
begonia — n begonia (plant)
bela — a beautiful, lovely, pretty, stunning, gorgeous, elegant; adv beautifully, prettily
beleria — n beauty salon, beauty shop, beauty parlor (US), beauty parlour (Br)
beli — v beautify, become beautiful, make beautiful; n beautification
belia — n beauty, loveliness, prettiness
estrema bela — a exquisite, extremely beautiful
multe bela — a very beautiful, gorgeous, ravishing
beladona — n belladonna, deadly nightshade (plant: species Atropa belladona)
Belau — n Palau
belau — a n Palauan
Beliz — n Belize
belizan — a n Belizian
Beljia — n Belgium
beljes — a n Belgian (person)
beltain — n beltane (pagan holiday)
beluga — n beluga (mammal: whale)
bemol — a n flat (music)
ben — n item for sale
benes — n pl goods, wares, merchandise
benes de arjento — n pl silverware
benes de cosina — n pl kitchenware
benes dorada — n pl giltware
benes furada — n pl stolen goods, booty, loot
benes nonlegal — n pl illegal goods, contraband
benefica — v benefit; n benefit, sake
beneficada — n beneficiary
beneficante — a beneficial
Benin — n Benin
benines — a n Beninese, Beninois (person)
berberis — n barberry, berberis (plant)
bercelio — n berkelium (element)
bereta — n beret
berilio — n beryllium (element)
Bermuda — n Bermuda
bermudan — a n Bermudan (person)
besa — v kiss; n kiss
beseta — v peck, lightly kiss; n peck, light kiss
besta — n beast (large mammal)
besta imajinal — n imaginary beast
bestas — n pl beasts, livestock
bestin — a beastly, bestial
beta — n beet, beetroot (plant, vegetable)
beta — n beta (Greek letter)
a beta — adv in beta
varia de beta — n beta version
beton — n concrete
beton de asfalto — n asphalt concrete, tarmac
betul — n birch (tree)
bevi — v drink
bevable — a drinkable
bevida — n drink, beverage
bevida de alcol — n alcoholic drink
bevida sin alcol — n nonalcoholic drink
Biblia — n Bible
biblial — a biblical
bibliofil — n bibliophile
bibliofilia — n bibliophilia
bibliografia — n bibliography
bibliografial — a bibliographical
bibliografiste — n bibliographer
biblioteca — n library
bibliotecor — n librarian
bicameral — a bicameral
bicini — n bikini
bide — n bidet
Bielarus — n Belarus
bielarusce — a n Belarus
bies — n bias (of fabric)
bifasal — a biphasic
bigamia — n bigamy
bigamiste — a bigamous; n bigamist
bilabial — a n bilabial (consonant)
biladal — a bilateral, two-sided
bilbi — n bilby (mammal)
bile — n bile, gall
bilal — a bilious, biliary
bileta — n ticket, coupon, voucher, bill (paper money), note, banknote
bileta de vade e reveni — n round-trip ticket, return ticket
bileta simple — n one-way ticket
biletor — n ticket collector
biliardo — n billiards, pool, snooker
bilingual — a bilingual
binaria — a binary
binoculo — n (pair of) binoculars
binoculal — a binocular
binomio — n binomial
binomial — a binomial
biocimica — n biochemistry
biocimical — a biochemical
biocombustable — n biofuel
biodegrada — v biodegrade; n biodegradation
biodesgradable — a biodegradable
biodiversa — a biodiverse
biodiversia — n biodiversity
biofil — a biophilic; n biophile
biofilia — n biophilia
biofisica — n biophysics
biografia — n biography
autobiografia — n autobiography, memoires
autobiografial — a autobiographical, autobiographic
biografial — a biographical, biographic
biografiste — n biographer
biojenera — n biogenesis
biolojia — n biology
biolojial — a biological
biolojiste — n biologist
biomacinia — n biomechanics
biomasa — n biomass
biometria — n biometrics
biometrial — a biometric, biometrical
bionica — n bionics
biopsia — n biopsy
bioritmo — n biorhythm
biosfera — n biosphere
biosintese — n biosynthesis
biotecnolojia — n biotechnology
bipedal — a bipedal; n biped
biplana — n biplane
bipolal — a bipolar
bir — n beer
bir forte — n stout
biscoto — n cookie (US), biscuit (Br), cracker
bisel — n bevel
biseli — v bevel, chamfer
bisepe — n biceps
bisesal — a bisexual
bisesalia — n bisexuality
bisicle — n bicycle
bisicle de motor — n motorized bicycle, moped
bisicle reclinada — n recumbent bicycle
bismuto — n bismuth
bison — n bison, buffalo
bispo — n bishop (including chess)
bispal — a episcopal
bispia — n bishopric, diocese
bistro — n bistro
bisturi — n scalpel
bitio — n bit, binary digit
bitume — n bitumen
bivaca — v bivouac; n bivouac encampment
bivalva — n bivalve
bizara — a bizarre, outlandish
blanca — a n white (color)
blanci — v whiten, bleach
blancinte — a whitening; n bleach, whitener
blanda — a bland, mild, weak (food, medicine); insipid
blasfema — v swear, curse, blaspheme; n sacrilege, profanation, blasphemy
blasfemal — a sacrilegious, profane, blasphemous
blinda — v armor-plate (US), armour-plate (Br)
blindada — a armored (US), armoured (Br), armour-plated (US), armor-plated (Br)
blini — n (singular) blintz, blini
bloco — n block (chunk, obstacle, political alliance, buildings between streets)
bloci — v block, obstruct
blog — n blog, web log
blogi — v blog
blogor — n blogger, blog author
blogosfera — n blogosphere
blonde — a blonde, fair-haired, fair; n blonde
blanca blonde — a n platinum blonde
blondia — n blondness
roja blonde — a n strawberry blonde
blu — a n dark blue, navy (color)
blu de sielo — a n sky blue
blus — n pl blues (music)
blueta — n cornflower, bluet (plant)
boa — n boa (snake, scarf)
bobin — n spool, reel, bobbin
bobini — v spool, wind
rebobini — v wind back, rewind
bobo — a silly, goofy; n booby, gannet (bird)
bobia — n silliness, tomfoolery
boca — n mouth (anatomy, river)
boca plen — n mouthful
bocal — a oral, buccal, of the mouth
boctxoi — n bok choy
Bod — n Tibet (also Tibet)
bod — a n Tibetan (person, language)
bodi — n bodysuit, body, teddy, leotard
bodi de bebe — n onesie (US), babygro (Br)
bodi de nada — n one-piece swimsuit
bodi de sporte — n leotard
bodi longa — n bodystocking, unitard
bodjpuri — a n Bhojpuri (language)
Boemia — n Bohemia
bogi — n bogie (wheel system)
bohrio — n bohrium (element)
boia — n buoy
boicota — v boycott; n boycott
bol — n basin, bowl
bol de salada — n salad bowl
bola — v bubble, effervesce; n bubble
bolante — a bubbling, effervescent
bolero — n bolero
boli — v boil
bolinte — a boiling
bolide — n bolide (meteor)
Bolivia — n Bolivia
bolivian — a n Bolivian
bolsa — n handbag, purse (US)
bolseta — n wallet, purse (Br), pocketbook
bolson — n rucksack, backpack, knapsack
bolsonor — n backpacker
bolxevic — a n bolshevik
bomba — n bomb
bomba de idrojen — n hydrogen bomb, H-bomb
bomba programada — n time bomb
bombador — n bomber (aircraft)
bombeta — n mine (bomb)
bombetador — n minelayer
bombi — v bomb
bombor — n bomber (person), bombadier
desbombetor — n deminer
planta bombetas — v mine, plant mines
bombarda — v bombard; n bombardment, bombing
bombisila — n waxwing (bird)
bon — a good, nice; valid; adv well, nicely
autoboni — n self-improvement
boni — v improve; n improvement
bonia — n goodness
bonida — a improved
fa la plu bon cual on pote — v do one's best
la plu bon — a best
multe bon — a very good, excellent, primo, top-notch
plu bon — a better, preferable; adv preferably, rather
bon- — pref good-, well- (added to v: ... well, in a nice way)
bondi — v bound, bounce
rebondi — v rebound, bounce back
bongo — n bongo (drum)
bongo — n bongo (antelope)
bonsai — n bonsai
boraja — n borage (plant)
borda — n edge, border, brink, verge; brim (hat)
bordi — v border
bordel — n brothel
bordelor — n brothelkeeper, madam
boro — n boron (element)
borxt — n borshch
bosanova — n bossa nova (dance)
bosce — n copse, grove, small wood, orchard
Bosnia — n Bosnia
bosansce — a n Bosnian (person, language)
Bosnia e Hersegovina — n Bosnia and Herzegovina
boson — n boson
bota — n boot (footwear)
bota de cauxo — n rubber boot, wellington, welly, gumboot
botanica — n botany
botanical — a botanical
botaniciste — n botanist
bote — n can, tin (container)
boteca — n shop, store, boutique, commercial unit
boteca descontante — n discount store
botela — n bottle
botela de acua — n water bottle, canteen
boton — n button, knob
boton de presa — n snap fastener, press stud, popper
botoni — v button
desbotoni — v unbutton
Botsuana — n Botswana
tsuana — a n Botswanan (person), Tswana (language)
bove — n ox, cow, bull, bovine
boval — a bovine
bove fema — n cow
bove mas — n bull
boves — n pl cattle
boveta — n calf
bovor — n cowherd, cowboy
la Bove — n Taurus (constellation)
boxe — v box (sport); n boxing (sport)
boxe de pede — v kickbox; n kickboxing
boxor — n boxer (sport)
boxor de pede — n kickboxer
bradipode — n sloth (mammal)
brancia — n gill
branda — v brandish, wave (an object)
brasaleta — n bracelet
Brasil — n Brazil
brasilera — a n Brazilian (person)
braso — n arm
braseta — n bracket, parenthesis (punctuation)
braseta curva — n round bracket, parenthesis
braseta reta — n square bracket (punctuation)
braseta risada — n curly bracket, brace (punctuation)
braseti — v bracket
brasetida — a bracketed; adv in brackets; n parenthesis, parenthetical phrase
braso alta — n upper arm
braso basa — n forearm
en brasetas — a in brackets, parenthetical; adv in brackets, parenthetically, by the way
brecdansa — v breakdance; n breakdance, breakdancing
Bres — n Brittany
bresonica — a n Breton (person, language)
bretela — n (pair of) suspenders (US), braces (Br) (for trousers); (pair of) shoulder straps
breviario — n breviary
bricabrac — n junk, odds and ends, bric-a-brac
bricabraceria — n junk shop, charity shop
brice — n brick
brici — v brick, brick up
bricola — v do odd jobs; n DIY, do-it-yourself project
brida — n bridle
bridi — v bridle
desbridi — v unbridle
brigada — n brigade
brigador — n brigadier
brij — n bridge (game)
brilia — v shine, glitter, sparkle, scintillate, polish; n brilliance, splendor (US), splendour (Br); sparkle, glare, dazzle
brilia de mente — n brainwave, brainstorm
briliamobila (comp) — n furniture polish
briliante — a shining, shiny, bright, brilliant, splendid
briliasapato (comp) — n shoe polish
brilieta — n sheen, glow, luster (US), lustre (Br)
cuantia de brilia — n brightness; magnitude (astronomy)
brinca — v n hop, skip, gambol
brincacorda (comp) — n skipping (game)
brincacuadra (comp) — n hopscotch
brincadorso (comp) — n leapfrog
briox — n brioche
Britan — n Britain, Britannia
brites — a British (person, language); n Briton, Brit
Britania — n Britannia (goddess)
brocol — n broccoli (plant, vegetable)
brode — v embroider; n embroidery
broma — v joke, jest, tease; n joke, gag, tease
broma de parolas — n pun, play on words
bromor — n joker, jester, comedian
bromelia — n bromeliad
bromo — n bromine (element)
bronciol — n bronchiole
broncite — n bronchitis
bronco — n bronchus
broncal — a bronchial
bronze — n bronze; tan, suntan
bronzi — v tan
brosa — n brush, paintbrush
brosa de dentes — n toothbrush
brosi — v brush
broto — n bud (knob-like growth)
broti — v bud
brun — a n brown (color)
brun pal — n light brown, beige (color)
bruneta — a n brunette
bruni — v turn brown; bruise; n bruise
pal brun — a light brown, beige (color)
Brune — n Brunei
brune — a n Bruneian (person)
bruta — a adv gross (including tax)
bu — n owl (bird)
bubon — n bubo, swollen lymph node
de bubon — a bubonic
buce — n bouquet, nosegay
buco — n hole, gap, breach
buco de cloaca — n manhole
buco de verme — n wormhole
buco negra — n black hole
buda — n buddha
budisme — n Buddhism
budiste — n Buddhist
budlia — n buddleia
bufalo — n buffalo
bufalo de acua — n water buffalo
bufe — n buffet
bufon — n clown, buffoon, jester; joker, wildcard (including software); catch-all
bugainvilea — n bougainvillea (plant)
bugi — n boogie, boogie-woogie
buiabes — n bouillabaisse
bujia — n spark plug
bula — n blister
bulbo — n bulb (light); bulb (of plant)
bulbul — n bulbul (bird)
bulimia — n bulimia
bulimica — a n bulimic
bulto — n bulge, bump, lump, protuberance
bultos — a bumpy, lumpy
buma — v boom (sound); n boom (sound)
buma de bebes — n baby boom
bumerang — n boomerang
bur — n butter
bur de aracide — n peanut butter
burca — n burka
Burcina Faso — n Burkina Faso
burcinabe — a n Burkinabé (person)
bure — n bourrée, bourée (music, dance)
burges — a bourgeois, middle-class
burgesia — n bourgeoisie, middle class
Burgonia — n Burgundy
burgonia — n burgundy (wine)
burgonin — a burgundy (color)
buril — n burr, burin, dental tool, engraving tool
burino — n thick-knee (wading bird)
burito — n burrito
burla — v taunt, tease, mock, jeer; n taunt, mockery, ridicule
buro — n desk (with drawers), bureau (furniture)
bursa — n bursa (anatomy)
bursite — n bursitis
Burundi — n Burundi
burundes — a n Burundian (person)
bus — n bus (vehicle)
busino — n whelk (mollusc)
busola — n compass (for finding north)
la Busola — n Pyxis (constellation)
bustier — n bustier
bustrofedon — a n boustrophedon
Butan — n Bhutan
bhutan — a n bhutanese
butano — n butane
buzuci — n bouzouki (string instrument)
bzzz! — intj buzz! (as bee)
ca — than (unofficial alternative to "ce")
caa-caa! — intj caw! (as crow)
cabal — n cabal
cabana — n cabin, hut, shed, cabana
cabare — n cabaret
cabuci — n kabuki
caca — v crap (informal: defecate); n crap, poop, poo (informal: dung, worthless rubbish)
cacatu — n cockatoo
cacau — n cocoa
caci — n khaki, persimmon (tree, fruit)
cacto — n cactus (family Cactaceae)
cada — det each, every, any; pron each
a cada caso — adv in any case, whatever, yet, nonetheless, nevertheless
a cada loca — adv everywhere; wherever
a cada matina — adv every morning
a cada ora — adv always, at all times; whenever
a cada parte — adv everywhere, throughout
a cada ves — adv every time; at any time
a un ves en cada poca de anios — once every few years
cada cosa — pron everything; whatever
cade — v fall, fall down, collapse; drop; crash (aircraft); n fall, collapse
cade a jenos — v fall to one's knees, kneel down
cade a tera — v fall to earth; crash (aircraft)
fa (un cosa) cade — v knock over
lasa (un cosa) cade — v drop
cadena — n chain (including of shops, hotels); range (of mountains); string (of characters)
cadena de construi — n assembly line
cadena de verbos — n verb chain (e.g. "pote vide", "permete el entra")
cadena vacua — n empty string, null string (computing)
cadeni — v chain
cadmio — n cadmium
caduca — a deciduous
cadun — pron everyone, everybody; anyone, anybody
cafe — n coffee (plant, seeds, drink: species Coffea arabica)
cafe con lete — n café au lait
cafe pronto — n instant coffee
caferia — n cafe, coffee shop, canteen
cafia — n keffiyeh, kaffiyeh
cafina — n caffeine
cafini — v caffeinate; n caffeination
descafini — v decaffeinate; n decaffeination
caftan — n kaftan
caiman — n cayman (lizard)
caje — n cage
cala — n (ship's) hold
Calalitnunat — n Greenland
calamar — n squid
calaza — n chalaza
calcario — n limestone
calce — n lime
calci — v calcify; n calcification
calcula — v calculate, reckon; n calculation, reckoning
calculador — n calculator
malcalcula — v miscalculate
calculo — n pebble; calculus (mathematics); stone (medical)
calculos — n pl pebbles, gravel
calda — a hot
caldador — n heater, furnace
caldi — v heat, warm; n heating, warming
caldi global — n global warming
caldia — n heat, warmth
ja caldida — a preheated
vera calda — a fervent
caldera — n kettle, boiler
Caledonia Nova — n New Caledonia
caledonian — a n Caledonian
calendario — n calendar
calia — n curd
calibre — n calibre
calidoscopio — n kaleidoscope
calidoscopial — a kaleidoscopic
calidris — n stint, sandpiper (wading bird)
califa — n caliph; caliphate
Califa de Abasias — n Abbasid Caliphate
californio — n californium
caligrafia — n calligraphy, artistic writing
calimba — n kalimba (African instrument)
calipso — a n calypso (music)
calix — n chalice, calyx
Calix Santa — n Holy Grail
calma — a calm, still
calmi — v calm, settle, tranquilize (US), tranquillize (Br)
calmia — n calm, calmness, stillness
calminte — a calming, tranquilizing (US), tranquillizing (Br)
calmitose — n cough syrup
medisin calminte — n tranquilizer (US), tranquillizer (Br)
calo — n callus, callous
calos — a callous, insensitive, cruel, hardened
caloria — n calorie
calsa — n stocking
calsador — n shoehorn
calsas — n pl hosiery, hose
calseta — n sock, short stocking
calsetas — n pl hose
calson — n (pair of) tights, pantyhose
calson sin pedes — n (pair of) leggings
calsio — n calcium
caluna — n heather (genus Calluna)
calva — a bald, hairless
calvi — v become bald, make bald
calvia — n baldness
calvinte — a balding
camaleon — n chameleon
la Camaleon — n Chamaeleon (constellation)
cambia — v change, transform, amend, convert; replace (A a B = A with B); cash, cash in; n change, transformation, amendment
calda cambiable — a hot-swappable
cambia calda — v hot-swap
cambia de clima — n climate change
cambia la grandia — v resize
cambiable — a changeable
cambiante de tono — n accidental (music)
cambion — n upheaval, sea change
recambia — v replace (something worn out)
recambiante — a n replacement (e.g. battery)
camel — n camel
camelor — n camel driver, camel rider, cameleer
camelia — n camellia
cameo — n cameo
camera — n camera; chamber, room
camera compata — n compact camera
camera de aira — n inner tube (of tire/tyre)
camera de rede — n webcam
camera vijilante — n CCTV camera
cameror — n chambermaid, valet
camerada — n comrade, companion, compatriot
cameradia — n comradeship
Camerun — n Cameroon
camerunes — a n Cameroonian
camfor — n camphor
camion — n truck, lorry
camioneta — n pickup, van
camionor — n trucker, truck driver, lorry driver
camisa — n shirt, blouse
camisa de juta — n hairshirt, cilice
camisa de note — n nightgown, nightdress
camisa de nuca — n halterneck (top), haltertop
camisa de polo — n polo shirt
camisa de sera — n dress shirt
camisa T — n T-shirt, tee-shirt
camiseta — n undershirt, camisole; T-shirt, tee-shirt
camiseta corta — n crop top, belly shirt, half-shirt
camiseta de atleta — n tank top (US), vest (Br), singlet, sleeveless T-shirt, muscle shirt
camiseta gainin — n tube top (US), boob tube (Br)
camison — n tunic, smock, smock-frock
camison blanca — n alb
camofla — v camouflage; n camouflage
campa — n camp, bivouac, temporary shelter
campa de consentra — n concentration camp
campa de labora — n slave labor camp (US), slave labour camp (Br)
campa de mata — n death camp
campa de prisoni — n prison camp
campi — v camp; n camping
campana — n bell
campaneria — n bell tower, campanile
campaneta — n handbell, doorbell
campania — n countryside, rural area
campanial — a rural, rustic, country, bucolic; adv rurally, rustically
campanian — n rural person, country dweller
campanior — n peasant
campanior feudal — n serf
campania — v n campaign (political, military, advertising)
campefaje — n cuckoo shrike
campion — n champion, winner
sucampion — n runner-up
campo — n field (grass; knowledge)
campo de avion — n airfield, aerodrome
campo de batalia — n battlefield, battleground
campo de bombetas — n minefield (including metaphorical)
campo de gera — n battlefield
campo de golf — n golf course
campo de ris — n paddy, rice field
campo de vide — n field of vision
campo privada — n private sector
en la campo de oia — within earshot
en la campo de vide — in the field of vision, within eyeshot
sucampo — n subfield (knowledge)
Camputxa — n Cambodia
camputxa — a n Cambodian
can — n dog (species Canis familiaris)
can de prado — n prairie dog (mammal)
caneria — n kennel, doghouse
caneta — n puppy
la Can Grande — n Canis Major (constellation)
la Can Peti — n Canis Minor (constellation)
la Canes de Xasa — n pl Canes Venatici (constellation)
cana — n cane (sugar, bamboo), reed, rod (fishing)
cana de zucar — n sugarcane
canaba — n hemp, cannabis, marijuana (plant, material: species Cannabis sativa)
Canada — n Canada
canadian — a n Canadian
canada — a n Kannada (language)
canal — n canal, channel, ditch, duct
canaleta — n gutter (of street, roof)
Canan — n Canaan
cananes — a n Canaanite (person, language)
canape — n canapé
canario — n canary
candela — n candle; candela (measure)
candelabro — n candelabra, chandelier
canela — n cinnamon
cangaru — n kangaroo
canibal — n cannibal
canibalisme — n cannibalism
canion — n canyon, gorge, ravine
canji — n kanji
canoa — n canoe
canoisme (o-i) — n canoeing
canoiste (o-i) — n canoeist
fa la canoisme — v canoe
canon — n cannon
canonor — n cannoneer, cannonier, artilleryman
cansela — v cancel, revoke, abrogate, erase; n cancellation, abrogation, erasure
cansela enscrive — n unsubscribe
canselador — n canceller (US), canceler (Br) (device)
canser — n cancer
canseros — a cancerous, malignant
noncanseros — a noncancerous, benign
canta — v sing; n song
canta de cuna — n lullaby
canta sincrona — n mime, lip-sync
cantada — n cantata, song (score and lyrics)
cantor — n singer; warbler, songbird
cantor fondal — n backing singer
cantor sincrona — n playback singer, lip-syncher
canto — n corner, street corner
canton — n canton
caos — n chaos
caosos — a chaotic
capa — n cape, cloak
capeta — n hood (of garment)
capi — v cape, cloak
capa — n kappa (Greek letter)
capara — n caper (plant)
capas — a able, capable, efficient, skilled, competent, professional
capas de susede — a capable of success, viable
capasi — v enable
capasia — n talent, skill, knack, ability, capacity, power, faculty (power)
capasia eletrical — n capacitance
descapasi — v disable
descapasida — a disabled, handicapped; n disabled person, handicapped person
recapasi — v reenable
capel — n hair (single strand)
capeles — n pl hairs, hair (collectively)
capeles de jena — n pl sideburns, sideboards
capeles irocuoi — n pl mohawk (US), mohican (Br) (hairstyle)
capeles militar — n pl military haircut, buzz cut, crew cut
capeles rastafari — n pl dreadlocks
capelor — n hairdresser, barber
capelos — a hairy
la Capeles de Berenise — n pl Coma Berenices (constellation)
capibara — n capybara (mammal)
capital — a n capital (city, economics)
capital riscos — n venture capital
capitali — v capitalize
capitalisme — n capitalism
capitaliste — n capitalist
capital — n capital (architecture)
capitan — n captain, leader
capitol — n chapter (of book)
capo — n headland, cape, promontory
Capo Verde — n Cape Verde
capoverdean — a n Cape Verdean
caporal — n corporal (military)
capra — n goat
capreta — n kid (young goat)
la Capra — n Capricorn (constellation)
caprifolia — n honeysuckle
caprimuljo — n goatsucker, nightjar (bird)
capris — n caprice, whim
capsula — n capsule
capuxin — n capuchin (primate)
capuxino — n cappuccino
car — conj because
cara — a dear, beloved, cherished, darling, cute; expensive, costly; n dear, beloved, darling
cari — v endear
caracal — n caracal (mammal)
caracol — n snail; at sign (@)
caradrio — n plover (wading bird)
carafa — n jug, pitcher, carafe
carafon — n large container with spout
carafon de acua — n watering can
carafon de gasolina — n gasoline can, gas can
caramel — n caramel
caramel dur — n toffee
caraoce — n karaoke
carate — n karate
carater — n character (nature, fiction, mythology), personality
carato — n karat
caravan — n caravan (travellers in desert, towed vehicle); trailer, camper
carboidrato (o-i) — n carbohydrate
carbon — n carbon; coal
carbon de lenio — n charcoal
carbura — v carburate; n carburation
carburador — n carburettor
carburante — a carburating; n fuel (for engine)
cardamom — n cardamom
cardial — a cardiac
cardilo — n European goldfinch (bird: species Carduelis carduelis)
cardinal — a cardinal; n cardinal (church, bird)
cardiografia — n cardiography
cardiolojia — n cardiology
cardiomiopatia — n cardiomyopathy
cardiopatia — n cardiopathy
cardiotonica — a cardiotonic
cardiotosica — a cardiotoxic
cardiovasculal — a cardiovascular
cardo — n thistle
caren — a n Karen (language)
carera — n career, calling, occupation, job, profession, vocation
careror — n career man, career woman
caresa — v caress, stroke, fondle, pet
carga — v load; upload; charge (electrically); n burden, cargo; upload; charge (including electric)
carga de labora — n workload
descarga — v unload, discharge; download; n download
recarga — v recharge
cari — n curry
cariban — a Caribbean
Mar Cariban — n Caribbean Sea
caribe — a n Carib (language)
carilion — n carillon
cariofilo — n carnation
carisma — n charisma
carismos — a charismatic
carita — n alms, almsgiving, charity
carital — a charitable, charity; n charitable person, charitable organization, charity
carma — n karma
carmesi — a n crimson (color)
carnaval — n carnival
carne — n meat, flesh
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 porco — n ham, pork
carne de servo — n venison
carne de xasa — n game (meat)
carne fumida — n smoked meat, cured meat
carne moleda — n ground meat, minced meat
carne salos — n salted meat, cured meat
carne secida — n dried meat, cured meat, jerky
carneria — n butcher's shop
carnor — n butcher
carnos — a fleshy, meaty, beefy
carnivor — a carnivorous; n carnivore
caro — n cart, carriage, wagon, trolley; carriage (of typewriter)
careta — n wheelbarrow
careta de bebe — n stroller, buggy, pushchair
caro de bebe — n baby carriage, pram
caro de leva — n lift truck, fork-lift truck, sideloader, stacker truck
caron — n chariot
caronor — n charioteer
la Caronor — n Auriga (constellation)
caron — n caron, háček (diacritic)
caronia — n carrion
carota — n carrot (plant, root: species Daucus carota)
carotide — a carotid
carpal — a carpal
carpenta — v carpenter; n carpentry
carpentor — n carpenter
carpo — n carpus
carta — n card
a la carta — adv à la carte (menu)
carta basal — n motherboard (of computer)
carta blanca — n carte blanche
carta de credito — n credit card
carta de identia — n identity card, ID card
carta de notas — n message board, bulletin board, noticeboard
carta de oras — n timetable
carta de telefon — n phone card
carta de Valentin — n valentine
carta postal — n postcard
carton — n cardboard, posterboard; placard
Cartago — n Carthage
cartamo — n safflower (species Carthamus tinctorius)
cartilaje — n cartilage
cartilajos — a cartilaginous
cartone — n cartoon (not animated)
banda de cartones — n comic strip, cartoon strip
cartones — n pl comics
cartoniste — n cartoonist
cartux — n cartridge; casing, shell (ammunition)
carusel — n carousel (including conveyor belt), merry-go-round, roundabout
carvi — n caraway (species Carum carvi)
casa — n house
a casa — adv at home; homeward, homewards, home
a casa de — prep at the house of, in the house of
casa campanian — n country house, villa
caseta — n cottage
cason — n mansion
descasi — v evict
en casa — adv indoors
sin casa — a adv homeless
casca — n skin, hull, peel (of fruit), rind (of fruit), pod (of seed), shell (of egg)
descasci — v peel (fruit, egg)
sorti de casca — v hatch
cascade — v cascade; n cascade, waterfall
caserna — n barracks
caserol — n saucepan, pan
casia — n cassia
Casiopea — n Cassiopeia (constellation, mythology)
caso — n case, instance, situation, circumstance, scenario
caso de ama — n love affair
es un caso de — n it's a case of, it's to do with, it's a matter of, it's a question of
la caso la plu bon — n best-case scenario
la caso la plu mal — n worst-case scenario
caspa — n dandruff
casta — n caste
castania — n chestnut
castel — n castle
castel de salta — n bouncy castle
castelian — a n Castellano, Castilian (language)
castor — n beaver (mammal)
castrata — v castrate
casual — a casual
casuari — n cassowary (bird)
casula — n chasuble
cat — n qat, khat
cataboli — v catabolize; n catabolism
catacana — n katakana
catal — n katal (measure)
catalesia — n catalepsy
catalesica — a cataleptic
catalogo — n catalog (US), catalogue (Br), index
catalogi — v catalog (US), catalogue (Br), index
Catalunia — n Catalonia
catalan — a n Catalan (language)
catana — n katana (Japanese sword)
Catar — n Qatar
catari — a n Qatari
cataro — n cold (nasopharyngitis), catarrh
ave cataro — v have a cold
catedral — n cathedral
categoria — n category, class
categori — v categorize, classify; n categorization, classification
cateter — n catheter
cateteri — v catheterize; n catheterization
catodo — n cathode
catolica — a n catholic
catran — n tar
catrani — v tar
catura — v capture, catch
caturamosca (comp) — n flycatcher, chat (bird)
caturamus (comp) — n mousetrap
per catura — a wanted (criminal)
cauboi — n cowboy (North American)
cauri — n cowrie
causa — n cause, grounds
causal — a causal
causalia — n causality
par causa ce — conj because
par causa de — prep because of, due to, owing to
cauta — a cautious, careful, prudent
cautia — n caution, carefulness, prudence
noncauta — a impulsive, foolhardy
noncautia — n impulsiveness, temerity
cauteri — v cauterize; n cauterization
cauterador — n cautery (medical instrument)
cauxo — n rubber
cava — n cave, grotto
caveta — n cavity, hollow, pit, socket (joint)
caveta nasal — n nasal cavity
cavon — n cavern
cava — n kava (plant: species Piper methysticum)
cavalo — n horse (species Equus caballus); knight (chess)
cavaleta — n foal; easel, trestle, sawhorse
cavalo de potia — n horsepower
cavalo osilante — n rocking horse
cavalo peti — n pony
cavalor — n horse rider, horseman, horsewoman; knight, cavalryman; jack (cards)
cavalores — n pl cavalry
cavaloria — n chivalry
la Cavaleta — n Equuleus (constellation)
cavia — n cavy, guinea pig (mammal)
caviar — n caviar
caxa — n box; housing
caxa de arena — n sandbox (US), sandpit (Br)
caxa de carton — n cardboard box
caxa de conversa — n dialog box (computing)
caxa de Pandora — n Pandora's box
caxa de posta — n mailbox, postbox
caxa secur — n safe
caxeta — n drawer; cassette
caxeta audio — n audio cassette
caxeta video — n video cassette
caxon — n crate
caxon funeral — n coffin
caxor — n cashier, clerk, purser, bursar
caxalote — n sperm whale
caxer — a kosher, kasher
caxmir — n cashmere
Caxmir — n Kashmir
caxofa — n artichoke
Cazacstan — n Kazakhstan
cazac — a n Kazakh, Kazakhstani (person, language)
cd — abbr CD, compact disc
ce — det (interrogative) what, which; pron (interrogative, relative) what, that
ce? — intj what?, huh?, eh? (confusion)
ce animal? — what animal?, which animal? (expecting an answer that identifies a type of animal, such as "dogs"; compare "cual")
ce de enferno? — intj what the hell?
ce de mundo? — intj what on earth?
ce es la ora? — what is the time?
ce — conj (subordinating) that
ce — prep conj (comparison) than
ce — n name of letter C
celi — n ceilidh
celtica — a Celtic; n Celtic (language), Celt (person)
celvin — n kelvin (measure)
Cenia — n Kenya
cenian — a n Kenyan
ceratin — n keratin
ceratinosite — n keratocyte
Cerneu — n Cornwall
cerneuica — a Cornish (person, language)
cerubin — n cherub
cesadia — n quesadilla
ceso — n cheese
ceton — n ketone
cetxap — n ketchup
cetxua — a n Quechua (language)
cexa — v complain, whine, kvetch, whinge, rant; n complaint, rant
cexor — n complainer, whiner, whinger, grouch
ci — pron (interrogative, relative) who, whom
ci — n chi (Greek letter)
cidonia — n quince
cile — n chyle
cilia — n keel
la Cilia — n Carina (constellation)
cilo- — pref kilo- (103)
cilovate-ora — n kilowatt-hour
cilt — n kilt
cimera — n chimera
cimica — n chemistry
cimical — a chemical; n chemical
cimiciste — n chemist
cimo — n chyme
cimono — n kimono
Cimri — n Wales
cimrica — a n Welsh (person, language)
cionis — n sheathbill (wading bird)
ciosco — n kiosk, stand, booth
ciosco de polisia — n police box
ciosco de telefon — n telephone box
cipa — n kipa, kippah, yarmulke, zucchetto, skull cap, taqiyah, topi, kufi, beanie
Cipros — n Cyprus
ciprica — a n Cypriote
Cirgiztan — n Kyrgyzstan
cirgiz — a n Kyrgyz, Kyrgyzstani (person, language)
Ciribati — n Kiribati
ciribati — a n Kiribati
cirilica — a n Cyrillic (alphabet)
ciromansia — n chiromancy
cirotera — n bat (mammal)
cisa — adv possibly, maybe, perhaps (more remote than "posable")
citina — n chitin
citinos — a chitinous
ciui — n kiwi (bird, fruit)
cix — n quiche
clace — v n tap dance
clacor — n tap dancer
claceta — n clapperboard
clama — v call, summon, invoke; n call, summons, invocation
clama a servi militar — v n draft, call to military service
clama de nomes — n roll call
es clamada — v be called, be named
clan — n clan
clar — a clear, transparent; plain (to see, to understand), explicit; adv clearly, explicitly
clari — v clarify; n clarification
clarineta — n clarinet
clarinetiste — n clarinetist
claroscura — n chiaroscuro
clarvide — v be clairvoyant, see the future; n clairvoyance
clarvidente — a n clairvoyant
clase — n class
clase alta — n upper class
clase basa — n lower class
clase media — n middle class
clasi — v classify; n classification
clasisme — n classism
clasiste — a snobbish, class-conscious; n snob
clasica — a classic, classical; n classic
clasicisme — n classicism
claustrofobia — n claustrophobia
clave — n key; spanner, wrench
clave alta — n treble clef
clave basa — n bass clef
clave de musica — n clef
clavor — n locksmith, keymaker
clavesimbal — n harpsichord
clavicordio — n clavichord
clavicula — n clavicle, collarbone
clavo — n nail (spike)
clavador — n nail gun
clavi — v nail
claxon — n klaxon, horn, hooter
claxoni — v honk, hoot, sound one's horn
clematis — n clematis
cleptocrata — n cleptocrat
cleptomania — n kleptomania
cleptomanica — a n kleptomaniac
clica — v n click (including mouse, item on screen); rattle
clica destra — v right-click; n right click
clica duple — v double-click; n double click
clica media — v middle-click; n middle click
clica simple — v single-click; n single click
clica sinistra — v left-click; n left click
clica truple — v triple-click; n triple click
clicador — n rattle (toy, device)
cliente — n client, customer
clientes — n pl clientele
clima — n climate, weather
climal — a climatic
climatolojia — n climatology
clinica — n clinic
clinical — a clinical
clip — n clip (audio, video); clip (fastener), paper clip
de clip — a clip-on
clitoris — n clitoris
clitorisal — a clitoral
clixe — n cliché
cloaca — n drain, sewer; cloaca
clone — v clone; n cloning (act); clone (product of cloning)
clorantasia — n hornwort
cloro — n chlorine
clori — v chlorinate; n chlorination
cloroplasto — n chloroplast
clox — n cloche (hat)
club — n club (organization)
clubor — n club member
clui — v close, shut; turn off (tap, power); n closure
cluador — n shutter (camera)
clui la boca! — shut up! (rude)
cluida — a closed; shut
cmer — a n Khmer (person, language)
coabita — v cohabit; n cohabitation
coagula — v coagulate; n coagulation
coala — n koala
coan — n koan
coardo — a cowardly; n coward
coardia — n cowardice
coasal — a coaxial
cordon coasal — n coaxial cable
coautor — n coauthor
coaveni — v coincide; n coincidence
coaveninte — a coincidental; adv coincidentally, by coincidence
cobalto — n cobalt
coca — n coca (family Erythroxylaceae)
cocaina — n cocaine
coc-coc-coc! — intj cluck! (as hen)
coce — v cook; n cookery, cooking
coce lenta — v stew
coceda — a cooked
cocor — n cook (person)
coclea — n cochlea
cocleal — a cochlear
coco — n coconut
coctel — n cocktail
coda — n tail
coda de cavalo — n horse's tail; ponytail (hairstyle)
codal — a caudal, towards the tail; trailing (positioned last)
codigo — n code (laws, computing: not necessarily cryptic)
codigi — v code, encode, codify; n encoding (act)
codigida par color — a color-coded (US), colour-coded (Br)
codigo de baras — n bar code
codo — n elbow
coedal — a n of the same age, peer
coere — v cohere, stay with, stick together; n coherence, consistency
coerente — a coherent, consistent
noncoere — n incoherence, inconsistency
noncoerente — a incoherent, inconsistent
coesiste — v coexist; n coexistence
coiote — n coyote (mammal)
coisa — a n Khoisan (language)
cojea — v limp; n limp
cojeante — a lame, shaky, wobbly, rickety
col — n cabbage (plant, leaves: species Brassica oleracea)
col de brusseles — n Brussels sprout
col risada — n kale
col — n kohl
cola — n glue, paste
coli — v glue, paste
descoli — v unstick, peel off
cola — n cola
colabora — v cooperate, collaborate; n cooperation, collaboration
colaboror — n colleague, collaborator, fellow worker
coladal — a collateral
colar — n collar
colareta — n necklace
colbasa — n kubasa, kolbassa (garlic sausage)
coler — a angry
coleri — v anger, become angry
coleria — n anger, wrath, rage
colera — n cholera
colesterol — n cholesterol
coletiva — a mass, collective; n collective (farm, factory)
coletivisme — n collectivism
coletiviste — a n collectivist
colibri — n hummingbird
colico — n colic
colie — v collect, gather, accumulate, pick; n collection, accumulation, repertoire, set
colie de naras — n anthology
colie de selos — n stamp collecting; stamp collection
colie de tambures — n drum kit
colior — n collector; silky-flycatcher (bird)
colior de naras — n anthologist
recolie — v pick up, reap, harvest; n harvest, crop
recolie de reservas — v raise funds; n fundraising, fundraiser (event)
recolie profitos — n cash crop
recolior de reservas — n fundraiser (person)
coliflor — n cauliflower
colina — n hill
colineta — n mound; tumulus, barrow
colinos — a hilly
colinabo — n rutabaga, swede (vegetable)
colio — n mousebird (bird)
colirabano — n kohlrabi
colo — n neck
colo de utero — n cervix
colobo — n colobus (primate)
colocolo — n monito del monte (mammal)
colofon — n colophon (publishing)
Colombia — n Colombia
colombian — a n Colombian
colon — n colon (anatomy)
colon iritable — n irritable bowel
colona — n column, pillar
colona sinco — n fifth column
colonal — a colonic
serie de colonas — n colonnade
colonia — n colony
coloni — v settle, colonize
colonial — a colonial
coloniste — n colonist, colonial
coloniste prima — n pioneer
color — n color (US), colour (Br), complexion
colori — v color (US), colour (Br)
colorida — a colored (US), coloured (Br)
coloros — a colorful (US), colourful (Br)
descolori — v discolor (US), discolour (Br)
noncolorida — a uncolored (US), coloured (Br)
sin color — a colorless (US), colourless (Br)
television coloros — n color television (US), colour television (Br)
colpa — v hit, strike, pelt, bump, blow, jolt, impact, whack; n strike, stroke, blast, coup, bump, jolt, impact, whack
colpa con axa — v chop (wood)
colpa con cotel — v chop (food)
colpa con palma — n slap, spank, smack
colpa con pede — v kick
colpa de mori — n death blow, coup de grace
colpa de stato — n coup d'etat, coup
colpador — n blaster
colpamosca (comp) — n flyswatter, flyswat
no colpa — v miss (a target)
par un sola colpa — adv in one fell swoop
colposcopio — n colposcope
colugo — n colugo, cobego, flying lemur (mammal)
colza — n rape (plant), rapeseed, canola
coma — n coma
comos — a comatose
comadre — n midwife
comanda — v command, order (troops, goods); n command, order, directive, decree, commission, warrant
comanda per apare — v n summons, subpoena
comandante — a commanding, imperative; n imperative
comandor — n commander
par comanda — a custom-made, custom-order, special-order, custom, bespoke, on demand
comando — n commando
combata — v fight, combat
combator — n fighter
combator de boves — n bullfighter
combina — v combine, amalgamate; n combination, amalgamation, aggregate
combusta — v combust; n combustion
combustable — a combustible; n combustible, fuel
combustable de fosil — n fossil fuel
combustablia — n combustibility
come — v eat, dine; n meal, dinner, supper
comable — a edible
come con se oios — v ogle
come de matina — n breakfast
come de matina tarda — n brunch
come de negosia — n business lunch
come de sera — n supper, evening meal
come media — n lunch
come retirable — n takeout (US), takeaway (Br)
comeda — n food
comeda favoreda — n favorite food (US), favourite food (Br), delicacy
comeda fibros — n roughage
comeda major — n staple (food)
comeda rapida — n fast food
comeda sin nuri — n junk food
comedas — n groceries
comederia — n grocery, grocery store, supermarket
comedor — n grocer
comeria — n eatery, fast food restaurant
cometa — v snack; n snack
comedia — n comedy
comedia de situas — n situation comedy, sitcom
comedial — a comic, comedic, humorous
comediste — n comedian
comensa — v begin, commence, start, establish; n start, beginning; preliminary (attempt, round of competition)
a la comensa de — prep at the beginning of, early in
comensal — a initial
comensante — a beginning
comensante de — prep starting from, leaving from
comensor — n beginner, novice, neophyte, rookie, newbie
de comensa — a preliminary
recomensa — v resume, recommence
comenta — v comment, remark; n comment
comentas — n pl comments, commentary; feedback
comersia — v trade, do business; n trade, commerce
comersial — a commercial
comersiali — v commercialize; put onto the market; n commercialization
comersior — n businessperson, businessman, businesswoman
comersior nononesta — n wheeler-dealer
e-comersia — n e-commerce
cometa — n comet; kite
comforta — v comfort, make comfortable; n comfort
comfortante — a comforting, pleasant
comfortos — a comfortable, comfy
es comfortada par — v be comforted by, take comfort in
malcomforta — n malaise
noncomfortos — a uncomfortable
comica — a funny, comical
comite — n board, committee; panel (of experts)
comite de vila — n town council
comite local — n local council
como — adv (interrogative) how?; conj as, as if; prep like, similarly to
no como — prep unlike; conj unlike how
comoda — n chest of drawers, dresser (stack of drawers)
comoda de cosina — n sideboard (for displaying and storing dishes)
comodeta — n nightstand, bedside table
comodo — n komodo (reptile)
Comor — n Comoros
comori — a n Comorian
compania — n company (organization), firm
compania nova — n startup
sucompania — n subsidiary
compara — v compare; n comparison
compara con realia — v compare with reality; n reality check
comparable — a comparable
comparada — a comparative; adv comparatively
sin compara — a incomparable
comparativa — a n comparative (grammar)
comparti — v share (between people); n share, portion, serving, helping (of food)
comparti de fixes — n file sharing
compas — n compass (for drawing circles)
la Compas — n Circinus (constellation)
compata — a compact
compati — v pity, feel compassion for, feel sorry for; n pity, compassion
autocompati — n self-pity
compatos — a compassionate, humane
sin compati — a pitiless, merciless; adv pitilessly, mercilessly
compensa — v compensate; n compensation
recompensa — v recompense, reward; n recompense, reward
compete — v compete, strive, vie; n competition, contest
competente — a competitive
competor — n competitor, contestant
compila — v compile
compilador — n compiler (computing)
completa — a complete, whole, entire, total; comprehensive, exhaustive; adv completely, wholly, entirely, totally, altogether; n whole; macrocosm; suit (of clothes)
completa con pantalon — n pantsuit (US), trouser suit (Br)
completa de negosia — n business suit
completa de sera — n evening suit, black tie
completa de sporte — n tracksuit
completi — v complete, fulfill (US), fulfil (Br), complement; fill in, fill out (form); n completion, fulfillment (US), fulfilment (Br)
completi un negosia — v cut a deal
completinte — a completing, fulfilling, complementary, supplementary; n complement
complica — v complicate; n complication, complexity
complicada — a complicated, complex
composa — v compose; n composition (act)
composada — n compound
composada de — a composed of, consisting of
composante — a n component
composor — n composer
descomposa — v decompose
descomposada — a decomposed, rotten
compra — v buy, purchase, shop; n purchase (act)
compra manica — n shopping spree
comprada — n purchase (object)
compror — n shopper
comprende — v understand, comprehend; n understanding, interpretation, comprehension, insight
comprendable — a understandable, intelligble, comprehensible
malcomprende — v misunderstand; n misunderstanding
noncomprendable — a unintelligible, incomprehensible
noncomprendablia — n unintelligibility, incomprehensibility
noncomprende — n incomprehension
compresa — v compress; n compression
compromete — v compromise (by making concessions), accommodate; n compromise
compulsa — v compel (mentally); n compulsion
computa — v compute; n computation, computing
computa distribuida — n grid computing
computador — n computer; CPU, central processing unit
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 mainframe computer
supracomputador — n supercomputer
comun — a common, general, ordinary, plain, banal, prevalent; common (shared); adv commonly, generally, widely
comunia — n commonness, ordinariness, prevalence; community; communion
comunia legal — n commune, municipality
comunisme — n communism
comuniste — n communist
noncomun — a uncommon, unusual, eccentric; adv uncommonly, unusually
noncomunia — n unusualness, eccentricity
comunica — v communicate; pass on (illness); n communication
comunicable — a communicable, contagious
intercommunica — v intercommunicate
sesal comunicada — a sexually transmitted
sin comunica — n without communication, incommunicado
comuta — v connect; switch on (machine); n connection, joint, junction
comutada — a connected; on, switched on; online
comutador — n switch (electrical)
descomuta — v disconnect; switch off (machine)
descomutada — a disconnected, switched off, off
con — prep with, in the company of, including; by means of, using (an object)
conca — n shell (mollusc)
concava — a concave
concista — v conquer, take by force; n conquest
concistor — n conqueror, conquistador
nonconcistable — a unconquerable, unbeatable, indomitable
conclui — v conclude, reach a conclusion; n conclusion
concluinte — a conclusive
nonconcluinte — a inconclusive
concombre — n cucumber (species Cucumis sativus)
concombre en vinagra — n pickle
concreta — a concrete (non-abstract)
concubina — n concubine, mistress, paramour
condena — v condemn, convict, sentence (to punishment), doom; n condemnation, conviction, sentence (to punishment), indictment
condenada — a condemned; n condemned, convict
condensa — v condense; n condensation (act)
condensada — a condensed; n condensation (product)
condensador — n capacitor, condenser
condo — n condominium, condo
condom — n condom
condor — n condor
condui — v behave, conduct (oneself); conduct (heat, electricity); n behavior (US), behaviour (Br)
conduinte — a conducting, conductive
conduisme — n behaviorism (US), behaviourism (Br)
malcondui — v misbehave; n misbehavior (US), misbehaviour (Br), misconduct
coneo — n rabbit (mammal: family Leporidae)
coneta — n baby rabbit, bunny
conferi — v confer; n conference, convention
confesa — v confess, admit; n confession, admission
confeto — n candy, sweet, confection
confeto de jelatin — n jelly bean, jelly baby, gum drop
confeto de menta — n mint (confection)
confeto dur — n hard candy, gobstopper
confide — v trust, rely on, confide in; n trust, reliance, confidence
autoconfide — n self-confidence
autoconfidente — a self-confident
confidable — a trustworthy, reliable, responsible
confideda — a trusted, confidential
confidente — a trusting, confident
confidos — a trusting, naive, gullible, ingenuous, innocent, unsophisticated
desconfide — v distrust
tro confidos — a overconfident
confirma — v confirm; n confirmation (including religious)
confirma con se testa — v nod one's head
confisca — v confiscate; n confiscation
conflue — v converge; n convergence, confluence
conforma — v conform, match
confusa — v confuse, perplex, bewilder; n confusion, perplexity, bewilderment
confusada — a confused
confusante — a confusing
Confuzi — n Confucius
confuzisme — n Confucianism
confuziste — n Confucian
Congo — n Congo
congoles — a n Congolese
congresa — n congress
congresor — n member of congress, congressman, congresswoman
coniac — n cognac, brandy
conifer — a coniferous; n conifer
conio — n poison hemlock (species Conium maculatum)
conjela — v congeal
conjenital — a congenital
conjesta — v congest (medical); n congestion (medical)
conjesta de trafica — n traffic congestion, traffic jam
conjestada — a congested (medical)
conjuga — v conjugate; n conjugation
conjunta — n coordinating conjunction (grammar)
conjuntiva — n conjunctiva
conjuntivite — n conjunctivitis
cono — a conic, conical; n cone
conopofaje — n gnateater (bird)
conose — v know (person, place), be acquainted with; n knowledge (of a person, place)
conosal — a cognitive
conoseda — a known; n acquaintance (person)
la (cosa, etc) conoseda como X — n the so-called X
nonconosable — a unknowable
nonconoseda — a unknown
nonconosente — a unknowing, ignorant
nonreconosable — a unrecognizable
poca conoseda — a little-known, esoteric
reconosable — a recognizable
reconose — v recognize; n recognition
reconose la valua de — v recognize the value of, appreciate
consela — v advise, counsel; n advice
conselor — n councilor (US), councillor (Br), advisor, consul, chancellor
conselor privada — n confidant, confessor
malconsela — v misadvise
consensa — a conscious, aware, mindful; n consciously, mindfully
consensi — v realize, become aware of
consensia — n consciousness, awareness
nonconsensa — a unconscious, unaware
suconsensa — a subconscious, subliminal
suconsensia — n subconscious, unconscious (mind)
consentra — v concentrate; n focus, concentration
consentrador — n hub (computer)
consentral — a concentric
consepi — v conceive (pregnancy); n conception
conserna — v concern, be important to, be of interest to, relate to; n concern, matter of importance, business, affair
consernante — prep concerning, with regard to
no tu conserna — none of your business
conserta — n concert (music)
conserta de avias — n dawn chorus
sala de consertas — n concert hall, auditorium
consertina — n concertina
conserva — v conserve, preserve; n conservation, preservation
conserval — a conservative; n conservative
conservalisme — n conservatism
conservaliste — a n conservative
conservisme — n conservationism
conserviste — a n conservationist
conseta — n concept
consetal — a conceptual
conseti — v conceive (concept), conceptualize; n conception (of concept)
malconseti — v misconceive; n misconception
considera — v consider
considerante ce — conj considering that, given that, as, since
consiensa — n conscience
consiensos — a conscientious
consilia — v consult; n consultation, council
consilior — n consultant
reconsilia — v reconcile, make up; n reconciliation
consisa — a concise
consola — v console; n consolation
consolador — n dildo
es consolada par — v be consoled by, take solace in
trova un consola en — v find consolation in, take solace in
consonante — a consonant (music, phonetics); n consonant (phonetics)
consonante con vose — a voiced consonant
consonante sin vose — a voiceless consonant
conspira — v conspire; n conspiracy, intrigue, connivance, plot
teoria de conspira — n conspiracy theory
constante — a constant, invariant, stable, steady, permanent; adv constantly; n constant, invariant
constela — v constellate; n constellation
constipa — v constipate; n constipation
constitui — v constitute, establish; n constitution, charter (of organization)
constitual — a constitutional
reconstitui — v reconstitute; n reconstitution
constrinje — v constrain; n constraint
construi — v build, construct; n construction
construida — n building, edifice
construinte — a building, constructing, constructive
construor — n builder, constructor
reconstrui — v reconstruct, rebuild, remake, reassemble, refurbish; n reconstruction, rebuilding
consul — n consul
consuma — v consume, deplete, expend, exhaust, use up, spend; n consumption, depletion
consumante tempo — a time-consuming
consumor — n consumer
nonconsumable — a inexhaustible
conta — v count, enumerate; n count
conta de popla — n census
contador — n counter (device)
contador de Geiger — n Geiger counter
desconta — v discount; n discount, rebate (business)
malconta — v miscount
conta — n account (bank, online, etc)
contor — n accountant
contamina — v pollute, contaminate; n pollution, contamination
contaminante — n contaminant
descontamina — v decontaminate; n decontamination
contata — v contact; n contact
conte — n count, earl
contesa — n countess
contia — n county, shire, earldom
viseconte — n viscount
contempla — v contemplate, contemplation
contemplante — a contemplating, contemplative
contempora — a contemporary; n contemporary
conteni — v contain
contenador — n container
contenida — n contents
contente — a glad, content, satisfied
contentia — n contentment
noncontente — a discontented; n discontent
continente — n continent, mainland
continental — a continental
sucontinente — n subcontinent
continua — v continue, be still -ing; n continuum
continuante — a continuing, continuous, continual, contguous; adv continuously
el continua labora — he is still working
esta va continua — to be continued
contorse — v contort, squirm, writhe; distort; misrepresent; n contortion, distortion
contra — prep against
a contra — adv by contrast
contra esta — adv against this, however, nonetheless
contrabanda — v smuggle; n contraband
contrabanda umana — n human trafficking
contrabandor — n smuggler
contrabaso — n double bass
contraconsepi — n contraception
contraconsepal — a n contraceptive, birth control
contraconsepi emerjensial — n emergency contraception
contrademostra — v disprove; n disproof
contradise — v contradict; n contradiction
contraindica — v contraindicate; n contraindication
contralto — n contralto
contrasta — v contrast; n contrast
par contrasta — a contrasted; adv however, nevertheless
contrata — v contract; n contraction, spasm
contrataca — v n counterattack
contraterorisme — n counterterrorism
contrateroriste — a counterterrorist
contrato — n contract (document)
contrato de lua — n lease
contrato de paia — n payment schedule
contrato de securi — n insurance policy
contravenena — n antidote
contri — a n country (music)
contribui — v contribute
contribuor — n contributor; taxpayer
controla — v control
controlador — n driver (computing)
controlador de aparata — n device driver
controlador de primador — n printer driver
controlor — n controller
controversa — a controversial
controversia — n controversy
contusa — v bruise; n bruise, contusion
conveni — v suit, be appropriate, be convenient, be compatible; n convenience, compatibility
como conveninte — adv as appropriate
conveninte — a suitable, proper, fit, compatible, appropriate, convenient, opportune
conveninte per primi — a suitable for printing, printer-friendly
nonconveni — n inconvenience
nonconveninte — a inconvenient, inopportune; adv inconveniently, inopportunely
converje — v converge; n converging, convergence
conversa — v converse; n conversation, dialog (US), dialogue (Br)
conversa intima — n pillow talk
conversa privada — n private conversation, tête-à-tête
converti — v convert; n conversion
convinse — v convince, persuade; n convincing, persuading, persuasion
convoia — n convoy
convoia de autos — n motorcade
convoia de furnis — n supply convoy
convulsa — v convulse; n convulsion
coopera — v cooperate; n cooperation
coordina — v coordinate; n coordination; coordinate
coordina cartesian — n Cartesian coordinate
copa — v cup (without handles), goblet, beaker
copa de portaseno — n bra cup
la Copa — n Crater (constellation)
copec — n kopek
copia — v copy; n copy
autocopia — v self-replicate, autoreplicate; n self-replication
autocopiante — a self-replicating, autoreplicating
copia de securia — n backup copy
copia e coli — v cut and paste, copy and paste; n cut and paste, copy and paste
copia esata — v replicate; n replication
copia per securia — v back up, make a backup copy of
copula — v copulate, mate, have sex; n copulation, coitus, mating
cor — n heart (including card suit), core
coraje — n courage, bravery
coraji — v encourage; n encouragement
corajos — a brave, courageous
descoraji — v discourage; n discouragement
descorajida — a discouraged, dejected
coral — n coral
coral — n corral
corda — n cord, rope; chord (geometry)
corda elastica — n elastic cord, bungee, bungee rope
corda ombilical — a umbilical cord
corda tensada — n tightrope
cordeta — n string, shoelace
cordon — n thick rope, cable, hawser
core — v run, flow
core lenta — v jog
coror — n runner, jogger
Corea — n Korea
Corea Norde — n North Korea (also Txoson)
Corea Sude — n South Korea (also Tehan)
corean — a n Korean (person, language)
corea — n leash
lia con corea — v leash
coredor — n corridor, aisle, passageway, hall
corelata — v correlate; n correlation
corente — a current, ongoing; n current (water, electricity); courante (music, dance)
corente eletrical — n electric current
coreografia — n choreography
coreografiste — n choreographer
coresponde — v correspond (communicate, be equivalent); n correspondence
corespondente — a corresponding, equivalent; n correspondent (letter writer, reporter); counterpart
coreta — a correct, right, appropriate; adv correctly, properly
autocoreti — v self-correct
autocoretinte — a self-correcting
coretable — a correctable, corrigible
coreti — v correct; n correction, discipline
noncoreta — a incorrect, wrong, inappropriate
noncoretable — a uncorrectable, incorrigible
noncoretia — n incorrectness, wrongness
coriandro — n coriander
cormoran — n cormorant, shag (bird)
cornamusa — n bagpipe, bagpipes
cornea — n cornea
corneal — a corneal
corneo — n dogwood (plant: genus Cornus)
cornisa — n ledge, sill
corno — n horn (of animal, music)
coro — n chorus, choir
coral — a choral; n chorale
coriste — n chorister
corode — v corrode; n corrosion
corona — n crown
coroni — v crown; n crowning, coronation
descoroni — v uncrown
la Corona Norde — n Corona Borealis (constellation)
la Corona Sude — n Corona Australis (constellation)
coronel — n colonel
coroneta — n coronet, tiara, diadem
corpo — n body; corps
corpal — a somatic, corporal
corpeta — n corpuscle
corpi — n embody
corpo de comunica — n signals corps
corpo mor — n dead body, corpse, carcass
de corpo capas — a able-bodied
corpora — v incorporate; n corporation, guild
corsa — v race; n race; racing
corsa de cavalos — n horse race; horseracing
corsa de ostaculos — n hurdle race
Corse — n Corsica
corsu — a n Corsican (person, language)
corseto — n corset
corsetor — n corsetiere
corta — a short, brief, laconic; adv briefly
cortador — n clippers (electrical)
corti — v shorten, trim, prune, crop, abbreviate; n trim, abbreviation (act, result)
corti la barba — v shave
corti la erba — v mow
cortia — n brevity
cortierba (comp) — n lawnmower
cortierba puiable — n push mower, unmotorized lawnmower
cortiungia (comp) — n nail clipper
cortor — n cutter, mower (person)
corte — n court (of law, royal)
corte de apela — n court of appeals, appellate court
corte militar — n court martial, military court
corte suprema — n supreme court
cortea — v court, woo, date; n courtship, date, dating
cortes — a polite, cordial
cortesia — n politeness, compliment, civility, etiquette
cortesia de rede — n netiquette
noncortes — a impolite, rude, impudent, cheeky, irreverent
noncortesia — n impoliteness, rudeness, impudence, cheek, cheekiness, irreverence
cortex — n cortex; bark (of tree)
cortex serebral — n cerebral cortex
cortexal — a cortical
cortina — n curtain, drape
cortina enrolante — n window blind, window shade
cortina venezian — n venetian blind
cortinas — n drapery
Corvatsca — n Croatia
corvatsce — a n Croatian (person, language)
corvo — n crow, raven
la Corvo — n Corvus (constellation)
cosa — n thing, affair, matter
no cosa — pron nothing
noncosia — n nothingness
cosa — a n Xhosa (language)
cose — v sew, stitch
cosador — n sewing machine
cosor — n sewer, seamster, seamstress
cosina — n kitchen; cuisine, cooking style
cosina refinada — n haute cuisine
cosineto — n bearing (of machine)
cosinus — n cosine
cosmetica — a n cosmetic; adv cosmetically
cosmo — n outer space, cosmos
cosmal — a cosmic
cosmogonia — n cosmogony
cosmolojia — n cosmology
cosmolojiste — n cosmologist
Cosovo — n Kosovo
cosovan — a Kosovan
costa — v cost; n cost, expense
costa de posta — n postage (cost)
sin costa — a free (for no cost), gratis, toll-free; adv free
costa — n coast, shore
costal — a coastal, offshore; adv offshore
Costa Ivor — n Ivory Coast
ivorian — a n Ivorian
Costa Rica — n Costa Rica
costarican — a n costarican
costela — n rib, chop (of meat)
costela — n co-star
costum — n custom, routine, usage, social convention
costumal — a customary, default; adv customarily, by default
costura — n seam
cotel — n knife
colpa con cotel — v stab, jab
colpa de cotel — n stab, jab
cotel composada — n Swiss army knife
cotel de pox — n pocket knife, folding knife, jackknife
coteli — v cut, stab (with knife)
cotinga — n cotinga (bird)
cotino — n smoke tree (genus Cotinus)
coto — n koto (japanese instrument)
coton — n cotton (plant, fiber: genus Gossypium)
coton de zucar — n cotton candy (US), candyfloss (Br)
de coton — a cotton
coturnix — n quail
covre — v cover; n coverage
covre completa — v cover fully; n full coverage
covrebuco (comp) — n stopgap
covrelampa (comp) — n lampshade, lightshade
covreleto (comp) — n blanket, quilt, duvet
covrelibro (comp) — n dust jacket
covrente — n cover, covering, lid, top
covreoio (comp) — n eyepatch
covreorea (comp) — n (pair of) earmuffs
covrepeto (comp) — n bib (of garment)
covreseso (comp) — n cache-sexe, loincloth
covretable (comp) — n tablecloth
covreteta (comp) — n nipple shield, pasty
covretota (comp) — n overalls, boilersuit, jumpsuit
covrevaso — (comp) = n tea cosy
covreveranda (comp) — n awning
descovre — v discover, uncover, find out; n discovery
descovror — n discoverer
(retira) noncovreda — n overdraft
coxa — n thigh
cozaxoc — n kozachok, kazachok (dance)
crabe — n crab
crabe de rio — n crayfish
la Crabe — n Cancer (constellation)
crac! — n crack, crunch, snap (breaking sound); intj crack!, crunch!, snap!
craci — v crack, crunch, scrunch, snap (make breaking sound)
cracen — n kraken (mythological creature)
crampo — n cramp (of muscle)
cranio — n skull
cranial — a cranial
crase — v crush, squash, mash, flatten, smash, run over; n crushing, squashing
crase su pede — v crush under foot, trample, tread on
crasenoza (comp) — n nutcracker (tool, bird)
crasula — n jade plant (species Crassula ovata)
crater — n crater
cravata — n necktie, tie
cravata papilin — n bow tie
crea — v create, make, cause to exist; n creation (the act of)
autocreada — a self-made
crea corente — n improvisation
creada — a created; n creature, creation (result of act)
creante — a creating, creative
creor — n creator
creos — a creative
creosia — n creativity
recrea — v recreate (create anew); n recreation (repeated creation); recreation (enjoyable activity)
crede — v believe; n belief, creed, doctrine
credable — a believable, credible, plausible
credablia — n credibility
credor — n believer
credos — a credulous, gullible, superstitious
credosia — n credulity
noncredable — a unbelievable, incredible; incredibly good, fabulous, fantastic
noncredablia — n incredibility
noncrede — n disbelief, incredulity
noncredente — a disbelieving, incredulous
noncredor — n nonbeliever
credito — n credit (money)
creditor — n creditor
crema — n cream, lotion
crema bayern — n Bavarian cream, bavarois
crema catalan — n crema catalana
crema de caramel — n creme caramel, caramel custard, flan (US)
crema de la crema — n creme de la creme
crema de menta — n creme 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 engles — n creme anglaise, custard
crema jelada — n ice cream
crema solal — n suncream, sunblock
descremida — a skimmed (milk)
creol — a n creole
creol aitian — a n Haitian Creole, Kreyol Ayisyen (language)
crepe — n crêpe, pancake
crepita — v crackle; n crackle
crese — v grow, develop, expand; n growth, development, expansion
crese rapida — v grow quickly, burgeon
cresente — a growing, increasing; adv increasingly, more and more, ever more; n crescent; croissant
creson — n cress
creson de acua — n watercress
cresta — n crest (of wave, of bird, heraldic)
cresta de la arte — n state of the art
cresta de la tecnica — n state of the art
creta — n chalk
cretin — a cretinous; n cretin
creve — v burst, puncture; n puncture
cri — a n Cree (person, language)
cria — v cry, shout, scream, yell; n shout, scream
crieta — v n whimper
crior — n crier; screamer (bird)
criceta — n cricket (game)
cricetor — n cricketer
criceto — n hamster (mammal)
crico — n jack (for lifting)
crici — v jack up
cril — n krill
crimin — n crime
crimin de gera — n war crime
crimin de odia — n hate crime
crimin organizada — n organized crime, mob
criminal — a criminal, delinquent; n criminal, delinquent
criminali — v criminalize
criminalia — n criminality; underworld
criminolojia — n criminology
descriminali — v decriminalize
crinera — n mane, mop (of hair)
criofil — a cryophilic; n cryophile
criofilia — n cryophilia
criosirurjia — n cryosurgery
criptografia — n cryptography, cryptology
criptografiste — n cryptographer, cryptologist
cripton — n krypton
cris — n kris (southeast Asian knife)
crisantemo — n chrysanthemum
crise — n crisis
crise coler — n temper tantrum
crise de coleria — n temper tantrum
cristal — a crystalline; n crystal
cristal licuida — n liquid crystal
cristali — v crystallize; n crystallization
Cristo — n Christ
cristian — a n Christian
cristiania — n Christianity
criterio — n criterion, criteria
critica — v criticize, reproach, tell off; n criticism, reproach
criticiste — n critic
crixniste — a n Krishnaist
crixnisme — n Krishnaism, Hare Krishna
croce — n croquet
croco — n crocus
crocodil — n crocodile
cromo — n chromium
cronica — a chronic
cronolojia — n chronology
cronolojial — a chronological
cronolojiste — n chronologist
cronometre — n stopwatch, timer
cronometri — v time
crosta — n crust, scab, rind (of cheese)
crosti — v encrust; n encrustation
croxe — v crochet
cru — a raw, uncooked, crude, gross
cruel — a cruel
cruelia — n cruelty
cruji — v n creak, groan (low-pitched sound)
crup — n croup (inflammation)
crus — n cross (shape), crucifix, crucifixion post
crus de vias — n crossroads
Crus Roja — n Red Cross
crusi — v crucify; n crucifixion
la Crus — n Crux (constellation)
crusa — v cross, intersect; n crossing, intersection
crusada — v crusade; n crusade
crusador — n crusader
crusca — n bran
crut — n crwth (Welsh instrument)
cruton — n crouton
cuac-cuac! — intj quack! (as duck); croak!, ribbet! (as frog)
cuadra — a square; n square; frame
cuadrador — n set square, carpenter's square
cuadri — v square
cuadrida — a squared
de cuadras — a checked, checkered
la Cuadrador — n Norma (constellation)
cuadrilia — n quadrille (music, dance)
cuai — n chopstick
Cuait — n Kuwait
cuaiti — a n Kuwaiti
cual — det (interrogative) which; pron (interrogative) which, which one; pron (relative) which, that
cual animal? — which animal? (expecting an answer that identifies an individual animal, such as "the dog on the left"; compare "ce")
cual cosa — pron (interrogative) what (thing)?
cual es — conj i.e.
cual es per dise — conj namely, that is to say, in other words, i.e.
cualce — det any, any at all, whichever (you like); pron any, no matter which, whichever, so-and-so
a cualce loca — adv anywhere (at all), wherever (you like)
a cualce modo — adv in any way (at all), by any means (you like), in whatever way
a cualce ora — adv at any time (at all), whenever (you like)
a cualce ves — adv at any occasion (at all), whenever (you like)
cualce cosa — pron anything (at all), whatever (you like)
cualcun — pron anyone, anybody (doesn't matter who), whoever (you like)
cualia — n quality, feature, trait, attribute, characteristic
cualia de labora — n quality of work, workmanship
cualia de vive — n quality of life, well-being
cualia spesial — n feature, special feature
cuando — adv (interrogative) when?; (relative) when; conj when
sempre cuando — conj whenever
cuantia — n quantity, amount, magnitude; number (how many in total, but not position in sequence)
a no cuantia — adv in no quantity, not at all
a no cuantia ma — adv in no quantity but, merely
cuantia de mores — n death toll
cuanto — det adv (interrogative) how many? how much?; adv (relative) however many, however much
cuanto — n quantum
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
cuarzo — n quartz
cuasar — n quasar
cuasi — adv almost, nearly
cuasi cadun — pron almost everyone
cuatrigalon — n quart
cuatrim — n quarter (money)
cuatro — det four ; a fourth (ordinal)
cuatri — v quarter; n quarter, fourth (fraction)
cuatrida — a quartered; quarto (book size)
cuatruple — a quadruple; n quartet; set of quadruplets
cuatrojemelo — n quadruplet
cuatroladal — a n quadrilateral
cuatronaria — a quaternary (geology, chemistry)
cuatropedal — a quadrupedal; n quadruped
cuaxiorcor — n kwashiorkor (disease)
cuba — a cubic; n cube
Cuba — n Cuba
cuban — a n Cuban
cucaraxa — n cockroach (order Blattaria)
cuci — n cookie (in browser)
cucu — n cuckoo
cucui — n candlenut tree
cucurucu! — intj cock-a-doodle-doo! (as rooster)
cudzu — n kudzu (vine)
cuerca — n oak (tree: genus Quercus)
cuetsal — n quetzal (bird, money)
cuieta — a quiet, calm, soft, faint, stealthy; adv quietly, calmly, softly, faintly, stealthily
cuieti — v quieten, calm, calm down
cuietia — n quiet, calm, quietness, calmness
noncuieta — a uneasy
cuiz — n quiz (game)
culier — n spoon, scoop
culier de table — n tablespoon (spoon, measure)
culier de te — n teaspoon (spoon, measure)
culieri — v (transfer by) spoon
culieron — n ladle
culmine — n peak, summit, top, crest, climax, culmination; summit (meeting)
culmini — v peak, crest, climax, culminate
culo — n ass (US), arse (Br), butt, bum (informal: buttocks)
culeta — n bun, cheek (informal: buttock)
culom — n coulomb (measure)
culote — n (pair of) tap pants (US), French knickers (Br)
culpa — v n blame
culpable — a guilty, blameworthy, culpable, responsible
culpablia — n guilt
desculpa — v exonerate
nonculpable — a innocent (of crime), blameless, not guilty
cultiva — v cultivate, farm, grow (something); n crop, cultivation, agriculture, culture (medical)
alterna de cultiva — n crop rotation
cultivable — a cultivatable, farmable, growable
cultivada — a cultivated, farmed
cultivador — n cultivator, tiller (machine)
cultival — a agricultural; adv agriculturally
cultiveria — n farm
cultivor — n farmer, grower, agriculturalist, cultivator (person)
noncultivada — a uncultivated
culto — n cult
cultiste — n cultist
culto de personalia — n personality cult
cultur — n culture, lifestyle
cultural — a cultural
cumbia — n cumbia (dance)
cumin — n cumin
cumula — v accumulate; n accumulation
cumulante — a cumulative
cumulo — a n cumulus (cloud)
cumulin — a cumulous
cumulos — a cumulous
cuna — n cradle
cuneo — n wedge, chock
cungfu — n kung fu
cuno — n pussy (informal: vagina)
cuol — n quoll (mammal)
cuoro — n leather
cuoro vernisada — n patent leather
cupola — n dome
cupola jeodesial — n geodesic dome
cupre — n copper
cupri — v copper
cura — v care, care for, take care of (person), nurse (sick person); n care, concern; custody
ci cura? — intj who cares? (expressing disinterest)
curante — a careful, deliberate; adv carefully, deliberately
curor — n carer, nurse (hospital worker)
descura — v neglect; n negligence, apathy
noncurante — a uncaring, indifferent
curcuma — n turmeric
Curdistan — n Kurdistan
curdi — a n Kurdish, Kurd (person, language)
cureta — n curette
cureti — v perform curettage; n curettage
curgan — n kurgan
curio — n curium (element)
curios — a curious, inquisitive, nosy (but not arousing curiosity)
curiosia — n curiosity
curlo — n curlew (wading bird)
curso — n course, path, track, trail, circuit, trajectory
curso alta — n upper course (of river)
curso basa — n lower course (of river)
curso corespondente — n correspondence course
curso de corsa — n racetrack, racecourse
curso de ostaculos — n obstacle course
curso de studia — n course of study
curso enlinia — n online course, internet course
curso intensa — n crash course
cursos — n pl curriculum
estra cursos — a extracurricular
cursor — n cursor (computing); courser (wading bird)
curva — a curved, bent (naturally); n curve, bend
curvable — a bendy, flexible
curvablia — n flexibility
curvi — v bend (cause to bend)
curvida — a bent
curvos — a curvy, voluptuous, curvaceous, sensuous
cusin — n cousin
cuticula — n cuticle
cuxin — n cushion, pillow
-da — suf passive participle (added to v: a being ...ed; n person or thing that is ...ed)
Dacia — n Dacia
dacota — a n Dakota (language)
dado — n die, dice
dados — n pl dice
daga — n dagger
dagare — n Dagaare (person)
dagereotipo — n daguerreotype
daiciri — n daiquiri
dalia — n dahlia
Dalmasia — n Dalmatia
dalmasian — a n Dalmatian; n dalmatian (dog breed)
daltonisme — n daltonism
dama — n lady, dame, gentlewoman; bridesmaid; queen (chess, cards)
dama de onora — n maid of honor (US), maid of honour (Br)
damas — n checkers, draughts (game)
damia — n ladyship
dana — v damage; n damage
dana criminal — n vandalism
Danmarc — n Denmark
dansce — a Danish; n Danish (person, language), Dane
dansa — v dance, prance; n dance
dansa de folclor — n folk dance
dansa de moria — n danse macabre
dansa de ventre — n belly dance
dansa de xarleston — n charleston (dance)
danson — n ball, formal dance
dansor — n dancer
dardo — n dart
darma — n dharma
darmstadtio — n darmstadtium (element)
darvix — n dervish
data — n date (on calendar)
dati — v date (define the date of)
datila — n date (fruit: species Phoenix dactylifera)
datilo — n date tree (species Phoenix dactylifera)
datilo — n dactyl (poetry)
datilal — a dactylic
dativa — a n dative
dato — n datum
datos — n pl data
datura — n datura (plant genus Datura)
dau — n Tao
dauisme — n Taoism
dauiste — n Taoist
de — prep of, owned by; containing; from, out of, away from, off; since (in time)
a 24 oras de la dia — adv 24 hours a day
de ala — adv from there, thence
de alora — adv from then on, since then, any longer
de aora — adv from now on, henceforth
de asi — adv from here, hence
de ce — conj (time) since
de ci — of whom, whose (relative)
de cual — of which, whose (relative)
de cuando — conj (time) since
de do — adv from where, where from, whence
de esta — adv thereof
de esta loca — adv from this place, away
de — n name of letter D
debe — v owe; must, should, ought to, need to, have to (social obligation); n duty
como debe es — as it should be, as things should be
debe de casa — n housework, homework
debil — a feeble, weak
debili — v weaken, languish, attenuate; n attenuation
debilia — n weakness
deca- — pref deca- (101)
decagon — a decagonal; n decagon
decalogo — n decalog (US), decalogue (Br), Ten Commandments
decano — n dean (religious, university)
declara — v declare, state, assert; n statement, declaration, assertion, manifesto
declara de stilos — n style sheet
declina — v decline; n declination
decora — v decorate, adorn, trim, garnish; n decoration, ornament, garnish
decoror — n decorator
dedica — v dedicate, devote; n dedication, devotion
deduador — n abductor (muscle)
dedui — v deduce, infer, derive; n deduction, inference, derivation
deduinte — a deductive, inferential
defeca — v defecate; n defecation
defende — v defend, advocate; n defense (US), defence (Br)
autodefende — n self-defense (US), self-defence (Br)
defende de tesi — n viva voce, oral defense
defendor — n defender, advocate, apologist
sin defende — a defenseless (US), defenceless (Br), vulnerable
defeta — n defeat
defetisme — n defeatism
defetiste — n defeatist
defeto — n defect, glitch, bug
defetos — a defective
desdefetador — n debugger
desdefeti — v debug
defia — v defy, challenge; n challenge
defiante — a challenging, defiant
defini — v define; n definition; clue (in word game)
definida — a defined, definite
defininte — a definitive
defise — a n deficit
defla — v deflate; n deflation
degrada — v degrade; n degradation
degradante — a degrading, derogatory
dejeto — n garbage, waste, trash, rubbish, litter, refuse
dejeteria — n transfer station, garbage dump, landfill (site), rubbish heap, dumping ground; dustheap, slag heap
dejetor — n sanitation worker, garbage man, dustman
delega — v delegate; n delegation
delegada — a delegated; n delegate
deleta — v delight; n delight; delicacy, appetizer, aperitif
deletada — a delighted
deleteria — n delicatessen
deletos — a delightful, delicious, sensuous
delfin — n dolphin
la Delfin — n Delphinus (constellation); the Dauphin
delicata — a delicate, easily damaged, sensitive, flimsy
delinia — a adv offline
delirio — n delirium
delirios — a delirious
delta — n delta (Greek letter, of river)
delude — v disappoint; n disappointment, anticlimax
delude de suspende — n anticlimax
deludente — a disappointing, anticlimactic; adv anticlimactically
deluvia — v flood, deluge; n flood, deluge, torrent
demagogo — n demagogue
demagogia — n demagogy, demagoguery
demanda — v ask, inquire, enquire; n question, inquiry, enquiry, petition
demanda autorespondente — n rhetorical question
demanda gidante — n leading question
demanda per — v ask for, request
demanda se — n ask oneself, wonder
fa un demanda — v ask a question, pose a question, put a question
demente — a demented, insane, crazy, mad
dementia — n dementia, insanity, madness
democrata — n democrat
democratia — n democracy
democratial — a democratic
demografia — n demography
demografial — a demographic
demografiste — n demographer
demon — n demon
demonal — a demonic
demonolojia — n demonology
demostra — v demonstrate, prove; n demonstration, proof
demostrable — a demonstrable, probable
demostrablia — n demonstrability, provability
nondemostrada — a unproven, unconfirmed
demotica — a demotic
dendrite — n dendrite
dendritos — a dendritic
denge — n dengue (disease)
denim — n denim
de denim — a denim
denova — adv again, anew, afresh
densa — a dense, thick
densi — a compress (data)
densia — n density; resolution (of image)
dente — n tooth
dental — a dental; n dental (consonant)
dente canin — n canine tooth
dente molente — n molar
dente sisorante — n incisor
dentiste — n dentist
denton — n tusk, fang
eruta de dentes — n teething
dentela — n lace
denteleon — n dandelion
denunsia — v denounce; n denouncement
departamento — n department
departi — v depart, leave; n departure, parting
departinte de — prep starting from, leaving from
depende — v depend, rely; n dependence, dependency; reliance, addiction
dependente — a dependent, conditional, provisory; addicted; n addict
dependente de — prep dependent on
dependente si — conj on condition that, provided that
nondepende — n independence
nondependente — a independent; adv independently
deplora — v deplore, bemoan
deplorable — a deplorable
depone — v deposit; n sedimentation
deponeda — n sediment, silt
depresa — v depress (push down, sadden); n depression; trough (of wave)
depresa economial — n economic depression
deriva — v derive; n derivation
derivada — a derived, derivative; n derivative
derma — n dermis
dermatera — n earwig
dermatolojia — n dermatology
des — det ten; a tenth (ordinal)
cuatrodes — det forty; a fortieth (ordinal)
des-du — det twelve; a twelfth (ordinal)
desdui — v split into twelve; n twelfth (fraction)
desduple — n dozen
desi — v split into ten; n tenth (fraction)
dudes — det twenty; a twentieth (ordinal)
dudesi — v split into twenty; n twentieth (fraction)
novedes — det ninty; a nintieth (ordinal)
otodes — det eighty; a eightieth (ordinal)
sesdes — det sixty; a sixtieth (ordinal)
setedes — det seventy; a seventieth (ordinal)
sincodes — det fifty; a fiftieth (ordinal)
tredes — det thirty; a thirtieth (ordinal)
tredes-alga — det thirty-something; a thirty-somethingth (ordinal)
des- — pref dis-, un- (added to v: v undo the ...ing; becomes de- before S, Z, J, X)
desastre — n disaster, crash, catastrophe, calamity
desastros — a disastrous, catastrophic
descrive — v describe; n description
desembre — n December (month)
desende — v descend, alight, get off, decline
desendente — a descending; n descendant, scion
desenio — n decade
deser — n dessert
deserto — n desert
deserti — v become desert; n desertification
desi- — pref deci- (10-1)
deside — v decide, resolve; n decision, verdict, resolution
desidente — a decisive
desim — n dime (money)
desimal — a decimal
desinia — v draw, sketch, illustrate; design, plan (creatively); n drawing, sketch, illustration; design, configuration
desiniador — n graphics program
desinieta — v n doodle
desinior — n designer
desira — v desire, wish; n desire, wish
desira nonpratical — n wishful thinking
desirada — a desirable; n object of desire
nondesirada — a undesired, undesirable
si desirada — adv optional, if desired
desista — v desist
desmaia — v faint; n faintness (feeling faint)
despedi — v dismiss (employee), fire, sack
despera — v despair; n despair
desperante — a desperate
desposi — v dispose (someone to); n disposition, predisposition, attitude
desposida — a inclined, disposed, predisposed
despresa — v despise; n contempt
destina — v destine; n destination; destiny
destra — a n right (not left)
a destra — adv on the right
a destra de — prep on the right of
destrisme — n rightism (political)
destriste — a n right-wing, rightist (political)
destros — a handy, dextrous, skillful (US), skilful (Br)
destrae — v distract; n distraction
destrui — v destroy, demolish; n destruction, demolition
autodestrui — v self-destruct
autodestruinte — a self-destructive
destruor — n destroyer, demolisher
nondestruable — a indestructible
deta — n debt, debit
deta de jua — n gambling debt
detalia — v n detail
detalios — a detailed, elaborate
deterjente — n detergent
deterjente de platos — n dishwashing liquid (US), washing-up liquid (Br)
determina — v determine; n determination
autodetermina — v self-determine, self-direct; self-determination
determinante — n determiner, determinative (grammar)
determinante de demanda — n interrogative determiner (grammar)
determinisme — n determinism
deterministe — a deterministic; n determinist
nondeterminada — a indeterminate
nondeterministe — a non-deterministic
deteta — v detect, discern; n detection
detetor — n detective
detrito — n debris, detritus
deuterio — n deuterium
Deutxland — n Germany
deutx — a n German (person, language)
developa — v develop; n development
developa la gripe — v catch cold
deveni — v become
deverje — v divert, diverge, turn in another direction; n divergence
devia — v deviate, stray; n deviation, aberration, detour
deviante — a deviating, deviated, stray, abberant
devora — v devour, gobble
dia — n day (not night)
a la otra dia — adv the other day
dia completa — n day (24-hour period)
Dia D — n D-day
Dia de Memoria — n Remembrance Day
dia santa — n sabbath (religious day of week)
dial — a daily, diurnal (occurring once a day)
media-dia — n midday, noon
diabete — n diabetes
diabetal — a diabetic
diablo — n devil, Satan
diablo tasmanian — n Tasmanian devil (mammal)
diablos — a diabolic, diabolical
diacon — n deacon
diafana — a translucent, diaphanous, sheer, gauzy, filmy, see-through, transparent (fabric)
diafania — n translucency
diaframa — n diaphragm
diaframa contraconsepal — n contraceptive diaphragm
diagnose — v diagnose; n diagnosis, diagnostics
maldiagnose — v misdiagnose; n misdiagnosis
programas de diagnose — n diagnostic tools (computing)
diagonal — a diagonal, slanted
dialetica — n dialectic
dialeticiste — n dialectician
dialeto — n dialect
diamante — n diamond (including card suit)
diamante mandarin — n zebra finch
diametre — n diameter
dianto — n pink (plant: genus Dianthus)
diapositiva — n slide (photography)
diarea — n diarrhea (US), diarrhoea (Br)
diario — n diary
dies — a n sharp (music)
dieta — v n diet
dieta intensa — n crash diet
dietiste — n dietician
dietor — n dieter
difere — v differ; n difference
diferente — a different, disparate
diferente de — different from, different than, other than
diferential — differential (mathematics)
difrate — n half-brother
difundi — v broadcast; n broadcast
dijesta — v digest; n digestion
maldijesta — n indigestion
dijito — n digit (numerical)
dijital — a digital
dijitali — v digitize
dilata — v dilate; n dilation
dildo — n dildo
dilui — v dilute, water down; n dilution
diluida — a diluted
dimension — n dimension (mathematics, physics)
de tre dimensiones — a three-dimensional
dimensional — a dimensional
en tre dimensiones — adv in three dimensions, three-dimensionally
dimetre — n dimeter
diminui — v decrease, diminish, shrink, contract; depreciate (in value)
diminuinte — a decreasing, shrinking, tapering, tapered
dimsam — n dim sum
dinamite — n dynamite
dinamitor — n dynamiter
dinamo — n dynamo
dinamia — n dynamics
dinamisme — n dynamism
dinamos — a dynamic
dinamometre — n dynamometer
dinar — n dinar
dinastia — n dynasty
dinastial — a dynastic
dine — n dyne
dine — a n Dine, Navaho (person, language)
dingo — n dingo (mammal)
dinia — n dignity
dinios — a dignified
dinosauro — n dinosaur
dio — n god, deity
de dio — a divine
dio par macina — n deus ex machina
diodo — n diode
diodo de lus — n light-emitting diode, LED
dionia — n Venus flytrap (plant: species Dionaea muscipula)
diosido — n dioxide
diploma — n diploma, degree
(diploma) dotoral — n doctorate
(diploma) laural — n bachelor's (degree), baccalaureate
(diploma) mestral — n master's (degree)
diplomata — n diplomat
diplomatal — a diplomatic
diplomatia — n diplomacy
diplomatia navetal — n shuttle diplomacy
direta — a direct, straight, immediate; adv directly, immediately
difundi direta — n live broadcast, live transmission
direta cuando — conj as soon as
nondireta — a indirect, roundabout
programa direta — n live program (television, radio)
direto — n right, just claim
direto de autor — n copyright
direto de vota — n right to vote, suffrage, franchise
diretos — n pl rights
diretos de autor — n royalties
dirije — v direct, manage, administrate; n direction, management, administration
de dirije unica — a one-way
dirijal — a administrative, managerial
dirijor — n director, manager, administrator
dirijor de selebra — n event planner
dirijores — n pl management, administration, board (directors, trustees)
disacarido — n disaccharide
disco — n disc; disk, record, CD, CD-ROM; disco (music); dial (of telephone, radio, etc.)
discador — n DVD player, DVD recorder, DVD writer; CD player, CD recorder, CD writer
disci — v dial
disco compata — n compact disc, CD
disco de inisia — n startup disc
disco dur — n hard disk, hard drive
disco mol — n floppy disk
disco video — n DVD
discoteca — n disco, discotheque
discrete — a discreet
nondiscrete — a indiscreet
discute — v discuss, talk about, deliberate; n discussion, deliberation
dise — v say, tell
bondise — v bless; n blessing, benediction, beatitude
bondises — n pl blessings
dise forte — v assert; n assertion
dise un cortesia a — v compliment
dise-no (comp) — n naysayer
dise-si (comp) — n yes-man
maldise — v curse, damn (wish evil upon); blaspheme; n curse, malediction, blasphemy
on ta dise — adv one might say, you could say, as it were
redise — v say again, reiterate; rephrase
disenteria — n dysentery
disfajia — n dysphagia
disfasia — n dysphasia
disforia — n dysphoria
disi — n flowerpecker (bird)
disionario — n dictionary
disionario de sinonimes — n dictionary of synonyms, thesaurus
disipa — v dissipate
disiplina — v n discipline
autodisiplina — n self-discipline
disiplo — n disciple, protege
disolve — v dissolve; n dissolution
disore — n half-sister
dispepsia — n dyspepsia
displasia — n dysplasia
dispnea — n dyspnea
dispone — v have available, have at one's disposal
disponable — a available
nondisponable — a unavailable
disprosio — n dysprosium (element)
disputa — v quarrel, argue; n argument, debate, conflict
disputos — a quarrelsome, argumentative, tetchy, irritable, bad-tempered, irascible
distante — a distant, remote; adv far away, in the distance, distantly
distanti — v distance, move away, become distant
distantia — n distance
plu distante ce — prep farther than, beyond
distila — v distill (US), distil (Br); n distillation
distileria — n distillery
distingui — v distinguish, differentiate, discriminate, tell apart, characterize; n distinction, differentiation, discrimination, characterization
distinguida — a distinct, distinctive
distinguinte — a selective, discriminating
distinguinte leteras major — a case-sensitive
nondistinguinte leteras major — a case-insensitive, case-blind
distonia — n dystonia
distribui — v distribute, deal (cards); n distribution
distrito — n district
distrofia — n dystrophy
distrofica — a dystrophic
disturba — v disturb, perturb, disrupt, interfere (with normal functioning); interrupt, intrude on, impose on, disconcert; n disturbance, perturbation, disruption; disorder (medical)
disturba se (per) — v be bothered (with), go to the trouble (of), make the effort (of)
disturbante — a disturbing
disuria — n dysuria
dita — v dictate; n dictation
dital — n thimble
dito — n finger
dito de pede — n toe
dito indicante — n index finger
diton — n thumb; inch (measure)
diton de pede — n big toe
ditongo — n diphthong
ditransitiva — a ditransitive
diva — n diva, goddess
divin — a divine, godlike
Dive — n Maldives
divi — a n Maldivian
diversa — a diverse, motley
diversi — v diversify
diversia — n diversity, variety
diverti — v amuse, entertain, divert; n amusement, entertainment, diversion, fun
divertida — a amused, entertained
divertinte — a amusing, entertaining
divertor — n entertainer
diverticulite — n diverticulitis
diverticulo — n diverticulum
diverticulose — n diverticulosis
divide — v divide; n division; septum
dividable par du — a divisible by two, even
divide par du — v split in two, bisect, fork, bifurcate; n bisection, bifurcation
divideda par — prep divided by, per, out of
nondividable par du — a not divisible by two, odd
sudivide — v subdivide; n subdivision
dividendo — n dividend
divina — v guess, conjecture, speculate; n guess, speculation
divina informada — n educated guess
divinor — n speculator
divorsa — v divorce; n divorce
Djava — n Java
djava — a Javanese (person, language)
Djibuti — n Djibouti
djibuti — a n Djibouti
djiniu — n Jin, Jin-yu (language)
do — adv (interrogative) where?; (relative) where; conj where
a do — adv to where, where to, whither
sempre do — conj wherever
dobro — n dobro (resonator guitar)
doca — n dock
ariva a doca — v dock
dodo — n dodo (bird)
dogma — n dogma
dogmisme — n dogmatism
dogmos — a dogmatic
dolar — n dollar
dole — v pain, cause pain to; n pain, hurt, ache, suffering
dolable — a vulnerable
dole de cor — n heartache (metaphor)
dole de dente — n toothache
dole de dorso — n backache, back pain
dole de mundo — n weltschmerz
dole de orea — n earache
dole de stomaco — n stomachache
dole de testa — n headache
dole de ventre — n bellyache
dolos — a painful, sore
me gama dole me — my leg hurts
dolmen — n dolmen
doma — v domesticate, tame
domada — a domesticated, tame, domestic
doman — adv tomorrow
a la dia pos doman — adv the day after tomorrow
domina — v dominate, domineer, prevail; n domination, dominion, domain
domina publical — n public domain
dominante — a dominant, domineering; mainstream
Dominica — n Dominica
dominican — a n Dominican; dominican (monk)
domino — n domino
dominos — n pl dominoes
dona — v give, contribute, donate, pass, hand
dona acua a — v water (animals)
dona de Dio — n godsend
dona lete a — v nurse (give milk to)
dona titulo a — v entitle
donada — a given; n present, gift, tip, donation, contribution
donor — n giver, donor, donator
redona — v give back, return
donce — conj therefore, so, then, consequently, thus, ergo, thereby, thusly
e donce? — intj so what? (disinterest); and then? (question)
plu ... donce plu ... — the more ... the more ...
dongle — n dongle
dora — v gild
dorada — a gilded
dorado — n dorado (fish: species Salminus maxillosus)
la Dorado — n Dorado (constellation)
dormi — v sleep; n sleep, slumber
dormeta — v doze, nap, snooze; n doze, nap, snooze, siesta
dorminte — a sleeping, asleep
dormos — a sleepy
dorso — n back, dorsal area
dorsal — a dorsal, of the back
dorso de mano — n back of the hand
dorso de montania — n mountain ridge
dosa — v dose; n dose
supradosa — v overdose; n overdose
dote — n dowry
dotor — n doctor
dotor medical — n medical doctor, physician
Dr — abbr (dotor) Dr.
dracma — n drachma
draga — v dredge, trawl
dragabombeta (comp) — n minesweeper
dragon — n dragon
la Dragon — n Draco (constellation)
drama — n drama
drami — v dramatize; n dramatization
dramiste — n dramatist
dramos — a dramatic, dramatical, spectacular, histrionic
supradramos — a sensational, sensationalistic, overdramatic, overdramatized
supradramosia — n sensationalism
dramaturjia — n dramaturgy
drena — v drain
drepani — n Hawaiian honeycreeper (bird)
droga — n drug
drogomanica — n drug addict
droma — n crab plover (wading bird)
dromedario — n dromedary
drongo — n drongo, monarch flycatcher (bird)
drosera — n sundew (plant: genus Drosera)
Druciul — n Bhutan
druida — n druid
du — det two; a second (ordinal)
a du veses — adv twice
di — v halve; n half
dida — a halved, half
duple — a double, twofold, duplex, dual; n double, pair, couple, duet
dupli — v double, duplicate; dub, overdub; n duplication, redundancy
duplia — n duality
duplinte — a duplicating, redundant
duplisme — n dualism, duality, dichotomy, bifurcation
dupliste — n dualist; duettist
duana — n customs (agency)
dubnio — n dubnium (element)
ducat — n ducat
duel — n duel
dugong — n dugong (mammal)
dulse — a sweet, soft, gentle, mild, cute; adv softly
dulse per la oios — a informal nice to look at, pleasing on the eye; n informal eye-candy
dulsi — v sweeten
dulsia — n sweetness, softness, gentleness, mildness, cuteness
dulsinte — n sweetener
duna — n dune
duodeno — n duodenum
dur — a hard, firm, tough, resistant to pressure; difficult
dura — v endure, continue to exist, last; n endurance, stamina, staying power, durability
dura per — v last for (a time)
durante — a durable, resilient, robust, strong, lasting, long-lasting; adv meanwhile, in the meantime, in the interim; prep during
durante ce — conj while
durante cuando — conj while
duramadre — n dura mater (anatomy)
duta — v doubt; n doubt
dutada — a dubious, doubted, doubtful
dutante — a skeptical, doubtful
dutas — n scruples
nondutable — a undoubtable, indubitable
duto — n duct, shaft (tunnel)
duto de caldia — n heating duct, flue
duto de fuma — n flue
dux — n shower, sprinkle
dux vajinal — n (vaginal) douche
duxi — v shower, sprinkle, water (flowers)
duxi se — v take a shower
duxe — n duke
duxal — a ducal
duxesa — n duchess
duxia — n duchy
e — conj and
e... e... — conj both... and...
e/o — conj and/or
e — n name of letter E
ebanite — n ebonite
ebano — n ebony
ebra — a drunk, intoxicated; n drunkard
ebri — v get drunk, intoxicate; n intoxication
ebria — n drunkenness, inebriation
ec — abbr (de la eda comun) CE, AD, anno domini
ecidna — n echidna (mammal)
ecimose — n ecchymosis
ecipo — n crew, team, squad
ecler — n éclair
ecletica — a eclectic
ecleticisme — n eclecticism
eclis — n eclipse
eclis anelin — n annular eclipse
eclisal — a ecliptic; n ecliptic
eclisi — v eclipse
eco — n echo
fa un eco — v echo
ecografia — n echography
ecolojia — n ecology
ecolojial — a ecological
ecolojial sana — a environmentally friendly, eco-friendly
ecolojiste — n ecologist
economia — n economy; economics
economial — a economic
economiste — n economist
ecosistem — n ecosystem
ectare — n hectare
ecto- — pref hecto- (102)
Ecuador — n Ecuador
ecuadoran — a n Ecuadoran
ecuator — n equator
ecuilibra — v balance; n balance, equilibrium
ecuilibra idrostatica — n hydrostatic balance, hydrostatic equilibrium
nonecuilibra — n imbalance
ecuinosio — n equinox
ecuinosio de autono — n autumnal equinox
ecuinosio de primavera — n vernal equinox
ecuisito — n horsetail (plant)
eczema — n eczema
eda — n age (measure of years); epoch, era
ante la eda comun — a adv BCE, before the common era, BC, before Christ
de la eda comun — a adv CE, AD, anno domini
eda comun — n common era
eda grande — n longevity
eda matur — n old age
eda media — n middle age
eda scolal — n school age
Eden — n Eden
edera — n ivy (plant: genus Hedera)
ederdon — n eiderdown
edita — v edit
coedita — v coedit
coeditor — n coeditor
editador — n editor, editing program
editador de fasimil — n WYSIWYG editor
editor — n editor, publisher
ef — n name of letter F
efedra — n ephedra
efeto — n effect
efeto spesial — n special effect
egal — a equal; tied, drawn; n tie, draw (match result)
egalador — n equalizer (filter)
egali — v equalize, match, catch up; n equation
egalia — n equality
nonegal — a unequal
nonegalia — n inequality
Egipte — n Egypt (also Misre)
egiptolojia — n Egyptology
egiptolojiste — n Egyptologist, Egyptologue
eglefin — n haddock
eglesa — n church (building, organization)
egleseta — n chapel
ego — n ego, self
egoisme (o-i) — n selfishness
egoiste (o-i) — a selfish, egotistical; n egoist
egos — a egotistical, arrogant, insolent, haughty, conceited, vainglorious, overweening, puffed up, overbearing, pretentious, affected, ostentatious, full of oneself, contemptuous, scornful, conceited, stuck-up
egosia — n egotism, arrogance, insolence
supraego — n superego
egosentral — a egocentric
einsteinio — n einsteinium (element)
ejacula — v ejaculate; n ejaculation
ejeta — v eject; n ejection
ejetada — a n ejective (consonant)
el — pron he, she, it; him, her, it
el de me — pron mine
el de tu — pron yours
el — n name of letter L
en forma de L — a L-shaped
Elas — n Greece
elinica — a Greek
elastan — n elastane, spandex, lycra
elastica — a elastic; n elastic
elefante — n elephant
elefantin — a elephantine
elefantiase — n elephantiasis
elefen — a n LFN, Lingua Franca Nova
elefeni — v LFN-ify, convert to LFN
elefeniste — n LFN speaker, LFN advocate
eleje — v choose, select, pick, elect, opt; n choice, election, selection
elejable — a electable, eligible, alternative, optional; n option, alternative, choice
elejablia — n elegibility, electability
elejal — a electoral
eleje de retira — n recall election
elejeda — a chosen, elite
elejedas — n pl chosen ones, elite
elejente — a discriminating, choosy
elejor — n elector
elemento — n element (basic part, including chemical)
eletrica — n electricity
eletrical — a electric, electrical
eletrici — v electrify; n electrification
eletricinte — a electrifying
eletriciste — n electrician
eletrocardiograf — n electrocardiograph, ECG, EKG
eletrocardiografia — n electrocardiography
eletrocuta — v electrocute; n electrocution
eletrodinamia — n electrodynamics
eletrodo — n electrode
eletrofisiolojia — n electrophysiology
eletrolise — v electrolyze; n electrolysis
eletrolisal — a electrolytic
eletrolito — n electrolyte
eletromacinal — a electromechanical
eletromagnete — n electromagnet
eletromagnetal — a electromagnetic
eletromagnetia — n electromagnetism
eletron — n electron
eletronica — a electronic; n electronics
eletrostatica — a electrostatic
eleva — v breed, bring up, raise, rear; n breeding, upbringing
elfo — n elf
elianto — n sunflower (plant, bloom: species Helianthus annuus)
elica — n helix; propeller
elicador — n helicopter
elidi — v elide; n elision
elimina — v eliminate, annihilate, obliterate, eradicate; n elimination, annihilation, obliteration, eradication
elio — n helium (element)
eliogravura — n heliogravure
eliosentral — a heliocentric
elise — a elliptic, elliptical; n ellipse
elizabetan — a Elizabethan
elmo — n helmet
em — n name of letter M
em — intj um, uh, er, erm (hesitation)
ematemese — n hematemesis (US), haematemesis (Br)
ematoma — n hematoma (US), haematoma (Br), bruising
ematopoiese — n hematopoiesis
ematuria — n hematuria (US), haematuria (Br)
embarasa — v embarrass; n embarrassment
embarasante — a embarrassing
embarca — v embark, board, go aboard
desembarca — v disembark
embargo — n embargo
embolia — n embolism
embraje — n clutch (mechanism)
desembraji — v declutch
embraji — v apply the clutch
embrio — n embryo
embriolojia — n embryology
embriolojial — a embryological
embuto — n funnel (for pouring)
embuti — v funnel
emerjensia — n emergency
emerji — v emerge, emanate; hatch; n emergence, emanation
nova emerjinte — a newly emergent, up-and-coming
emete — v emit; n emission
emisfera — n hemisphere
emoglobina — n hemoglobin (US), haemoglobin (Br)
emopatia — n hemopathy (US), haemopathy (Br)
emoraje — n hemorrhage (US), haemorrhage (Br)
emoroide — n hemorrhoid (US), haemorrhoid (Br)
emosia — v affect, move (emotionally); n emotion, sentiment, emotiveness, emotivity
emosial — a emotional (to do with emotion)
emosios — a sentimental, emotional (full of emotion)
emosicon — n emoticon
emositoblasto — n hemocytoblast
emostase — n hemostasis (US), haemostasis (Br)
empapa — v soak, drench, macerate; indoctrinate; n soaking, drenching, maceration; indoctrination
empapada — a soaked, drenched, sodden, soggy
empirical — a empirical, objective
empiricalia — n objectivity
empiricisme — n empiricism
empiriciste — n empiricist
emplea — v employ (person), hire; n employment, job
autoempleada — a self-employed
con tro multe empleadas — a overstaffed
con tro poca empleadas — a understaffed
emplea a stranjer — v outsource; n outsourcing
emplea con salario — n salaried employment
empleable — a employable
empleablia — n employability
empleada — a employed; n employee
empleadas — n pl employees, staff
empleor — n employer, boss
nonemplea — n unemployment
nonempleada — a unemployed
emporta — v import; n importation
emportor — n importer
empresa — n enterprise
empresa publical — n (public) utility
empresor — n entrepreneur
emu — n emu (bird)
emulsion — n emulsion
emulsioni — v emulsify
en — prep in, into; during
a en — adv within, inside; prep in, into (indicating movement)
de en — adv from within; prep from inside of, out of (indicating movement)
en ce — conj while
en cuando — conj while
en — n name of letter N
encanta — v enchant, bewitch, cast a spell, captivate, charm; n spell, incantation, enchantment
desencanta — v disenchant; n disenchantment
encantada — a enchanted, bewitched; intj pleased to meet you
encantante — a charming
encarga — v commission, order, entrust; n commission, order (request for supply), responsibility
encargada — a entrusted, responsible; n commission (authorized group)
enclave — n enclave
encontra — v meet, encounter, come across; n meeting, date, appointment, assignation, session (therapy, music)
encontra acaso — v stumble upon; n chance encounter
endemica — a n endemic
endocrinal — a endocrine
endogamia — n endogamy, inbreeding
endoplasma — n endoplasma
enema — n enema
enemi — a hostile; n enemy, adversary
enerjia — n energy, power; verve, vigour
a la enerjia de pilas — battery-powered
a la enerjia solal — solar-powered
enerjios — a energetic, vigorous
enets — a n Enets, Samoyed, Samoyedic (person, language)
enfante — n child
enfantes — n pl children, offspring, progeny
enfantia — n childhood
enfantin — a childish, childlike, innocent
enferno — n hell, inferno
enfernal — a infernal, damned, damn, blasted
enflue — v flow in, input; n influx, input, intake; flow (of tide)
engana — v deceive, hoax; n deception, subterfuge, hoax
England — n England
engles — a n English (person, language)
engoli — v swallow, engulf
engrana — v engage (gears, combat); n engagement (gears, combat); gear (a setting of gears)
desengrana — v disengage (gears, combat); n disengagement (gears, combat)
engrana prima — n first gear
engranada — a engaged (gears)
engranador — n gearbox, transmission
enigma — n enigma, puzzle
enlinia — a adv online
enorme — a enormous, giant, huge, vast, immense, colossal; adv enormously, hugely, vastly
enormia — n vastness, enormity, immensity
enotera — n evening primrose (plant: genus Oenothera)
enrola — v wind, coil, wind up (mechanism)
enscrive — v inscribe, subscribe, register (for activity), enroll (US), enrol (Br), recruit; n inscription, subscription, registration, enrollment (US), enrolment (Br)
enscrive como direto de autor — v copyright
enscrive de tomba — n epitaph
enscriveda — a inscribed, subscribed, registered, enrolled, recruited; n recruit
ensende — v set fire to, light, turn on (light)
ensendelampa — n lamplighter
ensiclopedia — n encyclopedia
ensinta — a pregnant
ensinti — v become pregnant; impregnate
ensintia — n pregnancy
ensintial — a prenatal
ensirca — v surround, encircle, enclose, encompass, encapsulate, cup (as with hands); n enclosure
ensircada de bebe — n playpen
ensircada de bestas — n pen, corral
ensircada par tera — a landlocked
ensircante — a encircling, peripheral
ensofla — v sniff, snort; n sniff, snort, insufflation
enspira — v inhale, breathe in; n inhalation
entata — a intact
entera — v bury, inter; n burial
desentera — v disinter, exhume, dig up, unearth
entereria — n landfill site
enteror — n gravedigger
entero — n integer
entomolojia — n entomology
entomolojiste — n entomologist
entra — v enter, go into, come in, log in (computing); admit (to place); n admission (to place), entrance, entry, check-in
entra (en) un sala — v enter a room
entre — prep between, among, amid; within (a group)
a entre — adv in between
entre cual — between which, within which (relative)
entregama — n crotch
entreseno — n cleavage
entretese — v interweave, interleave
entropia — n entropy
envelope — n envelope
envia — v send, dispatch, transmit, transfer, submit; n transmission
enviador — n transmitter
envior — n sender
reenvia — v send back, return
envolve — v wrap, involve, wrap up; n involvement
desenvolve — v unwrap
enzima — n enzyme
eosinofil — n eosinophil
epatal — a hepatic
epatica — n liverwort
epe — n épée (sword)
epica — a epic; n epic (work)
epidemica — a n epidemic
epiderma — n epidermis
epididimo — n epididymus
epiglote — n epiglottis
epiglotal — a epiglottal; n epiglottal (consonant)
epilesia — n epilepsy
epilesica — a epileptic
episodio — n episode
epitelio — n epithelium
epoca — n epoch
epsilon — n epsilon (Greek letter)
Er — n Ireland
eres — a n Irish, Gaelic (person, language)
er — n name of letter R
era — v err, make a mistake; n error, mistake
era grande — n big mistake, blunder
erante — a mistaken, wrong
ereta — v slip, make a small mistake; n booboo, small mistake, glitch
eraldo — n herald
eraldia — n heraldry
eraldial — a heraldic
erba — n grass (plant: family Gramineae); herb; lawn
erbos — a grassy
erbio — n erbium (element)
erbiside — n herbicide, weedkiller
erbivor — a herbivorous; n herbivore
eremita — n hermit
eremiteria — n hermitage
erese — a heretical; n heretic
eresia — n heresy
-eria — suf (added to v or n or a: place where people do ... [v] or use ... [n] or cause things to become ... [a])
erica — n heath (plant: genus Erica)
Eridano — n Eridanus (constellation)
erije — v erect, put up; n erection
eriso — n hedgehog (mammal)
erita — v inherit; n inheritance, heritage
deserita — v disinherit
erita de familia — n heirloom
erital — a hereditary
eritor — n heir, scion
eritor legal — n heir apparent
Eritria — n Eritrea
eritri — a n Eritrean
eritroblasto — n erythroblast
eritropoiese — n erythropoiesis
eritrosite — n erythrocyte, red blood cell
ermino — n ermine, stoat
ernia — n hernia, rupture
ernia femoral — n femoral hernia
ernia iatal — n hiatal hernia
ernia inguinal — n inguinal hernia
ernia ombilical — n umbilical hernia
erode — v erode; n erosion
eroe — n hero, heroine, protagonist
eroin (o-i) — a heroic
eroisme (o-i) — n heroism
supraeroe — n superhero
eroina (o-i) — n heroin (drug)
eron — n heron
erotica — a erotic
autoerotica — a autoerotic
erpes — n herpes
eruga — n caterpillar
eruta — v erupt, break out (in a rash); n eruption, rash (medical)
eruta de dentes — n teething
-es — suf (added to certain n: a relating to ... [region, people, language]; n inhabitant of ...; language of ...; see also -an, -i, -ica, -sce)
es — v be, is, are, am
esente — a being (participle)
es — n name of letter S
-esa — suf -ess (added to n: female equivalent of ... [noble title, etc])
esajera — v exaggerate; n exaggeration
esamina — v examine, inspect, check, investigate, scrutinize; n exam, test, check-up, inspection, examination, scrutiny
esamina de elejes multiple — n multiple choice examination
esamina parlada — n oral examination
esamina scriveda — n written examination
esaminor — n inspector
ja esaminada — a prechecked
esata — a exact, precise, particular, accurate; adv particularly, precisely, exactly, just so
esatia — n accuracy, exactitude, precision
nonesata — a inexact, imprecise; adv not exactly, not quite
o plu esata — conj i.e., id est, that is to say, or rather, or more precisely
escava — v dig, excavate, mine; n excavation, dig
escaveria — n quarry
escavor — n miner, excavator (person)
esce — is it the case that? (question marker); whether (indirect question)
esclama — v exclaim; n exclamation
esclui — v exclude, banish, exile, excommunicate, ostracize; n exclusion, banishment, excommunication, ostracism
escluinte — a exclusive; adv exclusively; prep excluding, other than
escota — v cut low; n neckline, cleavage
de escota V — a V-necked, vee-necked
escota V — n V-neck, vee-neck
escrete — v excrete; n excrement; excretion
escusa — v excuse; n excuse, apology
escuta — v listen
escuta secreta — v eavesdrop
escutador — n (pair of) headphones
escutor — n listener
escutores — n pl audience
esecuta — v execute, enact (plan), carry out, run (software); n execution
esecuta fretada — n summary execution
esecutor — n executor, executioner
esele — v excel; n excellence, eminence
eselente — a excellent, great, wonderful, marvelous (US), marvellous (Br), outstanding, eminent; (your) excellency, (your) grace
esemplo — n example, sample, exemplar, model
esempli — v exemplify
per esemplo — adv for instance, for example
esense — n essence
esensal — a essential, critical, crucial, inherent, intrinsic, pivotal; adv essentially
la esense de ... — n the quintessential ..., ... par excellence
esenta — v exempt; n exemption, impunity, immunity (legal)
eserse — v exercise; n exercise
eseta — v except; n exception
con eseta de — prep except (for), excepting, with the exception of
esetante — prep except (for), excepting, with the exception of, other than
esetante cuando — conj except when, unless
esetante si — conj except if, unless
esflue — v emit, flow out, output; n output; ebb (of tide)
fa esflue — v flush (toilet)
esibi — v exhibit; n exhibition
esibisme — n exhibitionism
esibiste — n exhibitionist
esije — v demand, require; n demand, requirement
con la esije ce — conj on condition that
esije ultima — n ultimatum
esijente — a demanding, picky, fussy, choosy, persnickety
esiste — v exist; n existence
esistente — a existing
nonesiste — n nonexistence
nonesistente — a nonexistent
esita — v hesitate
esitante — a hesitant, reluctant
esmalte — a n enamel
esmeralda — a n emerald
esofago — n esophagus
esogamia — n exogamy, outbreeding
esosfera — n exosphere
esotica — a exotic
Espania — n Spain
espaniol — a n Spanish (person, language)
espera — v hope; n hope
esperante — a hoping, hopeful; adv hopefully
esperanto — a n Esperanto
esperantiste — n Esperantist
esperia — v experience; n experience
esperios — a experienced
nonesperia — n inexperience
sin esperia — a inexperienced
esperimente — v experiment; n experiment
esperimental — a experimental
esperta — a expert; adv expertly; n expert, specialist
espertia — n expertise
nonesperta — a inexpert; adv inexpertly
espeta — v expect, wait for, anticipate; n expectation, anticipation
espetada — a expected, due
espetora — v expectorate, cough up
espetorante — a n expectorant
espia — v atone for; n atonement, expiation
espira — v exhale; expire (subscription), go out of date
enspira subita — v n gasp
espirada — a expired, out of date
esplica — v explain, elaborate; n explanation, reason, justification, rationale, elaboration
nonesplicable — a unexplainable, inexplicable
esplode — v explode, burst; n explosion
Esplode Grande — n Big Bang (astronomy)
esplodente — a exploding, explosive; plosive; n explosive; plosive (consonant)
esplora — v explore; n exploration, excursion
esploror — n explorer, scout
esploror joven — n boy scout, girl scout, girl guide
esplota — v exploit; n exploitation
esponente — a exponential; n exponent
esporta — v export; n exportation
esportor — n exporter
esposa — v expose, divulge; n exposure
autoesposa — n autoexposure
esposa lenta — n long exposure (photography)
esposa par mano — n manual exposure
suesposa — v underexpose; n underexposure
supraesposa — v overexpose; n overexposure
espresa — v express, state, convey (meaning); n expression
espresa de fas — n facial expression, countenance
espresisme — n expressionism
espresiste — a n expressionist
espreso — n espresso
esta — det this, these (demonstrative); pron this, this one
a esta dias — adv nowadays, these days
a esta loca — adv here, in this place, at this place
a esta modo — adv in this way, in this manner, like this, thus, so
a esta ora — adv at this time
a esta ves — adv this time, this once, on this occasion
estas — pron pl these
estasia — v be ecstatic; n ecstasy, bliss
estasiante — a ecstatic, overjoyed
estate — n summer
estati — v summer
mediaestate — n midsummer
este — a east, eastern, oriental; n east, orient
estende — v extend, spread, stretch, propagate, reach, project; n extent, range, scope, extension, spread, array, propagation, overhang, projection
estendable — a extendable, extensible
estendador — n extensor (muscle)
estende de teto — n eaves
estende tra — v spread through, permeate
esterna — a outer, exterior, external; n outside, exterior
estetica — a esthetics (US), aesthetics (Br)
esteticiste — n esthete (US), aesthete (Br); beautician, esthetician (US)
Esti — n Estonia
esti — a n Estonian (person, language)
estima — v estimate; n estimation
nonestimable — a inestimable, invaluable
estingui — v extinguish, put out, turn off (lights)
estinguador — n fire extinguisher
estinguida — a extinct
estorse — v wring, extort; n extortion, blackmail
estorsador — n wringer
estorsor — n extortionist
estra — prep outside, outside of, out; except for, other than
a estra — adv outside; prep out, out of (indicating movement)
de estra — adv from outside; prep from outside of (indicating movement)
estra casa — adv outside, outdoors, out of doors
estra comprende — a adv beyond comprehension
estracomun — a extraordinary
estrae — v extract, remove, bring out, take out, excise; exorcise; pit (remove from fruit); n extraction, excision, removal, exorcism
estrae de dente — n tooth extraction
estragrande — a extra-large, king-size
estrapola — v extrapolate; n extrapolation
estrateran — a n extraterrestrial, alien
estravagante — a extravagant, flamboyant, over the top
estrema — a extreme, radical; adv extremely, tremendously; n extreme, extremity
estremisme — n extremism
estremiste — a n extremist, radical
estroverti — v extravert, extrovert; n extraversion, extroversion
estrovertida — a extraverted, extroverted; n extravert, extrovert
estuario — n estuary
esvasa — v flare, open up, open out, spread out
esvasada — a flared
eta — n eta (Greek letter)
-eta — suf (added to n: n smaller equivalent of ...; baby of ... [animal]; inner or simpler equivalent of ... [garment]; added to v: v do ... slightly)
etagon — a heptagonal; n heptagon
etametre — n heptameter
etc — abbr (e tal cosas, e tal continuante) etc, et cetera, and so on, and so forth
eter — n ether
eteri — v etherize
eterin — a ethereal
eterna — a eternal, perpetual; lifelong
eternia — n eternity
eterosesal — a n heterosexual
eterosesalia — n heterosexuality
etica — n ethics
etical — a ethical
eticeta — n label, sticker
eticeta de HTML — n HTML tag
eticeti — v label, tag
etimolojia — n etymology
etimolojial — a etymological; adv etymologically
etnico — n ethnic group
etnical — a ethnic
etnicia — n ethnicity
eucalipto — n eucalyptus
eucariota — n eukaryote
eucaristia — n eucharist
euforbia — n spurge, euphorbia (plant: genus Euphorbia)
eunuco — n eunuch
eurilaimo — n broadbill (bird)
euro — n euro (money)
Europa — n Europe
europan — a n European (person, language)
europio — n europium (element)
eurozona — n eurozone
Euscadi — n Basque Country
euscara — a n Basque (person, language)
Eva — n Eve
evade — v escape, flee from; n escape
evalua — v evaluate; n evaluation
evanjelio — n gospel
evanjelisme — n evangelism
evanjeliste — a n evangelist
evidente — a evident, apparent, obvious, manifest, in evidence; adv evidently, apparently, obviously, of course
evidentia — n obviousness
evita — v avoid, evade, elude, shun, stay away from, keep away from; n evasion
evita la scola — a avoid school, play truant
evitante — a evasive, elusive, avoiding
evitante ce — conj without (it happening that)
evitor de imposta — n tax dodger
nonevitable — a inevitable, inexorable; adv inevitably, inexorably
evoca — v evoke
evocante — a evocative
evolui — v evolve; n evolution
evoluisme — n evolutionism
evoluiste — n evolutionist
ex — n name of letter X
exadesimal — a hexadecimal
exagon — a hexagonal; n hexagon
exametre — n hexameter
fa — v do; make, render, cause to; commit (crime)
bon fada — a well-made
desfa — v undo; n undoing
es fada de — v be composed of, be made of, consist of
fa completida — n fait accompli
fa mal — v bodge, botch, bungle, screw up, make a bad job of
fada — a done; n deed
faeria — n workshop
faor — n maker, doer
fatota (comp) — n factotum, handyman, jack of all trades
refa — v redo, do over, do again; n redoing, do-over
fable — n fable, legend, fairy tale, children's story
fabrica — v manufacture
fabricada — a manufactured, fabricated; n artifact
fabriceria — n factory, manufacturing plant
fabricor — n manufacturer, fabricator
ojeto fabricada — n artifact
fagosite — n phagocyte
fagositose — n phagocytosis
faia — n beech
faiense — n faience
fajita — n fajita
falaropo — n phalarope (wading bird)
falcon — n hawk, falcon
falda — n skirt, kilt, dress
falda scotes — n kilt
faldeta — n petticoat, half-slip, underskirt
faldon — n apron; tail (of coat)
fali — v fail (not succeed); n failure
falo — n phallus; cock, dick (informal: penis)
falal — a phallic
falsa — a wrong, false, incorrect, untrue, fake, counterfeit
falsi — v counterfeit, falsify, forge (money, documents); n falsification, forgery
falsor — n counterfeiter, forger
false — n scythe, sickle
falseto — n falsetto
falta — v malfunction, go wrong, break down, fail, miss; n fault, malfunction, breakdown, failure, dysfunction, disorder
falteta — v commit a peccadillo; n peccadillo, small flaw
nonfaltable — a foolproof
fama — a hungry
fami — v famish, go hungry, starve
famia — n hunger
famion — n famine
familia — n family; suit (cards)
familial — a familial
la familia de Watson — n the Watson family (also la Watsones)
familiar — a familiar
familiari — v familiarize
familiaria — n familiarity
famos — a famous, notorious, renowned
famosia — n fame, notoriety, renown
fan — n fan (admirer), aficionado
fandango — n fandango (dance)
fanfara — v sound a fanfare; n fanfare
fango — n mud
fangia — n muddiness
fangos — a muddy
fantasia — v fantasize, daydream; n fantasy
fantasin — a fantastic
fantasma — n ghost, phantom, spectre
fantasma jemelin — n doppelgänger
fantasma turbos — n poltergeist
fantasmin — a ghostly, spectral
fantasmos — a haunted
farade — n farad (measure)
microfarade — n microfarad
faraon — n pharaoh
farina — n flour
farinje — n pharynx
farinjal — a pharyngeal; n pharyngeal (consonant)
farinjali — v pharyngealize
farinjite — n pharyngitis
farmacolojia — n pharmacology
farmacolojial — a pharmacological
farmasia — n pharmacy, chemist, drugstore
farmasial — a pharmaceutical
farmasiste — n pharmacist, chemist, druggist
faro — n lighthouse, headlight
Faroiar — n Faeroe Islands
farsa — n farce, physical comedy, knockabout comedy, slapstick
farsi — a n Farsi (Persian: person, language)
fas — n face; dial (of watch, clock, compass)
a fas de — prep opposite, facing
fasa — v face
fasada — n façade
fasante — a opposite, facing
fase — v phase; n phase
desfaseda — a out of phase
fasador — n phaser
fasian — n pheasant (bird)
fasil — a easy, graceful (in movement); adv easily, gracefully
fasili — v facilitate, make easy; n easing, facilitation
fasilia — n facility, ease, easiness, grace (in movement)
nonfasil — a difficult, hard, awkward; adv awkwardly, with difficulty
nonfasilia — n difficulty, awkwardness
fasimil — n facsimile, exact reproduction
fasina — v fascinate; n fascination
fatiga — v tire, fatigue; n exhaustion, tiredness, weariness, lassitude
fatigada — a tired, weary, exhausted
nonfatigable — a indefatigable, tireless
fato — n fact
en fato — adv in fact
fatal — a factual
la fato ce — n the fact that
fator — n factor (technical)
fatoral — n factorial
fatua — n fatwa
fatura — v bill, invoice, charge; n bill, invoice, statement, tab
fava — n bean (plant, seed: genus Phaseolus or similar)
fava azuci — n azuki bean, aduki, adzuki
fava blanca — n white bean, navy bean, haricot bean
fava de Lima — n lima bean
fava de oio negra — n black-eyed bean
fava mung — n mung bean
fava negra — n black bean
fava pintida — n pinto bean
fava roja — n kidney bean
fava verde — n green bean, snap bean
fava visia — n fava bean, garbanzo bean, broad bean
favo — n honeycomb
favore — v favor (US), favour (Br), indulge; flatter (as garment) n favor (US), favour (Br), indulgence
favorable — a favorable (US), favourable (Br), opportune
favoreda — a n favorite (US), favourite (Br)
favorente — a favoring (US), favouring (Br), indulgent
per favore — intj please
fax — n fax
faxador — n fax machine
faxa — n fascia, planking, horizontal band, (metal) plating
faxon — n beam, rafter, girder
faxon I — n I-beam
faxiste — a n fascist
faxisme — n fascism
faxo — n bundle, fasces
fe — n fairy
fe de mar — n mermaid
fea — a ugly; n ugliness
febre — n fever
febros — a fevered, feverish
febrero — n February (month)
federa — a federate, confederate; n federation, confederation (act, result)
federada — a federated
federal — a federal
fejoa — n feijoa (tree)
felis — a cheerful, cheery, happy, jolly, glad; adv cheerfully, cheerily, happily
felisi — v congratulate, make happy, cheer up; n congratulation
felisia — n cheerfulness, cheeriness, happiness
nonfelis — a unhappy, cheerless; adv unhappily, cheerlessly
nonfelisia — n unhappiness, cheerlessness
feltro — n felt
fem — n woman (adult human female); wife (informal)
bon fem — n good-natured woman, nice woman, nice lady
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 (female) socialite
fem joven — n young woman, maiden
fem odios — n shrew
femia — n womanhood
femisme — n feminism
femiste — n feminist
suprafem — n superwoman
fema — a n female
femin — a feminine
feminia — n femininity
femor — n femor
femoral — a femoral
fende — v split; n split, fission
Fenesia — n Phoenicia
fenetra — n window
fenetra de bileta — n ticket window
fenix — n phoenix
la Fenix — n Phoenix (constellation)
feno — n hay
fenomeno — n phenomenon
fenomenolojia — n phenomenology
feri — v wound, injure, harm, hurt; n wound, injury
ferable — a vulnerable
ferida — a wounded, injured, hurt; n casualty
feria — n fairground, fair; trade fair
fermenta — v ferment; n fermentation
fermento — n yeast
fermio — n fermium (element)
fero — n iron (element); (clothes) iron
fero calda — n (flat) iron
fero de cavalo — n horseshoe
fero de marca — n branding iron
fero forjada — n wrought iron
feros — a full of iron
punio ferin — n iron fist
feros — a fierce
fero-via — n railroad, railway, railroad track
ferovior — n railroad workler, railway worker, railwayman
fertil — a fertile
fertilable — a fertilizable
fertili — v fertilize
fertili en vitro — n in vitro fertilization
fertilinte — a fertilizing; n fertilizer
ferula — n splint (medical)
fese — n feces (US), faeces (Br), dung, excrement
festa — n holiday, festivity, gala
festa de grasia — n Thanksgiving Day
festa de la Tera — n Earth Day
festa de labor — n Labour Day
festa de madres — n Mother's Day
festa de padres — n Father's Day
festa de Valentin — n Valentine's Day
festa de veteranes — n Veterans Day
festa nasional — n national holiday, public holiday, bank holiday
festos — a festive
fesur — n crack, fissure
fesuri — v crack
fetix — n fetish
fetixisme — n fetishism
fetixiste — n fetishist
feto — n fetus (US), foetus (Br)
fetuxine — n fettuccine
feudo — n fief, fiefdom, feudal estate, feudal manor
feudal — a feudal
feudalisme — n feudalism
fez — n fez
fi — n phi (Greek letter)
fia — a girl; n girl; daughter
fia amada — n girlfriend
fia masin — n tomboy
fia par lege — n stepdaughter
fia par sposi — n daughter-in-law
fia propre — n daughter
fio — a boy; n boy; son
fio amada — n boyfriend
fio de jornales — n newsboy, paper boy
fio de puta — n bastard (insult)
fio par lege — n stepson
fio par sposi — n son-in-law
fio propre — n son
fio vagante — n street urchin, gamin
fiasco — n fiasco, flop
fa un fiasco — v flop, fail humiliatingly
fibre — n fiber (US), fibre (Br), thread, filament; roughage
fibre de vitro — n glass fiber (US), glass fibre (Br), fiberglass (US), fibreglass (Br)
fibre otical — n optical fiber (US), optical fibre (Br)
fibrose sistal — n cystic fibrosis
fibula — n fibula (anatomy)
fide — n faith, faithfulness, allegiance, loyalty, fidelity
de fide alta — a high fidelity, hi-fi
fidiste — n loyalist
fidos — a faithful, loyal
nonfide — n unfaithfulness, disloyalty
nonfidos — a unfaithful, disloyal
figa — n fig (fruit: genus Ficus)
figo — n fig tree (genus Ficus)
figato — n liver
figato grasos — n foie gras
figur — n figure
filantropia — n philanthropy
filantropial — a philanthropic
Filastin — n Palestine
filastini — a n Palestinian
filatelia — n philately
filateliste — n philatelist
filepita — n asity (bird)
filete — v filet (US), fillet (Br); n filet (US), fillet (Br), sirloin
filipino — a n Filipino (language)
filis — n fern
filma — v film; n film, movie
filma atestante — n documentary
filma de novas — n newsreel
filo — n thread, wire, line (fishing); queue, line (of people)
fa un filo — v line up, queue up
fileta — n filament
fili — v thread (needle, beads, etc); wire (electronics); n wiring (electronics)
filin — a threadlike
filo de dentes — n dental floss
filo de fero — n wire
filo de lana — n yarn (wool)
filo de plomo — n plumb line
sin filo — a wireless
usa la filo de dentes — v floss
filo — n phylum (biology)
filolojia — n philology
filosofia — n philosophy, ideology
filosofia de lege — n jurisprudence
filosofial — a philosophical
filosofiste — n philosopher
filtro — n filter
filtri — v filter, seep; n filtration
finansia — n finance
finansial — a financial; adv financially
finansior — n financier
fini — v finish, conclude, end, stop, expire; n finish, end, conclusion, terminus, tip (end), expiration
a fini — adv at last, finally, eventually
es a fini de fa — v have just done
final — a last, final; finally, at last (in the end; after much delay); n final, finale
finaliste — n finalist (in competition)
fini de linia — n linefeed (character)
fini de semana — n weekend
fini un negosia — v cut a deal
finita — a finite
nonfininte — a unending, endless
sin fini — a endless, unending; adv endlessly
finje — v pretend, act, feign, pose as; n pretense (US), pretence (Br)
finje un maladia — v malinger, fake an illness
finjente — a fake, phoney
finjor — n pretender, usurper, fake, phoney, fraud (person), imposter, impostor
finjos — a pretentious, affected
finoio — n fennel (genus Foeniculum)
fiordo — n fjord
firma — a firm, still, steady, stationary
fisa — v attach, fasten, fix, clasp, latch; stick, get stuck; save (data)
desfisa — v unfasten, detach
fisa con regarda — v stare at
fisada — a fixed, firm
fisador — n fastener, clasp, latch
fisica — n physics
fisica cuantal — n quantum physics
fisical — a physical; adv physically
fisiciste — n physicist
fix — n file card, fiche, file (computing); token (public transport), chip (gambling)
fix ajuntada — n attachment (email)
fix PDF — n PDF file
flajelo — n whip, flagellum
flajeli — v whip, beat
flama — n flame
flami — v flame, inflame (nonmedical)
flaminte — a flambé; inflammatory (nonmedical)
flamos — a flaming
flamenco — n flamenco (dance, music)
flamingo — n flamingo
Flander — n Flanders
flames — a Flemish (person, language)
flanela — n flannel (material)
flasida — a flaccid, flabby, limp
flatule — v break wind; n flatulence
flauta — n flute
flauta dulse — n recorder
flax — a flash, extremely quick; n flash (photography)
flaxi — v flash
flexa — n arrow
flexor — n fletcher
la Flexa — n Sagitta (constellation)
flexador — n flexor (muscle)
flexe — v flex (as muscles); n flection, flexion
flirta — v flirt; n flirtation
flirtante — a flirtatious
floco — n flake
floco de mais — n cornflake
floco de neva — n snowflake
flor — n flower, bloom, blossom
desflori — v deflower
flori — v flower, bloom, blossom
florin — a flower-like; n florin, guilder
floros — a flowery, floral (design)
flota — v float; n float
fenetra flotante — n pop-up window
flota en aira — a hover
flox — n phlox (plant)
flue — v flow, stream; n flow, stream (data), feed (news, computing)
autoflue — v wordwrap; n word wrap
con la flue — adv downstream
contra la flue — adv upstream
fluente — a flowing, fluent, fluid
flueta — v n dribble, trickle
reflue — n reflux (chemistry)
fluor — n fluorine (element)
fluorese — v fluoresce; n fluorescence
fluoresente — a fluorescent
fluorido — n fluoride
fluorita — n fluorite
fobia — n phobia
fobica — a phobic
foca — n seal (mammal)
foca — v n focus
focada — a focused, in focus
nonfocada — a unfocused, out of focus
focaxia — n focaccia
foco — n fire, passion
focador — n lighter, torch
focos — a fiery, passionate, sensual
focos artifisial — n pl fireworks
fode — v fuck (informal: have sex)
fol — a foolish, silly, crazy; n fool, dupe
folia — n silliness, foolishness, madness
folieta — n leaflet
fola — n crowd
foli — v crowd
folida — a crowded
folclor — n folklore
folia — n leaf
desfoli — v exfoliate, defoliate; n exfoliation
folia de col — n collard greens, borekale
foliculo — n follicle
folio — n notebook, sketchbook, dossier, binder; folio (book size)
folio de calcula — n spreadsheet
fonda — n sling (weapon)
fondeta — n slingshot
fonde — v melt
fondable — n fuse (electrical)
fondo — n bottom; background
fondal — a background, backing
fondo de mar — n ocean bottom, ocean floor
fondo de rio — n river bottom, river bed
fondu — n fondue
fonem — n phoneme
fonemal — a phonemic
fonetica — n phonetics
fonetica oreal — n auditory phonetics
fonetical — a phonetic
fonograf — n phonograph, gramophone, record player
fonolojia — n phonology
fonolojial — a phonological
fonotatica — n phonotactics
fonte — n fountain, spring, well, source
fonte de inca — n inkwell
fora — v drill, bore; n hole
forador — n drill (tool)
forador de strada — n pneumatic drill
foros — a porous
punto de forador — n drill bit
force — n fork
force de ajusta — n tuning fork
force de fero-via — n railroad switch (US), points (Br)
forcor de fero-via — n switchman (US), pointsman (Br)
fore — v line (with material); n lining
foresta — n forest
cultiva de foresta — n forestry
foresta orijinal — n virgin forest
forestor — n forester
forja — v forge (metal)
forjeria — n forge
forjor — n smith, blacksmith
forma — n form, shape, format, formation; etiquette, good form
bon forma — n good form; well-formedness; fitness (physical)
bonformida — a well-formed
forma jeneral — n infinitive
forma nonreal — n subjunctive, conditional, irrealis
forma real — n indicative
formable — a formable, ductile
formal — a formal, by the book
formalia — n formality
formi — v form, shape; n forming, formation
formos — a full-figured, buxom, voluptuous, curvaceous, rubenesque, zaftig
malformi — v deform, disfigure; n deformation
malformida — a deformed, malformed
nonformal — a informal
nonformalia — n informality
reformi — v reform; n reform, reformation
reformiste — n reformist
formica — n ant (insect: family Formicidae)
formicor — n anteater (mammal); antbird (bird: family Thamnophilidae)
formicos — a tingling, feeling pins and needles
formula — v formulate; n formula, formulation; phrase (musical, grammar)
formula ajetival — n adjective phrase
formula preposadal — n preposition phrase
formula sustantival — n noun phrase
formula verbal — n verb phrase
formulin — a formulaic
formulario — n form (to fill), questionnaire
forno — n oven (compartment for baking or roasting)
forni — v bake, cook in an oven
fornida — a baked; n bake (baked food)
fornon — n kiln, furnace
fornor — n baker; ovenbird, woodcreeper
la Forno — n Fornax (constellation)
foro — n forum
foromanica — n forumite
forsa — v force, compel (physically)
forsa se — v exert oneself
forsada — a forced, compulsory
forsitia — n forsythia
forte — a loud, strong, vehement; adv loudly, strongly, vehemently
fortador — n amplifier
forti — v strengthen, fortify, reinforce
fortia — n strength, force, effort, exertion
fortia de vive — n life force, vital force, elan vital, libido
fortios — a forceful
reforti — v reinforce; n reinforcement; strengthener, gusset
refortinte — a reinforcing, strengthening; booster (vaccination)
fortres — n fortress, blockhouse, fort
fortres de site — n citadel
fortuna — n fortune, chance, fate, destiny
bon fortuna — n good luck
fortunos — a lucky, fortunate; adv fortunately
mal fortuna — n bad luck, misfortune, mishap, unfortunate occurrence, accident, adversity, woe
nonfortunos — a unlucky, unfortunate, lamentable, poor; adv unfortunately
fosena — n porpoise (mammal: family Phocoenidae)
fosfor — n phosphorus; match
fosil — n fossil
foso — n ditch, moat, trench, gully
fostrot — n foxtrot (dance)
foto — n photo, photograph, shot, snapshot, still (photo)
fa un foto — n take a photo
foto airal — n aerial photograph
foto personal — n portrait
fotocopia — v photocopy, xerox; n photocopy
fotograf — n photograph
fotografi — v photograph
fotografia — n photography
fotografia a intervales — n time-lapse photography
fotografia prosima — n close-up photography, macro photography
fotografiste — n photographer
fotomanica — n shutterbug, photography enthusiast
foton — n photon
fotorealisme — n photorealism
fotorealos — a photorealistic
fractur — n fraktur
frajil — a fragile, delicate
frajilia — n fragility
frambosa — n raspberry
franc — n franc (money)
franca — v frank, direct (in speech), outspoken; straightforward
francamason — n freemason, mason
francamasonisme — n freemasonry, masonry
francisia — n franchise (commercial)
franje — n fringe, bangs (hairstyle)
Frans — n France
franses — a n French (person, language)
fransio — n francium (element)
fransiscan — a n Franciscan
frase — n sentence; phrase (musical)
fraseolojia — n phraseology
frate — n brother
fratal — a brotherly
frate par lege — n stepbrother
frate par sposi — n brother-in-law
frateria — n brotherhood, fraternity (organization)
fratia — n brotherhood, brotherliness
frato — n fraction, fragment, fracture
desfrati — v defragment; n defragmentation
fratal — a fractional, fractal
frati — v fracture, fragment, shatter, crack; n fragmentation
frecuente — a frequent, often
frecuentia — n frequency
frecuentia estrema alta — n UHF
frecuentia multe alta — n VHF
fregate — n frigatebird; frigate (ship)
freno — n brake, restraint (device)
freni — v brake, restrain, hold back
freno de mano — n handbrake
fresa — n strawberry
fresca — a fresh; cool, new, up-to-date
frescador — n air conditioner
fresci — v freshen
nonfresca — a stale
refresci — v n refresh, update
fresco — n fresco
fresia — n freesia
fresno — n ash (tree: genus Fraxinus)
freta — v rush, hurry, hasten; n haste
fretada — a rushed, hurried
fretante — a hurrying, hasty
fretos — a impulsive, reckless
no freta — v take your time, do not rush, do not hurry
fria — a cold, chilly, frigid; n cold
fri — v cool, chill
friador — n refrigerator, fridge
friador de acua — n water cooler
frica — v rub, abrade, cause friction; n rubbing, friction
fricante — a fricative; n fricative (consonant)
fricante ladal — n lateral fricative
fricos — a abrasive
Frigia — n Phrygia
Frisia — n Frisia
frisce — a Frisian (person, language)
frita — v fry
fritada — a fried
froda — v swindle, cheat, defraud; n fraud, con, trick; corruption
frodante — a fraudulant, corrupt
frodor — n fraud, fraudster, cheater, swindler, phoney, con man, con artist
fronsi — v gather (fabric); n gather (of fabric)
fronsi la suprasiles — v frown
fronsida — a gathered
fronte — n front; forehead; foreground
fronti — v confront, face; n confrontation, face-off
frontinte — a facing, fronting, confronting
fronton — n gable
frontera — n frontier, front line, limit
frontispis — n frontispiece (publishing)
frota — v wipe; smear, smudge
frotador — n wiper
frugal — a frugal, thrifty, economical, budget-conscious
frugalia — n frugality, frugalness, thrift, thriftiness
frustra — v vex, frustrate, exasperate; n frustration
frustrante — a frustrating
fruta — n fruit
fruta de pan — n breadfruit (fruit: genus Artocarpus altilis)
fruta sitrica — n citrus fruit
fruteria — n orchard
fruti — v bear fruit
frutor — n fruiterer, greengrocer
frutosa — n fructose
fu! — intj phew! (tiredness, relief after frustration)
fuca — n kelp (order Laminariales, Fucales)
fucsia — n fuchsia (flower, color)
fuga — n fugue
fugu — n pufferfish
fuji — v flee, run away
fuji per sposi — v elope
fujor — n fugitive
fulcro — n fulcrum, pivot
fuma — n smoke
fumi — v smoke (create smoke, become smoke: fire, tobacco, food), smolder (US), smoulder (Br)
fumiga — v fumigate; n fumigation
fumor — n smoker
func — a n funk (music)
funcos — a funky
funda — v establish, found, base (idea on); n foundation, establishment (act)
fundada — n foundation, establishment, institute, institution, fund
fundor — n founder
funera — n funeral
funeral — a funereal, funeral
funeror — n undertaker
fungiside — n fungicide
fungo — n fungus
fungal — a fungal
funsiona — v n function
funsiona ondal — n wave function
funsional — a functional
fura — v steal, rob; n theft, robbery
fura de enfantes — n kidnap, kidnapping (of children)
fura de identia — n identity theft
fura de persones — n kidnap, kidnapping
furabolsa (comp) — n pickpocket
furacasa (comp) — n burglar
fureta — v pilfer; n pilferage
furor — n thief, robber, burglar
furia — n fury
furios — a furious
furlan — a n Furlan, Friulian (person, language)
furni — v supply, provide, furnish; n supply, provision
furni la come — v cater
furnis — n pl supplies, provisions
furnor — n supplier, provider
furnor de come — n caterer
furnor esterna — n third-party supplier
fusa — v fuse, meld, merge, weld; n fusion, merger
fusil — n gun, rifle
fusili — v shoot, execute; n shooting, gunfire
fusilor — n marksman
fuso — n spindle
fusuma — n fusuma (sliding room dividers)
futbal — n (world) football, soccer
futbal american — n American football
futbalor — n footballer, football player, soccer player
futil — a futile, fruitless, vain; adv in vain
futilia — n futileness, fruitlessness
futon — n futon
futur — a future, forthcoming, subsequent; n future
en la futur — adv in the future, subsequently
en la futur distante — adv in the distant future, eventually
Gabon — n Gabon
gabones — a n Gabonese
gado — n cod (fish)
gadolinio — n gadolinium (element)
gailica — a n Scottish Gaelic (language)
gaina — n sheath
gaini — v sheathe
gal — n chicken
gal de venta — n weathercock
gal fema — n hen
gal mas — n cock, cockerel, rooster
galeta — n chick, chicken
gala — n show (of entertainment)
galeria — n gallery, showroom
galago — n galago (primate)
galasia — n galaxy
galasial — a galactic
galatosa — n galactose
Galia — n Gaul
galica — a n gaulish (language)
galinago — n snipe (wading bird)
galio — n gallium (element)
Galisia — n Galicia
galego — a n Galician (person, language)
galon — n gallon (measure)
galopa — v gallop; n gallop
gama — n leg; stem (of glass)
gama alta — n upper leg
gama basa — n lower leg, shank
gami — v n stride
gamon — n stilt
gama — n gamma (Greek letter)
gamba — n shrimp, prawn
Gambia — n Gambia
gambian — a n Gambian
gamelan — n gamelan
gan — n Gan (language)
Gana — n Ghana
ganaian — a n Ghanaian
ganax — n ganache
gang — n gang
ganglio — n ganglion
gangrena — n gangrene
gangrenos — a gangrenous
gangster — n gangster, mobster
gania — v earn, gain; win (game)
gania la tempo — v save time
ganior — n winner
regania — v regain, recoup, recover (money)
sin ganior — a tied, drawn (match)
ganso — n goose; informal geek, nerd
ganseta — n gosling
ganso mas — n gander
ganto — n glove
ganteta — n mitten
ganto de boxe — n boxing glove
ganton — n muff
gara — n claw
garaje — n garage (for storing vehicles)
garantia — v guarantee; n guarantee, warranty
garda — v guard, stand guard; save (money)
gardacomeda (comp) — n pantry, larder
gardacorpo (comp) — n bodyguard
gardacosta (comp) — n coastguard
gardaroba (comp) — n wardrobe
gardaxasa — n gamekeeper
gardor — n guard (person); watchdog (metaphor)
gardenia — n gardenia (plant)
garga — n throat
gargal — a guttural
gargara — v gargle; n gargle
gargola — n gargoyle
garlanda — n garland, wreath
garlandi — v garland, wreathe
garnison — n garrison
gas — n gas
gasi — v gas; become gas
gasos — a gaseous
gasolina — n gasoline (US), petrol (Br)
gasolineria — n gas station (US), petrol station (Br)
gasolio — n diesel
gasometre — n gasometer
gasta — v wear out, age
gastada — a worn out, shabby, dilapidated, run-down
gastada par la clima — a weathered, weatherbeaten
gastral — a gastric
gastraljia — n gastralgia
gastrite — n gastritis
gatio — n trigger
gati — v trigger
gatiomanica — a trigger-happy
gato — n cat (mammal: species Felis catus)
gateta — n kitten
gavia — n loon (bird)
gavota — n seagull
gavota — n gavotte (music, dance)
gaxa — n gruel, porridge, mush
gaxa de avena — n porridge, oatmeal
gaxa de favas — n baked beans