Esta es la lista xef de parolas lfn, frecuente refrescida. La refresci la plu resente es a 28 janero 2012.
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Tota
A — n A (letter, musical note)
a — prep (point in space or time) at, in, on; (motion) to; (direction) toward, towards, in the direction of; (recipient) to
a! — intj ah!, aha! (surprise, sudden realization, etc)
-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 — vt bark (as dog), squawk; n bark, barking; squawk, squawking
abaia un comanda — v bark a command
abaieta — v n yap
abandona — vt abandon, give up, relinquish; strand, maroon, desert; time out (software); n abandonment
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: genus Abies)
abita — vt live in, inhabit, reside in, dwell in; settle (a home); n habitation, residency, dwelling (act)
abitable — a habitable, inhabitable, livable
abitablia — n habitability, inhabitability, livability
abitada — a inhabited; n habitat, residence, abode, dwelling (place), accommodation
abitada de studiantes — n dormitory (student residence)
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 — vi grow accustomed, get used; become addicted; vt accustom, habituate; addict; n habit, habituation, convention
abitua se (a) — v get used (to); get addicted
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 (grammar)
-able — suf -able, -ible (added to v: a able to be ...ed, worthy of being ...ed, worth ...ing)
aboli — vt abolish; n abolition, abolishment
aboli ...! — intj down with ...!, no more ...!
abolisme — n abolitionism
aboliste — n abolitionist
aborta — vi vt abort, terminate, cancel; n abortion, termination
aborta natural — v miscarry; n miscarriage
abortada — a abortive; adv abortively
abortiste — n abortionist
abrasa — vt 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 — vi open, open up (movement); vt open; undo, unfasten; 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, groundbreaking
abrioio (comp) — n eye-opener, revelation
abrivia (abrivía) (comp) — n pioneer
de fonte abrida — a open-source (software)
reabri — v reopen
abricoca — n apricot (fruit)
abricoco — n apricot (tree: species Prunus armeniaca)
abugida — n abugida
abunda — vi abound; n abundance, plenty
abundante — a abounding, abundant, plentiful
suprabunda — v overflow (metaphorically); n overabundance
acad — a n Akkadian
academia — n academy
academial — a academic
academiste — n academic
acantisita — n New Zealand wren (bird: family Acanthisittidae)
acanto — n acanthus (plant: genus Acanthus)
acaro — n mite (arachnid: superorder Acariformes, Parasitiformes)
acasia — n acacia (tree: genus Acacia)
acaso — a random, arbitrary, accidental, incidental; adv randomly, arbitrarily, by chance, by accident, accidentally, incidentally; n chance, accident (but not mishap)
acasi — vi vt 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
Acea — n Achaea
acean — a n Achaean
acel — det that, those (demonstrative); pron that, that one
aceles — pron pl those, those ones
acemenan — a n Achaemenid
aclama — vt acclaim, cheer, cheer for; n acclamation, cheer, cheering
aclamor — n cheerleader
acne — n acne
acompania — vt accompany, escort; n accompaniment, companionship, company (of person), concomitance
acompaniable — a companionable; adv companionably
acompaniante — a accompanying, concomitant; adv concomitantly
acompanior — n companion, partner, escort
acompaniste — n accompanist
nonacompaniada — a unaccompanied
aconito — n aconite, monkshood, wolfsbane (plant: genus Aconitum)
acorda — vt agree, accord, consent, concur, be in agreement; n agreement, accordance, consent, deal, concord, entente, covenant; 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
acordable — a compatible (software, hardware)
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 — a acronymic, acronymous; n acronym
acrupi — vi crouch (be crouching, crouch down), squat; vt cause to crouch
acrupi temosa — v cower, cringe, shrink
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 salosa — n salt water
acual — a aquatic
acueria — n aquarium
acuin — a watery, runny, thin, nonviscous
acuor — n water carrier, water bearer
acuosa — 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
acuamarin — 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, akvavit (Scandinavian)
acuifer — n aquifer
acusa — vt 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 (grammar)
acustica — n acoustics
acustical — a acoustic
acuta — a acute (medical)
Adam — n Adam
adenoide — n adenoid, pharyngeal tonsil
adere — vi stick, adhere, cling; vt stick; n stickiness, adhesion, adhesiveness, adherence
aderente — a adhesive, sticky; n sticker, sticky label
aderor — n adherent
autoaderente — a self-adhesive, self-sticking
nonaderente — a nonadhesive, nonstick
adio! — intj goodbye!, farewell!
adirije — vt address; n address
adirije de ueb — n web address, URL
adn — abbr (asida desosiribonucleal) DNA
adobe — n adobe
adolese — vi 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 — vt 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 — vi fall asleep, go to sleep; vt send to sleep, put to sleep
adota — vt adopt, adoption
adotada — a adopted; n adoptee
adotante — a adopting
adotor — n adopter
par adota — a adoptive; adv by adoption
tempora adotada — a foster
adron — n hadron
aduador — n adductor (muscle)
adula — vt flatter, fawn, adulate, coax, wheedle, grovel; n flattery, fawning, adulation, sycophancy
adulante — a flattering, fawning, adulatory, sycophantic, obsequious; adv flatteringly, fawningly, sycophantically
adulor — n flatterer, adulator, sycophant, obsequious, sycophantic, deferential, fawning, ingratiating, unctuous, groveling (US), grovelling (Br), toadyish
adulte — a adult, grown-up; n adult, grown-up
adulti — vi become adult, grow up, mature; vt make adult, cause to grow up, mature
adultia — n adulthood
adultera — vt commit adultery with, fornicate with, adulter; adulterate; n adultery, affair, fornication
adulteror — n adulterer, fornicator
aec — abbr (ante la eda comun) BCE, before the common era, BC, before Christ
afasia — n aphasia
afasica — a n aphasic
afelio — n aphelion
afeta — vt affect (have an impact upon)
Afganistan — n Afghanistan
afgani — a n Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan (person, language)
afido — n aphid (superfamily Aphidoidea)
afin — conj so that, in order that (indicating intended result)
afirma — vt affirm; n affirmation
afirmante — a affirming, affirmative; adv affirmatively
reafirma — v reaffirm
afisa — vt affix, attach; n affix; affixing, affixation; attachment (including email)
afoca — vi drown, be drowning; vt (cause to) drown
afonda — vi sink, be sinking; vt (cause to) sink, scuttle
Africa — n Africa
Africa Norde — n North Africa
Africa Susaharan — n Subsaharan Africa
african — a n African (person, language)
africans — a n Afrikaans (language)
africante — a n affricate (consonant)
afro — n afro (hairstyle)
afrodisica — a aphrodisiac, aphrodisiacal; n aphrodisiac
agata — n agate
agave — n agave (plant: genus Agave)
agila — n eagle (bird: family Accipitridae)
agila de mar — n osprey, seahawk, fish eagle (bird: species Pandion haliaetus)
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)
agrega — vi vt aggregate, combine, conglomerate; n aggregate, combination, conglomerate
agu — a sharp, pointed, pointy; acute, keen; adv sharply, acutely, keenly
agi — vi become sharp; vt sharpen, hone
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: species Daubentonia madagascariensis)
aicido — n aikido
aida — vt help, assist, aid, help out; serve (customer); n help, assistance, aid, succor (US), succour (Br)
aida medical — n medical assistance, health care
aida sosial — n welfare
aidador — n assistant, wizard (software)
aidador personal — n personal digital assistant, PDA, handheld computer
aidamemoria (comp) — n reminder, memory aid, aide-mémoire
aidante — a auxiliary; complicit
aidaoia — n hearing aid
aidor — n helper, assistant, aide, acolyte, accomplice
aidosa — a helpful; adv helpfully
aidosia — n helpfulness
autoaida — n self-help
aides — n AIDS
ailanto — n ailanthus (tree: genus Ailanthus)
aira — n air; weather (informal); aria
airador — n snorkel, breathing mask, aerator
airal — a aerial
airi — vt air (a room), aerate; n aeration
airosa — a airy
airaporto — n airport
airobio — n aerobe
airobial — a aerobic
eserse airobial — n aerobic exercise, aerobics
nonairobial — a anaerobic
airolojia — n aerology
aironautica — n aeronautics
airosol — n aerosol
Aiti — n Haiti
aitian — a n Haitian (person, language)
ajena — vi kneel (be kneeling, kneel down), genuflect; vt (cause to) kneel
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, lithe; adv agilely, nimbly
ajilia — n agility, nimbleness
ajiografia — n hagiography
ajita — vt agitate, excite, upset, fluster, worry (person), trouble (person)
ajitada — a agitated, excited, upset, restless
ajunta — vt add, append, annex; impart; 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, besides, moreover
en ajunta a — prep in addition to, besides
ajusta — vi adjust, adapt; vt adjust, adapt, fit, tune, tune up, configure; n adaptation, adaption, adjustment, tune-up, setting, configuration
ajusta pico — v fine-tune
ajustable — a adaptable, adjustable, tunable, configurable, flexible; 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
preajusta — v preadjust, preset, pretune
preajustada — a preadjusted, preset, pretuned
-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 — vt alarm; n alarm, siren
Albania — n Albania (also Xciperia)
albanian — a n Albanian (person, language)
albatros — n albatross (bird: family Diomedeidae)
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 — vi vt 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 (species Pinguinus impennis), razorbill (species Alca torda), little auk, dovekie (species Alle alle)
alceta — n auklet (bird: genus Aethia, genus Ptychoramphus)
alcol — n alcohol
de alcol — a alcoholic (content)
sin alcol — a nonalcoholic
alcolomania — n alcoholism
alcolomanica — a n alcoholic (person)
alef — n aleph
alega — vt allege, claim; n allegation, claim
alegada — a alleged; adv allegedly
alegoria — n allegory
alegorial — a allegorical
aleluia! — intj hallelujah!, alleluia!
alemande — n allemande (music, dance)
alena — n awl
alerjen — n allergen
alerjia — n allergy
alerjica — a allergic
alerjiste — n allergist
alesandrian — a Alexandrian
aletera — vi alliterate; n alliteration
aleterante — a alliterative
alfa — n alpha (Greek letter)
alfabeta — n alphabet
alfabetal — a alphabetic, alphabetical; adv alphabetically
alfabeti — vt 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, a certain, any; pron pl some, several; 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, anywhere, in any place
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
en alga modo — adv somehow
alga — n alga
algal — a algal
algas — n pl algae, seaweed
algoritmo — n algorithm
algun — pron someone, somebody, anyone, anybody
alia — vt ally; n alliance, league
alia se con — vt ally oneself with, become allies with, join with
aliada — n ally
alias — n alias
antialias — n antialias
efeto de alias — n aliasing
efeto de antialias — n antialiasing
alibi — n alibi
aliena — vt alienate (legal, philosophical); n alienation (legal, philosophical, psychological)
nonalienable — a inalienable
aligator — n alligator (reptile: genus Alligator)
alinia — vi align, be in alignment; 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
alinia se — v align oneself, get into alignment
malalinia — v misalign; n misalignment
alio — n garlic (plant: species Allium sativum)
aljebra — n algebra
aljebral — a algebraic; adv algebraically
aljebriste — n algebraist
Aljeria — n Algeria (also Jazair)
aljeri — a n Algerian
alno — n alder (tree: genus Alnus)
alo! — intj hello!, hi!, hey!, yoo-hoo!
aloata — n howler monkey (mammal: genus Alouatta)
aloda — n lark (bird: family Alaudidae)
aloe — n aloe (plant: genus Aloe)
alora — adv then, at that time
la presidente alora — n the then president
alpaca — n alpaca (mammal: species Vicugna pacos)
alpe — n alp
alpal — a alpine, Alpine
Alpes — n pl Alps
alta — a high (position, tone), upper; tall (height); great (rank, status), majestic; n top, top half, upper part
a alta — adv upward, upwards, up
a alta de — prep up
alti — vi rise, soar; vt lift, raise, 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
tu altia — n your highness
altar — n altar
la Altar — n Ara (constellation)
altera — vi vt alter, modify; n alteration, modification
alterna — vi alternate, take turns; vt alternate; toggle (a setting); n alternation
alternador — n alternator
alternante — a alternating; n alternant
alternativa — a alternative; n alternative; answer (to a rival concept)
alto — n alto (music)
altruiste — a altruistic; adv altruistically; n altruist
altruisme — n altruism
aluminio — n aluminum (US), aluminium (Br) (element)
alusina — vt hallucinate; n hallucination, apparition, illusion, vision
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)
posalveolal — a n postalveolar (consonant)
am — abbr (ante media-dia) a.m.
ama — vt 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 plaser — n hedonist
amosa — 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
amamelia — n witch hazel (plant: genus Hamamelis)
amanda — n almond (nut)
amando — n almond (tree: species Prunus dulcis)
amaranto — n amaranth (plant: genus Amaranthus)
amarga — a bitter (taste), bitter (emotionally), embittered
amargi — vi grow bitter; vt embitter
amargia — n bitterness
amarina — a n Amhara (person), Amharic (language)
amasa — vt knead
amasador — n kneading machine
amato — n hobby, serious pastime
amator — n hobbyist, amateur
ambar — n amber
ambasada — n embassy, consulate
ambasador — n ambassador
ambidestrosa — a ambidextrous
ambie — vt surround
ambiente — a surrounding; n surroundings, environment, context
ambientisme — n environmentalism
ambientiste — n environmentalist
ambigua — a ambiguous; n ambiguity (thing)
ambigui — vi become ambiguous; vt make ambiguous
ambiguia — n ambiguity (quality)
desambigui — vi vt disambiguate; n disambiguation
ambivale — vi be ambivalent, have mixed feelings
ambivalente — a ambivalent
ambliopia — n amblyopia, lazy eye
ambliopica — a amblyopic; n amblyope
ambos — det both; pron both; adv both
ambos de nos — both of us, we both, us both (but not nos ambos)
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 de cor — n girlfriend, boyfriend
ami fema — n female friend, girl friend
ami mas — n male friend, boy friend
amia — n friendship, amity
amin — a friendly; adv in a friendly way
amini — vi become friends, make friends; vt befriend
nonamin — a unfriendly, aloof, cold
amidon — n starch
amidoni — vt starch
amidonida — a starched
amigdala — n amygdala
amil — n amyl (chemistry)
amina — n amine
aminoasida — n amino acid
amir — n emir
amiria — n emirate
amira — vt admire; n admiration
amirable — a admirable
amirante — a admiring
amiror — n admirer
amiral — n admiral
amiralia — n admiralty, admiralship
visamiral — n vice admiral
Amirias Arabi Unida — n United Arab Emirates
amirati — a n United Arab Emirates (of or from)
amix — a Amish; n Amish person
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 — vi be muffled; be amortized; vt muffle, deaden, dampen; amortize; mute (music); n amortization
amortador — n shock absorber
amper — n ampere, amp (measure)
amputa — vt amputate; n amputation
amputa el de se gama — v amputate his leg
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 con tota — adv despite everything, at least, if nothing else
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 the lack of, 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, at least, if nothing else (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)
anabatiste — a n Anabaptist
anabatisme — n Anabaptism
anaboli — vi vt anabolize; n anabolism
anabolal — a anabolic
anacardia — n cashew (nut)
anacardio — n cashew (tree: genus Anacardium)
anacrona — a anachronistic; adv anachronistically; n anachronism
anagrama — n anagram
analise — vt 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
anarciosa — 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, likewise
como ance — conj as well as
ancilostoma — n hookworm (parasite: genus Ancylostoma)
ancilostomiase — n hookworm, ancylostomiasis (disease)
ancor — n anchor
ancori — vt anchor
cade la ancor — v drop anchor
leva la ancor — v weigh anchor
ancora — adv still (continuing), (negative) yet, even (more)
ancora no — adv still not, not yet
ma ancora — adv but still, and yet, nevertheless, however
Andora — n Andorra
andoran — a n Andorran (person)
Andromeda — n Andromeda (constellation, mythology)
anela — vt long for, yearn for, pine for, crave, deeply desire
anelido — n annelid (phylum)
anelo — n ring, loop (of material), link (of chain), 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: genus Anemone)
anemone de mar — n sea anemone (coelenterate: order Actiniaria)
anestese — vt 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)
aneurisme — n aneurysm
angila — n eel (fish: order Anguilliformes)
Angila — n Anguilla
angilan — a n Anguillian
anglican — a n Anglican
anglicanisme — n Anglicanism
anglosason — a n Anglo-Saxon (person, language)
Angola — n Angola
angolan — a n Angolan
angulo — a angular; n angle, corner
angulo reta — n right angle
angusa — vt distress, cause anguish to; n agony, anguish, anxiety, dismay, consternation, distress, stress (mental)
angusada — a distressed, anxious, agonized
anima — vi animate, come to life; vt 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
animal de pelux — n stuffed toy, plush toy, soft toy, cuddly toy
animales nosiva — n pl vermin
animali — vi vt zoomorphize; n zoomorphism
anime — n animé, anime
animiste — a n animist
animism — n animism
aninga — n darter, snakebird (sea bird: species Anhinga anhinga)
anio — n year
anial — a annual, yearly
anio de lus — n light year
anio estendeda — n leap year
anion — n anion
anis — n anise, aniseed (plant: species Pimpinella anisum)
seme de anis — n aniseed (seed)
aniversario — n anniversary, birthday
aniversario sento — n 100th anniversary, centenary, centennial
aniversario sento sincodes — n 150th anniversary, sesquicentennial
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
anomal — a anomalous; n anomaly (thing)
anomalia — n anomalousness, anomaly (quality)
anomalur — n flying squirrel, anomalure (mammal: family Anomaluridae)
anona — n annona (plant: genus Annona)
anonim — a anonymous
anonimia — n anonymity
anorac — n anorak (coat)
anorexia — n anorexia
anorexica — a n anorexic
anosia — n anoxia
anosica — a anoxic
anota — vt annotate; n annotation
ansia — n anxiety, worry, unease, nervousness, apprehension
ansiosa — a anxious, worried, nervous, apprehensive
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 — a front, fore, forward, ahead; adv (time) beforehand, formerly, previously; (space) in front, ahead, forward, forwards, forth; prep in front of, to the front of (indicating movement)
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, rostral
anti- — pref anti-, against
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
Antigua — n Antigua
Antigua e Barbuda — n Antigua and Barbuda
antiguan — a n Antiguan
antijen — n antigen
Antiles — n Antilles
antilean — a Antillean
Antiles Nederlandes — n Netherlands Antilles
antilocapra — n pronghorn antelope (mammal: genus Antilocapra)
antilope — n antelope (mammal: genus Alcelaphinae, genus Antilopinae, genus Hippotraginae, genus Reduncinae, genus Cephalophinae)
antimonio — n antimony (element)
antipoda — a antipodean; n antipode
antolojia — n anthology
antolojiste — n anthologist
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 — vt 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: family Engraulidae)
aora — adv now, currently, at present, at this time; right now, immediately, at once
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
aortite — n aortitis
aoto — n night monkey, owl monkey (mammal: genus Aotus)
aparato — n device, gadget, piece of apparatus
aparateta — n widget, gizmo; control (in user interface); thingummy, thingamajig, thingamabob, whatsit, wossname, whatchamacallit, doodad, doobry, doohickey
aparato dental — n brace (for teeth)
aparatos — n pl apparatus, equipment, hardware
apare — vi appear, become visible, show up, turn up; surface (after submersion); vt cause to appear, manifest; n appearance
apare lenta — v fade in; n fade-in
desapare — v disappear, vanish; dispel
desapare lenta — v fade out; n fade-out
reapare — v reappear, resurface; n reappearance
apartait — n apartheid
aparte — n apartment, flat; unit (of building)
apatia — n apathy
apatica — a apathetic
apatxe — a n Apache (person, language)
apela — vt appeal (for, against)
apena — adv hardly, scarcely, barely, just, by a small amount, with difficulty
apendis — n appendix (anatomy, publishing)
apendisectomia — n appendectomy
apendisite — n appendicitis
apesta — vi stink, reek, pong; n stink, stench
apetito — n appetite
apico — n apex, tip, peak; heyday, prime
apical — a apical
aplasia — n aplasia
aplasica — a aplasic
aplaudi — vt applaud, clap; n applause, clapping
aplica — vt apply (paint, make-up, butter, plaster, heat, etc); n application (of some substance)
aplica se mente a — v apply one's mind to
aplicable — a applicable, relevant, appropriate
aploide — a n haploid
apnea — n apnea (US), apnoea (Br)
apnica — a apneic
apocalise — n apocalypse (catastrophe), (divine) revelation
apocalisal — a apocalyptic
apocrifa — a apocryphal
apoia — vi lean, tilt (position, movement); vt (cause to) lean, tilt; bank (aircraft)
apoiada — a tilted, leaning; italic
apojeo — n apogee
apone — vt put on (garment, jewelry, shoes, hat, saddle, etc)
apoptose — n apoptosis
aposa — vt appose, juxtapose, collocate; n apposition, juxtaposition, collocation
aposada — n adposition (linguistics)
aposta — vt n bet, wager
aposta sento euros ce ... — v bet a hundred euros that ...
aposteria — n betting shop
apostol — n apostle
apostolal — a apostolic
aprende — vt learn
aprendor — n learner, pupil, apprentice, trainee
desaprende — v unlearn
april — n April (month)
aproba — vt 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 Saudi — n Saudi Arabia
saudi — a n Saudi, Saudi Arabian
aracide — n peanut (plant, seed, pod: species Arachis hypogaea)
aracnido — n arachnid (class: Arachnida)
aracnoide — n arachnoid (membrane)
arado — n plow (US), plough (Br)
aradi — vt plow (US), plough (Br)
Aragon — n Aragon
aragones — a n Aragonese (person, language)
aramea — a n Aramean, Aramaean (person, language)
aramo — n limpkin (bird: species Aramus guarauna)
aranca — vt wrench, jerk, yank, snatch, wrest, tug, heave, twist; n jerk, yank, tug, twist
arania — n spider (arachnid: order Araneae)
arbitra — vt arbitrate on, mediate on; 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
arcipelago — n archipelago
arciteta — n architecture
arcitetor — n architect
arcitrava — n architrave
arcivo — n record (of information), register, log; file (for papers); folder (computing)
arcivador — n file cabinet, filing cabinet; database program
arcivi — vt archive, log, chronicle
arciviste — n archivist
arcivos anial — n annals
arco — n arc; arch; bow (weapon, music)
arci — vi vt arch (back, roof)
arco de pede — n arch (of foot)
arco de porte — n doorway
arco de sielo — n rainbow
arcor — n archer
la Arcor — n Sagittarius (constellation)
arde — vi burn, sear, blaze; vt burn
arde de ereses — n auto-da-fé
ardeda — a burned, burnt, charred
ardente — a burning; ardent, passionate
ardosia — n slate (rock)
are — n are (measure)
area — n area, region
area incluida — n footprint (telecommunications)
areal — a regional
arem — n harem
aremon — n brush finch (bird: genus Arremon, genus Atlapetes, etc)
arena — n sand
arena movente — n quicksand
arenosa — a sandy, sand-covered
arenga — vt harangue, rant at; n rant, tirade, diatribe
arenge — n herring (fish: genus Clupea)
areola — n areola; halo
aresta — vt arrest, seize, apprehend; n arrest
aresta acaso — n arbitrary arrest
aresta nonlegal — n illegal arrest
argon — n argon (element)
ariete — n battering ram
aristocrata — n aristocrat
aristocratal — a aristocratic
aristocratia — n aristocracy
aritmetica — n arithmetic
aritmetical — a arithmetic, arithmetical
aritmia — n arrhythmia
aritmica — a arrhythmic
ariva — vi arrive; n arrival
arjentifer — a argentiferous
Arjentina — n Argentina
arjentina — a n Argentinian (person)
arjento — a silver (color); n silver (color, metal, element)
arjenti — vt silver, silver-plate
arjentida — a silver-plated
arjentin — a silvery
de arjento — a silver, (made) of silver
arjila — n clay
arma — n weapon
armas — n arms, armaments
armeria — n armory (US), armoury (Br), arsenal
armor — n armorer (US), armourer (Br)
arma — vt arm
armada — a armed; n army, legion, armada, host
desarma — v disarm; n disarmament
rearma — v rearm; n rearmament
armadilo — n armadillo (mammal: order Cingulata, family Dasypodidae)
armario — n cupboard, cabinet
armario de libros — n bookcase
armario de mur — n wall cabinet
armario de vestes — n wardrobe
armarior — n cabinetmaker
construi de armarios — n cabinetmaking
Armenia — n Armenia (also Haiastan)
armenian — a n Armenian (language, person)
arminian — a n Arminian
arminianisme — n Arminianism
armonia — n harmony
armoni — vi vt harmonize
armonial — a harmonic; n harmonic (frequency)
armoniosa — a harmonious, compatible
nonarmoniosa — a inharmonious, incompatible, incongruous
armonica — n harmonica, mouth organ
armur — n (suit of) armor (US), armour (Br)
armur de gama — n greave
armur de peto — n breastplate
arnes — n harness, sling
arnesi — vt harness
arpa — n harp
arpia — n harpy, harridan, hag, gorgon, crone
arpon — n harpoon
arponi — vt harpoon
arsenico — n arsenic (element)
arte — n art
artal — a artistic
arte de governa — n statesmanship, statecraft
arte inferior — n kitsch
artes bela — n pl fine arts, beaux arts
artes de presenta — n pl performing arts
artes vidable — n pl visual arts
artiste — n artist
artosa — a artful, artistic
arteria — n artery
arteria carotide — n carotid artery
arterial — a arterial
arteriografia — n arteriography
arteriol — n arteriole
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
artisania — n craft, craftsmanship
artrite — n arthritis
artritica — a arthritic
artropodo — n arthropod (phylum)
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 — vt assassinate, murder; n assassination, murder
asasinor — n assassin, murderer
asbesto — n asbestos
asconde — vi hide, be in hiding; vt hide, conceal, efface, tuck away
ascondeda — a hidden, concealed, latent, lurking, tucked away
ase — n axle, shaft (arrow, hair, machinery); axis
asal — a axial
ase x — n x-axis
ase y — n y-axis
asecura — vt insure; n insurance
asecura mutua — n mutual insurance
contrata de asecura — n insurance policy
paia de asecura — n insurance premium
asede — vt access; n access
asedable — a accessible
nonasedable — a inaccessible
aseja — vt besiege; n siege
aselera — vi vt accelerate, speed up; n acceleration
aselerador — n accelerator (including pedal)
aselerador de particulas — n particle accelerator
asembla — vi assemble, gather, come together; vt assemble, amass, bring together, put together; n (political) assembly
asemblador — n assembler (software)
desasembla — v disassemble, dismantle
asende — vt ascend, rise, climb, go up; n ascent
asendador — n elevator, lift
asendente — a ascending, rising; n ancestor, forebear, forefather
asente — a absent, missing
asenti — vi become absent; vt make absent
asenti se — v excuse oneself
asentia — n absence
asentor — n accentor (bird: family Prunellidae)
asentua — vt emphasize, accentuate, stress; n emphasis, accent, stress
asentuada — a emphatic, stressed
asentuante — a emphatic
desasentua — v deemphasize
nonasentuada — a unstressed
aser — n steel
asera — n maple fruit, maple key
asero — n maple (tree: genus Acer)
aseso — n abscess
aseseta — n boil, furuncle
aseta — vt accept, condone; grant (a point in an argument); n acceptance
asetable — a acceptable, passable, reasonable, valid
asetablia — n acceptability
asetada ce — conj granted that
asetador — n outlet, socket (electrical)
nonasetable — a unacceptable, invalid; n no-no
asetato — n acetate
asetica — a acetic
asetilcolina — n acetylcholine
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 — vi sour, turn sour; vt acidify, make sour; n acidification
asidia — n acidity, sourness, tartness
asida-dulse — a sweet-and-sour (sauce)
asidente — n accident (mishap involving damage to life or property)
asidofil — a acidophilic; n acidophile
asidofilia — n acidophilia
asidua — a assiduous, diligent, hard-working
asiduia — n assiduousness, diligence, hard work
asilido — n robber fly (insect: family Asilidae)
asimina — n pawpaw (tree, fruit: genus Asimina)
asinia — vt assign, allocate, allot, appoint (tasks, resources); n assignment, allocation, allotment, appointment
asinia roles a la juores — assign roles to the players
asino — n donkey, ass (mammal: subgenus Asinus)
asinor — n donkey driver, donkey rider
asinto — n absinthe (drink)
asion — n stock, share
asioneria — n stock market, stock exchange
asionor — n stockholder, shareholder
Asiria — n Assyria
asma — n asthma
asmica — a n asthmatic
asoluta — a absolute; adv absolutely
asolutisme — n absolutism
asolutiste — n absolutist
ason — n axon
asorbe — vt absorb, assimilate; n absorption, assimilation
reasorbe — v reabsorb; n reabsorption
asosia — vi associate; vt associate, partner; n association, partnership, consortium
asosia carital — n charitable organization, registered charity
asosior — n associate, partner, colleague
desasosia — v disassociate, dissociate
asparago — n asparagus (plant, vegetable: species Asparagus officinalis)
aspartato — n aspartate
aspeta — vi (copula) 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)
el aspeta como un capra — he looks like a goat
tu capeles aspeta bela — your hair looks nice
aspira — vt aspire to, dream of; aspirate (phonetics); n aspiration, dream, ambition
aspirada — a aspired; aspirated; n aspirate (phonetics)
aspirante — a aspiring, ambitious; n candidate, applicant, nominee
aspirina — n aspirin
asta — prep (space) next to, beside, by; (motion) up to, down to, as far as; (time) until, till
asta alora — adv until then
asta aora — adv until now, yet, up to this point
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!
la un asta la otra — adv next to each other, side by side
astato — n astatine (element)
asteni — vi abstain, refrain, desist, eschew, forbear; n abstinence, abstention, forbearance; celibacy
asteni de vota — n abstention from voting
asteninte — a abstinent, chaste, celibate
astenia — n asthenia
astenica — a asthenic
asteroide — n asteroid
astigmata — a astigmatic
astigmatia — n astigmatism
astral — a astral
astrata — a abstract; n abstraction (thing)
astratia — n abstractness, abstraction (quality)
astrinje — vt 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: species Struthio camelus)
Asturias — n Asturias
asturian — a n Asturian (person, language)
astuta — a astute, clever, witty, cunning, savvy
astuta de rede — a internet-savvy
astuta de ueb — a web-savvy
es plu astuta ca — v outwit
tecnical astuta — a tech-savvy
asurda — a absurd, nonsensical, ludicrous, preposterous; n absurdity (thing), nonsense
asurdia — n absurdity (quality), ludicrousness, preposterousness
asusta — vt frighten, scare, terrify, horrify; n fright, scare
asustante — a frightening, terrifying, terrible, horrible, awful, dreadful, grotesque, atrocious; adv terribly, horribly, awfully
asustavia (comp) — n scarecrow
ata — vi act (take action, perform as actor); n action, act (document, part of play), deed
ator — n actor, performer
ator fema — n female actor, actress
ator mas — n male actor
ataca — vt attack, assault, charge, storm, besiege, raid, aggress; n attack, assault, aggression, onslaught; 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
atacosa — a aggressive
atalanta — n red admiral (butterfly: species Vanessa atalanta)
ataxia — n ataxia
ataxica — a ataxic
ateiste (e-i) — n atheist
ateisme (e-i) — n atheism
atende — vt pay attention to, attend to, heed, keep an eye on, mind, look after, take care of (but not care for); serve (master); n attention
atendente — a attentive, alert, attendant, heedful; careful, rigorous
atendor — n attendant, caretaker; squire
atendor de bebe — n babysitter
atendosa — a fastidious, meticulous
nonatendente — a careless, negligent, imprudent, heedless
ateni — vt reach, attain, achieve, accomplish; n attainment, achievement, accomplishment
atenta — vt try, attempt, endeavor (US), endeavour (Br), essay; n attempt
atenta criminal — n criminal attempt
atenta e era — n trial and error
atera — vi land (aircraft), make landfall, arrive at port; vt (cause to) land; n landing
atesta — vt attest, witness, testify, vouch; n testimony, evidence, testament
atesta falsa — v commit perjury, perjure; n perjury
atesta final — n last will and testament
atesta nova — n new testament
atesta vea — n old testament
atesta vival — n living will
atestor — n testator; witness, eyewitness (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 — vi activate; vt activate, trigger, precipitate; n activation
ativia — n activity, bustle
ativia volcanal — n volcanic activity, volcanism
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
retroativa — a retroactive
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 pesosa — 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 — vt attract, entice; n attraction, enticement
atrae per turistes — n tourist attraction, sight
atraente — a attracting
atraosa — a attractive, pretty, cute
atribui — vt attribute, credit; n attribution
atribui un cualia a algun — attribute a quality to someone, credit someone with a quality
atribuida — a attributed, credited; n attribute, quality
atricorno — n scrub-bird (bird: genus Atrichornis)
atrio — n atrium, hall, lobby, foyer, vestibule
atrofia — vi vt atrophy, wither; n atrophy, atrophying, withering
atrofica — a atrophic
aturdi — vt stun, daze, bewilder, stupefy, knock out; n knockout
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 — vi vt 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
australopiteco — n australopithecus
Austria — n Austria (also Osteraic)
austrian — a n Austrian
autarcia — n autarchy
auto — n automobile, auto, 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, sovereign; n autocrat
autocratia — n autocracy, sovereignty
automanica — n car enthusiast, automobilist
automata — n automat, automaton
automata de discos — n jukebox
automati — vt automate; n automation
automatida — a automated, automatic
autono — n autumn, fall
autonom — a autonomous, independent; adv independently
autonomia — n autonomy, independence, sovereignty
autopsia — n autopsy, postmortem
autor — n author
autor teatral — n playwright
autoria — n authority, mandate
autori — vt authorize, empower; n authorization
autoriosa — a authoritative; plenipotentiary
autostopa — vi hitchhike; n hitchhiking
autostopor — n hitchhiker
autotrof — a autotrophic; n autotroph
autotrofia — n autotrophia
autovia (autovía) — 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 — vi advance, go forward; vt advance; forward (e.g. email); n advance, incursion, surge
avansa grande — n breakthrough
avansa min ca — v lag behind
avansa rapida — v fast-forward
avansada — a advanced
avar — a miserly, avaricious, greedy, stingy, mean (Br); n miser
avaria — n greed, miserliness, avarice
avatar — n avatar
ave — vt have, own
ave asi alga ideas — here are some ideas
ave un metre de longia — v be a meter long
ave un problem — there is a problem
no ave — v do not have, lack, be without; there is not, there are not
avena — n oat, oats (plant, seed: genus Avena)
aveni — vi happen, occur, take place; n happening, occurrence, event, incident; 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 — vi adventure; n adventure
aventurante — a adventurous (person)
aventuror — n adventurer
aventurosa — a adventurous (activity)
averbo — n adverb
averbal — a adverbial
averbo de demanda — n interrogative adverb
averbo suordinante — n relative adverb
averti — vt 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 (family Paradisaeidae)
avia tentante — n decoy
avia xasante — n bird of prey
avias cultivada — n pl poultry
avias de cultiveria — n pl poultry, farm birds
avieria — n aviary
avieta — n chick, fledgling
avion — n airplane (US), aeroplane (Br), aircraft
antiavion — a antiaircraft
avion de mar — n seaplane, hydroplane
avion liscante — n glider
avion sin pilote — n drone
avioneria — n aircraft hangar
avioni — vt ship (by air); n aviation
avionor — n aviator
avisa — vt advise, caution, warn (give cautionary advice), admonish; n advice, warning, notice, admonition
avisa vidable — n visual alert
aviseta — n hint, tip
avisor — n adviser
avocado — n avocado (tree, fruit: species Persea americana)
avoseta — n avocet (wading bird: genus Recurvirostra)
axa — n axe
axeta — n hatchet
axeta de carnor — n cleaver, butcher's knife
axi — vt chop, hack
axi pico — v mince
pico axida — a minced, finely chopped
axi! — intj atishoo! (sneeze)
axila — n armpit, underarm
axilal — a axillary, underarm
axiom — n axiom, convention (science)
axiomal — a axiomatic
axocan — a Ashokan
axu! — intj achoo! (sneeze)
Axum — n Aksum
azalea — n azalea (plant: genus Rhododendron, subgenus Pentanthera and Tsutsuji)
Azerbaijan — n Azerbaijan
azerbaijani — a n Azerbaijani (person, language)
azimuta — n azimuth
azor — n goshawk (bird: genus Accipiter)
azospermia — n azoospermia
azotemia — n azotemia
azul — a n light blue, azure (color)
azul verdin — n greenish blue, greeny blue
B — /be/ n B (letter, musical note)
ba! — intj bah!, nonsense!, who cares?
babababel! — intj blah blah blah!
babau — n bogeyman, boogeyman, bogles, bogey, bugaboo, bugbear
babca — n babka
babela — vt babble, gab, mutter, gibber, witter, talk nonsense; n gibberish, gobbledygook, bafflegab, jargon, patter
babelosa — a gibberish, jargon-filled
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, luggage
bahai — a n Baha'i
bahaisme — n Baha'i, Baha'ism
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
bal de neva — n snowball
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 see-saw, (pair of) scales (for weighing)
balansi — vt see-saw, balance, swing up and down
la Balansa — n Libra (constellation)
balasto — n ballast
balbuta — vt n stutter, stammer, splutter, sputter
balcon — n balcony
balcon media — n mezzanine (floor, balcony)
baldacin — n canopy, baldaquin, tabernacle
balde — n bucket, pail
baldon — n dustbin, rubbish bin, litter bin, trash can, garbage can
baldoni — vt bin, throw away, chuck out
balena — n whale (mammal: order Cetacea)
la Balena — n Cetus (constellation)
balenotera — n rorqual (whale: family Balaenopteridae)
balesta — n crossbow
baletia — n ballet
baletiste — n ballet dancer, ballerina
Balgaria — n Bulgaria
balgarsce — a n Bulgarian (person, language)
balia — vi yawn; n yawn
balo — n ball, formal dance
Balotxistan — n Balochistan, Baluchistan
balsa — n raft
balsi — vt raft (convey by raft)
balsam — n balm, balsam
balsami — vt embalm
baltica — a Baltic
bambola — vi wobble, totter, be unsteady; stagger, reel, walk unsteadily; flounder
bambu — n bamboo (plant, stem: subfamily Bambusoideae, tribe Bambuseae)
banana — n banana (plant, fruit: genus Musa)
banca — n bench (seat), pew
bancarota — a bankrupt, insolvent
bancaroti — vi go bankrupt; vt (make) bankrupt
banceta — vi banquet, feast; n banquet, feast
banco — n bank (for money)
banco de datos — n database, data bank
bancor — n banker
bancsia — n banksia (plant: genus Banksia)
banda — n band, tape, strip, strap; track (of mix)
banda de lenio — n strip of wood, lath
banda de oios — n blindfold
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
bandi — vt tape (apply tape)
bandi la oios — v blindfold
bande — n band, ensemble (music)
bande marxante — n marching band
bandera — n flag, banner
bandereta — n pennant
bandicute — n bandicoot (mammal: family Peramelidae)
bandito — n bandit, outlaw, highwayman, brigand
bandolera — n bandolier
bandura — n bandura (string instrument)
Bangladex — n Bangladesh
bangla — a n Bengali, Bangla (person, language)
banio — n bathtub, bath
bani — vt 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
banio de vortis — n whirlpool bath, hot tub, jacuzzi, spa
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, 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 dentes — n rack (as in "rack and pinion")
bara de molas — n splinter bar
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 traversante — n crossbar
bara vertical — n vertical slash, bar, pipe symbol (punctuation)
bareta — n bolt (door); barrette (US), hairslide (Br)
bari — vt bar, block off; cross out, strike through
desbari — v unbar, unblock
Barain — n Bahrain
baraini — a n Bahraini
Barat — n India (also India)
barati — a n Indian (person, language)
barata — a cheap, inexpensive; n bargain (cheap item)
baratia — n cheapness
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 carga — n cargo ship, freighter
barcon de gera — n warship
barcon de vapor — n steamship
barcon prima — n flagship
barcon ruinada — n shipwreck
barcon spasial — n spaceship, spacecraft
barconeria — n shipyard
barconi — vt ship (transport by ship)
barde — n bard
baril — n barrel, cask
bario — n barium (element)
barion — n baryon
baritono — n baritone (music)
baroca — a baroque
baron — n baron, lord
baronesa — n baroness
baronia — n barony
basa — a low (position), lower; short (height); shallow (depth); deep (tone); low, mean, unkind, base; n bottom, bottom half, lower part
... a basa! — intj down with ...!
a basa — adv downward, downwards, down
a basa de — prep down
basa en catran — a low in tar, low-tar (regarding cigarettes)
basi — vi lower; vt lower, reduce in height; debase
basi se — v lower oneself, deign, condescend, stoop, grovel
basia — n lowness; meanness
plu basa — a lower, deeper, shorter
bascetbal — n basketball
base — n base (center of operations, chemistry, linguistic, baseball)
basebal — n baseball
basil — n basil (plant: species Ocimum basilicum)
basilica — n basilica
basilisco — n basilisk (mythology, reptile: genus Basiliscus)
basin — n basin (geography)
baso — n bass (music)
basiste — n bassist, bass player
basofil — n basophil
bason — n bassoon
basta — vi be ample, be more than enough, more than suffice
bastante — a ample, more than enough, more than sufficient; adv amply, enough, sufficiently
bastardo — n bastard (illegitimate child; insult)
basto — n stick, cane
basteta — n stick, twig, small branch
basteta de dentes — n toothpick
basto curva — n crook, staff, crosier, crozier
basto de mesura — n measuring stick, measuring rod
basto de olio — n dipstick
basto de zucar — n candy cane
baston — n bat, club; skittle, pin (bowling)
de bastetas — a wicker
batalia — vt battle, combat, fight; campaign (for a cause); n battle, fighting, combat
batalior — n fighter; campaigner
batalion — n battalion
bate — vt beat, thrash, batter, pummel (hit repeatedly); slam; flap; whip (into a froth)
batador — n beater, whisk
batador eletrica — n beater
batador engranada — n crank beater, eggbeater
bateovo (comp) — n eggbeater
bateporte (comp) — n door knocker
bateta — v knock, rap, tap (at door); flutter (wings)
bateta de cor — n heartbeat
bateria — n bacterium
baterial — a bacterial
baterias — n pl bacteria
bateriolojia — n bacteriology
bateriolojial — a bacteriological
bateriolojiste — n bacteriologist
baterioterapia — n bacteriotherapy
baterivor — a bacterivorous; n bacterivore
batisfera — n bathysphere
batiste — a n Baptist
batisme — n Baptist religion
batiza — vt baptize, christen; n baptism, christening
bava — vi dribble, trickle, drool; n dribble, drool (saliva)
bazar — n bazaar
be — n name of letter B
bearnes — a Béarnaise
bebe — a 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: genus Scolopax)
becerel — n becquerel (measure)
beco — n beak, bill, snout; mouthpiece (music); nib (pen); spout (pitcher)
becobarcin — n boat-billed heron (bird: species Cochlearius cochlearius)
becocrusada — n crossbill (bird: genus Loxia)
becoibisin (o-i) — n ibisbill (wading bird: species Ibidorhyncha struthersii)
becosapatin — n shoebill (bird: species Balaeniceps rex)
becosisorin — n skimmer (wading bird: family Rynchopidae genus Rynchops)
becospatulin — n spoonbill (bird: genus Platalea)
becospesa — n grosbeak (bird: various thick-billed genera of subfamily Carduelinae)
bedel — n beadle
begonia — n begonia (plant: genus Begonia)
bela — a beautiful, lovely, pretty, stunning, gorgeous, elegant, handsome; adv beautifully, prettily
beleria — n beauty salon, beauty shop, beauty parlor (US), beauty parlour (Br)
beleta — n pretty thing, pretty one
beli — vi become beautiful; vt beautify, 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
belga — a n Belgic (of the Belgae, a Celtic tribe)
Beliz — n Belize
belizan — a n Belizian
Beljia — n Belgium
beljes — a n Belgian (person)
beltain — n beltane (pagan holiday)
beluga — n beluga, white whale (whale: species Delphinapterus leucas)
bemol — a n flat (music)
ben — n item for sale; commodity
beneria — n warehouse, storehouse, repository
benes — n pl goods, wares, merchandise, commodities
benes de arjento — n pl silverware
benes de coce — n pl cookware
benes de cose — n pl notions (US), haberdashery (Br)
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
benedictin — a n Benedictine
benefica — vt benefit; n benefit, sake
benefica de — v benefit from, enjoy
beneficada — n beneficiary
beneficante — a beneficial
beneficosa — a beneficial
Benin — n Benin
benines — a n Beninese, Beninois (person)
berber — a n Berber
berberis — n barberry, berberis (plant: genus Berberis)
bercelio — n berkelium (element)
bereta — n beret
berilio — n beryllium (element)
Bermuda — n Bermuda
bermudan — a n Bermudan (person)
besa — vt kiss; n kiss
beseta — v peck, lightly kiss; n peck, light kiss
bestia — n beast (non-human animal)
bestia imajinal — n imaginary beast
bestial — a bestial (pertaining to non-human animals)
bestias — n pl beasts, livestock
beta — n beet, beetroot (plant, vegetable: species Beta vulgaris)
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: genus Bertula)
bevi — vt 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
biela — n connecting rod
Bielarus — n Belarus
bielarusce — a n Belarusian
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: species Macrotis lagotis)
bile — n bile, gall
bilal — a bilious, biliary
bileta — n ticket, coupon, voucher, bill (paper money), note, banknote
bileta de rasca — n scratchcard
bileta de rasca e gania — n scratchcard (for instant lottery)
bileta de un dirije — n one-way ticket
bileta de vade e reveni — n round-trip ticket, return ticket
biletor — n ticket collector
biliardo — n billiards, pool, snooker
bilingual — a bilingual
bilion — det (a) billion; a billionth (ordinal)
bilioni — vi vt split into a billion parts; n billionth (fraction)
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 — vi 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
biomasa — n biomass
biomecanica — n biomechanics
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
bireria — n brewery
biror — n brewer
biscoto — n cookie (US), biscuit (Br), cracker
bisel — n bevel
biseli — vt bevel, chamfer
bisepe — n biceps
bisesal — a bisexual
bisesalia — n bisexuality
bisicle — n bicycle
bisicle de motor — n motorized bicycle, moped
bisicle de reclina — n recumbent bicycle
bismuto — n bismuth (element)
bison — n bison (mammal: genus Bison)
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 — vi bivouac; n bivouac encampment
bivalvo — n bivalve
bizantian — a Byzantine
bizara — a bizarre, outlandish
blanca — a n white (color)
blanceta — n whitefly (insect: superfamily Aleyrodoidea)
blanci — vi whiten; vt whiten, bleach
blancinte — a whitening; n bleach, whitener
blanda — a bland, mild, weak (food, medicine); insipid
blasfema — vi swear, curse, blaspheme; n sacrilege, profanation, blasphemy
blasfemal — a sacrilegious, profane, blasphemous
blinda — vt 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 — vt block, obstruct
blog — n blog, web log
blogi — vt blog
blogor — n blogger, blog author
blogosfera — n blogosphere
blonde — a blonde, blond, 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
bluin — a bluish, blueish
blus — n pl blues (music)
blueta — n cornflower, bluet (plant: genus Centaurea)
boa — n boa (snake, scarf)
bobin — n spool, reel, bobbin
bobini — vt spool, wind
rebobini — v wind back, rewind
bobo — a silly, goofy, corny; n booby, gannet (bird: genus Sula, genus Morus)
bobia — n silliness, tomfoolery
boca — n mouth (anatomy, river)
boca de venti — n vent
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
bodisatva — n bodhisattva
bodjpuri — a n Bhojpuri (language)
Boemia — n Bohemia
bogi — n bogie (wheel system)
bohrio — n bohrium (element)
boia — n buoy
boia — a n Boiian (of the Boii, a Celtic tribe)
boicota — vt boycott; n boycott
bol — n basin, bowl
bol de salada — n salad bowl
bola — vi bubble, effervesce; n bubble
bolante — a bubbling, effervescent
bolero — n bolero
boli — vi boil, seethe; vt (cause to) boil
boli lenta — v simmer
bolinte — a boiling
bolide — n bolide (meteor)
boling — n bowling (ten-pin)
Bolivia — n Bolivia
bolivian — a n Bolivian
bolo — n lawn bowling, bowls, bocce, pétanque
bolsa — n handbag, pouch, purse (US), pocketbook
bolseta — n wallet, purse (Br)
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 — vt bomb
bombor — n bomber (person), bombadier
desbombetor — n deminer
planta bombetas — v mine, plant mines
bombarda — vt bombard; n bombardment, bombing
bombisila — n waxwing (bird: genus Bombycilla)
bon — a good, nice; valid; adv well, nicely; intj well
autoboni — n self-improvement
boni — vi become good, improve; vt improve, revamp, ameliorate; 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
ma bon — intj oh well (resigned acceptance)
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 — vi bound, bounce
rebondi — v rebound, bounce back
bongo — n bongo (drum)
bongo — n bongo (antelope: species Tragelaphus eurycerus)
bonsai — n bonsai
boraja — n borage (plant: genus Borago)
borda — n edge, border, brink, verge; brim (hat)
bordi — vt border
bordel — n brothel
bordelor — n brothelkeeper, madam
bordo — a n maroon (color)
boro — n boron (element)
borxt — n borshch
bosanova — n bossa nova (dance)
bosce — n copse, grove, small wood, orchard
bosce de frutas — n orchard
bosceta — n thicket, bushes
subosce — n undergrowth, scrub, brushwood (low-growing vegetation)
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)
boteria — n cannery
boti — vt can, tin (preserve in a can)
botida — v canned, tinned
boteca — n shop, store, boutique, commercial unit
boteca completa — n one-stop shop
boteca de cose — n fabric store (US), haberdasher's (Br)
boteca de departes — n department store
boteca de utiles — n tool shop, hardware store, ironmonger's
boteca descontante — n discount store
botecor — n shopkeeper
botela — n bottle
botela de acua — n water bottle, canteen
boteleta — n phial, vial
boteli — vt bottle
boton — n button, knob
boton de presa — n snap fastener, press stud, popper
botoni — vt button
desbotoni — v unbutton
Botsuana — n Botswana
tsuana — a n Botswanan (person), Tswana (language)
bove — n ox, cow, bull, bovine (mammal: species B. primigenius)
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 — vt box (sport); n boxing (sport)
boxe de pede — v kickbox; n kickboxing
boxor — n boxer (sport)
boxor de pede — n kickboxer
bradipo — n sloth (mammal: family Megalonychidae and \fam Bradypodidae)
brancia — n gill
branda — vt brandish, flourish, wave (an object)
brasa — n ember
brasaleta — n bracelet
brasero — n brazier
Brasil — n Brazil
brasilera — a n Brazilian (person)
braso — n arm
braseta — n bracket, parenthesis (punctuation)
braseta angulo — n angle bracket (punctuation)
braseta curva — n round bracket, parenthesis
braseta reta — n square bracket (punctuation)
braseta risada — n curly bracket, brace (punctuation)
braseti — vt 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
brava — a decent, worthy, gallant; intj bravo!
brecdansa — vi 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
brice de beton — n concrete block, cement block
brice de sene — n cinder block, breeze block, besser block
brici — vt brick, brick up
bricola — vi do odd jobs; n DIY, do-it-yourself
brida — n bridle
bridi — vt bridle
desbridi — v unbridle
brigada — n brigade
brigador — n brigadier
brij — n bridge (game)
brilia — vi shine, glitter, sparkle, scintillate, gleam; vt cause to shine, 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 — vi n hop, skip, gambol, caper, flit
brincacorda (comp) — n skipping (game)
brincacuadro (comp) — n hopscotch
brincadorso (comp) — n leapfrog
brinda — vt n toast (raise glasses)
briox — n brioche
Britan — n Britain, Britannia
brites — a British (person, language); n Briton, Brit
Britania — n Britannia (goddess)
broca — n drill bit
brocol — n broccoli (plant, vegetable: species Brassica oleracea)
brode — vt embroider; n embroidery
broma — vi joke, jest, tease; n joke, gag, tease
broma de parolas — n pun, play on words
bromor — n joker, jester, comedian
bromosa — a jocular, facetious
bromelia — n bromeliad (plant: family Bromeliaceae)
bromo — n bromine (element)
bronciol — n bronchiole
broncite — n bronchitis
bronco — n bronchus
broncal — a bronchial
bronze — n bronze; tan, suntan
bronzi — vi vt tan
brosa — n brush, paintbrush
brosa de dentes — n toothbrush
brosi — vt brush; groom (dog, cat, horse)
broto — n bud (knob-like growth)
broti — vi bud
brox — n brooch
brun — a n brown (color)
brun pal — n light brown, beige (color)
brun rojin — n reddish brown, auburn
bruneta — a n brunette
bruni — vi turn brown; vt bruise; n bruise
brunin — a brownish
pal brun — a light brown, beige (color)
Brune — n Brunei
brune — a n Bruneian (person)
bruta — a rough (marble, estimate), untreated, uncut (gem), unrefined (sugar), unfinished, crude, gross (national product, income, profit, tax, tonnage); uncouth, brutish, boorish; n brute, boor, lout, ruffian
bu — n owl (bird: order Strigiformes)
bubon — n bubo, swollen lymph node
de bubon — a bubonic
buce — n bouquet, nosegay
buco — n hole, gap, breach
buco de clave — n keyhole
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 water buffalo (mammal: genus Bubalus)
bufe — n buffet
bufon — n clown, buffoon, jester; joker, wildcard (including software); catch-all
bugainvilea — n bougainvillea (plant: genus Bougainvillea)
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: family Pycnonotidae)
bulimia — n bulimia
bulimica — a n bulimic
bulion — n bouillon, broth, stock (for making soup)
bulto — n bulge, bump, lump, protuberance
bultosa — a bumpy, lumpy
buma — vi boom (sound); n boom (sound)
buma de bebes — n baby boom
bumerang — n boomerang
buncer — n bunker (military)
bur — n butter
bur de aracide — n peanut butter
buri — vt 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)
burgunda — a n Burgundian (Germanic tribe)
buril — n burr, burin, dental tool, engraving tool
burino — n thick-knee, stone-curlew, dikkops (wading bird: family Burhinidae)
burito — n burrito
burla — vt taunt, tease, mock, jeer; n taunt, mockery, ridicule
Burma — n Burma, Myanmar (also Miama)
burman — a Burmese (person, language)
buro — n desk (with drawers), bureau (furniture)
burocrata — n bureaucrat
burocratia — n bureaucracy
bursa — n bursa (anatomy)
bursite — n bursitis
Burundi — n Burundi
burundes — a n Burundian (person)
bus — n bus (vehicle)
busino — n whelk (mollusc: primarily family Buccinidae)
busola — n compass (for finding north)
la Busola — n Pyxis (constellation)
bustier — n bustier
bustrofedon — a n boustrophedon
Butan — n Bhutan (also Druciul)
butan — a n Bhutanese, Bhutanse
butano — n butane
bux — n box tree, boxwood (tree: genus Buxus)
buzuci — n bouzouki (string instrument)
bzzz! — intj buzz! (as bee)
C — /ce/ n C (letter, musical note)
ca — prep conj (comparison) than
caa-caa! — intj caw! (as crow)
cabal — n cabal
cabana — n cabin, hut, shed, cabana
cabana bruta — n shack, hovel
cabare — n cabaret
cabestro — n halter
cabuci — n kabuki
caca — n crap, poop, poo (informal: dung, worthless rubbish)
caci — vt crap (informal: defecate)
cacara — vi n cackle
cacareta — v n chuckle
cacatu — n cockatoo (bird: family Cacatuidae)
cacau — n cocoa
caci — n khaki, persimmon (tree, fruit: genus Diospyros)
cacto — n cactus (plant, 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, always; at any time
a un ves en cada poca de anios — adv once every few years
cada cosa — pron everything; whatever
cade — vi fall, fall down, collapse; crash (aircraft); vt fell, knock over; drop; omit; 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 fell, knock over
lasa (un cosa) cade — v drop; omit
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 — vt chain
cadmio — n cadmium (element)
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 — vt caffeinate; n caffeination
descafini — v decaffeinate; n decaffeination
caftan — n kaftan
caiman — n cayman (reptile: genus Caiman)
caje — n cage
caje de coneo — n rabbit hutch
cala — n (ship's) hold
Calalitnunat — n Greenland (also Gronland)
calalit — a Greenlandic; n Greenlander
calamar — n squid (cephalopod: order Teuthida)
calaza — n chalaza (part of egg)
calcario — n limestone
calce — n lime
calci — vi calcify; n calcification
calcolitica — a n Chalcolithic
calcula — vt calculate, reckon, work out; 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 — vi 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
calderon — n cauldron
Caledonia Nova — n New Caledonia
caledonian — a n Caledonian
calendario — n calendar
calia — vi vt curdle
caliada — a curdled; n curd
caliante — a curdling; n curdling agent
calibre — n calibre
calico — n calico
calidoscopio — n kaleidoscope
calidoscopial — a kaleidoscopic
calidris — n stint, sandpiper (wading bird: family Scolopacidae)
califa — n caliph; caliphate
californio — n californium (element)
caligrafia — n calligraphy, artistic writing
calimba — n kalimba (African instrument)
calio — n rennet
calipso — a n calypso (music)
calix — n chalice, calyx
Calix Santa — n Holy Grail
calma — a calm, still, tranquil
calmi — vi calm, settle, subside; vt calm, becalm, settle, soothe, reassure, 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, corn
calosa — a callous, insensitive, cruel, hardened
caloria — n calorie
calsa — n stocking
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 (element)
caluna — n heather (plant, genus Calluna)
calva — a bald, hairless
calvi — vi become bald, go bald; vt make bald
calvia — n baldness
calvinte — a balding
calviniste — a n Calvinist
calvinisme — n Calvinism
camaleon — n chameleon (lizard: family Chamaeleonidae)
la Camaleon — n Chamaeleon (constellation)
cambia — vi change, transform; vt change, transform, amend, convert; replace (A a B = A with B); cash (a check), 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
cambrian — a n cambrian
camel — n camel (mammal: genus Camelus)
camelor — n camel driver, camel rider, cameleer
camelia — n camellia (plant: genus Camellia)
cameo — n cameo (jewellery); cameo appearance (by actor)
camera — n camera; chamber, room
camera compata — n compact camera
camera de aira — n inner tube (of tire/tyre)
camera de ueb — n webcam
camera pronto — n instant camera
camera vijilante — n CCTV camera
cameror — n chambermaid, valet
camerada — n comrade, companion, compatriot
camerada de aparte — n flatmate, roommate
camerada de sala — n roommate
camerada de selula — n cellmate, cubemate
cameradia — n comradeship
Camerun — n Cameroon
camerunes — a n Cameroonian
camfor — n camphor
camion — n truck, lorry
camioneta — n pickup, van
camioni — vt ship (transport by truck)
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
camison de restrinje — n straitjacket
camofla — vt camouflage; n camouflage
camomila — n camomile
campa — vi camp, encamp, bivouac; n camping; 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
camperia — n campsite
campana — n bell, chime
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, peasant
campanian feudal — n serf
campania — vi n campaign (political, military, advertising)
campanior — n campaigner
campanula — n bluebell, bellflower, harebell (plant: genus Campanula)
campefaje — n cuckoo shrike (bird: family Campephagidae)
campidanes — a n Campidanese
campion — n champion, winner
sucampion — n runner-up
campo — n field (grass; knowledge); pitch, course (for sport)
campo bancal — n banking sector
campo de avion — n airfield, aerodrome
campo de batalia — n battlefield, battleground
campo de bombetas — n minefield (including metaphorical)
campo de criceta — n cricket pitch
campo de futbal — n football pitch, soccer pitch
campo de gera — n battlefield
campo de golf — n golf course
campo de jua — n playing field
campo de ris — n paddy, rice field
campo de sporte — n sports field
campo de vide — n field of vision
campo privata — n private sector
en la campo de oia — adv within earshot
en la campo de vide — adv in the field of vision, within eyeshot
sucampo — n subfield (knowledge)
Camputxa — n Cambodia
camputxa — a n Cambodian
camusa — n chamois (mammal: species Rupicapra rupicapra)
can — n dog (mammal: species Canis familiaris)
can de pastor — n sheepdog
can de pastor deutx — n German shepherd dog, Alsatian
can de prado — n prairie dog (mammal: genus Cynomys)
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 reed, cane (tall grasses of order Poales); rod (fishing)
cana de zucar — n sugarcane (plant genus Saccharum)
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 (bird: genus Crithagra, genus Serinus)
candela — n candle; candela (measure)
candelabro — n candelabra, chandelier
canela — n cinnamon (spice, plant: genus Cinnamomum)
cangaru — n kangaroo (mammal: genus Macropus)
canibal — n cannibal
canibalisme — n cannibalism
canion — n canyon, gorge, ravine, chasm; gap (to be bridged metaphorically)
canji — n kanji
canoa — n canoe
canoisme (o-i) — n canoeing
canoiste (o-i) — n canoeist
vade par canoa — v canoe
canon — n cannon
canonor — n cannoneer, cannonier, artilleryman
cansela — vt cancel, revoke, abrogate, erase; n cancellation, abrogation, erasure
cansela se enscrive — v unsubscribe
canselador — n canceller (US), canceler (Br) (device)
canselor — n chancellor
canser — n cancer
canserosa — a cancerous, malignant
noncanserosa — a noncancerous, benign
canta — vt sing; n song
canta de cuna — n lullaby
canta lenta — v n chant
canta sincrona — n mime, lip-sync
cantada — n cantata, song (score and lyrics)
cantor — n singer; songbird, warbler (bird: various families of order Passeriformes)
cantor fondal — n backing singer
cantor sincrona — n playback singer, lip-syncher
cantilever — n cantilever
canto — n corner, street corner
canton — n canton
caodaiste (a-i) — a n Caodaist
caodaisme (a-i) — n Caodaism
caos — n chaos, tumult
caososa — a chaotic
capa — n cape, cloak
capeta — n hood (of garment); hood (US), bonnet (Br) (of vehicle)
capeta de motor — n hood (US), bonnet (Br) (of vehicle)
capi — vt cape, cloak
capa — n kappa (Greek letter)
capara — n caper (plant: species Capparis spinosa)
capas — a able, capable, efficient, skilled, competent, professional
ave la capasia — v be qualified
capas de susede — a capable of success, viable
capasi — vi become capable; vt enable
capasia — n talent, skill, knack, ability, capacity, power, faculty (power); performance (measurement)
capasia eletrical — n capacitance
descapasi — v disable, impair
descapasia — n disability, handicap
descapasida — a disabled, handicapped, impaired, crippled; n disabled person, handicapped person
noncapas — a unable, incapable, powerless
recapasi — v reenable, rehabilitate; n rehabilitation
capel — n hair (head, single strand)
capeleria — n barbershop, hair salon
capeles — n pl hairs, hair (collectively)
capeles erisin — n pl spiked hair (hairstyle)
capeles irocuoi — n pl mohawk (US), mohican (Br) (hairstyle)
capeles lisa — n pl straight hair
capeles militar — n pl military haircut, buzz cut, crew cut
capeles rastafari — n pl dreadlocks (hairstyle)
capeles risada — n pl curly hair
capeleta — n hair (face or body, single)
capeletas — n pl hair (face or body, collectively)
capeletas de jena — n pl sideburns, sideboards
capeletosa — a hairy (face and/or body)
capelor — n hairdresser, barber
capelosa — a hairy (head)
la Capeles de Berenise — n pl Coma Berenices (constellation)
capibara — n capybara (mammal: species Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris)
capital — a n capital (city, economics)
capital riscosa — n venture capital
capitali — vt 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 (mammal: genus Capra)
capreta — n kid (young goat)
la Capra — n Capricorn (constellation)
capri — vi rear up; pull a wheelie; n wheelie
caprifolia — n honeysuckle (plant: genus Lonicera)
caprimuljo — n goatsucker, nightjar (bird: family Caprimulgidae)
capris — n caprice, whim
caprisia — n capriciousness, whimsy
caprisosa — a capricious, whimsical
capsula — n capsule
capuxin — n capuchin (primate: genus Cebus)
capuxino — n cappuccino
car — conj because
cara — a dear, beloved, cherished, darling, cute; expensive, costly; n dear, beloved, darling
cari — vi endear oneself; vt endear
caracal — n caracal (mammal: species Caracal caracal)
caracol — n snail (mollusc with coiled shell: class Gastropoda); at sign (@)
caradrio — n plover (wading bird: subfamily Charadriinae)
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
carameli — vi vt caramelize
caraoce — n karaoke
carate — n karate
carator — n karateka, practitioner of karate
carater — n character (nature, fiction, mythology), personality
carato — n karat
caravan — n caravan (travelers in desert, towed vehicle); trailer, camper
carboidrato (o-i) — n carbohydrate
carbon — n carbon (element); coal
carbon de lenio — n charcoal
carboni — vi carbonize, char
carboniferosa — a n carboniferous
carbura — vt carburate; n carburation
carburador — n carburettor
carburante — a carburating; n fuel (for engine)
cardamom — n cardamom (spice, plant: genus Amomum, genus Elettaria)
cardeta — n European goldfinch (bird: species Carduelis carduelis)
cardial — a cardiac
cardinal — a cardinal; n cardinal (church, bird: genus Cardinalis)
cardiografia — n cardiography
cardiolojia — n cardiology
cardiomiopatia — n cardiomyopathy
cardiopatia — n cardiopathy
cardiotonica — a cardiotonic
cardiotosica — a cardiotoxic
cardiovasculal — a cardiovascular
cardo — n thistle (plant: tribe Cynareae)
caren — a n Karen (language)
carera — n career, calling, occupation, job, profession, vocation
careror — n career man, career woman
caresa — vt caress, stroke, fondle, pet
carga — vt load, stow, ship; upload; charge (electrically); burden, afflict; n burden, cargo, freight, shipment; upload; charge (including electric)
carga de labora — n workload
cargosa — a burdensome
descarga — v unload, discharge; download; n download
descarga la vason — v flush the toilet
plen cargada — a fully loaded, fully charged
recarga — v recharge
supracarga — v overload
cari — n curry
caribe — a n Carib (language)
caribean — a Caribbean
Mar Caribean — n Caribbean Sea
carilion — n carillon
cariofilo — n carnation (plant: species Dianthus caryophyllus)
carisma — n charisma
carismal — a charismatic (religion)
carismosa — 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
carne pico axida — n minced meat
carne salosa — n salted meat, cured meat
carne secida — n dried meat, cured meat, jerky
carneria — n butcher's shop
carnor — n butcher
carnor de avia — n poulterer
carnosa — 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
careta de compra — n shopping cart, shopping trolley
caro de bebe — n baby carriage, pram
caro de carnaval — n carnival float
caro de leva — n lift truck, fork-lift truck, sideloader, stacker truck
caro de parada — n parade float
caron — n chariot
caronor — n charioteer
la Caronor — n Auriga (constellation)
caron — n caron, háček, haček (diacritic)
caronia — n carrion
carota — n carrot (plant, root: species Daucus carota)
carotide — a carotid
carpa — n carp (fish: subfamily Cyprininae)
carpenta — vt carpenter; n carpentry
carpentor — n carpenter
carpo — n carpus
carpal — a carpal
carta — n card
a la carta — adv à la carte (menu)
carta blanca — n carte blanche
carta de credito — n credit card
carta de identia — n identity card, ID card
carta de memoria — n memory 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 madral — n motherboard (of computer)
carta postal — n postcard
carton — n cardboard, posterboard; placard
carton ondin — n corrugated cardboard
Cartago — n Carthage
cartamo — n safflower (plant, species Carthamus tinctorius)
cartilaje — n cartilage, gristle
cartilajosa — a cartilaginous, gristly
cartun — n cartoon (not animated)
banda de cartunes — n comic strip, cartoon strip
cartunes — n pl comics
cartuniste — n cartoonist
cartusia — n charterhouse, Carthusian monastery
cartusian — a n Carthusian
cartux — n cartouche; cartridge; casing, shell (ammunition)
caruncula — n caruncle, wattle, dewlap
carusel — n carousel (including conveyor belt), merry-go-round, roundabout
carvi — n caraway (plant, species Carum carvi)
casa — n house, home, household
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 — vt 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 — vt peel (fruit, egg), shell (nut)
sorti de casca — v hatch
cascade — vi cascade; n cascade, waterfall
caserna — n barracks
caserol — n saucepan, pan
casia — n cassia (tree: genus Cassia)
Casiopea — n Cassiopeia (constellation, mythology)
caso — n case, instance, situation, circumstance, scenario; legal case, cause
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 (nut, tree: genus Castanea)
castel — n castle
castel de salta — n bouncy castle
castelian — a n Castellano, Castilian (language)
castor — n beaver (mammal: genus Castor)
castra — vt castrate
casual — a casual
casuari — n cassowary (bird: genus Casuarius)
casula — n chasuble
cat — n qat, khat
cataboli — vi catabolize; n catabolism
catacana — n katakana
catal — n katal (measure)
catalesia — n catalepsy
catalesica — a cataleptic
catalogo — n catalog (US), catalogue (Br), index
catalogi — vt 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
catarata — n cataract
cataro — n cold (nasopharyngitis), catarrh
ave cataro — v have a cold
catecisme — n catechism
catedral — n cathedral
categoria — n category, class
categori — vt categorize, classify; n categorization, classification
cateter — n catheter
cateteri — vt catheterize; n catheterization
cation — n cation
catodo — n cathode
catolica — a n catholic
catran — n tar
catrani — vt tar
catura — vt capture, catch, apprehend
caturada — a captured, captive
caturamosca (comp) — n flycatcher, chat (bird: family Muscicapidae; also other birds)
caturamus (comp) — n mousetrap
per catura — a wanted (criminal)
cauboi — n cowboy (North American)
cauri — n cowrie (shell, mollusc: family Cypraeidae)
causa — vt cause; 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, conservative
cautia — n caution, carefulness, prudence, discretion
libre su cautia — a free on bail
libri su cautia — v release on bail
noncauta — a impulsive, foolhardy, rash
noncautia — n impulsiveness, temerity
cauteri — vt cauterize; n cauterization
cauterador — n cautery (medical instrument)
cauxo — n rubber
cauxi — vt rubberize; n rubberization
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 mar — n seahorse (fish: genus Hippocampus)
cavalo de potia — n horsepower
cavalo osilante — n rocking horse
cavalo peti — n pony
cavalor — n horse rider, horseman, horsewoman; knight, cavalryman; jack, knave (cards)
cavalores — n pl cavalry
cavaloria — n chivalry
la Cavaleta — n Equuleus (constellation)
cavia — n cavy, guinea pig (mammal: subfamily Caviinae, especially genus Cavia)
caviar — n caviar
cavil — n peg, dowel
caxa — n box; case, housing
caxa de arena — n sandbox (US), sandpit (Br)
caxa de carton — n cardboard box
caxa de come — n lunch box
caxa de conversa — n dialog box (computing)
caxa de junta — n miter box (US), mitre box (Br)
caxa de pan — n breadbox (US), bread bin (Br)
caxa de Pandora — n Pandora's box
caxa de posta — n mailbox, postbox
caxa rejistrante — n cash register
caxa secur — n safe
caxeta — n drawer; cassette
caxeta audio — n audio cassette
caxeta video — n video cassette
caxi — vt box, encase, embed
caxon — n crate
caxon funeral — n coffin
caxor — n cashier, clerk, purser, bursar
caxalote — n sperm whale (whale: species Physeter macrocephalus)
caxer — a kosher, kasher
caxmir — n cashmere
Caxmir — n Kashmir
caxofa — n artichoke (plant: species Cynara cardunculus)
Cazacstan — n Kazakhstan
cazac — a n Kazakh, Kazakhstani (person, language)
cd — abbr CD, compact disc
ce — det pron (interrogative) what
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 (general subordinator) that
ce — n name of letter C
cela — vi vt chelate; n chelation
celada — a chelate; n chelate complex
celante — a chelating; n chelante, chelating agent
celaterapia — n chelation, chelation therapy
celi — n ceilidh
celtiberian — a n Celtiberian
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
ceso de testa — n head cheese (US), brawn (Br)
ceton — n ketone
cetsal — n quetzal (bird: genus Pharomachrus, genus Euptilotis, money)
cetxap — n ketchup
cetxua — a n Quechua (language)
cexa — vi complain, whine, kvetch, whinge, gripe, rant; n complaint, rant
cexor — n complainer, whiner, whinger, grouch
cexosa — a whiny, whingey, grouchy, querulous
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
cimoterapia — n chemotherapy
cimotrof — n chemotroph
cimotrofia — a chemotrophic; n chemotrophia
Cimri — n Wales
cimrica — a n Welsh (person, language)
cionis — n sheathbill (wading bird: genus Chionis)
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
Cirgistan — 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: order Chiroptera)
cisa — adv possibly, maybe, perhaps (more remote than "posible")
citina — n chitin
citinosa — a chitinous
ciui — n kiwi (bird: genus Apteryx); kiwifruit, Chinese gooseberry (fruit, plant: species Actinidia deliciosa)
cix — n quiche
clace — vi vt n clatter; tap dance
clacor — n tap dancer
claceta — n clapperboard
clama — vt 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, see-through; plain (to see, to understand), explicit; adv clearly, explicitly
clari — vi become clear; vt clarify; n clarification
claria — n clarity, transparency
clarineta — n clarinet
clarinetiste — n clarinetist (US), clarinettist (Br)
claroscur — n chiaroscuro
clarvide — vt 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 de turiste — n tourist class, economy class
clase media — n middle class
clasi — vt 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; password
clave alta — n treble clef
clave basa — n bass clef
clave de musica — n clef
clave engles — n monkey wrench
clavi — vt lock
clavor — n locksmith, keymaker
desclavi — v unlock
clavesimbal — n harpsichord
clavicordio — n clavichord
clavicula — n clavicle, collarbone
claxon — n klaxon, horn, hooter
claxoni — vt honk, hoot, sound one's horn
clematis — n clematis (plant: genus Clematis)
cleptocrata — n cleptocrat
cleptomania — n kleptomania
cleptomanica — a n kleptomaniac
clica — vi vt n click (including mouse, item on screen); rattle; chatter (teeth)
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)
cliceta — n ratchet
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
clitico — n clitic (linguistics)
clitoris — n clitoris
clitorisal — a clitoral
clixe — n cliché
clo — n nail (spike)
cloador — n nail gun
cloi — vt nail
cloaca — n drain, sewer; cloaca
clone — vt clone; n cloning (act); clone (product of cloning)
clorantasea — n chloranthaceae (plant: family Chloranthaceae)
cloro — n chlorine (element)
clori — vt chlorinate; n chlorination
cloroplasto — n chloroplast
clox — n cloche (hat)
club — n club (organization)
clubor — n club member
clui — vi vt close, shut; turn off (tap, power); n closure
cluador — n shutter (camera)
clui la boca! — shut up! (impolite)
cluida — a closed; shut
clusa — n lock (waterway)
clusa de aira — n airlock
cmer — a n Khmer (person, language)
coabita — vi cohabit; n cohabitation
coagula — vi vt coagulate; n coagulation
coala — n koala (mammal: species Phascolarctos cinereus)
coan — n koan
coarde — a cowardly; n coward
coardia — n cowardice
coasal — a coaxial
corda coasal — n coaxial cable
coautor — n coauthor
coaveni — vi coincide; n coincidence
coaveninte — a coincidental; adv coincidentally, by coincidence
cobalto — n cobalt (element)
coc — n coke (fuel)
coca — n coca (plant, family Erythroxylaceae)
cocaina — n cocaine
coc-coc-coc! — intj cluck! (as hen)
coce — vi vt cook
coce lenta — v stew
coceda — a cooked
coclea — n cochlea
cocleal — a cochlear
coco — n coconut (fruit, plant: species Cocos nucifera)
coctel — n cocktail
coda — n tail; ending (grammar)
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 — vt 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 — vi cohere, stay with, stick together; n coherence, consistency
coerente — a coherent, consistent, regular
noncoere — n incoherence, inconsistency
noncoerente — a incoherent, inconsistent, irregular
coesiste — vi coexist; n coexistence
coiote — n coyote (mammal: species Canis latrans)
coisa — a n Khoisan (language)
col — n cabbage (plant, leaves: species Brassica oleracea)
col de brusseles — n Brussels sprout
col risada — n kale
folia de col — n collard greens, borekale
col — n kohl
cola — n glue, paste
coli — vt glue, paste
descoli — v unstick, peel off
cola — n cola (nut, plant: genus Cola)
colabora — vi cooperate, collaborate, liaise; n cooperation, collaboration
colaboror — n colleague, collaborator, fellow worker
coladal — a collateral
colajeno — n collagen
colar — n collar
colar fronsosa — n ruff
colareta — n necklace
colasa — vi vt n collapse, slump
colbasa — n kubasa, kolbassa (garlic sausage)
coler — a angry, mad
coleri — vi become angry, rage; vt anger, madden, outrage, enrage
coleria — n anger, wrath, rage, outrage
colera — n cholera
colesterol — n cholesterol
coletiva — a mass, collective; n collective (farm, factory)
coletivisme — n collectivism
coletiviste — a n collectivist
colibri — n hummingbird (bird: family Trochilidae)
colico — n colic
colie — vt collect, gather, accumulate, pick; n collection, accumulation, repertoire, set
colie de armas — n arsenal
colie de selos — n stamp collecting; stamp collection
colie de tambures — n drum kit
colie miscada — n assortment, hotchpotch, miscellany
colior — n collector; silky-flycatcher (bird: family Ptilogonatidae)
coliflor — n cauliflower (variety of species Brassica oleracea)
colina — n hill
colineta — n mound, bank; tumulus, barrow
colinosa — a hilly
colinabo — n rutabaga, swede (plant: species Brassica napobrassica)
colio — n mousebird (bird: family Coliidae)
colirabano — n kohlrabi (veriety of species Brassica oleracea)
colite — n colitis
colo — n neck
colal — a cervical (pertaining to neck)
colo de utero — n cervix
colobo — n colobus (primate: genus Colobus, genus Procolobus)
colocolo — n monito del monte (mammal: species Dromiciops gliroides)
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 de leto — n bedpost
colona sinco — n fifth column
colonal — a colonic
serie de colonas — n colonnade
colonia — n colony, plantation (colony)
coloni — vt settle, colonize
colonial — a colonial
coloniste — n colonist, colonial, settler
coloniste prima — n pioneer
color — n color (US), colour (Br), complexion
colori — vt color (US), colour (Br)
colorida — a colored (US), coloured (Br)
colorosa — a colorful (US), colourful (Br)
descolori — v discolor (US), discolour (Br)
noncolorida — a uncolored (US), uncoloured (Br)
sin color — a colorless (US), colourless (Br)
coloseo — n colosseum, coliseum
colpa — vt hit, strike, pelt, bump, blow, jolt, impact, knock, whack, thump; n strike, stroke, blast, blow, coup, bump, jolt, impact, whack
colpa con palma — n slap, spank, smack
colpa con pede — v kick
colpa de mori — n death blow, coup de grace
colpa de palasio — n palace coup
colpa de stato — n coup d'etat, coup
colpa forte — n hard blow, crackdown
colpa sever — n severe blow, crackdown
colpador — n blaster
colpamosca (comp) — n flyswatter, flyswat
colpeta — v pat; n pat, light blow
no colpa — v miss (a target)
par sola un colpa — adv in one fell swoop
colposcopio — n colposcope
colugo — n colugo, cobego, flying lemur (mammal: order Dermoptera)
colza — n rape (plant: species Brassica napus), rapeseed, canola
coma — n coma
comosa — a comatose
comadre — n midwife
comanda — vt command, order (troops, goods); n command, order, directive, decree, commission, warrant
comanda alga cosa a/de algun — command something from someone
comanda ce algun fa alga cosa — command someone to do something
comanda per apare — v n summons, subpoena
comanda temprana — v n preorder
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
combate — vi fight, combat
combator — n fighter
combator de boves — n bullfighter
combina — vi vt combine, amalgamate, concoct; consolidate; n combination, amalgamation, aggregate, concoction; consolidation
combinatoria — n combinatorics
combusta — vi vt combust; n combustion
combustable — a combustible; n combustible, fuel
combustable de fosil — n fossil fuel
combustablia — n combustibility
come — vt 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 fibrosa — 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
comefoco (comp) — n fire eater
comeria — n eatery, fast-food restaurant
comespada (comp) — n sword swallower
cometa — v snack; n snack, refreshment
con du comes — a half-board (hotel)
con tre comes — a full-board (hotel)
comedia — n comedy
comedia de situas — n situation comedy, sitcom
comedial — a comic, comedic, humorous
comediste — n comedian
comensa — vi vt 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
per comensores — a for beginners, entry-level
recomensa — v resume, recommence
comenta — vt comment, remark, commentate; n comment
comentas — n pl comments, commentary; feedback
comentor — n commentator
comersia — vt trade, do business; n trade, commerce
comersial — a commercial
comersiali — vi become commercial; vt 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 — vt comfort, make comfortable; n comfort
comfortante — a comforting, pleasant
comfortosa — a comfortable, comfy
descomforta — n malaise, discomfort
es comfortada par — v be comforted by, take comfort in
noncomfortosa — a uncomfortable
comica — a funny, comical
comite — n board, committee; panel (of experts)
comite de vila — n town council
comite dirijente — n board (of trustees)
comite local — n local council
como — adv (interrogative) how?; conj as, as if; prep like, similarly to
como si — conj as if
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: species Varanus komodoensis,)
comorbosa — a comorbid
Comori — n Comoros
comori — a n Comorian
compania — n company (organization), firm
compania nova — n startup
sucompania — n subsidiary
compara — vt compare; n comparison; simile
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 — vt share (between people); n share, portion, serving, helping (of food)
comparti de fixes — n file sharing
comparti un leto — v share a bed, be bedfellows
compas — n compass (for drawing circles)
la Compas — n Circinus (constellation)
compata — a compact
compati — vt pity, feel compassion for, feel sorry for; n pity, compassion, kindness, consideration
autocompati — n self-pity
compatable — a poor, pitiful, pitiable, piteous, pathetic
compatosa — a compassionate, humane, kind, considerate
sin compati — a pitiless, merciless; adv pitilessly, mercilessly
compensa — vt compensate, make amends; n compensation
compete — vi compete, strive, vie; n competition (act), contest
competor — n competitor, contestant
competosa — a competitive
compila — vt compile
compilador — n compiler (computing)
completa — a complete, comprehensive, exhaustive, thorough, utter; adv completely, comprehensively, exhaustively, thoroughly, utterly, altogether; n 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 — vi become complete; vt complete, fulfill (US), fulfil (Br), complement; fill in, fill out (form); n completion, fulfillment (US), fulfilment (Br)
completi la testo — v fill in the blank
completi un negosia — v cut a deal
completinte — a completing, fulfilling, complementary, supplementary; n complement
complica — vt complicate; n complication, complexity
complicada — a complicated, complex, intricate
composa — vt 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 — vt buy, purchase, shop; n purchase (act)
compra manica — n shopping spree
comprada — n purchase (object)
compror — n shopper
pote compra — v afford (to buy)
comprende — vt understand, comprehend; n understanding, interpretation, comprehension, insight
comprendable — a understandable, intelligible, comprehensible
malcomprende — v misunderstand; n misunderstanding
noncomprendable — a unintelligible, incomprehensible
noncomprendablia — n unintelligibility, incomprehensibility
noncomprende — n incomprehension
compresa — vt compress; n compression
descompresa — v decompress; n decompression
compromete — vi compromise (by making concessions), accommodate; n compromise
compulsa — vt compel (mentally); n compulsion
computa — vt 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
computador tabletin — n tablet 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 — vt 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 — vt connect; switch on, turn on (machine); n connection, joint, junction
boton de comuta — n power button, power switch, on/off switch
comutada — a connected; on, switched on, turned on; online
comutador — n switch (electrical), toggle
descomuta — v disconnect; switch off, turn off (machine)
descomutada — a disconnected, switched off, turned off, off
con — prep with, in the company of, including; by means of, using (an object)
roji con embarasa — adv blush with embarrassment
scrive con un peneta — v write with a pencil
conaseda — a cognate; n cognate; sibling
conca — n shell (mollusc)
concava — a concave
concista — vt conquer, take by force, subjugate; n conquest
concistor — n conqueror, conquistador
nonconcistable — a unconquerable, unbeatable, indomitable
conclui — vt conclude, reach a conclusion; n conclusion
concluinte — a conclusive
nonconcluinte — a inconclusive
concombre — n cucumber (plant, species Cucumis sativus)
concombre vinagrida — n pickle
concreta — a concrete (non-abstract), tangible
concubina — n concubine, mistress, paramour
concurso — n contest, competition (with winner)
condena — vt condemn, convict, sentence (to punishment), doom, censure; n condemnation, conviction, sentence (to punishment), indictment
condena a enferno — v damn
condenada — a condemned; n condemned, convict
condensa — vi vt condense; n condensation (act)
condensada — a condensed; n condensation (product)
condensador — n capacitor, condenser
condo — n condominium, condo
condom — n condom
condor — n condor (bird: species Vultur gryphus, species Gymnogyps californianus)
condui — vi behave, conduct (oneself); vt conduct (heat, electricity); n behavior (US), behaviour (Br), demeanor (US), demeanour (Br)
conduinte — a conducting, conductive
conduisme — n behaviorism (US), behaviourism (Br)
malcondui — v misbehave; n misbehavior (US), misbehaviour (Br), misconduct, impropriety
coneo — n rabbit (mammal: family Leporidae)
coneria — n warren
coneta — n baby rabbit, bunny
confere — vi confer; n conference, convention
confere alta — n summit (meeting)
confere video — n video conference
confesa — vt confess, admit; n confession, admission
confeseria — n confessional
confeto — n candy, sweet, confection
confeti — vt candy
confeto de jelatin — n jelly bean, jelly baby, gum drop
confeto de menta — n mint (confection)
confeto dur — n hard candy, gobstopper
confida — vt confide, entrust; n confiding
confida un secreta a algun — v confide a secret to someone
confidada — a confided, confidential (secret)
confirma — vt confirm, corroborate; n confirmation (including religious), corroboration
confirma con se testa — v nod one's head
confisca — vt confiscate, sequester, impound; n confiscation
conflue — vi converge; n convergence, confluence
confonde — vt puzzle, perplex, baffle, confound; n puzzlement, perplexity, bafflement
conforma — vi vt conform, match; n conformity
conformiste — n conformist
confusa — vt confuse, bewilder; n confusion, bewilderment
confusada — a confused
confusante — a confusing
Confuzi — n Confucius
confuzisme — n Confucianism
confuziste — n Confucian
Congo — n Congo (including Republic of the Congo)
congoles — a n Congolese
Republica de Congo — n Republic of the Congo
Republica Democratial de Congo — n Democratic Republic of the Congo
congregasionaliste — a n Congregationalist
congregasionalisme — n Congregationalism
congresa — n congress
congresor — n member of congress, congressman, congresswoman
congro — n conger (fish: genus Conger)
coniac — n cognac, brandy
conifer — a coniferous; n conifer
conio — n poison hemlock (plant, species Conium maculatum)
conjela — vi congeal
conjenital — a congenital
conjesta — vi congest (medical); n congestion (medical)
conjesta de trafica — n traffic congestion, traffic jam
conjestada — a congested (medical)
conjuga — vi vt conjugate; n conjugation
conjunta — n coordinating conjunction (grammar)
conjuntiva — n conjunctiva
conjuntivite — n conjunctivitis
cono — a conic, conical; n cone
conopofaje — n gnateater (bird: family Conopophagidae)
conose — vt be acquainted with, know (person, place); n acquaintance (with), knowledge (of a person, place), familiarity
comensa conose — v get to know, become acquainted with, familiarize oneself with
conosal — a cognitive
conoseda — a known, familiar; n acquaintance (person)
conosor — n connoisseur
la (cosa, etc) conoseda como X — n the so-called X
nonconosable — a unknowable
nonconose — n lack of knowledge, ignorance
nonconoseda — a unknown
nonconosente — a unknowing, ignorant
nonreconosable — a unrecognizable
poca conoseda — a little-known, esoteric
preconose — v know in advance, have foreknowledge of; n foreknowledge, precognition
preconosente — a precognisant
conota — vt connote; n connotation
consela — vt counsel, advise; n counsel, advice
conselor — n counselor, advisor, consultant
conselor privata — n confidant, confessor
malconsela — v misadvise
consensa — a conscious, aware, mindful; adv consciously, mindfully
consensi — vi become conscious, become aware
consensia — n consciousness, awareness
nonconsensa — a unconscious, unaware
suconsensa — a subconscious, subliminal
suconsensia — n subconscious, unconscious (mind)
consentra — vt concentrate; n focus, concentration
consentrador — n hub (computer)
consentral — a concentric
consepi — vt conceive (pregnancy); n conception
conserna — vt concern, be important to, be of interest to, relate to; n concern, matter of importance, business, affair
acel no conserna tu — that does not concern you
acel no es tu conserna — that is none of your business, that is no concern of yours
consernante — prep concerning, with regard to
conserta — n concert (music)
conserta de avias — n dawn chorus
salon de conserta — n concert hall, auditorium
consertina — n concertina
conserva — vt conserve, preserve; n conservation, preservation
conserva de natur — n conservationism
conservisme — n conservatism (political)
conserviste — a n conservative (political)
conservor — n curator, guardian (of a museum or a collection)
conservor de natur — n conservationist
conseta — n concept
consetal — a conceptual
conseti — vi become a concept; vt conceive (concept), conceptualize; n conception (of concept)
malconseti — v misconceive; n misconception
considera — vt consider, ponder, puzzle; n consideration
considera tarda — n afterthought
considerante ce — conj considering that, given that, as, since
preconsidera — v premeditate; n premeditation
consiensa — n conscience
consiensosa — a conscientious, dutiful
consilio — n council
consilior — n councilor (US), councillor (Br)
consisa — a concise
consola — vt console, solace, comfort, cheer, support, soothe; n consolation, solace, comfort, cheer, support
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 — vi conspire, plot, scheme; n conspiracy, intrigue, connivance, scheme, plot, machination
teoria de conspira — n conspiracy theory
constante — a constant, invariant, stable, steady, permanent; adv constantly; n constant, invariant; coefficient, constant (math)
nonconstante — a inconstant, fickle
constela — vi constellate; n constellation
constipa — vt constipate; n constipation
constitui — vt constitute, establish; n constitution, charter (of organization)
constitual — a constitutional
reconstitui — v reconstitute; n reconstitution
constrinje — vt constrain; n constraint, condition
constrinjente — a n obstruent (consonant)
construi — vt build, construct; n construction
construida — n building, edifice
construinte — a building, constructing, constructive
construor — n builder, constructor
en construi — a under construction, in the works
reconstrui — v reconstruct, rebuild, remake, reassemble, refurbish, piece together; n reconstruction, rebuilding
consul — n consul
consuleria — n consulate
consulta — vt consult; n consultation
consuma — vt consume, deplete, expend, exhaust, use up, spend; n consumption, depletion
consumante de tempo — a time-consuming
consumor — n consumer
nonconsumable — a inexhaustible
conta — vt count, enumerate; n count (act, amount)
conta de popla — n census
conta desendente — v count down; n countdown
conta en reversa — v count down; n countdown
contador — n counter (device)
contador de Geiger — n Geiger counter
desconta — v discount; n discount, rebate (business)
malconta — v miscount
ultra conta — a beyond count, countless, innumerable
conta — n account (bank, online, etc)
contor — n accountant
contamina — vt pollute, contaminate; n pollution, contamination
contaminante — n contaminant
descontamina — v decontaminate; n decontamination
contata — vt contact, touch; n contact
conte — n count, earl
contesa — n countess
contia — n county, shire, earldom
visconte — n viscount
contempla — vt contemplate, gaze; n contemplation
contemplante — a contemplating, contemplative
contempora — a contemporary; n contemporary
conteni — vt contain
contenador — n container, holder
contenida — n contents
contente — a glad, content, satisfied
contentia — n contentment
noncontente — a discontented; n discontent
noncontentia — n discontent
contesto — n context
continente — n continent, mainland
continental — a continental
sucontinente — n subcontinent
continua — vi vt continue, still be (doing), keep (doing); n continuum
continuante — a continuing, continuous, continual, contiguous; adv continuously
el continua labora — he is still working
esta va continua — to be continued
contorse — vi vt contort, squirm, writhe; distort; misrepresent; n contortion, distortion
contra — prep against
a contra — adv by contrast
contra esta — adv against this, however, nonetheless
contrabanda — vt smuggle; n contraband
contrabanda umana — n human trafficking
contrabandor — n smuggler
contrabaso — n double bass
contracolpa — n countercoup
contraconsepi — n contraception
contraconsepal — a n contraceptive, birth control
contraconsepi emerjensial — n emergency contraception
contrademostra — vt disprove; n disproof
contradise — vt contradict; n contradiction
contrae — vi vt contract, spasm; n contraction, spasm
contrafatal — a counterfactual
contraforte — n buttress
contraindica — vt contraindicate; n contraindication
contrainteroga — vt cross-examine; n cross-examination
contralto — n contralto
contrasta — vi vt contrast; n contrast
par contrasta — a contrasted; adv however, nevertheless, whereas, by contrast
contrata — vi vt (enter into) contract; n contract, legal document; covenant
contrata de asecura — n insurance policy
contrata de lua — n lease
contrata de paia — n payment schedule
contratal — a contractual
contrataca — vt n counterattack
contraterorisme — n counterterrorism
contrateroriste — a n counterterrorist
contravenena — n antidote
contri — a n country (music)
contribui — vt contribute; n contribution
contribuor — n contributor; taxpayer
controla — vt control
controlador — n driver (computing)
controlador de aparato — n device driver
controlador de primador — n printer driver
controlor — n controller
controlamanica — a n control freak
controversa — a controversial, contentious; n controversy (something controversial)
controversia — n controversy (the concept)
contusa — vi vt bruise; n bruise, contusion
conveni — vi suit, be appropriate, be compatible; n suitability, appropriateness, compatibility; convenience
conveninte — a suitable, proper, fit, compatible, appropriate
conveninte per primi — a suitable for printing, printer-friendly
nonconveninte — a unsuitable, inappropriate, incongruous; adv inappropriately
converje — vi converge; n converging, convergence
conversa — vi converse; n conversation, dialog (US), dialogue (Br)
conversa intima — n pillow talk
conversa privata — n private conversation, tête-à-tête
conversal — a conversational, colloquial
converti — vi vt convert; n conversion
convertida — n convert
convesa — a convex
convinse — vt convince, persuade; n convincing, persuading, persuasion
desconvinse — vt dissuade
convoia — n convoy
convoia de autos — n motorcade
convoia de furnis — n supply convoy
convulsa — vi convulse; n convulsion
coopera — vi cooperate, liaise; n cooperation
coordina — vt coordinate; n coordination; coordinate
coordina cartesian — n Cartesian coordinate
copa — n cup (without handles), goblet, beaker
copa de portaseno — n bra cup
la Copa — n Crater (constellation)
copec — n kopek
copia — vt 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
copta — a n Coptic
copula — vi copulate, mate, have sex; n copulation, coitus, mating
cor — n heart (including card suit), core, kernel; crux
coraje — n courage, bravery, valor (US), valour (Br)
corajosa — a brave, courageous, valorous, bold
coraji — vt encourage, urge, embolden, foster; n encouragement
descoraji — v discourage, demoralize, dishearten; n discouragement, despondency
descorajida — a discouraged, dejected, demoralized, disheartened, despondent
coral — n coral
corda — n cord, rope; chord (geometry); cable (bundle of wires)
corda elastica — n elastic cord, bungee, bungee rope
corda eletrical — a power cable
corda ombilical — a umbilical cord
corda tensada — n tightrope
cordeta — n string, twine; shoelace
cordeta fronsinte — n drawstring
cordon — n thick rope, cable, hawser
core — vi run, flow
core lenta — v jog
core tra bates — run the gauntlet
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 — vi vt correlate; n correlation
corente — a current, ongoing; n current (water, electricity); courante (music, dance)
corente alternante — n alternating current, AC
corente direta — n direct current, DC
corente eletrical — n electric current
coreografia — n choreography
coreografiste — n choreographer
coresponde — vi correspond (communicate, be equivalent); n correspondence
corespondente — a corresponding, equivalent; n correspondent (letter writer, reporter); counterpart
coreta — a correct, right, appropriate, proper; adv correctly, properly
autocoreti — v self-correct
autocoretinte — a self-correcting
coretable — a correctable, corrigible
coreti — vi become correct; vt correct; n correction, discipline
coretia — n correctness
noncoreta — a incorrect, wrong, inappropriate
noncoretable — a uncorrectable, incorrigible
noncoretia — n incorrectness, wrongness
coriandro — n coriander (spice, plant: species Coriandrum sativum)
corion — n chorion
corional — a chorionic
cormoran — n cormorant, shag (bird: family Phalacrocoracidae)
cornamusa — n bagpipe, bagpipes
cornea — n cornea
corneal — a corneal
corneo — n dogwood (plant: genus Cornus)
cornisa — n ledge, sill
cornisa de foco — n hob (surface for cooking beside a fire)
corno — n horn (of animal, music), antler
corno de servo — n antler
coro — n chorus, choir
coral — a choral; n chorale
coriste — n chorister
corode — vi vt corrode; n corrosion
corona — n crown
coroni — vt 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; corpus
corpal — a somatic, corporal
corpeta — n corpuscle
corpi — n embody
corpo de comunica — n signals corps
corpo mamelin — n mammillary body
corpo mor — n dead body, corpse, carcass
de corpo capas — a able-bodied
corpora — vi vt incorporate; n corporation, guild
corsa — vi vt 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, girdle
corsetor — n corsetiere
corta — a short, brief, laconic; adv briefly
cortador — n clippers (electrical)
corti — vi vt 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 — vt court, woo, date; n courtship, date, dating
compete corteal — v n rut
corteor — n date (person), wooer, suitor
mostra corteal — n courtship display
periodo corteal — n rut, estrus (US), oestrus (Br), mating season
cortes — a polite, cordial, courteous
cortesia — n politeness, civility, etiquette, manners, courtesy
cortesia de rede — n netiquette
noncortes — a impolite, rude, impudent, cheeky, irreverent, impertinent
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 (bird: genus Corvus)
la Corvo — n Corvus (constellation)
cosa — n thing, affair, matter
no cosa — pron nothing
noncosia — n nothingness
cosa — a n Xhosa (language)
coscrive — vt co-write
coscrivor — n co-writer
cose — vt sew, stitch
cosador — n sewing machine
cosor — n sewer, seamster, seamstress
cosina — n kitchen
cosini — vt cook; n cooking, cookery, cuisine, cooking style
cosini refinada — n haute cuisine
cosinor — n cook
cosineto — n bearing (of machine)
cosinus — n cosine
cosix — n coccyx
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 — vt cost; n cost, expense
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 Costa Rican, Costarican
costela — n rib; chop (of meat)
costelin — a ribbed
costela — n co-star
costum — n custom, routine, usage, social convention
costumal — a customary, default; adv customarily, by default
costur — 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
cotel de xef — n chef's knife
cotel osilante — n herb chopper, mezzaluna, hachoir
coteli — vt cut, stab (with knife)
cotinga — n cotinga (bird: family Cotingidae)
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 — vt cover; n coverage
covre completa — v cover fully; n full coverage
covrebuco (comp) — n stopgap
covrecaserol (comp) — n saucepan lid
covrefenetra (comp) — n shutter
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
coxea — vi limp; n limp
coxeante — a lame, shaky, wobbly, rickety
coxinilia — n scale (insect: superfamily Coccoidea)
cozaxoc — n kozachok, kazachok (dance)
crabe — n crab (crustacean: infraorder Brachyura)
crabe de rio — n crayfish (crustacean: superfamily Astacoidea and \superfam Parastacoidea)
la Crabe — n Cancer (constellation)
crac — n crack, crunch, snap (breaking sound); intj crack!, crunch!, snap!
craci — vi vt crack, crunch, scrunch, snap (make breaking sound)
cracinte — a crunchy
cracosa — a crunchy, crisp
cracen — n kraken (mythological creature)
crampo — n cramp (of muscle)
cranio — n skull
cranial — a cranial
crase — vt crush, squash, mash, crumple, 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 — vt create, make, cause to exist, craft; n creation (act)
autocreada — a self-made
crea corente — n improvisation
creada — a created; n creature, creation (result)
creante — a creating, creative
creor — n creator
creosa — a creative
creosia — n creativity
recrea — v recreate (create anew); n recreation (repeated creation)
crede — vt believe; n belief, creed, doctrine
credable — a believable, credible, plausible
credablia — n credibility
credor — n believer
credosa — a credulous, gullible, trusting, 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 — a cream (color); n cream, lotion
crema bateda — n whipped cream
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
cremosa — a creamy
descremida — a skimmed (milk)
creol — a n creole
creol aitian — a n Haitian Creole, Kreyol Ayisyen (language)
crepe — n crêpe, pancake
crepita — vi vt crackle; n crackle
crese — vi vt grow, develop, expand, increase; n growth, development, expansion
crese rapida — v grow quickly, burgeon
cresedas — n pl produce (fruit and vegetables)
cresente — a growing, increasing; adv increasingly, more and more, ever more; n crescent; croissant
sempre cresente — a ever growing, ever increasing
creson — n cress (various plants of family Brassicaceae)
creson de acua — n watercress (plant: genus Nasturtium)
cresta — n crest (of wave, of bird, heraldic), ridge
cresta de la arte — n state of the art
cresta de la tecnolojia — n state of the art
creta — n chalk
creti — vt chalk (up)
cretasica — a n cretaceous
cretin — a cretinous; n cretin
creve — vi vt burst, puncture; n puncture
creve de cor — n heartbreak
crevecor (comp) — n heartbreaker
cri — a n Cree (person, language)
cria — vt cry, shout, scream, yell, yelp; n shout, scream
crieta — v n whimper
crior — n crier; screamer (bird: family Anhimidae)
criceta — n cricket (game)
cricetor — n cricketer
criceto — n hamster (mammal: subfamily Cricetinae)
crico — n jack (for lifting)
crici — vt 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, lawbreaker, malefactor, hoodlum, felon, crook
criminali — vi vt 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
criovolcan — n cryovolcano
criovolcanisme — n cryovolcanism
criptografia — n cryptography, cryptology
criptografiste — n cryptographer, cryptologist
cripton — n krypton (element)
cris — n kris (southeast Asian knife)
crisalida — n chrysalis, pupa
crisantemo — n chrysanthemum (plant: genus Chrysanthemum)
crise — n crisis
crise coler — n temper tantrum
crise de coleria — n temper tantrum
crise mental — n mental breakdown, nervous breakdown
crisol — n crucible, melting pot
cristal — a crystalline; n crystal
cristal licuida — n liquid crystal
cristali — vi vt crystallize; n crystallization
cristian — a n Christian
cristianisme — n Christianity
Cristo — n Christ
criterio — n criterion, criteria
Criti — n Crete
critica — a n Cretan
critica — vt criticize, reproach, tell off; n criticism, reproach
criticiste — n critic
Crixna — n Krishna
crixnaisme (a-i) — n Krishnaism, Hare Krishna
crixnaiste (a-i) — a n Krishnaist
croceta — n croquet (game, shot); croquette
croco — n crocus (plant: genus Crocus)
crocodil — n crocodile (reptile: family Crocodylidae)
cromatica — a chromatic
cromo — n chromium (element)
cromi — vt chrome-plate, chromium-plate
cromida — a chrome-plated, chromium-plated; n chrome
cromosoma — n chromosome
cronica — a chronic
cronolojia — n chronology
cronolojial — a chronological
cronolojiste — n chronologist
cronometre — n stopwatch, timer
cronometri — vt time
crosta — n crust, scab, rind (of cheese)
crosti — vi vt encrust, cake; n encrustation
crotal — n rattlesnake (snake: genus Crotalus and \gen Sistrurus)
croxe — vt crochet
cru — a raw, uncooked, crude, gross
cruel — a cruel, ruthless, vicious
cruelia — n cruelty, ruthlessness, viciousness
cruji — vi vt 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 — vt crucify; n crucifixion
la Crus — n Crux (constellation)
crusa — vt cross, intersect; n crossing, intersection
crusada — vi crusade; n crusade
crusador — n crusader
crusca — n bran
crustaseo — n crustacean (subphylum)
crut — n crwth (Welsh instrument)
cruton — n crouton
cuac-cuac! — intj quack! (as duck); croak!, ribbet! (as frog)
cuadrilia — n quadrille (music, dance)
cuadro — a square; n square
cuadrador — n set square, carpenter's square
cuadri — vi vt square
cuadrida — a squared
de cuadros — a checked, checkered
la Cuadrador — n Norma (constellation)
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., id est
cual es la data? — what is the date?
cual es la ora? — what is the time?
cual es per dise — conj namely, that is to say, in other words, to wit, i.e., id est
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 ora — adv at any time (at all), whenever (you like), ever (e.g. have you ever...)
a cualce ves — adv at any occasion (at all), whenever (you like), ever (e.g. have you ever...)
cualce cosa — pron anything (at all), whatever (you like)
en cualce modo — adv in any way (at all), by any means (you like), in whatever way
cualcun — pron anyone, anybody (doesn't matter who), whoever (you like)
cualia — n quality, feature, trait, attribute, characteristic
cuali — vt qualify
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?; conj as many as, as much as
cuanto tempo? — how much time?, how long?
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, not quite, just less than, virtually, practically
cuasi cadun — pron almost everyone
cuatrigalon — n quart
cuatrim — n quarter, twenty-five-cent piece (money)
cuatro — det four ; a fourth (ordinal)
cuatri — vi vt quarter; n quarter, fourth (fraction)
cuatrida — a quartered; quarto (book size)
cuatruple — a quadruple; n quartet
cuatrojemelo — n quadruplet
cuatroladal — a n quadrilateral
cuatronaria — a quaternary (geology, chemistry)
cuatropedal — a quadrupedal; n quadruped
cuaxiorcor — n kwashiorkor (disease)
Cuba — n Cuba
cuban — a n Cuban
cubo — a cubic; n cube
cucaraxa — n cockroach (insect, order Blattaria)
cuci — n cookie (in browser)
cucu — n cuckoo (bird: family Cuculidae)
cucui — n candlenut (tree: Aleurites moluccana)
cucurucu! — intj cock-a-doodle-doo! (as rooster)
cudzu — n kudzu (vine: genus Pueraria)
cuecer — a n Quaker
cuecerisme — n Quakerism
cuerco — n oak (tree: genus Quercus)
cuerca — n acorn
cuieta — a quiet, calm, soft, faint, stealthy; adv quietly, calmly, softly, faintly, stealthily
cuieti — vi vt 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 — vt (transfer by) spoon
culieron — n ladle
culmine — n peak, summit, top, crest, climax, culmination; paragon; punchline
culmini — vi peak, crest, climax, culminate
culmininte — a peaking, culminating, climaxing, climactic
culo — n ass (US), arse (Br), butt, bum, booty (informal: buttocks)
culeta — n bun, cheek (informal: buttock)
culom — n coulomb (measure)
culote — n (pair of) tap pants (US), French knickers (Br)
culpa — vt n blame
culpable — a guilty, blameworthy, culpable, responsible
culpablia — n guilt
desculpa — v exonerate
nonculpable — a innocent (of crime), blameless, not guilty
cultiva — vt cultivate, farm, grow (something); work (the soil); 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, plantation
cultiveria grande — n plantation, latifundium
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 (seed, plant: species Cuminum cyminum)
cumula — vi vt accumulate, hoard; n accumulation
cumulante — a cumulative
cumulo — a n cumulus (cloud)
cumulin — a cumulous
cumulosa — a cumulous
cuna — n cradle
cuneforma — a n cuneiform
cuneo — n wedge, chock
cungfu — n kung fu
cuno — n pussy (informal: vagina)
cuol — n quoll (mammal: genus Dasyurus)
cuoro — n leather
cuoro vernisada — n patent leather
cuorum — n quorum
cupola — n dome
cupola jeodesial — n geodesic dome
cupre — n copper (element)
cupri — vt copper
cura — vt care, care for, take care of (person), nurse (sick person), minister (to someone in need); n care, concern; care (means of treatment); custody
ci cura? — intj who cares? (expressing disinterest)
cura personal — n grooming (human)
cura prima — n primary care
curante — a careful, deliberate; adv carefully, deliberately
curor — n carer, nurse (hospital worker)
descura — v neglect; n negligence, apathy
descurada — a neglected, overgrown
noncurante — a uncaring, indifferent
Curan — n Qur'an, Koran
curcuma — n turmeric (spice, plant: species Curcuma longa)
Curdistan — n Kurdistan
curdi — a n Kurdish, Kurd (person, language)
cureta — n curette
cureti — vt perform curettage; n curettage
curgan — n kurgan
curio — n curium (element)
curiosa — a curious, inquisitive, nosy (but not arousing curiosity)
curiosi — vi become curious; vt intrigue, arouse curiosity
curiosia — n curiosity
curling — n curling (sport)
curlo — n curlew (wading bird: genus Numenius)
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 mus — n mouse trail (computing)
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
curva ornosa — n flourish, ornate curve
curvi — vi vt bend
curvida — a bent
curvosa — a curvy, voluptuous, curvaceous, sensuous
cusin — n cousin (male relative of one's own generation, but not brother or removed cousin)
cusina — n cousin (female relative of one's own generation, but not sister or removed cousin)
cutanea — a cutaneous (of the skin)
cuticula — n cuticle
cuxan — a n Kushan
cuxin — n cushion, pillow
cuxin de securia — n safety cushion, airbag
D — /de/ n D (letter, musical note)
-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 (plant: genus 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 — vt damage; n damage
dana criminal — n vandalism
dandi — n fop, dandy, poseur, popinjay, hipster
Danmarc — n Denmark
dansce — a Danish; n Danish (person, language), Dane
dansa — vt dance, prance; flicker (flame); 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)
dansor — n dancer
dardo — n dart
darma — n dharma
darmstadtio — n darmstadtium (element)
darvix — n dervish
data — n date (on calendar)
dati — vt date (define the date of)
datila — n date (fruit)
datilo — n date tree (tree: species Phoenix dactylifera)
datilo — n dactyl (poetry)
datilal — a dactylic
dativa — a n dative (grammar)
dato — n datum
datos — n pl data
datura — n datura (plant: genus Datura)
dau — n Tao, Dao
dauisme — n Taoism, Daoism
dauiste — n Taoist, Daoist
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, round the clock
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 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
debate — vt n debate
debe — vt owe; must, should, ought to, need to, have to (social obligation); n duty
como debe es — as it should be, as things should be
cual on debe ave — a must-have
debe de casa — n housework, homework
tu debe deside! — you must decide!, you decide!
debil — a feeble, weak
debili — vi 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 — vt declare, state, assert, claim, maintain, profess; n statement, declaration, assertion, manifesto
declara cascadente de stilo — n cascading style sheet
declara de stilo — n style sheet
declina — vi vt decline; n declension, declination
decora — vt decorate (including with an honour), adorn, trim, garnish; n decoration, ornament, garnish, adornment
decoror — n decorator
dedica — vt dedicate, devote; n dedication, devotion
dedicada — a dedicated, devoted, committed, staunch
deduador — n abductor (muscle)
dedui — vt deduce, infer, derive; n deduction, inference, derivation
deduinte — a deductive, inferential
defende — vt defend, advocate; n defense (US), defence (Br)
autodefende — n self-defense (US), self-defence (Br)
defende de tesi — n viva voce, oral defense (US), oral defence (Br)
defendor — n defender, advocate, apologist, proponent; guardian (of a child or invalid)
sin defende — a defenseless (US), defenceless (Br), helpless, vulnerable
defeta — n defeat
defetisme — n defeatism
defetiste — n defeatist
defeto — n defect, glitch, bug
defetosa — a defective
desdefetador — n debugger
desdefeti — vt debug
defia — vt defy, challenge; n challenge
defiante — a challenging, defiant
defini — vt define; n definition; clue (in word game)
definida — a defined, definite
defininte — a definitive
predefini — v predefine
defise — a n deficit
defla — vi vt deflate; n deflation
degrada — vi vt degrade; n degradation
degradante — a degrading, derogatory
dejenera — v degenerate, deteriorate, run down, decay; n degeneration, decay
dejeta — vt throw away, discard, dump, dispose
dejetada — 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 — vt delegate; n delegation
delegada — a delegated; n delegate
deleta — vt delight; n delight, glee; delicacy, appetizer, aperitif
deletada — a delighted
deleteria — n delicatessen
deletosa — a delightful, delicious, sensuous
delfin — n dolphin (mammal: family Delphinidae and various other families of suborder Odontoceti)
la Delfin — n Delphinus (constellation); the Dauphin
delicata — a delicate, fine, dainty, sensitive
delinia — a adv offline
delirio — n delirium
deliriosa — a delirious
delta — n delta (Greek letter, of river)
delude — vt disappoint; n disappointment, anticlimax
delude de suspende — n anticlimax
deludente — a disappointing, anticlimactic; adv anticlimactically
deluvia — vt flood, deluge; n flood, deluge, torrent
demagogo — n demagogue
demagogia — n demagogy, demagoguery
demanda — vt ask, inquire, enquire, request; n question, inquiry, enquiry, petition, request
demanda a se — n ask oneself, wonder
demanda alga cosa a/de algun — ask someone something; ask someone for something; request something from someone ("de" is used with more onerous requests, or for politeness)
demanda autorespondente — n rhetorical question
demanda codal — n tag question, question tag
demanda e ofre — n supply and demand
demanda gidante — n leading question
fa un demanda — v ask a question, pose a question, put a question, make a request
demente — a demented, insane, crazy, mad; n lunatic, loony, madman, madwoman
dementeria — n lunatic asylum, insane asylum, madhouse, nuthouse, bedlam
dementi — vi go crazy, go insane, go mad; vt make crazy, drive mad, madden
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
demonim — n demonym
demonolojia — n demonology
demostra — vt prove; n proof
demostra empirical — n empirical proof
demostrable — a provable
demostrablia — n provability
nondemostrada — a unproven, unconfirmed
demotica — a demotic
dendrite — n dendrite
dendritosa — a dendritic
dendrocronolojia — n dendrochronology
denge — n dengue (disease)
denim — n denim
de denim — a denim
denova — adv again, anew, afresh
densa — a dense, thick
densi — vi thicken; vt compress (data)
densia — n density; resolution (of image)
dente — n tooth; tine, prong
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 (plant: genus Taraxacum)
denunsia — vt denounce; n denouncement
denunsior — n denouncer, whistleblower
departe — n department
depende — vi depend, rely; n dependence, dependency; reliance, addiction
dependente — a dependent, conditional, provisory; addicted; n dependant, ward; addict
dependente de — prep dependent on
dependente si — conj on condition that, provided that
deplora — vt deplore, bemoan
deplorable — a deplorable
depone — vt deposit; n sedimentation
deponeda — n sediment, silt
depresa — vt depress (push down, sadden); n depression; trough (of wave)
depresa economial — n economic depression
depresada — a depressed, dejected, down, melancholy
deriva — vi vt derive; n derivation
derivada — a derived, derivative; n derivative
derma — n dermis
dermatero — n earwig (insect: order Dermaptera)
dermatolojia — n dermatology
des — det ten; a tenth (ordinal)
cuatrodes — det forty; a fortieth (ordinal)
des-du — det twelve; a twelfth (ordinal)
desdui — vi vt split into twelve; n twelfth (fraction)
desduple — n dozen
desi — vi vt split into ten; n tenth (fraction); tithe
dudes — det twenty; a twentieth (ordinal)
dudesi — vi vt split into twenty; n twentieth (fraction)
novedes — det ninety; a ninetieth (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
desastrosa — a disastrous, catastrophic
descrive — vt describe; n description
desembre — n December (month)
desende — vt descend, alight, get off, decline
desendente — a descending; n descendant, scion
desenio — n decade
deser — n dessert, pudding
deserto — n desert, wasteland, waste
deserti — vi become desert; n desertification
desi- — pref deci- (10-1)
deside — vt decide, resolve; n decision, verdict, resolution
desidente — a decisive
desim — n dime, ten-cent piece (money)
desimal — a decimal
desinia — vt draw, sketch, illustrate; design, plan (creatively); n drawing, sketch, illustration; design, configuration
desiniador — n graphics program
desinieta — v n doodle
desinior — n designer
desinior de jardines — n landscape designer
desira — vt desire, wish for, fancy; 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
desiste — vi desist
desmaia — vi faint, swoon; n faintness (feeling faint)
despedi — vt dismiss (employee), fire, sack
despera — vi despair; n despair
desperante — a desperate
despeta — vt despise, scorn, disdain, look down on; n contempt, scorn, disdain
despetante — a pejorative
destina — vt destine; n destination; destiny; addressee
predestina — v predestine; n predestination
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)
destrosa — a handy, dextrous, skillful (US), skilful (Br), deft
destrae — vt distract; n distraction
destrui — vt 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
detor — n debtor
detalia — vt n detail
detaliosa — a detailed, elaborate
deterjente — n detergent
deterjente de platos — n dishwashing liquid (US), washing-up liquid (Br)
determina — vt 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; n non-determinist
deteta — vt detect, discern; n detection
detetor — n detective, investigator, sleuth, gumshoe, private eye
detrito — n debris, detritus
detrivor — a detrivorous; n detrivore
deuterio — n deuterium
Deutxland — n Germany
deutx — a n German (person, language)
developa — vi vt develop, hone; n development
developa la gripe — v catch cold
deveni — vi (copula) become, get
me deveni vea — I'm getting old
devia — vi deviate, stray; n deviation, aberration, detour
deviante — a deviating, deviated, stray, aberrant
devonian — a n devonian
devora — vt 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 comersia — n business day
dia de labora — n working day
Dia de Memoria — n Remembrance Day
dia santa — n sabbath (religious day of week)
dial — a daily, diurnal (occurring once a day); everyday
mediadia (mediadía) — n midday, noon
diabete — n diabetes
diabetal — a diabetic
diablo — n devil, Satan
diablo caxida — n jack-in-the-box
diablo tasmanian — n Tasmanian devil (mammal: species Sarcophilus harrisii)
diablosa — a diabolic, diabolical
diacon — n deacon
diacrona — a diachronic
diafana — a translucent, diaphanous, sheer, gauzy, filmy, frosted, see-through, transparent (fabric)
diafania — n translucency
diaframa — n diaphragm
diaframa contraconsepal — n contraceptive diaphragm
diagnose — vt 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 bruta — n uncut diamond; diamond in the rough
diamante mandarin — n zebra finch (bird: species Taeniopygia guttata)
diametre — n diameter
dianto — n pink (plant: genus Dianthus)
diapositiva — n slide (photography)
diarcia — n diarchy, dyarchy
diarea — n diarrhea (US), diarrhoea (Br)
diario — n diary
diatonica — a diatonic
dies — a n sharp (music)
dieta — vi n diet
dieta intensa — n crash diet
dietiste — n dietician
dietor — n dieter
difere — vi differ; n difference
diferente — a different, disparate
diferente de — different from, different than, other than
diferensia — n differential (mathematics)
diferensial — a differential (mathematics)
difisil — a difficult, hard, awkward; adv awkwardly, with difficulty
difisilia — n difficulty, awkwardness
diftongo — n diphthong
difusa — vt broadcast, diffuse, disseminate, spread; n broadcast, diffusion, dissemination
dije — n DJ, deejay, disc jockey
dijesta — vt digest; n digestion
maldijesta — n indigestion
dijitale — n digitalis, foxglove (plant: genus Digitalis)
dijito — n digit (numerical)
dijital — a digital
dijitali — vi vt digitize
dilata — vi vt dilate; n dilation
dildo — n dildo
dilema — n dilemma, quandary
dilui — vt dilute, water down; n dilution
diluida — a diluted, dilute
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 — vi vt decrease, diminish, lessen, shrink, contract, taper, wane, dwindle; 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
dinamosa — 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: species Canis lupus dingo)
dinia — n dignity
diniosa — a dignified, stately
nondinia — n indignity
dinosauro — n dinosaur
dio — n god, deity
de dio — a divine
dio minor — n minor god, demigod
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
diploide — a n diploid
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
diplopia — n diplopia, double vision
dipno — n lungfish (subclass Dipnoi)
direta — a direct, straight, immediate; adv directly, immediately
difusa 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; prerogative
ave la direto — v have the right, be qualified
direto de autor — n copyright
direto de vota — n right to vote, suffrage, franchise
diretos — n pl rights
diretos de autor — n royalties
dirije — vt direct, steer; manage, administer, administrate, orchestrate, operate, run (business); n direction, management, administration
de un dirije — a one-way
dirijal — a administrative, managerial
dirijor — n director, executive, trustee, manager, administrator
dirijor de selebra — n event planner
dirijores — n pl administration, management, board (directors, trustees)
en dirije a — prep in the direction of, towards
nondirijeda — a undirected, unaimed, aimless
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 — vt dial
disco compata — n compact disc, CD
disco de hoci — n hockey puck
disco de inisia — n startup disk
disco dur — n hard disk, hard drive
disco mol — n floppy disk
disco video — n video disc, DVD
discoteca — n disco, discotheque
discreta — a discreet
nondiscreta — a indiscreet
discute — vt discuss, talk about, deliberate; n discussion, deliberation
dise — vt say, tell, utter; n utterance
bondise — v bless; n blessing, benediction, beatitude
bondises — n pl blessings
dise forte — v assert; n assertion
diseda — a said; n saying
diseda saja — n wise saying, word of wisdom
diseno (disenó) (comp) — n naysayer
disesi (disesí) (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
disenti — v dissent; n dissention
disentor — n dissenter, apostate, nonconformist
disfajia — n dysphagia
disfasia — n dysphasia
disforia — n dysphoria
disi — n flowerpecker (bird: family Dicaeidae)
disionario — n dictionary
disionario de sinonimes — n dictionary of synonyms, thesaurus
disipa — vi vt dissipate
disiplina — vt n discipline
autodisiplina — n self-discipline
disiplinor — n disciplinarian
disiplo — n disciple, protege
disolve — vi vt dissolve; n dissolution; solution (liquid mixture)
disolveda — a dissolved; n solute
disolvente — a dissolving; n solvent
dispepsia — n dyspepsia
displasia — n dysplasia
dispnea — n dyspnea
dispone — vt have available, have at one's disposal
disponable — a available
disponablia — n availability
nondisponable — a unavailable
disposa — vt dispose (someone to), predispose; n disposition, predisposition, attitude, approach
disposa mental — n mental attitude, mindset
disposada — a inclined, disposed, predisposed
disprosio — n dysprosium (element)
disputa — vi quarrel, argue, dispute; n argument, debate, dispute, conflict, strife
disputosa — a quarrelsome, argumentative, tetchy, irritable, bad-tempered, irascible, cross
distante — a distant, remote, far; aloof; adv far away, in the distance, distantly
a distantia — a remote, (operating) from a distance
distanti — vi distance, move away, become distant; vt make distant
distantia — n distance
plu distante ca — prep farther than, beyond
distila — vt distill (US), distil (Br); n distillation
distileria — n distillery
distingui — vt 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 — vt distribute, dispense, serve out, hand out, hand round, deal (cards); n distribution
distrito — n district
distrofia — n dystrophy
distrofica — a dystrophic
disturba — vt disturb, perturb, disrupt, interfere (with normal functioning); interrupt, intrude on, impose on, disconcert; n disturbance, perturbation, disruption, commotion; 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 — vt dictate; n dictation
dito — n finger
dital — n thimble
dito de pede — n toe
dito indicante — n index finger
diton — n thumb; inch (measure)
diton de pede — n big toe
sur la ditos de se pedes — adv on tiptoe
ditransitiva — a ditransitive (grammar)
diurna — a daytime, diurnal (biology)
diva — n diva, goddess
divin — a divine, godlike
Divehi — n Maldives (also Maldives)
divehi — a n Maldivian
diverje — vi vt divert, diverge, turn in another direction; n divergence
diversa — a diverse, motley
diversi — vi vt diversify
diversia — n diversity, variety
diverti — vt amuse, entertain, divert; n amusement, entertainment, diversion, fun
diverti bon — v have fun, have a good time
divertida — a amused, entertained
divertinte — a amusing, entertaining
divertor — n entertainer
diverticulite — n diverticulitis
diverticulo — n diverticulum
diverticulose — n diverticulosis
divide — vt divide, part, split, partition, ration; hand part over; n division, parting, splitting, partitioning, rationing; septum
divide de comeda — n food rationing
divideda entre — prep divided by, per, out of
sudivide — v subdivide; n subdivision
dividendo — n dividend
divina — vt guess, conjecture, speculate; n guess, speculation
divina informada — n educated guess
divinante — a guessing, speculative
divinor — n speculator
divorsa — vt 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
documento — n document
documenti — vt document; n documentation (act)
documentos — n pl documents, documentation
documentos de identia — n pl identity documents, credentials
dodo — n dodo (bird)
dogma — n dogma
dogmisme — n dogmatism
dogmosa — a dogmatic
dolar — n dollar
dole — vi feel pain, hurt; vt cause pain to, pain, hurt, afflict; n pain, hurt, ache, suffering, affliction
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
dolosa — a painful, sore
me dole — I hurt, I am in pain
me gama dole me — my leg hurts
dolmen — n dolmen
doma — vt domesticate, tame
domada — a domesticated, tame, domestic
doman — adv tomorrow
a la dia pos doman — adv the day after tomorrow
domina — vt dominate, domineer, prevail, subjugate; n domination, dominion, domain, sovereignty
domina publica — 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 — vt give, contribute, donate, impart, pass, hand, confer, grant, endow, bestow; n contribution, donation, grant, endowment
dona acua a — v water (animals)
dona de Dio — n godsend
dona lete a — v nurse (give milk to)
dona un titulo a — v entitle
donada — a given; n present, gift, tip, donation, contribution
donadas — n pl presents, gifts, largess, largesse
donor — n giver, donor, donator
redona — v give back, return
donce — adv therefore, so, then, consequently, thus, ergo, thereby, thusly
e donce? — intj so what? (disinterest); and then? (question)
dongle — n dongle
dopamina — n dopamine
dora — vt gild
dorada — a gilded
dorado — n dorado (fish: species Salminus maxillosus)
la Dorado — n Dorado (constellation)
dormi — vi sleep; n sleep, slumber
dormeria — n dormitory (shared sleeping quarters)
dormeta — v doze, nap, snooze; n doze, nap, snooze, siesta
dormi tro longa — v oversleep
dorminte — a sleeping, asleep
dormosa — a sleepy, drowsy
dorso — n back, dorsal area; reverse (side); tails (of coin)
dorsal — a dorsal, of the back
dorso de mano — n back of the hand
dorso de montania — n mountain ridge
dosa — vt 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 — vt dredge, trawl
dragabombeta (comp) — n minesweeper
dragon — n dragon
la Dragon — n Draco (constellation)
drama — n drama
drami — vt dramatize; n dramatization
dramiste — n dramatist
dramosa — a dramatic, dramatical, spectacular, histrionic
supradramosa — a sensational, sensationalistic, overdramatic, overdramatized
supradramosia — n sensationalism
dramaturjia — n dramaturgy
drena — vt drain
drepani — n Hawaiian honeycreeper (bird: subfamily Drepanidinae)
droga — n drug
drogomanica — n drug addict
droma — n crab plover (wading bird: species Dromas ardeola)
dromedario — n dromedary
drongo — n drongo (bird: family Dicruridae)
drosera — n sundew (plant: genus Drosera)
Druciul — n Bhutan (also Butan)
brug — a n bhutanese, Bhutanse
druida — n druid
drupa — n drupe
du — det two; a second (ordinal)
a du veses — adv twice
duable — a even (number)
dual — a dual (grammar)
dui — vi vt halve, split in two, bisect, fork, bifurcate; n half
duida — a halved, half
duple — a double, twofold, duplex, dual; n double, pair, couple, duet
dupli — vi vt double, duplicate; dub, overdub; n duplication, redundancy
duplia — n duality
duplida — a doubled, duplicated; dubbed, overdubbed
duplinte — a duplicating, redundant
duplisme — n dualism, duality, dichotomy, bifurcation
dupliste — n dualist; duettist
en duples — adv two by two, in pairs, in couples
nonduable — a odd (number)
duana — n customs (agency)
dubnio — n dubnium (element)
ducat — n ducat
dudesim — n five-cent piece, nickel (money)
duel — n duel
dugong — n dugong (mammal: species Dugong dugon)
duifrate — n half-brother
duisore — n half-sister
dulse — a sweet; nice, gentle, cute
dulse per la oios — a nice to look at, pleasing on the eye; n (informal) eye-candy
dulsi — vi vt sweeten
dulsia — n sweetness, gentleness, cuteness
dulsinte — n sweetener
duna — n dune
duodeno — n duodenum
dur — a hard, firm, tough, resistant to pressure; difficult
duri — vi vt harden, toughen
dura — vi endure, continue to exist, last, hold out, eke out; n endurance, stamina, staying power, durability
dura per — v last for (a time)
durante — a durable, resilient, robust, sturdy, strong, lasting, long-lasting
duramadre — n dura mater (anatomy)
duta — vt 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
duto sangual — n blood vessel
dux — n shower, sprinkle
dux vajinal — n (vaginal) douche
duxi — vt shower, sprinkle, water (flowers)
duxi se — v take a shower
duxe — n duke
duxal — a ducal
duxesa — n duchess
duxia — n duchy
dvd — abbr DVD
E — n E (letter, musical note)
e — conj and
e... e... — conj both... and...
e/o — conj and/or
ebanite — n ebonite
ebano — n ebony
ebra — a drunk, intoxicated; n drunkard
ebri — vi get drunk, intoxicate; vt intoxicate; n intoxication
ebria — n drunkenness, inebriation
posebra — a hung over
posebria — n hangover
ec — abbr (de la eda comun) CE, AD, anno domini
ecg — abbr (eletrocardiograf) ECG, EKG
ecidna — n echidna, spiny anteater (mammal: family Tachyglossidae)
ecimose — n ecchymosis
ecinodermato — n echinoderm (phylum)
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 — vi vt 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
economia libriste — n liberal economy, laissez-faire economy
economial — a economic
economiste — n economist
ecosistem — n ecosystem
ecotono — n ecotone
ectare — n hectare
ecto- — pref hecto- (102)
Ecuador — n Ecuador
ecuadoran — a n Ecuadoran
ecuator — n equator
ecuilibra — vi vt balance; n balance, equilibrium
desecuilibra — v imbalance, throw off balance
ecuilibra idrostatica — n hydrostatic balance, hydrostatic equilibrium
nonecuilibra — n imbalance
ecuinote — n equinox
ecuinote de autono — n autumnal equinox
ecuinote de primavera — n vernal equinox
ecuisito — n horsetail (plant: genus Equisetum)
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
antieda — a anti-aging
de la eda comun — a adv CE, AD, anno domini
eda comun — n common era
eda de bronze — n bronze age
eda de fero — n iron age
eda de petra — n stone age
eda glasial — n ice age
eda grande — n longevity
eda matur — n old age
eda media — n middle age
eda scolal — n school age
edema — n edema
Eden — n Eden
edera — n ivy (plant: genus Hedera)
ederdon — n eiderdown
edita — vt edit; n editing; edition
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 (plant: genus Ephedra)
efemera — n mayfly (order Ephemeroptera)
efeto — n effect
efeto spesial — n special effect
egal — a equal; tied, drawn; n tie, draw (match result)
atenta egali — v try to catch up, play catch-up
egalador — n equalizer (filter)
egali — vi equalize, catch up; vt match, catch up with; n equation
egalia — n equality
nonegal — a unequal
nonegalia — n inequality
Egipte — n Egypt (also Misre)
egipsian — a n Egyptian
egiptolojia — n Egyptology
egiptolojiste — n Egyptologist, Egyptologue
eglefin — n haddock (fish: species Melanogrammus aeglefinus)
eglesa — n church (building, organization)
egleseta — n chapel
eglesor — n clergyman, member of the clergy
eglesores — n pl clergy
ego — n ego, self
egoisme (o-i) — n selfishness
egoiste (o-i) — a selfish, egotistical; n egoist
egosa — a egotistical, arrogant, insolent, haughty, conceited, vainglorious, overweening, puffed up, overbearing, pretentious, affected, ostentatious, full of oneself, contemptuous, scornful, conceited, stuck-up, bold, brash
egosia — n egotism, arrogance, insolence
supraego — n superego
egosentral — a egocentric
einsteinio — n einsteinium (element)
ejacula — vt ejaculate; n ejaculation
ejeta — vt eject; n ejection
ejetada — a n ejective (consonant)
el — pron he, she; him, her
el — n name of letter L
en forma de L — a L-shaped
elaman — a n Elamite
Elas — n Greece
elinica — a Greek
elastan — n elastane, spandex, lycra
elastica — a elastic; n elastic
elefante — n elephant (mammal: family Elephantidae)
elefantin — a elephantine
elefantiase — n elephantiasis
elefen — a n LFN, Lingua Franca Nova
elefeni — vi vt LFN-ify, translate into LFN
elefeniste — n LFN speaker, LFN advocate
eleje — vt 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 par comite — v co-opt
elejeda — a chosen, elite
elejedas — n pl chosen ones, elite
elejente — a discriminating, choosy
elejor — n elector
elemento — n element (basic part, including chemical); factor
eletrica — n electricity
eletrical — a electric, electrical
eletrici — vt electrify; n electrification
eletricinte — a electrifying
eletriciste — n electrician
eletrocardiograf — n electrocardiograph, ECG, EKG
eletrocardiografia — n electrocardiography
eletrocuta — vt electrocute; n electrocution
eletrodinamia — n electrodynamics
eletrodo — n electrode
eletrofisiolojia — n electrophysiology
eletrolise — vt electrolyze (US), electrolyse (Br); n electrolysis
eletrolisal — a electrolytic
eletrolito — n electrolyte
eletromagnete — n electromagnet
eletromagnetal — a electromagnetic
eletromagnetia — n electromagnetism
eletromecanica — n electromechanics
eletromecanical — a electromechanical
eletron — n electron
eletronica — a electronic; n electronics
eletrostatica — a electrostatic
eleva — vt bring up, raise, rear; breed (raise animals); n upbringing
elfo — n elf
elianto — n sunflower (plant, bloom: species Helianthus annuus)
elica — a helical; n helix; propeller
elicador — n auger
elicador de Arcimedes — n Archimedes' screw
elicotor — n helicopter
elidi — vt elide; n elision
elimina — vt eliminate, annihilate, obliterate, eradicate, purge; n elimination, annihilation, obliteration, eradication
eliniste — a Hellenistic; n Hellenist
elinisme — n Hellenism
elio — n helium (element)
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 — vt embarrass; n embarrassment
embarasante — a embarrassing
embarca — vt embark, board, go aboard
desembarca — v disembark
embargo — n embargo
emberiza — n bunting (bird: genus Emberiza, etc)
embolia — n embolism
embosce — vt ambush, waylay; n ambush
embraje — n clutch (mechanism)
desembraji — v declutch
embraji — vt apply the clutch (to)
embrio — n embryo
embriolojia — n embryology
embriolojial — a embryological
embuto — n funnel (for pouring)
embuti — vt funnel
emelian — a n Emilian
emerjensia — n emergency
emerji — vi emerge, emanate; hatch; n emergence, emanation
nova emerjinte — a newly emergent, up-and-coming
emete — vt emit; n emission
emetador — n emitter; exhaust (system)
emfisema — n emphysema
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 — vt affect, move (emotionally); n emotion, sentiment, emotiveness, emotivity
emosial — a emotional (to do with emotion)
emosiosa — a sentimental, emotional (full of emotion)
emosicon — n emoticon
emositoblasto — n hemocytoblast
emostase — n hemostasis (US), haemostasis (Br)
empapa — vt 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 — vt 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 — vt import; n importation
emportor — n importer
emprende — vt undertake, take on, take over; n undertaking, enterprise
emprende publica — n (public) utility
emprendor — n entrepreneur
empresta — vt borrow
emprestor — n borrower
emu — n emu (bird: species Dromaius novaehollandiae)
emulsion — n emulsion
emulsioni — vi vt emulsify
en — prep in, within (space, time, state, manner, language); 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 cuando — conj while
vive en felisia — v live in happiness, live happily
en — n name of letter N
enama — vt enamor (US), enamour (Br), cause to fall in love
deveni enamada par — v fall in love with
es enamada par — v be enamored with (US), be enamoured with (Br)
encanta — vt enchant, bewitch, beguile, 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, engaging
encarga — vt commission, order, entrust, charge; n commission, order, responsibility
encarga algun con solve un problem — entrust someone with solving a problem, commission someone to solve a problem
encargada — a entrusted, responsible; n commission (authorized group)
encefalina — n enkephalin
enclave — n enclave
enclui — vt enclose, shut in
encontra — vt meet, encounter, come across; n meeting, date, appointment, briefing, assignation, session (therapy, music)
encontra acaso — v stumble upon; n chance encounter
endemica — a n endemic
endocrin — a endocrine
endocrinolojia — n endocrinology
endogamia — n endogamy, inbreeding
endometriose — n endometriosis
endoplasma — n endoplasma
endorfina — n endorphin
endotelio — n endothelium
Eneada — n Aeneid
enema — n enema
enemi — a hostile; n enemy, adversary
enemia — n hostility (quality), malignity
enerjia — n energy, power; verve, vigor (US), vigour (Br)
enerjiosa — a energetic, vigorous, brisk
par enerjia de pilas — a battery-powered
par enerjia solal — a solar-powered
enets — a n Enets, Samoyed, Samoyedic (person, language)
enfante — a n child
enfante unica — n only child
enfantes — n pl children, offspring, progeny
enfantia — n childhood
enfantin — a childish, childlike, innocent
enfantor — n childminder, nanny, nurse
enferno — n hell, inferno, perdition
enfernal — a infernal, damned, damn, blasted
enflue — vi flow in; vt input; n influx, input, intake; flow (of tide)
engana — vt deceive, hoax, bluff; n deception, subterfuge, hoax, bluff
enganosa — a sneaky, underhanded, deceitful, deceptive, duplicitous, devious
England — n England
engles — a n English (person, language)
englesi — vi vt anglicize; n anglicization
engoli — vt swallow, engulf, envelop
engrana — vt engage (gears, combat); n engagement (gears, combat); gear (a setting of gears)
desengrana — v disengage (gears, combat); n disengagement (gears, combat)
engrana de avansa — n drive, forward gear
engrana de retira — n reverse, reverse gear
engrana mor — n neutral (gear)
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, tremendous, prodigious; adv enormously, hugely, vastly
enormia — n vastness, enormity, immensity, bulk
enotera — n evening primrose (plant: genus Oenothera)
enrola — vt wind, coil, wind up (mechanism)
enscrive — vt inscribe, subscribe, register (for activity), enlist, enroll (US), enrol (Br), recruit; n inscription, subscription, registration, enlistment, 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 — vt set fire to, light, ignite, kindle, turn on (light)
ensende se — v catch fire
ensendelampa — n lamplighter
ensendente — a igniting, incendiary
ensenia — vt teach
ensenia a enfantes — v teach children
ensenia la regulas a algun — v teach someone the rules
ensenior — n teacher, lecturer
ensenior privada — n tutor
ensiclopedia — n encyclopedia
ensinta — a pregnant
ensinti — vi become pregnant; vt impregnate
ensintia — n pregnancy
ensintial — a prenatal
ensirca — vt surround, encircle, enclose, encompass, encapsulate, cup (as with hands); n enclosure
ensirca de bebe — n playpen
ensirca de bestias — n pen, corral
ensirca de cavalos — n paddock, corral
ensirca de oveas — n sheep pen, sheepcote, sheepfold, folding
ensircada par tera — a landlocked
ensircante — a encircling, peripheral
ensofla — vt sniff, snort; n sniff, snort, insufflation
ensofable — a sniffable; n snuff
enspira — vt inhale, breathe in; n inhalation
enspira subita — v n gasp
enspirador — n inhaler
entera — vt 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 — vi enter, go in, come in, log in (computing); vt admit (to place); n admission (to place), entrance, entry, check-in, threshold
entra a un sala — v enter a room, go into a room
entra par forsa — v break in
entre — prep between, among, amid; within (a group); divided by (from "divideda entre")
a entre — adv in between
entre cual — between which, within which (relative)
entre la du — adv between the two, in between
entregama — n crotch
entreseno — n cleavage
entretempo — n meantime
en la entretempo — adv in the meantime, meanwhile, in the interim
entretexe — vt interweave, interleave
entropia — n entropy
envelopa — n envelope
envia — vt send, dispatch, transmit, transfer, submit; n transmission
envia a via — v send away, send off, dismiss
enviador — n transmitter
envior — n sender
reenvia — v send back, return
envolve — vt wrap, wrap up, envelop; involve; n involvement
desenvolve — v unwrap
envolve en leto — v tuck into bed
es envolveda en — v be involved in, be wrapped up in, be party to
enzima — n enzyme
eon — n eon (US), aeon (Br) (geology: a period of billions of years)
eosene — a n eocene
eosinofil — n eosinophil
epatal — a hepatic
epatica — n liverwort (plant: division Marchantiophyta); hepatica, liverwort, liverleaf (plant: genus Hepatica)
epe — n épée (sword)
epica — a epic; n epic (work)
epidemica — a n epidemic
epiderma — n epidermis
epididimo — n epididymus
epifania — n epiphany
sera de epifania — n Epiphany Eve, Twelfth Night
epiglote — n epiglottis
epiglotal — a epiglottal; n epiglottal (consonant)
epilesia — n epilepsy
epilesica — a epileptic
epilogo — n epilog (US), epilogue (Br), afterword
epinefrina — n epinephrine, adrenaline
episcopalian — a n Episcopalian
episcopalianisme — n Episcopalianism
episodio — n episode, installment (US), instalment (Br)
episodial — a episodic
epitelio — n epithelium
epiteto — n epithet
epoca — n epoch
eponim — a eponymous; n eponym
epsilon — n epsilon (Greek letter)
Er — n Ireland
eres — a n Irish, Gaelic (person, language)
er — n name of letter R
era — vi 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
erosa — a very wrong, badly mistaken, riddled with errors
era — n era (geology: a period of hundreds of millions of years)
eraldo — n herald
eraldia — n heraldry
eraldial — a heraldic
erba — n grass (plant: family Gramineae); herb; lawn
erbosa — 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)
erica arborin — n white heather, brier, briar (wood used for pipes) (plant: species Erica arborea)
Eridano — n Eridanus (constellation)
erije — vt erect, put up; n erection
eriso — n hedgehog (mammal: subfamily Erinaceinae)
erita — vt inherit; n inheritance, heritage, heredity
deserita — v disinherit
erita de familia — n heirloom
erital — a hereditary
eritor — n heir, scion
eritor legal — n heir apparent
eritema — n erythema
eritroblasto — n erythroblast
eritropoiese — n erythropoiesis
eritrosite — n erythrocyte, red blood cell
ermino — n ermine, stoat (mammal: species Mustela erminea)
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 — vt erode; n erosion
eroe — n hero, heroine, protagonist
antieroe — n antihero, antiheroine
eroin (o-i) — a heroic
eroisme (o-i) — n heroism
supraeroe — n superhero
eroina (o-i) — n heroin (drug)
erojena — a erogenous
eron — n heron
erotica — a erotic
autoerotica — a autoerotic
erpes — n herpes
Ertra — n Eritrea
ertri — a n Eritrean
eruga — n caterpillar (larval form of order Lepidoptera)
eruta — vi 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 — vi (copula) be, is, are, am
esente — a being (participle); n being
es — n name of letter S
-esa — suf -ess (added to n: female equivalent of ... [noble title, etc])
esajera — vt exaggerate, overstate; n exaggeration
esajo — n essay (writing)
esajiste — n essayist
esamina — vt examine, inspect, check, investigate, scrutinize, probe; n exam, test, check-up, inspection, examination, scrutiny, probe
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
esarca — n exarch
esarcia — n exarchate
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
esca — n tinder
escava — vt dig, excavate, mine; n excavation, dig
escaveria — n quarry
escavor — n miner, excavator (person)
esce — adv is it the case that? (question marker); conj whether (introducing an indirect question)
esclama — vt exclaim; n exclamation
esclui — vt exclude, banish, exile, expel, excommunicate, ostracize; n exclusion, banishment, excommunication, ostracism
escluida — a excluded; n exile, outcast
escluinte — a exclusive; adv exclusively; prep excluding, other than
escota — vt cut low; n neckline, cleavage
de escota V — a V-necked, vee-necked
escota V — n V-neck, vee-neck
escrete — vt excrete; n excrement; excretion
escusa — vt excuse; n excuse, apology, pretext
escuta — vt listen (to)
escuta secreta — v eavesdrop
escuta un disco — v listen to a record, play a record
escutador — n (pair of) headphones, (pair of) earphones
escutador con microfon — n headset
escutor — n listener
escutores — n pl audience
esecuta — vt execute (including kill), enact (plan), carry out, run (software); n execution
esecuta fretada — n summary execution
esecutor — n executioner
esecutor de la atesta — n executor, executrix
esede — vt exceed, surpass
esele — vi excel; n excellence, eminence
eselente — a excellent, great, wonderful, marvelous (US), marvellous (Br), outstanding, eminent, illustrious; (your) excellency, (your) grace
esemplo — n example, sample, exemplar, model
esempli — vt exemplify
per esemplo — adv for instance, for example
esense — n essence; crux
esensal — a essential, critical, crucial, inherent, intrinsic, pivotal; adv essentially
la esense de ... — n the quintessential ..., ... par excellence
esenta — vt exempt; n exemption, impunity, immunity (legal)
eserse — vi vt exercise, work out; n exercise, work-out
eseta — vt except, spare; 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 — vi flow out; vt output, emit; n output; ebb (of tide)
esibi — vt exhibit; n exhibition
esibisme — n exhibitionism
esibiste — n exhibitionist
esije — vt 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 — vi exist; n existence
esistente — a existing
nonesiste — n nonexistence
nonesistente — a nonexistent
preesistente — a preexisting
esita — vi hesitate, falter; n hesitation
esitante — a hesitant, reluctant, halting, faltering
esmalte — a n enamel
esmeralda — a n emerald
esocrin — a exocrine
esofago — n esophagus
esogamia — n exogamy, outbreeding
esosfera — n exosphere
esotica — a exotic
Espania — n Spain
espaniol — a n Spanish (person, language)
espera — vt hope (for), wish (for); n hope, wish
espera un dia solosa — v hope for a sunny day
esperante — a hoping, hopeful; adv hopefully
esperanto — a n Esperanto
esperantiste — n Esperantist
esperia — vt experience; n experience
esperiosa — a experienced
nonesperia — n inexperience
sin esperia — a inexperienced
esperimenta — vi experiment; n experiment
esperimental — a experimental
esperta — a expert; adv expertly; n expert, specialist, consultant
espertia — n expertise
nonesperta — a inexpert; adv inexpertly
espeta — vt expect, wait for, anticipate; n expectation, anticipation
espeta zelosa — v eagerly await, look forward to
espetada — a expected, due
nonespetante — a not expecting, unwitting
espetora — vt expectorate, cough up
espetorante — a n expectorant
espia — vt atone (for); n atonement, expiation, penance
espira — vt exhale, breathe out; n exhalation
esplica — vt explain, elaborate; n explanation, reason, justification, rationale, elaboration
autoesplicante — a self-explanatory
nonesplicable — a unexplainable, inexplicable
esplode — vi vt explode, burst; n explosion
Esplode Grande — n Big Bang (astronomy)
esplodente — a exploding, explosive; plosive; n explosive; plosive (consonant)
esplora — vt explore; n exploration, excursion
esploror — n explorer, scout
esploror joven — n boy scout, girl scout, girl guide
esplota — vt exploit, take advantage (of); n exploitation
esponente — a exponential; n exponent
esporta — vt export; n exportation
esportor — n exporter
esposa — vt 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 — vt express, state, convey (meaning), assert, articulate; n expression, assertion
espresa de fas — n facial expression, countenance
espresisme — n expressionism
espresiste — a n expressionist
espresosa — a expressive
nonespresable — a unspeakable
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 — vi be ecstatic; n ecstasy, bliss, rapture
estasiante — a ecstatic, overjoyed
estate — n summer
estati — vt summer
mediaestate — n midsummer
este — a east, eastern, oriental; n east, orient
estende — vi vt extend, stretch, project, span; hold out, proffer; spread, propagate; n extent, range, scope, reach, extension, spread, array, propagation, overhang, projection, span
estendable — a extendable, extensible
estendador — n extensor (muscle)
estende a — v extend to, reach
estende de teto — n eaves
estende tra — v spread through, permeate
esterna — a outer, exterior, external; n outside, exterior
estetica — n esthetics (US), aesthetics (Br)
estetical — a esthetic (US), aesthetic (Br)
esteticiste — n esthete (US), aesthete (Br); beautician, esthetician (US)
Esti — n Estonia
esti — a n Estonian (person, language)
estima — vt estimate; n estimation
nonestimable — a inestimable, invaluable
estingui — vt extinguish, put out, quench, turn off (lights)
estinguador — n fire extinguisher
estinguida — a extinct
estorse — vt wring, extort; n extortion, blackmail
estorsador — n wringer
estorsor — n extortionist
estra — prep outside, outside of, out; except (for), excepting, 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
estra si — conj except if, unless
estracomun — a extraordinary
estrae — vt 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 — vt extrapolate; n extrapolation
estrateran — a n extraterrestrial, alien
estravagante — a extravagant, flamboyant, over the top; n extravaganza, spectacle, show
estrema — a extreme, radical, drastic, critical; adv extremely, tremendously; n extreme, extremity
estremi — vi vt radicalize; n radicalization
estremisme — n extremism
estremiste — a n extremist, radical
estro — n estrus (US), oestrus (Br)
en estro — a in heat
estroverti — vi vt extravert, extrovert; n extraversion, extroversion
estrovertida — a extraverted, extroverted; n extravert, extrovert
estuario — n estuary
esvasa — vi vt 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 — vt etherize
eterin — a ethereal
eterna — a eternal, perpetual; lifelong
eternia — n eternity
eterojene — a heterogeneous, motley
eterosesal — a n heterosexual
eterosesalia — n heterosexuality
eterotrof — a heterotrophic; n heterotroph
eterotrofia — n heterotrophia
etica — n ethics
etical — a ethical
eticeta — n label, sticker, tag
eticeta de HTML — n HTML tag
eticeti — vt label, tag
etimolojia — n etymology
etimolojial — a etymological; adv etymologically
etiolojia — n etiology (US), aetiology (Br)
etnico — n ethnic group
etnical — a ethnic
etnicia — n ethnicity
etrusca — a n Etruscan
eucalipto — n eucalyptus (tree: genus Eucalyptus)
eucariota — n eukaryote
eucaristia — n eucharist
euforbia — n spurge, euphorbia (plant: genus Euphorbia)
eunuco — n eunuch
eurilaimo — n broadbill (bird: family Eurylaimidae)
euro — n euro (money)
Europa — n Europe
european — a n European (person, language)
europio — n europium (element)
eurosentriste — a Eurocentric, Eurocentrist; n Eurocentrist
eurozona — n eurozone
Euscaleria — n Basque Country
euscara — a n Basque (person, language)
Eva — n Eve
evade — vt escape, flee from; n escape
evalua — vt evaluate, appraise; n evaluation, appraisal
evanjelio — n gospel
evanjelisme — n evangelism
evanjeliste — a evangelistic; n evangelist
evidente — a evident, apparent, obvious, manifest, in evidence; adv evidently, apparently, obviously, of course
evidenti — vi become evident, turn out (to be), prove (to be)
evidentia — n obviousness
evita — vt avoid, evade, elude, shun, stay away from, keep away from, bypass; n evasion
evita apena — v narrowly avoid; n narrow escape, near miss, close shave
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 — vt evoke, elicit; n evocation, connotation
evocante — a evocative
evolui — vi vt 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
F — /ef/ n F (letter, musical note)
fa — vt do; make, render, cause to; commit (crime); n doing, deed (act)
bon fada — a well-made
desfa — v undo; n undoing
es fada de — v be composed of, be made of, consist of
fa bon — v do well
fa mal — v do badly, bodge, botch, bungle, screw up, make a bad job of
fada — a done; n deed
fada completida — n fait accompli
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 — vt manufacture, fabricate, craft
fabricada — a manufactured, fabricated; n artifact
fabriceria — n factory, manufacturing plant
fabricor — n manufacturer, fabricator
ojeto fabricada — n artifact
prefabrica — v prefabricate
prefabricada — a prefabricated
fagosite — n phagocyte
fagositose — n phagocytosis
faia — n beech (tree: genus Fagus)
faiense — n faience
fajita — n fajita
falanje — n phalange (medical: finger, toe)
falaropo — n phalarope (wading bird: genus Phalaropus)
falcon — n hawk, falcon (bird: subfamily Accipitrinae)
falda — n skirt, kilt, dress
falda scotes — n kilt
faldeta — n petticoat, half-slip, underskirt
faldon — n apron; tail (of coat)
fali — vi fail (not succeed); n failure, fault
fali paia — v fail to pay, default on payment
falo — n phallus
falal — a phallic
falsa — a wrong, false, incorrect, untrue, fake, counterfeit, mock, faux, pseudo-
falsi — vi counterfeit, falsify, forge (money, documents); n falsification, forgery
falsor — n counterfeiter, forger
falseto — n falsetto
falta — vi malfunction, go wrong, break down, fail, miss; n malfunction, breakdown, failure, dysfunction, disorder, fault, flaw
nonfaltable — a foolproof
falxe — n scythe
falxeta — n sickle
falxi — vt reap, mow, scythe
falxor — n reaper, harvestman
fama — n fame, notoriety, renown
famosa — a famous, notorious, renowned
malfama — n infamy
malfamosa — a infamous
fame — a hungry
fami — vi famish, go hungry, starve, make hungry
famia — n hunger
famion — n famine
familia — n family, household; suit (cards)
familial — a familial, familiar
la familia de Watson — n the Watson family (also la Watsones)
fan — n fan (admirer), fanatic, aficionado
fandango — n fandango (dance)
fanfara — vi sound a fanfare; n fanfare
fango — n mud, mire
fangosa — a muddy
fangosia — n muddiness
fantasia — vt fantasize, daydream; n fantasy
fantasin — a fantastic
fantasior — n dreamer, daydreamer
fantasma — n ghost, phantom, spectre
fantasma jemelin — n doppelgänger
fantasma turbosa — n poltergeist
fantasmin — a ghostly, spectral
fantasmosa — a haunted
farade — n farad (measure)
microfarade — n microfarad
faraon — n pharaoh
farina — n flour
farinosa — a floury
farinje — n pharynx
farinjal — a pharyngeal; n pharyngeal (consonant)
farinjali — vi pharyngealize
farinjite — n pharyngitis
farmacolojia — n pharmacology
farmacolojial — a pharmacological
farmasia — n pharmacy, chemist, drugstore, apothecary
farmasial — a pharmaceutical
farmasiste — n pharmacist, chemist, druggist, apothecary
faro — n lighthouse; headlight; beacon
Faroiar — n Faroe Islands, Faeroe Islands
faroisce — a n Faroese, Faeroese
farsa — n farce, physical comedy, knockabout comedy, slapstick
farsi — a n Farsi (Persian: person, language)
fas — n face; dial (of watch, clock, compass); heads (of coin)
a fas de — prep opposite, facing
fasa — vt face
fasada — n façade
fasante — a opposite, facing
fase — vi phase; n phase
desfaseda — a out of phase
fasador — n phaser
fasian — n pheasant (bird: subfamily Phasianinae)
fasil — a easy, graceful (in movement); adv easily, gracefully
fasili — vi facilitate, make easy; n easing, facilitation
fasilia — n facility, ease, easiness, grace (in movement)
fasimil — n facsimile, exact reproduction
fasina — vt fascinate, intrigue; n fascination
fasmido — n stick insect (insect: order Phasmatodea)
fatiga — vt tire, fatigue; n exhaustion, tiredness, weariness, lassitude
fatigada — a tired, weary, exhausted, haggard
nonfatigable — a indefatigable, tireless
fato — n fact
en fato — adv in fact
fatal — a factual
la fato ce — n the fact that
par fato — a de facto
fator — n factor (math), coefficient
fatoral — n factorial
fatua — n fatwa
fatura — vt 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 de visia — n fava bean, garbanzo bean, broad 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
favo — n honeycomb
favore — vt favor (US), favour (Br), indulge; flatter (as garment) n favor (US), favour (Br), indulgence
favorable — a favorable (US), favourable (Br), opportune
favore divin — n providence
favoreda — a n favorite (US), favourite (Br), privileged
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
fein — a fairylike, fey
fea — a ugly; n ugly person
fei — vi become ugly; vt make ugly, uglify
feia — n ugliness
xocante fea — a hideous
febre — n fever
febrosa — a fevered, feverish
febrero — n February (month)
fece — n feces (US), faeces (Br), dung, excrement
fecal — a fecal (US), faecal (Br)
feci — vt defecate; n defecation
federa — a federate, confederate; n federation, confederation (act, result)
federada — a federated
federal — a federal
fejoa — n feijoa (fruit, tree: species Acca sellowiana)
felis — a cheerful, cheery, happy, jolly, glad; adv cheerfully, cheerily, happily
felisi — vi make happy, cheer up
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 de neva — n snowwoman (female snowman)
fem joven — n young woman, maiden
fem odiosa — n shrew
femia — n womanhood
femin — a feminine, effeminate
feminia — n femininity
femisme — n feminism
femiste — n feminist
suprafem — n superwoman
fema — a n female
femor — n femor
femoral — a femoral
fende — vt split, cleave; n split, fission
fenetra — n window
fenetra con xarnieres — n casement window
fenetra de bileta — n ticket window
fenetra de rede — n screen window
fenisia — a n Phoenician
Fenisia — n Phoenicia
fenix — n phoenix (mythological bird)
la Fenix — n Phoenix (constellation)
feno — n hay
fenomeno — n phenomenon
fenomenolojia — n phenomenology
feri — vt wound, injure, harm, hurt; n wound, injury
ferable — a vulnerable
ferida — a wounded, injured, hurt; n casualty
feria — n fairground, fair; trade fair
fermenta — vi ferment; n fermentation
fermentante — n leaven, leavening agent
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
fero ondin — n corrugated iron
fero per solda — n soldering iron
ferosa — a ferrous, full of iron
punio ferin — n iron fist
ferose — a fierce, ferocious
ferovia (ferovía) — n railroad, railway, railroad track
ferovior — n railroad worker, railway worker, railwayman
fertil — a fertile, fruitful
fertilable — a fertilizable
fertili — vi fertilize
fertili en vitro — n in vitro fertilization
fertilinte — a fertilizing; n fertilizer
ferula — n splint (medical)
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 Res — n Epiphany
festa de Valentin — n Valentine's Day
festa de veteranes — n Veterans Day
festa nasional — n national holiday, public holiday, bank holiday
festin — a festive
fesur — n crack, fissure, chink, breach, gap
fesuri — vi crack
fetix — n fetish
fetixi — vi vt fetishize; n fetishization
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 — n daughter
fia de batiza — n goddaughter
fia par lege — n stepdaughter
fia par sposi — n daughter-in-law
fial — a filial
fio — n son
fio de batiza — n godson
fio de puta — n bastard (insult)
fio par lege — n stepson
fio par sposi — n son-in-law
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)
fibrosa — a fibrous
fibrose sistal — n cystic fibrosis
fibula — n fibula (anatomy)
fida — vt trust, rely on, have faith in, be confident in; n faith, faithfulness, allegiance, loyalty, fidelity; trust, reliance, confidence
autofida — n self-confidence
autofidante — a self-confident
de fida alta — a high-fidelity, hi-fi
desfida — v distrust
fida algun — v trust someone, have faith in someone
fidable — a trustworthy, reliable, responsible
fidada — a trusted
fidante — a trusting, confident
fidiste — n loyalist
fidosa — a faithful, loyal, stalwart
nonfida — n unfaithfulness, disloyalty
nonfidosa — a unfaithful, disloyal
tro fidante — a overconfident
fidusia — n trust (economics)
fidusial — a fiduciary
fidusieria — n trust company
fidusior — n fiduciary, depositary, trustee (of money, property)
reserva fidusial — n trust fund
figa — n fig (fruit)
figo — n fig tree (genus Ficus)
figato — n liver
figato grasosa — n foie gras
figur — n figure
figur de proa — n figurehead
Fiji — n Fiji (also Viti)
fijian — a n Fijian
filantropia — n philanthropy
filantropial — a philanthropic
filantropiste — n philanthropist
Filastin — n Palestine
filastini — a n Palestinian
filatelia — n philately
filateliste — n philatelist
filepita — n asity (bird)
filete — vt filet (US), fillet (Br); n filet (US), fillet (Br), sirloin
filipino — a n Filipino (language)
filis — n fern (plant: division Pteridophyta)
filma — vt 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; thread (screw, bolt, nut)
filetador fema — n die, spinner, pipe threader
filetador mas — n tap, pipe threader
fili — vt thread (needle, beads, etc); wire (electronics); n wiring (electronics)
fili se dentes — v floss
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
filo lamosa — n razor wire
filo spinosa — n barbed wire
sin filo — a wireless
filo — n phylum (biology)
filolojia — n philology
filosofia — n philosophy, ideology
filosofi — vt philosophize
filosofia de lege — n jurisprudence
filosofial — a philosophical
filosofiste — n philosopher
filtro — n filter
filtri — vt filter, seep; n filtration
finansia — vt n finance
finansial — a financial; adv financially
finansior — n financier
fini — vt 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
nonfininte — a unending, endless
sin fini — a endless, unending; adv endlessly
finita — a finite
finje — vt pretend, act, fake, feign, bluff, pose as, impersonate, assume; n pretense (US), pretence (Br), bluff, impersonation
finje un maladia — v malinger, fake an illness
finjente — a fake, phoney
finjor — n pretender, usurper, fake, phoney, fraud (person), imposter, impostor, impersonator
finjosa — a pretentious, affected
Finland — n Finland (also Suomi)
finsce — a Finnish; n Finn
finoio — n fennel (plant: genus Foeniculum)
finoio de mar — n samphire (plant: species Crithmum maritimum)
fiordo — n fjord
firma — a firm, still, steady, stationary
fisa — vt attach, fasten, fix, clasp, latch; stick, get stuck, jam; save (data)
desfisa — v unfasten, detach, undo
fisa con regarda — v stare at
fisada — a fixed, firm
fisador — n fastener, clasp, latch
nonfisada — a loose
fisica — n physics
fisica cuantal — n quantum physics
fisical — a physical; adv physically
fisiciste — n physicist
fisiolojia — n physiology
fisiolojial — a physiological
fisiolojiste — n physiologist
fix — n file card, fiche, file (computing); token (public transport), chip (gambling)
fix PDF — n PDF file
flajelo — n whip, flagellum
flajeli — vt whip, beat
flama — n flame
flami — vi flame, inflame (nonmedical)
flaminte — a flambé; inflammatory (nonmedical)
flamosa — a flaming
retroflami — v backfire
flamenco — n flamenco (dance, music)
flamingo — n flamingo (bird: genus Phoenicopterus)
Flander — n Flanders
flames — a Flemish (person, language)
flanela — n flannel (material)
flanje — n flange
flasida — a flaccid, flabby, limp
flatule — vi break wind; n flatulence
flauta — n flute
flauta dulse — n recorder
flax — a flash, extremely quick; n flash (photography)
flaxi — vi vt flash
flexa — n arrow
flexor — n fletcher
la Flexa — n Sagitta (constellation)
flexador — n flexor (muscle)
flexe — vt flex (as muscles); n flection, flexion
flexable — a flexible, supple, bendy
flexablia — n flexibility
flirta — vi flirt; n flirtation
flirtante — a flirtatious, saucy, fresh
floco — n flake
floco de mais — n cornflake
floco de neva — n snowflake
floema — n phloem
flor — n flower, bloom, blossom
desflori — v deflower
floreria — n florist (shop)
flori — vi flower, flourish, bloom, blossom, thrive
florin — a flower-like; n florin, guilder
floriste — n florist
florosa — a flowery, floral (design)
flota — vi float; n float
fenetra flotante — n pop-up window
flota en aira — a hover
flox — n phlox (plant: genus Phlox)
flue — vi 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
nonfluente — a halting (speech)
reflue — n reflux (chemistry)
supraflue — v n overflow
suprafluente — a superfluous, excessive
fluor — n fluorine (element)
fluorese — vi fluoresce; n fluorescence
fluoresente — a fluorescent
fluorido — n fluoride
fluorita — n fluorite
flutua — vi fluctuate
flutuante — a fluctuating, remittent
nonflutuante — a unremittent
fobia — n phobia
fobica — a phobic
foca — n seal (mammal: family Phocidae and \fam Otariidae)
foca — vt n focus
focada — a focused, in focus
nonfocada — a unfocused, out of focus
focaxia — n focaccia
foco — n fire; passion
focador — n lighter, torch
foco savaje — n wildfire, grass fire, forest fire
focos artal — n pl fireworks
focosa — a fiery, passionate, sensual
fode — vt fuck (informal: have sex)
fol — a foolish, silly, crazy; n fool, dupe, imbecile, idiot, moron
folia — n silliness, foolishness, madness, folly
fola — n crowd, throng
foli — vt crowd, pack, clutter
folida — a crowded, packed, cluttered
folclor — n folklore
folia — n leaf, blade (of grass)
desfoli — vt exfoliate, defoliate; n exfoliation
folieta — n leaflet
foliculo — n follicle
folio — n sketchbook, dossier, binder; folio (book size)
folio de calcula — n spreadsheet
fonda — n sling (weapon)
fondeta — n slingshot
fonde — vi melt
fondable — n fuse (electrical)
fondador — n smelter
fonde nucleal — n nuclear meltdown
fondeda — a molten
fondo — n bottom; background
fondal — a background, backing
fondo de flores — n flower bed
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 — vt drill, bore; n hole
forador — n drill (tool)
forador arcin — n bow drill
forador colonal — n drill press
forador de mano — n hand drill
forador engranada — n breast drill, eggbeater drill
forador percusente — n hammer drill
forador puiable — n push drill
forosa — a porous
punto de forador — n drill bit
force — n fork
force de ajusta — n tuning fork
force de ferovia — n railroad switch (US), points (Br)
forcon — n pitchfork
forcor de ferovia — n switchman (US), pointsman (Br)
fore — vt line (with material); n lining
foresta — n forest
cultiva de foresta — n forestry
desforesti — vt deforest; n deforestation
foresta orijinal — n virgin forest
forestor — n forester
forja — vt 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
de forma duple — a dual-format
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 — vi vt form, shape; n forming, formation
formosa — a full-figured, buxom, voluptuous, curvaceous, rubenesque, zaftig
malformi — v deform, disfigure; n deformation
malformida — a deformed, malformed
nonformal — a informal
nonformalia — n informality
formica — n ant (insect: family Formicidae)
formicor — n anteater (mammal: suborder Vermilingua); antbird (bird: family Thamnophilidae)
formicosa — a tingling, tingly, feeling pins and needles
formula — vt 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 — vt bake, cook (in oven)
fornida — a baked; n bake (baked food)
fornon — n kiln, furnace
fornor — n baker; ovenbird, woodcreeper (bird: family Furnariidae)
la Forno — n Fornax (constellation)
foro — n forum
foromanica — n forumite
forsa — vt force, compel (physically); impose (something), inflict, levy
forsa a via — v drive away, force back, repel, ward off
forsa se — v exert oneself
forsada — a forced, compulsory
forsitia — n forsythia (plant: genus Forsythia)
forte — a loud, strong, vehement; adv loudly, strongly, vehemently
fortador — n amplifier
forte de aira — n air force
fortes militar — n pl armed forces
forti — vi strengthen, fortify, reinforce; consolidate; n strengthening, consolidation
fortia — n strength, force, effort, exertion
fortia de vive — n life force, vital force, elan vital, libido
fortiosa — a forceful
fortres — n fortress, blockhouse, fort, fortification, stronghold
fortres de site — n citadel
fortuna — n fortune, chance, fate, destiny
bon fortuna — n good luck
fortunosa — a lucky, fortunate, auspicious; adv luckily, fortunately, auspiciously
mal fortuna — n bad luck, misfortune, mishap, unfortunate occurrence, accident, adversity, woe
nonfortunosa — a unlucky, unfortunate, lamentable, poor; adv unfortunately
fosena — n porpoise (mammal: family Phocoenidae)
fosfor — n phosphorus (element); 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 — vt photocopy, xerox; n photocopy
fotografia — n photography
fotografi — vt photograph; n photograph, photo
fotografia a intervales — n time-lapse photography
fotografia prosima — n close-up photography, macro photography
fotografiste — n photographer
fotograva — n heliogravure
fotojenica — a photogenic (all senses)
fotomanica — n shutterbug, photography enthusiast
foton — n photon
fotorealisme — n photorealism
fotorealosa — a photorealistic
fototrof — a phototrophic; n phototroph
fototrofia — n phototrophia
fractur — n fraktur
frajil — a fragile, brittle, delicate, sensitive, flimsy, frail, easily damaged
frajilia — n fragility
frambosa — n raspberry (fruit, plant: genus Rubus)
franc — n franc (money)
franca — a frank, direct (in speech), outspoken; straightforward
francamason — n freemason, mason
francamasonisme — n freemasonry, masonry
francisia — n franchise (commercial)
franco — a Frankish; n Frank
franje — n fringe; bangs (US), fringe (Br) (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
desfrati — v defragment; n defragmentation
fratal — a fractional, fractal
frati — vi fracture, fragment, shatter, crack; n fragmentation, fracture
fratos — n pl fragments, shrapnel
fratriside — vi commit fratricide; n fratricide (act)
fratrisidor — n fratricide (person)
frecuente — a frequent, often; adv frequently, often
frecuentia — n frequency
frecuentia de orolojo — n clock speed, clock rate
frecuentia estrema alta — n UHF
frecuentia multe alta — n VHF
fregate — n frigate (ship); frigatebird (bird: family Fregatidae, genus Fregata)
freno — n brake, restraint (device)
freni — vt brake, restrain, hold back, immobilize
freno de mano — n handbrake
fresa — n strawberry (fruit, plant: genus Fragaria)
fresca — a fresh; cool, new, up-to-date
frescador — n air conditioner
fresci — vi freshen
nonfresca — a stale
refresci — v n refresh, update
fresco — n fresco
fresia — n freesia (plant: genus Freesia)
fresno — n ash (tree: genus Fraxinus)
freta — vi rush, hurry, hasten, scurry; n haste
fretada — a rushed, hurried
fretante — a hurrying, hasty, impetuous
fretosa — a impulsive, reckless
no freta — v take your time, do not rush, do not hurry
fria — a cold, chilly, frigid
fri — vi vt cool, chill
fria — n cold
friacua (comp) — n water cooler
friador — n refrigerator, fridge
frica — vt abrade, cause friction, rub against; n friction, abrasion
fricante — a fricative; n fricative (consonant)
fricante ladal — n lateral fricative
fricosa — a abrasive
Frigia — n Phrygia
fringilo — n chaffinch (bird: genus Fringilla)
Frisland — n Frisia, Friesland
frisce — a n Frisian (person, language)
frita — vt fry
fritada — a fried
fritadas — n pl fries, French fries, chips (Br)
froda — vt swindle, cheat, defraud, embezzle, misappropriate; n fraud, con, trick; corruption, embezzlement, misappropriation
frodante — a fraudulent, corrupt
frodor — n fraud, fraudster, cheater, swindler, phoney, con man, con artist
fronsi — vt gather (fabric); n gather (of fabric)
fronsi se suprasiles — v frown, scowl
fronsida — a gathered; n frill, ruche, ruffle, furbelow
fronsosa — a frilly, ruffled
fronte — a front, forward; n front; forehead, brow; foreground
a fronte de — prep at the front of, in front of
fronti — vt confront, face; n confrontation, face-off
frontinte — a facing, fronting, confronting
fronton — n gable; pediment
frontera — n frontier, front line, limit
frontispis — n frontispiece (publishing)
frota — vt rub, scrub, wipe, smear
frotador — n wiper
frugal — a frugal, thrifty, economical, budget-conscious
frugalia — n frugality, frugalness, thrift, thriftiness
frustra — vt vex, frustrate, exasperate; n frustration
frustrante — a frustrating
fruta — n (piece of) fruit
fruta confetida — n candied fruit
fruta de pan — n breadfruit (fruit: genus Artocarpus altilis)
fruta sitrica — n citrus fruit
frutas — n pl fruit (collectively), fruits
fruteria — n fruiterer's, greengrocer's (shop)
fruti — vi bear fruit
frutor — n fruiterer, greengrocer
frutosa — n fructose
fu! — intj phew!, whew! (tiredness, relief after frustration)
fuca — n kelp (seaweed, order Laminariales, Fucales)
fucsia — n fuchsia (color, flower: genus Fuchsia)
fuga — n fugue
fugu — n pufferfish, blowfish (fish: family Tetraodontidae)
fuji — vi flee, run away
fuji per sposi — v elope
fujor — n fugitive
fulcro — n fulcrum, pivot
fulgoro — n planthopper (insect: infraorder Fulgoromorpha)
fuma — n smoke
fumi — vi vt smoke (create smoke, become smoke: fire, tobacco, food), smolder (US), smoulder (Br)
fumor — n smoker
fumosa — a smoky, smokey
fumiga — vt fumigate; n fumigation
func — a n funk (music)
funcosa — a funky
funda — n base, basis, foundation, substrate; foundation, establishment (organization)
funda de pede — n sole
fundal — a basic, fundamental, elementary; basal
fundalisme — n fundamentalism
fundaliste — a n fundamentalist
fundi — vt found, establish; base (something on); n foundation, establishment (act)
fundor — n founder
funera — n funeral
funeral — a funereal, funeral
funeror — n undertaker
fungiside — n fungicide
fungo — n fungus (kingdom of organisms)
antifungal — a antifungal
fungal — a fungal
funsion — n function (mathematics)
funsion ondal — n wave function
fura — vt steal; n theft, robbery
fura de — v steal from, rob, burgle
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, rage
furiosa — a furious, livid, raging
furlan — a n Furlan, Friulian (person, language)
furni — vt supply, provide, furnish, equip; n supply, provision
furni acua a la vileta — v supply water to the village, provide the village with water
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
furon — n ferret, polecat (mammal: species Mustela putorius)
fusa — vi fuse, meld, merge, coalesce, weld; n fusion, merger
fusil — n gun, rifle, firearm
fusili — vt 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, -to-be, to come, eventual, prospective; n future
en la futur — adv in the future, subsequently
en la futur distante — adv in the distant future, eventually
G — /ge/ n G (letter, musical note)
gaba — n GABA
Gabon — n Gabon
gabones — a n Gabonese
gado — n cod (fish)
gadolinio — n gadolinium (element)
gadures — a n Gallurese (language)
gailica — a n Scottish Gaelic (language)
gaina — n sheath
gaina de cordeta — n aglet
gaini — vt sheathe
gal — n chicken (bird: species Gallus gallus)
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, bushbaby, nagapie (primate: genus Galagidae)
galasia — n galaxy
galasial — a galactic
galatosa — n galactose
Galia — n Gaul
galica — a n gaulish (language)
galinago — n snipe (wading bird: genus Coenocorypha, genus Gallinago, genus Lymnocryptes)
galio — n gallium (element)
Galisia — n Galicia
galego — a n Galician (person, language)
galon — n gallon (measure)
galopa — vi gallop; n gallop
gama — n leg; stem (of glass)
gama alta — n upper leg
gama basa — n lower leg, shank
gami — vt n stride
gamon — n stilt
gama — n gamma (Greek letter)
gamba — n shrimp, prawn (crustacean: infraorder Caridea)
Gambia — n Gambia
gambian — a n Gambian
gamelan — n gamelan
gameta — n gamete
gametofite — n gametophyte
gan — n Gan (language)
Gana — n Ghana
ganaian — a n Ghanaian
ganax — n ganache
gang — n gang
ganglio — n ganglion
gangrena — n gangrene
gangrenosa — a gangrenous
gangster — n gangster, mobster
gania — vt 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 (bird: genus Anser, genus Branta, genus Chen); geek, nerd (informal)
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 — vt guarantee; n guarantee, warranty; collateral, security
garda — vt guard, stand guard; save (money)
garda se contra — v beware of
gardacorpo (comp) — n bodyguard
gardacosta (comp) — n coastguard
gardafoco (comp) — n fireguard, fender (Br)
gardaporte — n doorkeeper
gardaxasa — n gamekeeper
gardor — n guard (person); watchdog (metaphor)
gardenia — n gardenia (plant: genus Gardenia)
garga — n throat
gargal — a guttural
gargara — vt gargle; n gargle
gargarosa — n redpoll (bird: genus Acanthis)
gargola — n gargoyle
garlanda — n garland, wreath, festoon
garlandi — vt garland, wreathe, festoon
garnison — n garrison
gas — n gas
gasi — vt gas; vi become gas
gasosa — a gaseous
gasolina — n gasoline (US), petrol (Br)
gasolineria — n gas station (US), petrol station (Br)
gasolio — n diesel
gasometre — n gasometer
gasta — vi wear out, age
gastada — a worn out, shabby, threadbare, dilapidated, run-down
gastada par gera — a war-torn
gastada par la clima — a weathered, weatherbeaten
gastral — a gastric
gastraljia — n gastralgia
gastrite — n gastritis
gastropodo — n gastropod (Mollusc: class gastropoda)
gatio — n trigger
gati — vt trigger
gatiomanica — a trigger-happy
gato — n cat (mammal: species Felis catus)
gateta — n kitten
gavia — n loon, diver (bird: genus Gavia)
gavota — n seagull (bird: family Laridae)
gavota — n gavotte (music, dance)
gaxa — n gruel, porridge, mush
gaxa de avena — n porridge, oatmeal
gaxa de favas — n baked beans
gaxa de orzo — n barley porridge
gaxa de ris — n rice porridge, rice pudding
gaxi — vi mush
gaxin — a mushy
gaza — n gauze
gazela — n gazelle (mammal: genus Gazella)
ge — a n gay, homosexual
ge — n name of letter G
geco — n gecko (reptile: family Gekkonidae)
gepardo — n cheetah (mammal: species Acinonyx jubatus)
gera — n war, warfare
gera biolojial — n biological warfare
gera cimical — n chemical warfare
gera fria — n cold war
gera interna — n civil war
gera lampin — n blitzkrieg
gera mundal — n world war
gera nucleal — n nuclear warfare
gera psicolojial — n psychological warfare
geror — n warrior
gerosa — a bellicose, warlike
gerilia — n guerrilla, guerilla
gera de gerilia — n guerrilla warfare, guerilla warfare
germanica — a n Germanic, Teutonic (person, language)
germanio — n germanium (element)
Gernsi — n Guernsey
gernsies — a n Guernésiais, Sarnian
geser — n geyser
gestalt — n gestalt
gestapo — n gestapo
geto — n ghetto
gexa — n geisha
gi — n ghee
gibon — n gibbon (primate: family Hylobatidae)
gida — vt guide, lead, conduct, convey, usher; drive (vehicle), steer; n guidance, leadership
gidador — n guide (device)
gidor — n guide, leader; driver (of vehicle)
malgida — v misguide, mislead
giga- — pref giga- (109)
gilotin — n guillotine
gilotini — vt guillotine
ginco — n ginkgo (tree: species Ginkgo biloba)
Gine — n Guinea
ginean — a n Guinean
Gine Ecuatoral — n Equatorial Guinea
ecuatoginean — a n Ecuatorial Guinean, Ecuatoginean
Gine-Bisau — n Guinea-Bissau
gingam — n gingham
de gingam — a gingham
ginia — vt wink, blink; n wink, blink
gitar — n guitar
gitar acustical — n acoustic guitar
gitar de baso — n bass guitar
gitariste — n guitarist
gladiolo — n gladiolus
glande — n gland
glande salival — n salivary gland
glande suprarenal — n adrenal gland
glande tiroide — n thyroid gland
glareola — n pratincole (wading bird: genus Glareola, genus Stiltia)
glasia — n glacier, icecap
glasi — vi glaciate; n glaciation
glasia polal — n polar icecap
glasial — a glacial
glasida — a glaciated
glasnost — n glasnost
glaucoma — n glaucoma
gleditsia — n honey locust (tree: genus Gleditsia)
gli — n glee (music)
glicojen — n glycogen
gliserol — n glycerol, glycerin, glycerine
globo — n globe (planet, map, or any roughly spherical object)
global — a global, worldwide; adv globally, worldwide
globali — vi globalize; n globalization
globo de oio — n eyeball
glocenspil — n glockenspiel
glomerulo — n glomerulus
gloria — n glory, magnificence, majesty
dona gloria a — v glorify
gloriosa — a glorious, magnificent, majestic
glosa — n gloss, annotation
gloseria — n glossary
glote — n glottis
glotal — a glottal; n glottal (consonant)
gloton — a gluttonous; n glutton
glotonia — n gluttony
glucosa — n glucose, blood sugar
glu-glu! — intj gobble! (as turkey, peacock)
gluon — n gluon
glutamato — n glutamate
gluteo — n buttock, gluteus
gluteos — n pl buttocks, bottom
gneto — n gnetum (tree: genus Gnetum)
gnostica — a n gnostic
gnosticisme — n gnosticism
gnu — n gnu, wildebeest (mammal: genus Connochaetes)
go — n go (board game)
gobio — n goby (fish: family Gobiidae)
gofer — n gopher (mammal: family Geomyidae)
gol — n goal (purpose; sports)
fa un gol — v score
golor — n goalkeeper
golem — n golem (mythical creature)
golf — n golf (game)
golfor — n golfer
golfo — n gulf (water)
goma — n gum
goma de cansela — n eraser
goma de mastica — n chewing gum
gomin — a gummy
gombo — n okra (plant: species Abelmoschus esculentus)
gondola — n gondola
gongo — n gong
gonorea — n gonorrhea, clap (disease)
gorila — n gorilla (primate: genus Gorilla)
gospel — a n gospel (music)
gota — vi drip; n drip, drop (of liquid)
goteta — n droplet; tiny amount (metaphor), smidgen, tad
goton — n blob, dollop
gota — a Gothic; n Goth
gotea — vi n leak
gotica — a Gothic (architecture)
governa — vt govern, rule; n government, rule, regime; cabinet
e-governa — n e-government
governa ombral — n shadow government, shadow cabinet
governa popetin — n puppet government, puppet regime
governor — n governor
malgoverna — v misgovern, misrule; misgovernment, misrule
nongovernable — a ungovernable
grado — n degree, extent; rank; stair, tread, step (of staircase, process); stage (of process)
gradal — a gradual; adv gradually
gradeta — n rung
grado de celsius — n degree celsius
par grado — a gradual; adv gradually
redui de grado — n downgrade
redui la grado — v downgrade
retrogradal — a retrograde
gradua — vi graduate; n graduation
graduada — a graduated; n graduate
posgraduada — a n postgraduate
pregraduada — a n undergraduate
graf — n graph
grafica — a n graphic
grafiti — n graffiti
grai — n gray (measure)
gram — n gram (measure)
cilogram — n kilogram
decagram — n decagram
desigram — n decigram
ectogram — n hectogram
miligram — n milligram
sentigram — n centigram
gramatica — n grammar
gramatical — a grammatical; adv grammatically
gramaticiste — n grammarian
gran — n grain, cereal seed, kernel, cereal crop
graneria — n barn, granary
graneta — n granule; bagatelle, trinket, trifle
granetal — a granular
granada — n pomegranate (fruit, plant: species Punica granatum); grenade
granador — n grenadier (soldier)
granato — n garnet
grande — a large, big, great (including Alexander the Great); adv greatly, very
cambia la grandia de — v resize
de grandia cambiable — a resizable
de grandia natural — a full-size, full-scale, life-size
de grandia vera — a life-size
grandi — vi enlarge, grow, increase, amplify, magnify, augment, scale up, escalate; n enlargement, growth, increase, amplification, magnification; augmentation, escalation
grandia — n size, amplitude
grandiosa — a grandiose
granito — n granite
graniza — vi hail (weather); n hail
granuloma — n granuloma
granulopoiese — n granulopoiesis
granulosite — n granulocyte
granulositopenia — n granulocytopenia
grapa — n staple (fastener)
grapador — n stapler, staple gun
grapi — vt staple
gras — n fat (oily animal material), grease
gras de ren — n suet
grasi — vt grease
grasosa — a fat, fatty, greasy
grasia — vt thank; n gratitude
es grasiosa per — v be grateful for, appreciate
grasias — n pl thanks; intj thank you, thanks
grasias a Dio — intj thank God!, thank goodness!
grasias a la sielo! — intj thank heavens!
grasiosa — a grateful, thankful
nongrasiada — a thankless (task)
nongrasiante — a ungrateful, thankless (person)
pregrasia — v thank in advance
pregrasias — n pl intj thanks in advance
grava — vt engrave, etch; n engraving, etching
gravador — n engraving machine
gravor — n engraver
grave — a grave, serious, dire (injury, illness, error)
gravia — n seriousness, gravity
gravita — vi gravitate; n gravity
graviton — n graviton
grebe — n grebe (bird: family Podicipedidae)
Grenada — n Grenada
grenadian — a n Grenadian
greve — vi strike (stop work); n strike
greve nonlegal — n wildcat strike
grifon — n griffin, gryphon (mythological animal)
grilia — n grill, grid, grate, lattice, trellis
grili — vt grill, broil
grilia de ximineria — n grate (of a fireplace)
grilo — n cricket (insect: suborder Ensifera)
grilo verde — n katydid, bush cricket (insect: family Tettigoniidae)
grima — vi n grimace, frown, scowl, glower, glare, sneer (expressing anger, sadness, or concentration)
grinse — vi n creak, squeak, grate (harsh high-pitched sound)
gripe — n influenza, flu
gripe avial — n avian flu, bird flu
gripe porcal — n swine flu
gris — a n gray (US), grey (Br) (color)
Gronland — n Greenland (also Calalitnunat)
gronlandes — a Greenlandic; n Greenlander
grosela — n redcurrant (fruit, plant: species Ribes rubrum)
grosela negra — n blackcurrant (fruit, plant: species Ribes nigrum)
grrr! — intj grrr! (as lion, tiger)
gru — n crane (bird: family Gruidae; machine)
la Gru — n Grus (constellation)
grunje — a n grunge (music)
grupi — n groupie
grupo — n group, bunch, batch, troop, cluster, cohort
grupi — vi group, form a group
grupo de odia — n hate group
grupo laborante — n working party, working group
supragrupo — n supergroup, umbrella group
guacamole — n guacamole
Guadelup — n Guadeloupe
guadelupean — a Guadeloupean
guaiava — n guava (fruit, plant: genus Psidium)
Guam — n Guam
guamanian — a n Guamanian
guangdong — n Guang Dong Wa (language)
guano — n guano
guarani — a n Guarani (person, language)
Guatemala — n Guatemala
guatemalteca — a n Guatemalan
gugli — vt n google (informal: search using Google)
gugli — n googly (cricket)
gugol — n googol (10100)
gugolplex — n googolplex
Guian Franses — n French Guiana
guianes — a n Guianan
Guiana — n Guyana
guianan — a n Guyanan
gujarati — a n Gujarati (language)
gulag — n gulag
gulax — n goulash
gundi — n gundi (mammal: family Ctenodactylidae)
guptan — a Guptan
gurgula — vi n gurgle, glug, squelch
guru — n guru
gusta — vt like, enjoy, be fond of; n enjoyment
gustable — a likable, enjoyable, pleasant, agreeable
no gusta — v dislike
nongusta — n dislike
H — /hax/ n H (letter)
ha ha! — intj ha ha! (laugh)
haca — a n Hakka (language)
hadj — n hajj
hadji — n hajji
hafnio — n hafnium (element)
hagis — n haggis
Haiastan — n Armenia
haiaren — a n Armenian (language, person)
haicu — n haiku
haida — a n Haida (language)
halal — a halal; n halal meat
halux — n hallux (medical: big toe)
halux valga — n bunion
han — n khan, khagan
hanato — n khanate, khaganate
hangugo — a n Korean (person, language)
haraciri — n harakiri
hartebesta — n hartebeest (mammal: species Alcelaphus buselaphus)
hasio — n hassium (element)
Hauaii — n Hawaii
hausa — a n Hausa (language)
hax — n name of letter H
he! — intj hey! (catching attention)
hena — n henna
henri — n henry (measure)
Hercule — n Hercules (constellation, mythology)
herculin — a Herculean
Hersegovina — n Herzegovina
hersegovasce — n Herzegovinian
herze — n hertz (measure)
hi hi! — intj tee-hee! (giggle)
hibatxi — n hibachi
hidjra — n hejira
hindi — a n Hindi (language)
hiphop — a hip-hop
hiragana — n hiragana
hm! — intj hm! (grunt), ahem! (attracting attention)
ho ho ho! — intj ho ho ho! (jolly laugh)
hoci — n hockey
holmio — n holmium (element)
holoe — a n Taiwanese (language)
Hongkong — n Hong Kong
hopi — a n Hopi (person, language)
hula — n hula
hun — a Hunnic; n Hun
husiste — a n Hussite
huterita — a n Hutterite
I — n I (letter)
i! — intj eek! (fright)
-i — suf (added to n or a: become ..., cause to become ...)
-i — suf (added to n: v use ... as a tool)
-i — suf (added to certain n: a relating to ... [region, people, language]; n inhabitant of ...; language of ...; see also -an, -es, -ica, -sce)
ia — adv preverb did (past tense marker)
-ia — suf -ness, -ity, -hood, -ship (added to n or a: ...ness, state of being ...)
i-aa! — intj eeyore!, hee haw! (as donkey)
Iaman — n Yemen
iamani — a n Yemeni
iambo — n iamb
iambal — a iambic
ianci — a n yankee
iard — n yard (measure)
iato — n yacht
iator — n yachtsman, yachtswoman
Iberia — n Iberia
iberian — a n Iberian
ibex — n ibex (mammal: various members of genus Capra)
ibis — n ibis (bird: subfamily Threskiornithinae)
ibisco — n hibiscus (plant: genus Hibiscus)
ibride — a hybrid; n hybrid
ibridi — vi hybridize; n hybridization
ica — vt hiccup; n hiccup
-ica — suf (added to certain n: a relating to ... [region, people, language]; n inhabitant of ...; language of ...; see also -an, -es, -i, -sce)
-ica — suf (added to n in -ia indicating a medical condition: a suffering from ..., having ...; n sufferer of ...)
icon — n icon
iconal — a iconic
icosaedro — a icosahedral; n icosahedron
id — n id (psychology)
idea — n idea, concept, issue, notion
ideal — a ideal; adv ideally
ideali — vi idealize; n idealization
idealia — n ideality
idealisme — n idealism
idealiste — a idealistic; n idealist
identia — n identity
identica — a identical
identifia — vt identify, designate, log in (computing); n identification, designation
desidentifia — v log out (computing)
identifiable — a identifiable
identifiada — a identified, designated, logged in (computing)
ideolojia — n ideology
ideolojial — a ideological
ideolojiste — n ideologist
ides — a n Yiddish (language)
idilio — n idyll (poem; situation)
idilial — a idyllic
idiom — n idiom (non-literal expression)
idiomal — a idiomatic
idol — n idol
idoli — vi idolize; n idolatry
idra — n hydra (mythological creature; animal: genus Hydra)
la Idra — n Hydra (constellation)
la Idra Mas — n Hydrus (constellation)
idrante — n hydrant, fire hydrant, fire plug
idrata — vt hydrate, moisturize; n hydration
desidrata — v dehydrate, dehydration
idratante — a moisturizing; n moisturizer
idrocarbon — n hydrocarbon
idrofil — a hydrophilic; n hydrophile
idrofilia — n hydrophilia
idrofobia — n hydrophobia
idrofobica — a hydrophobic; n hydrophobe
idrojen — n hydrogen (element)
idrolise — vt hydrolyze (US), hydrolyse (Br); n hydrolysis
idrosefalia — n hydrocephalus
idrosfera — n hydrosphere
idrostatica — a hydrostatic
ie! — intj yeah! (encouragement)
ien — n yen
iena — n hyena (mammal: family Hyaenidae)
ier — adv yesterday
a la dia ante ier — adv the day before yesterday
ierarcia — n hierarchy
ierarcial — a hierarchical
ieroglifo — n hieroglyph
ieroglifal — a hieroglyphic
iglu — n igloo
iguana — n iguana (reptile: genus Iguana)
iii! — intj neigh! (as horse)
i-i-i! — intj ook!, ee-ee-ee! (as monkey)
iin-iang — n yin-yang
ijenia — n hygiene, sanitation
ijeni — vt sanitize
ijenial — a hygienic, sanitary
ilario — a hilarious
ilaria — n hilarity, mirth
ileo — n ileum (anatomy)
ilex — n holly (plant: genus Ilex)
Iliada — n Iliad
Ilio — n Ilium, Ilion
Iliria — n Illyria
ilude — vt delude; n delusion, illusion
ilude de grandiosia — n delusion of grandeur
ilude de paranoia — n delusion of paranoia
ilude de vide — n optical illusion, visual illusion
imaje — n image, picture, graphic; frame (of film)
imaje de sinia — n glyph
imaje matrisal — n bitmap image, raster image
imaje vetoral — n vector image, vector graphic
imajes serial — n slide show
imajeta — n thumbnail (image)
imaji — vi vt image; n imaging (e.g. medical)
imajina — vt imagine, fancy; n imagination
imajinal — a imaginary, fictional, fictitious, chimeric, chimerical
imajinosa — a imaginative
imantico — n stilt (wading bird: genus Himantopus)
imen — n hymen, maidenhead
imita — vt imitate, mimic, emulate; n imitation, mimicry, emulation
imitor — n impressionist, mimic
imno — n hymn, anthem
imobila — n real estate, premises, property (buildings and land; countable)
impala — n impala (mammal: species Aepyceros melampus)
impasto — n impasto
impedi — vt impede, hinder, prevent, deter, preclude, thwart; obstruct, block, congest; n blockade, obstacle, congestion, obstruction, impediment, hindrance
impedida — a congested
impenia — vt pawn
impenieria — n pawnshop
impero — n empire
imperal — a imperial
imperor — n emperor
imperoresa — n empress
implanta — vt implant; n implantation
implantada — a implanted; n implant
implica — vt imply, implicate; n implication
implicada — a implied, implicit, default; n default (value)
implode — vi implode; n implosion
importa — vi be important, matter, have significance, have import; n importance, significance; salience, prominence
importante — a important, significant; salient, prominent; adv importantly, significantly
no importa — intj it's not important, never mind, whatever (disinterest)
nonimportante — a unimportant, insignificant, trivial
imposta — vt tax; n tax
imposta de erita — n inheritance tax
imposta de valua ajuntada — n value-added tax, VAT
impostable — a taxable
sin imposta — a tax-free
impresa — vt impress, imprint, emboss, stamp; n impression, imprint
impresa de dito — n fingerprint
impresa de pede — n footprint
impresable — a impressionable
impresablia — n impressionability
impresador — n stamp (for creating impressions)
impresante — a impressive
impresisme — n Impressionism
impresiste — n Impressionist (artist)
improvisa — vt improvise; jam (music); n improvisation
improvisada — a improvised, impromptu
impulsa — n impulse, impulsion
imune — a immune
autoimune (o-i) — a autoimmune
imunia — n immunity
imunoglobulina — n immunoglobulin
-in — suf -ish, -like, -y (added to n: a similar to ...)
inata — a innate
inca — n ink
inci — vt ink
incandese — vi incandesce, glow, be white-hot; n incandescence
incandesente — a incandescent, white-hot
incarne — vi incarnate; n incarnation
reincarne (e-i) — v reincarnate; n reincarnation
inclina — vi incline, slope; bank (elevated ground); bow (in respect); vt nod (head); n incline, slope; bow
inclinada — a inclined, sloped
inclui — vt include; n inclusion
incluinte — a including, inclusive
inco — n anvil; incus (anatomy)
incuba — vt incubate, cause to hatch; n incubation
incubo — n incubus
incuisisio — n inquisition
indente — vt indent, dent, nick; n indentation
desindente — vt unindent, outdent; n hanging indent
indente de jena — n dimple
indente de surie — n dimple
India — n India (also Barat)
indian — a n Indian (person, language)
Indias Este — n East Indies
Indias Ueste — n West Indies
la Indian — n Indus (constellation)
Mar Indian — n Indian Ocean
indica — vt indicate, point (to); n indication (including medical); sign, harbinger, portent, omen, clue, evidence
indica e clica — v point and click (computing)
indica mal — n bad omen, evil omen
indicador — n indicator, dial, readout; hand (of clock); marker, bookmark
indicador de venta — n weathervane
indicas de vive — n pl signs of life, life signs
indiceta — v hint; n hint, slight indication
indio — n indium (element)
indise — n index (number)
suindise — n subscript
supraindise (a-i) — n superscript
individua — a individual; n individual
individuisme — n individualism
individuiste — a n individualist
indoeuropean — a n Indo-European
Indonesia — n Indonesia
indonesian — a n Indonesian (person, language)
Indoxina — n Indochina
indri — n indri, woolly lemur (primate: family Indriidae)
indu — a n Hindu
induisme — n Hinduism
induiste — a n Hindu
indui — vt lead into, induce, induct, inaugurate; n induction, inauguration
industria — n industry
industri — vt industrialize
industrial — a industrial
inere — vi inhere
inerente — a inherent
inerte — a inert
inertia — n inertia
inferior — a inferior, second-rate
inferiori — vi vt subordinate; n subordination
infesta — vt infest, haunt; n infestation
infestada — a infested, haunted
infeta — vt infect; n infection
desinfeta — v disinfect
desinfetante de boca — n mouthwash
infeta ajuntada — n secondary infection
infiltra — vt infiltrate; n infiltration
infinita — a infinite
infinitia — n infinity
infinitiva — a n infinitive (grammar)
infisa — vt infix; n infix
infla — vi inflate, distend, swell, bloat, billow; n inflation (including economic), swelling, bloat
inflable — a n inflatable
inflada — a inflated, swollen, bloated, puffy, tumescent; pudgy
inflama — vt inflame; n inflammation
antiinflamante — a anti-inflammatory
inflamante — a inflammatory
infleta — vt inflect; n inflection
influe — vt influence, affect, sway; n influence
influente — a influential; adv influentially
infografia — n computer graphics, CAD, CGI
informa — vt inform; n information, intelligence (gathered)
informa fondal — n background information
informa secreta — n classified information
malinforma — v misinform
informatica — n information science, computer science
infotecnolojia — n information technology, IT, ICT
infraroja — a n infrared
infrastrutur — n infrastructure
infusa — vt infuse, brew (tea, coffee); n infusion, brew
ingrediente — n ingredient
inguin — n groin
iniora — vt ignore, flout; n ignorance
iniorable — a negligible
iniorante — a ignorant
inisia — vt initiate, start, ignite; boot (computing), initialize; n initiation, ignition
inisia duple — v dual-boot (computing)
inisia multiple — v multiboot (computing)
inisia pronto — n instant-on
inisiador — n starter (of engine), ignition (of car)
inisial — a initial, leading; default, startup
inisior — n initiator, starter (person)
reinisia (e-i) — v n restart, reset, reboot
injenia — vt engineer; n ingenuity, engineering
injenior — n engineer
injenior de sona — n sound engineer
injeniosa — a ingenious
injeta — vt inject; n injection
inonda — vt inundate, flood, drown; overwhelm, overpower; n inundation
inonda de informa — n information overload
inonda de mercato — n dumping (economic)
inondante — a overwhelming
mori par inonda — v drown, be drowned; n drowning
inosente — a innocent (not intending harm)
inova — vt innovate; n innovation
inovor — n innovator
inovosa — a innovative
insenso — n incense
inserta — vt graft; n graft
inserta de oso — n bone graft
inserta de pel — n skin graft
insesto — n incest
insestal — a incestuous
insetiside — n insecticide
insetivor — a insectivorous; n insectivore
inseto — n insect (class Insecta)
insinia — n insignia, badge
insiste — vt insist; n insistence
insone — a insomniac; n insomniac
insonia — n insomnia
inspira — vt inspire, arouse (interest, action); n inspiration
inspiror — n luminary
instala — vt install; n installation
desinstala — v uninstall, deinstall
instinto — n instinct
instintosa — a instinctive
senti instintosa — n gut feeling
institui — vt institute, establish, set up (activity, person in role); n institution (act)
institual — a institutional
instituida — n institute, institution (thing), establishment (thing)
instrui — vt instruct, educate, school, teach, train (including animals), edify; n instruction, education, teaching, training, edification, how-to
autoinstruida (o-i) — a self-taught, autodidact
instrui ajuntada — n further education
instrui algun sur la regulas — n instruct someone about the rules
instrui coletiva — n mass education
instrui de liseo — n secondary education
instrui de universia — n higher education
instrui prima — n primary education
instruida — a educated, trained, schooled, learned
instruor — n educator, instructor, trainer, coach
noninstruida — a uneducated, untrained, unschooled, ignorant
insulin — n insulin
insulta — vt insult; n insult
intalio — n intaglio
intarsia — n intarsia, inlay, marquetry
intata — a intact
integra — vt integrate; n integration
desintegra — v disintegrate, crumble; n disintegration
integrada — a integrated, built-in
integral — a integral
inteleto — n intellect
inteletal — a intellectual (of the intellect)
inteleto artifisial — n artificial intelligence
intelijente — a intelligent, intellectual, smart, clever
esamina de intelijentia — n intelligence test, IQ test
grado de intelijentia — n intelligence quotient, IQ
intelijentia — n intelligence, astuteness, intellect
intende — vt intend, mean (to do something); intent, purpose, aim
bonintendente — a well-intentioned, well-meaning
con intende ce — conj so that, in order that (indicating intended result)
con intende de — prep for, with the intention of
intendeda — a intended, meant, premeditated
intendente — a intentional, on purpose
malintendente — a ill-willed, cruel
intensa — a intense
intensi — vi intensify; n intensification
intensia — n intensity
intera — a entire, whole, total; adv entirely, wholly, totally; n whole, entirety, totality
interata — vi interact; n interaction
interatante — a interactive
intercambia — vt exchange, interchange, swap, trade, transact, share; n exchange, interchange, swap, trade, transaction
intercredal — a interfaith, cross-faith
intercultural — a intercultural, cross-cultural, cross-culture
interede — n internet
interelata — vi interrelate; n interrelation, interrelationship
interesa — vt interest; n interest (including money), return (on investment), attention
desinteresa — v n disinterest
desinteresada — a disinterested
interesa composada — n compound interest
interesante — a interesting, fascinating
interfas — n interface
interfas de usor — n user interface
interfas grafica de usor — n graphical user interface, GUI
interfere — vi interfere, meddle, hinder; n interference
intergalasial — a intergalactic
intergovernal — a intergovernmental
interjeta — vt interject; n interjection
interlingua — n international language; Interlingua
intermisca — vi intermingle
interna — a inner, interior, internal; inland; n inside; outback
a interna de — prep within, inside, in the interior of
interni — vi internalize, intake
la plu interna — a innermost
internasional — a international
interoga — vt interrogate, examine; n interrogation
interompe — vt interrupt; n interruption
interpola — vt interpolate; n interpolation
interpone — vt interpose
interprete — vt interpret, construe; n interpretation
interpretador — n interpreter
intersepi — vt intercept; n interception
intersposi — vi intermarry
interstelal — a interstellar
interstisio — n interstice
interstisial — a interstitial
intertestal — a intertextual
intertestalia — n intertextuality
interval — n interval (including musical), interlude
interveni — vi intervene, intercede; n intervention, intercession
intervisa — vt interview; n interview
intervisor — n interviewer
intestin — n intestine
intestin magra — n small intestine
intestin spesa — n large intestine
intestinal — a intestinal
intestines — n pl intestines, guts, viscera, entrails
intima — a intimate
intimia — n intimacy
intrarede — n intranet
intravenal — a intravenous
introdui — vt introduce (substance, topic, law; but not person), insert, institute; n insertion, introduction; prelude, overture
introspeta — vi introspect; n introspection
introspetante — a introspective
introverti — vi introvert; n introversion
introvertida — a introverted; n introvert
intrui — vi intrude; n intrusion
intruor — n intruder
intui — vt intuit; n intuition, insight
contra intui — a counterintuitive
intuable — a intuitable, intuitive (design)
intuosa — a intuitive, insightful (person)
nonintuable — a unintuitable, unintuitive (design)
nonintuosa — a unintuitive (person)
inuit — a n Inuit (person, language)
invade — vt invade, trespass; overrun (with); n invasion, incursion
invador — n invader, trespasser
inventa — vt invent, devise, contrive, concoct; n invention
inventor — n inventor
inventosa — a inventive
reinventa (e-i) — v reinvent; n reinvention
inverno — n winter
efeto invernerial — n greenhouse effect
gas invernerial — n greenhouse gas
invernal — a hibernal
inverneria — n greenhouse, glasshouse, hothouse
inverni — vt hibernate; n hibernation
invernin — a wintry
mediainverno — n midwinter
inversa — vt invert, turn upside-down; capsize
inversada — a inverted, upside-down; capsized
investi — vt invest; n investment
investor — n investor, stakeholder
investor otimiste — n bull
investor pesimiste — n bear
investiga — vt investigate; n investigation
investigor — n investigator
invia — vt envy; n envy
invita — vt invite; co-opt; n invitation
invita a comunica — n overture (to communications)
invita a negosia — n overture (to negotiations)
invitada — a invited; n guest
iodo — n iodine (element)
ioga — n yoga
iogi — n yogi
iogurte — n yoghurt
ioio — n yo-yo
ioman — n yeoman
ion — n ion
ional — a ionic
ioni — vt ionize; n ionization
ioni — n yoni
ionosfera — n ionosphere
iora — n iora (bird: genus Aegithina)
ioruba — n Yoruba (language of Africa)
iota — n iota (Greek letter)
iperasidia — n hyperacidity
iperasidia gastral — n heartburn
iperativa — a hyperactive
iperativia — n hyperactivity
iperbara — a hyperbaric
ipercinesia — n hyperkinesia
ipercubo — n hypercube, tesseract
ipereflexia — n hyperreflexia
iperfajia — n hyperphagia
iperglisemia — n hyperglycemia (US), hyperglycaemia (Br)
iperico — n St John's-wort (plant: genus Hypericum)
iperidrose — n hyperhidrosis
iperlia — n hyperlink
iperlipidemia — n hyperlipidemia (US), hyperlipidaemia (Br)
iperope — a farsighted (US), long-sighted (Br)
iperopia — n farsightedness (US), long-sightedness (Br)
iperostose — n hyperostosis
iperpirexia — n hyperpyrexia
iperplasia — n hyperplasia
ipersecrete — vt hypersecrete; n hypersecretion
ipersensosa — a hypersensitive
iperstimula — vt hyperstimulate, overstimulate; n hyperstimulation, overstimulation
ipertensa — n hypertension
ipertensal — a n hypertensive
ipertermia — n hyperthermia
ipertesto — n hypertext
ipertiroidia — n hyperthyroidism
ipertonia — n hypertonia
ipertricose — n hypertrichosis
ipertrofia — n hypertrophy
iperurisemia — n hyperuricemia (US), hyperuricaemia (Br)
ipnose — vt hypnotize; n hypnosis, hypnotism
ipnosal — a hypnotic
ipnosiste — n hypnotist, hypnotizer
ipocalemia — n hypokalemia (US), hypokalaemia (Br)
ipocampo — n hippocampus
ipocolio — n hypocolius (bird: species Hypocolius ampelinus)
ipocondria — n hypochondriasis
ipocondrica — a hypochondriac; n hypochondriac
ipocrita — a hypocritical; n hypocrite
ipocritia — a hypocrisy
ipoderma — n hypodermis
ipodermal — a hypodermic
ipofise — n pituitary gland
ipofisal — a hypophysial
ipoglisemia — n hypoglycemia (US), hypoglycaemia (Br)
ipogloso — n halibut (fish: genus Hippoglossus)
ipogonadia — n hypogonadism
ipomania — n hypomania
ipomea — n morning glory (plant: genus Ipomoea)
ipopotamo — n hippopotamus, hippo (mammal: species Hippopotamus amphibius)
iposemia — n hypoxemia (US), hypoxaemia (Br)
iposia — n hypoxia
ipotalamo — n hypothalamus
ipoteca — n mortgage
ipoteca suprima — n subprime mortgage
ipotensa — n hypotension
ipotensal — a n hypotensive
ipotermia — n hypothermia
ipotese — vt hypothesize (US), hypothesise (Br); n hypothesis
ipotesal — a hypothetical; adv hypothetically
Irac — n Iraq
iraci — a n Iraqi (person)
iraco — n hyrax (mammal: family Procaviidae)
Iran — n Iran
irani — a n Iranian (person, language)
irena — n fairy-bluebird (bird: genus Irena)
iridio — n iridium (element)
iriga — vt irrigate; n irrigation
iris — n iris (eye, plant: genus iris)
irita — vt irritate, annoy, bother, pester; n irritation, annoyance, nuisance
iritable — a irritable, touchy, tetchy
iritada — a irritated, annoyed, bothered, cross
iritante — a irritating, irritant, disagreeable, annoying, bothersome
irocuoi — a Iroquois (person)
ironia — n irony
ironial — a ironic
isberg — n iceberg
islam — n Islam
Island — n Iceland
islansce — a n Icelandic (person, language), Icelander
-isme — suf -ism (added to n: n system of belief relating to ...)
isola — n island, isle
acustical isolida — a soundproof, soundproofed
isolal — a insular
isoleta — n islet
isoli — vi vt isolate, insulate, sequester; n isolation, insulation
isoli acustical — v soundproof
isolida — a isolated, insulated; out-of-the-way
isolida par neva — a snowed in
Isola Man — n Isle of Man
manes — a n Manx
Isola Natal — n Christmas Island
Isola Pascual — n Easter Island, Rapa Nui
Isolas Galapagos — n pl Galápagos Islands
Isolas Majel — n pl Marshall Islands
majel — a n Marshall Islander
Isolas Solomon — n pl Solomon Islands
solomones — a n Soloman Islander
Isolas Virjin — n pl Virgin Islands
isometral — a isometric
isostasia — n isostasy
Israel — n Israel
israeli — a n Israeli (person)
istamina — n histamine
-iste — suf -ist (added to n: a relating to ... [system of belief]; n believer in ... [system], professional in ... [art, science])
isterectomia — n hysterectomy
isteria — n hysteria
isteria coletiva — n mass hysteria
isterica — a hysterical
istmo — n isthmus
istoria — n history; track record
istoria fondal — n backstory
istorial — a historical
istoriste — n historian
preistoria (e-i) — n prehistory
preistorial (e-i) — a prehistorical
istoriografia — n historiography
istoriografiste — n historiographer
Italia — n Italy
italian — a n Italian (person, language)
itera — vi iterate; n iteration
iteral — a iterative
iterbio — n ytterbium (element)
Itiopia — n Ethiopia
itiopian — a n Ethiopian
itrio — n yttrium (element)
iu! — intj ugh!, yuck!, pooh! (disgust)
iuan — n yuan (money)
iudi — a Jewish; n Jew
antiiudiste — a anti-Jewish, antisemitic; n antisemite
iudisme — n Judaism
iugo — n yoke
Iugoslavia — n Yugoslavia
iugoslavian — a Yugoslav
iurt — n yurt
ivor — n ivory
ivri — a n Hebrew (person, language)
ivrisme — n Hebraism, Hebraica
J — /je/ n J (letter)
ja — adv already, just
jaca — n coat, jacket (suit, sports), windbreaker (US), windcheater (Br)
jaca de sera — n tuxedo (US), dinner jacket (Br)
jaceta — n vest (US), waistcoat (Br)
jacon — n overcoat, raincoat
jacon de foso — n trenchcoat
jacana — n jacana (bird: genus Jacanidae)
jada — n jade
jadin — a n jade (color)
jaguar — n jaguar (mammal: species Panthera onca)
jai — n jay (bird: various genera of family Corvidae)
jaieta — n jet (lignite)
jain — a n Jain
jainisme — n Jainism
jala — a n yellow (color)
jalin — a yellowish, yellowy
jalapenio — n jalapeño (cultivar of species Capsicum annuum)
jalea — n jam (preserve)
Jamaica — n Jamaica
jamaican — a n Jamaican
janero — n January (month)
Japan — n Japan (also Nion)
japanes — a n Japanese (person, language)
jar — n jar
jari — vt jar, can (preserve in a jar)
jardin — n garden, lawn
jardin de enfantes — n kindergarten, nursery (for children)
jardinor — n gardener, landscaper; bowerbird (bird: family Ptilonorhynchidae)
jasinto — n hyacinth (plant: genus Hyacinthus)
jasmin — n jasmine (plant: genus Jasminum)
jaz — a n jazz (music)
Jazair — n Algeria
jazairi — a n Algerian
je — n name of letter J
jejuno — n jejunum (anatomy)
jela — vi freeze; n freeze
dejela — v defrost, unfreeze, thaw; n thaw
jelada — a frozen; n frost
jelador — n freezer
jelatin — a gelatinous; n gel, gelatin, jelly
jelato — n gelato
jelo — n ice
jelin — a icy
jelin fria — a ice-cold
jelosa — a jealous
jelosia — n jealousy, envy
jem — n jewel, gem
jemelo — a n twin
jemeli — vi geminate; n gemination
jemelos — n pl twins
la Jemelos — n Gemini (constellation)
jemi — vi n groan, moan
jena — n cheek
jene — n gene
jenealojia — n genealogy
jenealojial — a genealogical
jenealojiste — n genealogist
jenera — vt generate; n generation
jenerador — n generator
rejenera — v regenerate; n regeneration
jeneral — n general (rank)
jenero — n genus, kind, type, genre
jeneral — a general; adv generally, in general, as a rule, on the whole, overall, for the most part
jenerali — vi generalize; n generalization
jenerosa — a generous, charitable
jenerosia — n generosity, largess, largesse
jenetica — n genetics
jenetical — a genetic
jenetical alterada — a genetically modified, GM
jeneticiste — n geneticist
jenio — n genius, mastermind
jeniseri — n janissary
jenita — vt beget
jenital — a genital
jenitales — n pl genitals, genitalia
jenitor — n parent
jenitor futur — n parent-to-be
jenitiva — a n genitive (grammar)
jenjiva — n gum (mouth), gums
jenjival — a gingival
jeno — n knee
con jenos valga — a knock-kneed
con jenos vara — a bow-legged
jenos — n pl knees, lap
jenoside — n genocide
jentil — a gentle, kind, graceful (socially); adv gently, kindly, gracefully
jentilia — n gentleness, kindness, grace (social)
jeodesia — n geodesy
jeodesial — a geodesic
jeodo — n geode
jeofisica — n geophysics
jeofisical — a geophysical
jeografia — n geography
jeografial — a geographical
jeografiste — n geographer
jeolojia — n geology
jeolojial — a geological; adv geologically
jeolojiste — n geologist
jeometre — vt survey (land)
jeometror — n surveyor (land)
jeometria — n geometry
jeometrial — a geometrical
jeometriste — n geometrician
jeopolitica — n geopolitics
jeopolitical — a geopolitic, geopolitical
jeosentral — a geocentric
jeosincrona — a geosynchronous
jeostable — a geostationary
jeranio — n geranium (plant: genus Geranium)
jerboa — n jerboa (mammal: family Dipodidae)
jergo — n slang, jargon
jerme — vi sprout, germinate; n sprout (young shoot), stub (article)
Jersi — n Jersey
jersies — a n Jèrriais
jeso — n gesso, plaster (material)
jesi — vt plaster
molda de jeso — n cast (medical), plaster cast
jesta — vi gestate; n gestation
jesto — n gesture
jesti — vt gesture; beckon
jesuita — a n Jesuit
jeta — vi jet, squirt, spurt, spout, gush, spray; n jet, spray
jeto — n jet, jet plane
motor de jeto — n jet engine
jiba — vt hunch (back), duck (head); n hump (of back)
jibada — a humped, hunched; gibbous (moon)
Jibraltar — n Gibraltar
jibraltarian — a n Gibraltarian
jiga — n jig, gigue (music, dance)
jigante — a giant, gigantic; n giant
jigante de gas — n gas giant
jigolo — n gigolo
jihad — n jihad
jihadiste — n jihadi, jihadist
jin — n gin
jinas — n gymnasium
jinasia — n gymnastics, acrobatics
jinasia de aira — n aerobatics
jinasial — a gymnastic, acrobatic; adv gymnastically, acrobatically
jinasiste — n gymnast, acrobat
jinecolojia — n gynecology (US), gynaecology (Br)
jinecolojiste — n gynecologist (US), gynaecologist (Br)
jinesta — n broom (plant: genus Chamaecytisus, Cytisus, Genista, etc)
jini — n genie
jinjer — n ginger (plant, rhizome: genus Zingiber)
jinsen — n ginseng (plant, root: genus Panax)
jinz — n (pair of) jeans
jira — vi rotate, revolve, spin, whirl, twirl, swirl, gyrate, stir, pivot, swivel; n spin
jira a minima — v idle (engine)
jirabroca (comp) — n brace (as in "brace and bit")
jireta — n spinning top
jirafa — n giraffe (mammal: species Giraffa camelopardalis)
la Jirafa — n Camelopardalis (constellation)
jiro — n gyrus (anatomy)
jiroscopio — n gyroscope
joala — n jewel (but not gem), piece of jewelry (US), piece of jewellery (Br)
joala majiosa — n amulet
joala perforante — n piercing
joalas — n pl jewelry (US), jewellery (Br)
joaleria — n jewelry store (US), jewellery store (Br)
joalor — n jeweler (US), jeweller (Br)
joce — n jockey
jogla — vt juggle
joglor — n juggler
joia — vt rejoice, be joyous, have fun; n joy, fun
joia! — intj cheers!
joiosa — a joyous, merry, fun, exuberant
joncila — n jonquil (plant: species Narcissus jonquilla)
Jonguo — n China (also Xina)
jonguo — a n Chinese
Jordan — n Jordan (also Urdun)
jordani — a n Jordanian
Jorjia — n Georgia (Caucasus)
jorjian — a n Georgian (person, language)
jornal — n journal, magazine
jornal de ativia — n log (computing)
jornal de contas — n daybook, journal (accounting)
jornal de prosegues — n proceedings (of a society)
jornal de viaja — n log (ship)
jornal dial — n newspaper
jornal personal — n diary
jornaleria — n newsstand, newsagent (shop)
jornalisme — n journalism
jornalisme fotografial — n photojournalism
jornaliste — n journalist, correspondent
jornalistes — n pl journalists, media, press
jovedi — n Thursday (day of week)
joven — a young (of age); n youth, young person
jovenal — a juvenile (pertaining to young people)
jovenia — n youth (young age)
jovenin — a youthlike, juvenile (behavior)
jovenosa — a youthful
la plu joven — a youngest
plu joven — a younger
rejoveni — vi rejuvenate; n rejuvenation
jua — vi play, gambol, frolic; fool, trifle; vt play (game, sport, music, instrument); n game, recreation
jua de acaso — n game of chance
jua de aposta — n betting game, gambling game
jua de asconde — n hide and seek
jua de cartas — n card game
jua de fortuna — n game of chance, gambling
jua de ieroglifos — n rebus
jua de la sieca — n blind man's bluff, blind man's buff
jua de parolas — n word game
jua de table — n table game, board game
jua piano — v play piano
jua video — n video game
jua xace — v play chess
jueria — n playground, play area
jueta — n toy, plaything
juor — n gambler, gamer, player
juosa — a playful
mediajua (mediajúa) — n half-time
prejua — v have foreplay; n foreplay
jubila — vi retire (from work); n retirement
jubilor — n pensioner, retired person
judi — vt judge, estimate; n judgement, estimation
es prejudosa contra — v be prejudiced against, discriminate against
juderia — n judiciary
judor — n judge, justice (person)
judor local — n local judge, magistrate
judores — n pl judges, tribunal
maljudi — v misjudge
prejudi — v prejudge; n prejudice, bigotry, bias
prejudosa — a prejudiced, biased, bigoted, tendentious
judo — n judo
jugulal — a jugular
jujutsu — n jujutsu, jujitsu
jul — n joule (measure)
julio — n July (month)
jumper — n jumper dress (US), pinafore dress (Br), gymslip (Br)
juna — vi fast; n fasting, abstinence from food
junca — n junk (southeast Asian ship)
junco — n rush (plant: genus Juncus)
junco — n junco (bird: genus Junco)
jungla — n jungle
junio — n June (month)
juniper — n juniper (tree: genus Juniperus)
junta — vt join (things together), put together, clasp; n joint, articulation (of joint); conjunction (grammar); junta (government)
dejunta de — v unsubscribe
en junta — adv together
junta a — v join (a group), subscribe
junta angulo — n angled joint, mitred joint, mitre
junta selinte — n gasket
junta T — n T-junction
juntada — a joined; adv together
Jupiter — n Jupiter (planet, mythology); Jove (mythology)
jura — vt swear, vow, take oath; n oath, vow
juror — n juror
jurasica — a n jurassic
juria — n jury, panel
juria grande — n grand jury
jus — n juice (fluid extracted)
jus de orania — n orange juice
jus de poma — n apple juice, cider (non-alcoholic)
jusador — n juicer, reamer (US), orange squeezer, lemon squeezer
jusosa — a juicy, succulent
justa — a just, fair, equitable, reasonable, judicious; adv justly, fairly
justable — a justifiable
justi — vi vt justify, make fair, account for
justi de gera — n casus belli
justia — n justice, fairness, equity
nonjusta — a unjust, unfair
nonjustable — a unjustifiable
nonjustia — n injustice
juta — n jute (plant: genus Corchorus); hessian, burlap, sackcloth
K — /ka/ n K (letter)
ka — n name of letter K
L — /el/ n L (letter)
la — det the
labio — n lip; labium
labial — a labial
labiali — vi labialize
labio fendeda — n harelip, cleft lip
labiodental — a labiodental; n labiodental (consonant)
labirinto — n maze, labyrinth
labirintin — a labyrinthine
labora — vi work, toil; n work, labor (US), labour (Br), toil, effort
dia de labora — n working day, work day, business day
labora de jardin — n gardening
labora sin sesa — v work incessantly, toil; n toil
labora tro multe — v work too much, be overworked
laboreria — n workplace, laboratory, workshop, facility
laboreria sindicatida — n closed shop
laboror — n workman, laborer (US), labourer (Br), peasant
laboror con manos — n manual laborer, blue-collar worker
laborosa — a laborious
oras de labora — n working hours
semana de labora — n working week, work week
lace — n footman, lackey, flunkey
ladin — a n Ladin (language)
lado — n side, flank
a la otra lado — adv on the other hand
a lado — adv at the side, to the side, to one side, aside
a un lado — adv on the one hand
con lado a lado — a adv side by side
ladal — a lateral, side; n lateral (consonant)
ladal fasante — a sideways, sideways on
lago — n lake
lageta — n pond, tarn, small lake (connected to other waters)
lagon — n lagoon
laitsi — n lychee (fruit, tree: species Litchi chinensis)
lama — n blade, razor, razor blade
lambada — n lambada (dance)
lamda — n lambda (Greek letter)
lame — n lamé
lamenta — vt lament, mourn, grieve; n lamentation, mourning, grief; elegy, dirge
lamentada — a lamented, mourned, late
lamentor — n mourner
lamentosa — a mournful
lamina — n lamina, laminate
lamini — vt laminate; n lamination
lampa — n lamp, light, lantern
lampa de calce — n limelight (literal)
lampa de pox — n flashlight (US), (electric) torch (Br)
lampa de punto — n spotlight
lampa inondante — n floodlight
lampeta — n firefly, lightning bug (insect: family Lampyridae)
lampo — n lightning, thunderbolt
lampi — vi flash
lampin — a like lightning, breakneck
lana — n wool
de lana — a wool, woollen, woolly
langobarda — a Langobardic, Lombardic; n Langobard, Lombard (Germanic tribe)
langosta — n spiny lobster, rock lobster (crustacean: family Palinuridae)
langur — n langur, leaf monkey (primate: subfamily Colobinae)
lanio — n shrike (bird: family Laniidae)
lansa — vt throw, toss, fling, sling, hurl, launch, cast; project (image, voice); n throw, throwing, toss, launch, cast; projection
lansa a mercato — v launch onto the market, release, ship
lansa de fenetra — v defenestrate, throw from a window; n defenestration
lansada par roceto — a rocket-propelled
lansaflama (comp) — n flamethrower
lansamisil (comp) — n missile launcher
lansapetra (comp) — n catapult
lansapetri — v catapult
lansia — n spear, lance, javelin
lansi — vt spear, lance, skewer, impale, gore
lansieta — n skewer
lantano — n lanthanum (element)
lardo — n bacon
larga — a wide, broad
largi — vi widen, broaden
largia — n width
larinje — n larynx
larinjite — n laryngitis
larix — n larch (tree: genus Larix)
larma — vt weep, shed tears, tear; n tear, teardrop
larva — n larva
lasa — vt leave (in a state); allow, let (happen)
lasa cade — v let fall, drop
lasa entra — v admit, allow entry
lasanie — n lasagne
laser — n laser
laseri — vt laser
lasera — vt tear, rend, rip; n tear, laceration
laserada — a torn, ripped, ragged, tattered
lasiva — a lascivious, lewd, lustful, licentious, lecherous, salacious, lubricious, prurient
laso — n lasso, noose
lasi — vt lasso
lata — n tinplate, sheet steel
laton — n brass (alloy)
lator — n tinsmith
latce — n latke
latina — a n Latin (person, language); Latin American, Hispanic, Latina, Latino
latitude — n latitude
latitude de sielo — n declination
latolosa — n lactolose
latosa — n lactose
latrina — n latrine (outside)
Latvia — n Latvia
latvisce — a n Latvian, Lettish (person, language)
Lau — n Laos
lau — a n Lao, Laotian (person, language)
laurensio — n lawrencium (element)
lauro — n laurel (tree: family Lauraceae)
folia de lauro — n bay leaf (from the bay laurel)
lauro nobil — n bay laurel (tree: species Laurus nobilis)
lava — vt wash
lava de serebro — n brainwashing
lava la serebro — v brainwash
lavador — n washing machine (of any kind)
lavaplato (comp) — n dishwasher
lavaveste (comp) — n washing machine (for clothes)
laveria — n laundry
lava — n lava
lavabo — n sink, washbasin, washstand, washbasin
lavanda — a lavender (color); n lavender (color, flower: genus Lavandula)
laxe — a loose, slack, baggy, lax
laxi — vi loosen
laxia — n looseness, slackness, bagginess
le — n lei
leca — vt lick, lap; n lick
lecabota (comp) — n bootlicker (informal: sycophant)
lecaculo (comp) — n asskisser (US), arselicker (Br) (informal: sycophant)
lega — n league (measure)
lega — vt bequeath; n legacy
legal — a legal, valid; adv legally
deslegali — v illegalize, delegitimize, outlaw
legali — vi legalize; n legalization
nonlegal — a illegal, illicit, unlawful, illegitimate, invalid
nonlegalia — n illegality, illegitimacy
lege — n law (including scientific)
legal — a legal, forensic
legeria — n legislature, legislative branch of government
legi — vt legislate; n legislation
legiste — n lawyer, barrister, attorney
legiste jeneral — n attorney general
par lege — a step- (relation); de jure
legum — n legume (vegetable of the family Fabaceae)
leje — vt read; n reading (act, interpretation of a text, figure measured)
lejable — a readable, legible
lejablia — n readability, legibility
lejador (de disco) — n (disk) drive
lejemente (comp) — n mindreader
lejor — n reader
maleje — v misread; n misreading
nonlejable — n unreadable, illegible
nonlejablia — n unreadableness, illegibility
sola lejable — a read-only (files or disks)
lejenda — n legend
lejendal — a legendary
lejera — a light (weight, use), weightless; adv lightly
lejeri — vi lighten; alleviate, relieve, soothe; n relief
lejeria — n lightness
lejeria completa — n weightlessness, zero gravity
tro lejera — a underweight
leming — n lemming (mammal: tribe Lemmini)
lemur — n lemur (primate: clade Lemur)
lenio — n wood, timber
de lenio — a wooden
lenio de foco — n firewood
lenio presada — n particleboard (US), chipboard (Br)
lenio stratida — n plywood
lenior — n woodcutter, lumberjack
lenta — a slow; lingering; adv slowly
lenti — vi slow, slow down, decelerate; n deceleration
lente — n lens
lente de angulo larga — n wide-angle lens
lente de grandi — n magnifier, magnifying glass
lente de ojeto — n object lens, objective lens
lente de regarda — n eyepiece, ocular lens
lente de zuma — n zoom lens
lente macro — a close-up lens, macro lens
lente macro de zuma — n macro zoom lens
lenteta — n contact lens
lentil — n lentil (plant, seed: species Lens culinaris)
lentil brun — n brown lentil
lentil roja — n red lentil
leon — n lion (species Panthera leo)
la Leon — n Leo (constellation)
la Leon Peti — n Leo Minor (constellation)
leon de mar — n sea lion (mammal: family Otariidae)
leon fema — n lioness
leopardo — n leopard (mammal: species Panthera pardus)
lepilemur — n sportive lemur (primate: family Lepilemuridae)
lepre — n hare (mammal: genus Lepus)
la Lepre — n Lepus (constellation)
leprecan — n leprechaun
lepror — n sight hound
lepror afgani — n afghan hound
lepror engles — n greyhound
lepror eres — n irish wolfhound
leprosa — a leprous; n leper
leprosia — n leprosy
lepton — n lepton
lesbian — a n lesbian
leson — n lesson, lecture
dona un leson — v give a lesson, give a lecture
leson moral — n moral lesson, moral (of a story)
leson privata — n tutorial, private lesson
lesonor — n lecturer
Lesoto — n Lesotho
lesoto — a n Lesothan
letarjia — n lethargy, sluggishness, torpor, torpidity, listlessness, languor
letarjiosa — a lethargic, sluggish, listless, languorous
lete — n milk
dona lete — v nurse (give milk from breast), breastfeed
lete bateda — n milkshake
leteria — n dairy
letor — n milkman
prende lete — v nurse (take milk from breast)
prende lete de — v milk (an animal)
letera — n letter (postal, alphabet)
letera major — n uppercase letter, capital letter
letera minor — n lowercase letter, small letter
leteral — a literal
leteras — n pl letters; script (style of writing)
leteri — vt letter, do lettering
leteri con mano — n hand lettering
leteratur — n literature
leteratural — a literary
leto — n bed
leteta — n cot, crib, cradle, small bed
leto ascondeda — n murphy bed, trundle bed, wallbed
leto castelin — n bunk bed
leto de acua — n waterbed
leto de plumas — n feather-bed
leto de sol — n sunbed
leto estragrande — n king-size bed
leto grande — n queen-size bed
leto per du — n double bed
leto per un — n single bed
leto pliable — n folding bed, cot
letos jemelo — n twin beds (two single beds)
ordina la leto — v make the bed
letseburges — a n Luxembourgeois (language)
letuga — n lettuce (plant, leaves: genus Lactuca)
leucemia — n leukemia
leucoplasto — n leucoplast
lev — n lev (money)
leva — vt raise, rise, lift, levitate, get up, promote (in rank); n rise, levitation, promotion
leva de luna — n moonrise
leva de sol — n sunrise, dawn, daybreak
leva de spalas — n shrug
leva se spalas — v shrug
releva — v re-raise, raise again
lever — n lever
lever de engrana — n gearstick
leveri — vt lever, pry; n leverage
leviatan — n leviathan (Biblical sea monster)
lexem — n lexeme
lexicografia — n lexicography
lexicografial — a lexicographical
lexicografiste — n lexicographer
lezardo — n lizard (reptile: suborder Lacertilia, excluding snakes)
la Lezardo — n Lacerta (constellation)
lfn — abbr LFN, Lingua Franca Nova
lia — vt tie, bind, connect, link, plug in; liaise; n link, bond, connection, ligation, linkage; liaison; covenant; garter (US), suspender (Br); alloy
deslia (deslía) — v untie, disconnect, unplug
lia a tera — v ground (US), earth (Br) (an electrical device)
lia con filo — n wired connection
lia sin filo — n wireless connection
liador — n plug (electrical)
liante — a connecting, connective
nonliada — a unconnected, disjointed
liama — n llama (mammal: species Lama glama)
liana — n liana (plant: various woody vines)
libelula — n dragonfly, damselfly (order Odonata)
Liberia — n Liberia
liberian — a n Liberian
Libia — n Libya
libi — a n Libyan
libido — n libido, sex drive, lust
libidosa — a libidinal, libidinous, lusty
libra — n pound (measure of weight)
libre — a free, at liberty; freelance
libri — vi free, liberate, release, emancipate, unleash; n liberation, emancipation
libria — n freedom, liberty
libria de jornalisme — n freedom of the press
libria limitada — n parole
librisme — n liberalism
libriste — a liberal, laissez-faire; n liberal
libror — n liberator
libro — n book
libreria — n bookshop
libreta — n booklet, pamphlet
libreta de xeces — n check book (US), cheque book (Br)
libro anial — n yearbook, annual
libro de aprende — n textbook
libro de contas — n ledger
libro de fato — n non-fiction book
libro de imajina — n fiction book
libro de notas — n notebook
libro de pratica — n exercise book
libro nonvendeda — n remaindered book
libro rolada — n scroll
libron — n tome
libromanica — a n book fanatic, bookworm
licen — n lichen (fungus: member of order Ascomycota or \ord Basidiomycota with symbiotic photosynthetic partner)
liciris — n licorice (US), liquorice (Br) (candy; root, plant: species Glycyrrhiza glabra)
licopodio — n clubmoss (plant: family Lycopodiaceae)
Lictenstain — n Liechtenstein
lictenstaines — a n Liechtenstein
licuida — a liquid, fluid; liquid (assets); n liquid, fluid
licuidi — vi liquefy, liquidize; liquidate; n liquidation
Lidia — n Lydia
Lietuva — n Lithuania
lietuvisce — a n Lithuanian (person, language)
ligamento — n ligament
lignito — n lignite, brown coal
ligurian — a n Ligurian
ligustro — n privet (plant: genus Ligustrum)
lil — n lily (plant: genus Lilium)
lil de neva — n snowdrop (plant: genus Galanthus)
lila — a lilac (color); n lilac (color, plant: genus Syringa)
lima — n file (tool for smoothing)
limi — vt file
limasa — n slug (mollusc: shell-less members of the class Gastropoda)
limbica — a limbic (brain)
limbo — n limbo (religion, dance)
limeric — n limerick
limfa — n lymph
limfoblasto — n lymphoblast
limfoide — a lymphoid
limfoma — n lymphoma
limfoma de Hodgkin — n Hodgkin's lymphoma
limfopoiese — n lymphopoiesis
limfosite — n lymphocyte, white blood cell
limfosite B — n B-cell
limfosite NK — n natural killer cell
limfosite T — n T-cell
limita — vt limit, delimit; n limit, boundary, frontier, delimitation, threshold
limita de tempo — n deadline, time limit
limitada — a limited, finite, bounded
limital — a borderline (just on the edge; personality disorder)
nonlimitada — a unlimited, infinite, boundless, unbounded, countless, innumerable
pone un limita — v impose a limit, draw the line
sin limita — a unlimited, infinite, boundless, unbounded, countless, innumerable
limon — n lemon (fruit, tree: species Citrus × limon)
limonin — a lemony, lemonlike
limonosa — a lemony (containing lemon)
limonada — n lemonade
limpa — a clean
limpi — vi (become) clean; vt clean, clean up, wipe; mop; sweep (chimney)
limpi etnical — n ethnic cleansing
limpia — n cleanliness
limpibota (comp) — n bootblack
limpida — a cleaned
limpor — n cleaner (person)
lince — n lynx (mammal: genus Lynx)
la Lince — n Lynx (constellation)
lineta — n linnet, twite (bird: genus Linaria)
linga — n linga, lingam
lingon — n lingonberry (fruit, plant: species Vaccinium vitis-idaea)
lingua — n tongue; language, speech (ability)
lingua aidante — n auxiliary language
lingua construida — n constructed language, conlang
lingua de asembla — n assembly language (computing)
Lingua de Eticetas per Ipertesto — n HyperText Markup Language (HTML)
lingua desiniada — n planned language, artificial language
lingua franca nova — n Lingua Franca Nova
lingua propre — n native language, native tongue, mother tongue
lingual — a linguistic, of language; lingual, of the tongue
linguiste — n linguist
linguistica — n linguistics
linguaje — n language (style), wording
linguine — n linguine
linia — n line, row
lini — vt line (make lines on)
linia de familia — n family line, line of descent, bloodline, pedigree
linia de neva — n snowline
linia de sangue — n bloodline, pedigree
linial — a linear
linida — a lined (marked with lines)
nonlinial — a nonlinear
sulini — v underline, underscore; n underlining; underscore (character)
linioio — n eyeliner
lino — n flax, linseed (plant: species Linum usitatissimum); linen
olio de lino — n linseed oil
pasta de lino — n putty
seme de lino — n linseed
lintel — n lintel
linxa — vt lynch; n lynching
liones — a n Leonese
liposuca — n liposuction
lira — n lyre
la Lira — n Lyra (constellation)
lirica — a lyrical, lyric (poetry)
liriodendro — n tulip tree (tree: genus Liriodendron)
liron — n dormouse (mammal: family Gliridae)
lisa — a smooth
lisador — n sander
lisador de banda — n belt sander
lisi — vi smoothe, streamline; sand (wood)
lisca — vi slide, slip, glide; vt slide, slip, push; n slip, glide
lisca de tera — n landslide, landslip
lisca e pone — v drag and drop (computing)
liscador — n slider; hovercraft
liscasapato — n shoehorn
lisceta — v slip, goof; n glitch, slip, goof
liscor — n flying possum, glider (mammal: genus Petaurus)
liscosa — a slippery
liscosia — n slipperiness
lisensa — vt license; n license (US), licence (Br)
liseo — n high school, secondary school, lycee
lisosoma — n lisosome
lista — vt list; n list
lista cadente — n drop-down list
lista de benes — n inventory
lista de contenidas — n packing slip, (ship's) manifest
lista de desiradas — n wish list
lista de sertis — n checklist
lista negra — n blacklist
pone en lista negra — v blacklist
litiga — vt litigate, procede (legally), sue; n litigation, procedure (legal), suit (legal)
litigor — n litigator
litigosa — a litigious
litio — n lithium (element)
litografia — n lithography
litografi — vt lithograph; n lithograph
litosfera — n lithosphere, mantle (of planet)
litotrof — a lithotrophic; n lithotroph
litotrofia — n lithotrophia
litre — n liter (US), litre (Br)
cilolitre — n kiloliter (US), kilolitre (Br)
decalitre — n decaliter (US), decalitre (Br)
desilitre — n deciliter (US), decilitre (Br)
ectolitre — n hectoliter (US), hectolitre (Br)
mililitre — n milliliter (US), millilitre (Br)
sentilitre — n centiliter (US), centilitre (Br)
liturjia — n liturgy
lo — pron it
lo de me — pron mine
lo de tu — pron yours
lobe — n lobe
lobe de orea — n ear lobe
loca — vt locate, place; n place, location, spot, site
a no loca — adv nowhere
a no otra loca — adv nowhere else
a un otra loca — adv somewhere else
desloca — v dislocate, displace, offset, shift; n dislocation
desloca blu — n blue shift
desloca roja — n red shift
deslocada — a dislocated, displaced
en loca (de la otra) — adv instead
en loca de — prep instead of, in place of, rather than
loca de nase — n birthplace
loca de note — n nightclub, night spot
loca de orienta — n landmark (for navigation)
loca de ueb — n website
local — a local
locali — vi localize; n localization
popla local — n local people, local population, locals
reloca — v move, relocate; translate (geometry); n move, relocation; translation (geometry)
locativa — a n locative (grammar)
locomotiva — n locomotive, engine (train)
locomotiva de vapor — n steam locomotive
locomotivor — n engine driver, train engineer
locusta — n locust, grasshopper (insect: suborder Caelifera)
locusta solitar — n grasshopper (other than locusts)
locusta xamante — n locust (insect: superfamily Acridoidea)
loda — vt praise, laud, compliment, congratulate, glorify; n praise, kudos, compliment, congratulation, glory
con loda masima — summa cum laude
loda duple — v praise twice, give two thumbs up to
lodable — a laudable, praiseworthy
lodas! — intj congratulations!, compliments!
logaritmo — n logarithm
logaritmal — a logarithmic
logo — n logo, emblem
logofil — n logophile, lover of words
logofilia — n logophilia
logudores — a n Logudorese
lojica — n logic
es lojical — v make sense
lojical — a logical
lolio — n darnel (plant: genus Lolium)
lombard — a n Lombard (Italian dialect)
lombo — n loins, lower back
lombal — a lumbar
lomen — n lo mein
lona — n canvas (material)
de lona — a canvas
longa — a long
longi — vi lengthen, prolong, elongate; n prolongation, elongation
longia — n length, duration
longo — prep along; up, down (along)
lonjitude — n longitude
lonjitude de sielo — n right ascension
lori — n lory, lorikeet (bird: subfamily Loriinae)
loris — n loris (primate: subfamily Lorisinae)
los — pron they; them
los de me — pron pl mine
los de tu — pron pl yours
losa — n earthenware
de losa — a earthenware
losion — n lotion
loto — n bingo, lotto, lottery
loxia — n crossbill (bird: genus Loxia)
LSD — n LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide)
lua — vt rent, hire, lease, let (make use of in return for payment); n rent
fa lua — v rent out, hire out (allow use of in return for payment)
luor — n renter, tenant
luau — n luau
Lubnan — n Lebanon
lubnani — a n Lebanese
lufa — n luffa, loofah (sponge, plant: genus Luffa)
lumen — n lumen (measure)
lumina — vt illuminate, light, enlighten, brighten, highlight; n illumination (act, result), highlight; enlightenment
Lumina — n Enlightenment
lumina fondal — n backlight, backlighting
lumina ultravioleta — n black light
luminada — a illuminated, lit
luminada de luna — a moonlit
luminada de sol — a sunlit
luminosa — a luminous
luna — n moon
luna de miel — n honeymoon
luna oscur — n new moon
luna plen — n full moon
luneta — n small moon, natural satellite
lundi — n Monday (day of week)
lupa — n loup, magnifier, magnifying glass
lupin — n lupin (plant: genus Lupinus)
lupo — n wolf (mammal: species Canis lupus)
la Lupo — n Lupus (constellation)
lupulo — n hops (used to make beer; plant: species Humulus lupulus)
lupus — n lupus
lus — n light (photons)
lus clar de dia — n clear light of day, broad daylight
lus de dia — n daylight; daytime, day (as opposed to night)
lus final — n dusk, twilight (evening)
lus prima — n dawn, twilight (morning)
lus refletada — n reflected light, glare
lusio — n pike (fish: genus Esox)
luso — n luxury
estrema lusosa — a high-end; n high end
lusosa — a luxurious, sensuous, opulent
luta — vi wrestle, struggle, contend; falter; n struggle, altercation, contention
lutor — n wrestler, fighter
lutefisc — n lutefisk
luteran — a n Lutheran
luteranisme — n Lutheranism
lutesio — n lutetium (element)
luto — n lute
lutiste — n lutist, lute player
lutra — n otter (mammal: subfamily Lutrinae)
lux — n lux (measure)
Luxemburg — n Luxemburg
luxemburges — a n Luxemburguese
M — /em/ n M (letter)
ma — conj but, whereas, while
maa! — intj baa! (as sheep, goat)
macabre — a macabre, grim, ghoulish, ghastly, grisly, gruesome
macaca — n macaque (primate: genus Macaca)
macadamia — n macadamia (nut, plant: genus Macadamia)
Macau — n Macao
macau — a n Macanese
Macedonia — n Macedonia
macedonsce — a Macedonian (modern) (person)
macero — n mackerel (fish: family Scombridae, family Carangidae)
macia — vt make up (apply cosmetics to); n make-up, cosmetics
macina — n machine, mechanism
macina de soma — n adding machine
macina de tempo — n time machine
macina de vapor — n steam engine
macinal — a mechanical, clockwork
macinas — n pl machines, machinery
macineta — n device, gadget, contraption
macini — vt mechanize
maciniste — n mechanic, machinist
macrame — n macrame
macro — a close-up; n close-up; macro (computing)
macrocosmo — n macrocosm
macrofago — n macrophage
Madagasicara — n Madagascar
malagasi — a n Malagasy (person, language)
madalena — n madeleine (French cookie)
madjong — n mahjong
madre — n mother
madral — a maternal; maternity (leave, dress)
madre de batiza — n godmother
madre e padre — n mother and father, parents
madre futur — a mother-to-be
madre par lege — n stepmother
madre par sposi — n mother-in-law
madre sin sposo — n single mother
madria — n motherhood, maternity
madrin — a motherly; n mother figure, godmother
madron — n matriarch
mafia — n mafia
Magiar — n Hungary
magiar — a n Hungarian (person, language)
magma — n magma
magnesio — n magnesium (element)
magnete — n magnet
magnetal — a magnetic
magnetia — n magnetism
magnolia — n magnolia (plant: genus Magnolia)
magra — a thin, slim, slender, lean, fine
magri — vi thin, emaciate; vt thin, constrict; n thinning, emaciation, constriction
magria — n thinness, slimness, slenderness
Magrib — n Morocco (also Maroco)
magribi — a n Moroccan
mahaiana — a Mahayana
mahimahi — n mahi-mahi, dolphin fish (fish: species Coryphaena hippurus)
Mahore — n Mahore
mahores — a n Mahoran
maia — a n Mayan (person, language)
maio — n May (month)
maiones — n mayonnaise
maior — n mayor
maioral — a mayoral
mais — n corn, maize (plant, seeds: species Zea mays)
maitili — a n Maithili (language)
majenta — a n magenta (color)
majia — n magic, sorcery
majia de mano — n sleight of hand, prestidigitation
majial — a magic (to do with magic)
majiosa — a magic, magical (operating by magic)
majiste — n magician
major — a major; great; senior, the elder (in names); n major (officer)
majoria — n majority
majoran — n marjoram (plant: species Origanum majorana)
mal — a bad, invalid, wrong; adv badly, wrongly
fa mal — v do wrong; n wrongdoing, bad deed
mali — vi become bad, become corrupt; become worse, degenerate, deteriorate, spoil; vt make bad, corrupt; make worse, exacerbate; n worsening, degeneration, deterioration, corruption, exacerbation
malia — n evil
malida — a deteriorated, corrupt, degenerate, spoiled (food)
plu mal — a worse; adv worse
mal- — pref mis-, bad-, ill- (added to v: ... badly, in a nasty way)
malada — a sick, ill
malada de ama — a lovelorn, lovesick
maladi — vi sicken, become sick, fall ill; vt make ill
maladia — n disease, illness, sickness
maladia de altia — n altitude sickness
maladia de descompresa — n decompression sickness, the bends
maladia de dormi — n trypanosomiasis, sleeping sickness
maladia de mar — n seasickness
malaialam — a n Malayalam (language)
Malaisia — n Malaysia
malaisian — a n Malaysian (of or from Malaysia)
melaiu — a n Malay (person, language)
malaria — n malaria
Malaui — n Malawi
malaui — a n Malawian
Maldives — n Maldives (also Divehi)
malerba — n weed
estrae malerbas — v weed
Mali — n Mali
malian — a n Malian
Malta — n Malta
malti — a n Maltese (person, language)
malta — n malt
malti — vt malt
maltosa — n maltose
maluro — n Australian wren (bird: family Maluridae)
malva — n mallow (plant: genus Malva)
malva — a n mauve (color)
mama — n mom (US), mum (Br), mommy (US), mummy (Br), mama (informal: mother)
mamal — n mammal (class: Mammalia)
mamela — n udder, mammary gland; boob, tit (informal: breast)
a mamela — a suckling (animals)
mamute — n mammoth (mammal: genus Mammuthus)
manada — n herd, drove, pack (of wolves), pride (of lions), mob (of monkeys, of people), gaggle (of geese), horde (of barbarians), flock (of birds), school (of fish), pod (of whales), swarm (of insects); rabble, riffraff, hoi polloi
manadi — vi flock
manati — n manatee, sea cow (mammal: genus Trichechus)
manca — vi be missing, be wanting, be lacking; n lack, deficiency, insufficiency
mancante — a missing
un rota manca de la auto — a wheel is missing from the car, the car lacks a wheel
un rota mancante — n a missing wheel
mandala — n mandala
mandarin — n mandarin (Chinese official)
mandarina — n mandarin (orange), mandarine, tangerine (fruit: species Citrus reticulata)
mandarino — n mandarin tree, tangerine tree (tree: species Citrus reticulata)
mandibula — n jaw, mandible
mandinca — a n Mandinka (person, language)
Mandju — n Manchuria
mandolin — n mandolin
mandragora — n mandrake (plant: genus Mandragora)
maneja — vt manage, handle (tool), operate (machinery), run (organization), administer, administrate; cope with
malmaneja — v mismanage, mishandle
maneja de casa — n housekeeping
maneja de varias — n version control, revision control
manejador de varias — n version control system, revision control system
manejal — a administrative
manejor — n manager, administrator, steward
manejor de casa — n housekeeper
manejor de servores — n butler
manera — n manner, way of behaving
de bon maneras — a well-mannered
de mal maneras — a ill-mannered, uncouth
manga — n sleeve; cuff (for measuring blood pressure)
mangeta — n hose, hosepipe, flexible tube
mangeti — vt hose
sin manga — a sleeveless
manga — n manga
manganes — n manganese (element)
mango — n mango (fruit, tree: genus Mangifera)
mangoste — n mongoose (mammal: family Herpestidae)
Mani — n Mani
manisme — n manicheanism (US), manichaeanism (Br)
maniste — a n manichean (US), manichaean (Br)
mania — n mania, addiction
manica — a manic, maniacal, fanatical; adv manically, maniacally, fanatically; n maniac, fanatic; addict; geek, nerd (informal)
manicin — n mannequin (body model); manakin (bird: family Pipridae); mannikin (bird: genus Lonchura)
manico — n handle (for holding), hilt
manico de porte — n door handle, doorknob
manipula — vt manipulate; n manipulation
manivel — n crank
maniveli — vt crank
mano — n hand; handful
con mano destra — adv right-handed
con mano en mano — a adv hand in hand
con mano sinistra — adv left-handed
con manos libre — adv hands free
de mano destra — a right-handed
de mano sinistra — a left-handed
fada par mano — a made by hand, handmade
labora con manos — n manual work
mano plen — n handful
par mano — a by hand, manual
manobra — vt n maneuver (US), manoeuvre (Br)
manometre — n manometer
manoscrito — n manuscript
manteni — vt maintain (keep in the same state), keep, preserve, monitor; n maintenance, preservation
mantenor — n janitor, caretaker, maintenance man, maintenance woman
manticor — n manticore (imaginary creature)
mantis — n mantis (insect: order Mantodea)
mantra — n mantra
manual — n handbook, manual, reference book, guide, guidebook
manual de instrui — n training manual, instruction book
manual prima — n primer, basic guide
manxa — vt stain, blemish, blot, mar, tarnish; smudge, smear; n stain, blemish, blot; smudge, smear; marking (animals, plants)
manxa frotada — n smudge
manxeta — n speckle
sin manxa — a unmarked, unblemished, pristine
maori — a n Maori (person, language)
mapa — vt map; n map, mapping
mapa de releva — n relief map
mar — n sea, ocean
a mar — a at sea, offshore
maral — a marine, oceanic
su mar — a submarine, undersea; adv under the sea
marabu — n marabou (bird: species Leptoptilos crumeniferus)
marabut — n marabout (Islamic teacher)
maraca — n maraca
marania — vt entangle, matt; n thicket, tangle, mess
desmarania — v disentangle
maraniada — a tangled, matted
maraniada en trafica — a stuck in traffic
maranta — n arrowroot (plant: species Maranta arundinacea)
marascino — n maraschino
marati — a n Marathi (language)
maraton — n marathon
marca — vt mark, stamp, characterize; select (computing); n mark, stamp, brand (commercial), characterization; marking (animals, plants)
desmarca — v unmark, deselect (computing)
marca comersial — n trademark
marcador — n marker, stamp
marci — n marquess, marquis
marcesa — n marchioness, marquise
marcia — n march (domain of a marquis)
marea — n tide
marea alta — n high tide
marea basa — n low tide
marea — vi become dizzy; vt make dizzy
mareada — a dizzy, giddy
mareante — a dizzying
marexal — n marshal (officer)
margarina — n margarine
margarita — n daisy (plant: genus Bellis); margarita (drink)
marieta — n ladybug, ladybird, lady beetle (insect: family Coccinellidae)
marimba — n marimba
marin — a sea-like; n brine, salty water
marini — vt marinade in brine, marinate in brine, pickle
marinida — a marinaded, marinated, pickled, brined
marina — n navy, fleet, armada
marineta — n flotilla
marinor — n sailor, seaman, marine
marinara — n marinara
marioneta — n marionette
marionetor — n marionette artist
mariuana — n marijuana (drug, from plant: species Cannabis sativa)
marjin — n margin
marjinal — a marginal; adv marginally
marjini — vt marginalize; n marginalization
marmelada — n marmalade
marmo — n marble
de marmo — a marble
Maroco — n Morocco (also Magrib)
marocan — a n Moroccan
marsupio — n marsupium, pouch (of marsupial animal)
marsupial — a n marsupial (mammal: infraclass Marsupialia)
Marte — n Mars (planet, mythology)
martan — a n martian
martedi — n Tuesday (day of week)
martel — n hammer, mallet; malleus (anatomy)
martel de aira — n pneumatic drill
marteli — vt hammer
martes — n marten (mammal: genus Martes)
martin — n martin (bird: family Hirundinidae)
Martinic — n Martinique
martinices — a n Martiniquan
martir — n martyr
martiri — vi vt martyr
martiria — n martyrdom
marto — n March (month)
Marx — n Marx
marxisme — n Marxism
marxiste — n Marxist
marxa — vi march; n march
marxa funeral — n funeral march
mas — a n male
desmasi — vi vt emasculate; n emasculation
masin — a masculine
masinia — n masculinity
masa — n mass, lump, clot, clod, blob, shapeless piece; mass (physics)
masi — vi clot, form lumps; n clotting
masosa — a massive
masacra — vt massacre, slaughter; n massacre, slaughter
masai — a n Maasai (person, language)
masaje — vt massage; n massage
masajor — n masseur, masseuse
masca — n mask, face mask
masca medical — n medical mask, face mask
masci — vt mask
mascita — n mosque
mascote — n mascot
masima — a maximum, maximal, most; n maximum, most
a masima — adv at most
masimi — vi vt maximize, optimize; maximization, optimization
masociste — a masochistic; n masochist
masocisme — n masochism
mastica — vt chew
remastica — v ruminate, chew cud
mastin — n mastiff (dog breed)
masto — n mast
mastodon — n mastodon (mammal: genus Mammut)
mastoide — a mastoid; n mastoid process (anatomy)
mastosite — n mast cell, mastocyte
masturba — vt masturbate; n masturbation
mata — vt kill, exterminate, execute, slaughter; n killing, extermination, execution, slaughter
mata la debiles — v cull
mata sin intende — v n manslaughter
mataderia — n abattoir, slaughterhouse
matador — n killing machine
matajoia (comp) — n killjoy, spoilsport, wet blanket
matante — a deadly, fatal, mortal; adv mortally
matas per retalia — n pl tit-for-tat killings
mator — n killer
mator en serie — n serial killer
matador — n matador, main bullfighter
mate — a matte, matt
matematica — n mathematics
matematical — a mathematical
matematiciste — n mathematician
materas — n mattress
materia — n matter, substance, material, stuff
desmateri — v dematerialize; n dematerialization
materi — vi vt materialize; n materialization
material — a material
materialisme — n materialism
materialiste — a n materialist
materias de scrive — n stationery
matina — n morning
a esta matina — adv this morning
a matina — adv in the morning
a matina doman — adv tomorrow morning
a matina ier — adv yesterday morning
a matina oji — adv this morning
matini — vi become day, become morning; n dawn, daybreak
matriarcia — n matriarchy
matrioxca — n matryoshka (Russian nested doll)
matris — n matrix (mathematical)
matriside — vi commit matricide; n matricide (act)
matrisidor — n matricide (person)
matur — a mature, ripe, adult; aged (whiskey, cheese)
maturi — vi mature, ripen, grow up
maturia — n maturity
nonmatur — a immature
prematur — a premature
temprana matur — a precocious
maurian — a n Mauryan
Mauris — n Mauritius
maurisian — a n Mauritian
mausoleo — n mausoleum
max — n match, game (sporting encounter)
maxa — vt mash, crush, pulp, squash
maxador — n masher, crusher, pulper
maxador de patata — n potato masher
maxete — n machete
maxia — n messiah
maxial — a messianic
maxo — a macho
mazaua — a n Mazahua (person, language)
mazurca — n mazurka (dance)
me — pron I; me; det my
la me — n the self (psychology)
meato — n meatus (anatomy)
mecanica — n mechanics (science)
mecanica cuantal — n quantum mechanics
mecanica de sielo — n celestial mechanics
mecanicisme — n mechanism (science, philosophy)
mecaniciste — a mechanistic; n mechanist
mecotero — n scorpion fly (insect: order Mecoptera)
medalia — n medal
medalion — n medallion
Media — n Media
media- — pref mid-, middle
media — a middle, intermediate; n middle, center (US), centre (Br), median, halfway point
a media de — prep in the middle of
medial — a middling, medium
posmedia — n afternoon
medica — n medicine (profession)
medical — a medical
mediciste — n medic, physician
mediciste abitante — n resident (medical)
mediciste comensante — n intern (medical)
medieval — a medieval
medio — n means (to an end), measure; medium (transmission)
medios — n pl media (transmission; mass communications)
medios fluente — n pl streaming media
medios publica — n pl mass media
medios sever — n pl austerity measures
mediocre — a mediocre, ordinary, average, middling, uninspired, undistinguished, indifferent, unexceptional, unexciting, unremarkable, run-of-the-mill, pedestrian, prosaic, lackluster (US), lacklustre (Br), forgettable
mediocria — n mediocrity
medisin — n medicine (drugs), medication
medisin de fertilia — n fertility drug
medisinal — a medicinal
medita — vi meditate; n meditation
mediteraneo — a Mediterranean
Mar Mediteraneo — n Mediterranean
medula — n marrow, medulla, pith (anatomy)
medula de oso — n bone marrow
medula spinal — n spinal cord
medusa — n jellyfish, medusa (Cnideria: subphylum Medusozoa)
mega- — pref mega- (106)
megafon — n megaphone, bullhorn, loudhailer
megatera — n humpback whale (mammal: Megaptera novaeangliae)
meitnerio — n meitnerium (element)
melancolia — n melancholy, melancholia
melancolica — a melancholy, melancholic, melancholiac; n melancholiac
melanin — n melanin
melanoma — n melanoma
melanose — n melanosis
melanosite — n melanocyte
melasa — n molasses (US), treacle (Br)
melasin — a treacly
melatonina — n melatonin
melma — n slime, scum, gunge, goo
melmi — vt slime, gunge
melmosa — a slimy, scummy, gooey
melodia — n melody, tune
melodiosa — a melodious, melodic, tuneful
melon — n melon (fruit, plant: genus Cucumis)
melon de acua — n watermelon (fruit, plant: species Citrullus lanatus)
melonjena — n aubergine, eggplant (fruit, plant: species Solanum melongena)
membrana — n membrane
membrana mucosa — n mucous membrane
membro — n member (of group), fellow (of a society); limb (arm or leg)
membro de parlamento — n member of parliament, MP
memoria — n memory (as a capacity; including computing)
de memoria — n from memory (without notes), by rote
memorable — a memorable
memori — vt memorize, remember, commit to memory; n memorization
memoria aidante — n cache, cache memory (computing)
memoria de state solida — n solid-state drive
memoria flax — n flash memory
menasa — vt threaten, menace, intimidate, loom; n threat, menace, intimidation
menasante — a threatening, ominous
mendelevio — n mendelevium (element)
mendica — vt beg, solicit; n begging, solicitation
mendicor — n beggar
meninje — n meninge
meninjite — n meningitis
menir — n menhir
menisco — n meniscus
menonita — a n Mennonite
menonitisme — n Mennonitism
menopausa — n menopause
mense — n month
mensal — a monthly
per mense — adv per month, a month
menstrua — n menstruation, period
menstrui — vt menstruate
menta — n mint (plant: genus Mentha)
mentin — a minty
mente — n mind
de la mesma mente — a like-minded
mental — a mental
menti — vt lie (tell a lie); n lie
mentinte — a lying, untruthful, mendacious
mentor — n liar
mento — n chin
mentol — n menthol
menu — n menu
menu cadente — n drop-down menu
menu cascadente — n cascading menu
menur — n lyrebird (bird: genus Menura)
mera — a mere; adv merely, just, not much more than
mercato — n market (place, concept)
mercato de pulgas — n flea market
mercato otimiste — n bull market
mercato pesimiste — n bear market
mercator — n merchant, market trader
supramercato — n supermarket
mercurdi — n Wednesday (day of week)
Mercurio — n Mercury (mythology, planet)
mercurio — n mercury (element), quicksilver
merda — n shit (informal: dung)
merdi — vt shit (informal: defecate)
meringa — n meringue (food); merengue (dance)
merita — vt deserve, merit, be worthy of, warrant, be due, be owed, be entitled to; n merit, worth
cual merita la labora — a worthwhile, worth the effort, worth the trouble
merlan — n whiting (fish: species Merlangius merlangus)
merlo — n blackbird (bird: species Turdus merula)
merlon — n merlon, crenellation, castellation, embattlement
merlonin — a crenellated, castellated
merlusa — n hake (fish: genus Merluccius)
mersenario — n mercenary
mertensia — n bluebell (plant: genus Mertensia)
mervelia — vi marvel, wonder, be astonished; n marvel, miracle
merveliosa — a marvelous (US), marvellous (Br), awe-inspiring, majestic, magnificent, glorious, superb, wonderful, splendid, sublime
mesaje — n message
envia de mesajes pronto — n instant messaging
envia de mesajetas — n texting
mesaje pronto — n instant message
mesajeta — n text message, text, SMS
mesajor — n messenger, courier
mescal — n mescal
mescalina — n mescaline
mescite — n mesquite (plant: genus Prosopis)
mesma — det (usually preceded by "la") same, identical
en la mesma modo — adv in the same way
mesma — adv -self (emphatic; directly follows a pronoun or noun phrase)
la otras de me mesma — n my other selves
la re mesma — n the king himself
me mesma — pron (I) myself (emphatic)
me mesma plu joven — my younger self
nos mesma — pron (we) ourselves (emphatic)
par sola se mesma — adv single-handedly
se mesma — pron (he) himself, (she) herself, (it) itself, (they) themselves (emphatic)
tu mesma — pron (you) yourself (emphatic)
vos mesma — pron (you) yourselves (emphatic)
Mesoamerica — n Mesoamerica
mesolitica — a n Mesolithic
meson — n meson
Mesopotamia — n Mesopotamia
mesosoma — n mesosome
mesozoica — a n mesozoic
mestre — n teacher, master (of skill)
mestresa — n mistress (historical)
mestri — vt master (skill)
mesura — vt measure; n measure, measurement, dimension; bar (music)
mesuras — n pl measurements, dimensions
metaboli — vi vt metabolize; n metabolism
metacarpo — n metacarpus
metacarpal — a metacarpal
metadatos — n pl metadata
metafisica — n metaphysics
metafisical — a metaphysical
metafisiciste — n metaphysician
metafor — n metaphor
metaforal — a metaphorical, metaphoric
metal — a metal, metallic; n metal
metal resiclable — n scrap, scrap metal
metalurjia — n metallurgy
metalurjial — a metallurgical
metalurjiste — n metallurgist
metano — n methane
metastase — n metastasis
metatarso — n metatarsus
metatarsal — a metatarsal
meteor — n meteor
meteorin — a meteoric
meteorite — n meteorite
meteorolojia — n meteorology
meteorolojial — a meteorological; adv meteorologically
meteorolojiste — n meteorologist
metodo — n method, manner, way (of proceeding), technique, means
metodisme — n Methodism
metodiste — a n Methodist
metodosa — a methodical
par se metodo propre — adv on one's own terms
metodolojia — n methodology
metonim — a metonym
metonimia — n metonymy
metre — n meter (US), metre (Br) (measure of length; poetry)
cilometre — n kilometer (US), kilometre (Br)
cilometres — n pl mileage (distance traveled)
decametre — n decameter (US), decametre (Br)
desimetre — n decimeter (US), decimetre (Br)
ectometre — n hectometer (US), hectometre (Br)
metral — a metric
micrometre — n micrometer (US), micrometre (Br) (measure); micrometer (device)
milimetre — n millimeter (US), millimetre (Br)
sentimetre — n centimeter (US), centimetre (Br)
metro — n subway, underground (railroad)
metronomo — n metronome
mexa — n lock (of hair), tuft; wick; fuse (of bomb)
Mexico — n Mexico
mexican — a n Mexican
Miama — n Myanmar, Burma
miama — a Burmese (person, language)
miastenia — n myasthenia
miau! — intj miaow!, meow! (as cat)
miau-iau — a n Miao-Yao, Hmong-Mien (language)
micro- — pref micro- (10-6)
microarciteta — n microarchitecture (computing)
microbio — n microbe, bug, germ, virus; glitch, defect
antimicrobial — a antibiotic, antiseptic
microcosmo — n microcosm
microcredito — n microcredit
microfilma — n microfilm
microfon — n microphone
micron — n micron (measure)
micronda — n microwave
Micronesia — n Micronesia
micronesian — a n Micronesian
microscopio — n microscope
la Microscopio — n Microscopium (constellation)
microscopial — a microscopic
microtelia — n microchip, computer chip
miel — n honey
mielin — n honey, sweetheart
mielifaje — n honeyeater (bird: family Meliphagidae)
mielin — n myelin
mieloide — a myeloid
mielosite — n myelocyte
migra — vi migrate; n migration, immigration, emigration
migra a — v immigrate to
migra de — v emigrate from
migrante — a migrating; n migrant
migror — n immigrant, emigrant
migrania — n migraine
mil — det (a) thousand; a thousandth (ordinal)
mili — vi split into a thousand parts; n thousandth (fraction)
milenio — n millennium
milenialisme — n millennialism
milflor — n millefleurs, millefiori
mili- — pref milli- (10-3)
milia — n mile (measure of distance)
milia maral — n nautical mile
milio — n millet
milion — det (a) million; a millionth (ordinal)
milioni — vi split into a million parts; n millionth (fraction)
milionor — n millionaire
milipede — n millipede (class Diplopoda)
militar — a military; n military person
artes militar — n martial arts
desmilitari — v demilitarize; n demilitarization
militari — vi vt militarize; n militarization
militaria — n military
militarisme — n militarism
militariste — n militarist
nonmilitar — a n civilian
servi militar — n military service
militia — n militia
mima — vt mime, pantomime; n mime (art), pantomime
mimor — n mime (person); mockingbird, catbird, thrasher (bird: family Mimidae)
mimosa — n mimosa (drink; plant: genus Mimosa)
min — a prenom less, fewer; adv less
a la min — adv at least, as a minimum
la min — a prenom least, fewest; adv least
min bon es la problem, plu bon es la solve — the worse the problem, the better the solution
min... ca — less... than
min ca nun — second to none
min e min — adv less and less, ever less
min... min ... — the less... the less...
min... plu... — the less... the more ...
mina — vt mine (excavate); n mining (excavation), mine
sumina — v undermine
minareta — n minaret
mineral — a mineral; n mineral, ore
minerali — vi vt mineralize; n mineralization
mineralojia — n mineralogy
mineralojial — a mineralogical
mineralojiste — n mineralogist
miniatur — a n miniature
miniaturiste — n miniaturist
minibus — n minibus
minifalda — n miniskirt
minima — a minimum, minimal, least; nominal (fee); n minimum, least
a minima — adv at least
minimi — vi vt minimize; n minimization
minimisme — n minimalism
minimiste — a n minimalist
minio — n minium, red lead
ministro — n minister (government)
ministral — a ministerial
ministreria — n ministry (government)
ministro de relatas stranjer — n foreign minister, foreign secretary, secretary of state for foreign affairs
ministro prima — n prime minister, chancellor
minor — a minor, slight; junior, the younger (in names); n minor
minoria — n minority
minueto — n minuet (music, dance)
minuto — n minute (measure of time)
miope — a nearsighted (US), short-sighted (Br), myopic
miopia — n nearsightedness (US), short-sightedness (Br), myopia
miosene — a n miocene
miosite — n myocytis
mira — n myrrh (oleoresin, plant: species Commiphora myrrha)
miracle — n miracle
miraclosa — a miraculous; adv miraculously
miraje — n mirage
mirandes — a n Mirandes (language)
miror — n mirror
miror de retrovista — n rear-view mirror
mirori — vt mirror
mirto — n myrtle (plant, genus Myrtus)
misa — n mass (religious)
misa de moria — n requiem
misantropia — n misanthropy
misantropial — a misanthropic
misantropiste — n misanthrope, misanthropist
misca — vt mix, blend, jumble, intersperse; mingle; shuffle (mix the order of); n mixture, miscellany, jumble
miscable — a miscible
miscada — a mixed, miscellaneous
miscador — n blender, mixer, mixing machine
miscador de beton — n cement mixer
misera — a miserable, abject, wretched, piteous, pathetic; adv miserably; n wretch
miseria — n misery, abjection, abjectness
misil — n missile, projectile
misil de tera a aira — n surface-to-air missile
mision — n mission, expedition
mision fol — n fool's mission
misioneria — n mission (station)
misioneta — n errand
misionor — n missionary
misojine — a misogynistic; n misogynist
Misre — n Egypt (also Egipte)
misri — a n Egyptian
misterio — n mystery, enigma
desmisteri — vi vt demystify; n demystification
misteriosa — a mysterious
mistica — a mystic, mystical; n mystic
misticisme — n mysticism
mito — n myth, legend
desmiti — vi vt demythologize
mital — a mythical
mitocondria — n mitochondria
mitocondrial — a mitochondrial
mitolojia — n mythology
mitolojial — a mythological
mitra — n mitre
Mitra — n Mithras, Mithra
mitraisme (a-i) — n mithraism
mitraiste (a-i) — a n mithraist
mitralia — vt strafe
mitraliador — n machine gun
mitralior — n machine gunner
mmm! — intj yum! (good taste)
mmm... — intj hmmm... (thinking)
moa — n moa (bird: family Dinornithidae)
mobila — n piece of furniture, item of furniture
mobilas — n pl furniture (considered together), furnishings
mobili — vt furnish
moca — n mocha
mocasin — n moccasin
moda — n fashion, style, vogue, trend, fad; mood (grammar); mode (computing)
a la moda — a in fashion, cool, fashionable, stylish, trendy, hot, of the moment, du jour
bolsa de moda — n designer handbag
de moda pasada — a outdated, out of fashion, old-fashioned
moda de capeles — n hairstyle
moda dependente — n conditional mood (grammar)
moda indicante — n indicative mood (grammar)
moda refinada — n haute couture
moda sujuntiva — n subjunctive mood (grammar)
modiste — n fashion designer, milliner, follower of fashion, fashionista
modosa — a fashionable, stylish
nonmodosa — a unfashionable, unstylish
model — a model, exemplary, archetypal; n model, prototype, exemplar, example, archetype, pattern, standard, template, paradigm; model (art, fashion)
model a proportio — n scale model
model asemblable — n model for assembly, kit
modeli — vt model (make a model of; model clothes); n modeling (US), modelling (Br)
modem — n modem
modera — vt moderate; n moderation
moderada — a moderate
moderna — a modern
moderni — vi vt modernize; n modernization
modernor — n modernizer
modesta — a modest (dress)
tro modesta — a prudish
modo — n manner, means, way (of doing)
en no modo — adv by no means, in no way
en no modo ma — adv in no other way than, just, simply, purely
en un modo interesante — adv in an interesting way, interestingly
en un otra modo — adv in another way, otherwise
modo de susta — n livelihood, living
modo de vive — n way of life, lifestyle, approach to life
modula — vt modulate; n modulation
modulo — n module, modulus
8 modulo 3 es 2 — 8 modulo 3 is 2
mofeta — n skunk (mammal: family Mephitidae)
mofo — n mold (US), mould (Br), mildew (bacterial, fungal)
mofosa — a moldy (US), mouldy (Br)
mogano — n mahogany (wood, tree: genus Swietenia)
de mogano — a mahogany
mohair — n mohair
moia — vt wet; n wetting
moiada — a wet, soaked, drenched, macerated
moiste — a n Mohist
moisme — n Mohism
mol — a soft (not hard; compare "suave"), tender
moli — vi vt soften
molia — n softness
mol — n mole (chemistry)
mola — n spring (mechanical)
cargada par mola — a springloaded
molda — n mold (US), mould (Br), cast (container)
moldi — vt mold (US), mould (Br), cast
moldida — n molding (US), moulding (Br), casting; mold (US), mould (Br), cast (molded object)
Moldova — n Moldova
moldovan — a n Moldovan
moldur — n frame (picture), molding (US), moulding (Br), cornice
moldurador — n router
mole — vt grind, pulverize, reduce to powder; gnash
molecula — n molecule
moleculal — a molecular
molesta — vt molest, harass, harry; n harassment
molibdeno — n molybdenum (element)
molin — n mill
molin de carne — n meat grinder
molin de venta — n windmill
molini — vt mill
molinor — n miller
molo — n pier, jetty, quay, wharf
molusco — n mollusc (phylum Mollusca)
momento — n moment, instant; momentum
la bon momento — n the right moment, the opportunity, the chance
momental — a momentary
momento angulo — n angular momentum
momento de torse — n torque
momento linial — n linear momentum
momia — n mummy (preserved)
Monaco — n Monaco
monaces — a n Monacan
monarca — n monarch, sovereign; monarch (butterfly)
monarcal — a monarchic, monarchical, monarchistic
monarcia — n monarchy, sovereignty
monarciste — n monarchist
monce — n monk, nun
moncal — a monastic
monce fema — n nun
monce mas — n monk
monce sever — n ascetic
monceria — n monastery, convent, abbey
mone — n money, cash, currency
blanci mone — v launder money
con mone — adv in cash
lava mone — v launder money
monal — a monetary
mone blancida — n laundered money
mone de jua — n play money, monopoly money
mone falsa — n counterfeit money
mone lavada — n laundered money
mone sanguosa — n blood money
mone susia — n dirty money
moneria — n mint (coining money)
moneta — n coin
monedula — n jackdaw (bird: species Coloeus monedula)
Mongol — n Mongolia
mongol — a n Mongolian
monitor — n monitor (device)
monitor de glucosa — n glucose monitor, blood sugar monitor
monitori — vt monitor, keep an eye on; n monitoring, surveillance
monoblasto — n monoblast
monocini — n monokini
monoculo — n monocle
monoculal — a monocular
monocultiveria — n monoculture, plantation
monoftongo — n monophthong
monogamia — n monogamy
monogamiste — a monogamous; n monogamist
monolito — n monolith
monolitin — a monolithic
monologo — n monolog (US), monologue (Br)
monomio — n monomial
monomial — a monomial
mononucleose — n mononucleosis
monopolio — n monopoly
contra monopolio — a antitrust
monosacarido — n monosaccharide
monosido — n monoxide
monosido de carbon — n carbon monoxide
monosilaba — n monosyllable
monosilabal — a monosyllabic
monosite — n monocyte
monositopoiese — n monocytopoiesis
monoteiste (e-i) — a monotheistic; n monotheist
monoteisme (e-i) — n monotheism
monotono — n monotone
monotonia — n monotony
monotonosa — a monotonous, dull, tedious, boring
monstro — n monster
monstrin — a monstrous; adv monstrously
monstrinia — n monstrosity
monstro de Gila — n Gila monster (reptile: species Heloderma suspectum)
monta — vt mount, ride, sit on, straddle
desmonta — v dismount
montania — n mountain, mountainous area
montaniosa — a mountainous
monte — n mount, mountain
Montenegro — n Montenegro (also Tsernagora)
montenegrin — a n Montenegrin
monton — n heap, pile, mound
monton de neva — n snowdrift
un monton de — n a lot of, a load of, lots of, loads of
un monton de mone — n loads of money, a fortune
un monton de ricia — n loads of wealth, a fortune
Montserat — n Montserrat
montseratian — a n Montserratian
montur — n frame (eyeglasses), setting (jewelry), mount (jewelry), bezel
monumento — n monument, landmark, sight (tourist)
monumental — a monumental, landmark
mor — a dead; n dead person, casualty
moreria — n morgue
mori — vi die, perish, pass away; vt deaden; n death, dying
mori de famia — v starve; n starvation
mori e destrui — n death and destruction, carnage
moria — n death (being dead), mortality
morida — a deadened
nonmorinte — a undying
pos mori — a posthumous
mora — n blackberry (fruit, plant: genus Rubus, subgenus Rubus)
moral — a moral; adv morally
moralia — n morality
nonmoral — a immoral
nonmoralia — n immorality, iniquity
premoral — a premoral, innocent
prinsipe moral — n moral principle, moral
regula moral — n moral rule, moral
morbilio — n measles
morbosa — a morbid
morbosia — n morbidity
morde — vt bite
moren — n moraine
morera — n mulberry (fruit: genus Morus)
morero — n mulberry tree (genus Morus)
morfem — n morpheme
morfina — n morphine
morfolojia — n morphology
morfolojial — a morphological
mormon — a n Mormon
mormonisme — n Mormonism, Latter-day Saints
moro — a Moorish; n Moor
morsa — n walrus
mortal — a mortal, perishable
mortalia — n mortality (state of being mortal)
nonmortal — a immortal, imperishable, nonperishable
nonmortalia — n immortality
mortero — n mortar (material, weapon)
mos — n moss (plant: division Bryophyta)
mososa — a mossy
mosaica — n mosaic
Mosambic — n Mozambique
mosambican — a n Mozambican
mosarabi — a Mozarab
mosca — n fly (insect: infraorder Muscomorpha)
la Mosca — n Musca (constellation)
mosceta — n mosquito, gnat, midge (insect: infraorder Culicomorpha)
moscete — n musket
moscetor — n musketeer
mostarda — n mustard (plant: species Brassica hirta, nigra, juncea)
mostra — vt show, exhibit, display, reveal, demonstrate, illustrate; n exhibition, illustration, audition, sample
mostra e dise — v n show and tell
mostra prima — n premiere, opening, first showing (of film, etc)
mostra se autoria — n assert one's authority
mostra un video — v show a video, play a video
mostrable — a demonstrable
mostrada — a shown, revealed, manifest
mostral — a demonstrative
nonmostrada — a unshown
premostra — v presage, augur, portend, foreshadow, forebode
motel — n motel
motif — n motif, (repeating) pattern
motiva — vt motivate; n motive, motivation, incentive
automotiva — v motivate oneself
automotivada — a self-motivated, showing initiative
desmotiva — v demotivate; n disincentive
motobarco — n motorboat
motor — n motor, engine
motoriste — n motorist
motosicle — n motorcycle, motorbike
motosicliste — n motorcyclist, biker
motosiera — n chainsaw
move — vt move, shift, propel, transfer; shovel (snow, soil, etc); n movement, motion; movement (music)
de move lenta — a slow-motion, in slow motion
desmovabli — v immobilize; n immobilization
movable — a mobile
movabli — vi vt mobilize; n mobilization
movablia — n mobility
move ajitada — v fidget
move caracolin — v move at a snail's pace, crawl along
move casa — v move house, move (to a new home)
nonmovente — a motionless, unmoving, stationary
Moxe — n Moses
mu — n mu (Greek letter)
mua — vi n pout
muco — n mucus
muco nasal — n nasal mucus, snot, bogey
mucosa — a mucous
muda — a mute, dumb; n mute
mufin — n muffin
mugre — n filth, grime, muck, sludge, mess
mugrosa — a filthy, mucky, messy
mugul — a n Mughal, Mogul
Muhammad — n Muhammad
muladi — n muladi
mulato — n mulatto
muleta — n crutch
mulo — n mule
mulor — n muleteer
multa — vt fine, penalize; n fine, penalty, ticket, forfeit, forfeiture
multe — det many, much, various; adv very, really, quite; pron many, much
es plu multe ca — v outnumber
multe min (ca) — a many fewer, much less (than); adv much less (than)
multe plu (ca) — a many more, much more (than); adv much more (than)
multia — n multitude, myriad
multibanda — a multitrack
multicanal — a multichannel
multicolor — a multicolored (US), multicoloured (Br), multicolor (US), multicolour (Br), variegated, motley
multicor — a multicore
multicultural — a multicultural
multidimensional — a multidimensional
multidirijal — a multidirectional
multietnical — a multiethnic
multifase — a multiphase
multiladal — a multilateral, many-sided
multilingual — a multilingual; n polyglot
multimedia — a n multimedia
multinivel — a multilevel, multistory (US), multistorey (Br)
multiple — a multiple; n multiple (of a number)
multipli — vi vt multiply; n multiplication
multiplida par — prep multiplied by, times
multirazal — a multiracial
multiselulal — a multicellular
multitaxe — a multitasking
multitaxia — n multitasking
multiusa — a multipurpose, multifunctional, versatile
multiusor — a multiuser
multiversa — n multiverse
mundo — n world
de la mundo — a cosmopolitan
mundal — a pertaining to the world, worldly
muni — vt supply with ammunition; n ammunition, ammo
munisipa — n municipality
munisipal — n municipal
mur — n wall (of building)
mur contra esplodes — n blast wall
mureta — n board (for writing or displaying on); partition
mureta blanca — n whiteboard
mureta negra — n blackboard
muron — n rampart, defensive wall, city wall
muron de tera — n earthwork
Muritania — n Mauritania
muritani — a n Mauritanian
murmura — vt n murmur, mumble; mutter, grumble
mus — n mouse (mammal: genus Mus; computing)
mus — n mousse
musa — n muse
musarania — n shrew (mammal: family Soricidae)
muscada — n nutmeg (spice, plant: genus Myristica)
musco — n musk
muscosa — a musky
musculo — n muscle
musculal — a muscular (relating to muscles)
musculor — n muscleman
musculosa — a muscular (with developed muscles)
muselina — n muslin
de muselina — a muslin
museo — n museum
musica — n music
musica de asendador — n muzak, elevator music (US), lift music (Br)
musica de folclor — n folk music
musica en conserta — n live music
musica rap — n rap music
musical — a musical
musiciste — n musician
musicolojia — n musicology
musicolojiste — n musicologist
musli — n granola, muesli
muslim — a n Muslim, Islamic
muslo — n mussel (bivalve: family Mytilidae)
mustax — n mustache (US), moustache (Br)
mustela — n weasel (mammal: genus Mustela)
muta — vi vt mutate, transform, transmute; n mutation, transformation, metamorphosis, transmutation
mutable — a mutable, changeable
mutablia — n mutability
mutada — a mutated; n mutant
mutador — n transformer
mutisme — n metamorphism (geology)
nonmutable — a immutable
nonmutablia — n immutability
mutila — vt mutilate; n mutilation
mutua — a mutual, reciprocal; adv mutually, reciprocally, to each other
mutui — vi vt mutualize
muu! — intj moo! (as cow)
mui — vi moo, low; n mooing, lowing
muxu — n mu shu (Chinese pork dish)
N — /en/ n N (letter)
n — abbr (numero) number
nabatea — a n Nabatean
nabo — n turnip (root, plant: species Brassica rapa)
nada — vi swim; n swim
naderia — n swimming baths (premises), swimming complex, natatorium
nadir — n nadir
nafta — n naphtha
naftalina — n naphthalina
naftol — n naphthol
naive — a naive, ingenuous, trusting, innocent, unsophisticated; n simpleton
naivia — n naivety, naïveté, naiveness, innocence
Namibia — n Namibia
namibian — a n Namibian
nana — a n dwarf, midget
nano- — pref nano- (10-9)
nara — vt narrate, tell, relate (story); n narration, story, tale, chronicle
malnara — v garble (story)
nara de fes — n fairy tale
nara en tre libros — n trilogy
nara fondal — n backstory
naras — n stories, fiction
naras siensal — n science fiction
nareta — n short story
naror — n storyteller, narrator, raconteur
narcolesia — n narcolepsy
narcolesica — a narcoleptic
narcose — n narcosis
narcotica — a n narcotic (drug)
nardo — n spikenard (plant: species Nardostachys grandiflora)
narina — n nostril
narsisiste — a narcissistic; n narcissist
narsisisme — n narcissism
narsiso — n narcissus, daffodil (plant: genus Narcissus)
narval — n narwhal (mammal: species Monodon monoceros)
nas — n nose
nasal — a nasal; n nasal (consonant)
nasali — vi nasalize
nase — vi be born; n birth
ante nase — a prenatal (baby)
la Renase — n the Renaissance
nasente — a nascent
pos nase — a postnatal (baby)
renase — v be reborn; n rebirth, renaissance
nasion — n nation, state (political)
nasional — a national
nasional falsa — a pseudo-national
nasionali — vi nationalize; n nationalization
nasionalia — n nationality
nasionalisme — n nationalism
nasionaliste — a nationalistic; n nationalist
Nasiones Unida — n pl United Nations
nasturtio — n nasturtium (plant: genus Tropaeolum)
natal — n Christmas
arbor de natal — n Christmas tree
de natal — a Christmas
la sera de natal — n Christmas Eve
nativa — a native (to a place); n native
renativi — vi repatriate; n repatriation
natur — n nature
natur mor — n still life
natural — a natural; organic (food); adv naturally, of course
naturin — a naturalistic
naturiste — n naturalist
nonatural — a unnatural
supranatural — a supernatural
naturali — vi naturalize, become a citizen; vt admit someone to citizenship, naturalize
nauatla — a n Nahuatl (language)
Nauero — n Nauru
nauero — a n Nauruan
nausea — vt nauseate; n nausea, nauseation
nausea ensintal — n morning sickness
nauseada — a nauseated
nauseosa — a nauseous, queasy
nautilo — n nautilus (family Nautilidae)
naveta — n shuttle (weaving); ferry (boat)
naveta spasial — n space shuttle
navetor — n ferryman
naviga — vt sail, navigate; n sailing, navigation
navigor — n navigator
nazi — a n Nazi
nazisme — n Nazism
nb — abbr (nota bon) NB, nota bene
ne — n nay (Middle Eastern flute)
nebla — n fog
desneblador — n demister, defogger
desnebli — v demist, defog; deblur (images)
nebla fumosa — n smog
neblador — n mister, nebulizer
nebleta — n mist, haze
nebli — vi mist up, fog up, become misty, become foggy; blur (images)
neblosa — a foggy, vague, fuzzy; blurry (images, vision)
nebulosa — n nebula
necator — n hookworm (parasite: genus Necator)
necatoriase — n hookworm, necatoriasis (disease)
necrofil — a n necrophiliac
necrofilia — n necrophilia
necromansia — n necromancy
Nederland — n Netherlands, Holland (Netherlands)
nederlandes — a n Dutch, Netherlandish (person, language)
nefrite — n nephritis
nega — vt deny, negate, repudiate, nullify, annul, rescind, overrule, countermand; n denial, negation, repudiation, annulment
nega a se — v deny oneself; n abnegation, self-denial
nega con se testa — v shake one's head
negable — a deniable
nonegable — a undeniable; adv undeniably
negativa — a negative; n negative (photography)
negosia — vt negotiate; n negotiation
negosior — n negotiator
negra — a n black (color)
negra con carbon — a sooty
negra de carbon — n soot
negri — vi blacken, char, scorch, singe
nelumbo — n sacred lotus (plant, genus Nelumbo)
nematodo — n roundworm, nematode (\phylum: Nematoda)
neodimio — n neodymium (element)
neolitica — a n Neolithic
neon — n neon (element)
Nepal — n Nepal
nepali — a n Nepali, Nepalese (person, language)
nepentes — n pitcher plant (plant: genus Nepenthes)
nepeta — n catnip (plant: genus Nepeta)
nervo — n nerve
nervo oial — n optic nerve
nervo serebral — n cerebral nerve
nervosa — a nervous
nesesa — vt need, require (physical obligation), lack; n need (state)
nesesa ce — v it is necessary that...
nesesada — a needed, required, necessary, indispensable, must-have, requisite; adv necessarily; n necessity, requirement, must (object of need), prerequisite
nonesesada — a unnecessary, dispensable
neta — n granddaughter
duneta — n great-granddaughter
duneto — n great-grandson
netisme — n nepotism
neto — n grandson
treneta — n great-great-granddaughter
treneto — n great-great-grandson
neta — a adv net, nett (excluding tax)
netar — n nectar
netarina — n sunbird (bird: family Nectariniidae)
netsuce — n netsuke (carved obi toggle)
netunio — n neptunium (element)
Netuno — n Neptune (planet, mythology)
neurastenia — n neurasthenia
neurastenial — a neurasthenic
neuropeptido — n neuropeptide
neurosiensa — n neuroscience
neurosiensiste — n neuroscientist
neurotransmetador — n neurotransmitter
neuton — n newton (measure)
neutra — a neutral; neuter (gender)
neutri — vi neutralize, neuter, spay
neutria — n neutrality
neutrino — n neutrino
neutrofil — n neutrophil
neutron — n neutron
neva — vi snow; n snow
neva dejelada — v sleet; n sleet; slush
nevosa — a snowy
nevo — n mole (on skin), nevus (US), naevus (Br)
niama — n yam (plant, root: genus Dioscorea)
Nicaragua — n Nicaragua
nicaraguan — a n Nicaraguan
nicel — n nickel (element)
niceli — vt nickel-plate
nicelida — a nickel-plated
nido — n nest, hive, den, lair
nidi — vt nest (in); nestle
nido de abeas — n beehive
nidor — n nestling (bird)
Nijer — n Niger
nijerien — a n Nigerien
Nijeria — n Nigeria
nijerian — a n Nigerian
nilon — n nylon
nimbo — a n nimbus (cloud)
nimfa — n nymph
nimfea — n water lily (plant: family Nymphaeaceae)
nimfomania — n nymphomania
nimfomanica — a n nymphomaniac
ninja — n ninja
niobio — n niobium (element)
Nion — n Japan (also Japan)
nion — a n Japanese (person, language)
nirvana — n nirvana
nitrojen — n nitrogen (element)
Niue — n Niue
niue — a n Niuean
nivel — a level, even (on same level); n level (stage of progress); floor, story (US), storey (Br), deck (of ship)
nivel de mar — n sea level
nivel de tera — n ground floor, ground level
nivel prima — n first floor (above ground level)
nix — n niche
no — det no; adv preverb not; conj (and) not
esta, (e) no acel — this, (and) not that
no bon no mal — so so, comme ci comme ça
no cosa — n nothing
no cosa plu ca... — nothing more than..., mere, simple
no... e no... — conj neither... nor...
no plu ca... — no more than..., mere, simple
no — n noh
no — intj no
Noa — n Noah
nobelio — n nobelium (element)
nobil — a noble; n noble
nobilia — n nobility
noca — n knuckle
noda — vt knot; n knot, node
noda limfal — n lymph node
noda papilin — n bow (knot)
nodosa — a knotty, nodose
noia — vt bore, tire; n boredom, tedium, ennui
noiada — a bored
noiante — a tiresome, boring, tedious, dull
noior — n bore (person)
nom — n name; noun
autonomida — a self-proclaimed, self-styled
con nom falsa — a pseudonymous; adv pseudonymously
es nomida — v be named, be called
malnomida — a misnamed; n misnomer
nom ante sposi — n maiden name
nom de gera — n nom de guerre
nom duple — n double noun (e.g. "la mense janero")
nom falsa — n alias, pseudonym
nom familial — n family name, surname
nom individua — n first name
nom madral — n matronym
nom orijinal — n original name, maiden name, birth name
nom padral — n patronym
nom propre — n proper noun
nomes — n pl names, nomenclature
nometa — n nickname
nomi — vt name, give a name to, appoint
par nom — a nominal
posnomal — a postnominal; n postnominal word
prenomal — a prenominal; n prenominal word
renomi — v rename
sin nom — a nameless, anonymous
nominativa — a n nominative (grammar)
non- — pref un-, non- (added to a: a opposite of ...; added to n of same form as v: n non-, lack of ...; becomes no- before N)
nonagon — a nonagonal; n nonagon
norde — a north, northern; n north
norde-este — a northeast, northeasterly; n northeast
norde-ueste — a northwest, northwesterly; n northwest
nordica — a Norse
norepinefrina — n norepinephrine, noradrenaline
Noria — n Norway
norsce — a Norwegian
norma — n norm, standard
nonormal — a abnormal, aberrant, odd, strange, irregular
nonormalia — n abnormality, aberration, irregularity
normal — a normal, ordinary, usual, standard, conventional, regular; adv normally, ordinarily, usually
normali — vi normalize; n normalization
normalia — n normality, regularity
normi — vt standardize; n standardization
normande — a n Norman (person, language)
Normandia — n Normandy
normoblasto — n normoblast
nos — pron we, us; det our
nosebo — a n nocebo
nosiva — a harmful, noxious, pernicious
nonosiva — a benign, harmless, innocuous
nostaljia — n nostalgia
nostaljial — a nostalgic
nota — vt note, notice; (musical) note; n note, letter, message, memorandum, memo, annotation, notice, bulletin
ja notada — a already mentioned, aforementioned
nonotada — a unnoted, unnoticed; n oversight
nota basa — n footnote
nota bon — intj by the way, nota bene
nota codal — n endnote
nota de reseta — n receipt
nota de serti — n certificate
notable — a notable, mentionable, noticeable, remarkable, considerable; adv notably, noticeably, remarkably, considerably
notas (de reuni) — n minutes (of meeting)
notor — n notary
note — n night
a note — adv at night
en la note — adv in the night, overnight
medianote — n midnight
note des-du — n Twelfth Night
note tarda — n late night
noti — vi become night; n nightfall, dusk
pos medianote — adv after midnight, in the dead of night, in the middle of the night
noturna — a nocturnal (biology)
nova — a new, novel, recent; adv again
bon novas — n pl good news, good tidings
la plu nova — a newest, latest (as in "the latest thing in fashion")
mal novas — n pl bad news, bad tidings
novas — n pl news, tidings, current events
noveta — n novelty, curiosity
renovable — a renewable
renovi — vi renew, renovate, upgrade, refurbish, revamp; n renewal, renovation, upgrade, refurbishment
nova — n nova (astronomy)
supranova — n supernova
nove — det nine; a ninth (ordinal)
novi — vi split into nine; n ninth (fraction)
novela — n novel
novela rosa — n romance novel
noveleta — n novella
novelor — n novelist
novembre — n November
noza — n nut (generally); walnut
noza de Brazil — n Brazil nut
nozeta — n hazelnut
nozeto — n hazel (tree: genus Carylus)
nozo — n walnut (tree: genus Juglans)
nozo american — n hickory (tree: genus Carya)
nozo de Brazil — n Brazil nut (tree: genus Bertholletia)
-nte — suf active participle (added to v: a ...ing; n thing that is ...ing)
nu — n nu (Greek letter)
nube — n cloud (including cloud computing)
nube de zucar — n marshmallow (confection)
nubosa — a cloudy
nubosia — n cloudiness
sin nube — a cloudless, cloudfree
nuca — n nape, back of the neck
nucleo — n nucleus, kernel; head (syntax)
nucleal — a nuclear, nucleic
nucleol — n nucleolus
nuda — a nude, naked, bare, exposed
nudi — vi strip, denude
nudia — n nudity, nakedness
nudifilo — n wire-stripper
nudisme — n nudism
nudiste — n nudist
nuga — n nougat
numatico — n tire (US), tyre (Br) (of wheel)
numero — n number (position in sequence, but not how many in total); issue, edition (of periodical); item, entry (in list); numeral (part of speech)
numeral — a numeric
numeri — vt number, assign a number to
numerisme — n numeracy
numeriste — a numerate
numero nonreta — n odd number
numero primal — n prime number
numero reta — n even number
numero sin costa — n toll-free number (telephone)
numerosa — a numerous
numerolojia — n numerology
numerolojiste — n numerologist
numismatia — n numismatics, coin collecting
numismatial — a numismatic
numismatiste — n numismatist, coin collector
nun — pron no one, nobody
nunca — adv never, not ever
nuntxacu — n nunchaku (Japanese weapon)
nuri — vt feed, nourish, fuel (metaphor); n nourishment, nutrition
malnuri — n malnutrition
malnurida — a malnourished, undernourished
nurinte — a nutritious; n nutrient
nuriste — n nutritionist
renuri — v feed again, feed back; n feedback (audio, video)
O — n O (letter)
o — conj or
o... o... — conj either... or...
o! — intj oh! (surprise), O! (vocative)
-o — suf (added to n: n male equivalent of ... [relative]; tree bearing ... [fruit, nut])
oasis — n oasis
obedi — vt obey; n obedience
desobedi — v disobey; n disobedience
obedinte — a obedient
obelisce — n obelisk
obesa — a fat, obese, plump, corpulent, portly, stout
obesia — n obesity
obi — n obi (Japanese sash)
oblida — vt forget
nonoblidable — a unforgettable
no-oblida-me — n forget-me-not (plant: genus Myosotis)
oblida lo! — intj forget it!, forget about it!, never mind!
oblidante — a forgetful
obliga — vt oblige, compel (socially); n obligation, commitment, duty, responsibility
nonobligante — a optional, not required
obliga finansial — n bond
obligada — a obligated, compelled
obligante — a obligatory, compulsory, mandatory
oboe — n oboe
oboiste — n oboist
ocapi — n okapi (mammal: species Okapia johnstoni)
oce — a OK, okay, all right, alright, good, acceptable; adv OK, okay, well, well enough; intj OK, okay, yes, all right, alright
ma oce — intj oh well (resigned acceptance)
oculo — n (pair of) spectacles, (pair of) glasses, (pair of) eyeglasses
oculeria — n glasses store, optician's shop
oculiste — n oculist, optician
oculo coretinte — n corrective glasses
oculo de sol — n sunglasses
oculo protejente — n goggles
oculta — vt occult; n occultation (astronomy)
oculto — n occult (supernatural)
ocultal — a occult
ocupa — vt occupy; n occupation; walk of life
casa nonlegal ocupada — n squat, illegally occupied house
nonocupada — a unoccupied
ocupada — a occupied, busy
ocupal — a occupational
ocupante — a occupying
ocupor — n occupant, occupier; occupying force
ocupor nonlegal — n squatter, illegal occupant
reocupa — v reoccupy; n reoccupation
odalisce — n odalisque
odia — vt hate, detest, abominate, resent, abhor; n hatred, animosity, resentment, spite, abomination
odiable — a detestable, abominable, odious, loathsome, execrable; n abomination (thing)
odiablia — n odiousness
odiosa — a hateful, spiteful, resentful
odjibua — a n Ojibwa, Chippewa (person, language)
odor — n smell, scent, odor (US), odour (Br)
bon odor — n good smell, aroma, fragrance
bonodori — v smell good; aromatize; n aromatization
bonodorinte — a aromatic, fragrant
bonodorosa — a aromatic, fragrant
desodori — v deodorize
desodorinte — n deodorant; air freshener
malodor — n bad smell, stink, stench
malodori — v smell bad, stink, reek
malodorinte — a smelly, malodorous, foul-smelling, stinking
malodorosa — a smelly, malodorous, foul-smelling, stinking
odori — vi smell, give off a smell
odori bon — v smell good
odori mal — v smell bad
odorosa — a smelly, odorous, strong-smelling
ofende — vt offend, appall (US), appal (Br), shock, trespass against (dated); n offensiveness, obscenity
es ofendeda par — v resent
nonofendente — a inoffensive; innocent (joke)
ofendeda — a indignant
ofendente — a offensive, disgusting, obscene
ofisia — n office, agency, bureau, facility; practice (medical, legal); position (of authority)
ofisia a casa — n home office
ofisia de bileta — n ticket office, box office
ofisia de comersia — n chamber of commerce
ofisia de governa — n ministry
ofisia de informa — n information office, information bureau
ofisia de intercambia — n currency exchange (US), bureau de change (Br)
ofisia de papa — n pontificate
ofisia de polisia — n police station
ofisia de posta — n post office
ofisia de site — n town hall, city hall
ofisial — a official; adv officially
ofisior — n official (person), officer
ofisior alta — n high-ranking officer, dignitary
ofisior militar — n military officer
ofre — vt offer, bid, tender; n offer
oftalmite — n ophthalmia, ophthalmitis
oftalmolojia — n ophthalmology
oftalmolojiste — n ophthalmologist, oculist
oftalmoplejia — n ophthalmoplegia
oftalmoscopio — n ophthalmoscope
ogro — n ogre
oia — vt hear; n (sense of) hearing
acaso oiada — a overheard
no oia — v miss, not hear
nonoiable — a inaudible
oia acaso — v overhear
oia secreta — v eavesdrop
oiable — a audible
oiadas — n pl hearsay
oio — n eye
oio de pex — n fisheye; fisheye lens
ojeto — n object (including grammar), target, goal, objective, cause
ojetal — a objective (relating to an object or target)
oji — adv today
olandes — a Hollandaise
ole — vt smell (perceive a smell); n (sense of) smell
olibano — n frankincense
oligarca — n oligarch
oligarcia — n oligarchy
oligosacarido — n oligosaccharide
oligosene — a n oligocene
olimpiada — n olympiad
olimpial — a olympic
juas olimpial — n Olympic Games, Olympics
olio — n oil
oli — vt oil; n oiling
oliosa — a oily
oliste — a holistic; n holist
olisme — n holism
oliva — n olive (fruit)
olivo — n olive tree (species Olea europaea)
olmo — n elm (tree: genus Ulmus)
olocausto — n holocaust
olosene — a n holocene
om — n man (adult human male), fellow, guy, chap; husband (informal)
bonom — n good-natured fellow, nice guy, decent chap, average joe
om de casa — n man of the house, male homemaker, househusband, stay-at-home dad
om de corte — n (male) courtier
om de mundo — n (male) socialite
om joven — n young man
omia — n manhood
supraom — n superman
omaro — n lobster
ombilico — n navel
ombilical — a umbilical
ombra — n shadow, shade; silhouette
ombral — a shadow
ombri — vt overshadow, put into shadow, cast a shadow over; shade, shade in
ombrida — a overshadowed, dwarfed; shaded, shady
ombrin — a shadowy
ombra — a n umber (color)
ome — n ohm (measure)
omega — n omega (Greek letter)
omeleta — n omelet (US), omelette (Br)
omento — n omentum (anatomy)
omeopatia — n homeopathy (US), homoeopathy (Br)
omeopatiste — n homeopath (US), homoeopath (Br)
omero — n humerus (anatomy)
omete — vt omit, leave out; n omission
omicron — n omicron (Greek letter)
omiside — vi commit murder, commit homicide; n murder, homicide (legal term)
omisideda — n murder victim
omisidor — n murderer, homicide
omnipotia — n omnipotence
omnipotiosa — a omnipotent
omnisiensa — n omniscience
omnisiensosa — a omniscient
omnivor — a omnivorous; n omnivore
omofon — a homophonous; n homophone
omojene — a homogeneous, homogene
omojenia — n homogeneity
omoloja — a homologous; n homolog (US), homologue (Br), homology (particular)
omolojia — n homology (concept)
omonim — a homonymous; n homonym, namesake
omonimia — n homonymy
omosesal — a homosexual
omosesalia — n homosexuality
on — pron one, you, they (people in general)
-on — suf (added to n: n larger equivalent of ...; outer equivalent of ... [garment])
onca — n hook
onca de pexa — n fishhook
oncanelo (comp) — n hook-and-eye fastener
onci — vt hook, hook up, dock, couple
onda — vi vt undulate, heave; n wave, undulation
onda de ataca — n assault wave
ondeta — v ripple, flutter; n ripple, wavelet, flutter
ondin — a wavelike, corrugated
ondon — n surge
ondosa — a wavy
via ondante — n roller coaster
Onduras — n Honduras
onduran — a n Honduran
onesta — a honest, truthful
nononesta — a dishonest, shady
nononestia — n dishonesty
onestia — n honesty
onion — n onion (plant, bulb: species Allium cepa)
oniromansia — n oneiromancy
onix — n onyx (mineral)
onomatopea — n onomatopoeia
onomatopeal — a onomatopoeic
onora — vt honor (US), honour (Br), commemorate, credit, glorify; n honor (US), honour (Br), credit (for achievement), face (as in "saving face"); commemoration, homage, honorableness (US), honourableness (Br), reverence, glory
desonora — v dishonor (US), dishonour (Br), disgrace, discredit, compromise; n dishonor (US), dishonour (Br), disgrace, ignominy
desonorosa — a dishonorable (US), dishonourable (Br), disgraceful
onorable — a honorable (US), honourable (Br), venerable, reverend (form of address)
onoral — a honorary, commemorative
onorosa — a honorable (US), honourable (Br); with honor (US), with honour (Br), honorably (US), honourably (Br)
salva la onora — v save face
salvante de onora — a face-saving
vea onorada — a time-honored (US), time-honoured (Br)
onsa — n ounce (measure)
ontolojia — n ontology
ontolojial — a ontological, ontologic
op! — intj oops!, whoops! (mistake)
opaca — a opaque
opal — n opal
opalin — a opaline, opalescent
opera — vi vt operate (machinery, surgery); do business; function, work (properly); n operation; doing business; piece of work, work of art, opus; opera
malopera — v malfunction
opera de banco — n banking practice
opera de petra — n stonework, masonry
opera en curso — n work in progress
opera mestral — n masterpiece, magnum opus
opera perforada — n openwork
operante — a functioning, functional, working (properly)
opina — vt opine, hold an opinion; n opinion, mind
opinosa — a opinionated
opio — n opium (drug)
oportun — a opportune, convenient; n opportunity
acaso oportun — n opportunity
aveni oportun — n opportune occasion
momento oportun — n opportune moment
nonoportun — a inopportune
oportunia — n opportunity, convenience
oportunisme — n opportunism
oportuniste — a opportunistic; n opportunist
oposa — vt oppose, object, withstand, contrast, counter, counteract; n objection, opposition, antagonism
oposante — a opposing, opposite, contrary, adverse, antagonistic, dissident; complementary (color); n complement (of color)
oposor — n opponent, rival, adversary, antagonist
oposum — n opossum (mammal: family Didelphidae)
opresa — vt oppress; n oppression
opresante — a oppressive
opresor — n oppressor
-or — suf -er (added to v or n or a: person [or personified thing] who does ... [v] or uses ... [n] or causes things to become ... [a], often professionally)
ora — n hour, time
ora de adormi — n bedtime
ora de retira — n curfew
ora favoreda — n prime time
oraculo — n oracle
oraculal — a oracular
orangutan — n orangutan (primate: genus Pongo)
orania — a orange; n orange (color, fruit)
oranio — n orange tree (species Citrus sinensis)
orbita — vt orbit; n orbit; eye socket
orcestra — n orchestra
orcestra de jaz — n big band, jazz orchestra
orcestral — a orchestral
orcestri — vt orchestrate; n orchestration
orcidea — n orchid (plant: family Orchidaceae)
orco — n orc (evil creature from the literary works of J.R.R. Tolkien)
orceta — n goblin, gremlin
ordina — vt order, sort, sequence, rank, grade; tidy, neaten, groom; ordain (religious); n order (including of monks), arrangement (including music), sequence; ordination (religious)
desordina — v make a mess of, mess up; n mess, disorder
desordinada — a messy, untidy, disorderly, sloppy, slovenly, bedraggled, dishevelled
en ordina — adv in order, respectively
ordina de la dia — n order of the day, agenda
ordinada — a ordered, orderly, neat, tidy
ordinal — a ordinal
reordina — v reorder, put back in order, tidy up, clear up
suordina — v subordinate
suordinada — a subordinate, secondary, vice-, deputy; n deputy
supraordinada — a superordinate
ordovisian — a n ordovician (geology)
orea — n ear
con oretas — a tabbed
orea asoluta — n perfect pitch
oreal — a aural, of the ear; auditory, audial
oreta — n tab (of page)
orealeta — n earring
oregano — n oregano (spice, plant: species Origanum vulgare)
orexina — n orexin
orfan — a n orphan
orfaneria — n orphanage
orfani — vi vt orphan
organisme — n organism
organiza — vt organize, arrange; n organization, arrangement; institute, society, club
desorganiza — v disorganize; n disorganization
desorganizada — a disorganized
organiza nongovernal — n non-governmental organization, NGO
organizor — n organizer, producer, impresario
reorganiza — v reorganize; n reorganization
supraorganiza — n umbrella group
organo — n organ (anatomy, music)
organal — a organic (of living matter; but not produced without pesticides)
organiste — n organist; euphonia (bird: genus Euphonia)
organiste verde — n chlorphonia (bird: genus Chlorphonia)
organo de rola — n barrel organ, hurdy-gurdy
organos — n pl organs, offal
organos sesal — n sexual organs
organotrof — a organotrophic; n organotroph
organotrofia — n organotrophia
orgasma — vi orgasm; n orgasm
orgasmal — a orgasmic
orgulo — n pride
es orgulosa de — v be proud of, glory in
orgulosa — a proud
oria — n Oriya (person, language)
orienta — vi vt orient, orientate; n orientation
origami — n origami
orijin — n origin, source, provenance
american orijinal — a n American Indian, Native American
australian orijinal — a n Australian Aborigine
orijinal — a original, creative; adv originally; né, née
orijinalia — n originality, creativity
oriol — n oriole (bird: family Oriolidae)
Orion — n Orion (constellation, mythology)
oriteropo — n aardvark (mammal: species Orycteropus afer)
orix — n oryx (mammal: genus Oryx)
orizon — n horizon, skyline
orizon de avenis — n event horizon
orizonal — a horizontal
orjia — n orgy
orjial — a orgiastic
orlo — n hem
ormon — n hormone
orna — vt decorate (ornately); n decoration, ornament
ornal — a decorative, ornamental
ornosa — a ornate, rococo, baroque, florid, gaudy
ornitolojia — n ornithology
ornitolojial — a ornithological
ornitolojiste — n ornithologist
ornitorinco — n platypus (mammal: genus Ornithorhynchus anatinus)
oro — a gold, golden (color); n gold (color, metal)
de oro — a gold (element, metal), (made) of gold
ori — vt gold-plate
orida — a gold-plated, gold-filled
oror — n goldsmith
orosa — a golden, (made) of gold
orolojo — n clock
con la orolojo — a clockwise
contra la orolojo — a counterclockwise, anticlockwise
la Orolojo — n Horologium (constellation)
orolojeta — n watch, wristwatch, pocketwatch
orolojo de arena — n hourglass, eggtimer
orolojor — n clockmaker, watchmaker
oroscopo — n horoscope
ortensia — n hydrangea (plant: genus Hydrangea)
ortica — n nettle (plant: genus Urtica)
orticultur — n horticulture
orto — n truck farm, market garden, orchard
orteta — n kitchen garden, vegetable garden, vegetable patch
ortodox — a orthodox
ortodoxia — n orthodoxy
ortogonal — a orthogonal; adv orthogonally
ortografia — n orthography
ortografial — a orthographic
ortonis — n logrunner (bird: genus Orthonyx)
ortopedia — n orthopedics (US), orthopaedics (Br), orthopedy (US), orthopaedy (Br)
ortopediste — n orthopedist (US), orthopaedist (Br)
orzo — n barley (plant: species Hordeum vulgare)
-osa — suf -ful, -ous, -y (added to n: a full of ..., made of ...)
osa — vt dare, venture; n daring, audacity
osante — a daring, audacious
ososia — n chutzpah
osale — n sorrel (plant: species Rumex acetosa)
osca — a n Oscan (ancient Italian tribe)
oscur — a dark, dim, dusky; obscure, little-known; n darkness (absence of light), gloom
oscuri — vi darken, dim, obscure, remove light; obfuscate
oscuria — n darkness, obscurity (state)
oscurisme — n obscurantism
oscuriste — n obscurantist
Oseania — n Oceania
oserva — vt observe, watch; n observation, reconnaissance
oservante — v watching, observant
oserveria — n observatory
oservor — n observer, spectator
oservor de avias — n birdwatcher
osese — vt obsess; n obsession
oseseda — a obsessed, infatuated
osesente — a obsessive
osesor — n obsessive
osetin — a n Ossetian (language)
osido — n oxide
antiosidinte — n antioxidant
osidi — vi rust, oxidize, tarnish; n rust, corrosion, oxidation, tarnish
osidinte — a rusting, rusty
osijen — n oxygen (element)
osila — vi vt oscillate, rock, sway, pitch; n oscillation, swaying
osilante — v oscillating, rocking, swaying, pitching
osio — n leisure
osiosa — a leisurely, idle; adv at leisure, idly
ositan — a n Occitan (language)
ositosina — n oxytocin
osmanian — a n Osmanli, Ottoman, Osmanian
osmio — n osmium
oso — n bone
oso de colar — n clavicle, collarbone
oso de pex — n fishbone
oso de spala — n scapula, shoulderblade
ospisio — n hospice
ospita — vt host (event)
ospitador — n host (computing)
ospitia — n hospitality
ospitor — n host, hostess
ospitor de avion — n air steward, air stewardess, air hostess
ospitor de discutes — n talk-show host (US), chat-show host (Br)
ospital — n hospital
ospital de madres — n maternity hospital
ospitali — vt hospitalize; n hospitalization
ostaculo — n obstacle, barrier, hurdle
ostaje — n hostage
ostenta — vt show off, flaunt; n ostentation
ostentosa — a ostentatious, pompous, flamboyant, pretentious, affected
Osteraic — n Austria
osteraices — a n Austrian
ostetrica — n obstetrics
ostetrical — a obstetrical
ostetriciste — n obstetrician
ostina — vi persist, persevere; n persistence, perseverance, obstinacy, stubbornness
ostinosa — a obstinate, stubborn, persistent, tenacious, dogged
ostra — n oyster (mollusc: family Ostreidae)
ostror — n oystercatcher (wading bird: genus Haematopus)
ostrogota — a Ostrogothic; n Ostrogoth
otagon — a octagonal; n octagon
otante — n octant
la Otante — n Octans (constellation)
otario — n eared seal, fur seal (mammal: family Otariidae)
otava — n octave
otel — n hotel, inn
otel de jovenes — n youth hostel
oteleta — n boarding house, guest house, bed and breakfast, B&B
otelor — n innkeeper
oteni — vt obtain, acquire, procure, get, assume; n acquisition, procurement
otenable — a available
otenida — n acquisition
otenor — n procurer; pimp
otica — n optics
otica de fibres — n fiber optics (US), fibre optics (Br)
otical — a optical
oticiste — n optical scientist
otigalon — n pint
otimiste — a optimistic; n optimist
otimisme — n optimism
oto — det eight; a eighth (ordinal)
oti — vi split into eighths; n eighth (fraction)
otida — a octavo (book size)
otuple — n octet
otobre — n October
otodon — n octodont (mammal: family Otariidae)
otojemelo — n octuplet
otometria — n optometry
otometriste — n optometrist, optician, oculist
otoscopio — n aural speculum
otra — det pron other
a otra parte — adv elsewhere; apart, separately
a otra tempos — adv at other times; formerly
a otra ves — adv on another occasion; otherwise
la un con la otra — adv together, the one with the other
la un la otra — adv each other, one another
la un o la otra — pron either, either one, either one or the other
la un pos la otra — adv one after another
la un sur la otra — adv one on top of another
no la un e no la otra — pron neither, neither one nor the other
otras — pron others
un otra — det pron another
oval — a oval, elliptical; n oval, ellipse
ovario — n ovary
ovarial — a ovarian
ovea — n sheep (mammal: species Ovis aries)
la Ovea — n Aries (constellation, mythology)
ovea fema — n ewe, female sheep
ovea mas — n ram, male sheep
oveal — a ovine
oveta — n lamb
oviduto — n oviduct
ovipari — vi produce offspring via oviparity, lay eggs (biology); n spawn, frogspawn
oviparia — n oviparity
oviparinte — a oviparous, egg-laying
ovn — abbr (ojeto volante e nonidentifiada) UFO, unidentified flying object
ovo — n egg
ovo bolida — n boiled egg
ovo fritada — n fried egg
ovos batada — n scrambled eggs
ovos de pex — n caviar
ovovivipari — vi give birth via ovoviviparity (biology)
ovoviviparia — n ovoviviparity
ovoviviparinte — a ovoviviparous
ovulo — n ovum
ovuli — vt ovulate; n ovulation
ozon — n ozone
P — /pe/ n P (letter)
p — abbr (paje, pajes) p, pp, page, pages
pacarana — n pacarana (mammal: species Dinomys branickii)
pacidermo — n pachyderm (thick-skinned mammal such as elephant, rhinoceros, hippopotamus)
pacimetro — n caliper
Pacistan — n Pakistan
pacistani — a n Pakistani (person)
paco — n pack
despaci — v unpack; n unpacking
paceta — n package, packet, parcel
paci — vt pack, package; n packing
pacida — a packed, packaged
padela — n pan, frying pan, skillet
padre — n father
padral — a paternal; paternity (leave)
padre de batiza — n godfather
padre futur — n father-to-be
padre par lege — n stepfather
padre par sposi — n father-in-law
padre sin sposa — n single father
padria — n fatherhood, paternity
padrin — a fatherly; n father figure, godfather
padron — n patriarch, master, lord, boss
pagan — a n pagan, heathen, gentile
pagoda — n pagoda
paia — vt pay, compensate, remunerate, finance; n payment, fee, charge, compensation, remuneration
paia ajuntada — n surcharge, additional payment, premium
paia de asecura — n insurance premium
paia de conjesta — n congestion charge
paia en partes — v pay by installments (US), pay by instalments (Br), pay on account; n payment by installments (US), payment by instalments (Br), payment on account
paia mensal — n monthly payment
paia partal — n part payment, installment (US), instalment (Br)
paia per — v pay for
paia per despedi — n severance pay
paia per maneja — n administration charge, management fee
paia per servi — n service charge
paia sento euros a algun per se aida — v pay someone a hundred euros for their help
paior de imposta — n taxpayer
prepaia — v prepay; n prepayment
prepaiada — a prepaid; pay-as-you-go (phone)
repaia — v repay, pay back, refund, reimburse; n repayment, refund, reimbursement
pais — n country, land
estra la pais — a adv out of the country, abroad
pais de nase — n native land
pais propre — n homeland, motherland, fatherland
paisan — n (fellow) countryman, countrywoman
paje — n page (of book), sheet of paper
paje de ueb — n web page
paje HTML — n HTML page
paje prima — n home page (of website)
pajeria (de ueb) — n website
pal — a pale, pallid; light (in color)
pali — a become pale, turn pale, fade
pala — n shovel, spade
paleta — n palette; trowel (for mortar, plaster)
paladio — n palladium (element)
palanca — n crowbar
palasio — n palace
palasin — a palatial
palato — n palate (anatomy)
palatal — a n palatal (consonant)
palatali — vi palatalize
palato dur — n hard palate (anatomy)
palato fendeda — n cleft palate
palato mol — n soft palate, velum (anatomy)
paleolitica — a n Paleolithic (US), Palaeolithic (Br)
paleontolojia — n paleontology (US), palaeontology (Br)
paleontolojial — a paleontological (US), palaeontological (Br)
paleosene — a n paleocene (geology)
paleozoica — a n paleozoic (geology)
pali — a Pali (language)
palia — n straw (dried stalk)
paliaso — n clown (traditional European)
palindrom — n palindrome
palma — n palm (of hand; tree: family Arecaceae)
leje de palma — n palm-reading, palmistry
palma de mano — n palm of the hand
palo — n pole, post, rod, stake
palo de dirije — n signpost, guidepost
palon — n pylon, caber
palpa — vt touch, feel, handle, palpate; n (sense of) touch
palpable — a palpable, tactile, tangible
palpebra — n eyelid
palpita — vi palpitate, throb; n palpitation
pan — n bread
pan pascual — n paska (Easter bread)
pan tostada — n toast (bread)
paneria — n bakery
paneta — n bread roll, bun
paneta de salsix — n hot dog roll, bun
panor — n baker
Panama — n Panama
panaman — a n Panamanian
panamerican — a pan-American
panarabi — a pan-Arabian
pancreas — n pancreas (anatomy)
panda — n panda (mammal: species Ailuropoda melanoleuca)
pandemica — a n pandemic
Pandjab — n Punjab
pandjabi — a n Punjabi (person, language)
panel — n panel, panelling
panel a lado — n sidebar
panel de comuta — n control panel (of switches or plugs), plugboard
panel de strumentos — n instrument panel, control panel, dashboard
panel de toca — n touchpad
pangolin — n pangolin (mammal: genus Manis)
panica — vi panic; vt panic, frighten, scare; n panic, frenzy, stampede
panicada — a panicked, frightened, scared
panorama — vi pan (audio, video); n panorama
panoramador — n pan control, pan pot
pantala — n (pair of) short pants (US), short trousers (Br), shorts, trunks, breeches
pantala de boxor — n (pair of) boxer shorts, boxers
pantala de jenos — n (pair of) knee-length shorts, Bermuda shorts
pantala de nada — n (pair of) swimming shorts, (long) swimming trunks
pantala de sicliste — n (pair of) cycling shorts
pantala faldin — n (pair of) culottes; skort
pantaleta — n (pair of) underpants, undershorts (US), shorts (US), pants (Br); (pair of) panties (US), knickers (Br)
pantaleta de bicini — n (pair of) bikini bottoms
pantalon — n (pair of) pants (US), trousers (Br), slacks
pantalon de anca — n (pair of) hipsters, hip-huggers (with low waist)
pantalon de carga — n (pair of) cargo pants
pantalon de cavalor — n (pair of) jodhpurs
pantalon de sporte — n (pair of) sweatpants (US), tracksuit bottoms (Br), jogging bottoms (Br)
pantalon de stribos — n (pair of) ski pants, stirrup pants, salopettes (Br)
pantan — n swamp, marsh, bog, mire, quagmire
pantaneria — n paludarium
pantanosa — a swampy, marshy, boggy
panteon — n pantheon
pantera — n panther (mammal: species Felis pardus)
pantofla — n slipper
pantofli — vt beslipper (put slippers onto); shuffle
papa — n pope, pontiff
papal — a papal, pontifical
papia — n papacy
papa — n dad, daddy, pop (US), papa (informal: father)
papagaio — n parrot, parakeet, budgerigar (bird: family Family Psittacidae)
papagaio de mar — n puffin (bird: genus Fratercula)
papaia — n papaya (fruit: species Carica papaya)
papaio — n papaya tree (tree: species Carica papaya)
paparazo — n paparazzo
papavera — n poppy (plant: genus Papaver)
paper — n paper
paper de carbon — n carbon paper
paper de mur — n wallpaper
paper de vason — n toilet paper
paper maxada — n papier mache
paper raspante — n sandpaper
paper secinte — n blotting paper
papereria — n stationery store, stationer's
paperor — n paperhanger, wallpaperer; stationer
papiamentu — n Papiamento (language)
papila — n papilla (protuberance)
papila de sabor — n taste bud
papilio — n butterfly, moth, lepidopteran (insect: genus Papilio)
papilio de dia — n butterfly
papilio de note — n moth
papilio de vestes — n clothes moth
papiro — n papyrus (paper; plant: genus Cyperus papyrus)
paprica — n paprika (spice made from species Capsicum annuum)
Papua e Gine Nova — n Papua New Guinea
papuan — a n Papuan
papula — n papule, pimple
par — prep (done, made) by (passive); by means of, using, via (a method, an action); by (a difference); because of, due to; multiplied by, times (from "multiplida par")
para — vi stop, end, halt, adjourn; n stop, adjournment
nonparable — a unstoppable
nonparante — a nonstop
para! — intj stop!, wait!, slow down!, whoa!
parabaleta (comp) — n bulletproofing, bulletproof vest
parabus (comp) — n bus stop
paracade (comp) — n parachute
paracador — n paratrooper
paracolico (comp) — n antispasmodic
paracolpa (comp) — n bumper (of vehicle)
paraconstipa (comp) — n purgative, laxative
paracua (comp) — n waterproof container, watertight container, wetsuit
paradeluvia (comp) — n levee, flood barrier
paradiarea (comp) — n antidiarrheal drug (US), antidiarrhoeal drug (Br)
paradole (comp) — n painkiller, analgesic
parador — n barrier
parafango (comp) — n mudguard, fender (US)
parafebre (comp) — n febrifuge, antipyretic
paraflama (comp) — n flame-retardant
parafoco (comp) — n fire screen, fire door; firewall (computing)
paragota (comp) — n coaster, drinks mat, beermat
paragravita (comp) — n g-suit, gravity suit
paralampa (comp) — n lampshade
paralampo (comp) — n lightning rod, lightning conductor
paramar (comp) — n dyke, dike, sea embankment
paramorde (comp) — n muzzle (to prevent biting or, metaphorically, speaking)
paransia (comp) — n anxiolytic (drug)
parapluve (comp) — n umbrella
parario (pararío) (comp) — n dam (of river)
parasol (comp) — n parasol, sun umbrella
paratose (comp) — n cough medicine, antitussive
paraventa (comp) — n windshield
paraxoca (comp) — n shock absorber
parabola — n parable; parabola
parada — vi parade; n parade
paradiso — n paradise, heaven
paradox — n paradox
paradoxal — a paradoxical; adv paradoxically
parafil — a n paraphiliac
parafilia — n paraphilia
parafrase — vt n paraphrase
paragraf — n paragraph
Paraguai — n Paraguay
paraguai — a n Paraguayan
paralax — n parallax
paralel — a parallel, equivalent; n parallel, equivalent
paralelepipedo — a parallelepipedal; n parallelepiped
paralelogram — a parallelogrammatic; n parallelogram
paralise — vt paralyze (US), paralyse (Br); n paralysis
paraliseda — n paralytic (person)
parametre — n parameter
parametri — vt parameterize; n parameterization
paramilitar — a paramilitary
paranoia — n paranoia
paranoiosa — a paranoid
parapeto — n parapet
parasito — n parasite
parasital — a parasitic
paratiroide — a n parathyroid (anatomy)
parce — n park (public garden)
parce de autos — n parking lot, car park
parce de divertis — n fairground, amusement park
parce de venta — n wind farm
parci — vt park (vehicle)
pardalote — n pardalote (bird: genus Pardalotus)
pardona — vt forgive, pardon; n forgiveness, clemency, mercy
demanda pardona — v apologize, beg forgiveness
nonpardona — n grudge, resentment
pardona! — intj sorry!
pardona de imposta — n tax break
pardona me! — intj pardon me!, excuse me!, sorry!
pardonosa — a merciful
pare — vi (copula) seem, look (as if), appear, give the impression (visual or otherwise); n appearance, look, semblance
la aira pare fria — the air seems cold, the air feels cold
pare ce — it seems that, it appears that
pare fria asi — it seems cold here, it feels cold here
parente — a apparent, ostensible; adv apparently, ostensibly
parfe — n parfait
parfum — n perfume
pari — vt give birth; n giving birth, childbirth, parturition
ante pari — a prenatal (woman)
pos pari — a postnatal (woman)
paria — n pariah
parla — vt speak, talk; n speech, discourse
bonparla — n eloquence
bonparlante — a well-spoken, eloquent, articulate
par parla — adv by speaking, by word of mouth
parla como la papa — v pontificate
parla de, parla sur — n speak of, talk about
parla monotonosa — v speak monotonously, drone on
parlada — a spoken, voice
parlador — n loudspeaker, speaker (device)
parlante — a speaking; adv aloud, out loud (not silently)
parleta — v chat, natter; n chat, natter
parleta video — v video-chat; n video chatting
parlor — n speaker (person)
parlamento — n parliament, congress (elected legislative body)
parlamental — a parliamentary
parlamento sin majoria — n hung parliament
parmesan — n parmesan (cheese)
paro — n tit, titmouse, chickadee (bird: family Paridae)
parocia — n parish
casa de parocior — n vicarage, rectory
parocial — a parochial
parocian — n parishioner
parocior — n parish priest, vicar, rector
parodia — vt n parody
parola — n word
parola cortes — n euphemism
parola de moda — n fashionable word, buzzword
parola nova — n neologism
parola secreta — n password
parolas crusada — n pl crossword puzzle
parolas tecnical — n pl terminology, jargon
paroleta — n particle (grammar)
parolor — n wordsmith
parolosa — a wordy, verbose
parolosia — n wordiness, verbosity, verbiage
parotite — n mumps, epidemic parotitis
Parsa — n Persia (ancient)
parsec — n parsec (measure)
parte — n part, portion, section, division, segment, partition, installment (US), instalment (Br); share, ration
a no parte — adv nowhere
partal — a partial; adv partially, partly
parte reservada — n spare part
parteni — vi belong, affiliate; n affiliation
parti (de) — vi depart, leave; n departure, parting
partinte de — prep starting from, leaving from
Partia — n Parthia
partian — a n Parthian
particula — n particle, speck, mote (physical object)
particula beta — n beta particle
partisan — a partisan, partial (biased); n partisan
nonpartisan — a impartial
partisipa — vi participate, take part; n participation
partisipante — a participating; n argument (mathematics, grammar)
partisipor — n participant
partisipio — n participle (grammar)
partito — n party (political), faction
partitur — n (musical) score, soundtrack
partituri — vt score
pas — n peace
nonpasable — a implacable
pasi — vt pacify, appease, placate; n pacification, appeasement, placation
pasisme — n pacifism
pasiste — n pacifist
pasosa — a peaceful, tranquil, docile, placid
pasa — vi pass (place, time), elapse; vt pass, overtake; spend (time)
en pasa — adv in passing, by the way; en passant (chess)
pasa la estate — v summer, spend the summer
pasa la inverno — v winter, spend the winter
pasa sin — v do without, manage without
pasa tempo — v pass time, idle
pasatempo (comp) — n hobby, pastime, recreation
pasor — n passer-by, passing traveler (US), passing traveller (Br) (not necessarily on foot)
suprapasa — v surpass, exceed, emulate, overshadow, outdo; n surplus, excess, profusion
suprapasa comersial — n trade surplus
suprapasa de popla — n overpopulation
suprapasada — a surpassed, overshadowed, dwarfed
suprapasante — a surpassing, exceeding, profuse
pasada — a past, previous, former, ex-, earlier; adv previously, formerly, once; n past (time)
ante la du menses pasada — adv two months ago
de du menses pasada — a two months ago
en la pasada — adv in the past
en la pasada distante — adv in the distant past, long ago
en la semana pasada — adv last week
presidente pasada — n ex-president
sposa pasada — n ex-wife
sposo pasada — n ex-husband
pasaje — n passage (travel, permission to travel, passageway, piece of text or music)
pasaje nivel — n level crossing, grade crossing (railroad)
pasajor — n passenger
pasaporte — n passport
pasaro — n sparrow (bird: genus Passeridae)
pasaro american — n New World sparrow (bird: family Emberizidae)
pasaro de neva — n snow finch (bird: genus Montifingilla)
pascal — n pascal (measure)
pascual — n Easter
de pascual — a Easter
pasea — vi walk, stroll; n walk, stroll
modo de pasea — n gait
pasea de ganso — n goose-step
pasea grande — v stride
pasea grandiosa — v strut
pasea laborosa — v trudge, plod
pasea lunal — v n moonwalk (dance)
paseacorda — n rope walker, tightrope walker, funambulist
paseador — n treadmill (wheel, exercise machine)
paseor — n walker, pedestrian
paseria — v walkway, sidewalk (US), pavement (Br)
paseria rolante — n moving walkway, travelator
paseta — v tiptoe
pasiente — a patient; n patient
nonpasiente — a impatient
nonpasientia — n impatience
pasiente esterna — n outpatient
pasiente ospitalida — n inpatient
pasientia — n patience
pasifica — a Pacific
Mar Pasifica — a n Pacific Ocean
pasiflora — n passion flower (plant: genus Passiflora)
pasigrafia — n pasigraphy
pasion — n passion
nonpasionosa — a passionless, dispassionate
pasioni — vt impassion
pasionosa — a passionate, impassioned
pasiva — a passive; n passive (grammar)
pasivia — n passivity
pasmacer — n pacemaker
paso — n step (with foot, stage of process), footstep, tread
fa un malpaso — v stumble, trip, misstep, make a mistake, make a faux pas; n misstep, faux pas
fa un paso — v step, take a step, tread, pace
malpaso — n misstep, faux pas
par pasos — a step-by-step; adv step by step
paseta — n tiny step
pason — n stride, big step
paspie — n passepied (dance)
pasta — n pasta, paste, dough
pasta de dentes — n toothpaste
pasta de modeli — n plasticine, modeling clay (US), modelling clay (Br)
pasta dulse — n pastry
pasta frotable — n spread, pâté, paste
pasta per frita — n batter
pastel — a n pastel
pastel de sira — n crayon
pasteuri — vt pasteurize; n pasteurization
pastix — n pasticcio, pastiche
pasto — n pasture
come a pasto — v graze
la Pastor — n Bootes (constellation)
pastor — n herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess; pastor
pastoral — a pastoral
pastrami — n pastrami
patata — n potato (plant, root: species Solanum tuberosum)
patata dulse — n sweet potato (plant, root: species Ipomoea batatas)
patatas fritada — n pl French fries, chips (Br)
patenta — vt n patent
patin — n skate
patin de rotas — n rollerskate
patineria — n ice rink
patini — vt skate
patinor — n skater
patio — n courtyard, (enclosed) yard, (enclosed) playground (of school), play area
patio de cultiveria — n barnyard (US), farmyard (Br)
pato — n duck (bird: various members of family Anatidae)
pateta — n duckling
patojen — n pathogen, germ
nonpatojenal — a nonpathogenic
patojenal — a pathogenic
patolojia — n pathology
patolojial — a pathological
patriarcia — n patriarchy
patriota — a patriotic; n patriot
patriotisme — n patriotism
patriside — vi commit patricide; n patricide (act)
patrisidor — n patricide (person)
patrulia — vt patrol; n patrol
patxinco — n pachinko (game)
paund — n pound sterling (money)
pausa — vi pause, wait; n pause, hiatus, break (from activity), stopover, wait
pave — vt pave; n paving
pavlova — n pavlova (dessert)
pavo — n turkey (bird: species Meleagris gallopavo)
la Pavon — n Pavo (constellation)
pavon — n peafowl, peacock, peahen (bird: genus Pavo)
paxisi — n parcheesi, pachisi (game)
paxtu — a n Pashto (language); Pashtun (person)
pc — abbr PC, personal computer
pc de table — n desktop PC
pe — n name of letter P
pe — abbr (per esemplo) e.g., for example
peca — vi sin; n sin
peceta — v commit a peccadillo; n peccadillo, minor infraction, indiscretion
pecor — n sinner
pecosa — a sinful
pecan — n pecan (tree, nut: species Carya illinoinensis)
pecari — n peccary (mammal: family Tayassuidae)
peco — n pekoe (tea)
pedal — n pedal
pedali — vt pedal
pedante — a pedantic; n pedant
es pedante — v be pedantic, quibble, split hairs
pedantia — n pedantry
pede — n foot (anatomy, measure), base
pede de paje — n footer
pedeta — n paw
ses pedes — n fathom (measure)
pediatria — n pediatrics (US), paediatrics (Br)
pediatrial — a pediatric (US), paediatric (Br)
pediatriste — n pediatrician (US), paediatrician (Br)
pedionom — n plains wanderer (wading bird)
pedofil — a pedophiliac (US), paedophiliac (Br); n pedophile (US), paedophile (Br)
pedofilia — n pedophilia (US), paedophilia (Br)
Pegaso — n Pegasus (constellation, mythology)
pel — n skin, hide
despeli — vt skin, flay, escoriate
pel cru — n rawhide
pel mor — n dead skin, slough
peleta — n film (thin skin)
peleta aderente — n cling wrap (US), cling film (Br)
sin pel — a skinless, skinned
su pel — a subcutaneous
pelican — n pelican (bird: genus Pelicanus)
pelo — n fur, hair (of animal), nap (of fabric), grain (of wood)
contra la pelo — n against the grain
pelosa — a furry, hairy, hirsute, shaggy
pelux — n plush (fabric)
peluxeta — n down, fluff
peluxetin — a fluffy, downy
pelvis — n pelvis
pemfigo — n pemphigus
pen — n pen (for writing)
pen de bal — n ballpoint pen, biro
pen de cartux — n cartridge pen
pen de fonte — n fountain pen
pen de pluma — n quill (pen)
peneta — n pencil
peneta colorida — n colored pencil (US), coloured pencil (Br), coloring pencil (US), colouring pencil (Br)
pende — vi hang, hang down, sag, droop; vt hang, suspend, dangle
pendador — n hanger; gallows
pendejacon — n coathook
pendente — a pendulous
pendeveste — n coathanger
pendexapo — n hatrack (US), hatstand (Br)
pendor — n hangman, executioner
pendulo — n pendulum; swing (child's)
penduli — vi swing (back and forth)
penetra — vt penetrate, breach; n penetration
penig — n penny, pfennig, pingin
penis — n penis
penisola — n peninsula
penisolal — a peninsular
penombra — n penumbra
pensa — vt think; opine, hold an opinion; n thought, cognition
bonpensante — a well-thinking, right-minded
pensa ladal — v think laterally, think outside the box; n lateral thought, lateral thinking, thinking outside the box
pensor — n thinker
pensosa — a thoughtful
pension — n pension
pension de divorsa — n alimony
pension de jubila — n retirement pension
pentagon — a pentagonal; n pentagon
pentametre — n pentameter
pentecostal — a n Pentecostal
pentecostalisme — n Pentecostalism
pentecoste — n pentecost
peon — n peon, menial worker, unfree laborer (US), unfree labourer (Br); foot soldier, pawn (chess)
peonia — n peony (plant: genus Paeonia)
peote — n peyote (plant: Lophophora williamsii)
peper — n (black, white) pepper (plant, seed: species Piper nigrum)
molin de peper — n pepper mill, pepper grinder
peperomia — n peperomia (plant: genus Peperomia)
peperon — n (hot, sweet, bell) pepper (plant, pod: species Capsicum annuum)
peperon roja — n red pepper
peperon verde — n green pepper, bell pepper
salsix de peperon — n pepperoni (sausage)
per — prep (beneficiary) for; (reason) for; (time period) for; (trade) in exchange for; (distribution) for each, per; on behalf of; in order to, to
paia per ora — n pay rate per hour
per ce? — adv why?, for what?, wherefore?
per ci — for whom (relative)
per ci? — adv for whom?
per cual — for which (relative)
pera — n pear
pero — n pear tree (tree: genus Pyrus)
perca — n perch (fish: genus Perca)
percuse — vt percuss; tap (medical); n percussion
percusiste — n percussionist
perde — vt lose, misplace; miss (bus, train, connection, etc); n loss
bon perde! — intj good riddance!
nonperdente — a lossless (compression)
perde de consensia — n blackout, loss of consciousness
perde de lus — n blackout
perde se pel — v shed one's skin
perdeda — a lost, stray (dog, cat)
perdeda a mar — a lost at sea, shipwrecked; n castaway
perdeda en batalia — a missing in action, MIA
perdente — a losing; lossy (compression)
perdor — n loser
perdis — n partridge (bird: family Phasianidae)
perdis blanca — n ptarmigan (bird: genus Lagopus)
peregrina — vi peregrinate, make a pilgrimage; n peregrination, pilgrimage
peregrinor — n pilgrim
perene — a n perennial, evergreen
perfeta — a perfect; adv perfectly, by heart
nonperfeta — a imperfect, defective; n imperfection, defect, flaw
perfeti — vi perfect
perfetisme — n perfectionism
perfetiste — a n perfectionist
perfora — vt perforate, pierce, punch (hole); n puncture
nonperforada — a imperforate
perforador — n punch
pergamin — n parchment
rola de pergamin — n scroll
pergola — n pergola, arbor (US), arbour (Br)
peri — vt waste, misuse, squander; n waste
nonperosa — a efficient; adv efficiently
nonperosa de enerjia — a energy-efficient
nonperosia — n efficiency
perosa — a wasteful, inefficient, prodigal; adv wastefully, inefficiently
perosia — n wastefulness, inefficiency
perielio — n perihelion
periferia — n periphery
periferial — a peripheral
perijeo — n perigee
peril — n danger
perili — vt endanger, imperil, compromise
perilida — a endangered, at risk
perilosa — a dangerous
perila — n perilla (plant: genus Perilla)
perimetre — n perimeter, circumference
perinatal — a perinatal
perineo — n perineum (anatomy)
periodo — n period (of time)
nonperiodal — a irregular, sporadic, intermittent
periodal — a periodic, regular; adv periodically, regularly
periodo de condena — n sentence (prison)
periodo de incuba — n incubation period
periodo de ofisia — n term of office, tenure
peritoneo — n peritoneum (anatomy)
perjura — vi perjure; n perjury
perla — n pearl
perleta — n bead
perlin — a pearly
perma — vt perm; n perm, permanent wave (hair treatment)
permane — vi remain, continue, stay, overstay; n permanence
permanente — a permanent, long-term
permea — vt permeate, pervade; n permeation
nonpermeable — a impermeable, hermetic, waterproof, airtight
permeable — a permeable
permeada — a permeated
permete — vt allow, permit, let, authorize, grant, condone; n permission, authorization, right, license (US), licence (Br)
es permeteda — v be permitted, be allowed
fuma no es permeteda — you may not smoke, no smoking
nonpermeteda — a disallowed, forbidden, unauthorized; n no-no
permete a se — v allow oneself (to do), afford (to do)
permete entra — v admit, allow entry
permete poesial — n poetic license (US), poetic licence (Br)
permetente ce — conj although, granted that
permian — a n permian (geology)
permuta — vt permutate; n permutation
perogi — n pierogi, perogi, pierogy, perogy
peroxisoma — n peroxisome
perpendicular — a n perpendicular (geometry)
persegue — vt persecute; n persecution
persento — n percent, percentage, percentage point
sincodes persentos — n fifty percent
Perseo — n Perseus (constellation, mythology)
persepi — vt perceive, notice, realize, detect, discern; n perception; interpretation, point of view
fa ce (algun) persepi — v call attention to, draw attention to
fasil persepable — a salient, conspicuous
malpersepi — vt misperceive, mistake for; n misperception, (optical) illusion
persepable — a perceptible, noticeable, tangible
persepinte — a perceptive, discerning
persil — n parsley (plant: species Petroselinum crispum)
persiste — vi persist, persevere, linger; n persistence, perseverance
persistente — a persistent, lingering
person — n person
no person — pron no one, nobody
per person — a per person, per capita, per head
person de mundo — n socialite
person matur — n grown-up, adult
person nondesirada — n persona non grata
personal — a personal; adv personally
persones — n pl people (individuals), persons; staff (of organization)
personi — vi vt personify; n personification, epitome
perspetiva — n perspective
pertine — vi pertain, relate, be relevant, apply; n pertinence, relevance
nonpertine — n irrelevance
nonpertinente — a irrelevant, invalid
pertinente — a pertinent, relevant, valid
pertuse — n pertussis, whooping cough
Peru — n Peru
peruan — a n Peruvian (person)
peruca — n wig, toupee
peruceta — n hairpiece, hair attachment
perverti — vt pervert; n perversion
pervertida — a perverse, perverted
perxa — n perch (as of bird)
perxi — vt perch
pesa — vt weigh (have weight, measure weight); n weight (measure)
pesador — n scales, weighing machine
pesosa — a heavy, ponderous
tro pesosa — a overweight; burdensome, onerous
pesca — n peach (fruit)
pesco — n peach tree (tree: species Prunus persica)
pesimiste — a pessimistic; n pessimist
pesimisme — n pessimism
peso — n piece, fragment, slice; patch (cloth); literary work, play (theatre), musical piece, track (of album); (building) lot, plot (of land)
a pesos — adv in pieces, to pieces, apart
de du pesos — a two-piece
de pesos — a patchwork
de sola un peso — a all-in-one
de un peso — a one-piece
peseta — n tidbit, morsel, stub (of pencil, cigarette); crumb
peson — n chunk, hunk, wodge
repara con pesos — v patch
peso — n peso (money)
pesta — vt plague; n pestilence, plague
peste — n pest
pestiside — n pesticide
peta — vt fart (informal: break wind); n fart
petal — n petal
peten — n comb
despeteni — v dishevel, mess up (hair)
despetenida — v dishevelled, uncombed, messy, tangled
peteni — vt comb
peti — a small, little; n little thing, little one; vi become smaller, shrink
petirosa — n European robin (bird: species Erithacus rubecula)
peto — n chest (of body), breast (whole chest; poultry)
peto e testa — n bust (sculpture)
petra — n stone (substance, object)
petra de milia — n milestone
petra de molin — n millstone, grindstone
petra de tomba — n tombstone, gravestone
petra focosa — n flint, firestone
petri — vi vt petrify; n petrification
petrin — a stonelike, stony
petror — n mason
petrosa — a stony, full of stones
petrel — n petrel (bird: family Procellariidae, family Hydrobatidae, family Pelecanoididae)
petrodolar — n petrodollar
petrolio — n (crude) oil, petroleum, kerosene, paraffin
petrolojia — n petrology
petronia — n rock sparrow (bird: genus Petronia)
petunia — n petunia (plant, genus Petunia)
pex — n fish
la Pex Sude — n Piscis Austrinus (constellation)
la Pex Volante — n Volans (constellation)
la Pexes — n Pisces (constellation)
pex gatin — n catfish (fish: order Siluriformes)
pex linguin — n tonguefish (fish: family Cynoglossidae)
pex oro — n goldfish (fish: species Carassius auratus)
pex plata — n flatfish (fish: order Pleuronectiformes)
pexeta (de acua dulse) — n minnow (fish: subfamily Leuciscinae and others)
pexa — vt fish (for); n fishing
pexa de ueb — n phishing
pexor — n fisherman; kingfisher (bird: suborder Alcedines)
pexor de ueb — n phisher
pf — abbr (per favore) please
pi — n pi (Greek letter)
pia — vi tweet, beep, squeak; n tweet, beep, squeak
pia longa — v n squeal
piafa — vi n stamp (feet)
piamadre — n pia mater (anatomy)
piano — n piano
piano de rola — n pianola, player piano
piastre — n piastre, piaster (money)
pibgorn — n pibgorn (Welsh instrument)
pica — vt sting, peck, prick; n sting
picador — n stinger
picor — n woodpecker (bird: subfamily Picinae)
pica — n pika (mammal: species Ochotona minor)
picatarte — n rockfowl (bird: genus Picathartes)
picnica — vi n picnic
pico — a tiny, minuscule, minute; n bit, dash, pinch, smidgen, soupçon, speck, spot, tad, trace, trifle; adv slightly, a little
picia — n tininess, minuteness
pico de sal — n pinch of salt
pico e pico — adv little by little
pico- — pref pico- (10-12)
picolo — n piccolo
picon — n pickaxe
piga — n magpie (bird: genus Pica, genus Urocissa, genus Cissa, genus Cyanopica)
pigmento — n pigment, pigmentation
pigmeo — n pygmy
pigra — a lazy, languid, idle; n lazy person, lazybones, idler
pigri — vi laze, loiter, idle, dawdle, tarry
pigria — n laziness, idleness
pijama — n (pair of) pajamas (US), pyjamas (Br) (nightwear; loose trousers)
pijin — n pidgin (language)
pijon — n pigeon, dove (bird: family Columbidae)
la Pijon — n Columba (constellation)
pijoneria — n dovecot, dovecote
pil — n pill, tablet
pil de doman — n morning-after pill
pila — vt pile, heap, stack; n pile, heap, stack; battery
pilastro — n pilaster
Pilipinas — n pl Philippines
pilipina — a n Philippine (of the Philippines)
pilori — n pillory, stocks
pilori — vt pillory
piloro — n pylorus (anatomy)
pilote — n pilot
autopilote — n autopilot
pilsen — n pils, pilsner, pilsener (beer)
pimento — n allspice, pimento, Jamaica pepper (plant: species Pimenta dioica)
pimpinela scarlata — n scarlet pimpernel (plant: genus Anagallis)
pina — n fin
pinaculo — n pinnacle, spire, steeple
pingpong — n ping-pong, table tennis
pinguin — n penguin (bird: family Spheniscidae)
piniacolada — n piña colada
pinion — n gear, sprocket, pinion
pinion cono — n bevel gear
pinion elica — n helical gear
pino — n pine (tree: genus Pinus)
pinse — n (pair of) pliers, tongs, pincers
pinse medical — n (pair of) forceps
pinseta — n (pair of) tweezers
pinsi — vt pinch, nip, tweeze
pinson — n finch (bird: family Fringillidae)
pinta — n paint
pinta de acua — n water-based paint
pinta de corpo — n body paint
pinta de emulsion — n emulsion paint
pinta de fas — n facepaint
pinta de olio — n oil paint, oil-based paint
pinti — vt paint; n painting
pinti mural — n mural
pintida — a painted
pintilabio — n lipstick
pintisil — n mascara
pintiungia — n nail polish
pintor — n painter
pintor: la Pintor — n Pictor (constellation)
pioio — n louse (insect: order Phthiraptera)
piopio — n piopio (bird: genus Turnagra)
pipa — n pipe (smoking)
pipa de acua — n water pipe (smoking), hookah, bong
pipeta — n pipette
pipal — n pipal, sacred fig, bo-tree (tree: species Ficus religiosa)
pipilo — n towhee (bird: genus Pipilo)
pip-pip! — intj squeak! (as mouse); tweet! (as bird); peep!, cheep! (as chick)
piramide — n pyramid
pirania — n piranha (bird: tribe Piranha)
pirata — n pirate
pirata de rede — n hacker, cracker
piratia — n piracy
piromania — n pyromania
piromanica — a pyromaniacal; n pyromaniac
pirometral — a pyrometric
pirotecnica — n pyrotechnics (art)
pirotecnical — a pyrotechnical; n firework display
pirueta — vi n pirouette
pisa — n piss, pee (informal: urine)
pisi — vt piss, pee (informal: urinate)
pisea — n spruce (tree: genus Picea)
pisin — a n Tok Pisin (language)
pisina — n swimming pool
piso — n pea (plant, seed: species Pisum sativum)
pistaxo — n pistachio (tree, nut: species Pistacia vera)
pistol — n pistol
pistol de cola — n glue gun
pistol per solda — n soldering gun
piston — n piston
pita — n pitta (bird: genus Pitta)
piton — n python (reptile: family Pythonidae)
pitui — n pitohui (bird: genus Pitohui)
pitur — n picture, painting, drawing, photo, graphic, image
autopitur — n self-portrait
pitur personal — n portrait
pitural — a pictorial
pituri — vt picture, illustrate, depict (present as a picture)
piturin — a picturesque
pivote — vi pivot
pixa — n cock, dick, prick (informal: penis)
pixel — n pixel
pixeli — vi vt pixellate; n pixellation
piza — n pizza
pizicato — n pizzicato
placa — vt plate; n plating; plate (photographic, mechanical); plaque (tablet)
placa de veculo — n vehicle registration plate, license plate (US), licence plate (Br), number plate
placa dental — n dental plaque
plaia — n beach, shore
plajia — vt plagiarize; n plagiarism
plajior — n plagiarist
plana — a flat (not bumpy), plane, planar; n plane (surface), counter (surface)
plana distante — n long shot (photographic)
plana prosima — n close-up (photographic)
planador — n plane, planing tool, planer
plani — vi plane
plance — n board
plance de lava — n washboard
plance de neva — n snowboard
plance de surfa — n surfboard
plancton — n plankton
planeta — n planet
planeteria — n planetarium
planeterieta — n orrery
planeteta — n minor planet, asteroid
planeton — n giant planet
planeton de gas — n gas giant
planetesimo — n planetesimal
plano — n plain (flat land), pampas
plano alta — n plateau, high plain, mesa, altiplano, paramo
plano deluvial — n flood plain
planta — vt plant; n plant
desplantador — n trowel (for gardening)
plantas — n pl plants, vegetation
planta — n sole (of foot)
planta de sapato — n sole (of shoe)
plantano — n plantain (fruit: species Musa acuminata, species Musa balbisiana)
plantigrada — a plantigrade
plase — vt please; n pleasingness, pleasantness, agreeableness
desplase — v displease; n displeasure
desplasente — a disagreeable, unpleasant, displeasing, nasty, horrid; adv disagreeably, unpleasantly, displeasingly
lo plase me — it pleases me, I like it
nonplasente — a unpleasant, disagreeable
plaseda — a pleased
plasente — a pleasing, pleasant, agreeable; adv pleasingly, pleasantly, agreeably
plasebo — a n placebo
plasenta — n placenta
plasental — a placental
plaser — n pleasure, enjoyment
nonplaseroas — a unpleasurable, unenjoyable; adv unpleasurably, unenjoyably
plaser odiosa — n schadenfreude
plaser vergoniosa — n guilty pleasure
plaserosa — a pleasurable, enjoyable; adv pleasurably, enjoyably
plasma — n plasma
plasmasite — n plasmacyte
plastica — a plastic; n plastic
plastica de vitro — n glass-reinforced plastic, fiberglass (US), fibreglass (Br)
plata — a flat (level and thin), flattened
plati — vi flatten
plataforma — n platform (all senses), rostrum, dais
plataforma de predica — n pulpit
platdeutx — a n Plattdeutsch, Low Saxon, Low German (language)
platielminto — n flatworm, platyhelminthes (phylum Platyhelminthes)
platino — n platinum (element)
plato — n plate, dish; course (of meal)
lava la platos — n wash the dishes, do the washing-up
plateta — n saucer
plato de disco — n turntable
plato de la dia — n dish of the day
plato de Petri — n Petri dish
plato prima — n starter, first course
platon — n platter, tray
platon de esflue — n output tray
plaza — n plaza, (town) square
plectro — n plectrum
plen — a full, filled, -ful; adv fully
es plen de — v be full of, abound in
pleni — vi vt fill, stuff, stock; n filling, stuffing (act)
pleni la spasio — v fill in the blank
plenia — n fullness, satiety
pleniboca (comp) — n mouthful
plenida — a filled, fed up
plenimano (comp) — n handful
pleninte — a filling; n filling, stuffing (substance)
plenioio (comp) — n eyeful
pleniorea (comp) — n earful
repleni — v refill, replenish; n refill, replenishment
pleso — n complex; plexus
plestosene — a n pleistocene (geology)
pleura — n pleura (anatomy)
plia — vt fold, bend, crease, tuck; n fold, crease, tuck; furrow; sulcus (anatomy)
desplia (desplía) — v unfold
plia de codo — n crook of the arm
plia de jeno — n crook of the leg, back of the knee; genuflection, genuflexion
plia de jenos — n curtsey
plia de tempo — n time warp
plia se fronte — v furrow one's brow
plia se jenos — v curtsey
plia se oios — v squint (half-close the eyes)
plia un jeno — v genuflect
plias vosal — n pl vocal folds, vocal cords
plieta — v wrinkle, shrivel, crumple, wither; n wrinkle, crinkle
plietosa — a wrinkled, shriveled, wizened, crumpled, crinkled, crinkly
pliosene — a n pliocene (geology)
plisa — vt n pleat
plomo — n lead (element)
plomor — n plumber
plora — vt cry, weep
ploreta — v n whimper
ploton — n platoon
plu — a prenom more, additional, extra; adv more; anymore (US), any more (Br) (time), any further, any longer; in addition, besides, moreover
a la plu — adv at most
la plu — a prenom most, the majority of; adv the most, the maximum
no plu — adv no longer, no more, not anymore (US), not any more (Br) (time)
per la plu — adv mostly, for the most part, by far
plu... ca — more... than
plu ca nesesada — more than necessary, excessive, superfluous, redundant
plu e plu — adv more and more, ever more
plu me deveni vea, min me recorda — the older I get, the less I remember
plu... min ... — the more... the less...
plu o min — adv more or less, approximately
plu... plu... — the more... the more ...
pluf — n splash, plop, splat (sound); intj splash!, splat!
plufi — vi splash, plop, splat (make sound)
pluma — n feather
desplumi — v pluck (feathers)
plumi — vt feather (cover with feathers)
plumon — n plume (feathers, smoke)
plumbago — n plumbago (plant: genus Plumbago)
plumeria — n plumeria, frangipani (plant: genus Plumeria)
plural — a n plural (grammar)
Pluto — n Pluto (planet, mythology)
plutocrata — n plutocrat
plutonio — n plutonium (element)
pluve — vi rain; n rain
pluveta — v drizzle, be misty; n drizzle, mist
pluvon — n downpour
pluvosa — a rainy
pluvial — n plover (wading bird: subfamily Charadriinae)
pluvial de Egipte — n Egyptian plover (wading bird: species Pluvianus aegyptius)
pluvial de Magalan — n Magellanic plover (wading bird: species Pluvianellus socialis)
pm — abbr (pos media-dia) p.m.
pneumonia — n pneumonia
poca — det few (in number), little (quantity); adv slightly, little; pron few, little
poca min (ca) — a little less, little fewer (than); adv little less (than)
poca plu (ca) — a little more, few more (than); adv little less (than)
poci — vi vt reduce in quantity
un poca de — a a little, a few
pocer — n poker (game)
podcasta — vt n podcast
podolojia — n podiatry, chiropody
podolojiste — n podiatrist, chiropodist
poesia — n poem, verse; poetry
mal poesia — n bad poetry, doggerel
poesia de lamenta — n elegy
poesial — a poetic (to do with poetry)
poesin — a poetic (resembling poetry)
poesiste — n poet
pogrom — n pogrom
poi — n poi
polca — n polka (dance)
polder — n polder
polen — n pollen
poleni — vt pollinate; n pollination
polex — n pollex (medical: thumb)
poliandria — n polyandry
poliedro — a polyhedral; n polyhedron
poliester — n polyester
de poliester — a polyester
polifonia — n polyphony
polifonial — a polyphonic
poligala — n milkwort (plant: genus Polygala)
poligamia — n polygamy
poligamiste — a polygamous; n polygamist
poligon — n polygon
polijinia — n polygyny
polimer — n polymer
polimeri — vi vt polymerize, polymerization
polimeria — n polymerism
polimerosa — a polymeric, polymerous
polimorfe — a polymorphic
polimorfia — n polymorphism
Polinesia Franses — n French Polynesia
polinesian — a n Polynesian
polinomio — n polynomial
polinomial — a polynomial
poliomielite — n poliomyelitis
polioptila — n gnatcatcher (bird: family Polioptilidae)
polipo — n polyp
polisacarido — n polysaccharide
polisia — n police (organization)
polisieria — n police station
polisior — n police officer, policeman, policewoman, constable
polisior engles — n bobby
polisior franses — n gendarme
polisilaba — n polysyllable
polisilabal — a polysyllabic
politecnical — n polytechnic (school)
politeiste (e-i) — a polytheistic; n polytheist
politeisme (e-i) — n polytheism
politica — n politics; policy
politica esterna — n foreign policy
politica interna — n domestic policy
political — a political; adv politically
politiciste — n politician
polivalente — a polyvalent
polo — n pole (axial, magnetic, electrical)
polal — a polar
polali — vi vt polarize; n polarization
polalia — n polarity (electric, magnetic)
polo de sielo — n celestial pole
Polo Norde — n North Pole
Polo Sude — n South Pole
polo — n polo
polo de acua — n water polo
polonio — n polonium (element)
polpo — n octopus (mollusc: order Octopoda)
Polsca — n Poland
polsce — a Polish (person, language)
polso — n wrist; cuff (of sleeve)
polvo — n dust, powder
covre con polvo — v (cover with) dust, (cover with) powder
despolvador — n vacuum cleaner
despolvi — vt dust
polvi — vi turn to dust, (make into) powder, pulverize
polvin — a powdery
polvo de siera — n sawdust
polvo de talco — n talcum powder, baby powder
polvo negra — n black powder, gunpowder
polvosa — a dusty
poma — n apple
poma de Adam — n Adam's apple, laryngeal prominence
pomo — n apple tree (tree: genus Malus)
pomatostoma — n Australian babbler (bird: genus Pomatostomus)
pomela — n grapefruit
pomelo — n grapefruit tree (tree: species Citrus × paradisi)
pompa — n pump
la Pompa — n Antlia (constellation)
pompi — vt pump
pompor — n firefighter, fireman
pompon — n pompom, tassel
pone — vt put, place, lay, stick, put down
despone — v remove, take off (garment, etc)
malpone — v misplace
pone se en filo — n get in line, queue up, form a queue
repone — v replace (place again), put back, restore
ponte — n bridge (crossing, ship)
ponte de pontones — n pontoon bridge
ponte levable — n drawbridge, lift bridge
ponteta — n scaffold (gallows)
ponti — vt bridge
ponti la canion — v bridge the gap
ponton — n pontoon (boat)
ponxe — n punch (mixed drink)
ponxo — n poncho
pop — a n pop (music)
popa — n stern (of ship)
la Popa — n Puppis (constellation)
popcorn — n popcorn
popla — n people (nation, community, ethnic group, as in "the peoples of the world"; but not "persones"), population; populace, (the) masses, (the) public
popla laborante — n working masses
poplal — a popular (of the people; fashionable)
poplali — vi vt popularize; n popularization
poplalia — n popularity
popli — vt populate; n population (act of populating)
poplisme — n populism
popliste — n populist
poplo — n poplar (tree: genus Populus)
por — n pore
porosa — a porous
porco — n pig, swine (mammal: genus Sus)
porceria — n pigsty, pigpen
porceta — n piglet; piggy bank
porcor — n swineherd
porcospina — n porcupine (mammal: suborder Hystricomorpha)
pornografia — n pornography, porn
pornografial — a pornographic
poro — n leek (plant, vegetable: species Allium ampeloprasum)
porselana — n porcelain, china
porta — vt carry, bear; wear (clothes, etc)
portabagaje (comp) — n trunk (US), boot (Br) (of car)
portabebe (comp) — n baby sling, babycarrier
portable — a portable; n portable computer, laptop
portabroca (comp) — n chuck
portabulbo (comp) — n light socket
portacandela (comp) — n candleholder
portacoda (comp) — n hair tie, scrunchie
portacua (comp) — n water trough
portaculpa (comp) — n scapegoat, fall guy, patsy
portada par aira — a airborne
portador — n stand, holder, support
portafeno (comp) — n trough, manger
portaflor (comp) — n flowerpot
portafolio (comp) — n portfolio, briefcase
portainca (comp) — n inkstand
portainserta (comp) — n stock (stem of plant receiving graft)
portajoala (comp) — n jewelry case (US), jewellery box (Br), casket
portalia (portalía) (comp) — n garter belt (US), suspender belt (Br)
portalibro (comp) — n bookstand, lectern
portamone (comp) — n wallet, purse
portaovo (comp) — n egg cup
portapaper (comp) — n file folder (US), folder (Br) (for papers)
portapeca (comp) — n sacrificial lamb, scapegoat, whipping boy
portapen (comp) — n pen holder
portapenis (comp) — n codpiece
portasene (comp) — n ashtray
portaseno (comp) — n bra, brassiere
portasigareta (comp) — n cigarette holder
portaspada (comp) — n scabbard
portaspino (comp) — n pin cushion
portatela (comp) — n towel rack, towel rail
portatorxa (comp) — n torch holder
portaveste (comp) — n clothes rack, clothes rod, clothes rail, clothes pole, clothes horse
portavion (comp) — n aircraft carrier
portavose (comp) — n spokesperson, spokesman, spokeswoman
portavose de sindicato — n union steward, shop steward
portor — n porter
portamento — n portamento, pitch bend
porte — n door
porte contra esplodes — n blast door
porte de rede — n screen door
porte retro — n back door
porte xef — n front door
porteta — n gate (of field, garden), wicket (gate)
porton — n portal, gate (of castle, town)
portico — n portico, porch
porto — n port, harbor (US), harbour (Br); port (computer)
porto de visita — n port of call
porto spasial — n spaceport (in science fiction)
Porto Rica — n Puerto Rico
portorican — a n Puerto Rican, Puertorican
Portugal — n Portugal
portuges — a n Portuguese (person, language)
portulaca — n portulaca, purslane (plant: genus Portulaca)
pos — prep (time) after, since; (space) after, behind
a pos — a back, rear, backward; adv (time) afterwards, later, subsequently, since; (space) after, behind; prep behind, to behind (indicating movement)
de pos — adv from behind; prep from behind (indicating movement), since (in time)
pos cual — after which, behind which (relative)
pos cuando — conj after
pos- — pref post- (following in time or space)
posa — vt pose, posture, position, arrange, lay out; n pose, posture, position, arrangement, layout
sin posa — a unposed, candid (photography)
posese — vt possess, own; n possession, ownership (act, state)
poseseda — n possession (item owned)
posesor — n possessor, owner
posible — a possible, feasible, potential; adv possibly, maybe, perhaps; n possibility (event)
nonposible — a impossible; n impossibility (event)
nonposiblia — a impossibility (concept)
otra posible — n alternate, alternative, other possibility
otra... posible — a alternate, alternative, another... possible
posiblia — n possibility, opportunity (concept)
positiva — a positive; n positively
poso — n well (man-made water source)
poso de cloaca — n cesspit, cesspool
pospone — vt postpone, procrastinate, delay; suspend (judgement); n postponement, procrastination, delay
posposada — n postposition (linguistics)
posta — vt n post, mail (system)
e-posta — v n email, e-mail
posta airal — n air mail
posta caracolin — n snail mail
posta de odia — n hate mail
posteria — n post office
postor — n postman, postwoman
poster — n poster (for display)
posteri — vi vt posterize; n posterization
posterior — a rear, posterior, caudal; n behind, bottom, derriere, butt (US), bum (Br)
posto — n position, function, post (in organization)
ave se posto en — v be stationed in
posto de controla — n checkpoint
posto fasil — n sinecure
potasio — n potassium (element)
pote — vt be able to, have the opportunity to, have the chance to, can, could
pote es (ce...) — adv maybe, perhaps, could be
potensia — n potential (physics, mathematics)
potensial — a potential (physics, mathematics)
potia — n power, might, potency; power (exponent)
potia de esecuta — n executive power
potia de judi — n judicial power
potia de legi — n legislative power
potiosa — a powerful, mighty
suprapotia — n superpower (of superhero)
suprapotiosa — a superpowerful; n superpower (political)
poto — n potto (mammal: species Perodicticus potto)
povre — a n poor, impoverished
povreria — n poorhouse, almshouse
povria — n poverty, penury
pox — n pocket; buffer (computing); pouch (medical)
pox de copia — n clipboard, copy buffer (computing)
poxi — vt pocket
poxe — vt poach (cook by simmering)
prado — n meadow, prairie
pradeta — n clearing, glade
praseodimio — n praseodymium (element)
pratica — vt practice (US), practise (Br), rehearse; n practice, exercise, rehearsal
pratica model — n exemplary practice
praticor — n practitioner
pratical — a practical, pragmatic, feasible, down-to-earth, sensible, level-headed, matter-of-fact, utilitarian, convenient
nonpratical — a impractical, inconvenient
praticalisme — n pragmatism
praticaliste — n pragmatist
pre- — pref pre- (preceding in time or space)
prea — vt pray, implore, plead, beseech, entreat; n prayer
prea de grasias — n grace
preambul — n preamble
precambrian — a n precambrian (geology)
preda — n prey
predor — n predator
predica — vt preach; predicate; n sermon; predicate (grammar, logic)
predicativa — a n predicative (grammar)
predise — v predict, forecast, prophesy; n prediction, forecast, prognosis, prophecy
prefasa — vt preface; n preface, foreword, prologue
prefere — vt prefer, favor (US), favour (Br); n preference (opinion); setting, option (software)
prefereda — a preferred, favorite (US), favourite (Br), of choice; n preference (thing preferred), favorite (US), favourite (Br)
prefisa — vt prefix; n prefix; prefixing, prefixation
premio — n prize, award, reward
premior — n prizewinner, awardwinner
premisa — n premise (logic)
prende — vt take, get, seize, appropriate, confiscate; pick up; pick (flower); n taking, seizure, appropriation, confiscation; electrical outlet
desprendable — a disposable, expendable
desprende — v get rid of, throw away, discard, dispense with, dispose of
prende de propria — n expropriation
prende la propria de — v expropriate
prende la rol de — v take the role of, be cast as
prende par forsa — v hijack
prende se tempo — v take one's time
reprende — v retrieve
preocupa — vt preoccupy, concern, engross; worry, cause worry; n preoccupation
preocupada de costa — a cost-conscious
prepara — vt prepare, set, groom; brew (tea, coffee, beer); cure (meat); n preparation, preparations; potion, brew, concoction, tonic, elixir
nonpreparada — a unprepared, impromptu
prepara afrodisica — n philter (US), philtre (Br)
preparada — a prepared, ready, set; cured (meat)
preposada — n preposition
prepus — n prepuce, foreskin, clitoral hood
presa — vt press, push, squeeze, hold tight, compress; iron (clothes); n pressure
presa de grupo — n peer pressure
presa de manos — n handshake
presa la manos con — v shake hands with
presa sangual — n blood pressure
presada — a compact, compressed
presalio (comp) — n garlic press
presante — a pressing, urgent; adv urgently
preseta — v squeeze lightly; n light squeeze
presbiterian — a n Presbyterian
presbiterianisme — n Presbyterianism
prescrive — vt prescribe; n prescription
sin prescrive — a adv without prescription, over the counter
presede — vt precede, predate; n precedence; precession (astronomy)
presedente — a preceding, previous, prior, former; n precedent, precursor, predecessor, forerunner, antecedent (thing); prequel
presedor — n predecessor, precursor, forerunner (person)
sin presedente — a unprecedented
presensa — vt foresee, have a premonition; n premonition
presenta — vt present, introduce (person); perform (act); submit (offer); n presentation, introduction, publicity (advertising); performance, stunt
presenta teatral — n play (theatrical), drama
presenta temprana — n matinee
presentor — n presenter, performer, lecturer, anchor (news)
salon de presenta — n auditorium
presente — a present (time; not absent); n present (time); attendee (one who is present)
per la presente — adv for the present, now, for the moment, for the time being
presentia — n presence
preside — vt preside, chair
presidental — a presidential
presidente — n president, chairperson, chairman, chairwoman
vispresidente — n vice president
presipe — a steep, precipitous; n cliff, precipice, crag
presipita — vi precipitate (weather); vt precipitate (chemistry); n precipitation
presipitada — a precipitated; n precipitate
preso — n price, cost
a bon preso — a affordable
presi — vt price
preso de consumor — n consumer price, street price, price in the shops
presta — vt lend, loan; n loan
prestor — n lender
prestijia — n prestige, status
prestijiosa — a prestigious
prete — n priest, clergyman
preteria — n presbytery
pretesa — n priestess
pretia — n priesthood (state)
preveni — vt prevent, deter, keep (from doing), preempt; n prevention, deterrence, prophylaxis
preveninte — a preventing, preventive, deterring, preemptive, prophylactic; n deterrent, preventive
tu preveni ce me escuta — you prevent me from listening
prima — a first, primary, original; early; adv firstly, at first, in the first place, primarily; n first, original
primia — n priority
primia de abri — n aperture priority (photography)
primia de relasador — n shutter priority (photography)
suprima — a subprime
primate — n primate (mammal: order Primates)
primavera — n spring (season)
primeval — a primeval, primordial
primi — vt print; n printout (act, result)
malprimi — v misprint
malprimida — a misprinted; n misprint
no plu primida — a out of print
primador — n printer (machine)
primeria — n printing house, printer's
primi de ora — v timestamp; n timestamp
primida — a printed; n printed object
primor — n printer (person)
primitiva — a primitive; early (civilization)
primula — n primrose, primula (plant, genus Primula)
prinse — n prince
prinsesa — n princess
prinsipado — n principality, princedom, princely state
prinsipe — n principle, doctrine
de prinsipes — a of principles, principled
prinsipal — a adv in principle (but not principal)
prisma — n prism
prismal — a prismatic
prison — n prison, jail
prison su tera — n dungeon
prisoni — vt imprison, jail
prisonia — n imprisonment, captivity
prisonida — a imprisoned; n prisoner, inmate
prisonida de gera — n prisoner of war, POW
priva — vt deprive, bereave; n deprivation, bereavement
privada — a deprived, bereft
privata — a private (not public), confidential; n confidence, secret
privatia — n privacy, confidentiality
proa — n bow (of ship), prow
proa — n proa (southeast Asian boat)
proba — vt n try, trial, test, check; taste
longa probada — a tried and tested, time-tested
proba de cualia — n quality test, benchmark test
proba de Pap (Papanicolaou) — n Pap test, Pap smear
probable — a probable, likely; adv probably
nonprobable — a improbable, unlikely
nonprobablia — n improbability (concept)
probablia — n probability (concept)
problem — n problem
fa un problem — v pose a problem, create a problem
no problem! — intj no problem!, you're welcome!, don't mention it!
problemosa — a problematic
procariota — n prokaryote
proclama — vt proclaim, declaim, announce, recite; n proclamation, announcement, edict, ordinance
proclama papal — n papal bull
proclamor — n announcer, crier
produi — vt produce; n production
nonproduosa — a unproductive, ineffective, ineffectual, inefficacious; adv unproductively, ineffectively, ineffectually
nonproduosia — n unproductiveness, ineffectiveness, ineffectuality, inefficacy
produi a stranjer — v outsource; n outsourcing
produi en serie — n mass production
produi interna cru — n GDP, gross domestic product
produida — n product
produidas — n pl products, produce
produor — n producer
produor dirijal — n executive producer
produosa — a productive, effective, effectual, efficacious; adv productively, effectively, effectually, efficaciously
produosia — n productiveness, productivity, effectiveness, effectuality, efficacy
suproduida — n byproduct
profesa — n profession
nonprofesal — a non-professional; n non-professional, layman, lay person
profesal — a professional
profesalisme — n professionalism
profesor — n professor
profesores — n pl professors, faculty (members)
profeta — n prophet
profil — n profile
profita — vi profit; n profit, gain
crimin no profita — crime does not pay
profita de — v profit from, take advantage of
profita e perde — n profit and loss, boom and bust
profita nonlegal — v profiteer; n profiteering
profitosa — a profitable
profonda — a deep, profound, in-depth; adv deeply, profoundly; n abyss, chasm, deep
profondi — vi vt deepen
profondia — n deepness, depth, profundity
prognose — n prognosis
programa — vt program; n schedule, program (US), programme (Br); program, application (computing); programming
programa de calcula — n spreadsheet
programa de compete — n quiz show, game show
programa de desinia — n graphics program
programa de discutes — n talk show (US), chat show (Br)
programa de realia — n reality show
programa de scrive — n word-processing program, word processor
programa de ueb — n web browser
programa ojetal — n object-oriented programming
programas — n pl programs, software
programas de nube — n cloudware
programas de proba — n demo software, demoware, trialware
programas libre — n free software (unrestricted; but not zero-cost)
programas sin costa — n free software (zero-cost), freeware
programas vil — n pl malware
programeta — n script, batch file (computing)
programor — n programmer
progresa — vi vt progress, advance; n progress, advancement, progression
proibi (o-i) — vt prohibit, forbid, disallow, interdict, ban; n prohibition, interdiction, ban
me proibi la parla a tu — I forbid you to speak
proibida (o-i) — a prohibited, forbidden, disallowed, banned
proibiste (o-i) — n prohibitionist
projenia — n progeny, offspring, brood, descendants
projeta — vt plan (a project); n plan, project, undertaking
projeta legal — n bill (legislative)
projeta un jardin — v landscape
projeta — vt project (one's voice, a light); n projection
projetador — n projector; floodlight
prolaso — n prolapse
proletaria — n proletariat
proletarial — a proletarian
promedia — a n average, mean
per promedia — adv on average
promerope — n sugarbird (bird: genus Promerops)
promete — vt promise, pledge, devote, commit; n promise, pledge, devotion, commitment, obligation; engagement (to be married)
prometeda — a promised; engaged (to be married); n fiance, fiancee
prometente — a promising (including showing promise)
prometes — n policy, pledges (in political campaign)
prometor — n (religious) devotee
prometio — n promethium (element)
promiscua — a promiscuous, wanton, libertine; n libertine
promiscuia — n promiscuity
promontania — n promontory, headland
promove — vt promote, lobby; n promotion (support); movement (community working to advance a cause)
promovor — n promoter, lobbyist
promovores — n pl lobby
prona — a prone, face down, palm down
pronador — n pronator (muscle)
proni — vi vt pronate, prostrate; n pronation
pronom — n pronoun
pronom de demanda — n interrogative pronoun
pronom suordinante — n relative pronoun
pronomal — a pronominal
pronto — a (operating) with little delay, instant; adv soon, shortly, presently
la plu pronto — adv as soon as possible, soonest, immediately, instantly, instantaneously
pronto a pos — adv soon afterwards
pronto pos — prep soon after
pronunsia — vt pronounce, articulate; n pronunciation, articulation, accent (way of speaking)
malpronunsia — v mispronounce; n mispronunciation
nonpronunsiable — a unpronounceable
pronunsiable — a pronounceable
propaganda — n propaganda
propagandiste — n propagandist
propensa — vt predispose; n propensity, predisposition, susceptibility
propensada a — a predisposed to, tending to, with a tendency to, prone to, susceptible to, subject to
proportio — n proportion, ratio, quotient, rate; concentration (of liquids)
a proportio — a proportional; adv in proportion
de bon proportio — a well-proportioned
proportio de aspeta — n aspect ratio
proposa — vt propose (including marriage), suggest, nominate, submit; n proposal, proposition, suggestion, nomination; clause (grammar); thesis; budget
proposa ajetival — n relative clause, adjectival clause (grammar)
proposa autonom — n independent clause (grammar)
proposa averbal — n adverbial clause (grammar)
proposa coordinada — n coordinate clause (grammar)
proposa major — n main clause (grammar)
proposa nomal — n nominal clause (grammar)
proposa suordinada — n subordinate clause, dependent clause (grammar)
proposada — a proposed, nominated; n nominee
proposor — n proposer, proponent
suproposa — n subclause, subordinate clause (grammar)
propre — a proper, own, respective
el rasca se dorso propre — he scratches his own back
propri — vi vt appropriate, adopt
propria — n property (possessions), estate
propria inteletal — n intellectual property
proprior — n owner, proprietor, landlord
prosa — n prose
prosin — a prosaic
prosede — vt process; prosecute, sue, take to court, arraign, try; n process, procedure; trial (law)
prosedador — n processor
prosederia — n processing plant
reprosede — v reprocess; n reprocessing
prosegue — vi proceed; n procession
prosima — a near, close, nearby; approximate, rough; adv nearby, in the vicinity; approximately, roughly
a la semana prosima — adv next week
pos la du menses prosima — adv in two months' time
prosimi — vi approach; n approximation, approach (including to a problem)
prosiminte — a impending, imminent; a n approximant (consonant)
prosiminte ladal — a n lateral approximant (consonant)
prosimi secreta — v sneak up, approach stealthily
prosion — n raccoon (mammal: species Procyon lotor)
prostata — n prostate
prostese — n prosthesis
prostesal — a prosthetic
prostitui — vt prostitute; n prostitution
prostituida — n prostitute, hooker, whore
protactinio — n protactinium (element)
protea — n protea (plant: genus Protea)
proteje — vt protect, defend, shield; n protection, precaution
nonprotejeda — a unprotected
protejeda — a protected; n protectorate
protejente — a protecting, protective
protejisme — n protectionism
protejiste — n protectionist
protejor — n protector
protele — n aardwolf (mammal: species Proteles cristatus)
protena — n protein
protende — vi protrude, bulge, jut, stick out; n protrusion, protuberance, bulge, prominence
protendente — a prominent
protesta — vt protest, object, demonstrate, rail; n protest, protestation, objection, demonstration (political)
protestante — a protesting; protestant; n protestant
protestantisme — n protestantism
protestor — n protester
protocol — n protocol
proton — n proton
protoplasma — n protoplasm
proverbo — n proverb, adage
proverbal — a proverbial
provinse — n province, prefecture, state
provinsal — a provincial, unsophisticated
provinsalisme — n provincialism
provoca — vt provoke, instigate, foment, incite, prompt; n provocation, instigation
provocor — n provocateur, instigator, agitator
provocor de gera — n warmonger
proxi — n proxy server (computing)
pruna — n plum
pruna seca — n prune, dried plum
pruno — n plum tree (tree: genus Prunus)
pruri — vi itch; n itch
Prusen — n Prussia
prusen — a n Prussian
ps — abbr (pos scrive) PS, post scriptum, postscript
psi — n psi (Greek letter)
psice — n psyche, mind
psical — a psychic (of the psyche)
psiciatria — n psychiatry
psiciatrial — a psychiatric, psychiatrical
psiciatriste — n psychiatrist
psicica — a psychic (paranormal)
psicoanaletica — n psychoanaleptic (drug)
psicoanalise — vt psychoanalyze (US), psychoanalyse (Br); n psychoanalysis
psicojenal — a psychogenic
psicoletica — a psycholeptic (drug)
psicolojia — n psychology
psicolojial — a psychological
psicolojiste — n psychologist
psicomotor — a psychomotor
psicopatia — n psychopathy
psicopatica — a psycopathic; n psychopath
psicopatolojia — n psychopathology
psicose — n psychosis
psicosica — a psychotic
psicosomatica — a psychosomatic
psicoterapia — n psychotherapy
psicotropial — a psychotropic
psoriase — n psoriasis
pterodatilo — n pterodactyl (reptile: Pterodactylus antiquus)
ptolemean — a Ptolemean
pubis — n pubis
pubisal — a pubic
publica — a public
nonpublicida — a unpublished
publici — vi vt publish, release (to market); air (on television); post (on website); n publication, release, edition; posting
puia — vt push (trolley, button)
puieta — v n poke, nudge, jog
pul — n pool (game)
pulea — n pulley
pulga — n flea (insect: order Siphonaptera); tiddlywink
pulmon — n lung
pulmonal — a pulmonary
pulpa — n pulp, flesh
pulpi — vi vt pulp
pulposa — a pulpy, fleshy (of fruit)
pulsa — vi pulse; beat (music); n pulse
pulsa inversada — n backbeat
pulsar — n pulsar
pum — n bang, crash, thud, pop (sound); intj bang!, crash!, thud!, thump!
pumi — vi vt bang, slam, clap, pop, thud (make sound)
puma — n puma, cougar, jaguarundi (mammal: species Puma concolor)
punc — a n punk (music, lifestyle)
puni — vt punish, penalize; n punishment, penalty, sanction
nonpunida — a unpunished
puni avertinte — n exemplary punishment
puni eterna — n damnation, perdition
punica — a Punic, Carthaginian
punio — n fist
colpa con punio — v punch; n punch
punta — vt aim, point; n aim
malpunta — v misaim
puntador — n pointer (computing: data type)
punto — n point, tip, dot, spot; point (in discussion); item, entry (in list); stitch; full stop, period (punctuation)
a punto de — adv on the point of, about to, just, just about to
dupunto — n colon (punctuation)
fa un punto — v stitch
mediapunto — n midpoint
punteta — n freckle
punti — vi vt sharpen (to a point)
puntida — a pointed, pointy, sharp
puntipeneta (comp) — n pencil sharpener
punto de refere — n point of reference, landmark (for navigation)
punto de vista — n viewpoint (place with a view, opinion), point of view, outlook, perspective
punto G — n G-spot (anatomy)
punto pedante — n quibble
punton — n bullet, bullet point (typography)
puntos — n points, score (game)
punto-virgula — n semicolon (punctuation)
trepunto — n ellipsis (punctuation)
puntua — vt punctuate; n punctuation
puntual — a punctual, prompt; adv punctually, promptly
puntualia — n punctuality, promptness
pupa — n doll, effigy
pupa de trapo — n rag doll
pupeta — n puppet
pupetor — n puppeteer
pupil — n pupil (of eye)
pur — a pure, unadulterated, uncontaminated, chaste, mere; adv purely, merely
nonpuria — n impurity
purador — n purifier
puri — vi vt purify
puria — n cleanliness, purity
puriste — a puristic; n purist
pure — vt puree; n puree
pure de poma — n apple sauce, apple purée
purga — vt n purge
purgatorio — n purgatory
puritan — a n Puritan
puritanisme — n Puritanism
purpur — a purple, livid
purpuria — n lividity
pus — n pus
pustula — n pustule, pimple
puta — n whore, slut, bitch (informal: prostitute; also insult)
puto — n manwhore (informal: male prostitute); sod, bastard (insult)
putong — a n Putonghua, Mandarin Chinese (language)
putri — vi rot, decay; n rot, decay
nonputrable — a imperishable, nonperishable
putrable — a perishable
putrida — a rotten, decayed; n rotten matter
puxa — vt shove, ram, thrust (move violently); n shove, thrust
puxador — n thruster
puzel — n jigsaw puzzle
Q — /qua/ n Q (letter)
qua — n name of letter Q
R — /er/ n R (letter)
rabano — n radish (root, plant: species Raphanus sativus)
rabano forte — n horseradish (root, plant: species Armoracia rusticana)
rabi — n rabbi
rabia — n rabies
rabica — a rabid
raceta — n racket, racquet (for sport)
racite — n rickets, rachitis
raconta — vt tell, relate (experiences, as story or otherwise); n anecdote, memoir
radar — n radar
radia — vi radiate, broadcast; n radiation, broadcasting
radiador — n radiator
radiante — a radiating, radiant, beaming
radian — n radian
radical — n radical (chemistry)
radical libre — n free radical
radio — n radio, wireless (set, concept)
radio — n radius (anatomy)
radio — n radium (element)
radioativa — a radioactive
radioativia — n radioactivity
radiograf — n X-ray machine
radiografi — vt X-ray
radiografia — n radiography
radiolojia — n radiology
radiolojial — a radiological
radioterapia — n radiotherapy
radis — n root
a radis — adv at root, basically, fundamentally
desradisi — v uproot
radisal — a radical, fundamental, drastic; adv radically, fundamentally
radisi — vi take root
radon — n radon (element)
raga — n raga (music)
ragnaroc — n ragnarok (twilight of the gods)
ragtaim — a n ragtime (music)
ragu — n stew, ragout
raia — n ray, skate (superorder Batoidea)
raio — n ray, beam (of light); stripe (of pattern), streak; bolt (of lightning); spoke (of wheel); radius (of circle)
raio gama — n gamma ray
raio X — n X-ray
raios diplomatal — n pl pinstripes
raiosa — a striped, striate, striated
ral — n rail, crake (bird: family Rallidae)
ram — n RAM, random-access memory
ramo — n branch; denomination
rami — vi branch
raminte — a branching
ramon — n bough
rampe — vi crawl, creep
rampor — n crawler, creeper (person, plant)
rana — n frog (amphibian: order Anura)
raneta — n tadpole
ranunculo — n buttercup (plant: genus Ranunculus)
ranur — n slot, groove, aperture, slit, furrow
ranur de arado — n furrow
ranuri — vt slit
ranxo — n ranch
rap — a n rap (music)
rapi — vt rap (perform rap)
rapor — n rapper (musician)
Rapanui — n Rapa Nui, Easter Island
rapanui — a n rapanui (person, language)
rapela — vi rappel (US), abseil (Br)
rapida — a fast, quick, rapid, swift, punctual, prompt, fleet; adv fast, quickly, rapidly, punctually, promptly
rapidi — vi speed up, accelerate, quicken; n acceleration
rapidia — n speed, velocity, rate
rapsodia — n rhapsody
rara — a rare, uncommon; adv rarely, seldom
rari — vi rarefy, diffuse, dilute
rarida — a rarefied, tenuous, diffuse, diluted, dilute, sparse, wispy
rasa — vt shave, raze; n shave
rasador — n razor, shaver
rasca — vt scratch; n scratch
antirasca — a antiscratch, scratch-resistant
rascasielo (comp) — n skyscraper
raspa — vt scrape, abrade; chafe; n abrasion
raspador — n scraper, rasp
raspante — a scraping, abrasive
rastafari — a n Rastafari, Rastafarian
rasto — n rake (tool)
rasti — vt rake
rata — n rat (mammal: genus Rattus)
ratan — n rattan (fiber, plant: tribe Calameae)
ratatui — n ratatouille
ravioli — n ravioli
raza — n race, ethnic group, breed
de raza miscada — a of mixed race, mongrel
razal — a racial
razisme — n racism
raziste — n racist
razona — vt reason, argue (give reasons); n reasoning, rational thought, argument, case, reason, motive, purpose
razona bon — v reason correctly, be right, be correct
razonante — a reasoning, reasonable (person)
re- — pref re- (added to v: v ... again; ... back; ... in the opposite direction)
re — n king (including chess, cards)
rea — n queen
reia — n royalty
reial — a royal
reialisme — n royalism
reialiste — n royalist
visre — n viceroy
visrea — n vicereine
rea — n rhea (bird: genus Rhea)
real — a real, actual, tangible
autoreali — v self-realize, self-actualize; n self-realization, self-actualization
en realia — adv in reality, in fact
nonrealable — a unfeasible, unworkable
realable — a feasible, workable, doable, achievable, viable
reali — vi realize, make real, actualize, achieve, accomplish, enact; honor (US), honour (Br), fulfill (US), fulfil (Br), observe (promise), answer (prayer); n realization, achievement, actualization, accomplishment, enactment
realia — n reality
realida — a realized, actualized, accomplished
realisme — n realism
realiste — n realist
realosa — a realistic; adv realistically
rereali — v reenact; n reenactment
real — n real (money)
realpolitica — n realpolitik
reata — vi react; n reaction
reata en cadena — n chain reaction, domino effect
reata tro forte — v overreact
reatador — n reactor (nuclear)
reatante — a reactionary
reator — n reactor, reactionary (person)
reatosa — a reactive, sensitive
rebela — vi rebel, mutiny, resist authority; n rebellion, mutiny, resistance
rebelante — a rebelling, rebellious, mutinous
rebelor — n rebel, mutineer
rebita — n rivet
rebiti — vt rivet
recambia — vt replace (something worn out); n replacement (e.g. battery, tire, hip)
reclama — vt claim, reclaim (property, title); n reclamation
contrareclama — n counterclaim
reclina — vi recline, lie back, lie down
recolie — vt pick up, reap, harvest; n harvest, crop
recolie de reservas — v raise funds; n fundraising, fundraiser (event)
recolie profitosa — n cash crop
recolior de reservas — n fundraiser (person)
recomenda — vt recommend; n recommendation
recomenda forte — v urge, strongly recommend; n strong recommendation
recompensa — vt recompense, reward; n recompense, reward
reconose — vt recognize, acknowledge; n recognition, acknowledgement
reconosable — a recognizable
reconose la valua de — v recognize the value of, appreciate
reconsilia — vi reconcile, make up; n reconciliation
recorda — vt remember, recall; n recollection, recall, memory (particular)
esta ia fa me recorda tu — this reminded me of you
fa ce (algun) recorda — v remind, prompt
recorda falsa — v confabulate; n confabulation, false memory
recordante — a reminding; n reminder, souvenir, keepsake, memento
recordo — a record, record-breaking; n record (best ever performance)
en tempo recordo — adv in record time
recore — vi recur, relapse
recorente — a recurrent, relapsing
recorsa — vi recurse; n recursion
recorsante — a recursive
recovre — vi recover, recuperate, get better; n recovery, recuperation
recrea — n recreation (enjoyable activity)
recurso — n resource, facility
recursosa — a resourceful
rede — n net; network, nexus; mesh, screen, netting
la Rede — n Reticulum (constellation)
rede de arania — n spider's web, cobweb
rede de capeles — n hairnet, snood
rede de compania — n company network, corporate network
rede mundal — n World-Wide Web
redi — vt network
redin — n rein
redini — vt rein
redui — vi reduce, decrease, scale down, lessen; turn down (e.g. the volume); n reduction
redui de empleadas — n downsizing
redui de imposta — n tax cut, tax reduction
redui empleadas — v downsize
reduvido — n assassin bug (insect: family Reduviidae)
refere — vi refer, allude; n reference, referral, allusion, mention
desrefere — v dereference (computing)
refere a — v refer to, allude to, mention
referente — a referring; n reference
referendo — n referendum
referendo per retira — n recall election, recall referendum
refina — vt refine, perfect; n refinement
refinada — a refined; graceful, poised, elegant, gracious
refineria — n refinery
refleta — vt reflect; n reflection
refletante — v reflecting, reflective, introspective; reflexive (grammar)
reflexe — a reflexive; n reflex
reformi — vt reform; n reform, reformation
reformisme — n reformism
reformiste — a n reformist
reforti — vt reinforce; n reinforcement; strengthener, gusset; booster (vaccination)
refortinte — a reinforcing, strengthening
refrata — vt refract; n refraction
refren — n refrain, chorus
refreneta — n jingle
refuja — vt shelter, give refuge to, give asylum to, harbor (US), harbour (Br); n shelter, refuge, asylum, sanctuary
refuja contra esplodes — n bomb shelter
refuja se — vi take refuge
refujada — n refugee
refusa — vt refuse, reject, dismiss; n refusal, rejection
refuta — vt refute, rebut; n refutation, rebuttal
regala — vt treat, spoil, pamper, indulge, overindulge, dote; n treat (pleasant gift), bonus
regarda — vt look at, behold, regard; overlook (a view); n look, glance, regard
regarda intensa — v stare at; n stare
regardante — adv regarding, as regards, as for
regardeta — v glance at; n glance
rege — a n reggae (music)
regex — n regular expression, regex, regexp (computing)
regla — n ruler (for drawing lines)
regla de calcula — n slide rule
regla T — n T-square
regresa — vi regress; n regression
regrete — vt regret, be sorry; n regret, remorse
regretable — a regrettable, unfortunate; n regrettably, unfortunately
regula — vt regulate, arrange, regularize, modulate; n rule, regulation, commandment
autoregula — v self-regulate
regula jeneral — n general rule, rule of thumb
regulador — n regulator (device)
rejeta — vt reject, abjure, spurn; n rejection, abjuration
rejetiste — a n rejectionist
rejimento — n regiment
rejimental — a regimental
rejistra — vt record, register; n recording
rejistrador — n recorder, recording device; register
rejistrador de banda — n tape recorder
rel — n rail, railing, banister, bannister, balustrade
reles — n pl railroad track, rails
salta de la reles — v derail (train)
relasa — vt release, let go, unleash
con relasa gradal — a slow-release, time-release
relasador — n shutter release (camera)
relata — vi relate, be in relation; n relationship, relation, association
relata de ama — n love affair, relationship
relatada — a related, kindred; n relative, family relation
relatas publica — n public relations
relativa — a relative
relativia — n relativity
rele — n relay
releva — vt throw into relief; n relief (distinctness)
releva alta — n high relief
releva basa — n low relief, bas-relief
relicia — n relic
relijio — n religion
nonrelijiosa — a non-religious, lay, secular; n layman, lay person
relijiosa — a religious, pious, devout; adv religiously
relijiosia — n piety, devoutness
remedia — vt remedy, cure, heal, redress; n remedy
autoremedia — v self-limit
autoremediada — a self-limited (disease)
nonremediable — a irremediable, uncurable
remediable — a remediable, curable
remete — vt remit, absolve, redeem, reprieve; n remission, absolution, redemption; reprieve, remission, continuance, stay (of execution)
remetor — n redeemer
remize — n penduline tit (bird: species Remiz pendulinus)
remo — n oar, paddle
remi — vt row, paddle
ren — n kidney
renal — a renal
rena — vt reign, rule; n kingdom, dominion, realm; regime
renante — a reigning, regent
renor — n ruler
renoreta — n minor ruler; kinglet (bird: genus Regulus)
Rena Unida — n United Kingdom
rendere — vt render (computing)
renegada — a n renegade
renin — n renin
renio — n rhenium (element)
reno — n reindeer, caribou (mammal: species Rangifer tarandus)
renovasculal — a renovascular
renunsia — vt resign, abdicate, renounce; n resignation, abdication, renunciation; disclaimer
repara — vt repair, fix, mend, darn; n repair, fix
nonreparada — a in disrepair, dilapidated
repareria — n repair shop
reparor — n repairer, fixer
repenti — vt repent, feel remorse (for), feel contrite, be penitent, regret, be sorry; n repentance, penitence, penance, contrition, remorse, regret
nonrepentinte — a unrepentant, unapologetic
repentinte — a repentant, penitent, contrite, remorseful, regretful, sorry, apologetic
repentor — n penitent
repertorio — n repertoire
repete — vt repeat, echo; keep, keep on (doing); n repetition; intj ditto
repetente — a repeating, repetitive; adv repeatedly
replica — vt retort, answer back, snap back; n retort, witty reply; line (of dialog)
reporta — vt report, brief; n report, account, allegation, briefing
reportor — n reporter
reposa — vi rest, relax, repose, take it easy; lie down, settle, pause; stay (reside temporarily), sojourn; set (sun, moon, planet); n rest, relaxation, repose, respite; stay, sojourn
reposa de luna — n moonset
reposa de sol — n sunset
reposa per la note — v stay for the night; n overnight stay
reposabraso (comp) — n armrest
reposapede (comp) — n footstool, ottoman
represa — vt repress; n repression
representa — vt represent, stand for, characterize, portray, depict; n representation, characterization, portrayal, depiction
malrepresenta — v misrepresent; n misrepresentation
representor — n representative, spokesperson, proxy
reprodui — v reproduce, propagate, breed, procreate; n reproduction, propagation, procreation
per reprodui — a stud, breeding, brood
reprodui esata — v replicate; n replication
reproxa — vt rebuke, reproach, reprehend, reprimand, admonish, scold, tell off, upbraid, chide; n reproach, reprimand, admonition
republica — n republic
republiciste — a n republican
Republica de Africa Sentral — n Central African Republic (also Sentrafrica)
Republica de Africa Sude — n Republic of South Africa, Union of South Africa (also Sudafrica)
Republica Dominican — n Dominican Republic
dominican — a n Dominican
repulsa — vt repulse, repel; disgust, turn off (person), horrify; n revulsion, antipathy, aversion, dislike, disgust
repulsante — a repulsive, repellent, revolting, disgusting, foul, repugnant, nasty, horrible, horrid, grisly, gruesome
reputa — vt repute, deem; n reputation
reputada — a reputed
rescate — n ransom
rescati — vt ransom
resenia — vt n critique, review
resente — a recent; adv recently, lately
la plu resente — adv most recently, last (as in "a fashion last popular in the 1940s")
resente de scola — a fresh from school
reserva — vt reserve; save (money); hoard; book (seat, table); n store, cache, reservoir, hoard; savings, fund (money); booking, reservation (of seat, table)
reserva de amorti — n sinking fund
reservada — a reserved; adv in reserve
reservas — n reserves, stock (of supplies)
reseta — vt receive, get; catch (illness); n reception
resetador — n receiver (device)
resetante — a receptive
reseteria — n reception, reception area (of a building)
resetiste — n receptionist; welcomer
resetor — n recipient; receptor (biology)
reseta — n recipe
resife — n reef
resina — n resin, gum
resinosa — a resinous
resinia — vt resign; n resignation
resiproca — a adv reciprocal
resiproci — vi reciprocate
resiprocia — n reciprocity
resiste — vt resist, withstand, hold out; n resistance, unwillingness
resistador — n resistor
resistente — a resistant, unwilling
resistente a foco — a flame-retardant
resita — vt recite; n recitation
resolve — vt resolve (into parts); n resolving, resolution
resoma — vt summarize, outline; n summary, synopsis, outline, resume
respeta — vt respect, esteem, venerate; n respect, deference
autorespeta — n self-respect, self-esteem
desrespeta — v disrespect; n disrespect, insolence
nonrespetoas — a disrespectful
respetable — a respectable
respetada — a respected, esteemed, venerable
respetosa — a respectful
respira — vt breathe; n breath
autorespirador — n scuba
respira debil — v breathe shallowly, breathe weakly; n shallow breathing, weak breathing
respira final — v breathe one's last, give up the ghost; n final breath, last gasp
respira laborosa — v struggle for breath; n labored breathing (US), laboured breathing (Br)
respira rapida — v n pant
respira ruidosa — v n wheeze
respirador — n respirator
respiral — a respiratory
responde — vt respond, answer, reply; n response, answer
respondador — n answering machine
respondente — a responding, answering, replying, respondent
respondor — n responder, answerer, replier, respondent (person)
resta — vi remain, be left over, stay (behind); n remainder, rest, remnant, residual, residue
restas — n leftovers
restora — vt restore, refresh, make like new; n restoration, refreshment
restorada — a refreshed, zesty, perky
restorante — a refreshing; n restaurant
restorante de comes retirable — n takeout restaurant (US), takeaway restaurant (Br)
restorantor — n restaurateur
restorisme — n restorationism
restrinje — vt restrict, confine, cramp; disqualify; restrain, immobilize; n restriction, confinement; condition
restrinje limital — n boundary condition
restrinjeda a leto — a confined to bed, bedridden
sin restrinje — a unrestricted, unconditional; unrestrained; adv unconditionally; without restraint, with abandon
resulta — vi result; n result, consequence, effect
resulta ladal — n side effect
reta — a straight (not bent)
reti — vi straighten
retia — n straightness
retalia — vi retaliate, get revenge, get even, get one's own back; n revenge, vengeance, retaliation, retribution
retangulo — a rectangular, oblong; n rectangle, oblong
retarda — vt retard, slow down, inhibit, postpone, delay; n inhibition, delay, lag, lag time
mental retardada — a mentally retarded
retarda mental — n mental retardation
sin retarda — adv immediately, without delay
reteni — vt keep, retain (in one's possession); reserve (for future use); keep, store (in a regular place); withhold; hold in; n keeping, retention, storing
reticulo — n reticulum
retil — n reptile (class Reptilia)
retilal — a reptilian
retina — n retina
retinal — a retinal
retinopatia — n retinopathy
reto — n rectum
retal — a rectal
retorica — n rhetoric
retorical — a rhetorical
retoriciste — n rhetorician
retorta — n retort (chemistry equipment)
retro — a rear, back; n rear, back part
a retro — adv back, backwards
a retro de — prep at the back of, behind
retro- — pref retro-, backwards
retroflexe — a n retroflex (consonant)
retrospeta — vt look back; n retrospective, flashback
en retrospeta — adv in retrospect, looking back, with hindsight
retrospetante — a retrospective
reumatica — a rheumatic
reumatoide — a rheumatoid
reumatolojia — n rheumatology
reumatolojiste — n rheumatologist
revela — vt reveal, disclose, divulge; n disclosure, revelation, mystical vision
revenu — n income, revenue, proceeds, earnings
reversa — vt reverse, turn around; revert; turn inside-out; n reversal; reversion, atavism
en reversa — adv in reverse, vice versa
nonreversable — a irreversible
reversable — a reversible
reversada — a reversed; inside-out; adv in reverse, vice versa, conversely
revisa — vt revise; n revision
revista — vt review; n review, periodical
revolta — vi revolt; n revolution, uprising (local rebellion)
revolui — vt revolutionize, overturn; n revolution (overthrow of government)
revoluinte — a revolutionary, radical
revoluisme — n revolutionism
revoluiste — n revolutionist, revolutionary, radical
revolver — n revolver (gun)
rexerca — vt research; n research
rexercor — n researcher
ribes — n currant (plant, fruit: genus Ribes)
ribosa — n ribose
ribosoma — n ribosome
rica — a rich, wealthy, prosperous
nova rica — a newly rich, nouveau riche
rici — vi prosper
ricia — n richness, wealth, means, prosperity, opulence
ricxa — n rickshaw (vehicle)
rie — vi laugh; n laugh, laughter
riable — a laughable, ridiculous, ludicrous
rieta — v n giggle, titter
rion — n guffaw
rif — n riff (music)
rigodon — n rigaudon, rigadoon (dance)
rijida — a stiff, rigid
rijidi — vi stiffen, make rigid
rijidia — n stiffness, rigidity
ril — n reel (music, dance)
rima — vi vt rhyme; n rhyme
rinite — n rhinitis, hayfever
rinofarinjite — n rhinopharyngitis, common cold
rinorea — n rhinorrhoea, runny nose
rinosero — n rhinoceros, rhino (mammal: family Rhinocerotidae)
rinse — vt n rinse
rio — n river
rial — a riverine, fluvial
rieta — n stream
rio basa — n ford
ris — n rice (plant, seed: species Oryza sativa)
risa — vi vt curl; n curl
risada — a curled, curly
risas de lenio — n wood shavings, excelsior
risca — vt risk; n risk
riscada — a vulnerable (species)
riscosa — a risky
ritmo — n rhythm, cadence, prosody, rhythmics
ritmo e blus — n rhythm and blues, R&B (music)
ritmosa — a rhythmic, rhythmical
rituo — n ritual, rite, ceremony, (religious) service
ritual — a ritual
rituo de sposi — n wedding, marriage ceremony
riva — n shore, bank (river)
rizofora — n mangrove (plant: genus Rhizophora)
rizoide — a n rhizoid
rizoma — n rhizome
ro — n rho (Greek letter)
roba — n dress, robe
roba de bani — n bathrobe, dressing gown
roba de coctel — n cocktail dress
roba de prete — n cassock
roba de sera — n evening gown
roba de sol — n sundress
roba de sposi — n wedding dress, wedding gown
roba gainin — n sheath dress
roba negra peti — n little black dress
robeta — n (full-length) slip
robeta de note — n babydoll (nightdress)
robinia — n locust, robinia (plant: genus Robinia)
robot — n robot
robotal — a robotic (concerning robots)
roboti — vt robotize; n robotization
robotin — a robotic, robotlike
roc — a n rock (music)
roc dur — n hard rock (music)
roc e rola — n rock and roll (music)
roc metal — n heavy metal (music)
roc punc — n punk rock
roc — n roc (mythical bird)
roca — n rock, stone
roca deponeda — n sedimentary rock
roca magmal — n igneous rock
roca mutada — n metamorphic rock
roca — vt castle (chess); n castling
roceta — n roquet (shot in croquet)
roceto — n rocket (missile)
rococo — a n rococo
rode — vt gnaw, nibble
rodente — a gnawing; n rodent (mammal: order Rodentia)
rodeo — n rodeo
rodi — n roadie
rodio — n rhodium (element)
rododendro — n rhododendron (plant: genus Rhododendron)
roentgenio — n roentgenium (element)
roja — a n red (color)
desroji — v remove red from; remove red-eye from (photograph)
roja calda — a red-hot
roji — vi redden, blush
rojin — a reddish
rojin brun — a reddish-brown, auburn
rol — n role, factor, function, part (to play)
rolor — n role-player, player, person with a role to play (in life, in a game, etc)
rola — vi vt roll, roll over; tumble; wallow; scroll (computing); n roll (of material)
desrola — v unroll, uncoil, unwind
rola de tambur — n drum roll
rolada — n roulade, paupiette, braciole
rolador — n roller
roleta — n roulette
rom — n ROM, read-only memory
Roma — n Rome
roman — a Roman
romaji — n romaji
romanes — a Romansh (language)
romanesca — a romanesque
romani — a n Rom, Romany, Gypsy (person, language)
Romania — n Romania
romanian — a n Romanian (person, language)
romanica — a n Romanic, Romance (person, language)
romaniol — a n Romagnol
romanse — n romance (medieval tale, musical piece)
romansor — n romancer
romantica — a n romantic
relata romantica — n romance, romantic relationship
romanticisme — n romanticism
romaro — n rosemary (herb, plant: species Rosmarinus officinalis)
rombo — a rhomboid; n rhombus
rompe — vi vt break, tear up; renege on, go back on, fail to observe (promise, deal); n breakage, rupture; bust (economic)
rompeda — a broken
rompetesta (comp) — n puzzle, riddle, brainteaser; mace (weapon)
ronca — vt growl, grunt, grumble, rumble, snore; n growl, grunt, rumble
roncin — a hoarse
ronc-ronc! — intj grunt!, oink! (as pig)
ronda — a round; pudgy, chubby; round (music)
rondi — vi vt round (become rounded, make rounded)
rondia — n roundness
rondin — n swallow (bird: family Hirundinidae)
la Rondin — n Apus (constellation)
rondo — n rondeau (music)
ronrona — vt n purr
ros — a n pink (color)
rosi — vi turn pink, blush
rosa — n rose (plant, flower: genus Rosa)
rosa spinosa — n sweetbrier, sweetbriar, eglantine rose (plant: species Rosa eglanteria, Rosa rubiginosa)
rosaria — n rosary
rosarieta — n chaplet
roseola — n roseola infantum, baby measles
roseta — n rosefinch, purple finch (bird: various rosy finches of subfamily Carduelinae, especially genus Carpodacus)
rosinol — n nightingale (bird: species Luscinia megarhynchos)
rosio — n dew
rosiosa — a dewy, bedewed
rosta — vt roast; n roast
rosteria — n rotisserie
rostralata — n painted snipe (wading bird: three species of family Rostratulidae)
rota — n wheel
rota de dentes — n gear, cog
rota de inertia — n flywheel
rota de rola — n scroll wheel
rota jigante — n Ferris wheel
roteta — n castor
rotica — a n rhotic (consonant)
rotifero — n rotifer (phylum)
rotula — n kneecap, patella
rotunda — n rotunda
ru — a rough (not smooth), rugged
ruia — n roughness, ruggedness
ru — n roux
rua — n road (in country, not an urban street)
rua sin sorti — n dead end, cul-de-sac; stalemate, deadlock, impasse
rueta — n lane, path (in country)
Ruanda — n Rwanda
ruanda — a n Rwandan
rubarbo — n rhubarb (plant: genus Rheum)
rubeola — n rubella, German measles
rubi — n ruby (gem)
rubidio — n rubidium (element)
rublo — n ruble, rouble (money)
rubo — n bramble (plant: genus Rubus)
rue — n roué
ruido — n noise, cacophony, clamor (US), clamour (Br)
desruidi — vt denoise (images)
ruidador — n noisemaker (device)
ruidi — vi make noise
ruido blanca — n white noise
ruidor — n noisemaker (person)
ruidosa — a noisy; adv noisily
ruidosa e enerjiosa — a boisterous
ruina — vt ruin, devastate, desolate; n ruin, desolation, devastation, doom, havoc
a ruina — adv to ruins, to pieces, apart
ruinada — a ruined, desolate, devastated, decrepit
ruinada par gera — a war-torn
ruinas — n pl ruins, wreckage
ruji — vt roar, bellow; n roar, bellow
rum — n rum (drink)
rumba — n rumba (dance)
rumor — n rumor (US), rumour (Br)
rumores — n pl rumors (US), rumours (Br), gossip
rumoror — n gossip, rumormonger (US), rumourmonger (Br)
runa — n rune (alphabet)
runal — a runic
rupi — n rupee
rus — n ruse, trick, chicanery, prank
rusor — n trickster, prankster
rusosa — a crafty, cunning, tricky, devious, sly, shady
Rusia — n Russia
rusce — a n Russian (person, language)
ruta — vt n burp, belch
rutenio — n ruthenium (element)
ruterfordio — n rutherfordium (element)
S — /es/ n S (letter)
sabe — vt know (fact, details, how to); n knowledge, know-how
... (tu) sabe? — intj ... you know? (conversational tag)
ci sabe (si)? — intj who knows (if)?
nonsabeda — a n unknown; adv unbeknownst
nonsabosa — a ignorant
sabetota (comp) — n know-it-all, smart aleck, smartass, wise guy, wiseacre
sabosa — a knowledgeable
sabor — n taste, flavor (US), flavour (Br)
con sabor(es) — a flavored (US), flavoured (Br)
de sabor agu — a pungent, sharp-tasting
sabori — vi taste (have a specified taste)
sabori bon — v taste good
saborosa — a tasty, flavorful (US), flavourful (Br), strong-tasting, savory (US), savoury (Br)
sensa de sabor — n sense of taste, gustatory sense
saborea — vt savor (US), savour (Br), relish, enjoy
sabota — vt sabotage; n sabotage
sabotor — n saboteur
sabre — n saber (US), sabre (Br)
scude de sabres — n saber rattling (US), sabre rattling (Br)
saca — vt sack, pillage, plunder, despoil
sacor — n pillager
Sacartvelo — n Georgia (Caucasus)
cartuli — a n Georgian (person, language)
sace — n sake (rice wine)
saci — n saki monkey (primate: genus Pithecia)
saco — n sack, bag
saceta — n sachet
saco de colpa — n punching bag, punchbag
sacrifia — vt sacrifice; n sacrifice
autosacrifia — n self-sacrifice
sacroilio — n sacroilium
sacroilial — a sacroiliac
sadiste — a sadistic; n sadist
sadisme — n sadism
safari — n safari
safir — n sapphire
saga — n saga
saguaro — n saguaro (cactus: species Carnegiea gigantea)
Sahara — n Sahara
sahari — a Saharan
Sahara Ueste — n Western Sahara
saisi — vt seize, grasp, grab, snatch, usurp; abduct, kidnap; freeze, hang (computing); n abduction, kidnapping
saisida — a seized; frozen (computing)
saisinte la oio — a eye-catching, striking
saison — n season (of year)
saisonal — a seasonal
saja — a wise, sage, judicious; n sage, wise person, wise man, wise woman
nonsaja — a unwise; adv unwisely
sajia — n wisdom, sagacity
sal — n salt
desali — v desalinate; n desalination
sali — vt salinate; n salination
salin — a saline
salosa — a salty
sala — n room, chamber; ward (hospital)
sala de bagaje — n cloakroom, luggage room, baggage room
sala de banio — n bathroom
sala de campana — n bell chamber, belfry
sala de clase — n classroom
sala de come — n dining room
sala de contas — n counting house
sala de dormi — n bedroom
sala de enfantes — n nursery, playroom
sala de espeta — n waiting room
sala de femes — n ladies' room
sala de furnis — n storeroom
sala de omes — n men's room
sala de rede — n (internet) chatroom
sala de studia — n study (room)
sala de vesti — n dressing room
sala oscur — n darkroom (of photographer)
sala per du — n double room
sala per un — n single room
sala securida — n vault (bank)
saleta — n closet, compartment
saleta de comedas — n pantry, larder
saleta de furnis — n storage closet
saleta de jacas — n cloakroom
saleta privata — n toilet, lavatory, WC
salon — n living room, drawing room, great room, hall
salon de balo — n ballroom
salon de conserta — n concert hall, auditorium
salon de dansa — n dance hall
salon de presenta — n auditorium
salada — n salad
salada de col — n coleslaw
salamandra — n salamander
salami — n salami
salario — n salary, wage, wages
con salario — a paid, salaried, non-amateur, professional
saliva — n saliva, spittle
salivi — vt salivate, water; n salivation
salmo — n psalm, canticle, religious poem
libro de salmos — n psalter
salmon — n salmon (fish: genus Salmo, genus Oncorhynchus)
salopeta — n dungarees, bib-and-brace overalls, salopettes (skiing)
salpica — vi vt splash, spatter, splatter; n splash
salsa — n sauce; salsa (dance)
salsa de carne — n gravy
salsa de crema — n custard
salsa dulse — n sweet sauce, topping
salsa tatar — n tartar sauce (US), tartare sauce (Br)
salse — n willow (tree: genus Salix)
salsix — n sausage
salsola — n tumbleweed, salsola, Russian thistle (plant: genus Salsola)
salta — vi jump, leap; n jump, leap
salta con corda elastica — v bungee-jump; n bungee jump, bungee jumping
salta con paracade — v skydive, parachute; n skydiving, parachuting
salta cuantal — n quantum leap
salta de la reles — v derail
salteta — vi start (with surprise), flinch, wince
saluta — vt greet, welcome; n greeting, welcome
saluta con mano — v wave (hand in greeting)
saluta inclinada — v bow (in respect); n bow
saluta militar — v salute; n (military) salute
salva — vt save, rescue, spare; save up; redeem; n salvation, redemption
salvor — n savior (US), saviour (Br), rescuer; redeemer
Salvador — n El Salvador
salvadoran — a n Salvadoran
salvia — n sage (plant: genus Salvia)
samario — n samarium (element)
samba — n samba (dance)
sambuco — n elder, elderberry (plant: genus Sambucus)
Sami — n Lapland
sami — n Sami (person, language)
Samoa — n Samoa
Samoa Ueste — n Western Samoa
samoan — a n Samoan (person)
samovar — n samovar
sampan — n sampan (Chinese ship)
sample — vt sample; n sample
samplador — n sampler (music)
samsara — n samsara
samurai — n samurai
samuri — n squirrel monkey (genus Saimiri)
san — n St, Saint (as a title)
San Cits e Nevis — n Saint Kitts and Nevis
citian — a n Kittian
nevisian — a n Nevisian
San Lusia — n Saint Lucia
sanlusian — a n Saint Lucian
San Marino — n San Marino
samarines — a n Sammarinese
san Nicolas — n Saint Nicholas, Santa Claus
San Tome e Prinsipe — n Sao Tome and Principe
santomense — a n Sao Tomean
San Vinsent e la Grenadines — n Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
grenadian — a n Grenadian
vinsentian — a n Vincentian
sana — a healthy, wholesome
nonsana — a unhealthy
sani — vi heal, become healthy, get better, recover, recuperate; vt cure, make healthy, make better
sania — n health
sanitota — n cure-all, panacea
sanbernardo — n Saint Bernard (dog breed)
sandal — n sandal
sandaleta — n flip-flop, thong, simple sandal
sanduix — n sandwich
sanga — n sangha
sanglota — vt sob, gasp; n sob
sangue — n blood, gore
sangui — vt bleed
sanguosa — a bloody, gory
versa de sangue — n bloodshed
sanscrito — a n Sanskrit (language)
santa — a holy, sacred; n saint
nonsanta — a profane
santa padronal — n patron saint
santeria — n shrine, holy place
santi — vi vt consecrate, sanctify, hallow; n consecration, sanctification
santia — n holiness, beatitude
sanumberto — n bloodhound (dog breed)
sapaio — n broad-billed sapayoa (bird: species Sapayoa aenigma)
sapato — n shoe
sapator — n shoemaker, cobbler
sapo — n toad (amphibian: \order Anura)
sapon — n soap
saponi — vt soap
saponosa — a soapy
sapota — n sapodilla (tree: species Manilkara zapota)
sarabanda — n saraband (dance)
saraseno — n buckwheat (plant: species Fagopyrum esculentum)
sarcasmo — n sarcasm
sarcasmosa — a sarcastic
sarcofago — n sarcophagus
sarcoidose — n sarcoidosis
sarcoma — n sarcoma
sarcopenia — n sarcopenia
sardas — n czardas (dance)
sardina — n sardine (fish: genus Sardina, genus Sardinops, genus Sardinella)
Sardinia — n Sardinia
sarda — a n Sard, Sardinian (person, language)
sari — n sari
sarjento — n sergeant
sarong — n sarong
sasafras — n sassafras (tree: species Sassafras albidum)
sasanan — a Sassanid
sasares — a n Sassarese
sasia — vt satisfy; n satisfaction
sasiada — a satisfied, content, replete
sasiante — a satisfying, satisfactory
sasofon — n saxophone, sax
sasofoniste — n saxophonist
sason — a n Saxon
satai — n satay
Satan — n Satan
satanisme — n Satanism
sataniste — n Satanist
satelite — n satellite (artificial)
orienta par satelite — n satellite navigation, satnav
satin — n satin
satir — n satyr
satira — a satirical; n satire
satiri — vt satirize
satori — n satori
satura — vt saturate, soak through, steep; n saturation
saturdi — n Saturday (day of week)
Saturno — n Saturn (planet, mythology)
sauain — n samhain (pagan holiday)
sauna — n sauna
sava — n sap (botany)
savaje — a wild, feral, untamed, savage, brutal, beastly; n brute, thug
savaji — vi vt brutalize, maul
savajia — n wildness, savagery, brutality
savana — n savanna, bush (rural land)
saxifraje — n saxifrage (plant: genus Saxifraga)
saximi — n sashimi
sca — a ska (music)
scafal — n shelf, ledge, (storage) rack; scaffold
scafal de libros — n bookshelf
scala — n ladder; scale (values, music)
scala pliable — n stepladder
scalda — vt n scald, singe, sear, burn (surface or edge of)
scaldada de sol — a sunburned
scalera — n (flight of) stairs, staircase, stairway
scalera de securia — n fire escape
scalera elica — n spiral staircase
scalera rolante — n escalator
scalpo — n scalp
descalpi — vt scalp
scama — n scale (of fish)
descami — vt descale
sin scama — a descaled
scandal — n scandal, outrage
scandalosa — a scandalous, outrageous
scande — vi vt scan (verse); n scansion
Scandinavia — n Scandinavia
scandinavian — a n Scandinavian
scandio — n scandium (element)
scane — vt scan
scanador — n scanner
scapula — n shoulderblade, scapula
scarabe — n beetle, scarab (insect: order Coleoptera)
scarabe de maio — n cockchafer, May beetle, May bug (insect: genus Melolontha)
scaramuxa — vi n skirmish, scrimmage, squabble, clash, scuffle, mêlée, fray
scarfa — n scarf, stole, muffler
scarlata — a n scarlet (color)
scarlatina — n scarlet fever, scarlatina
scat — a scat (music)
-sce — suf (added to certain n: a relating to ... [region, people, language]; n inhabitant of ...; language of ...; see also -an, -es -i, -ica)
sceleto — n skeleton
sceletal — a skeletal (of a skeleton)
sceletin — a skeletal (like a skeleton)
scema — n scheme, plan (of action, of payment); chart, diagram, outline, schematic drawing
scemi — vt outline, plan
scermo — n screen, shield; monitor
la Scermo — n Scutum (constellation)
scermi — vt shield
scermo arjento — n silver screen
scermo de cristal licuida — n liquid-crystal display, LCD
scermo eraldial — n coat of arms
scermo interatante — n touchscreen (computing)
sci — n ski
sci — vt ski; n skiing
scieria — n ski slope, piste
scior — n skier
scifel — n skiffle (music)
scizofrenia — n schizophrenia
scizofrenica — a n schizophrenic
scizoide — a schizoid
scizotipal — a schizotypal
sclavo — n slave
sclavi — vi vt enslave
sclavia — n slavery, servitude, bondage
sclavin — a slavish, servile, subservient
sclera — n sclera (anatomy)
scleroderma — n scleroderma
sclerose — n sclerosis
scola — n school; faculty, department, college (of university)
scola de opina — n school of thought
scola prima — n primary school, elementary school, grade school
scolal — a school
scolor — n scholar, intellectual
scoloral — a scholarly, intellectual
scoloria — n scholarship
scon — n scone
scopa — n broom, (large) brush
scopa de franjes — n mop
scopi — vt sweep, brush
scopineva (comp) — n snowplow (US), snowplough (Br)
scopor — n sweeper, sweep
scopor de ximine — n chimneysweep
scorbuto — n scurvy (disease)
scoria — n scoria, slag (geology)
scorpion — n scorpion (arachnid: order Scorpiones)
la Scorpion — n Scorpio (constellation)
Scotland — n Scotland
scotes — a Scottish, Scots; n Scot (person)
scotoma — n scotoma
scraxa — vt scratch (music)
scrima — vi fence (sport); n fencing (sport)
scrito — n script (text of play)
scrive — vt write; burn (disc); n writing (act)
malscrive — v n scribble
scrivador — n word processor
scrivador de cd — n CD writer, CD burner
scrivador de disco — n CD writer, DVD writer, CD burner, DVD burner
scrivador de dvd — n DVD writer, DVD burner
scrive corente — n cursive writing
scrive de mano — n handwriting
scriveda — n writing (produced)
scrivedas santa — n pl scriptures, holy texts
scriveria — n small writing desk, escritoire, school desk
scriveta — v n scribble
scriviste — n scribe
scrivor — n writer
scrivor de colona — n columnist
scrivor ombral — n ghostwriter
suprascrive — v overwrite
suprascriveda — a overwritten; n palimpsest
suscrive — v sign (put a signature to), register, underwrite; n signature
suscrive per entra — v sign in, check in, register (airport, hotel)
suscrive per retira — v sign out, check out (airport, hotel)
scroto — n scrotum
scrotal — a scrotal
scuadron — n squadron
scuax — n squash (sport)
scuaxor — n squash player
scude — vi vt shake, agitate, shake up, judder, wag; n shaking
sculta — vt sculpt; n sculpture, statue
la Scultor — n Sculptor (constellation)
sculteta — n statuette
scultor — n sculptor
scural — n squirrel (mammal: family Sciuridae)
se — pron himself, herself, itself, themselves (reflexive); det his, her, its, their (not necessarily reflexive)
seaborgio — n seaborgium (element)
seanse — n seance
fa un seanse — v hold a seance
sebo — n sebum; tallow
sebosa — a sebaceous
seborea — n seborrhea (US), seborrhoea (Br)
sebuano — a n Cebuano (language)
seca — a dry, arid
secador — n dryer, drier (machine)
secador de capeles — n hairdryer
seci — vi dry, wither, wilt; vt dry, wipe up (e.g. a spill), wipe away (e.g. tears)
secia — n dryness, drought
seco — n cecum (US), caecum (Br)
secondo — n second (measure of time)
nanosecondo — n nanosecond
picosecondo — n picosecond
secreta — a secret, clandestine, esoteric, stealthy, furtive, covert, surreptitious; adv secretly, in secret, stealthily; n secret
desecreti — v declassify
secreteria — n secretariat
secreti — vi vt classify, keep secret
secretor — n secretary, clerk
secretosa — a secretive
secrete — vt secrete; n secretion
secular — a secular
secuoia — n sequoia
secur — a safe, secure
desecuri — v unlock
nonsecur — a insecure, loose
secur contra acua — a waterproof
secur contra baletas — a bulletproof
secur contra bobos — a foolproof, idiotproof
secur contra falta — a failsafe
secur contra lus — a lightproof, lightfast
secur per gida — a roadworthy
secur per vola — a airworthy
securable — a securable, lockable
securador — n lock (of door)
securador pendente — n padlock
secureria — n safe room, panic room
securi — vi vt secure, make safe, lock
securia — n safety, security
securipolso — n handcuff, manacle
securitalo — n fetter, shackle
seda — n silk
seda de arania — n spider silk, gossamer
sedin — a silky
sede — vt yield, concede, surrender, submit, succumb, give up, relinquish, grant, give way; n concession, surrender, submission
nonsedente — a unyielding, relentless, unremitting
retrosede — vi recede; relegate; n recession
retrosede economial — n economic recession
sedente — a yielding, submissive, docile
sedilia — n cedilla
sedro — n cedar (tree: genus Cedrus)
sedui — vt seduce, entice; n seduction
seduor — n seductor, seductress
sefalaljia — n cephalalgia
sefalopodo — n cephalopod (mollusc: class Cephalopoda)
Sefeo — n Cepheus (constellation, mythology)
segal — n rye (plant: species Secale cereale)
segue — vt follow, trail, retrace; ensue; honor (US), honour (Br), observe, stick to, comply with (agreement); succeed (one's predecessor); n sequence
en segue — a in sequence, running, consecutive, in a row
nonsegue de acorda — n breach of contract
seguador — n sequencer (music)
seguente — a following, next, subsequent; consecutive, sequential; n successor; sequel; prep following, according to
seguor — n follower; henchman; successor
seguores — n pl followers, retinue
tempo seguente — n aftermath, wake
seguensa — vt sequence (genetics)
seja — n chair, seat
con du sejas — a two-seater
seja jirante — n swivel chair
seja osilante — n rocking chair
seja portada — n sedan chair, palanquin, litter
seja reclinante — n recliner, reclining chair, laz-e-boy
seja retro — n back seat
seja rolante — n wheelchair
sejeta — n small seat, stool
sejon — n armchair
sela — n saddle
selaco — n shark (fish: superorder Selachimorpha)
selebra — vt celebrate, rejoice, exult, revel in; n celebration, party
selebra a lus de candelas — n candlelight ceremony
selebra de coctel — n cocktail party
selebra de sera — n soiree
selebra mascida — n masquerade party
selebrada — a celebrated, renowned; n celebrity (person)
selebria — n celebrity (concept)
selebror — n reveler (US), reveller (Br)
selenio — n selenium (element)
seleri — n celery (plant: species Apium graveolens)
seleucan — a Seleucid
selo — n seal (tight closure); seal (e.g. of wax); postage stamp
aplica un selo — v seal (e.g. with wax); apply a postage stamp
con labios selida — a with sealed lips, tight-lipped
selable — a sealable (e.g. a container)
seli — vt seal (tightly close); seal (e.g. with wax)
selo postal — n postage stamp
selobiosa — n cellobiose
selula — n cell (anatomy, prison, monastery), cubicle
selula de sangue — n blood cell, corpuscle
seluloide — n celluloid
selulosa — n cellulose
semafor — n semaphore, (set of) traffic lights
semana — n week
a esta semana — adv this week
a la semana ante esta — adv last week
a la semana pos esta — adv next week
a la semana presedente — adv the previous week
a la semana seguente — adv the following week
en un semana — adv in one week, during one week, within one week
pos un semana — adv in one week, in one week's time
semanal — a weekly
semantica — n semantics
semantical — a semantic
sembla — vt resemble; n resemblance
desembla — v disguise; n disguise
lo sembla un roca — it resembles a rock
seme — n seed; pip, pit, stone (of fruit)
semador — n seed drill, seeder
semi — vt sow, seed; n sowing
semento — n cement
semestre — n semester
semetero — n cemetery, graveyard, churchyard
semianial — a semi-annual, biannual; adv twice a year
semiase major — n semi-major axis (astronomy)
semiconduador — n semiconductor
semilicuida — a n semiliquid
semimensal — a semi-monthly; adv twice a month
semin — n semen
seminal — a seminal
semini — vt inseminate; n insemination
seminario — n seminary
seminariste — n seminarian
semiotica — n semiotics
semiotical — a semiotic
semiprofesal — a semiprofessional
semisirculo — a semicircular; n semicircle
semita — a Semitic (person, language); n Semite
antisemita — a antisemitic; n antisemite
semitono — n semitone
semivive — n half-life (radioactivity)
semivocal — a semivocalic; n semivowel
sempre — adv always, forever, ever
no sempre — adv not always, not necessarily
per sempre — adv forever
sempre denova — adv again and again, time and again, time after time
sempre min — adv ever less, less and less
sempre plu — adv ever more, more and more
sempre presente — a omnipresent, ubiquitous
sena — n scene
sena retrospetante — n flashback (theatre, movies)
senario — n screenplay, scenario
senariste — n screenwriter, scenarist
senato — n senate
senator — n senator
sene — n ash, cinders (substance)
seneria — n crematorium
senes — n pl ashes, cinders (ash remaining after a particular thing has been burned)
seni — vi vt cremate, cremation
Senegal — n Senegal
senegales — a n Senegalese
senese — vi age, become old, grow old; vt age; n old age, senescence
senesente — a aging, aged, old, elderly; n old person, elderly person
senglar — n wild boar (mammal: species Sus scrofa)
senil — a senile
senilia — n senility
senior — n gentleman, lord, master; sir (form of address); Mr (in names); Lord (religious)
seniora — n lady; ma'am (form of address); Mrs, Miss, Ms (in names)
senioras e seniores — n ladies and gentlemen
senioreta — n miss, Miss (only for use in historical texts: denotes a girl or unmarried woman)
senioreto — n master, Master (only for use in historical texts: denotes a boy)
senioria — n lordship, ladyship
seno — n breast, bosom (one of pair)
a seno — a at the breast, suckling (humans)
senos — n pl breasts, bosom, bust
senozoica — a n cenozoic (geology)
sensa — vt sense (perceive); n sense (perception); sensation
nonsensosa — a insensitive, numb
nonsensosia — n insensitivity, numbness
sensa comun — n common sense
sensador — n sensor
sensal — a sensory, sensuous (pertaining to the senses)
sensante — a sentient
sensosa — a sensitive
sensosia — n sensitivity
sensura — vt censor; n censorship
sensuror — n censor (person)
senta — vi sit (be sitting); vt seat
senta se — v sit down
sentante — a sitting, seated, sedentary
sentauro — n centaur (mythological creature)
la Sentauro — n Centaurus (constellation)
sentenio — n century
sentenial — a centennial
senti — vt feel (something: emotion, pain, touch, pressure, etc); vi (copula) feel, consider oneself to be; n feeling
nonsentosa — a unfeeling, unsentimental
senti de bon umor — v feel cheerful, consider oneself cheerful
senti de ja videda — n déjà vu
senti felis — v feel happy, consider oneself happy (also senti se es felis)
senti felisia — v feel happiness
sentosa — a sentimental
sentosia — n sentimentalism
senti- — pref centi- (10-2)
sentim — n cent, penny (money)
sento — det (a) hundred; a hundredth (ordinal)
senti — vi split into a hundred parts; n hundredth (fraction)
sentopede — n centipede (arthropod: class Chilopoda)
Sentrafrica — n Central African Republic (also Republica de Africa Sentral)
sentrafrican — a n Central African
sentrifuga — n centrifuge
sentrifugal — a centrifugal
sentrifugi — vt centrifuge
sentriol — n centriole
sentripeta — a centripetal
sentro — n center (US), centre (Br); hub
nonsentral — a noncentral, off center (US), off centre (Br)
sentral — a central, pivotal
sentri — vi vt centralize, center (US), centre (Br)
sentro comersial — n shopping mall (US), shopping centre (Br)
sentro de recrea — n recreation center (US), recreation centre (Br)
sentro de rexerca — n research center (US), research centre (Br), think tank
sentro de site — n downtown, center city (US), city centre (Br) (business, commercial, and entertainment center of a city)
sentro eletrical — n power station, power plant
separa — vt separate, differentiate, discriminate; n separation, differentiation, discrimination
nonseparable — a inseparable
separada — a separate, distinct, discrete; adv separately, apart
separisme — n separatism, apartheid
sepe — n fence
sepe vivente — n hedge
sepi — vt fence
sepia — a n sepia
sepida — n cuttlefish (mollusc: order Sepiida)
sepse — n sepsis
antisepsica — a n antiseptic
nonsepsica — a aseptic
sepsica — a septic
sera — n evening, eve
a esta sera — adv this evening, tonight
a sera — adv in the evening
a sera doman — adv tomorrow evening
a sera ier — adv yesterday evening
a sera oji — adv this evening, tonight
la sera ante — n the evening before, the eve of
sera de Res — n Epiphany Eve, Twelfth Night
serafin — n seraph
seramica — a ceramic; n piece of pottery
arte de seramica — n ceramic art, pottery
seratonina — n seratonin
Serbia — n Serbia
serbsce — a n Serbian (person, language)
sereal — a cereal; n cereal
serebro — n brain, cerebrum
serebral — a cerebral
serebreta — n cerebellum
serebretal — a cerebellar
serebrospinal — a cerebrospinal
serenada — vt n serenade
seria — a serious, earnest, solemn, strict, responsible; adv seriously, earnestly, solemnly, strictly; n seriousness, solemnity, gravity
serie — n series
serial — a serial; adv in series
serif — n serif (typography)
con serif — a serif, seriffed
sin serif — a sans serif
serin — n serin (bird: genus Serinus)
serio — n cerium (element)
serisa — n cherry (fruit)
seriso — n cherry tree (tree: subgenus Cerasus)
sermon — n sermon
sermonor — n preacher
sero — n whey; serum
serpe — vi meander, snake, wind; wriggle, wiggle
la Serpente — n Serpens (constellation)
la Serpentor — n Ophiuchus (constellation)
serpe a via de — v wriggle out of, weasel out of
serpente — n snake, serpent (reptile: order Serpentes, Ophidia)
serpentin — a serpentine, meandering, convoluted
serpentor — n snake handler, snake charmer; secretary bird
serta — a certain, sure, confident, smug; adv certainly, surely, definitely
serti — vi vt confirm, check, verify, assure, ensure, certify, authenticate; n confirmation, check, verification, assurance, certification, authentication
serti de sona — n sound check (music)
sertia — n certainty, assuredness, confidence
sertida — a authentic, genuine
serumen — n earwax, cerumen
serval — n serval (mammal: species Leptailurus serval)
servi — vt serve (present someone with); n serving, service
autoservi — n self-service
culier de servi — n serving spoon
plato de servi — n serving dish, serving plate
servador — n server (computer, utensil)
servi de ueb — n web service
servi publica — n service, (public) utility
servi un bevida a algun — v serve someone a drink
servor — n server, waiter, waitress, servant
servor de casa — n servant, domestic worker
servor de restorante — n waiter, waitress
servo — n deer (mammal: family Cervidae)
serveta — n fawn, baby deer
servo fema — n doe, female deer
servo mas — n buck, male deer
servomacina — n servomechanism
servomotor — n servomotor
ses — det six; a sixth (ordinal)
sesi — vi split into six; n sixth (fraction)
sesuple — a sextuple; n sextet
sesa — vi cease, stop (activity, oneself), quit; n cessation
nonsesante — a unceasing, incessant
sesafusili (comp) — n ceasefire, truce, armistice
sesamo — n sesame (plant, seed: genus Sesamum)
sesarea — n Caesarian, Caesarian section
sesio — n cesium (US), caesium (Br) (element)
sesion — n section, segment; session, sitting
sesioni — vi vt section, segment, partition, dissect
suprasesional — a suprasegmental
sesjemelo — n sextuplet
seso — n sex, gender; sexual intercourse
fa la seso — v have sex, make love
nonsesal — a asexual
sesal — a sexual, sensual, erotic
sesia — n sexuality
sesisme — n sexism
sesiste — n sexist
sesosa — a sexy
sesoto — a n Sesotho, Sotho (language)
sestante — n sextant
la Sestante — n Sextans (constellation)
sesto — n basket
sesto de pexa — n fish basket, creel
set — n set (tennis)
seta — n sect
setal — a sectarian
setalisme — n sectarianism
sete — det seven; a seventh (ordinal)
seti — vi split into seven; n seventh (fraction)
setejemelo — n septuplet
setembre — n September (month)
sever — a severe, stern, strict, harsh, acerbic, austere, ascetic, rigorous
severia — n severity, strictness, harshness, rigor (US), rigour (Br)
Sexeles — n pl Seychelles
sexeles — a n Seychellois
sfera — a spherical; n sphere, orb
sfera de sielo — n celestial sphere
sfigmometre — n sphygmomanometer, blood-pressure gauge
sfinter — n sphincter
si — conj if, as long as, provided; whether (introducing an indirect question)
si... no — conj if... not, unless
si no (donce) — conj if not (then), otherwise, else
si sola — conj if only
si — intj yes, indeed so
sian — a n cyan (color)
sianografia — n blueprint
sianose — n cyanosis
sibercaferia — n cybercafe
sibercriminal — n cybercriminal
siberspasio — n cyberspace
sibila — vt whistle; n whistle (act, sound)
sibileta — n whistle (instrument)
sibilor — n whistler (person; bird: family Pachycephalinae)
Sibir — n Siberia
sibirsce — a n Siberian
sibolina — n chive (plant: species Allium schoenoprasum)
sic — a n Sikh
sicada — n cycad (plant: order Cycadales)
sicala — n cicada (insect: infraorder Cicadomorpha)
sicatris — n scar, cicatrix
sicatrisi — vi vt scar, cicatrize
siciste — a n Sikh
sicisme — n Sikhism
siclamen — n cyclamen (plant: genus Cyclamen)
sicle — a cyclic, looping; n cycle (of process), loop
resiclable — a n recyclable
resicli — v recycle
sicle vil — n vicious circle
sicle virtuosa — n virtuous circle
sicli — vi vt cycle, loop
siclisme — n cycling, bicycling
sicliste — n cyclist
siclon — n cyclone, typhoon, hurricane
siconia — n stork (bird: family Ciconiidae)
side — a thirsty
sidi — vi thirst, become thirsty; vt cause to be thirsty
sidia — n thirst
sidra — n cider (alcoholic)
sieca — a blind
partal sieca — a partially blind, purblind
sieci — vi go blind; vt blind
siecia — n blindness
sielo — n sky; heaven
su sielo — a open-air; adv in the open air
siena — a n sienna
siensa — n science
siensa de atmosfera — n atmospheric science
siensal — a scientific
siensas umana — n pl human sciences, humanities
siensiste — n scientist
siera — n saw (tool)
siera alternante — n jigsaw (power), scroll saw, sabresaw, reciprocating saw
siera arcin — n bowsaw
siera de banda — n band saw
siera de junta — n miter saw (US), mitre saw (Br)
siera de mano — n handsaw
siera de table — n table saw
siera per metal — n hacksaw
siera radial — n radial saw
siera sirculo — n circular saw
sieri — vt saw; n sawing
sieribuco (comp) — n hole saw
siericurva (comp) — n jigsaw (hand), coping saw, fretsaw
sierin — a jagged, serrated
Siera Leon — n Sierra Leone
sieraleonian — a n Sierra Leonean
sifilis — n syphilis
sifilisica — a syphilitic
sifra — n code, cipher (cryptic)
desifrable — a decipherable
desifri — v decode, decipher, decrypt; n decryption
nondesifrable — a indecipherable
sifri — vt encode, encipher, encrypt; n encryption
sigar — n cigar
sigareta — n cigarette
sigma — n sigma (Greek letter)
sigmoide — a sigmoid; n sigmoid colon
sil — n lash, eyelash
suprasil — n eyebrow
silaba — n syllable
silabario — n syllabary
silente — a silent, quiet, mute
silentador — n silencer, muffler
silenti — vi fall silent, be quiet, say nothing, shut up; vt hush
silentia — n silence
silica — n silica, silicon dioxide
silicon — n silicon (element)
silindre — a cylindrical; n cylinder
silio — n cilium
silueta — vt silhouette; n silhouette
silurian — a n silurian (geology)
simbal — n cymbal
simbol — n symbol, sign, token
simboles — n pl symbols, notation
simboli — vt symbolize; n symbolization
simbolisme — n symbolism
simbolojia — n symbology
simense — n siemens (measure)
simetre — a symmetrical
nonsimetre — a asymmetrical
nonsimetria — n asymmetry
simetria — n symmetry
simfito — n sawfly (insect: suborder Symphyta)
simfonia — n symphony
simfonial — a symphonic (to do with symphonies)
simfonin — a symphonic (like a symphony)
simia — n monkey, small primate (primate: infraorder Simiiformes, excepting superfamily Hominoidea)
simil — a similar, alike, kindred; adv similarly, in a similar way
nonsimil — a unlike, unalike, dissimilar
o simil — or so, or thereabouts, or something like that
simili — vi vt simulate; n simulation, simulacrum, likeness
similia — n similarity
simitar — n scimitar
simpati — vi sympathize (but not agree with); n sympathy, condolence
simpatosa — a sympathetic
simple — a simple, uncomplicated, rudimentary, mere; adv simply, merely
simpli — vi vt simplify; streamline; n simplification
simplia — n simplicity
simultan — a simultaneous; adv simultaneously
simultania — n simultaneity, synchronicity
sin — prep without, lacking
sinagoga — n synagogue
sinala — a n Sinhala, Sinhalese (person, language)
sincim — n twenty-cent piece (money)
sinclo — n dipper (bird: genus Cinclus)
sinclosoma — n whipbird (bird: genus Cinclosomatidae)
sinco — det five; a fifth (ordinal)
sinci — vi split into five; n fifth (fraction)
sincuple — a quintuple; n quintet
sincojemelo — n quintuplet
sincopa — vt syncopate; n syncopation (music)
sincrona — a synchronous, synchronic; n synchronism
sincroni — vi vt synchronize; n synchronization
sindi — a n Sindhi (person, language)
sindicato — n syndicate, labor union, trade union, guild
sindicati — vt unionize
sindicatisme — n syndicalism
sindicatiste — n unionist, syndicalist
sindrom — n syndrome, disorder (medical)
sindrom de angusa pos trauma — n post-traumatic stress disorder
sindrom de Down — n Down syndrome, Down's syndrome
sindrom de osese e compulsa — n obsessive-compulsive disorder
sinema — n cinema, movie theater
fan de sinema — n moviegoer, film fan, cinema fan
sinema de casa — n home theater (US), home cinema
sinemiste — n cinematographer, filmmaker, moviemaker
sinemafil — n moviegoer, film fan, cinema fan
sinematografia — n cinematography, filmmaking, moviemaking
sinematografiste — n cinematographer, filmmaker, moviemaker
sinerjia — n synergy
sinerjial — a synergetic, synergistic
Singapor — n Singapore
singapor — a n Singaporean
singular — a singular (grammar); n singular (grammar); single (music)
singularia — n singularity (physics)
sinia — vt signify (be a sign of), signal, sign (e.g. use sign language; but not sign one's name); n sign, emblem; character (typography); signal
codigo fisical de sinias — n character encoding (such as UTF-8)
codigo numeral de sinias — n character code (assigning numbers to characters)
colie de sinias — n character set, character repertoire (such as Unicode)
numero de sinia — n code position, code point, code number, character number
sinia de "a" — n at sign (@)
sinia de daga — n dagger, obelus (†)
sinia de demanda — n question mark (?)
sinia de "e" — n ampersand (&)
sinia de egalia — n equals sign (=)
sinia de elidi — n apostrophe (')
sinia de esclama — n exclamation mark, exclamation point (!)
sinia de grandia — n greater-than sign (>)
sinia de junta — n hyphen, dash (-)
sinia de min — n minus sign (-)
sinia de numero — n number sign (#)
sinia de petia — n less-than sign (<)
sinia de plu — n plus sign (+)
sinia de puntua — n punctuation mark
sinia de repete — n ditto, ditto mark
sinia de serti — n checkmark (US), tick (Br)
sinia de sita — n quotation mark (")
sinia de stela — n asterisk (*)
sinia de tabli — n tab character
sinia de tempo — n time signature (music)
sinia secreta — n secret sign, password
sinia V — n V-sign (victory, insult)
siniante — a emblematic
sinias de tonalia — n key signature (music)
sinieta — n accent, diacritical mark
sinieta agu — n acute accent
sinieta corta — n breve
sinieta longa — n macron
sinieta nonagu — n grave accent
sinial — n signal (electrical, radio, etc)
siniali — vt signal (transmit a signal)
sinica — n cynic
sinical — a cynical; adv cynically
sinicisme — n cynicism
sinie — n swan (bird: genus Cygnus)
la Sinie — n Cygnus (constellation)
sinifia — vt mean, signify; n meaning, sense
sin sinifia — a meaningless, senseless
sinifiosa — a meaningful, significant
sinistra — a n left (not right)
a sinistra — adv on the left
a sinistra de — prep on the left of
sinistrisme — n leftism (political)
sinistriste — a n left-wing, leftist (political)
sinonim — a synonymous; n synonym
sinonimia — n synonymy
sinovia — n synovial fluid
sinovial — a synovial; n synovium, synovial membrane
sinsera — a sincere, genuine, without hypocrisy, without pretense (US), without pretence (Br), true, committed
sinseria — n sincerity, commitment
sinta — n ribbon
sinta aderente — n adhesive tape, sticky tape, Scotch tape, sellotape
sinta de libro — n bookmark (ribbon)
sintatica — n syntax
sintatical — a syntactic, syntactical
sintese — vt synthesize; n synthesis
sintesador — n synthesizer, synth
sintesador de vose — n vocoder
sintil — n spark
sintili — vi vt spark, sparkle, twinkle, glimmer, shimmer, glisten
sintom — n symptom
nonsintomal — a asymptomatic
sintomal — a symptomatic
sintomolojia — n symptomatology
sintur — n belt, cincture
sinus — n sinus (anatomy); sine (mathematics)
sinusite — n sinusitis
sipero — n sedge (plant: genus Cyperus)
sipres — n cypress (tree: family Cupressaceae)
sir — n sir (part of person's name)
sira — n wax
sirin — a waxy
sirca — prep around, surrounding, circling; (topic) concerning, about, pertaining to; about, approximately, almost, nearly, not quite, just, practically, virtually
a sirca — adv around; approximately
sirco — n circus
sircoflexe — n circumflex
sirconaviga — vt circumnavigate; n circumnavigation
sirconside — vt circumcise; n circumcision
sircopolal — a circumpolar
sircoveni — vt bypass, circumvent, work around; n circumvention
sircuito — n circuit (electrical)
sircuito corta — n short circuit
sircuito integrada — n integrated circuit
sirculo — a circular; n circle; circuit (but not electrical)
nonsirculo — a noncircular, eccentric (orbit)
sirculi — vi circle, circulate; n circulation
sirculo de trafica — n roundabout, traffic circle
sirfido — n hoverfly (insect: family Syrphidae)
siringa — n syringe
siringi — vt syringe
siripede — n barnacle (crustacean: infraclass Cirripedia)
siro — a n cirrus (cloud)
sirose — n cirrhosis
sirsacar — n seersucker
sirurjia — n surgery
posirurjial — a postoperative
presirurjial — a preoperative
sirurjia plastica — n plastic surgery
sirurjial — a surgical
sirurjiste — n surgeon
sirurjiste plastica — n plastic surgeon
sisa — vt hiss; n hiss
sisante — a hissing, sibilant; n sibilant (consonant)
sisel — n chisel
la Sisel — n Caelum (constellation)
siseli — vt chisel, carve; n carving
Sisilia — n Sicily
sisilian — a n Sicilian (person, language)
sismograf — n seismograph
sismografia — n seismography
sisor — n (pair of) scissors
sisori — vt cut (with scissors), snip, trim
sisoron — n (pair of) shears
siste — n cyst
sistal — a cystic
sistem — n system
sistem de fix — n file system, filing system (computing)
sistem de opera — n operating system (computing)
sistem de reprodui — n reproductive system
sistem de valua local — n positional system (for numbers)
sistem vocal — n vowel system, vocalism
sistemal — a systemic
sistemosa — a systematic
sisticola — n cisticola (bird: genus Cisticola)
sistite — n cystitis
sita — vt quote, cite; n quotation
malsita — v misquote; n misquotation
sita jusosa — n sound bite
sita provocante — n sound bite
sita — n nuthatch (bird: genus Sitta)
sitar — n sitar
site — n city (politically defined, with clear boundaries; but not the old part of a town; compare "urbe")
Site de Vatican — n Vatican City
vatican — a Vatican
sitela — n sittella (bird: genus Daphoenositta)
sitizan — n citizen
deveni un sitizan — v become a citizen
sitizan a stranjer — n expatriate
sitizan comun — n ordinary citizen, commoner
sitizania — n citizenship
sitoplasma — n cytoplasm
sitosceleto — n cytoskeleton
sitra — n zither
sitrica — a citric
situa — vt situate, site; n situation, context, circumstances
bon situada — a convenient, opportune
es situada — v be situated
mal situada — a inconvenient, inopportune
siverte — n sievert (measure)
siveta — n civet (mammal: family Viverridae)
sivil — a civil, civilized; n civilian
nonsivilida — a uncivilized, primitive, savage
sivili — vi vt civilize; n civilization (act)
sivilia — n civilization (concept)
Sivilia de la Vale Indo — n Indus Valley Civilization
Sivilia Minoan — n Minoan Civilization
sivilida — a civilized
sizijia — n syzygy
sizijio — n clove (plant: species Syzygium aromaticum)
slalom — n slalom
slavica — a n Slavic (person, language)
slip — n (pair of) briefs (legless); panties (US), knickers (Br)
slip de anca — n (pair of) boyshorts, boyleg briefs, booty shorts, shorties, hip-huggers
slip de boxor — n (pair of) boxer briefs
slip de nada — n (pair of) bikini bottoms; (pair of) speedos, (brief) swimming trunks
slogan — n slogan, motto, legend
sloganor — n sloganeer
Slovenia — n Slovenia
slovenian — a n Slovenian (person, language)
Slovensco — n Slovakia
slovensce — a n Slovak, Slovakian (person, language)
slup — n sloop
smilax — n sarsaparilla, greenbrier, smilax (plant: genus Smilax)
smorgasbord — n smorgasbord
snucer — n snooker (game)
snuceror — n snooker player
soborna — vt bribe; n bribe, bribery
sobre — a sober
sobria — n sobriety
sobrina — n niece (female relative of one's children's generation, including removed cousin, but not daughter)
dusobrina — n female cousin of one's grandchildren's generation
dusobrino — n male cousin of one's grandchildren's generation
sobrino — n nephew (male relative of one's children's generation, including removed cousin, but not son)
tresobrina — n female cousin of one's great-grandchildren's generation
tresobrino — n male cousin of one's great-grandchildren's generation
soda — n soda, soda water
sodio — n sodium (element)
sodomia — n sodomy
sodomiste — n sodomite
sofa — n sofa, couch, settee
sofa con leto — n sofa bed
sofa sin dorso — n divan
sofiste — n sophist
sofisme — n sophism
sofistica — vt sophisticate; n sophistication, elegance
sofisticada — a sophisticated, elegant; n sophisticate
sofito — n ceiling
sofla — vi vt blow (air)
soflador — n blower, bellows
sofleta — v puff; n puff (of air)
soflon — n gust (of air)
sofoca — vi vt suffocate, strangle, choke, smother; n suffocation
sofoca de caldia — v swelter
soia — n soya, soybean (seed, plant: species Glycine max)
seme de soia — n soybean (US), soya bean (Br)
sol — n sun
solal — a solar
soleria — n solarium
solosa — a sunny
sol — a n soul (music)
sola — det only, sole, single; adv only, just, solely, exclusively
sola si — conj provided that, on condition that
solano — n nightshade, horsenettle (plant: genus Solanum)
solano negra — n black nightshade (plant: species Solanum nigrum)
solda — vt solder
soldato — n soldier
soldato de pede — n infantry soldier
soldatos — n pl soldiers, troops
soldi — n Sunday (day of week)
soldura — n solder
solea — n sole (fish: family Soleidae)
solea american — n American sole (fish: family Achiridae)
solida — a solid; n solid
solidi — vi vt solidify; consolidate; n solidification; consolidation
solidia — n solidity, integrity
solitar — a solitary, alone, lonely, isolated; n loner
solitaria — n solitude, loneliness, isolation; solitary confinement
solo — n floor (inside)
susolo — n cellar, basement
solo — a solo; n solo (music)
soliste — n soloist
soliste de gitar — n lead guitarist
solstisio — n solstice
solstisio de estate — n summer solstice
solstisio de inverno — n winter solstice
solve — vt solve (problem); n solution
solve bela — n elegant solution
soma — vi vt add up; n sum, total, addition
Somalia — n Somalia
somali — a n Somalian
sombre — a somber (US), sombre (Br), bleak, gloomy, dismal, dull, dreary, dingy, lugubrious
sombria — n somberness (US), sombreness (Br), bleakness, gloom, gloominess, dreariness
sombrero — n sombrero
sona — vi vt sound (alarm, horn), ring (bell, doorbell); n sound
bonsonante — a good-sounding, euphonious, mellifluous
malsonante — a bad-sounding, cacophonous
resona — v resound, resonate, reverberation, echo; snore; n reverberation, echo
resona densa — v reverberate; n reverberation (merged echoes)
resonante — a resonating, reverberating, resonant
sona de paso — n footstep
sona de velia — n reveille
sona vocal — n vowel sound, vocalism
sonante — a n sonorant (vowels and consonants)
sonambula — vi sleepwalk; n sleepwalking, somnambulism
sonambulor — n sleepwalker, somnambulist
sonar — n sonar
sonata — n sonata
sonda — vt probe, survey, poll; n probe, survey, poll
sonda spasial — n space probe
soneto — n sonnet
sonia — vt dream; n dream
malsonia — v have a nightmare; n nightmare
sonin — a dreamlike
sonior — n dreamer
soniosa — a dreamy
sopa — n soup
soprano — n soprano
mediasoprano — n mezzo-soprano
sorbe — vt n sip
sorbe ruidosa — v n slurp
sorbete — n sorbet
sorbo — n rowan (tree: genus Sorbus)
sorda — a deaf
sordi — vi go deaf; vt deafen
sordia — n deafness
sore — n sister (including nun)
sore par lege — n stepsister
sore par sposi — n sister-in-law
soreria — n sisterhood, sorority (organization); convent
soria — n sisterhood, sisterliness
sorgo — n sorghum (plant: genus Sorghum)
sorsor — n witch, wizard, sorcerer
sorsoria — n sorcery, witchcraft
sorti — vi go out, get out, exit, leave, evacuate; n exit, way out, check-out
sosia — n society
antisosial — a antisocial; n sociopath, psychopath
sosial — a social; sociable; adv socially; sociably
sosialisme — n socialism
sosialiste — n socialist
sosiobiolojia — n sociobiology
sosiolojia — n sociology
sosiolojial — a sociological
sosiolojiste — n sociologist
sote — v n sauté
soviet — a n soviet (council)
spada — n sword; spade (card suit)
spada curva — n scimitar
spageti — n spaghetti
spala — n shoulder
spam — n spam, junk email
spamor — n spammer
spaniel — n spaniel (dog breed)
spasio — n space, room, void
spasi — v space, space out; n spacing
spasial — a spatial
spasior — n astronaut, spaceman, spacewoman
spasiosa — a spacious, roomy, capacious
spasiotempo — n spacetime
spasma — vi n spasm, twitch
spatula — n spatula; squeegee; putty knife
spele — vt spell (word); n spelling, orthography
malspele — v misspell; n misspelling
spelador — n spelling checker, spell checker, spell check
spelal — a orthographic
spende — vt spend (money, energy, resources, time); n spending, expense, expenditure
malspende — v squander, waste
sperde — vi vt scatter, disperse, spread, strew, litter, proliferate, disband; n scattering, dispersal; proliferation
nonsperde — n non-proliferation
sperdeda — a scattered, diffuse
sperdeteme (comp) — n scaremonger, doomsayer
sperma — n sperm
spermiside — n spermicide
speron — n spur, goad
speroni — vt spur, goad, urge
spesa — a thick; bold (typography)
spesia — n thickness; boldface
spesie — n kind, sort, type, species, variation, version, variety
estrema spesial — a extremely special, extraordinary
spesial — a special, exceptional; adv especially, particularly
spesiali — vi vt specialize; n specialization, speciality, specialty
spesialiste — n specialist, expert, consultant
suspesie — n subtype, subspecies
spesifa — vt specify; n specification
spesifada — a specified, specific, special, particular, certain; n feature
spetro — n spectrum
spetral — a spectral
spia — vi spy, lurk; n spying, espionage
e-spia — n e-spionage
spior — n spy
spina — n spike, spine, barb, thorn, prickle; fishbone; cleat
spina de jelo — n icicle
spina dorsal — n spine, backbone
spinosa — a spiky, spiny, barbed, thorny, prickly
spinablanca — n hawthorn (plant: genus Crataegus)
spinax — n spinach (plant, leaves: species Spinacia oleracea)
spineta — n American goldfinch, siskin (bird: genus Spinus)
spino — n pin; prong (electronics)
spini — vt pin
spino puiable — n thumbtack, drawing pin (Br), pushpin (Br)
spino secur — n safety pin
spiral — a spiral; n coil, spiral, whorl
spirito — n spirit, soul
despiriti — vt dispirit
despiritinte — v dispiriting, soul-destroying
spirital — a spiritual; adv spiritually
spirito de la eda — n zeitgeist
spise — n spice, seasoning, condiment
spisi — vt spice
spisosa — a spicy
spleno — n spleen
spondeo — n spondee
spondeal — a spondaic
spondilite — n spondilitis
sponja — n sponge (cleaning tool; animal: phylum Porifera)
sponji — vt sponge
sponjin — a spongy
spontan — a spontaneous, candid
spontania — n spontaneity
spora — n spore
sporan — n sporran
sporofite — a n sporophyte
sporte — n sport
sportor — n sportsperson, sportsman, sportswoman
sposa — n wife
ante sposi — a premarital
estra sposi — a outside of marriage, illegitimate
nonsposida — a unmarried, single; n bachelor, spinster
par sposi — a in-law, by marriage
sposa de gera — n war bride
sposa futur — n bride-to-be
sposa nova — n bride
sposa reial — n consort (female)
sposable — a marriageable
sposal — a marital
sposi — vi vt marry; n marriage, wedding (act)
sposia — n marriage (state)
sposida — a married
sposo — n husband
sposo futur — n husband-to-be
sposo nova — n groom, bridegroom
sposo reial — n consort (male)
springboc — n springbok (mammal: species Antidorcas marsupialis)
sprinta — vi sprint; n sprint
sprintor — n sprinter
spuma — vi foam, froth; n foam, froth
spuma de bani — n bath foam, bubblebath (substance)
spuma susia — n scum
sputa — vt spit; n spit, sputum
sputafoco (comp) — n fire breather
Sr — abbr (Senior) = Mr
Sra — abbr (Seniora) = Mrs, Miss, Ms
Srilanca — n Sri Lanka
srilanca — a n Sri Lankan (of Sri Lanka)
sss! — intj hiss! (as snake)
sta — vi stand (be standing); vt stand (cause to stand)
sta se — v stand up
stante — a standing, stationary
stable — a stable
destabli — v destabilize; n destabilization
nonstable — a unstable, unfixed, shifting
nonstablia — n instability
stabli — vi vt stabilize; n stabilization
stablia — n stability
stadio — n stage, stadium, arena
stajia — vi vt intern, apprentice; n internship, apprenticeship
stajior — n intern, apprentice, trainee, cadet
stala — n stable (horses)
stali — vt stable (keep in a stable)
stalor — n groom, stable boy
stange — n pond (trapped in a hollow; natural or artificial)
stangeta — n puddle, pool
stangeta de mar — n tidepool, tidal pool, rock pool
stangi — vi puddle, pool
stania — vi stagnate (water, air, career); n stagnation
stania con infla — n stagflation (economy)
staniante — a stagnant, stale, musty, stuffy
stanio — n tin (element)
stasion — n station (transport)
stasion final — n terminal, terminus (transport)
stasion spasial — n space station
state — n condition, state (of affairs), status
bonstate — n welfare
statal — a static (linguistics)
state presente — n present state, status quo
statistica — n statistic; statistics (science)
statistical — a statistical; adv statistically
statisticiste — n statistician
stato — n state (political), government
statia — n statehood
statiste — n statesman, stateswoman
stato de polisia — n police state
stato savaje — n rogue state
stato sosial — n welfare state
stato vil — n rogue state
Statos Unida de America — n United States
american — a n American
steca — n steak, beefsteak
steca T — n T-bone steak
steca tatar — n steak tartare
stela — n star (sun; famous person); asterisk
stela de mar — n sea star, starfish
stela de neutrones — n neutron star
stela de pop — n pop star
stela de roc — n rock star
stela volante — n falling star, shooting star
steli — vt asterisk
stelosa — a starry
stenose — n stenosis
stensil — n stencil
stensili — vt stencil
stepe — n steppe, moor, moorland
steradian — n steradian
sterco — n manure
stercoraro — n skua (wading bird: genus Stercorarius)
stereo — a n stereo
stereotipo — n stereotype
stereotipal — a stereotypical
steril — a sterile, barren
sterilador — n sterilizer
sterili — vi vt sterilize; n sterilization
sterilia — n sterility
sterna — n tern (bird: family Sternidae)
sterno — n sternum
stetoscopio — n stethoscope
stigma — n stigma
stilo — n style (of individual, regardless of fashion)
stilal — a stylistic
stili — vt style (apply a style to), stylize; n styling, stylization
stiliste — n stylist
stilo de leteri — n lettering style (italic, handwritten, sans serif, etc)
stilo — n stylus
stimula — vt stimulate, excite, thrill, arouse, turn on (person); motivate, jog, prompt; n stimulation, stimulus, motive, excitement, excitation
stimulante — a exciting, thrilling, sensual
stoco — n rapier
stofa — n cloth, material, fabric, textile
stofa primida — n print fabric
stoferia — n cloth factory, cloth store
stofor — n clothmaker, cloth seller
stomaco — n stomach
stona — vt amaze, astonish, astound, stun; n amazement, astonishment
stona temosa — n awe
stonada — a amazed, astonished, stunned
stonante — a amazing, wonderful, wondrous, stunning, astonishing, astounding, awesome, stupendous
stonante grande — a stupendous
storno — n starling (bird: genus Sturnus)
stornui — vi sneeze; n sneeze
straba — a strabismic, cross-eyed or wall-eyed
converjente straba — a cross-eyed, esotropic
diverjente straba — a wall-eyed, exotropic
strabia — n strabismus, squint (strabismic), state of being cross-eyed or wall-eyed
strada — n street (city), thoroughfare
stradeta — n alley, alleyway, side street (city)
stradeta de entra — n driveway
strana — a strange, weird, unusual, odd, peculiar, freaky, bizarre, eccentric; n weirdo, oddball; oddity, peculiarity, eccentricity
strania — n strangeness, weirdness, oddness, oddity, peculiarity, eccentricity
stranjer — a foreign, alien; n foreigner, outsider, stranger, alien
stranjeri — vi vt estrange, alienate; n estrangement, alienation
stratejia — n strategy
stratejia nova — n new strategy, initiative
stratejial — a strategic
stratejiste — n strategist
strato — n layer; coat (as of paint), coating; stratus (cloud); shell (electron)
strati — vi vt stratify, layer
stratosfera — n stratosphere
stratosferal — a stratospheric
stresa — vt n stress (mental or physiological)
streta — a narrow, tight, taut, snug, strained; n strait
streti — vi vt narrow, tighten
stribo — n stirrup; stapes (anatomy)
striptisa — vi strip, striptease; n striptease
striptisor — n stripper, stripteaser
strofe — n stanza, verse (of poem, song)
strontio — n strontium (element)
struma — n goiter (US), goitre (Br)
strumento — n instrument (music, science)
sin strumento — a adv a cappella
strumento de cordeta — n string instrument
strumento de percuse — n percussion instrument
strumento de venta — n wind instrument
strumento lenial de venta — n woodwind instrument
strumento metal de venta — n brass instrument
strutur — n structure, frame, framework; phrase (musical)
restruturi — v restructure, reframe
strutur de trepa — n climbing frame
struturi — vt structure, frame
stuco — n stucco
studia — vt study, pore over; n study (act); survey
studiante — a studying; n student
studiante de anio du — n sophomore, second-year student
studiante de anio prima — n freshman, fresher, first-year student
studio — n studio, study (room)
stufa — n stove (heater, cooking appliance, but not a stew), cooker, hob
stufi — vt stew, cook (on stove)
stupida — a stupid, dumb, foolish, idiotic; adv stupidly, foolishly; n fool, dummy, idiot, imbecile, moron, dunce
stupidia — n stupidity, foolishness, idiocy
stupor — n stupor, trance
sturion — n sturgeon
su — prep below, under, beneath, underneath
a su — adv below, underneath; down, downward, downwards, downstairs; prep to below, under (indicating movement)
de su — adv from under; prep from under (indicating movement)
su- — pref sub- (lower in hierarchy)
sua — n sweat, perspiration
sui — vt sweat, perspire; n perspiration
suosa — a sweaty
SUA — n abbr (Statos Unida de America) USA, United States of America
suahili — a n Swahili (language)
suami — n swami
suastica — n swastika
suave — a soft (hair, fabric, skin; compare "mol"); mellow, smooth
suavi — vi vt condition, soften (hair, clothing); mellow, smooth
suavia — n softness
suavinte — n conditioner, softener (hair, clothing)
Suaziland — n Swaziland
suazi — a n Swazi
subasta — vt auction; n auction
subasteria — n auction house
subastor — n auctioneer
suber — n cork (substance)
subita — a sudden, abrupt; adv suddenly, abruptly
sublima — vi vt sublimate (chemistry); n sublimation (chemistry)
suburbe — n suburb
suburban — a suburban; n suburbanite
suburbes — n pl suburbia
suca — vt suck, suckle; n suction
suca secinte — v suck dry
sucapolvo (comp) — n vacuum cleaner
suceta — n lollipop
sucasangue — n leech (subclass Hirudinea)
suciaci — n sukiyaki
sucrosa — n sucrose
sucubo — n succubus
suda — vi vt ooze, exude
Sudafrica — n Republic of South Africa (also Republica de Africa Sude)
sudafrican — a n South African
Sudan — n Sudan
sudani — a n Sudani
sude — a south, southern; n south
a sude de — prep to the south of
sude-este — a southeast, southeasterly; n southeast
sude-ueste — a southwest, southwesterly; n southwest
sudocu — n sudoku (number puzzle)
sueba — a n Suebian (of the Suebi, a Germanic tribe)
sueter — n sweater, pullover
sueter de capeta — n hooded sweatshirt, hoodie
sueter de sporte — n sweatshirt
sueter sin manga — n sleeveless sweater, tank top (Br)
sufi — a n Sufi
sufisme — n Sufism
sufisa — vt suffix; n suffix; suffixing, suffixation
sufisi — vi suffice, be sufficient, be enough (but not excessive)
autosufisinte — a self-sufficient
nonsufisinte — a insufficient, deficient, lacking, wanting, scanty, skimpy
sufisinte — a sufficient, enough, adequate; adv sufficiently, enough, adequately
sufle — n souffle
sufrajeta — n suffragette
sufri — vt suffer, undergo; n suffering, affliction
sufri de depresa — suffer from depression
sufri un crise mental — suffer a nervous breakdown
sufror — n sufferer
suing — a n swing (music)
suiside — vi commit suicide; n suicide (act)
suisidor — n suicide (person)
suite — n suite (music, rooms, furniture, software)
Suiz — n Switzerland
suiz — a Swiss; n Swiss (people)
sujesta — vt suggest; remind; n suggestion; connotation
sujestosa — a suggestive
sujeto — n subject (including grammar), topic
sujetal — a subjective
sujetalia — n subjectivity
sujunta — n subordinating conjunction (grammar)
sujuntiva — a n subjunctive (grammar)
sulfato — n sulfate (US), sulphate (Br)
sulfur — n sulfur (US), sulphur (Br) (element)
sultan — n sultan
sultana — n sultana
sultania — n sultanate
sumaco — n sumac (plant: genus Rhus)
sumaco venenosa — n poison ivy, poison sumac, poison oak (plant: genus Toxicodendron)
sumarina — n submarine
Sumer — n Sumer, Sumeria
sumerji — vi vt submerge, immerse, dip, dunk; n submergence, immersion, dip, dunk
sumerjor — n diver, frogman
sumo — n sumo
sumor — n sumo wrestler
sunda — a n Sunda (language)
suni — a n Sunni, Sunnite
Suomi — n Finland
suomi — a Finnish
superior — a superior, elite
superioria — n superiority
superlativa — a n superlative (grammar)
superstisio — n superstition
superstisiosa — a superstitious
supina — a supine, face up, palm up
supinador — n supinator (muscle)
suplica — vt implore, entreat, beseech, appeal to, petition, supplicate; n plea, entreaty, petition, supplication
suporta — vt support, prop up, back up; fund (financially)
suporta finansial — v subsidize; n financial support, subsidy, grant, funding
suportor — n supporter, sympathizer, proponent
suposa — vt suppose, presume, assume; n supposition, presumption, assumption
suposada — a supposed; so-called (disparaging)
supositorio — n suppository
supra — prep (space) above, over
a supra — adv above; up, upward, upwards; upstairs; prep above, over (indicating movement)
de supra — adv from above, down, downward, downwards; prep from above (indicating movement)
supra tota — adv above all
supra- — pref super- (higher in hierarchy)
suprapone — vt superimpose, overlap, overlay; n superimposure, overlap, overlay; lapel
supraspira — vi hyperventilate; n hyperventilation
suprema — a supreme
supremia — n supremacy
supresa — vt suppress; n suppression
sur — prep on (surface, including vertical), on top of, upon; (topic) concerning, about, pertaining to
a sur — adv onto the top; prep onto, on (indicating movement)
de sur — adv off; prep off, off of (indicating movement)
sura — n calf (of leg)
sureal — a surreal
surealisme — n surrealism
surealiste — a surrealistic; n surrealist
surfa — vt surf; browse (internet); n surf (waves); surfing; browsing
surfador — n browser (internet)
surfor — n surfer
surfas — n surface
surfasal — a superficial, skin-deep; adv superficially, on the surface
Suria — n Syria
suri — a n Syrian
suricata — n meerkat, suricate (mammal: species Suricata suricatta)
surie — vi n smile, grin
surie vil — v n smirk
surimposta — vt n surtax
Suriname — n Suriname
sranan — a n Sranan, Surinamese (person, language); Suriname Creole (language)
surprende — vt surprise, startle, astonish, amaze; ambush; n surprise; ambush
surprendeda — a surprised, startled, astonished
surprendente — a surprising; adv surprisingly
sursolo — n flooring
survive — vt survive; n survival
survivor — n survivor
susede — vt succeed, manage to, achieve, accomplish; n success, hit, achievement, accomplishment
nonsusedosa — a unsuccessful; adv unsuccessfully
susedosa — a successful; adv successfully
susia — a dirty; n dirtiness
susi — vi vt soil, dirty, sully, get dirty
suspende — vt suspend, dangle, hang, hang up; n suspense, suspension; cliffhanger
suspeta — vt suspect; n suspicion
suspetada — a suspected; n suspect (person)
suspetosa — a suspicious (suspecting; arousing suspicion)
suspira — vt n sigh
suspira de lejeri — n sigh of relief
susta — vt sustain, support; n sustenance
sustantia — n substance (material, essence, basis in reality)
sustantial — a substantial
sustantivo — n substantive, noun (technical)
sustantival — a substantival
sustitua — a n substitute, replacement, surrogate
sustitua tempora — n temporary substitute, replacement, surrogate, stand-in
sustitui — vt substitute, replace (A sustitui per B = A substitutes for B, A replaces B; sustitui A per B = substitute A for B, replace B with A)
sustitui tempora — v replace temporarily, substitute for, stand in for
suti — n suttee
sutil — a subtle, sneaky, nuanced; n subtlety, nuance
sutil nosiva — a insidious
sutilia — n subtleness, subtlety
sutra — n sutra
sutrae — vt remove, take away, delete, subtract, deduct; detract; n removal, deletion, subtraction, deduction
sutrable — a removable, deletable, deductible
sutrable de imposta — a tax-deductible
sutur — n suture
suturi — vt suture
suvenir — n souvenir, memento, remembrance
suverti — vt n overthrow
suxi — n sushi
Sveria — n Sweden
svensce — a Swedish; n Swedish (person, language), Swede (person)
T — /te/ n T (letter)
ta — adv preverb would (conditional/subjunctive verb marker)
ta ce ...! — would that ...!, let ...!, may ...!
ta ce nos vade! — let's go!
ta ce tu deside! — you decide!
tabaco — n tobacco (plant, leaves: species Nicotiana tabacum)
table — n table (furniture, tabulation); board (for game)
la Table — n Mensa (constellation)
table basa — n coffee table
table de cosina — n kitchen table
table de labora — n workbench, worktop, work surface; desktop (computing)
table de vende — n (sales) counter
table de xace — n chessboard
table ladal — n end table, side table
table ronda — n round table (including discussion)
tableta — n tablet (writing); tablet computer (e.g. iPad)
tabli — vi vt tabulate
tabu — a n taboo, unmentionable
tacion — n tachyon
taco — n taco
Tadjicistan — n Tajikistan
tadjic — a n Tajik (person, language)
tafeta — n taffeta
tagalog — a n Tagalog (language)
Tahiti — n Tahiti
tahiti — a n Tahitian
Tai — n Thailand
tai — a n Thai (person, language)
taie — n waist, waistline
taiga — n taiga
taitxi — n tai chi
Taiuan — n Taiwan
taiuan — a n Taiwanese
tal — det such, this kind of, that kind of; adv in such a way, in this way, thus, so, sic
talamo — n thalamus
talco — n talc
talento — n talent
talentosa — a talented, gifted
talia — vt n cut, slice
talia de carne — n cut of meat
talia la carne — v butcher
talia traversante — n cross section
taliafilo (comp) — n wire-cutters
taliagarga (comp) — n cut-throat, murderer
taliapaper (comp) — n paper cutter, paper knife
talieta — n noodle, pasta
talior — n tailor
talio — n thallium (element)
talo — n ankle; stem (of plant), sprig; thallus
talo vara — n club foot, clubfoot
talon — n heel
talon alta — n high heel (shoe)
talpa — n mole (mammal: family Talpidae)
tamale — n tamale
tamarin — n tamarin (mammal: genus Saguinus)
tambur — n drum
tambur militar — n snare drum
tambureta — n tambourine
tamia — n chipmunk (mammal: genus Tamias)
tamil — n Tamil (person, language)
tamis — n sieve, colander, strainer
tamisi — vt sieve, sift, strain (with sieve)
tampon — n swab, wad, pad, padding
tampon de fem — n tampon
tan — adv to such an extent, so, as; how ...!
tan bela! — intj how beautiful!, how lovely!, how pretty!, how nice!
tan... como — adv as... as...
tan multe — a prenom so many, so much
tan multe ce — conj so many that, so much that
tan multe como — conj as many as, as much as
tan poca — a prenom so little, so few
un vista tan bela! — intj what a lovely view!
tana — vt tan (leather); n tanning (leather)
taneria — n tannery
tanor — n tanner
tance — n tank (container, vehicle), tub, vat, cistern
tancini — n tankini
tanga — n thong, tanga, G-string, gee-string
tangar — n tanager (bird: family Thraupidae)
tangram — n tangram
tanin — n tannin
tanje — vt touch lightly, be tangential to, brush against, graze
tanjente — a tangential, peripheral; n tangent
tantalo — n tantalum (element)
tantra — n tantra
Tanzania — n Tanzania
tanzanian — a n Tanzanian
tapaculo — n tapaculo (bird: subfamily Rhinocryptinae)
tape — vi vt tap; patter; type
tapador — n typewriter
tapor — n typist
tapeto — n carpet, rug, mat; upholstery (material)
retapeti — v reupholster
tapeti — vt upholster; n upholstery (act)
tapeto de porte — n doormat
tapeto pitural — n tapestry
tapetor — n upholsterer
tapioca — n tapioca
tapir — n tapir (mammal: genus Tapirus)
tapo — n plug, seal, stopper, cork
destapi — v unplug, unseal, unstop, uncork
tapi — vt plug, seal, stop (with stopper), cork
tarantula — n tarantula (arachnid: family Theraphosidae)
tarda — a late, tardy, overdue
la plu tarda — adv at the latest
multe tarda — a long overdue
plu tarda — adv later
tardi — vi become late; vt make late, delay
tardia — n lateness
tardigrado — n water bear (phylum: Tardigrada)
tarifa — n tariff, rate (financial)
tarifa postal — n postage (cost)
taroci — n tarot
tarsio — n tarsier (mammal: genus Tarsius)
tarso — n tarsus
tarsal — a tarsal
tartar — n tartar, calculus (on teeth); limescale (in boiler)
destartari — vt descale; remove tartar (dentistry)
tarte — n pie, flan (Br)
tarte de carne — n meat pie
tarte de crema — n cream pie, cream flan (Br); custard pie (missile)
tarte de fruta — n fruit pie
tarteta — n tart
tarti — vt pie (slapstick)
tartesica — a n Tartessian
tas — n cup (including measure: quarter of a quart)
taseta — n demitasse, small cup
tasidermia — n taxidermy
tasidermiste — n taxidermist
tasimetre — n taximeter
tasonomia — n taxonomy
tasonomial — a taxonomic
tasonomiste — n taxonomist
tatami — n tatami (woven straw flooring)
tatar — a n Tatar (person, language)
tatica — n tactic
tatical — a tactical
tatua — vt n tattoo
tau — n tau (Greek letter)
taverna — n tavern, pub
taxe — n task, chore, job, assignment
taxor — n taskmaster
taxi — n taxi
taxiste — n taxi driver, cabbie
taxo — n yew (tree: genus Taxus)
te — n tea (plant, leaves, drink: species Camellia sinensis)
teria — n tea shop, tea room
te — n name of letter T
en forma de T — a T-shaped
teatro — n theater (US), theatre (Br) (place, art), playhouse, auditorium
teatral — a theatrical; n play, theatrical performance
teatral de musica — n musical (play)
teca — n teak (wood, plant: species Tectona grandis)
tecila — n tequila (alcohol)
tecla — n key (of keyboard, piano, etc)
tecla de spasio — n spacebar
tecla de tabli — n tab key
tecla rapida — n shortcut key, accelerator key
teclador — n keyboard
tecladoreta — n keypad
tecladoreta numeral — n numeric keypad
tecnesio — n technetium (element)
tecnica — n technique
tecnical — a technical; adv technically
tecniciste — n technician
tecno — a n techno (music)
tecnocrata — n technocrat
tecnocratal — a technocratic
tecnocratia — n technocracy
tecnofil — n technophile
tecnofilia — n technophilia
tecnofobia — n technophobia
tecnofobica — a technophobic; n technophobe
tecnolojia — n technology
tecnolojia alta — n high tech
tecnolojia basa — n low tech
tecnolojial — a technological
Tehan — n South Korea (also Corea Sude)
teiste (e-i) — a n theist
teisme (e-i) — n theism
tela — n cloth (object), towel
tela de colo — n cravat, neckerchief
tela de testa — n headscarf, kerchief
teleta — n handkerchief, napkin
teleta de bava — n bib (of baby)
teleta de bebe — n diaper (US), nappy (Br)
teleta de fem — n sanitary napkin (US), sanitary towel (Br)
teleta de lava — n washcloth (US), flannel (Br)
teleta de paper — n paper towel, tissue (Br)
telon — n sheet, tablecloth
tele — n TV, telly (informal: television set)
telecomanda — vt control remotely; n remote control (act)
telecomandador — n remote control (handset)
telecomunica — vt telecommunicate; n telecommunication
telefon — n telephone, phone
telefoneta — n mobile phone, cellular phone, cellphone
telefoni — vt telephone, phone, call; n phone call
telefonia — n telephony, telecommunication
telegraf — n telegraph (device)
telegrafi — vt telegraph; n telegram (message)
telegrafia — n telegraphy
telelabora — vi telecommute, telework; n telecommuting, teleworking
telelaboror — n telecommuter, teleworker
telemarc — n telemark (style of skiing)
telemetre — n rangefinder
telenovela — n soap opera, TV serial
telepatia — n telepathy
telepatica — a telepathic; n telepath
teleporta — vi vt teleport, teleportation
teleportador — n teleport (device)
telescopio — n telescope
la Telescopio — n Telescopium (constellation)
telescopial — a telescopic
telesenta — n chairlift
televanjeliste — n televangelist
televide — vt view television, watch television
televidor — n television viewer
televisa — vt televise, show on television; n television (phenomenon)
televisa colorosa — n color television (US), colour television (Br)
televisa de vijila — n closed-circuit television, CCTV
televisa par paia — n pay TV
televisada — a on television, televised
televisador — n television set
telia — n tile
teli — vt tile
telugu — a n Telugu (language)
telurio — n tellurium (element)
tema — n theme, subject, topic; motif, pattern; thesis
nontemal — a off-topic
tema xef — n main theme, leitmotif
temal — a thematic; on-topic
teme — vt fear, dread; n fear, dread
nontemosa — a intrepid, fearless
temosa — a afraid, alarmed, fearful
tempe — n temple (anatomy)
tempera — vt temper (emotion, metal, music); n temper, temperament
bontemperada — a well-tempered
temperada — a temperate (weather)
tempera — n tempera (method of painting)
temperatur — n temperature
tempesta — n storm, tempest
tempestosa — a stormy, tempestuous
temple — n temple (place)
tempo — n time; tense (grammar)
a la mesma tempo — adv at the same time
a no tempo — adv at no time, never
a tempo — adv on time, punctually
de tempo longa — a longstanding
de tempo partal — a part-time
de tempo plen — a full-time
en tempo real — a realtime
per alga tempo — adv for a while, awhile
supratempo — n overtime (work)
tempal — a temporal
tempo de pausa — n time out, rest period
tempo libre — n free time, spare time
tempora — a temporary, ephemeral, interim, fleeting, transient; adv temporarily
temprana — a early
temprania — n earliness
tempura — n tempura (Japanese dish)
tenda — n tent
tende — vt tend, be inclined; n tendency, propensity, inclination, trend
tendon — n tendon
teni — vt hold, grasp, grip, clutch, cling to, hold on to; detain
suteninte — n sublieutenant, second lieutenant, ensign
tenable — a tenable
teniloca (comp) — n placeholder
teninte — n lieutenant
tenia — n tapeworm (class Cestoda)
tenis — n tennis
tenis de table — n table tennis, ping-pong
tenisor — n tennis player
tenor — n tenor
tenrec — n tenrec (mammal: family Tenrecidae)
tensa — vi vt tighten, strain, clench; n tension, stress
destensa — v untense, untighten, relax, take it easy; n relaxation; detente
tensa se dentes — v grit one's teeth
tensada — a tense, taut, tight, strained, stressed
tenta — vt tempt, lure, bait, entice; n temptation, lure, bait, enticement
tentable — a temptable, vulnerable (to temptation)
tentada — a tempted
tentante — a tempting; n lure, bait
tentor — n tempter, temptress
tentaculo — n tentacle
tentaculosa — a tentacled
teocrate — a theocratic; n theocrat
teocratia — n theocracy
teodolito — n theodolite
teolojia — n theology
teolojiste — n theologian
teorem — n theorem
teoria — n theory
teori — vt theorize; n theorization
teoria de cordetas — n string theory
teoria de cuantos — n quantum theory
teoria de evolui — n theory of evolution
teorial — a theoretical
tepida — a warm, lukewarm, tepid
tepidi — vi vt warm (slightly)
tepidia — n tepidness, tepidity
tera — n earth, land, ground, soil, dirt (planet, surface, substance)
nonteral — a unearthly
su tera — a subterranean, underground
tera de nun — n no man's land
tera nonconoseda — n unknown territory, terra incognita
tera nova — n new land, virgin territory
tera savaje — n wilderness
teral — a earthly
teran — n earthling
tereria — n terrarium
terosa — a earthy
tera- — pref tera- (1012)
teracota — n terra cotta
terapia — n therapy
terapiste — n therapist
teravada — a Theravada
teraza — n terrace
terbio — n terbium (element)
tereno — n terrain (the character of an area of land)
tereno alta — n highland, highlands
tereno basa — n lowland, lowlands
tereno savaje — n badlands
teriaci — n teriyaki
terier — n terrier (breed of dog)
teritorio — n territory
teritorial — a territorial
terma — n term (mathematics, terminology), expression
termas tecnical — n pl technical terms, terminology (vocabulary), jargon
termal — a thermal
termina — n terminal (railroad, circuit, computing)
terminolojia — n terminology (science)
terminolojial — a terminological
terminolojiste — n terminologist
termite — n termite (insect: family Termitidae and related families)
termodinamia — n thermodynamics
termodinamial — a thermodynamic
termofil — a thermophilic; n thermophile
termofilia — n thermophilia
termometre — n thermometer
termos — n thermos
termostato — n thermostat
teror — n terror, horror
terori — vt terrify, terrorize, tyrannize
terorisme — n terrorism
teroriste — n terrorist
tese — n thesis, dissertation, treatise
tesla — n tesla (measure)
tesoro — n treasure; thesaurus (of synonyms)
tesoreria — n treasury
tesoror — n treasurer
tesorosa — n pl treasures, riches
testa — n head (of person or animal)
con prima se testa — a headlong; adv headlong, head first
destesti — vt behead, decapitate
testeta — n head (of camera, recording device)
testiculo — n testicle, testis
testo — n text, document, lyrics
testal — a textual
testo de fonte — n source code, source text
testo ru — n draft, rough draft
testos — n pl texts, documentation
teta — n nipple, teat
desteti — vt wean
tetin — n pacifier, comforter, dummy (for baby)
teta — n theta (Greek letter)
tetania — n tetany
tetano — n tetanus, lockjaw
teto — n roof
teto de palia — n thatched roof
tetor — n roofer
tetonica — n tectonics
tetonical — a tectonic
tetra — n grouse (bird: family Tetraoninae)
tetraedro — a tetrahedral; n tetrahedron
tetralojia — n tetralogy
tetralojia de Fallot — n tetralogy of Fallot (heart defect)
tetrametre — n tetrameter
tetraplejia — n tetraplegia, quadriplegia
tetraplejica — a n tetraplegic, quadriplegic
texe — vt weave
texador — n loom
texador de mano — n hand loom
texe de puntos — v knit
texeda — a woven; n tissue (including living)
texeda scotes — n plaid, tartan
texeta — v n darn
texor — n weaver; weaver (bird: family Ploceidae)
texon — n badger (animal: subfamily Melinae, subfamily Mellivorinae, subfamily Taxidiinae)
texoneria — n sett, badger lair, badger burrow
tia — n aunt (female relative of one's parents' generation, including removed cousin, but not mother)
dutia (dutía) — n female cousin of one's grandparents' generation
dutio (dutío) — n male cousin of one's grandparents' generation
tio — n uncle (male relative of one's parents' generation, including removed cousin, but not father)
tretia (tretía) — n female cousin of one's great-grandparents' generation
tretio (tretío) — n male cousin of one's great-grandparents' generation
tiamina — n thiamine
Tibet — n Tibet (also Bod)
tibetan — a n Tibetan
tibia — n shin, tibia (anatomy)
tica — n tick (arachnid: superfamily Ixodoidea)
ticodroma — n wallcreeper (bird: species Tichodroma muraria)
tictaca — vi tick (as clock); n tick, tick-tock
tifa — n cattail (plant: genus Typha)
tifoide — a n typhoid
tigre — n tiger (mammal: species Panthera tigris)
tilde — n tilde
tilia — n lime (fruit)
tilio — n lime tree (tree: various species of genus Citrus)
tim — n thyme (plant: genus Thymus)
timida — a timid, shy, coy, diffident
timidia — n timidity, shyness, coyness, diffidence
timo — n thymus (anatomy)
timon — n rudder, helm
timonor — n helmsman
Timor Este — n East Timor
timoran — a n Timorese
timpan — n tympanum, eardrum; timpani, kettledrum
tinamo — n tinamou (bird: family Tinamidae)
tinca — n tench, doctor fish (fish: species Tinca tinca)
tinia — n clothes moth (insect: family Tineidae)
tinje — vt tint, tinge, dye, stain; n tint, hue, shade; nuance; timbre
mediatinje — n midtone, halftone, mezzotint
tinjente — a tinting, tinging; n dye, stain (substance)
tinocor — n seedsnipe (wading bird: family Thinocoridae)
tintina — vi vt tinkle, jangle; ring (telephone)
tipo — n type, sort, kind
tipal — a typical, representative, characteristic
tipo de letera — n typeface, font
tipografia — n typography
tipografi — vt typeset, composit
tipografia par computador — n desktop publishing
tipografial — a typographic, typographical
tipografiste — n typographer
tipula — n crane fly (insect: infraorder Tipulomorpha)
tira — vt pull, drag, haul, tug; tow, draw, trail
retira — v pull back, take back, withdraw, retire, retract, recall, recant, retreat; recoil; log out (computing); n withdrawal, retreat, retraction
tira a tera — v pull to the ground, pull down; shoot down
tira se pedes — n drag one's feet, shuffle along
tirada par cavalo — a horse-drawn
tiratapo (comp) — n corkscrew
tiramisu — n tiramisu
tirano — n tyrant, dictator, despot; tyrant flycatcher (bird: family Tyrannidae)
es tirano (a) — v tyrannize
tiranal — a tyrannic, tyrannical
tirania — n tyranny, dictatorship
tiranosa — a tyrannous
tisa — vt stoke, stir up, incite; tease, tantalize
tisador — n poker (for fire)
titanio — n titanium (element)
titi — n titi (mammal: genus Callicebus)
titila — vt tickle, titillate, tingle; n tickle, titillation
titilable — a ticklish
titilosa — a tingly
titulo — n title, headline, heading; rubric, column
par titulo — a nominal, in title; adv nominally, in title
sutituli — v subtitle
sutitulo — n subtitle (subheading, transcription)
titulal — a titular
tituli — vt title, entitle, give a title to
titulo finansial — n security (negotiable instrument)
tlingit — a n Tlingit (language)
tobogan — n slide (child's)
tobogan de acua — n water slide
tobogan elica — n helter-skelter, spiral slide
toca — vt touch; n touch (sense)
toca con ditos — v finger
tocante — a touching; n tap, flap (consonant)
tocata — n toccata
Tocelau — n Tokelau
tocelau — a n Tokelauan
tofu — n tofu, bean curd
Togo — n Togo
togoles — a n Togolese
tolera — vt tolerate, bear, endure, stand, put up with; n tolerance, endurance, stamina
nontolera — n bigotry, intolerance
nontolerable — a unbearable, intolerable
nontolerante — a intolerant, bigoted
nontoleror — n bigot
tomate — n tomato (berry, plant: species Solanum lycopersicum)
tomba — n grave, tomb, crypt, vault
tomba coletiva — n mass grave
tombi — vt entomb
tomtom — n tom (drum), tomtom
ton — n tonne (1000 kg)
tona — vi thunder; n thunder
Tonga — n Tonga
tongan — a n Tongan
tono — n tone, pitch (of sound), musical note; intonation
supratono — n overtone
tonal — a tonal
tonalia — n key (music)
tono completa — n whole note, semibreve
tono cuatrida — n quarter note, crotchet
tono des-sesida — n sixteenth note, semiquaver
tono dida — n half note, minim
tono duple — n double whole note, breve
tono otida — n eighth note, quaver
tono sesdes-cuatrida — n sixty-fourth note, hemidemisemiquaver
tono tredes-dida — n thirty-second note, demisemiquaver
tonsil — n tonsil
tonsilite — n tonsillitis
topazio — n topaz (gem)
tope — a n taupe (color)
topografia — n topography
topografial — a topographic, topographical
topolojia — n topology
torax — n thorax
toraxal — a thorassic
torba — n peat
torca — n nut (for bolt)
tore — n tower; rook (chess)
toreta — n turret
tori — vi tower
tori — n tori (shinto gate)
torio — n thorium (element)
tormenta — vt torment, bully, scourge; nag, badger; n torment, bullying
tormentor — n tormentor, bully
tornado — n tornado
torneo — n tournament; tourney, joust
torneo de lansias — n joust
torpe — a clumsy, awkward, physically inept
torpi — vi fumble, become clumsy; vt make clumsy
torpia — n clumsiness
torpedo — n torpedo
torse — vi vt twist, wring; n twist, contorsion
torsosa — a tortuous
torta — n cake, pastry
torteria — n pastry shop
torteta — n cupcake
tortor — n pastry baker, pastry chef
tortelini — n tortellini
tortilia — n tortilla
tortuga — n turtle, tortoise (reptile: order Testudines)
tortura — vt torture; n torture
torturor — n torturer
torturosa — a torturous, excruciating
torxa — n torch (flaming, electric)
torxa per solda — n blowtorch
torxi — vt torch
torxor — n torchbearer
tose — vt cough; n cough
tosta — vt toast (cook)
tostada — a toasted; n toast (bread)
tostador — n toaster
tota — det all (quantity); pron all; adv all
a tota modos — adv by all means, in every way
a tota partes — adv throughout
a tota veses — adv on all occasions
tota de nos — all of us, we all, us all (but not nos tota)
tota la libros — all the books
tota la note — all the night, the whole night
tota la pan — all the bread, the whole of the bread
tota no — det none at all, none whatsoever; adv not at all
tra — prep through, throughout; via, by means of
a tra — adv through
tra cuando — conj as long as, so long as
tra la dia — adv all day, all the time, continually
tracea — n trachea
Tracia — n Thrace
tradi — vt betray, defect; n betrayal, treason, treachery
trador — n traitor, defector, recreant
tradosa — a treasonous, treacherous
tradision — n tradition
nontradisional — a nontraditional, untraditional
tradisional — a traditional, conservative; adv traditionally
tradui — vt translate; n translation
maltradui — v mistranslate; n mistranslation
nontraduable — a untranslatable
traduable — a translatable
traduador — n machine translation system
traduor — n translator
trae — vt bring, deliver; n delivery
retrae — v bring back, fetch, retrieve
trafica — vi n traffic
tragulo — n chevrotain, mouse deer (mammal: family Tragulidae)
trajedia — n tragedy
trajedial — a tragic; adv tragically
trajicomedia — n tragicomedy
trajicomedial — a tragicomic
tram — n trolley car, tram
trama — vt texture; plot (a story); shade, shade in, crosshatch; n weft, woof, texture; plot (of story)
trampolin — n trampoline, springboard
trampolin de tufa — n diving board
tramvia — n tramway
transcrive — vt transcribe; n transcription
transe — n trance (mental state)
transende — vt transcend; n transcendence
transendentalisme — n transcendentalism
transfusa — vt transfuse; n transfusion
Transilvania — n Transylvania
transistor — n transistor
transita — vt n transit (astronomy)
transitiva — a transitive (grammar)
nontransitiva — a intransitive (grammar)
transitivia — n transitivity (grammar)
transmete — vt transmit, broadcast; n transmission, broadcast
transmetador — n transmitter
transplanta — vt transplant; n transplantation
transpone — vt transpose; n transposition
transporta — vt transport; carry, harbor (US), harbour (Br) (disease); n transport, transportation
transportor — n transporter, carrier, courier (person)
transportores — n pl carrier, courier (company)
trapa — n trap, snare, pitfall, catch (marketing)
trapa de arena — n sand trap, bunker (golf)
trapi — vt trap, ensnare
trapezio — a trapezial; n trapezium (with two parallel sides); trapeze
trapo — n rag (old cloth; tattered garment)
vestida en trapos — a dressed in rags, ragged
trasa — vt trace (copy the outline of); graph; n tracing; trace, track, spoor, clue
trata — vt treat, process, deal with; n treatment; treaty, pact; deal (trade)
maltrata — v mistreat, revile, abuse, wrong; n mistreatment, abuse, abusiveness, wrong
maltratante — a abusive; adv abusively
maltrator — n abuser
trata de uni — n act of union
trator — n tractor (vehicle)
trauma — vt traumatize; n trauma
traumal — a traumatic
traversa — vt cross, go across, traverse, ford; n crossing (act), traversal
traversante — a crossing, traversing, transverse; prep crossing, across
tre — det three; a third (ordinal)
tri — vi split into three; n third (fraction)
truple — a triple; n trio; troika
trealosa — n trehalose
trefolia — n clover, trefoil (plant: genus Trifolium); club (card suit)
trejemelo — n triplet
trelis — n truss (architecture)
trema — vi tremble, shiver, quake, quiver, shudder, quail; n quake, tremor
tremante — a trembling, tremulous, tremulent, tremorous
trematera (comp) — n earthquake
tren — n train (railroad)
tren lenta — n slow train, local train
tren rapida — n fast train, express train
treni — vt ship (transport by train)
treno — n sled, sleigh
treneta — n toboggan, sledge, child's sled
treno de tre cavalos — n three-horse sled, troika
trensa — vt braid, plait; n braid, plait
trensas african — n pl cornrows (hairstyle)
trenseta — n pigtail (hairstyle)
trepa — vi clamber, scramble, climb (with effort); n climbing
trepa de montanias — n mountain climbing, mountaineering
trepor — n climber, mountaineer
trepede — n tripod, trivet
triangulo — a triangular; n triangle
la Triangulo — n Triangulum (constellation)
la Triangulo Sude — n Triangulum Australe (constellation)
trianguli — vt triangulate; n triangulation
triasica — a n triassic (geology)
triatlon — n triathlon
tribu — n tribe
fem de tribu — n tribeswoman
membro de tribu — n tribesman
om de tribu — n tribesman
tribal — a tribal
tribui — n tribute (all senses)
tribuno — n tribune (officer)
tricotero — n caddisfly (insect: order Trichoptera)
trictrac — n backgammon (game)
trictracor — n backgammon player
trifle — n trifle (dessert)
triftongo — n triphthong
trigo — n wheat (plant, seed: genus Triticum)
trigonometria — n trigonometry
trigonometrial — a trigonometric, trigonometrical
triler — n thriller (novel or movie)
trilion — det (a) trillion; a trillionth (ordinal)
trilioni — vi split into a trillion parts; n trillionth (fraction)
trilojia — n trilogy
trilojiste — n trilogist
trimestre — n trimester, term
mediatrimestre — n half-term (holiday)
trimetre — n trimeter (poetry)
tringa — n shank, sandpiper, tattler (wading bird: genus Tringa)
trinia — n trinity
Trinidad e Tobago — n Trinidad and Tobago
tobagonian — a n Tobagonian
trinidadian — a n Trinidadian
trinxa — vt n shred
trinxador — n shredder
tripanosomiase — n trypanosomiasis, sleeping sickness
trisepe — n triceps
trisicle — n tricycle
triste — a sad, unhappy, melancholy, sorry, sorrowful
es tan triste ce ... — it's so sad that ..., what a pity that ..., what a shame that ..., it's such a shame that ...
es triste sin — v miss, be sad without
tan triste! — intj how sad!, what a pity!, what a shame!
tristi — vi vt sadden
tristia — n sadness, sorrow, grief, melancholy
triton — n newt (amphibian: subfamily Pleurodelinae)
trivia — n trivia
trivial — a trivial, trifling
tro — adv too, too many, too much, excessively
tro multe — a prenom too many, too much, excessive; adv too much, excessively
tro poca — a prenom too few, too little, insufficient; adv too little, insufficiently
troca — vt barter, trade
trocor — n barterer
troceo — n trochee (poetry)
troceal — a trochaic
trofeo — n trophy
troglodite — n troglodyte, caveman, cave dweller; wren (bird: family Troglodytidae)
trogon — n trogon (bird: family Trogonidae)
Troia — n Troy
troian — a n Trojan
trol — n troll
trombo — n bloodclot, clot
trombopoiese — n thrombopoiesis
trombose — n thrombosis
trombosite — n thrombocyte, platelet
trompa — n horn (music), French horn, trump
trompa de utero — n Fallopian tube
trompeta — n trumpet
trompetiste — n trumpeter (musician; bird: genus Psophia)
trompi — vt trumpet
trompon — n trombone
tronco — n trunk (tree), log (wood); trunk (body), torso; stem (of a word)
tronceta — n stem, stalk
trono — n throne
destroni — v dethrone
troni — vt enthrone
tropeza — vi stumble, trip; vt trip; n stumble
tropico — n tropic
tropical — a tropical
Tropico de la Capra — n Tropic of Capricorn
Tropico de la Crabe — n Tropic of Cancer
troposfera — n troposphere
trota — vi n trot
trova — vt find; n find, discovery
trova se — v find oneself; be situated
truco — n trick; device (literary)
truci — vt trick
truco de majia — n magic trick
truco de mano — n legerdemain
trucoio (comp) — n trompe l'oeil
trucor — n trickster
trucosa — a tricky
trufa — n truffle (fungus: genus Tuber and others)
trunca — vi vt truncate; n truncation; stump
truncin — a stumpy, squat
truta — n trout (fish: genus Salmo, genus Oncorhynchus)
tsar — n tsar, czar
Tsernagora — n Montenegro
tsernagorsce — a n Montenegrin
tsetse — n tsetse fly (insect: genus Glossina)
tsuga — n tsuga, hemlock (tree: genus Tsuga)
tsuga douglas — n douglas fir (tree: genus Pseudotsuga)
tsunami — n tsunami
tu — pron you (singular); det your (singular)
tuatara — n tuatara (lizard: genus Sphenodon)
tuba — n tuba
tuber — n tuber
tuberculose — n tuberculosis, consumption
tubo — a tubular; n tube, pipe (conduit), channel
lia tubal — n tubal ligation
tubal — a tubal
tubo de acua — n water pipe
tubo de drena — n drainpipe
tubo de emetador — n exhaust pipe
tubo de proba — n test tube
tubo U — n U-bend, U-tube
tubo vacuida — n vacuum tube
tubos — n pl tubes, pipes, plumbing
tucana — n toucan (bird: family Ramphastidae)
la Tucana — n Tucana (constellation)
tucotuco — n tuco-tuco (mammal: genus Ctenomys)
tufa — vi n dive, plunge
tufa de anjel — n swan dive, swallow dive
tufa per perlas — v dive for pearls; n pearl diving
tufor — n diver (sport)
tuia — n arborvitae, thuja (tree: genus Thuja)
tuid — n tweed
de tuid — a tweed
tuist — n twist (dance)
tuita — vt n tweet (on Twitter)
tulio — n thulium (element)
tulpa — n tulip
tumor — n tumor (US), tumour (Br)
tumorosa — a tumorous
tumulta — n riot, social chaos, uproar, turmoil
tumultosa — a tumultuous, riotous, chaotic
tun — n tuna (fish: genus Thunnus)
tundra — n tundra
tunel — n tunnel, burrow
tunel carpal — n carpal tunnel
tungus — a n Tungus, Tungusic (person, language)
Tunis — n Tunisia
tunisi — a n Tunisian
tupaia — n treeshrew (mammal: order Scandentia)
tupelo — n tupelo, pepperidge tree (tree: genus Nyssa)
tupi — a n Tupi (person, language)
turaco — n turaco (bird: family Musophagidae)
turba — vt disturb, shake up, stir up, churn up, upset, agitate, cause distress to, cause anxiety to, cause pain to; n trouble, difficulty; mischief; turbulence
turba la tera — v dig the soil
turbada — a troubled, disturbed, upset
turbante — a troubling, troublesome, disturbing
turbosa — a troublesome, naughty, mischievous, impish; turbulent; n rascal, scamp, rapscallion, imp, troublemaker
turban — n turban
turbina — n turbine
turbina de venta — n wind turbine, wind generator, wind power unit, wind energy converter, aerogenerator
turcesa — a turquoise (color); n turquoise (gem, color)
Turcia — n Turkey
turces — a n Turkish
Turcmenistan — n Turkmenistan
turcmen — a n Turkmen, Turkmenistani (person, language)
turdo — n thrush (bird: family Turdidae)
turdo roja — n American robin (bird: species T. migratorius)
turi — vt tour; go for a ride, take a drive, drive around; n tour, ride, drive (for pleasure)
turi la atraes — v tour the attractions, see the sights, sightsee, go sightseeing
turisme — n tourism
turiste — n tourist
turmalina — n tourmaline (mineral)
turna — vi vt turn; n turn
turnabroca (comp) — n gimlet
turnador — n lathe
turnavise (comp) — n screwdriver
turnix — n buttonquail (wading bird: family Turnicidae)
turno — n shift (of work); turn (in game)
fa se turno — v do one's shift; take one's turn
turnor — n shiftworker
turon — n turron, torrone (nougat)
Tuvalu — n Tuvalu
tuvalu — a n Tuvaluan
tv — abbr (television) TV
txa! — intj damn!, blast!, shit! (annoyance)
Txad — n Chad
txadi — a n Chadian
txapsui — n chop suey
txau! — intj bye!, ciao!
txaumen — n chow mein
Txesco — n Czechia, Czech Republic
txesce — a n Czech (person, language)
txetxen — a n Chechen (person, language)
txi — n chi, qi, life energy, lifeforce
Txile — n Chile
txilan — a Chilean (person, language)
Txoson — n North Korea (also Corea Norde)
txoson — a n North Korean
txucot — a n Chukot, Chukchi (person, language)
U — n U (letter)
u — a n Wu (language)
u! — intj ooh!, wow! (pleasure, amazement)
ua! — intj wah! (baby)
uacari — n uakari (mammal: genus Cacajao)
uafel — n waffle
ualon — a n Walloon (person, language)
uapiti — n wapiti, elk (mammal: species Cervus canadensis)
uasabi — n wasabi (plant: species Wasabia japonica)
uaua — n wah-wah (music)
uau-uau! — intj woof!, bow-wow! (as dog)
Ucraina — n Ukraine
ucrainsce — a n Ukrainian (person, language)
uculele — n ukulele
ueb — n (World-Wide) Web
ueste — a west, western, occidental; n west, occident
Uganda — n Uganda
luganda — a n Luganda (language)
ugandan — a n Ugandan
ui! — intj whee! (excitement)
uica — n Wicca
uican — a n Wiccan
uisce — n whiskey, whisky (alcohol)
uistiti — n marmoset (mammal: genus Callithrix)
ulex — n gorse, furze (plant: genus Ulex)
ulna — n ulna
ulong — n oolong (tea)
ulsera — vi vt ulcerate; n ulcer, sore, ulceration
ulsera de leto — n bedsore
ultima — a ultimate, utmost, prime, last, eventual; adv ultimately, eventually
cuasi ultima — a penultimate, second from last, last but one
du ante la ultima — a antepenultimate, third from last, last but two
ultra — prep beyond, past, across; than; more than
ultraortodox — a ultraorthodox
ultravioleta — a n ultraviolet
ulula — vt n howl, wail
umaian — a Umayyad, Omayyad
umami — n umami (flavor)
Uman — n Oman
umani — a n Omani
umana — a human; humane; n human (being)
desumani — v dehumanize; n dehumanization
nonumana — a inhuman
supraumana — a n superhuman, übermensch
umanas — n pl humans, humanity, mankind
umani — vi vt humanize, anthropomorphize; n humanization, anthropomorphism
umania — n humanity (quality)
umanin — a humanlike, humanoid
umanisme — n humanism
umaniste — a n humanitarian, humanist
umbreta — n hammerkop, hammerhead stork, anvilhead (bird: species Scopus umbretta)
umida — a damp, moist, wet, humid
umidi — vi vt dampen, moisten, humidify
umidia — n dampness, moisture, wetness, humidity
umil — a humble, modest (humble), meek, mild, unassuming, demure
umili — vi vt humiliate; n humiliation
umilia — n humility, modesty
umlaut — n umlaut (diacritic)
umo — n humus (soil)
umor — n humor (US), humour (Br), temper, mood; bodily fluid
bonumorosa — a in a good mood, cheerful, jovial, sanguine
de bon umor — a in a good mood, cheerful, jovial, sanguine
de mal umor — a in a bad mood, sulky, sullen, morose
mal umor — n bad mood
malumorosa — a in a bad mood, sulky, sullen, morose
umoriste — n humorist
umorosa — a humorous
umus — n hummus (food)
un — det a, an, one; a first
desuni — v disunite; n disunion
reuni (e-u) — v reunite, regroup, congregate, convoke, convene; n meeting, assembly, reunion, flock, congregation, convocation, convention, session
uni — vi vt unite, unify; n union (act), unification; union (result), consortium
Uni de Republicas Sosialistes Soviet — n Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
Uni Soviet — n Soviet Union
unia — n oneness, union, coalition, solidarity, integrity
unida — a united, unified; adv together
Ungaria — n Hungary (also Magiar)
ungarian — a n Hungarian (person, language)
ungia — n nail (anatomy), hoof
ungulato — n ungulate (mammal: superorder Ungulata)
unia — n unit (of measurement, structural)
unica — a unique, sole, single, one-off, exclusive; adv uniquely, solely, exclusively
unicameral — a unicameral
unicorno — n unicorn
la Unicorno — n Monoceros (constellation)
uniforma — a uniform; n uniform (dress), livery
uniladal — a unilateral
unitarian — a n Unitarian
unitarianisme — n Unitarianism
universa — n universe, cosmos
universal — a universal
universalisme — n Universalism
universaliste — a n Universalist
universia — n university, college
me universia de diploma — n my alma mater
unje — vt anoint; n anointing
unjente — n ointment, pomade, lotion
uoc — n wok
uolframio — n tungsten (element)
uolof — a n Wolof (person, language)
uonton — n won ton
upanixad — n upanishad (Hindu scripture)
uple — n tuple (mathematics); record, struct (computing)
upsilon — n upsilon (Greek letter)
u-ra! — intj hooray!, hurrah! (cheer)
uranio — n uranium (element)
Urano — n Uranus (mythology, planet)
urbe — n urban area, metropolis, city (densely populated and built-up area, not politically defined; compare "site")
urban — a urban, metropolitan; n city dweller, urbanite
urbani — vi vt urbanize, citify; n urbanization
urbanisme — n city planning
urbaniste — n city planner
urdu — a n Urdu (language)
Urdun — n Jordan
urduni — a n Jordanian
urea — n urea
uremia — n uremia (US), uraemia (Br)
ureter — n ureter
uretra — n urethra
uria — n guillemot, murre (sea bird: genus Uria)
urieta — n murrelet (sea bird: genus Synthliboramphus and \gen Brachyramphus)
urina — n urine
urini — vt urinate; urination
uro — n aurochs (species Bos primigenius)
urso — n bear (mammal: family Ursidae)
la Urso Grande — n Ursa Major (constellation)
la Urso Peti — n Ursa Minor (constellation)
urso de acua — n water bear (phylum Tardigrada)
urso de pelux — n teddy bear
Uruguai — n Uruguay
uruguai — a n Uruguayan
usa — vt use, utilize, apply; wear (clothes); n use, employment, purpose, application
de usa sever — a heavy-duty
desusa — v disuse, no longer use; n obsolescence
desusada — a disused, obsolete, archaic
malusa — v misuse, abuse
malusa de drogos — n drug abuse
nonusa — n disuse, desuetude
nonusable — a unusable, useless
nonusada — a unused, out of use
nonusosa — a useless, idle
tro usada — a overused, hackneyed
usable — a usable
usada — a used, second-hand
usor — n user
usor de rede — n internet user, netizen
usosa — a useful, utilitarian
usosia — n usefulness, utility
usual — a usual, customary; adv usually, customarily
nonusual — a unusual, odd, different; adv unusually
usura — n usury
usuror — n usurer
usurosa — a usurous
utero — n uterus, womb
utia — n hutia (mammal: family Capromyidae)
util — n tool, utensil, implement
util de scrive — n writing implement
utiles de arjento — n pl silverware
utiles de come — n pl cutlery, flatware, eating utensils
utilitariste — a n utilitarian (philosophy)
utilitarisme — a n utilitarianism
utopia — n utopia
utopial — a utopian
utopisme — n utopianism
utopiste — n utopian
u-u! — intj coo! (as pigeon); twit twoo!, hoo! (as owl)
uva — n grape (fruit: genus Vitis)
uva seca — n raisin, currant
uvo — n grape vine (plant: genus Vitis)
Uvea e Futuna — n Wallis and Futuna
futuna — a n Futunan
uvea — a n Wallisian
uvula — n uvula
uvulal — a n uvular (consonant)
Uzbecistan — n Uzbekistan
uzbec — a n Uzbek, Uzbekistani (person, language)
V — /ve/ n V (letter)
v — abbr (vide) see; abbr (volum) volume
va — adv preverb will (future tense marker)
vacanse — vi n vacation, holiday
vacanseria — n vacation spot, resort
vacansor — n vacationer, holiday traveler (US), holiday traveller (Br), holidaymaker
vacua — a empty, hollow, null, void; n vacancy, void
suvacua — a vacuum-sealed
vacui — vi vt empty, evacuate, erase, wipe, clear; n emptying, evacuation
vacuia — n emptiness, vacuity, vacuum
vacuida — a emptied, vacant
vacuol — n vacuole
vada — vi wade, paddle
vaderia — n wading pool (US), paddling pool (Br)
vade — vi go; work, function well
como vade? — how are you?, how's it going?
revade — v go back, return
vade! — intj go!, let's go!, come on!, giddy-up!, allons-y!, vamos!, avanti!
vade a — v go to, attend (regularly)
vade en dirije a — v go towards, head for, make for
vade per compra — v go shopping
vade per pasea — v go for a walk
vade per vide — v go and see, go to see
vade sur se via — v make one's way
vade sur un via — v take a road, travel a path
vaga — vi wander, roam, rove, drift, digress; browse (through a book or in a store)
vagante — a wandering; itinerant, mobile; crooked (shape)
vagisme — n nomadism
vagiste — n nomad
vagor — n wanderer, drifter; vagabond, hobo, tramp
vagon — n wagon, coach, car, carriage (including train)
vagon de dormi — n sleeping car, sleeper
vagoneria — n coach house
vajina — n vagina
vajinal — a vaginal
vajraiana — a Vajrayana
Valahia — n Wallachia
valah — a n vlach
vale — n valley
valente — a valent
valentia — n valence, valency (medical, chemistry)
valeriana — n valerian (plant: species Valeriana officinalis)
valga — a valgus (medical)
valida — a valid, well-founded, cogent; current, in effect
desvalidi — vi expire (but not die); vt invalidate; n expiration
desvalidida — a expired, out of date
nonvalida — a invalid
validi — vi vt validate, ratify, endorse, certify; n validation, ratification, endorsement, certification
valis — n suitcase
valiseta — n carry-on (luggage)
valison — n trunk (luggage)
valsa — vi waltz; n waltz
valua — vt value, prize; n value, worth, merit; equity, stock (financial)
desvalua — v devalue, belittle, disparage, denigrate, deprecate, trivialize, depreciate; n devaluation, depreciation
es valuada — a be worth, be valuable, have value
la plu valuada — a most valuable, inestimable
sin valua — a worthless, valueless
supravalua — v overrate, overvalue
suvalua — v underappreciate, underrate , undervalue
valuada — a worthy, valued, valuable, meritorious
valuadas — n pl valuables, riches
valuosa — a valuable, precious
valuosas — n pl valuables, riches
valva — n valve; tap, faucet
valva de banio — n bath tap, bath faucet
valva de securia — n safety valve
vampir — n vampire
vana — a vain (immodest, but not futile)
vania — n vanity
vanadio — n vanadium (element)
vandal — a Vandalic; n Vandal
vanelo — n lapwing (wading bird: subfamily Vanellinae)
vanga — n vanga (bird: family Vangidae)
vangarda — a avant-garde, vanguard, cutting-edge, latest
vanilia — n vanilla (fruit, plant: genus Vanilla)
vanta — vt boast, brag; n boast
vantor — n braggart
vantosa — a boastful
vantaje — n advantage, privilege, lead
con nonvantaje — a disadvantaged, handicapped
nonvantaje — n disadvantage, handicap
vantajosa — a advantageous, opportune
Vanuatu — n Vanuatu
vanuatu — a n Vanuatuan
vapor — n vapor (US), vapour (Br), mist, steam
vapori — vi evaporate, vaporize; steam
vaporosa — a misty, steamy
vara — a varus (medical)
varano — n monitor lizard (reptile: genus Varanus)
varia — vi vt vary, range; n variation, variety, version (including of text, product), revision
alga cosas varios — n various things, several things
nonvariable — a invariable; adv invariably
nonvariablia — n invariability
variable — a n variable
variada — a varied, variegated
variosa — a diverse, various
variola — n smallpox
vasal — n vassal
vasalia — n vassalage
vascula — a vascular
vasculite — n vasculitis
vasila — vi hesitate, falter, vacillate; n hesitation, vacillation, indecision
vasin — n vaccine
vasini — vt vaccinate, inoculate; n vaccination, inoculation
vasinia — n bilberry, blueberry, huckleberry, cranberry (plant, berry: species Vaccinium myrtillus)
vasinia blu — n blueberry
vasinia roja — n cranberry
vaso — n pot, vase, vessel, urn
vasia — n pottery
vaso de cafe — n coffee pot
vaso de note — n chamber pot
vaso de peper — n pepperpot
vaso de sal — n salt cellar
vaso de te — n teapot
vason — n toilet bowl, toilet
vason urinal — n urinal
vasor — n potter
vasopresina — n vasopressin
vasta — a vast, huge, widespread, large-scale; adv vastly, widely
vasti — vi vt become vast, extend vastly, spread vastly
vastia — n vastness
vasto — n lap (anatomy)
vate — n watt (measure)
cilovate — n kilowatt
vatican — a Vatican
Site Vatican — n Vatican City
ve — n name of letter V
vea — a old, elderly; n old person
deveni tro vea per — v outgrow
la plu vea — a oldest, eldest
plu vea — a older, elder
vei — vi become old, age; vt make old, age
veia — old age
veber — n weber (measure)
veculo — n vehicle
veculo funeral — n hearse
veculo spasial — n spacecraft
veda — n Veda (Hindu scripture)
vedal — a Vedic
vejetal — a n vegetable
vejetali — vi vegetate
vejetalisme — n vegetarianism
vejetaliste — n vegetarian
vela — n sail
la Velas — n Vela (constellation)
velcro — n velcro
de velcro — a velcro
velia — vi vt waken, awaken, wake up, arouse
veliada — a awake
veliador — n alarm clock
velo — n veil
desveli — v unveil; n unveiling
veli — vt veil, shroud, enshroud
velida — a veiled
velo — n velum, soft palate
velal — a n velar (consonant)
velali — vi vt velarize
veluda — n velvet
veluda costelin — n corduroy
vena — n vein
vena cava — n vena cava
vena jugulal — n jugular vein
vende — vt sell, market; n sale
bonvendeda — a bestselling; n bestseller (book or author)
per vende — a for sale
revende — v resell; n resale
revendor — n resaler
vendador — n vending machine
vende a mercato — v market
vendor — n vendor, seller, clerk, salesman, saleswoman
vendor de libros — n bookseller
vendor de pex — n fishmonger
vendor major — n wholesaler
vendor minor — n retailer
vendeta — n vendetta
venena — n poison, toxin
desveneni — v detox
nonvenenosa — a nontoxic, nonpoisonous, atoxic
veneni — vt poison
venenosa — a poisonous, toxic
venerdi — n Friday (day of week)
Veneto — n Veneto, Venetia
Venezia — n Venice
Venezuela — n Venezuela
venezuelan — a n Venezuelan
veni — vi come, arrive; n coming, arrival
bonveni — v welcome; n welcome; intj welcome!
bonveninte — a welcoming, hospitable
nonbonveninte — a unwelcoming, inhospitable
reveni — v come back, return, recur
reveni de caro — n carriage return (character)
reveninte — a recurring
tu veni de dise — v you have just said, you just said (a moment ago)
veni de — v come from, originate from; (have) just
veni per vide — v come and see, come to see
veninte — a coming, to come, future
venja — vt avenge (an act); n vengeance
venjor — n avenger
venseo — n swift (bird: family Apodidae)
venta — vi blow (as wind); n wind
con la venta — a leeward, downwind
contra la venta — a windward, upwind
ventador — n fan
venteta — n breeze, zephyr
venti — vt ventilate, fan; n ventilation
venton — n gale
ventosa — a windy
ventre — n belly, front (of body)
desventri — vt disembowel, gut
ventral — a ventral, of the belly, of the front
ventriculo — n ventricle
ventrilocuo — n ventriloquist
Venus — n Venus (planet, mythology)
vera — a true, real, actual, authentic, genuine; adv very, truly, really, actually, in fact, seriously, sincerely, at all
en vera no modo — adv in no way at all, in no way whatsoever
vera no — adv not at all
vera no cosa — n nothing at all, none at all
veria — n truth
veranda — n veranda, porch
verbena — n verbena, vervain (plant: genus Verbena)
verbo — n verb
verde — a n green (color)
verde de cupre — n verdigris
verdin — a greenish
verdin azul — a greenish-blue, greeny-blue
verdeta — n greenfinch (bird: genus Chloris)
verdin — n leafbird (bird: genus Chloropsis)
vergonia — vi be ashamed, feel shame; n shame
sin vergonia — a shameless
vergoniosa — a shameful
verje — vi vt turn (change direction while moving), verge, veer (towards)
per cada verje — a turn-by-turn
verje U — n U-turn
verme — n worm
verme de tera — n earthworm (annelid: suborder Lumbricina)
verme plata — n flatworm (phylum Platyhelminthes)
verme ronda — n roundworm (phylum Nematoda)
vermi — vi worm
vermixeli — n vermicelli
vernis — n varnish
vernisi — vt varnish
versa — vt pour, tip
malversa — v spill, upset
vertebra — n vertebra
vertebral — a vertebral
vertebrato — a n vertebrate (subphylum Vertebrata)
nonvertebrato — a n invertebrate
vertical — a vertical, upright
vertigo — n vertigo, dizziness, lightheadedness
vertigosa — a dizzy, giddy, lightheaded
veruca — n wart, verruca
verucosa — a warty
ves — n occasion, time, instance
a cada ves — adv on each occasion, each time
a multe veses — adv frequently, often, usually
a no ves — adv on no occasion, at no time
a poca veses — adv rarely, seldom, occasionally
a un ves — adv once (one time)
a un ves o un otra — adv at one time or another, sooner or later
a un ves pasada — adv once upon a time
a veses — adv at times, sometimes
de ves a ves — adv from time to time, now and then, now and again, on occasion, occasionally
du a cada ves — two at a time
no a esta ves — adv not this time
vesica — n bladder
vesica bilal — n gall bladder
vesicula — n vesicle
vespa — n wasp, hornet (insect: suborder Apocrita, excepting bees and ants)
vespa parasital — n parasitic wasp
veste — n garment, item of clothing
desvesti — v undress
nonconveninte vestida — a inappropriately dressed, underdressed
revesti — v reclothe; recoat; n recoat
tro calda vestida — a dressed too warmly, overdressed
tro formal vestida — a dressed too formally, overdressed
tro ostentosa vestida — a dressed too ostentatiously, overdressed
veste alta — n top, upper garment
veste basa — n lower garment (pants, skirt, etc)
veste de fantasia — n costume, fancy dress
veste de nada — n swimming costume, swimsuit
veste de sumerjor — n wetsuit
veste etnical — n (traditional) costume, national dress
veste spasial — n spacesuit
vesteria — n dressing room, changing room, fitting room; vestry
vestes — n pl clothes, outfit, dress
vestes pronto — n ready-to-wear clothing, pret-à-porter clothing
vesteta — n undergarment
vestetas — n pl undergarments, underclothes, underwear
vesti — vt dress, clothe; dress (wound); coat (as of paint); n coat, coating (as of paint)
vestijio — n vestige
vestijial — a vestigial
veteran — a n veteran
vetor — n vector
via — n way, avenue, highway, route, course; path (of file)
a via — adv (go, throw, put) away, (saw) off, (throw) out
a via de — adv away from
en via — adv on the way, en route
Via Letin — n Milky Way
via levada — n causeway
via rapida — n quick route, shortcut
via xef — n main road
viaduto — n viaduct
viaja — vt travel; n journey, trip, voyage, drive
viaja dial — v n commute
viaja la ueb — v surf the net
viaja per plaser — v n cruise
viaja tra la mundo — n world travel
viaja tra tempo — n time travel
viajor — n traveler (US), traveller (Br), passenger
viajor de mar — n seafarer
viajor dial — n commuter
viajor tra la mundo — n world traveler (US), world traveller (Br), globetrotter
viajor tra tempo — n time traveler (US), time traveller (Br)
viajamania — n wanderlust, urge to travel
viajamanica — a globetrotting, habitually wandering; n globetrotter, habitual wanderer
vibra — vi vt vibrate; thrill; trill; flicker (lights); n vibration
vibrador — n vibrator, buzzer
vibrante — a vibrating; thrilling; trilled (consonant); n trill (consonant)
vibrisa — n whisker
viburno — n viburnum (plant: genus Viburnum)
vici — n wiki
vicing — a n Viking
Vicipedia — n Wikipedia
victorian — a Victorian
vicunia — n vicuña (species Vicugna vicugna)
vide — vt see (including discover, understand), watch (film, sport); n sight, vision, eyesight
... (tu) vide? — intj ... you see? (conversational tag)
fasil vidable — a salient, conspicuous
no vide — v miss, not see
nonprevidable — a unforeseeable
nonvidable — a invisible
nonvidablia — n invisibility
partal vidente — a partially sighted
previdable — a foreseeable
previde — v foresee, expect, anticipate, preview; n preview, expectation, anticipation; trailer (film, TV)
previdor — n seer, visionary
revide — v see again
supravide — v supervise, oversee, look over; n supervision, overseeing, oversight
supravidor — n supervisor, overseer, superintendent
vidable — a visible, macroscopic
vidador — n viewer (machine); viewfinder
vidal — a visual; adv visually
vide tunelin — n tunnel vision
videta — v n glimpse, peek, peep, pry
videta acaso — v n glimpse
videta secreta — v n peek
vidor — n viewer (person)
vidores — n pl audience
video — a n video
videador — n video recorder, video player, VCR, DVD player
video par comanda — n video on demand
vidua — a widowed; n widow, widower; indigobird, whydah (bird: genus Vidua)
vidui — vi vt widow
Vietnam — n Vietnam
viet — a n Vietnamese (person, language)
vijila — vt watch, be vigilant for, be alert for, keep an eye on, monitor; n watch, vigil, vigilance, surveillance
es vijilante — a be vigilant, watch out, keep a lookout
vijila de tota santas — n Halloween
vijilante — a vigilant, alert
vijilor — n sentinel, watchman
vil — a vile, loathsome, depraved, ignoble; n villain, scoundrel, crook, con man, miscreant, evildoer, malfeasant, culprit, wrongdoer, reprobate, rogue, scoundrel, fiend
vilia — n vice, villainy, depravity
vila — n town
vila de universia — n campus
vileta — n village
vileta noncorporada — n unincorporated village, hamlet
viletan — n villager
vim — n wicker
vina — n veena (Indian instrument)
vinagra — n vinegar
vinagri — vt marinade in vinegar, marinate in vinegar, pickle
vinagrida — a pickled
vinieta — n vignette, decorative symbol
vino — n wine
vendor de vinos — n wine merchant, vintner (Br)
vinor — n winemaker, vintner (US)
vinse — vt vanquish, defeat, surmount, overcome, beat, subdue; win (battle); n victory, triumph
vinsal — a triumphal
vinse sin valua — n Pyrrhic victory
vinseda — a n vanquished, defeated
vinsente — a victorious, triumphant
vinsor — n victor, conqueror, winner
viola — n viola
viola de rota — n hurdy-gurdy, wheel fiddle
viole — vt violate, infringe, break (rule, law), transgress, defile, desecrate; rape; n violation, infringement, transgression; rape
nonviolable — a inviolable
nonviolente — a nonviolent
viole de patenta — n patent infringement
violente — a violent, harsh
violentia — n violence
violor — n rapist
violeta — a violet (color); n violet (color; flower: genus Viola)
violin — n violin, fiddle
violiniste — n violinist, fiddler
violonxelo — n violoncello
vipera — n viper, adder (snake: family Viperidae)
vireo — n vireo (bird: family Vireonidae)
virgula — n comma
virjin — a virginal, sexually innocent, chaste; n virgin, maiden
la Virjin — n Virgo (constellation)
virjinia — n virginity, chastity
virola — n virola (tree: genus Virola)
virtua — n virtue, purity, decency, innocence (moral), righteousness
virtuosa — a virtuous, pure, decent, innocent (morally), righteous
virtual — a virtual; adv virtually
virus — n virus
sperde virusin — v spread like a virus, go viral
virusal — a viral
vis- — pref vice- (deputy)
visa — n visa
viscio — n mistletoe (plant: genus Viscum)
viscosa — a viscous, thick, sticky (of fluid)
viscosia — n viscosity, stickiness (of fluid)
vise — n bolt, screw (fastener)
vise nonfininte — n wormgear
visi — vt bolt, screw
visera — n viscera, guts
viseral — a visceral
visia — n vetch (plant: genus Vicia)
visigota — a Visigothic; n Visigoth
visina — a neighboring (US), neighbouring (Br), adjoining; n neighbor (US), neighbour (Br)
visineria — n neighborhood (US), neighbourhood (Br)
visineria de lata — n shanty town, squatter camp
visineria misera — n slum
visinia — n vicinity
visita — vt visit; n visit, stopover, call
visitor — n visitor
visitor invitada — n guest
vison — n mink (mammal: species Neovison vison, species Mustela lutreola)
vista — n view, sight, vista, prospect, landscape
en vista de — prep in sight of
estra vista — adv out of sight
retrovista — n rear view
ultra vista — adv out of sight
vista airal — n bird's-eye view
vista de mundo — n world-view, weltanschauung
vista jeneral — n general view, overview (of a topic)
vista ladal — n sideview
vitamina — n vitamin
vite — n vine
viteria — n vineyard
viteta — n tendril
vitelo — n yolk
Viti — n Fiji
viti — a n Fijian
vitiligo — n vitiligo
vitima — n victim, casualty, prey
vitriol — n vitriol (chemistry, emotion)
vitriolosa — a vitriolic
vitro — n glass (material, vessel)
en vitro — a in vitro
vitrin — a glassy, glazed
vive — vi live, be alive; n life
de vive intera — a lifelong
en vive — a in vivo
revive — v revive, resuscitate, resurrect, revitalize; n revival, resuscitation, resurrection, revitalization
vive la re! — intj long live the king!
vive pos mori — n life after death, afterlife, hereafter
vivente — a alive, living; n creature
viveria — n nursery (for plants)
vivin — a lifelike, vivid
vivosa — a full of life, lively, vital
vivosia — n liveliness, vitality
vivipari — vi give birth viviparously (biology)
viviparia — n vivipary
viviparinte — a viviparous
vivisesioni — n vivisection
vocabulo — n vocabulary, lexicon
vocabulal — a lexical
vocal — a vocalic; n vowel
vocal abrida — n open vowel
vocal cluida — n close vowel
vocal dorsal — n back vowel
vocal frontal — n front vowel
vocal medial — n mid vowel
vocal medial abrida — n open-mid vowel
vocal medial cluida — n close-mid vowel
vocal plata — n unrounded vowel
vocal ronda — n rounded vowel
vocal sentral — n central vowel
vocali — vi vt vocalize (linguistics)
vocativa — a n vocative (grammar)
vodca — n vodka
vodevil — a n vaudeville
vola — vi vt fly; n flight
vola alta — v soar
voleta — v flutter, go fluttering past
volor — n aviator, pilot
volante — n steering wheel
volatil — a volatile
volatilia — n volatility
volcan — n volcano
volcanal — a volcanic
vole — vt want, wish, desire, intend; n will, intention; discretion
a se vole — adv at one's discretion
a vole — adv at will
bon voles — n pl best wishes
bonvole — n good will, benevolence
bonvolente — a benevolent
bonvolor — n volunteer
es un bonvolor — v volunteer
malvole — n ill will, malice, malevolence
malvolente — a malicious, malevolent, sinister, evil, wicked
nonvolente — a unwilling, reluctant; adv unwillingly
vole dise — v mean, intend to say
vole sabe — v wonder, want to know
volente — a willing, intentional; adv willingly, deliberately, intentionally, on purpose
volente o nonvolente — adv willy-nilly, like it or not
volpe — n fox (mammal: genus Vulpes)
la Volpe — n Vulpecula (constellation)
volta — vi somersault, flip, go head over heels, tumble, topple; n somersault
volta ladal — n cartwheel
voltor — n tumbler (acrobat)
volta — n vault (ceiling)
volte — n volt (measure)
volum — n volume (capacity, loudness, book)
volunta — n will, willpower
volunta libre — n free will
vombata — n wombat (mammal: family Vombatidae)
vomita — n vomit
vomiti — vt vomit, regurgitate; n regurgitation
vortis — n vortex, whirlpool, maelstrom
vortis de venta — n whirlwind
vos — pron you (plural); det your (plural)
vose — n voice; articulation
a vose — adv aloud, out loud (not silently)
vose ativa — n active voice (grammar)
vose pasiva — n passive voice (grammar)
vosi — vt voice, vocalize, give voice to, utter; n vocalism, vocalization
vota — vt vote; n vote
vota jeneral — n plebiscite
vudu — n voodoo
vulgar — a vulgar
vulgaria — n vulgarity
vultur — n vulture (bird: subfamily Aegypiinae, family Cathartidae)
vulva — n vulva
W — /wa/ n W (letter)
wa — n name of letter W
www — /wawawa/ n WWW, World-Wide Web
X — /ex/ n X (letter)
xa — n shah
xacal — n jackal (mammal: species Canis aureus, species Canis adustus, species Canis mesomelas)
xace — vt check (in chess); n chess; check
xacemata — vt checkmate; n checkmate
xacra — n chakra
xacuhatxi — n shakuhachi (Japanese flute)
xador — n chador
xal — n shawl
xale — n chalet, bungalow
xama — vi swarm; n swarm (insects, people)
xaman — n shaman, sangoma, witch doctor
xambelan — n chamberlain
xamisen — n shamisen (Japanese string instrument)
xampania — n champagne
xampania multe seca — n brut champagne
xampinion — n mushroom (fruiting body of certain fungi: class Agaricomycetes)
xampu — n shampoo
xamroc — n shamrock
xangtxi — n xiangqi (Chinese chess)
xantoma — n xanthoma
xantopsia — n xanthopsia
xapa — n veneer
xapi — vt veneer
xapareras — n pl chaps
xapo — n hat; header (data)
xaperia — n hat shop
xapeta — n cap, kepi, bonnet
xapo de note — n nightcap
xapo de paje — n header
xapo saturnin — n saturn hat
xapo silindre — n top hat
xapon — n broad-brimmed hat, sombrero, fedora, akubra, cowboy hat, slouch hat
xapor — n hatter, milliner
xarci — n jerky (dried meat)
xaria — a n sharia
xarlatan — n charlatan; babbler (bird)
xarlatan medical — n quack
xarleston — n hi-hat (cymbal)
xarnier — n hinge
xarpe — n sash (garment)
xarpe de taie — n cummerbund
xarpe medical — n sling (bandage)
xasa — vt chase, chase away, hunt, pursue, prey upon; n chase, hunt, pursuit
xasa de balenas — n whaling
xasafem (comp) — n playboy, lothario, gigolo, ladies' man, womanizer, philanderer, wolf, rake, roué
xasor — n hunter, predator; hound, hunting dog
xasor de balenas — n whaler
xasi — n chassis
xaxaxa — n cha-cha-cha (dance)
Xciperia — n Albania
xcip — a n Albanian (person, language)
xec — n sheik, sheikh, shaikh
xecia — n sheikdom
xece — n check (US), cheque (Br) (money)
xecel — n shekel
xecer — a n Shaker
xecerisme — n Shakerism
xef — a chief, main, primary, principal, foremost; adv chiefly, mainly, mostly, primarily, principally; n chief, leader, head; chef
xef de cosina — n chef
xef de stasion — n station master
xef sin pote — n figurehead
xeferia — n headquarters
xelo — n cello
xenofil — a xenophilic; n xenophile
xenofilia — n xenophilia
xenofobia — n xenophobia
xenofobica — a xenophobic; n xenophobe
xenon — n xenon (element)
xerca — vt look for, seek, search, search for, ask for; n search
xerca sieca — v search blindly, grope
xercador — n search engine
xercor — n seeker, searcher
xercor de emplea — n jobseeker
xeres — n sherry
xerif — n sheriff
xerofil — a xerophilic; n xerophile
xerofilia — n xerophilia
xeroftalmia — n xerophthalmia
xerografia — n xerography
xerostomia — n xerostomia
xevron — n chevron; angle bracket
xi — n xi (Greek letter)
xia — a n Shia, Shiite, Shi'ite
xiang — a n Xiang, Hunan (language)
xiatsu — n shiatsu (Japanese massage)
xibolet — n shibboleth
xica — n girl; gal (informal: woman)
xica de cor — n girlfriend
xica de jornales — n newsgirl, paper girl
xica masin — n tomboy
xica vagante — n street urchin, gamine
xico — n boy; guy (informal: man)
xico de cor — n boyfriend
xico de jornales — n newsboy, paper boy
xico vagante — n street urchin, gamin
xicle — n chicle
xicoria — n chicory, endive (plant: species Cichorium intybus)
xifon — n chiffon
xilema — n xylem
xili — n chili, chili pepper (US), chilli, chilli pepper (Br), chile, hot pepper (fruit of genus Capsicum)
salsa de xili — n chili sauce (US), chilli sauce (Br), hot sauce
xili con carne — n chili con carne (US), chilli con carne (Br)
xili polvida — n chili powder (US), chilli powder (Br)
xilia — vt n shriek, scream, screech
xiliante — a screaming, shrieking; shrill, piercing (sound); garish, loud (color)
xiling — n shilling (money)
xilofaje — a xylophagous; n xylophage
xilofon — n xylophone
xilografia — n xylography, woodcut printing
xilografial — a xylographic
xilosa — n xylose
ximine — n chimney; funnel (of ship); vent (of volcano)
ximineria — n hearth, fireplace, grate
ximpanze — n chimpanzee (primate: genus Pan)
Xina — n China (also Jonguo)
xines — a n Chinese (person, language)
xinion — n chignon, bun (hairstyle)
Xinjiang — n Xinjiang, Sinkiang
xinto — n shinto
xinxe — n bug (suborder Heteromorpha)
xinxe de acua — n waterbug (insect: infraorder Nepomorpha, Gerromorpha)
xinxe de leto — n bedbug (insect: family Cimicidae)
xinxe scermin — n shield bug, stinkbug (insect: infraorder Pentatomomorpha)
xinxila — n chinchilla (mammal: genus Chinchilla)
xip — n (potato) chip (US), crisp (Br)
xipotle — n chipotle
xiroco — n sirocco (wind)
xirope — n syrup
xirope de asero — n maple syrup
xirope de granada — n grenadine (syrup)
xitace — n shiitake mushroom (fungus: species Lentinula edodes)
xixcebab — n shish kebab
xixe — n chickpea (plant: species Cicer arietinum)
xoca — vt shock, alarm; crash, collide; n shock; crash, collision
antixoca — a antishock, shockproof
xocada — a shocked, aghast, horrified
xocante — a shocking, alarming, terrible
xocaoio (comp) — n eyesore, monstrosity
xocolada — n chocolate
xocolador — n chocolatier
xogi — n shogi (Japanese chess)
xogun — n shogun
xoji — n shoji (rice paper screen)
xoviniste — a n chauvinist
xovinisme — n chauvinism
xucrute — n sauerkraut
xuta — vt shoot (gun, photograph, film, marbles, for goal); n shot (act)
xutada — n shot (bullet)
xutor — n shooter, sniper
xux! — intj sh!
xuxa — vt whisper; rustle; prompt (theatre); n whisper; rustle
xva — n schwa (ə)
Y — /ya/ n Y (letter)
ya — n name of letter Y
Z — /ze/ n Z (letter)
zabalion — n zabaglione, zabaione (Italian custard)
zada — n hoe
zadi — vt hoe
zafran — n saffron (spice from plant: species Crocus sativus)
zagruta — vt n zagruta (woman's high-pitched trill)
Zair — n Zaire
Zambia — n Zambia
zambian — a n Zambian
ze — n name of letter Z
zebra — n zebra (mammal: species Equus zebra, species Equus quagga, species Equus grevyi)
zebu — n zebu (mammal: species Bos primigenius indicus)
Zeland Nova — n New Zealand
zelandes — a n New Zealand
zelo — n zeal, enthusiasm, avidity, ardor (US), ardour (Br), fervor (US), fervour (Br)
zelosa — a zealous, enthusiastic, eager, keen, passionate, ardent, avid, fervent, hearty, heartfelt, (emotionally) warm
zen — n zen
zenite — n zenith
zero — det zero; a zeroth; pron none, nothing
zeta — n zeta (Greek letter)
zezea — vt lisp; n lisp
zibelina — n sable (mammal: species Martes zibellina)
zigoto — n zygote
zigurat — n ziggurat
zigzaga — vi zigzag; n zigzag
Zimbabue — n Zimbabwe
zimbabuean — a n Zimbabwean
zinco — n zinc
zinia — n zinnia (plant: genus Zinnia)
zipa — n zipper (US), zip (Br); fly, flies (of trousers)
zipi — vt zip
zirconio — n zirconium (element)
zloti — n zloty
zo — n zoo, menagerie
zoco — n wooden shoe, clog, sabot
zocor — n clogmaker
zodiaco — n zodiac
zolojia — n zoology
zolojial — a zoological
zolojiste — n zoologist
zombi — n zombie
zona — n zone
zona de ora — n time zone
zoroastriste — a n Zoroastrian
zoroastrisme — n Zoroastrianism
zuca — n pumpkin, squash, gourd, marrow (fruit, plant: genus Lagenaria, genus Cucurbita)
zuceta — n zucchini, courgette (fruit, plant: species Cucurbita pepo)
zucar — n sugar
zucar de orzo — n barley sugar
zucari — vt sugar
zucarosa — a sugary
zulu — a n Zulu (person, language)
zuma — vi vt zoom, zoom in; n zoom, zooming
dezuma — v zoom out
zumbi — vt buzz, whir, hum (including music), drone; whizz
zumbador — n buzzer