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a — prep (point in space or time) at, in, on; (motion) to; (direction) toward, towards, in the direction of; (recipient) to; (manner, with a noun) in a manner characterized by

a — n name of letter A

a! — intj ah!, aha! (discovery)

-a — suf (added to n: n female equivalent of ... [relative]; fruit or nut of ... [tree])

abaco — n abacus

abade — n abbot

abaderia — n abbey

abadesa — n abbess

abaia — v bark (as dog), squawk; n bark, barking; squawk, squawking

abandona — v abandon, give up, relinquish; strand, maroon; surrender, submit, concede; n abandonment; surrender, submission, concession

abandona la scola — v drop out of school

abandona militar — v desert; n desertion

abandonada — a abandoned, deserted

abandonor — n deserter; drop-out

Abcazia — n Abkhazia

abcaz — a Abkhaz (person, language)

abea — n bee, honey bee (insect: genus Apis)

abeon — n bumblebee (insect: genus Bombus)

abeor — n beekeeper

aberia — n beehive, apiary

abeto — n fir (tree)

abita — v live, reside, dwell; live in, inhabit; settle (a home); n habitation, residency, dwelling (act)

abitable — a habitable, inhabitable, livable

abitablia — n habitability, inhabitability, livability

abitada — a inhabited; n habitat, residence, dwelling (place)

abital — a residential

abitor — n inhabitant, resident

abitores — n population, inhabitants, residents

cuantia de abitores — n population (number)

nonabitable — a uninhabitable, unlivable

nonabitada — a uninhabited

nonabital — a nonresidential

nonabitante — a nonresidential

nonabitor — n nonresident

abitua — v accustom, habituate; get accustomed, get used; get addicted; n habit, habituation, convention

abitua sosial — n social habit, social convention

abituada — a accustomed, used

abitual — a habitual, habitually

abituante — a habit-forming, addictive

mal abitua — n bad habit, vice

nonabituada — a unaccustomed, unused

abjad — n abjad

ablativa — a n ablative

-able — suf -able, -ible (added to v: a able to be ...ed, worthy of being ...ed, worth ...ing)

aboli — v abolish; n abolition, abolishment

abolisme — n abolitionism

aboliste — n abolitionist

aborte — v abort, terminate, cancel; n abortion, termination

aborte natural — v miscarry; n miscarriage

aborteda — a abortive; adv abortively

abortiste — n abortionist

abrasa — v embrace, hug; clamp; n embrace, hug

abrasa ursin — n bear hug

abrasable — a embraceable, huggable

abrasador — n clamp

abrasador fisada — n vise (US), vice (Br)

abrasante — a hugging; close-fitting, tight-fitting, skintight

abri — v open; turn on (tap, power); n opening (act, aperture); aperture, orifice

abri la via (de) — v pioneer

abribote (comp) — n can opener, tin opener

abribotela (comp) — n bottle opener

abrida — a open, opened

abrinte vias — a pioneering

abrioio (comp) — n eye-opener, revelation

abri-via (comp) — n pioneer

de fonte abrida — a open-source (software)

reabri — v reopen

abricoca — n apricot (fruit)

abricoco — n apricot (tree)

abugida — n abugida

abunda — v abound; n abundance, plenty

abundante — a abounding, abundant, plentiful

academia — n academy

academial — a academic

academiste — n academic

acanta — n redpoll (bird: genus Acanthis)

acantisita — n New Zealand wren (bird: family Acanthisittidae)

acanto — n acanthus (plant)

acasia — n acacia (tree)

acaso — a random, arbitrary, accidental, incidental; adv randomly, arbitrarily, by chance, by accident, accidentally, incidentally; n chance, accident (but not mishap)

acasi — v randomize; n randomization

acasia — n randomness, arbitrariness

acasisme — n opportunism

acasiste — a opportunistic; adv opportunistically; n opportunist

bon acaso — n piece of good luck, serendipity

nonacaso — a nonrandom

acc — abbr (ance conoseda como) a.k.a., also known as

acel — det that, those (demonstrative); pron that, that one

aceles — pron pl those, those ones

aclama — v acclaim, cheer, cheer for; n acclamation, cheer, cheering

aclamor — n cheerleader

acne — n acne

acompania — v accompany; n accompaniment, companionship, company (of person), concomitance

acompaniable — a companionable; adv companionably

acompaniante — a accompanying, concomitant; adv concomitantly

acompanior — n companion

acompaniste — n accompanist

nonacompaniada — a unaccompanied

aconito — n aconite, monkshood, wolfsbane

acorda — v agree, accord, consent, concur; n agreement, accordance, consent, deal, concord, entente; term (of contract); chord (music)

acorda completa — n unanimity

acorda con se testa — v nod one's head

acorda de coesiste — n modus vivendi, agreement to coexist

acorda de nonrevela — n nondisclosure agreement

acorda formal — n formal agreement, contract

acordada — a agreed, consensual; adv consensually

acordante — a agreeing; compatible

desacorda — v disagree, conflict, clash (color); n disagreement, discord, discordance, discordancy, dissonance, conflict

desacordante — a disagreeing, discordant, dissonant; adv discordantly, dissonantly

en acorda completa — a unanimous; adv unanimously

formal acordada — a formally agreed, contractual; adv contractually

acordion — n accordion

acre — n acre (measure)

acrilica — a n acrylic

acronim — n acronym

acrupi — v crouch, squat

actinio — n actinium (element)

acua — n water

acua de calce — n whitewash

acua de cloaca — n sewage, waste water

acua de rosa — n rose water

acua dulse — n fresh water

acua mineral — n mineral water

acua salos — n salt water

acual — a aquatic

acueria — n aquarium

acuin — a watery, runny, thin, nonviscous

acuor — n water carrier, water bearer

acuos — a watery, aqueous; waterlogged, sodden, soggy

la Acuor — n Aquarius (constellation)

pinti con acua de calce — v whitewash

su acua — a underwater; adv underwater

acuaduto — n aqueduct

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

acuifer — n aquifer

acusa — v accuse, charge, impeach, indict; n accusation, legal charge, impeachment

acusada — a n accused

acusante — a accusing, accusatory

acusor — n accuser

malacusa — v libel, slander, calumniate; n libel, slander, calumny, calumniation

malacusante — a libelous (US), libellous (Br), slanderous, calumnious; adv slanderously

malacusor — n libeler (US), libeller (Br), slanderer, calumniator

acusativa — a n accusative

acustica — n acoustics

acustical — a acoustic

Adam — n Adam

adenoide — n adenoid, pharyngeal tonsil

adere — v stick, adhere, cling; 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 — v address; n address

adirije de rede — n web address, URL

adobe — n adobe

adolese — v be a teenager, pass through adolescence; n adolescence

adolesente — a teenage, teen; n teenager, adolescent

adomen — n abdomen

adomenal — a abdominal

-ador — suf -er (added to v or n or a: tool or machine that does ... [v] or uses ... [n] or causes things to become ... [a])

adora — v adore, worship, revere; n adoration, worship, reverence, worshipfulness

adorable — a adorable; adv adorably

adorablia — n adorability

adorante — a adoring, worshipful, reverent; adv adoringly, worshipfully, reverently

adoror — n adorer, worshiper (US), worshipper (Br), devotee

adormi — v fall asleep, go to sleep

adota — v adopt, adoption

adotada — a adopted; n adoptee

adotante — a adopting

adotor — n adopter

par adota — a adoptive; adv by adoption

adron — n hadron

aduador — n adductor (muscle)

adula — v flatter, fawn, adulate; n flattery, fawning, adulation, sycophancy

adulante — a flattering, fawn, adulatory, sycophantic, obsequious; adv flatteringly, fawningly, sycophantically

adulor — n flatterer, adulator, sycophant

adulte — a adult, grown-up; n adult, grown-up

adulti — v become adult, grow up, mature

adultia — n adulthood

adultera — v commit adultery, adulter; adulterate; n adultery, affair

adulteror — n adulterer

aec — abbr (ante la eda comun) BCE, before the common era, BC, before Christ

afasia — n aphasia

afasica — a n aphasic

afelio — n aphelion

Afganistan — n Afghanistan

afgani — a n Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan (person, language)

afince — conj so that, in order that (indicating intended result)

afirma — v affirm; n affirmation

afirmante — a affirming, affirmative; adv affirmatively

reafirma — v reaffirm

afisa — v affix; n affix; affixing, affixation

afonda — v sink

Africa — n Africa

Africa Norde — n North Africa

Africa Susaharan — n Subsaharan Africa

african — a n African (person, language)

africans — a n Afrikaans (language)

africante — a n affricate (consonant)

afro — n afro (hairstyle)

afrodisia — n aphrodisiac

afrodisial — a n aphrodisiacal

agave — n agave (plant)

agila — n eagle (bird)

agila de mar — n osprey, seahawk, fish eagle (bird)

agileta — n eaglet

agilin — a aquiline

la Agila — n Aquila (constellation)

agnostica — a n agnostic

agnosticisme — n agnosticism

ago — n needle

ageta — n splinter, sliver

agopuntur — n acupuncture

agorafobia — n agoraphobia

agorafobica — a agoraphobic; n agoraphobe

agosto — n August (month)

agu — a sharp, pointed, pointy; acute, keen; adv sharply, acutely, keenly

agi — v sharpen

agia — n sharpness, acuteness, acuity, keenness

desagi — v blunt, dull

nonagia — n bluntness, dullness

nonagu — a blunt, dull; adv bluntly, dully

aguti — n agouti (mammal: genus Dasyprocta)

ahimsa — n ahimsa

ai! — intj oh dear!, oh well!, sigh!, alas!

aiai — n aye-aye (primate)

aicido — n aikido

aida — v help, assist, aid, help out; n help, assistance, aid, succor (US), succour (Br)

aida medical — n medical assistance, health care

aida sosial — n welfare

aidador personal — n personal digital assistant, PDA, handheld computer

aidamemoria (comp) — n reminder, memory aid, aide-mémoire

aidante — a auxiliary; complicit

aidor — n helper, assistant, aide, acolyte, accomplice

aidos — a helpful; adv helpfully

aidosia — n helpfulness

autoaida — n self-help

aides — n AIDS

ailanto — n ailanthus (tree)

aira — n air; weather informal

airador — n snorkel, breathing mask, aerator

airal — a aerial

airi — v air (a room), aerate; n aeration

airos — a airy

airaporto — n airport

airobio — n aerobe

airobial — a aerobic

eserse airobial — n aerobic exercise, aerobics

nonairobial — a anaerobic

airolojia — n aerology

airosol — n aerosol

Aiti — n Haiti

aitian — a n Haitian (person, language)

ajena — v kneel, genuflect

ajenda — n agenda, day planner, appointment book

ajente — n agent, broker

ajente de cambia — n stockbroker

ajente de imobila — n real estate agent

ajente media — n middleman

ajenteria — n agency

ajenteria de aida — n relief agency

ajetivo — n adjective

ajetival — a adjectival

ajil — a agile, nimble, sprightly; adv agilely, nimbly

ajilia — n agility, nimbleness

ajiografia — n hagiography

ajita — v agitate, excite, upset, worry (person), trouble (person)

ajitada — a agitated, excited, upset

ajunta — v add, append, annex; n addition

ajuntable — a addable; n accessory, add-on, add-in, plug-in, extension module

ajuntada — a additional, in addition; n annex (US), annexe (Br), extension, appendix

en ajunta — adv in addition

en ajunta a — prep in addition to

ajusta — v adapt, adjust, fit, tune, tune up, configure; n adaptation, adaption, adjustment, tune-up, setting, configuration

ajusta pico — v fine-tune

ajustable — a adaptable, adjustable, tunable, configurable; adv adaptably, adjustably

ajustablia — n adaptability, adjustability

ajustada — a adapted, adjusted, fitted, tuned, configured

ajustador — n adjuster, adapter, tuner (device)

ajustal — a adaptive

ajustisme — n adaptationism

ajustiste — n adaptationist

ajustor — n adapter, adjuster, fitter, tuner (person)

bonajustada — a well-adjusted, in tune

desajusta — v detune

malajusta — n maladaptation, maladjustment

malajustada — a badly adjusted, maladapted, maladaptive, maladjusted, misconfigured, out of tune; n misfit

nonajustable — a nonadjustable, unadaptable, untunable

nonajustada — a unadapted, unadjusted, untuned

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 — v alarm; n alarm, siren

albatros — n albatross (bird)

albedo — n albedo (astronomy)

albino — n albino

album — n album (photo, music)

albumen — n albumen, egg white

alcalifil — a alkaliphilic; n alkaliphile

alcalifilia — n alkaliphilia

alcalin — a alkaline; n alkali

alcalini — v alkalize; n alkalization

alcalinia — n alkalinity

alcaloide — n alkaloid

alcalose — n alkalosis

alcan — n alkane, paraffin

alce — n moose (mammal: species Alces alces)

alcen — n alkene

alcimia — n alchemy

alcimiste — n alchemist

alco — n auk, dovekie, razorbill (sea bird)

alceta — n auklet (sea bird)

alcol — n alcohol

de alcol — a alcoholic (content)

sin alcol — a nonalcoholic

alcolomania — n alcoholism

alcolomanica — a n alcoholic (person)

alef — n aleph

alega — v allege; n allegation

alegada — a alleged; adv allegedly

alegoria — n allegory

alegorial — a allegorical

alemande — n allemande (music, dance)

alerjen — n allergen

alerjia — n allergy

alerjica — a allergic

alerjiste — n allergist

aletera — v alliterate; n alliteration

alfa — n alpha (Greek letter)

alfabeta — n alphabet

alfabetal — a alphabetic, alphabetical; adv alphabetically

alfabeti — v alphabetize, put into alphabetical order; n alphabetization

alfabetisme — n literacy

alfabetiste — a literate; n literate person

nonalfabetisme — n illiteracy

nonalfabetiste — a illiterate; n illiterate person

alfalfa — n alfalfa (plant: species Medicago sativa)

alfanumeral — a alphanumeric

alga — det some, several, a few, a little, a small amount of, certain, any; pron some, several, a few, a little, a small amount; adv somewhat, fairly

a alga dia — adv one day, someday

a alga grado — adv somewhat, rather, fairly, quite, to some degree, to some extent

a alga loca — adv somewhere, in some place, anywhere, in any place

a alga modo — adv somehow

a alga parte — adv somewhere, in some area

a alga veses — adv sometimes, occasionally, from time to time, now and then

alga cosa — pron something, anything

algas — pron pl some (individuals)

alga — n alga

algal — a algal

algas — n pl algae

algoritmo — n algorithm

algun — pron someone, somebody, anyone, anybody

alia — v ally; n alliance, league

aliada — n ally

alias — n alias

efeto de alias — n aliasing

alibi — n alibi

aliena — v alienate (legal, philosophical); n alienation (legal, philosophical, psychological)

nonalienable — a inalienable

aligator — n alligator

alinia — v align; n alignment

alinia a destra — v right-align, flush right; n right alignment, ragged left

alinia a sinistra — v left-align, flush left; n left alignment, ragged right

alinia plen — v justify; n (full) justification

malalinia — v misalign; n misalignment

alio — n garlic (plant: species Allium sativum)

aljebra — n algebra

aljebral — a algebraic; adv algebraically

aljebriste — n algebraist

alno — n alder (tree: genus Alnus)

alo! — intj hello!, hi!, hey!, yoo-hoo!

aloata — n howler monkey (mammal: genus Alouatta)

aloda — n lark (bird)

aloe — n aloe (plant)

alora — adv then, at that time

la presidente alora — n the then president

alpaca — n alpaca

alpe — n alp

alpal — a alpine, Alpine

Alpes — n pl Alps

alta — a high (position, tone); tall (height); great (rank, status), majestic; n top, top half, upper part

alti — v lift, elevate; exalt; promote

altia — n height, altitude, elevation; highness, majesty

altia de ex — n x-height (typography)

altia de tono — n pitch (of sound)

la altas e la basas — n the highs and lows, the ups and downs, vicissitudes

plu alta — a higher, taller, upper

se altia — n his highness, her highness, your highness

altar — n altar

la Altar — n Ara (constellation)

altera — v alter, modify; n alteration, modification

alterna — v alternate, take turns; take a turn (in game); n alternation; turn (in game)

alternador — n alternator

alternante — a alternating; n alternant

alternativa — a 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 — v hallucinate; n hallucination, apparition, illusion

alusina oiada — n auditory hallucination

alusina videda — n visual hallucination

alusinal — a hallucinatory, psychedelic

alusinalia — n psychedelia

alusinojen — n hallucinogen

alusinojenal — a hallucinogenic

aluvia — n alluvium

alveolite — n alveolitis

alveolo — n alveolus; tooth socket

alveolal — a n alveolar (consonant)

posalveolal — a n postalveolar (consonant)

ama — v love, cherish; n love, affection

ama uniladal — n unrequited love

amable — a lovable, kind, nice, endearing, pleasant, likeable, affable

amablia — n lovableness, kindness, niceness, affability

amada — a loved, beloved, cherished; n beloved, lover, loved one

amante — a loving, friendly, kind

amor — n lover, girlfriend, boyfriend, paramour

amor de belia — n esthete (US), aesthete (Br)

amor de plaser — n hedonist

amos — a affectionate, amorous

amosia — n affection, amorousness

bonamada — a well-loved

cade en ama — v fall in love

comensa ama — v fall in love

fa la ama — v make love, have sex

amaca — n hammock

amaceta — n deckchair

amamelis — n witch hazel (plant: genus Hamamelis)

amanda — n almond (nut)

amando — n almond (tree)

amaranto — n amaranth (plant: genus Amaranthus)

amarga — a bitter (taste), bitter (emotionally), embittered

amargia — n bitterness

amarina — a n Amhara (person), Amharic (language)

amato — n hobby, serious pastime

amator — n hobbyist, amateur

ambar — n amber

ambasada — n embassy, consulate

ambasador — n ambassador

ambie — v surround

ambiente — a surrounding; n surroundings, environment, context

ambientisme — n environmentalism

ambientiste — n environmentalist

ambigua — a ambiguous; n ambiguity (thing)

ambiguia — n ambiguity (quality)

desambigui — v disambiguate; n disambiguation

ambivale — v be ambivalent, have mixed feelings

ambivalente — a ambivalent

ambos — det both; pron both; adv both

ambulansia — n ambulance

amburger — n hamburger, burger

amen! — intj amen!, so be it!, let it be!

America — n America

America Norde — n North America

America Sentral — n Central America

America Sude — n South America

american — a American

amerisio — n americium (element)

amfetamina — n amphetamine

amfibio — n amphibian

amfibin — a amphibious

amfibraco — n amphibrach

amfiteatro — n amphitheater (US), amphitheatre (Br)

ami — n friend

ameta — n dear

ami — v befriend

ami de cor — n girlfriend, boyfriend

ami fema — n female friend, girl friend

ami mas — n male friend, boy friend

amia — n friendship

amin — a friendly; adv in a friendly way

nonamin — a unfriendly, aloof, cold

amidon — n starch

amidoni — v starch

amidonida — a starched

amil — n amyl (chemistry)

amina — n amine

aminoasida — n amino acid

amir — n emir

amiria — n emirate

amira — v admire; n admiration

amirable — a admirable

amirante — a admiring

amiror — n admirer

amiral — n admiral

amiralia — n admiralty, admiralship

viseamiral — n vice admiral

Amirias Unida Arabi — n United Arab Emirates

amirati — a n United Arab Emirates (of or from)

amnesia — n amnesia

amnesica — a n amnesiac, amnesic

amnestia — n amnesty

amnio — n amnion

amnial — a amniotic

amniosentese — n amniocentesis

amoc — a adv amok

sindrom amoc — n amok syndrome

amorti — v deaden, dampen, muffle, amortize; mute (music); n amortization

amortador — n shock absorber

amper — n ampere, amp (measure)

amputa — v amputate; n amputation

amputada — a amputated; n amputee

an — adv even (introducing something unexpected)

an con — prep despite, in spite of, regardless of, notwithstanding, even with, even in the face of

an cuando — conj even when, even while, even as

an no — adv not even

an nunca — adv never at all, not even once

an si — conj even if, though, although, even though, despite the fact that, in spite of the fact that, notwithstanding that

an sin — prep despite not having, even without

an tal — a even such; adv even thus, even so, nevertheless, nonetheless, however, anyway, anyhow, yet, still, be that as it may, despite that, having said that, all the same (introducing a contrast)

-an — suf (added to certain n: a relating to ... [region, people, language]; n inhabitant of ...; language of ...; see also -es, -i, -ica, -sce)

anaboli — v anabolize; n anabolism

anabolal — a anabolic

anacardia — n cashew (nut: genus Anacardium)

anacardio — n cashew (tree)

anacrona — a anachronistic; adv anachronistically; n anachronism

anagrama — n anagram

analise — v analyze (US), analyse (Br), dissect; n analysis, dissection

analisable — a analyzable (US), analysable (Br)

analisal — a analytic, analytical; adv analytically

analiseda — a analyzed (US), analysed (Br); n analysand, analytic patient

analisor — n analyst

analoja — a analogous, analog (US), analogue (Br); adv analogously; n analog (US), analogue (Br), analogy

analojia — n analogy (process of comparison), analogousness

ananas — n pineapple (plant, fruit: genus Ananas)

anapesto — n anapest (US), anapaest (Br)

anapestal — a anapestic (US), anapaestic (Br)

anarcia — n anarchy

anarcios — a anarchic

anarcisme — n anarchism

anarciste — n anarchist

Anatolia — n Anatolia

anatolian — a n Anatolian (person, language)

anatomia — n anatomy

anatomial — a anatomical; adv anatomically

anatomiste — n anatomist

anca — n hip

ance — adv also, as well, too

ancor — n anchor

ancora — adv still (continuing), (negative) yet, even (more)

ma ancora — adv but still, and yet, nevertheless, however

Andora — n Andorra

andoran — a n Andorran (person)

Andromeda — n Andromeda (constellation, mythology)

anela — v long for, yearn for, pine for, crave, deeply desire

anelo — n ring, loop (of material), circuit (of track), torus, closed curve; ring, kroužek (diacritic)

aneleta — n washer

anelo de onca — n eye (fastener)

anemia — n anemia (US), anaemia (Br)

anemica — a anemic (US), anaemic (Br)

anemone — n anemone (plant)

anemone de mar — n sea anemone

anestese — v anesthetize (US), anaesthetize (Br); n anesthetization (US), anaesthetization (Br)

anestesia — n anesthesia (US), anaesthesia (Br)

anestesiste — n anesthetist (US), anaesthetist (Br)

aneto — n dill (plant: species Anethum graveolens)

angila — n eel (fish)

anglican — a n Anglican

anglicanisme — n Anglicanism

anglosason — a n Anglo-Saxon (person, language)

Angola — n Angola

angolan — a n Angolan

angula — a angular; n angle, corner

angula reta — n right angle

angusa — v agonize; n agony, anguish, anxiety, distress, stress (mental)

angusada — a distressed, anxious

anima — v animate, bring to life; n animation (act, film); cartoon

animada — a animated, animate; n animated character, cartoon character

animor — n animator, cartoonist

nonanimada — a inanimate

animal — n animal

animal amada — n pet

animal de casa — n pet

animal de pelux — n stuffed toy, plush toy, soft toy, cuddly toy

animales nosiva — n pl vermin

animali — v zoomorphize; n zoomorphism

anime — n animé, anime

aninga — n darter (sea bird)

anio — n year

anial — a annual, yearly

anio de lus — n light year

anis — n anise, aniseed (plant: species Pimpinella anisum)

seme de anis — n aniseed (seed)

aniversario — n anniversary, birthday

anjel — n angel

anjel gardante — n guardian angel

anjelin — a angelic

anjelica — n angelica (plant)

anjina — n angina

anjina de peto — n angina pectoris

anjioma — n angioma

anjiopatia — n angiopathy

anjioplastia — n angioplasty

anjiosperma — n angiosperm

ano — n anus

anal — a anal

anodo — n anode

anoia — v bore, tire; n boredom, tedium, ennui

anoiada — a bored

anoiante — a tiresome, boring, tedious, dull

anomal — a anomalous; n anomaly (thing)

anomalia — n anomalousness, anomaly (quality)

anomalur — n flying squirrel, anomalure (mammal: family Anomaluridae)

anona — n annona (plant)

anonim — a anonymous

anonimia — n anonymity

anorac — n anorak (coat)

anorexia — n anorexia

anorexica — a n anorexic

anosia — n anoxia

anosica — a anoxic

anota — v annotate; n annotation

ansia — n anxiety, worry, unease, nervousness

ansios — a anxious, worried, nervous

anstrom — n angstrom (measure)

antartica — a Antarctic

Antartica — n Antarctica, Antarctic

ante — prep (time) before, earlier than, prior to, ahead of, ago; (space) in front of

a ante — adv (time) beforehand, formerly, previously; (space) in front, ahead, forward, forwards, forth; prep in front of, to the front of (indicating movement)

ante 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

antialias — n antialias

efeto de antialias — n antialiasing

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

antieda — a anti-aging

antifungal — a antifungal

Antigua — n Antigua

Antigua e Barbuda — n Antigua and Barbuda

antiinflaminte — a anti-inflammatory

antiiudiste — a anti-Jewish, antisemitic

antijen — n antigen

Antiles — n Antilles

Antiles Nederlandes — n Netherlands Antilles

antilocapra — n pronghorn antelope (mammal: genus Antilocapra)

antilope — n antelope (mammal)

antimicrobial — a antibiotic, antiseptic

antimonio — n antimony (element)

antiosidinte — n antioxidant

antisemita — a antisemitic; n antisemite

antisosial — a antisocial; n sociopath, psychopath

antixoca — a antishock, shockproof

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 — v announce, advertise; n announcement, advertisement

anunsia de moria — n obituary

anunsior — n announcer, crier

bon anunsia — n good press

anxo — n ancho

anxoa — n anchovy (fish)

aora — adv now, currently, at present, at this time; right now, immediately, at once

aora bon — intj now, now then, so

aora e alora — adv now and then, now and again, from time to time, on occasion, occasionally

asta aora — adv until now, to date

no aora — adv not now, not yet

per aora — adv for now, for the moment, for the time being

aorta — n aorta

aoto — n night monkey, owl monkey (mammal: genus Aotus)

aparata — n device, piece of apparatus

aparatas — n pl apparatus, equipment, hardware

aparateta — n widget, gizmo; control (in user interface); thingummy, thingamajig, thingamabob, whatsit, wossname, whatchamacallit, doodad, doobry, doohickey

apare — v appear, become visible, show up, turn up; n appearance

apare lenta — v fade in; n fade-in

desapare — v disappear

desapare lenta — v fade out; n fade-out

reapare — v reappear; n reappearance

aparta — n apartment, flat; unit (of building)

apartait — n apartheid

apatia — n apathy

apatica — a apathetic

apatxe — a n Apache (person, language)

apela — v appeal (for, against)

apena — adv hardly, scarcely, barely, not quite

apendis — n appendix (anatomy, publishing)

apendisectomia — n appendectomy

apendisite — n appendicitis

apesta — v stink, reek, pong; n stink, stench

apetito — n appetite

aplasia — n aplasia

aplasica — a aplasic

aplaudi — v applaud, clap; n applause, clapping

aplica — v apply (be relevant, make use of); n application

aplica se mente a — v apply one's mind to

aplicable — a applicable, relevant, appropriate

apnea — n apnea (US), apnoea (Br)

apnica — a apneic

apocalise — n apocalypse (catastrophe), (divine) revelation

apocalisal — a apocalyptic

apoia — v lean, tilt

apoiada — a tilted, leaning; italic

apojeo — n apogee

aposa — v appose, juxtapose, collocate; n apposition, juxtaposition, collocation

aposta — v bet; n bet

aposteria — n betting shop

apostol — n apostle

aprende — v learn

aprendor — n learner, pupil, apprentice, trainee

desaprende — v unlearn

april — n April (month)

aproba — v approve, approve of; confirm (action on computer); n approval, confirmation

desaproba — v disapprove, deprecate

apside — n apse

arabesca — a n arabesque

Arabia — n Arabia

arabi — a n Arab, Arabic, Arabian (person, language)

Arabia Saudia — n Saudi Arabia

saudi — a n Saudi, Suadi Arabian

aracide — n peanut (plant, seed, pod: species Arachis hypogaea)

aracnoide — n arachnoid (membrane)

arado — n plow (US), plough (Br)

aradi — v plow (US), plough (Br)

Aragon — n Aragon

aragones — a n Aragonese (person, language)

aramean — a n Aramean, Aramaean (person, language)

aramo — n limpkin (bird: species Aramus guarauna)

arania — n spider, arachnid

arbitra — v arbitrate, mediate; n arbitration, mediation

arbitror — n referee, umpire, official

arbor — n tree

arbor de pan — n breadfruit (tree: genus Artocarpus altilis)

arboreta — n bush, shrub

arcanjel — n archangel

arcenemi — n archenemy, nemesis

arceolojia — n archeology (US), archaeology (Br)

arceolojial — a archeological (US), archaeological (Br)

arceolojiste — n archeologist (US), archaeologist (Br)

arcetipo — n archetype

arcibispo — n archbishop

arcibispia — n archbishopric, archdiocese

arciteta — n architecture

arcitetor — n architect

arcivo — n record (of information), register, log; file (for papers); folder (computing)

arcivador — n file cabinet, filing cabinet; database program

arcivi — v archive, log, chronicle

arciviste — n archivist

arcivos anial — n annals

arco — n arc; arch; bow (weapon, music)

arci — v arch (back, roof)

arco de pede — n arch (of foot)

arco de sielo — n rainbow

arcor — n archer

la Arcor — n Sagittarius (constellation)

arde — v burn, sear

arde de ereses — n auto-da-fé

ardeda — a burned, burnt

ardente — a burning; ardent, passionate

ardosia — n slate (rock)

are — n are (measure)

area — n area, region

areal — a regional

arem — n harem

arena — n sand

arena movente — n quicksand

arenos — a sandy, sand-covered

arenga — v harangue, rant; n rant, tirade, diatribe

arenge — n herring

areola — n areola; halo

aresta — v arrest, seize; n arrest

aresta acaso — n arbitrary arrest

aresta nonlegal — n illegal arrest

argon — n argon (element)

argumento — n argument (mathematics, grammar)

aristocrata — n aristocrat

aristocratal — a aristocratic

aristocratia — n aristocracy

aritmetica — n arithmetic

aritmetical — a arithmetic, arithmetical

aritmia — n arrhythmia

aritmica — a arrhythmic

ariva — v arrive; n arrival

arjentifer — a argentiferous

Arjentina — n Argentina

arjentina — a n Argentinian (person)

arjento — a silver (color); n silver (color, metal, element)

arjenti — v silver

arjentin — a silvery

de arjento — a silver, (made) of silver

arjila — n clay

arma — n weapon

armador — n (suit of) armor (US), armour (Br)

armador de gama — n greave

armador de peto — n breastplate

armi — v arm

armida — a armed

desarmi — v disarm; n disarmament

rearmi — v rearm; n rearmament

armada — n army, legion, armada

armadilo — n armadillo (mammal)

armario — n cupboard, cabinet

armario de libros — n bookcase

armario de mur — n wall cabinet

armarior — n cabinetmaker

fa de armarios — n cabinetmaking

armonia — n harmony

armonial — a harmonic; n harmonic (frequency)

armonios — a harmonious, compatible

nonarmonios — a inharmonious

armonica — n harmonica, mouth organ

arnes — n harness, sling

arnesi — v harness

arpa — n harp

arpon — n harpoon

arponi — v harpoon

arsenico — n arsenic (element)

arte — n art

artal — a artistic

arte de governa — n statesmanship, statecraft

arte inferior — n kitsch

artes bela — n pl fine arts, beaux arts

artiste — n artist

artos — a artful, artistic

arteria — n artery

arteria carotide — n carotid artery

arterial — a arterial

arteriografia — n arteriography

artesian — a artesian (well)

artica — a Arctic

Artica — n Arctic

article — n article (document), essay; record (in database)

article de nase — n birth certificate

article de novas — n news item

article — n article, determiner (grammar)

article de cuantia — n partitive article

article de defini — n definite article

article de nondefini — n indefinite article

artifisia — n artifice, artificiality

artifisial — a artificial, synthetic

artileria — n artillery

artilerior — n artillerist, artilleryman

artisan — n artisan, craftsman, craftswoman

artrite — n arthritis

artritica — a arthritic

artrose — n arthrosis

Aruba — n Aruba

aruban — a n Aruban

as — n ace (cards)

Asam — n Assam

asana — n asana (yoga posture)

asaro — n wild ginger (plant: genus Asarum)

asasina — v assassinate, murder; n assassination, murder

asasinor — n assassin, murderer

asbesto — n asbestos

asconde — v hide, conceal, efface

ascondeda — a hidden, concealed, latent, lurking

ase — n axle, shaft (arrow, hair, machinery); axis

asal — a axial

ase x — n x-axis

ase y — n y-axis

asede — v access; n access

asedable — a accessible

nonasedable — a inaccessible

aseja — v besiege; n siege

aselera — v accelerate; n acceleration

aselerador — n accelerator (including pedal)

aselerador de particulas — n particle accelerator

asembla — v assemble, bring together; n (political) assembly

asemblador — n assembler (software)

desasembla — v disassemble

asende — v ascend, rise, climb, go up; n ascent

asendador — n elevator, lift

asendente — a ascending, rising; n ancestor, forebear, forefather

asente — a absent, missing

asenti — v become absent, make absent

asenti se — v excuse oneself

asentia — n absence

asentor — n accentor (bird)

asentua — v emphasize, accentuate, stress; n emphasis, accent, stress

asentuada — a emphatic

asentuante — a emphatic

aser — n steel

asera — n maple fruit, maple key

asero — n maple (tree)

aseso — n abscess

aseseta — n boil, furuncle

aseta — v accept; n acceptance

asetable — a acceptable, passable

asetablia — n acceptability

nonasetable — a unacceptable; n no-no

asfalto — n asphalt, tarmac

asi — adv here; to here, hither

asi e ala — adv here and there, in various places

de asi — adv away, away from here

de asi a ala — adv back and forth, to and fro

Asia — n Asia

Asia este — n Far East

Asia sude-ueste — n Near East, Middle East

asian — a n Asian, Asiatic (person, language)

asiamania — n orientalism

asiamanica — a n orientalist

asida — a acid, acidic, sour, tart; adv acidly, sourly, tartly; n acid

asida desosiribonucleal — n deoxyribonucleic acid, DNA

asida fosforica — n phosphoric acid

asida latica — n lactic acid

asida nitrica — n nitric acid

asida nucleal — n nucleic acid

asida ribonucleal — n ribonucleic acid, RNA

asida sulfurica — n sulfuric acid (US), sulphuric acid (Br)

asidi — v acidify, sour, turn sour; n acidification

asidia — n acidity, sourness, tartness

asidente — n accident (mishap involving damage to life or property)

asidofil — a acidophilic; n acidophile

asidofilia — n acidophilia

asilido — n robber fly (insect: family Asilidae)

asimina — n pawpaw (tree, fruit: genus Asimina)

asinia — v assign, allocate, allot, appoint (tasks, resources); n assignment, allocation, allotment, appointment

asino — n donkey, ass

asinor — n donkey driver, donkey rider

asinto — n absinthe (drink)

asion — n stock, share

asioneria — n stock market, stock exchange

asionor — n stockholder, shareholder

Asiria — n Assyria

asoluta — a absolute; adv absolutely

asolutisme — n absolutism

asolutiste — n absolutist

asorbe — v absorb, assimilate; n absorption, assimilation

reasorbe — v reabsorb; n reabsorption

asosia — v associate, partner; n association, partnership

asosia carital — n charitable organization, registered charity

asosior — n associate, partner

desasosia — v disassociate, dissociate

asparago — n asparagus (plant, vegetable)

aspeta — v look (have a certain appearance), appear; n aspect, appearance

aspeta continuante — n continuous aspect (grammar)

aspeta nonperfeta — n imperfect aspect (grammar)

aspeta perfeta — n perfect aspect (grammar)

aspira — v aspire, dream; aspirate (phonetics); n aspiration, dream, ambition

aspirada — a aspired; aspirated; n aspirate (phonetics)

aspirante — a aspiring, ambitious; n candidate

aspirina — n aspirin

asta — prep (space) next to, beside, by; (motion) up to, down to, as far as; (time) until, till

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!

astato — n astatine (element)

asteni — v abstain, refrain, desist; n abstinence, abstention

asteni de vota — n abstention from voting

asteninte — a abstinent, chaste, celibate

astenia — n asthenia

astenica — a asthenic

asteroide — n asteroid

astral — a astral

astrata — a abstract; n abstraction (thing)

astratia — n abstractness, abstraction (quality)

astrinje — v pull tight, be astringent

astrinjente — a astringent

astrofisica — n astrophysics

astrolabio — n astrolabe

astrolojia — n astrology

astrolojial — a astrological

astrolojiste — n astrologer, astrologist

astronomia — n astronomy

astronomial — a astronomical; adv astronomically

astronomiste — n astronomer

astruzo — n ostrich (bird)

Asturias — n Asturias

asturian — a n Asturian (person, language)

astuta — a astute, clever, witty, cunning, savvy

es plu astuta ce — v outwit

tecnical astuta — a tech-savvy

asurda — a absurd, nonsensical, preposterous; n absurdity (thing), nonsense

asurdia — n absurdity (quality), preposterousness

asusta — v frighten, scare, terrify; n fright, scare

asustante — a frightening, terrifying, terrible, horrible, awful, grotesque; adv terribly, horribly, awfully

asustavia (comp) — n scarecrow

ata — v act (take action, perform); n action, act (document, part of play), deed

ator — n actor, performer

ator fema — n female actor, actress

ator mas — n male actor

ataca — v attack, assault, besiege, raid, aggress; n attack, assault, aggression; paroxysm, seizure, fit (medical, laughter)

ataca de aira — n air raid

ataca de cor — n heart attack

ataca serebral — n stroke, transient ischemic attack

atacable — a vulnerable, open to attack

atacada — a attacked, besieged, under attack

atacante — a attacking, aggressive

atacor — n attacker, besieger

atacos — a aggressive

atalanta — n red admiral (butterfly)

ataxia — n ataxia

ataxica — a ataxic

ateiste (e-i) — n atheist

ateisme (e-i) — n atheism

atende — v pay attention to, attend to, keep an eye on, look after, take care of; n attention

atendente — a attentive, alert, attendant; careful, rigorous

atendor — n attendant

atendor de bebe — n babysitter

nonatendente — a careless, negligent, imprudent

ateni — v reach, attain; n attainment

atenta — v try, attempt, endeavor (US), endeavour (Br); n attempt

atenta criminal — n criminal attempt

atenta e era — n trial and error

atera — v land (aircraft), make landfall, arrive at port; n landing

atesta — v attest, witness; n testimony, evidence, testament

atesta falsa — v commit perjury, perjure; n perjury

atesta final — n last will and testament

atesta 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 — v activate; n activation

ativia — n activity

ativisme — n activism

ativiste — n activist

desativi — v deactivate; n deactivation

nonativa — a inactive, languorous

nonativia — n inactivity, languor

reativi — v reactivate; n reactivation

reativia — n reactivity

atlantica — a Atlantic

Mar Atlantica — n Atlantic

atleta — n athlete

atletal — a athletic

atletisme — n athletic activity, sports, athletics (US)

atletisme lejera — n athletics (Br), track and field athletics

atletisme pesos — n weightlifting and wrestling

atmosfera — n atmosphere

atmosferal — a atmospheric

atol — n atoll

atom — n atom

atomal — a atomic

suatomal — a subatomic

atonia — n atony

atonica — a atonic

atrae — v attract; n attraction

atraente — a attracting, attractive, pretty, cute

atribui — v attribute, credit; n attribution

atribuida — a attributed, credited; n attribute

atricorno — n scrub-bird (bird: genus Atrichornis)

atrio — n atrium, hall, lobby, foyer, vestibule

atrofia — v atrophy; n atrophy, atrophying

atrofica — a atrophic

au! — intj ow!, ouch! (pain)

Auad — n Awadh

auadi — a n Awadhi (language)

audio — a n audio

aulacode — n cane rat (mammal: genus Thryonomys)

aumenta — v augment, increase, supplement, boost; appreciate (in value); tighten (rules); n increase, surge, augmentation, supplement, boost

aumenta con — v increase by (an addition)

aumental — a supplementary

aurora — n aurora

Australia — n Australia

australian — a n Australian

auto — n automobile, car

auto de xoca — n bumper car, dodgem

auto esplorante — n scout car (military)

auto- — pref auto-, self-

autocaravan — n motor home, recreational vehicle, RV, campervan

autocrata — a autocratic; n autocrat

autocratia — n autocracy

automanica — n car enthusiast, automobilist

automata — n automat, automaton

automata de discos — n jukebox

automati — v automate; n automation

automatida — a automated, automatic

autono — n autumn, fall

autonom — a autonomous

autonomia — n autonomy

autopsia — n autopsy

autor — n author

autor teatral — n playwright

autoria — n authority, mandate

autorios — a authoritative

autostopa — v hitchhike; n hitchhiking

autostopor — n hitchhiker

auto-via — n motorway, highway, carriageway

auuu! — intj howl! (as wolf)

ava — n grandmother

avo — n grandfather

duava — n great-grandmother

duavo — n great-grandfather

treava — n great-great-grandmother

treavo — n great-great-grandfather

avalanxa — n avalanche

avansa — v advance; n advance, incursion, surge

avansa grande — n breakthrough

avansa min ce — v lag behind

avansa rapida — v fast-forward

avansada — a advanced

avar — a miserly, avaricious, greedy, mean (Br); n miser

avaria — n greed, miserliness

avatar — n avatar

ave — v have, own; there is, there are

ave — there is, there are

ave asi — here is, here are

ave un metre de longia — v be a meter long

no ave — v do not have, lack, be without; there is not, there are not

avena — n oat, oats (plant, seed: genus Avena)

aveni — v happen, occur, take place; n happening, occurrence, event; outbreak

avenis de la ora — n pl current events, latest news

avenis nova — n pl news, current events

per la aveni — adv in case, just in case

aventura — v adventure; n adventure

aventurante — a adventurous (person)

aventuror — n adventurer

aventuros — a adventurous (activity)

averbo — n adverb

averbal — a adverbial

averbo de demanda — n interrogative adverb

averbo suordinante — n relative adverb

averti — v warn (of danger); n warning

avesta — n avesta (Zoroastrian scriptures)

avia — n bird

avia cantante — n warbler, songbird

avia cultivada — n fowl

avia de mar — n seabird

avia de paradiso — n bird of paradise

avia tentante — n decoy

avia xasante — n bird of prey

avias cultivada — n pl poultry

avias de cultiveria — n pl poultry, farm birds

avieta — n chick, fledgling

avion — n airplane (US), aeroplane (Br), aircraft

avion de mar — n seaplane, hydroplane

avion liscante — n glider

avion sin pilote — n drone

avioneria — n aircraft hangar

avioni — v aviate, travel by air; n aviation

avionor — n aviator

avisa — v advise, caution, warn (give cautionary advice); n advice, warning, notice

aviseta — n hint, tip

avisor — n adviser

avocado — n avocado (tree, fruit: species Persea americana)

avoseta — n avocet (wading bird)

axa — n axe

axeta — n hatchet

axi! — intj atishoo! (sneeze)

axila — n armpit, underarm

axilal — a axillary, underarm

axiom — n axiom, convention (science)

axiomal — a axiomatic

axu! — intj achoo! (sneeze)

Axum — n Aksum

azalea — n azalea (plant)

Azerbaijan — n Azerbaijan

azerbaijani — a n Azerbaijani (person, language)

azimuta — n azimuth

azor — n goshawk

azospermia — n azoospermia

azotemia — n azotemia

azul — a n light blue, azure (color)

ba! — intj bah!, nonsense!, who cares?

babababel! — intj blah blah blah!

babca — n babka

babela — v babble, gab, gibber, witter, talk nonsense; n gibberish, gobbledygook, bafflegab, jargon

babelos — a full of gibberish, full of jargon

Babilonia — n Babylonia

babuin — n baboon (primate)

baca — n berry (fruit)

baclava — n baklava

Bactria — n Bactria

badaui — a n Bedouin

badminton — n badminton

badmintonor — n badminton player

bagaje — n baggage

Bahamas — n pl Bahamas

bahaman — a n Bahamian (person)

baia — n bay (of sea)

baieta — n cove, inlet

Baiern — n Bavaria

baieres — a n Bavarian (person)

baioneta — n bayonet

bait — n byte

cilobait — n kilobyte

gigabait — n gigabyte

megabait — n megabyte

terabait — n terabyte

bal — n ball

bal de canon — n cannonball

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 (pair of) scales (for weighing), see-saw

balansi — v see-saw, balance, swing up and down

la Balansa — n Libra (constellation)

balasto — n ballast

balbuta — v stutter, stammer; n stutter, stammer

balcon — n balcony

balcon media — n mezzanine (floor, balcony)

baldacin — n canopy, baldaquin

balde — n bucket, pail

baldon — n dustbin, rubbish bin, litter bin, trash can, garbage can

baldoni — v bin, throw away, chuck out

balena — n whale (mammal: order Cetacea)

la Balena — n Cetus (constellation)

balenotera — n rorqual (mammal: whale)

balesta — n crossbow

baletia — n ballet

baletiste — n ballet dancer, ballerina

Balgaria — n Bulgaria

balgarsce — a n Bulgarian (person, language)

balia — v yawn; n yawn

Balotxistan — n Balochistan, Baluchistan

balsa — n raft

balsi — v raft

balsam — n balm, balsam

balsami — v embalm

bambola — v wobble, totter, be unsteady; stagger, walk unsteadily

bambu — n bamboo (plant, stem: genus Bambusa, Arundinaria, Dendrocalamus)

banana — n banana (plant, fruit: genus Musa)

banca — n bench (seat)

bancarota — a bankrupt, insolvent

bancaroti — v (make) bankrupt, go bankrupt

banceta — v banquet, feast; n banquet, feast

banco — n bank (for money)

bancor — n banker

bancsia — n banksia (plant)

banda — n band, tape, strip, strap; track (of mix)

banda de sona — n soundtrack (of mix)

banda de taie — n waistband

banda de testa — n headband

banda elastica — n elastic band, rubber band

banda medical — n bandage

bandeta — n band-aid, sticking plaster

bande — n band, ensemble (music)

bande marxante — n marching band

bandera — n flag, banner

bandereta — n pennant

bandicute — n bandicoot (mammal)

bandito — n bandit, outlaw, highwayman

bandolera — n bandolier

bandura — n bandura (string instrument)

Bangladex — n Bangladesh

bangla — a n Bengali, Bangla (person, language)

banio — n bathtub, bath

bani — v bathe; n bath, bathing

bani de spuma — n foam bath, bubble bath (foamy water)

bani su sol — v sunbathe

banieria — n spa, bath (communal)

banieria mineral — n mineral bath, spa

banieria termal — n thermal bath, spa

baninte — a bathing

banior — n bather

banjo — n banjo

banlam — a n Min Nan, Ban-Lam (language)

bantu — a n Bantu

banxi — n banshee

baobab — n baobab (tree: genus Adansonia)

bar — n bar, tavern, pub

bariste — n bartender, barman, barmaid

bara — n bar, rod, rail; slash (punctuation)

bara de confeto — n candy bar (US), confectionery bar (Br)

bara de musli — n granola bar, muesli bar

bara de rola — n scrollbar (computing)

bara de tira — n tow bar, tow hitch

bara de titulo — n title bar (computing)

bara de utiles — n toolbar (computing)

bara de xocolada — n chocolate bar

bara inclinada — n (forward) slash, oblique stroke, solidus (punctuation)

bara natural — n health bar (food)

bara reversada — n backslash (punctuation)

bara vertical — n vertical slash, bar, pipe symbol (punctuation)

bareta — n bolt (door); barrette (US), hairslide (Br)

bari — v bar, block off; cross out, strike through

desbari — v unbar, unblock

Barain — n Bahrain

baraini — a n Bahraini

Barat — n India (also India)

barati — a n Indian (person, language)

barata — a cheap, inexpensive; n bargain (cheap item)

baratamanica — n cheapskate

barba — n beard

barbeta — n goatee

Barbados — n Barbados

barbadian — a n Barbadian (person, language)

barbaria — a n barbarian

barbecu — n barbecue

Barbuda — n Barbuda

barbudan — a n Barbudan

barco — n boat

barceria — n marina

barceta — n dinghy

barco de faro — n lightvessel, lightship

barco teatral — n showboat

barcon — n ship

barcon blindada — n battleship, armored ship (US), armoured ship (Br)

barcon de gera — n warship

barcon prima — n flagship

barcon ruinada — n shipwreck

barcon spasial — n spaceship, spacecraft

barconeria — n shipyard

barde — n bard

baril — n barrel, cask

bario — n barium (element)

barion — n baryon

baritono — n baritone (music)

baroca — a baroque

baron — n baron

baronesa — n baroness

baronia — n barony

basa — a low (position); short (height); shallow (depth); deep (tone); low, mean, unkind, base; n bottom, bottom half, lower part

basa en catran — a low in tar, low-tar

basi — v lower, reduce in height; debase

basi se — v lower oneself, deign, condescend, stoop, grovel

basia — n lowness; meanness

bascetbal — n basketball

base — n base, basis, foundation, substrate

basal — a basic, fundamental, basal

base de datos — n database, data bank

basebal — n baseball

basil — n basil (plant: species Ocimum basilicum)

basilica — n basilica

basilisco — n basilisk (reptile, mythology)

basin — n basin (geography)

baso — n bass (music)

basiste — n bassist, bass player

basofil — n basophil

bason — n bassoon

basta — v suffice, be enough

bastante — a sufficient, ample, enough; adv sufficiently, amply, enough

bastardo — n bastard (illegitimate child; insult)

basto — n stick, cane

basteta — n stick, twig, small branch

basto curva — n crook, staff, crosier, crozier

basto de zucar — n candy cane

baston — n bat, club; skittle, pin (bowling)

de bastetas — a wicker

batalia — v battle, combat; campaign (for a cause); n battle, fighting, combat

batalion — n battalion

bate — v beat, thrash, batter (hit repeatedly); slam; flap; whip (into a froth)

batador — n battering ram

bateria — n bacterium

baterial — a bacterial

baterias — n pl bacteria

bateriolojia — n bacteriology

bateriolojial — a bacteriological

bateriolojiste — n bacteriologist

baterioterapia — n bacteriotherapy

batisfera — n bathysphere

batiza — v baptize, christen; n baptism, christening

bava — v dribble, trickle, 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)

becerel — n becquerel (measure)

beco — n beak, bill, snout; mouthpiece (music); nib (pen); spout (pitcher)

becobarcin — n boat-billed heron (bird)

becoibisin (o-i) — n ibisbill (wading bird)

becosapatin — n shoebill (bird)

becosisorin — n skimmer (wading bird)

becospatulin — n spoonbill (bird)

bedel — n beadle

begonia — n begonia (plant)

bela — a beautiful, lovely, pretty, stunning, gorgeous, elegant; adv beautifully, prettily

beleria — n beauty salon, beauty shop, beauty parlor (US), beauty parlour (Br)

beli — v beautify, become beautiful, make beautiful; n beautification

belia — n beauty, loveliness, prettiness

estrema bela — a exquisite, extremely beautiful

multe bela — a very beautiful, gorgeous, ravishing

beladona — n belladonna, deadly nightshade (plant: species Atropa belladona)

Belau — n Palau

belau — a n Palauan

Beliz — n Belize

belizan — a n Belizian

Beljia — n Belgium

beljes — a n Belgian (person)

beltain — n beltane (pagan holiday)

beluga — n beluga (mammal: whale)

bemol — a n flat (music)

ben — n item for sale; commodity

benes — n pl goods, wares, merchandise, commodities

benes de arjento — n pl silverware

benes de cosina — n pl kitchenware

benes dorada — n pl giltware

benes furada — n pl stolen goods, booty, loot

benes nonlegal — n pl illegal goods, contraband

benefica — v benefit; n benefit, sake

beneficada — n beneficiary

beneficante — a beneficial

Benin — n Benin

benines — a n Beninese, Beninois (person)

berberis — n barberry, berberis (plant)

bercelio — n berkelium (element)

bereta — n beret

berilio — n beryllium (element)

Bermuda — n Bermuda

bermudan — a n Bermudan (person)

besa — v kiss; n kiss

beseta — v peck, lightly kiss; n peck, light kiss

besta — n beast (large mammal)

besta imajinal — n imaginary beast

bestas — n pl beasts, livestock

bestin — a beastly, bestial

beta — n beet, beetroot (plant, vegetable)

beta — n beta (Greek letter)

a beta — adv in beta

varia de beta — n beta version

beton — n concrete

beton de asfalto — n asphalt concrete, tarmac

betul — n birch (tree)

bevi — v drink

bevable — a drinkable

bevida — n drink, beverage

bevida de alcol — n alcoholic drink

bevida sin alcol — n nonalcoholic drink

Biblia — n Bible

biblial — a biblical

bibliofil — n bibliophile

bibliofilia — n bibliophilia

bibliografia — n bibliography

bibliografial — a bibliographical

bibliografiste — n bibliographer

biblioteca — n library

bibliotecor — n librarian

bicameral — a bicameral

bicini — n bikini

bide — n bidet

Bielarus — n Belarus

bielarusce — a n 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)

bile — n bile, gall

bilal — a bilious, biliary

bileta — n ticket, coupon, voucher, bill (paper money), note, banknote

bileta de vade e reveni — n round-trip ticket, return ticket

bileta simple — n one-way ticket

biletor — n ticket collector

biliardo — n billiards, pool, snooker

bilingual — a bilingual

binaria — a binary

binoculo — n (pair of) binoculars

binoculal — a binocular

binomio — n binomial

binomial — a binomial

biocimica — n biochemistry

biocimical — a biochemical

biocombustable — n biofuel

biodegrada — v biodegrade; n biodegradation

biodesgradable — a biodegradable

biodiversa — a biodiverse

biodiversia — n biodiversity

biofil — a biophilic; n biophile

biofilia — n biophilia

biofisica — n biophysics

biografia — n biography

autobiografia — n autobiography, memoires

autobiografial — a autobiographical, autobiographic

biografial — a biographical, biographic

biografiste — n biographer

biojenera — n biogenesis

biolojia — n biology

biolojial — a biological

biolojiste — n biologist

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

biscoto — n cookie (US), biscuit (Br), cracker

bisel — n bevel

biseli — v bevel, chamfer

bisepe — n biceps

bisesal — a bisexual

bisesalia — n bisexuality

bisicle — n bicycle

bisicle de motor — n motorized bicycle, moped

bisicle reclinada — n recumbent bicycle

bismuto — n bismuth (element)

bison — n bison, buffalo

bispo — n bishop (including chess)

bispal — a episcopal

bispia — n bishopric, diocese

bistro — n bistro

bisturi — n scalpel

bitio — n bit, binary digit

bitume — n bitumen

bivaca — v bivouac; n bivouac encampment

bivalva — n bivalve

bizara — a bizarre, outlandish

blanca — a n white (color)

blanci — v whiten, bleach

blancinte — a whitening; n bleach, whitener

blanda — a bland, mild, weak (food, medicine); insipid

blasfema — v swear, curse, blaspheme; n sacrilege, profanation, blasphemy

blasfemal — a sacrilegious, profane, blasphemous

blinda — v armor-plate (US), armour-plate (Br)

blindada — a armored (US), armoured (Br), armour-plated (US), armor-plated (Br)

blini — n (singular) blintz, blini

bloco — n block (chunk, obstacle, political alliance, buildings between streets)

bloci — v block, obstruct

blog — n blog, web log

blogi — v blog

blogor — n blogger, blog author

blogosfera — n blogosphere

blonde — a blonde, 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

blus — n pl blues (music)

blueta — n cornflower, bluet (plant)

boa — n boa (snake, scarf)

bobin — n spool, reel, bobbin

bobini — v spool, wind

rebobini — v wind back, rewind

bobo — a silly, goofy; n booby, gannet (bird)

bobia — n silliness, tomfoolery

boca — n mouth (anatomy, river)

boca plen — n mouthful

bocal — a oral, buccal, of the mouth

boctxoi — n bok choy

Bod — n Tibet (also Tibet)

bod — a n Tibetan (person, language)

bodi — n bodysuit, body, teddy, leotard

bodi de bebe — n onesie (US), babygro (Br)

bodi de nada — n one-piece swimsuit

bodi de sporte — n leotard

bodi longa — n bodystocking, unitard

bodjpuri — a n Bhojpuri (language)

Boemia — n Bohemia

bogi — n bogie (wheel system)

bohrio — n bohrium (element)

boia — n buoy

boicota — v boycott; n boycott

bol — n basin, bowl

bol de salada — n salad bowl

bola — v bubble, effervesce; n bubble

bolante — a bubbling, effervescent

bolero — n bolero

boli — v boil

boli lente — v simmer

bolinte — a boiling

bolide — n bolide (meteor)

Bolivia — n Bolivia

bolivian — a n Bolivian

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 — v bomb

bombor — n bomber (person), bombadier

desbombetor — n deminer

planta bombetas — v mine, plant mines

bombarda — v bombard; n bombardment, bombing

bombisila — n waxwing (bird)

bon — a good, nice; valid; adv well, nicely

autoboni — n self-improvement

boni — v improve; n improvement

bonia — n goodness

bonida — a improved

fa la plu bon ce on pote — v do one's best

la plu bon — a best

multe bon — a very good, excellent, primo, top-notch

plu bon — a better, preferable; adv preferably, rather

bon- — pref good-, well- (added to v: ... well, in a nice way)

bondi — v bound, bounce

rebondi — v rebound, bounce back

bongo — n bongo (drum)

bongo — n bongo (antelope)

bonsai — n bonsai

boraja — n borage (plant)

borda — n edge, border, brink, verge; brim (hat)

bordi — v border

bordel — n brothel

bordelor — n brothelkeeper, madam

boro — n boron (element)

borxt — n borshch

bosanova — n bossa nova (dance)

bosce — n copse, grove, small wood, orchard

Bosnia — n Bosnia

bosansce — a n Bosnian (person, language)

Bosnia e Hersegovina — n Bosnia and Herzegovina

boson — n boson

bota — n boot (footwear)

bota de cauxo — n rubber boot, wellington, welly, gumboot

botanica — n botany

botanical — a botanical

botaniciste — n botanist

bote — n can, tin (container)

boteria — n cannery

boti — v can, tin (preserve in a can)

botida — v canned, tinned

boteca — n shop, store, boutique, commercial unit

boteca descontante — n discount store

botela — n bottle

botela de acua — n water bottle, canteen

boteli — v bottle

boton — n button, knob

boton de presa — n snap fastener, press stud, popper

botoni — v button

desbotoni — v unbutton

Botsuana — n Botswana

tsuana — a n Botswanan (person), Tswana (language)

bove — n ox, cow, bull, bovine

boval — a bovine

bove fema — n cow

bove mas — n bull

boves — n pl cattle

boveta — n calf

bovor — n cowherd, cowboy

la Bove — n Taurus (constellation)

boxe — v box (sport); n boxing (sport)

boxe de pede — v kickbox; n kickboxing

boxor — n boxer (sport)

boxor de pede — n kickboxer

bradipode — n sloth (mammal)

brancia — n gill

branda — v brandish, wave (an object)

brasaleta — n bracelet

Brasil — n Brazil

brasilera — a n Brazilian (person)

braso — n arm

braseta — n bracket, parenthesis (punctuation)

braseta curva — n round bracket, parenthesis

braseta reta — n square bracket (punctuation)

braseta risada — n curly bracket, brace (punctuation)

braseti — v bracket

brasetida — a bracketed; adv in brackets; n parenthesis, parenthetical phrase

braso alta — n upper arm

braso basa — n forearm

en brasetas — a in brackets, parenthetical; adv in brackets, parenthetically, by the way

brecdansa — v breakdance; n breakdance, breakdancing

Bres — n Brittany

bresonica — a n Breton (person, language)

bretela — n (pair of) suspenders (US), braces (Br) (for trousers); (pair of) shoulder straps

breviario — n breviary

bricabrac — n junk, odds and ends, bric-a-brac

bricabraceria — n junk shop, charity shop

brice — n brick

brici — v brick, brick up

bricola — v do odd jobs; n DIY, do-it-yourself project

brida — n bridle

bridi — v bridle

desbridi — v unbridle

brigada — n brigade

brigador — n brigadier

brij — n bridge (game)

brilia — v shine, glitter, sparkle, scintillate, polish; n brilliance, splendor (US), splendour (Br); sparkle, glare, dazzle

brilia de mente — n brainwave, brainstorm

briliamobila (comp) — n furniture polish

briliante — a shining, shiny, bright, brilliant, splendid

briliasapato (comp) — n shoe polish

brilieta — n sheen, glow, luster (US), lustre (Br)

cuantia de brilia — n brightness; magnitude (astronomy)

brinca — v n hop, skip, gambol

brincacorda (comp) — n skipping (game)

brincacuadra (comp) — n hopscotch

brincadorso (comp) — n leapfrog

briox — n brioche

Britan — n Britain, Britannia

brites — a British (person, language); n Briton, Brit

Britania — n Britannia (goddess)

brocol — n broccoli (plant, vegetable)

brode — v embroider; n embroidery

broma — v joke, jest, tease; n joke, gag, tease

broma de parolas — n pun, play on words

bromor — n joker, jester, comedian

bromelia — n bromeliad

bromo — n bromine (element)

bronciol — n bronchiole

broncite — n bronchitis

bronco — n bronchus

broncal — a bronchial

bronze — n bronze; tan, suntan

bronzi — v tan

brosa — n brush, paintbrush

brosa de dentes — n toothbrush

brosi — v brush

broto — n bud (knob-like growth)

broti — v bud

brun — a n brown (color)

brun pal — n light brown, beige (color)

bruneta — a n brunette

bruni — v turn brown; bruise; n bruise

pal brun — a light brown, beige (color)

Brune — n Brunei

brune — a n Bruneian (person)

bruta — a adv gross (including tax)

bu — n owl (bird)

bubon — n bubo, swollen lymph node

de bubon — a bubonic

buce — n bouquet, nosegay

buco — n hole, gap, breach

buco de cloaca — n manhole

buco de verme — n wormhole

buco negra — n black hole

buda — n buddha

budisme — n Buddhism

budiste — n Buddhist

budlia — n buddleia

bufalo — n buffalo

bufalo de acua — n water buffalo

bufe — n buffet

bufon — n clown, buffoon, jester; joker, wildcard (including software); catch-all

bugainvilea — n bougainvillea (plant)

bugi — n boogie, boogie-woogie

buiabes — n bouillabaisse

bujia — n spark plug

bula — n blister

bulbo — n bulb (light); bulb (of plant)

bulbul — n bulbul (bird)

bulimia — n bulimia

bulimica — a n bulimic

bulion — n bouillon, broth, stock (for making soup)

bulto — n bulge, bump, lump, protuberance

bultos — a bumpy, lumpy

buma — v boom (sound); n boom (sound)

buma de bebes — n baby boom

bumerang — n boomerang

bur — n butter

bur de aracide — n peanut butter

burca — n burka

Burcina Faso — n Burkina Faso

burcinabe — a n Burkinabé (person)

bure — n bourrée, bourée (music, dance)

burges — a bourgeois, middle-class

burgesia — n bourgeoisie, middle class

Burgonia — n Burgundy

burgonia — n burgundy (wine)

burgonin — a burgundy (color)

buril — n burr, burin, dental tool, engraving tool

burino — n thick-knee (wading bird)

burito — n burrito

burla — v taunt, tease, mock, jeer; n taunt, mockery, ridicule

buro — n desk (with drawers), bureau (furniture)

bursa — n bursa (anatomy)

bursite — n bursitis

Burundi — n Burundi

burundes — a n Burundian (person)

bus — n bus (vehicle)

busino — n whelk (mollusc)

busola — n compass (for finding north)

la Busola — n Pyxis (constellation)

bustier — n bustier

bustrofedon — a n boustrophedon

Butan — n Bhutan

butan — a n bhutanese

butano — n butane

buzuci — n bouzouki (string instrument)

bzzz! — intj buzz! (as bee)

ca — than (unofficial alternative to "ce")

caa-caa! — intj caw! (as crow)

cabal — n cabal

cabana — n cabin, hut, shed, cabana

cabare — n cabaret

cabuci — n kabuki

caca — v crap (informal: defecate); n crap, poop, poo (informal: dung, worthless rubbish)

cacara — v n cackle

cacareta — v n chuckle

cacatu — n cockatoo

cacau — n cocoa

caci — n khaki, persimmon (tree, fruit)

cacto — n cactus (family Cactaceae)

cada — det each, every, any; pron each

a cada caso — adv in any case, whatever, yet, nonetheless, nevertheless

a cada loca — adv everywhere; wherever

a cada matina — adv every morning

a cada ora — adv always, at all times; whenever

a cada parte — adv everywhere, throughout

a cada ves — adv every time, always; at any time

a un ves en cada poca de anios — adv once every few years

cada cosa — pron everything; whatever

cade — v fall, fall down, collapse; drop; crash (aircraft); n fall, collapse

cade a jenos — v fall to one's knees, kneel down

cade a tera — v fall to earth; crash (aircraft)

fa (un cosa) cade — v knock over

lasa (un cosa) cade — v drop

cadena — n chain (including of shops, hotels); range (of mountains); string (of characters)

cadena de construi — n assembly line

cadena de verbos — n verb chain (e.g. "pote vide", "permete el entra")

cadena vacua — n empty string, null string (computing)

cadeni — v chain

cadmio — n cadmium (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 — v caffeinate; n caffeination

descafini — v decaffeinate; n decaffeination

caftan — n kaftan

caiman — n cayman (lizard)

caje — n cage

cala — n (ship's) hold

Calalitnunat — n Greenland

calamar — n squid

calaza — n chalaza

calcario — n limestone

calce — n lime

calci — v calcify; n calcification

calcula — v calculate, reckon; n calculation, reckoning

calculador — n calculator

malcalcula — v miscalculate

calculo — n pebble; calculus (mathematics); stone (medical)

calculos — n pl pebbles, gravel

calda — a hot

caldador — n heater, furnace

caldi — v heat, warm; n heating, warming

caldi global — n global warming

caldia — n heat, warmth

ja caldida — a preheated

vera calda — a fervent

caldera — n kettle, boiler

Caledonia Nova — n New Caledonia

caledonian — a n Caledonian

calendario — n calendar

calia — n curd

calibre — n calibre

calidoscopio — n kaleidoscope

calidoscopial — a kaleidoscopic

calidris — n stint, sandpiper (wading bird)

califa — n caliph; caliphate

Califa de Abasias — n Abbasid Caliphate

californio — n californium (element)

caligrafia — n calligraphy, artistic writing

calimba — n kalimba (African instrument)

calipso — a n calypso (music)

calix — n chalice, calyx

Calix Santa — n Holy Grail

calma — a calm, still

calmi — v calm, settle, tranquilize (US), tranquillize (Br)

calmia — n calm, calmness, stillness

calminte — a calming, tranquilizing (US), tranquillizing (Br)

calmitose — n cough syrup

medisin calminte — n tranquilizer (US), tranquillizer (Br)

calo — n callus, callous

calos — a callous, insensitive, cruel, hardened

caloria — n calorie

calsa — n stocking

calsador — n shoehorn

calsas — n pl hosiery, hose

calseta — n sock, short stocking

calsetas — n pl hose

calson — n (pair of) tights, pantyhose

calson sin pedes — n (pair of) leggings

calsio — n calcium (element)

caluna — n heather (genus Calluna)

calva — a bald, hairless

calvi — v become bald, go bald, make bald

calvia — n baldness

calvinte — a balding

camaleon — n chameleon

la Camaleon — n Chamaeleon (constellation)

cambia — v change, transform, amend, convert; replace (A a B = A with B); cash, cash in; n change, transformation, amendment

calda cambiable — a hot-swappable

cambia calda — v hot-swap

cambia de clima — n climate change

cambia la grandia — v resize

cambiable — a changeable

cambiante de tono — n accidental (music)

cambion — n upheaval, sea change

camel — n camel

camelor — n camel driver, camel rider, cameleer

camelia — n camellia

cameo — n cameo

camera — n camera; chamber, room

camera compata — n compact camera

camera de aira — n inner tube (of tire/tyre)

camera de rede — n webcam

camera pronto — n instant camera