a, al
<i>prep</i> 1. to (a point in space or time, a goal, etc.); 2. at (a point in space or time, a stage of development, etc.);<br><b>a</b> (+ <i>inf</i>) to; <i>also:</i> for (+ <i>gerund</i>);<br><b>sala a attender</b> waiting room <hr><b>[a-]</b><br><i>prefixo verbal</i> [used with verbs and, in combination with verbal suffixes, with nouns and adjectives] to, toward, into (expressing motion to, change into, increase of intensity, etc.) <hr><b>a-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>an-</b> before <b>-h-</b> and vowels; used with nouns and adjectives] a-, an- (= not ...; without, lacking ...)

a posteriori
<b>[L]</b><br><i>adv</i> <i>a posteriori</i>

a priori
<b>[L]</b><br><i>adv</i> <i>a priori</i>

aachen
<b>Aachen [G]</b><br><i>npr</i> Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle

ab
<i>prep</i> since, from

ab ovo, ovo
<B>[L]</B><BR><I>ab ovo</I>, from the beginning

abandonamento, abandonamentos
<i>n</i> abandonment

abandonar, abandona, abandonante, abandonara, abandonarea, abandonate, abandonava
<i>v</i> to abandon;<br><b>abandonar se a</b> to indulge in

abandono, abandonos
<i>n</i> I. abandonment (1. action of abandoning; 2. state of being abandoned); II. abandon

abassamento, abassamentos
<i>n</i> lowering; <i>also:</i> abasement;<br><b>abassamento de un equation</b> [Math.] reduction of an equation

abassar, abassa, abassante, abassara, abassarea, abassate, abassava
<i>v</i> to lower; <i>also:</i> to abase;<br><b>abassar un perpendicular</b> [Geom.] to drop a perpendicular

abatter, abatte, abattente, abattera, abatterea, abatteva, abattite
<i>v</i> to knock or cast down

abattimento, abattimentos
<i>n</i> despondency, dejection

abattite, abattitemente, abattites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>abatter</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> downcast, dejected

abattitor, abattitores
<i>n</i> one who knocks down; <i>also:</i> feller, wood-cutter, slaughterer, etc.

abattitorio, abattitorios
<i>n</i> slaughterhouse, abattoir

abbate, abbates
<i>n</i> abbot

abbatessa, abbatessas
<i>n</i> abbess

abbatia, abbatias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. abbacy; 2. abbey

abbatial, abbatiales, abbatialmente
<i>adj</i> abbatial

abbordabile, abbordabilemente, abbordabiles
<i>adj</i> approachable, accessible

abbordage, abbordages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] (act of) boarding (a ship)

abbordar, abborda, abbordante, abbordara, abbordarea, abbordate, abbordava
<i>v</i> 1. to land (= to go ashore from a ship or boat); 2. [Navy] to board (= to come alongside in order to attack); 3. to accost, address

abbordo, abbordos
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] (act of) landing; 2. [Navy] (act of) boarding (a ship)

abbreviamento, abbreviamentos
<i>n</i> abridgement, abbreviation

abbreviar, abbrevia, abbreviante, abbreviara, abbreviarea, abbreviate, abbreviava
<i>v</i> to abridge, abbreviate

abbreviation, abbreviationes
<i>n</i> abbreviation, abridgment

abbreviative, abbreviativemente, abbreviatives
<i>adj</i> abridging, abbreviatory

abbreviator, abbreviatores
<i>n</i> 1. abridger, abbreviator; 2. [R.C.Ch.] abbreviator

abbreviatura, abbreviaturas
<i>n</i> abbreviation (= shortened form of a word)

abdicar, abdica, abdicante, abdicara, abdicarea, abdicate, abdicava
<i>v</i> to abdicate

abdication, abdicationes
<i>n</i> abdication

abdicative, abdicativemente, abdicatives
<i>adj</i> abdicative

abdominal, abdominales, abdominalmente
<i>adj</i> abdominal

abdomine, abdomines
<i>n</i> abdomen

abducer, abduce, abducente, abducera, abducerea, abduceva, abducite, abducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to lead away, abduce; 2. [Physiol.] to abduct

abduct
<b>abduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abducer</b>

abduction, abductiones
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] abduction

abductor, abductores
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] abductor

abel
<b>Abel</b><br><i>nprm</i> Abel

aberrante, aberrantemente, aberrantes
<i>adj</i> aberrant (= deviating from the normal type)

aberrar, aberra, aberrante, aberrara, aberrarea, aberrate, aberrava
<i>v</i> to deviate, aberrate

aberration, aberrationes
<i>n</i> aberration

abhorrer, abhorre, abhorrente, abhorrera, abhorrerea, abhorreva, abhorrite
<i>v</i> to abhor

abhorribile, abhorribilemente, abhorribiles
<i>adj</i> abominable, hateful

abhorrimento, abhorrimentos
<i>n</i> abhorrence

abiberar, abibera, abiberante, abiberara, abiberarea, abiberate, abiberava
<i>v</i> to water (1. to supply with drink; 2. to irrigate)

abiberatorio, abiberatorios
<i>n</i> watering-place, water-hole

abiete, abietes
<i>n</i> fir (1. fir-tree; 2. fir wood);<br><b>abiete de Canada</b> hemlock (spruce)

abile
<b>-abile</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -able (= that can be ...ed; that is worthy to be ...ed)

abiogenese, abiogeneses
<b>(-gnese)</b><br><i>n</i> abiogenesis, spontaneous generation

abiogenesis, abiogeneses
<b>(-gnesis)</b><br><i>n</i> abiogenesis, spontaneous generation

abiogenetic, abiogeneticamente, abiogenetiches
<i>adj</i> abiogenetic

abject
<b>abject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abjic-</b>

abjecte, abjectemente, abjectes
<i>adj</i> abject, mean

abjection, abjectiones
<i>n</i> abjection, abjectness

abjic
<b>abjic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

abjurar, abjura, abjurante, abjurara, abjurarea, abjurate, abjurava
<i>v</i> to abjure (1. to forswear; 2. to recant, repudiate)

abjuration, abjurationes
<i>n</i> abjuration

ablandar, ablanda, ablandante, ablandara, ablandarea, ablandate, ablandava
<i>v</i> to soften; <i>also:</i> to mollify, mitigate, assuage, etc.

ablativo, ablativos
<i>n</i> ablative;<br><b>ablativo absolute</b> ablative absolute

abluer, ablue, abluente, abluera, abluerea, ablueva, abluite, ablute
<b>[-lu-/-lut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to wash, cleanse

ablut
<b>ablut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abluer</b>

ablution, ablutiones
<i>n</i> ablution, washing

abnegar, abnega, abnegante, abnegara, abnegarea, abnegate, abnegava
<i>v</i> to deny oneself, abnegate

abnegation, abnegationes
<i>n</i> abnegation, self-denial

abolimento, abolimentos
<i>n</i> abolishment, abolition

abolir, aboli, aboliente, abolira, abolirea, abolite, aboliva
<i>v</i> to abolish

abolition, abolitiones
<i>n</i> abolition, abolishment

abolitionismo, abolitionismos
<i>n</i> abolitionism

abolitionista, abolitionistas
<i>n</i> abolitionist

abominabile, abominabilemente, abominabiles
<i>adj</i> abominable

abominar, abomina, abominante, abominara, abominarea, abominate, abominava
<i>v</i> to abominate

abomination, abominationes
<i>n</i> abomination (1. loathing; 2. loathsome object)

abonamento, abonamentos
<i>n</i> subscription (to a periodical, etc.)

abonar, abona, abonante, abonara, abonarea, abonate, abonava
<i>v</i> to enter the subscription (to a periodical, etc.) of (a person);<br><b>abonar se</b> to subscribe (to a periodical, etc.) <hr><i>v</i> to improve (= to make better)

abor
<b>abor- [-bor-/-bort-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

aborigines
<b>(-gines)</b><br><i>npl</i> aborigines

abort
<b>abort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abor-</b>

abortamento, abortamentos
<i>n</i> miscarriage, abortion

abortar, aborta, abortante, abortara, abortarea, abortate, abortava
<i>v</i> I. to miscarry (1. to have a miscarriage; 2. to come to nought); II. [Biol.] to abort (= to remain undeveloped or shrink away)

abortive, abortivemente, abortives
<i>adj</i> abortive

aborto, abortos
<i>n</i> abortion

abrader, abrade, abradente, abradera, abraderea, abradeva, abradite, abrase
<b>[-rad-/-ras-]</b><br><i>v</i> to abrade

abras
<b>abras-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abrader</b>

abrasion, abrasiones
<i>n</i> abrasion

abrasive, abrasivemente, abrasives
<i>adj</i> abrasive

abrogabile, abrogabilemente, abrogabiles
<i>adj</i> abrogable

abrogar, abroga, abrogante, abrogara, abrogarea, abrogate, abrogava
<i>v</i> to abrogate

abrogation, abrogationes
<i>n</i> repeal, abrogation

abrogative, abrogativemente, abrogatives
<i>adj</i> abrogative

abrogator, abrogatores
<i>n</i> abrogator

abrogatori, abrogatorimente, abrogatoris
<i>adj</i> rescinding, abrogating

abrumper, abrumpe, abrumpente, abrumpera, abrumperea, abrumpeva, abrumpite, abrupte
<b>[-rump-/-rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to break off, rend

abrupt
<b>abrupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abrumper</b>

abrupte, abruptemente, abruptes
<i>adj</i> abrupt (= very steep)

abruzzi
<b>Abruzzi [I]</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Abruzzi

absalom
<b>Absalom</b><br><i>nprm</i> Absalom

absceder, abscede, abscedente, abscedera, abscederea, abscedeva, abscedite, abscesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to form (turn into) an abscess

abscess
<b>abscess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>absceder</b>

abscesso, abscessos
<i>n</i> abscess

abscinder, abscinde, abscindente, abscindera, abscinderea, abscindeva, abscindite, abscisse
<b>[-scind-/-sciss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cut off, abscind

absciss
<b>absciss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abscinder</b>

abscissa, abscissas
<i>n</i> [Math.] abscissa

absentar, absenta, absentante, absentara, absentarea, absentate, absentava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>absentar se</b> to absent oneself

absente, absentemente, absentes
<i>adj</i> absent

absentia, absentias
<i>n</i> absence;<br><b>brillar per su absentia</b> to be conspicuous by one's absence

absentismo, absentismos
<i>n</i> absenteeism

absentista, absentistas
<i>n</i> absentee (owner)

absinthic, absinthicamente, absinthiches
<i>adj</i> absinthial, absinthic

absinthina, absinthinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] absinthin

absinthio, absinthios
<i>n</i> absinthe (1. [Bot.] Absinthium; 2. "alcoholic liquor absinthe")

absinthismo, absinthismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] absinthism

absolut
<b>absolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>absolver</b>

absolute, absolutemente, absolutes
<i>adj</i> absolute;<br><b>temperatura absolute</b> absolute temperature;<br><b>ablativo absolute</b> ablative absolute

absolution, absolutiones
<i>n</i> absolution, remission; <i>also:</i> acquittal

absolutismo, absolutismos
<i>n</i> absolutism

absolutista, absolutistas
<i>n</i> absolutist

absolutor, absolutores
<i>n</i> absolver

absolutori, absolutorimente, absolutoris
<i>adj</i> absolutory, absolving

absolver, absolute, absolve, absolvente, absolvera, absolverea, absolveva, absolvite
<b>[-solv-/-solut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to absolve, acquit

absorbente, absorbentemente, absorbentes
<i>adj</i> absorbent<hr><i>n</i> absorbent (= absorbing substance)

absorbentia, absorbentias
<i>n</i> absorbency

absorber, absorbe, absorbente, absorbera, absorberea, absorbeva, absorbite, absorpte
<b>[-sorb-/-sorpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to absorb;<br><b>absorbite in</b> absorbed in

absorbibile, absorbibilemente, absorbibiles
<i>adj</i> absorbable

absorpt
<b>absorpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>absorber</b>

absorption, absorptiones
<i>n</i> absorption

abstent
<b>abstent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abstiner</b>

abstention, abstentiones
<i>n</i> abstention

abstentionista, abstentionistas
<i>n</i> abstentionist

abstinente, abstinentemente, abstinentes
<i>adj</i> abstemious

abstinentia, abstinentias
<i>n</i> abstinence

abstiner, abstente, abstine, abstinente, abstinera, abstinerea, abstineva, abstinite
<b>[-tin-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> -;<br><b>abstiner se de</b> to abstain from

abstract
<b>abstract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abstraher</b>

abstracte, abstractemente, abstractes
<i>adj</i> abstract

abstraction, abstractiones
<i>n</i> abstraction (1. [Logic]; 2. state of being lost in thought);<br><b>facer abstraction de</b> to disregard, leave out of consideration

abstraher, abstracte, abstrahe, abstrahente, abstrahera, abstraherea, abstraheva, abstrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Logic] to abstract

abstruder, abstrude, abstrudente, abstrudera, abstruderea, abstrudeva, abstrudite, abstruse
<b>[-trud-/-trus-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to thrust away; 2. to conceal

abstrus
<b>abstrus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abstruder</b>

abstruse, abstrusemente, abstruses
<i>adj</i> abstruse

absurde, absurdemente, absurdes
<i>adj</i> absurd

absurditate, absurditates
<i>n</i> absurdity

abuccamento, abuccamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) seizing, snatching up (with the mouth); 2. (action of) interconnecting (two openings); 3. interview, conference

abuccar, abucca, abuccante, abuccara, abuccarea, abuccate, abuccava
<i>v</i> 1. to seize, snatch up (with the mouth); 2. to interconnect (two openings);<br><b>abuccar se</b> to come or get together (for an interview, a conference, etc.)

abundante, abundantemente, abundantes
<i>adj</i> abundant

abundantia, abundantias
<i>n</i> abundance;<br><b>corno del abundantia</b> cornucopia, horn of abundance or plenty

abundar, abunda, abundante, abundara, abundarea, abundate, abundava
<i>v</i> to abound, be plentiful;<br><b>abundar in</b> to abound in or with

abus
<b>abus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>abut-</b>

abusar, abusa, abusante, abusara, abusarea, abusate, abusava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>abusar de</b> to abuse, make bad use of

abusator, abusatores
<i>n</i> abuser, misuser

abusive, abusivemente, abusives
<i>adj</i> abusive (= of improper or wrong use)

abuso, abusos
<i>n</i> abuse (= improper or wrong use)

abut
<b>abut- [-ut-/-us-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

abysmal, abysmales, abysmalmente
<i>adj</i> abysmal

abysmo, abysmos
<i>n</i> abysm

abyssal, abyssales, abyssalmente
<i>adj</i> abyssal

abyssin, abyssines, abyssinmente
<i>adj</i> Abyssinian

abyssinia
<b>Abyssinia</b><br><i>npr</i> Abyssinia

abyssino, abyssinos
<i>n</i> Abyssinian

abysso, abyssos
<i>n</i> abyss

acacia, acacias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] acacia

academia, academias
<i>n</i> academy

academic, academicamente, academiches
<i>adj</i> academic, academical

academico, academicos
<i>n</i> academician

academo
<b>Academo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Academus

acaju, acajus
<b>[-j]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cashew; 2. mahogany;<br><b>nuce de acaju</b> cashew nut

acantha, acanthas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] prickle, thorn

acanthaceas, acanthaceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Acanthaceae

acanthacee, acanthaceemente, acanthacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] acanthaceous

acantho, acanthos
<i>n</i> acanthus (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Arch.])

acanthophore, acanthophoremente, acanthophores
<b>acanthophore [-phore]</b><br><i>adj</i> spine-bearing, acanthophorous

acceder, accede, accedente, accedera, accederea, accedeva, accedite, accesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to approach; 2. to accede (= to assent)

accelerando, accelerandos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] accelerando

accelerar, accelera, accelerante, accelerara, accelerarea, accelerate, accelerava
<i>v</i> to accelerate

acceleration, accelerationes
<i>n</i> acceleration

accelerator, acceleratores
<i>n</i> accelerator (1. anything which increases speed of motion; 2. contrivance for producing greater speed in a machine)

accendalia, accendalias
<i>n</i> kindling (= wood, shavings etc. used to kindle a fire)

accender, accende, accendente, accendera, accenderea, accendeva, accendite, accense
<b>[-cend-/-cens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to light, kindle

accendibile, accendibilemente, accendibiles
<i>adj</i> inflammable, combustible

accendimento, accendimentos
<i>n</i> lighting, kindling

accenditor, accenditores
<i>n</i> lighter (= device for lighting cigarettes, gas, candles, etc.)

accens
<b>accens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>accender</b>

accensibile, accensibilemente, accensibiles
<i>adj</i> inflammable, combustible, accensible

accensibilitate, accensibilitates
<i>n</i> inflammability, combustibility, accensibility

accento, accentos
<i>n</i> 1. accent, stress; 2. accent mark

accentu
<b>accentu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>accento</b>

accentuar, accentua, accentuante, accentuara, accentuarea, accentuate, accentuava
<i>v</i> to accentuate, accent

accentuation, accentuationes
<i>n</i> accentuation

accept
<b>accept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>accip-</b>

acceptabile, acceptabilemente, acceptabiles
<i>adj</i> acceptable

acceptabilitate, acceptabilitates
<i>n</i> acceptability

acceptar, accepta, acceptante, acceptara, acceptarea, acceptate, acceptava
<i>v</i> to accept

acceptation, acceptationes
<i>n</i> acceptance

acception, acceptiones
<i>n</i> acceptation (= standard meaning)

access
<b>access-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>acceder</b>

accessibile, accessibilemente, accessibiles
<i>adj</i> accessible

accessibilitate, accessibilitates
<i>n</i> accessibility

accession, accessiones
<i>n</i> 1. accession ("accession to a dignity, a throne, etc."); 2. adherence ("adherence to a treaty, a party, etc.")

accesso, accessos
<i>n</i> access (1. "access to a place"; 2. fit)

accessori, accessorimente, accessoris
<i>adj</i> accessory (= adjunct)

accessorio, accessorios
<i>n</i> accessory

accidental, accidentales, accidentalmente
<i>adj</i> accidental (1. nonessential; 2. happening by chance)

accidente, accidentes
<i>n</i> I. accident (1. nonessential quality; 2. contingency; 3. mishap); II. [Gram.] accidence

accider, accide, accidente, accidera, acciderea, accideva, accidite
<i>v</i> to happen, befall

accip
<b>accip- [-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

accisia, accisias
<i>n</i> excise

acclamar, acclama, acclamante, acclamara, acclamarea, acclamate, acclamava
<i>v</i> to acclaim (= to applaud)

acclamation, acclamationes
<i>n</i> acclaim, acclamation;<br><b>per acclamation</b> by acclamation

acclamator, acclamatores
<i>n</i> acclaimer

acclimatar, acclimata, acclimatante, acclimatara, acclimatarea, acclimatate, acclimatava
<i>v</i> to acclimatize, acclimate

acclimatation, acclimatationes
<i>n</i> acclimatization, acclimation

accollada, accolladas
<i>n</i> accolade (= ceremonious salutation and embrace)

accollar, accolla, accollante, accollara, accollarea, accollate, accollava
<i>v</i> to embrace, salute with an accolade

accommodabile, accommodabilemente, accommodabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. adaptable; 2. adjustable (as in "adjustable quarrel")

accommodamento, accommodamentos
<i>n</i> settlement (of disputes, etc.)

accommodar, accommoda, accommodante, accommodara, accommodarea, accommodate, accommodava
<i>v</i> to accommodate (1. to adapt; 2. to settle (disputes, etc.))

accommodation, accommodationes
<i>n</i> adaptation, accommodation

accommodator, accommodatores
<i>n</i> accommodator

accompaniamento, accompaniamentos
<i>n</i> I. (action of) accompanying; II. retinue, attendance; III. accompaniment (1. concomitant; 2. [Mus.])

accompaniar, accompania, accompaniante, accompaniara, accompaniarea, accompaniate, accompaniava
<i>v</i> to accompany

accompaniator, accompaniatores
<i>n</i> [Mus.] accompanist

accopulamento, accopulamentos
<i>n</i> coupling (1. act of coupling; 2. [Techn.]); <i>specif.:</i> [R.R.]

accopular, accopula, accopulante, accopulara, accopularea, accopulate, accopulava
<i>v</i> 1. to couple (= to unite, bring together in pairs); 2. to mate (= to bring together for breeding)

accordabile, accordabilemente, accordabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. reconcilable; 2. tunable; 3. grantable

accordante, accordantemente, accordantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>accordar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> accordant (1. conformable; 2. [Mus.] harmonious)

accordar, accorda, accordante, accordara, accordarea, accordate, accordava
<i>v</i> 1. to harmonize (= to cause to agree); 2. to tune; 3. to grant, accord

accordator, accordatores
<i>n</i> tuner (of pianos, etc.);<br><b>clave accordator</b> tuning key

accordatura, accordaturas
<i>n</i> 1. tuning; 2. pitch (as in "concert pitch")

accordion, accordiones
<i>n</i> accordion

accordionista, accordionistas
<i>n</i> accordionist

accordo, accordos
<i>n</i> 1. accord, agreement; 2. [Mus.] chord;<br><b>de accordo</b> in accord;<br><b>esser de accordo</b> to be in accord, agree;<br><b>poner se de accordo</b> to come to an agreement;<br><b>de commun accordo</b> by common consent

accostabile, accostabilemente, accostabiles
<i>adj</i> approachable, accostable

accostamento, accostamentos
<i>n</i> approach (as in "new lines of approach")

accostar, accosta, accostante, accostara, accostarea, accostate, accostava
<i>v</i> to accost

accostumar, accostuma, accostumante, accostumara, accostumarea, accostumate, accostumava
<i>v</i> to accustom

accostumate, accostumatemente, accostumates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>accostumar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> accustomed, usual

accreditar, accredita, accreditante, accreditara, accreditarea, accreditate, accreditava
<i>v</i> to accredit (= to send with credentials)

accrescer, accresce, accrescente, accrescera, accrescerea, accresceva, accrescite
<i>v</i> to increase (= to cause to increase)

accrescimento, accrescimentos
<i>n</i> increase (= growth in size, amount, or degree)

accular, accula, acculante, acculara, accularea, acculate, acculava
<i>v</i> to back up (a horse, cart, etc. against a wall, etc.)

accumulamento, accumulamentos
<i>n</i> heaping or piling up, accumulation

accumular, accumula, accumulante, accumulara, accumularea, accumulate, accumulava
<i>v</i> to accumulate, heap up

accumulation, accumulationes
<i>n</i> accumulation

accumulator, accumulatores
<i>n</i> accumulator (1. one who accumulates; 2. storage battery)

accurrer, accurre, accurrente, accurrera, accurrerea, accurreva, accurrite
<i>v</i> to come running, rush up

accurtamento, accurtamentos
<i>n</i> shortening (= act of making shorter)

accurtar, accurta, accurtante, accurtara, accurtarea, accurtate, accurtava
<i>v</i> to shorten, make shorter

accusabile, accusabilemente, accusabiles
<i>adj</i> blameworthy, liable to be accused; accusable

accusabilitate, accusabilitates
<i>n</i> blameworthiness

accusamento, accusamentos
<i>n</i> accusing, accusation

accusar, accusa, accusante, accusara, accusarea, accusate, accusava
<i>v</i> to accuse;<br><b>accusar reception de</b> to acknowledge receipt of

accusation, accusationes
<i>n</i> accusation

accusativo, accusativos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] accusative

accusato, accusatos
<i>n</i> accused, defendant

accusator, accusatores
<i>n</i> accuser

accusatori, accusatorimente, accusatoris
<i>adj</i> accusing, accusatory; <i>also:</i> accusatorial

acerbar, acerba, acerbante, acerbara, acerbarea, acerbate, acerbava
<i>v</i> to acerbate

acerbe, acerbemente, acerbes
<i>adj</i> acerb; <i>also:</i> sour, bitter, harsh

acerbitate, acerbitates
<i>n</i> acerbity

acere, aceres
<i>n</i> maple, maple tree

acetabulo, acetabulos
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] acetabulum; <i>also:</i> [Anat.]

acetamido, acetamidos
<b>acetamido (-mido)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] acetamide

acetato, acetatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] acetate

acetic, aceticamente, acetiches
<i>adj</i> acetic

acetificar, acetifica, acetificante, acetificara, acetificarea, acetificate, acetificava
<i>v</i> to acetify

acetification, acetificationes
<i>n</i> acetification

aceto, acetos
<i>n</i> vinegar

acetona, acetonas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] acetone

acetose, acetosemente, acetoses
<i>adj</i> acetous, acetose

acetylen, acetylenes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] acetylene

acheronte
<b>Acheronte</b><br><i>npr</i> Acheron

achillea, achilleas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] Achillea

achilles
<b>Achilles (-lles)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Achilles;<br><b>calce de Achilles</b> Achilles' heel;<br><b>tendon de Achilles</b> Achilles' tendon

achromate, achromatemente, achromates
<i>adj</i> achromatous, colorless

achromatic, achromaticamente, achromatiches
<i>adj</i> [Opt.] achromatic

achromatisar, achromatisa, achromatisante, achromatisara, achromatisarea, achromatisate, achromatisava
<i>v</i> [Opt.] to achromatize

achromatisation, achromatisationes
<i>n</i> [Opt.] achromatization

achromatismo, achromatismos
<i>n</i> [Opt.] achromatism

achromatopsia, achromatopsias
<b>achromatopsia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> achromatopsy (= complete color blindness)

acicula, aciculas
<i>n</i> [Bot., etc.] acicula (= needle, prickle etc.)

acicular, aciculares, acicularmente
<i>adj</i> acicular

acide, acidemente, acides
<b>(cide)</b><br><i>adj</i> acid

acidificabile, acidificabilemente, acidificabiles
<i>adj</i> acidifiable

acidificar, acidifica, acidificante, acidificara, acidificarea, acidificate, acidificava
<i>v</i> to acidify (= to make acid, convert into an acid)

acidification, acidificationes
<i>n</i> acidification

acidimetro, acidimetros
<b>acidimetro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> acidimeter

aciditate, aciditates
<i>n</i> acidity

acido, acidos
<b>(cido)</b><br><i>n</i> acid;<br><b>acido carbonic</b> 1. carbonic acid; 2. carbon dioxide, carbonic acid gas;<br><b>acido chlorhydric</b> hydrochloric acid

acidular, acidula, acidulante, acidulara, acidularea, acidulate, acidulava
<i>v</i> to acidulate, flavor with an acid

acidule, acidulemente, acidules
<i>adj</i> acidulous

acierage, acierages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> steel plating, acierage

acierar, aciera, acierante, acierara, acierarea, acierate, acierava
<i>v</i> to steel (1. to overlay, point, plate, etc., with steel; 2. to convert into or cause to resemble steel)

acieration, acierationes
<i>n</i> acieration (= conversion into steel)

acieria, acierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> steelworks, steel mill

aciero, acieros
<i>n</i> steel

aco, acos
<i>n</i> needle <hr><b>aco-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] aco-, -ac- (= remedy)

acologia, acologias
<b>acologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] acology

acologic, acologicamente, acologiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] acologic

acordonar, acordona, acordonante, acordonara, acordonarea, acordonate, acordonava
<i>v</i> to lace (= to fasten or tighten with a lace)

acquest
<b>acquest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>acquirer</b>

acquesto, acquestos
<i>n</i> acquisition (= thing acquired)

acquiescente, acquiescentemente, acquiescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>acquiescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> acquiescent

acquiescentia, acquiescentias
<i>n</i> acquiescence

acquiescer, acquiesce, acquiescente, acquiescera, acquiescerea, acquiesceva, acquiescite
<i>v</i> to acquiesce

acquirer, acqueste, acquire, acquirente, acquirera, acquirerea, acquireva, acquirite, acquisite
<b>[-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to acquire

acquiribile, acquiribilemente, acquiribiles
<i>adj</i> acquirable

acquiritor, acquiritores
<i>n</i> acquirer

acquisit
<b>acquisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>acquirer</b>

acquisition, acquisitiones
<i>n</i> acquisition (1. act of acquiring; 2. thing acquired)

acquisitor, acquisitores
<i>n</i> acquirer

acr
<b>acr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] acro- (= terminal, topmost)

acre, acremente, acres
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> acre<hr><i>adj</i> acrid

acrimonia, acrimonias
<i>n</i> acrimony

acrimoniose, acrimoniosemente, acrimonioses
<i>adj</i> acrimonious

acritate, acritates
<i>n</i> acridness

acrobata, acrobatas
<b>(-bata)</b><br><i>n</i> acrobat

acrobatia, acrobatias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> acrobatics

acrobatic, acrobaticamente, acrobatiches
<i>adj</i> acrobatic

acrobatismo, acrobatismos
<i>n</i> acrobatism

acropole, acropoles
<b>acropole</b><br><i>n</i> acropolis

acrostichio, acrostichios
<b>acrostichio</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] acrostic

act
<b>act-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ager</b>

action, actiones
<i>n</i> I. action (1. act, acting; 2. lawsuit); II. [Fin.] share;<br><b>homine de action</b> man of action;<br><b>action civil</b> civil action

actionabile, actionabilemente, actionabiles
<i>adj</i> actionable

actionar, actiona, actionante, actionara, actionarea, actionate, actionava
<i>v</i> 1. to actuate (= to set in action or motion); 2. [Law] to sue

actionero, actioneros
<i>n</i> shareholder, stockholder

actionista, actionistas
<i>n</i> shareholder, stockholder

activar, activa, activante, activara, activarea, activate, activava
<i>v</i> to activate; <i>also:</i> to stir up, rouse

activation, activationes
<i>n</i> activation

active, activemente, actives
<i>adj</i> active;<br><b>le voce active</b> the active voice

activitate, activitates
<i>n</i> activity

activo, activos
<i>n</i> [Com.] assets

acto, actos
<i>n</i> I. act (1. action, deed; 2. "act of a play"); II. [Law] instrument, deed, record, etc.

actor, actores
<i>n</i> actor

actrice, actrices
<i>n</i> actress

actual, actuales, actualmente
<i>adj</i> 1. actual, real; 2. current, present

actualisar, actualisa, actualisante, actualisara, actualisarea, actualisate, actualisava
<i>v</i> to actualize

actualisation, actualisationes
<i>n</i> actualization

actualitate, actualitates
<i>n</i> 1. actuality (= actual existence); 2. character of what is current or present, thing or event that is current or present;<br><b>actualitates</b> current events, news (as in "news report, newsreel, news film, etc.")

actualmente
<i>adv</i> 1. at present, (just) now; 2. actually

actuar, actua, actuante, actuara, actuarea, actuate, actuava
<i>v</i> to actuate (= to put into action)

actuarial, actuariales, actuarialmente
<i>adj</i> actuarial

actuariato, actuariatos
<i>n</i> actuary's office (or profession)

actuario, actuarios
<i>n</i> actuary

actuation, actuationes
<i>n</i> actuation

aculeate, aculeatemente, aculeates
<i>adj</i> [Zool., Bot.] aculeate

aculeiforme, aculeiformemente, aculeiformes
<b>aculeiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> aculeiform

aculeo, aculeos
<i>n</i> 1. [Zool.] sting; 2. [Bot.] thorn

acuminar, acumina, acuminante, acuminara, acuminarea, acuminate, acuminava
<i>v</i> to sharpen, acuminate

acuminate, acuminatemente, acuminates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>acuminar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> pointed, acuminate

acumine, acumines
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] a tapering point; 2. acumen

acupunctura, acupuncturas
<b>acupunctura</b><br><i>n</i> acupuncture

acupuncturar, acupunctura, acupuncturante, acupuncturara, acupuncturarea, acupuncturate, acupuncturava
<i>v</i> to acupuncture

acustic, acusticamente, acustiches
<i>adj</i> acoustic;<br><b>tubo acustic</b> speaking tube;<br><b>corno acustic</b> ear trumpet

acustica, acusticas
<i>n</i> acoustics

acutangule, acutangulemente, acutangules
<b>acutangule</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geom.] acute-angled, acutangular

acute, acutemente, acutes
<i>adj</i> acute (1. sharp-pointed; 2. shrewd, penetrating, keen; 3. acting keenly on the senses);<br><b>angulo acute</b> [Geom.] acute angle;<br><b>morbo acute</b> acute disease;<br><b>nota acute</b> high-pitched sound;<br><b>voce acute</b> shrill voice;<br><b>dolor acute</b> acute or sharp pain;<br><b>accento acute</b> [Gram.] acute accent, 

acutessa, acutessas
<i>n</i> sharpness, acuteness

acutiamento, acutiamentos
<i>n</i> sharpening

acutiar, acutia, acutiante, acutiara, acutiarea, acutiate, acutiava
<i>v</i> to sharpen (= to make sharp)

acutiator, acutiatores
<i>n</i> sharpener (= one who sharpens)

ad
<b>[ad]</b><br><i>prep</i> 1. to; 2. at<br>(= <b>a</b>)<hr><b>ad-</b><br><i>prefixo verbal</i> [subject to assimilation before single consonant; used with verbs and, in combination with verbal suffixes, with nouns and adjectives] ad- (= to, toward, into [expressing motion to, change into, increase of intensity, etc.])

ad hoc
<b>[L]</b><br><i>ad hoc</i> (= for the sake of this particular case, well-suited for this matter)

ad hominem
<b>[L]</b><br><i>ad hominem</i>;<br><b>argumento ad hominem</b> <i>argumentum ad hominem</i>

ad libitum, ad lib
also: <B>ad lib.</B><BR><B>[L]</B><BR><I>ad libitum</I>, <I>ad lib.</I>

ad rem
<b>[L]</b><br><i>ad rem</i>, to the point

ad valorem
<b>[L]</b><br>[Com.] <i>ad valorem</i>

ada
<b>-ada</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns and verbs] -ade I. [used with nouns] (1. product made from ...; 2. series of ...); II. [used with verbs] (= action of ...ing)

adagio, adagios
<i>n</i> adage<hr><b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] adagio<hr><b>[I]</b><br><i>adv</i> [Mus.] adagio

adam
<b>Adam</b><br><i>npr</i> Adam;<br><b>pomo de Adam</b> Adam's apple

adamic, adamicamente, adamiches
<i>adj</i> Adamic

adamitas
<i>npl</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Adamites

adaptabile, adaptabilemente, adaptabiles
<i>adj</i> adaptable

adaptabilitate, adaptabilitates
<i>n</i> adaptability

adaptar, adapta, adaptante, adaptara, adaptarea, adaptate, adaptava
<i>v</i> to adapt;<br><b>adaptar a</b> to adapt to

adaptation, adaptationes
<i>n</i> adaptation;<br><b>facultate de adaptation</b> adaptability, ability to adapt oneself

addendum, addenda
<b>(<i>pl</i> addenda) [NL]</b><br><i>n</i> addendum

adder, adde, addente, addera, adderea, addeva, addite
<i>v</i> to add ("to add one thing to another")

addition, additiones
<i>n</i> addition (1. action of adding; 2. thing added)

additional, additionales, additionalmente
<i>adj</i> additional

additionar, additiona, additionante, additionara, additionarea, additionate, additionava
<i>v</i> [Math.] to add up

additive, additivemente, additives
<i>adj</i> additive

addormir, addormi, addormiente, addormira, addormirea, addormite, addormiva
<i>v</i> to put to sleep;<br><b>addormir se</b> to fall asleep

addormite, addormitemente, addormites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>addormir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> asleep

adducer, adduce, adducente, adducera, adducerea, adduceva, adducite, adducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to adduce

adduct
<b>adduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adducer</b>

adduction, adductiones
<i>n</i> adduction (1. act of adducing; 2. [Physiol.])

adductor, adductores
<i>n</i> 1. adducer; 2. [Physiol.] adductor

adelpho
<b>adelpho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] adelpho-, adelph- (1. brother; 2. twin)

aden, adenes
<b>[Gr.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Physiol.] gland

adenitis, adenites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] adenitis

adenographia, adenographias
<b>adenographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> adenography

adenoide, adenoidemente, adenoides
<i>adj</i> adenoid, adenoidal

adenoides
<i>npl</i> adenoids

adenoma, adenomas
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] adenoma

adenose, adenosemente, adenoses
<i>adj</i> glandulous, adenose

adeo
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>interj</i> farewell, good-by(e)

adepto, adeptos
<i>n</i> adept

adequar, adequa, adequante, adequara, adequarea, adequate, adequava
<i>v</i> to equalize

adequate, adequatemente, adequates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>adequar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> adequate

adequation, adequationes
<i>n</i> adequation

adherente, adherentes
<i>n</i> adherent, follower

adherentia, adherentias
<i>n</i> adherence, attachment

adherer, adhere, adherente, adherera, adhererea, adhereva, adherite, adhese
<b>[-her-/-hes-]</b><br><i>v</i> to adhere (1. to stick fast; 2. as in "to adhere to an opinion, party, etc.")

adhes
<b>adhes-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adherer</b>

adhesion, adhesiones
<i>n</i> adhesion (1. sticking; 2. assent)

adhesive, adhesivemente, adhesives
<i>adj</i> adhesive, sticking

adhuc
<b>[adhuc]</b><br><i>adv</i> to this place, thus far, hitherto, as yet, until now, so far, yet, still

adieu, adieus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> farewell, adieu

adipe, adipes
<b>(dipe)</b><br><i>n</i> animal fat, body fat; <i>also:</i> adeps

adipocera, adipoceras
<b>adipocera</b><br><i>n</i> adipocere

adipose, adiposemente, adiposes
<i>adj</i> adipose, fat

adiposis, adiposes
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> adiposis, fatty degeneration

adipositate, adipositates
<i>n</i> adiposity, fatness

adir, adi, adiente, adira, adirea, adite, adiva
<i>v</i> 1. to approach; go to; 2. to attain, enter upon; <i>also:</i> [Law] to enter on (an inheritance, etc.)

adition, aditiones
<i>n</i> [Law] entering upon (an inheritance)

adito, aditos
<b>(dito)</b><br><i>n</i> adit, entrance (1. door, passage, etc. through which one enters; 2. access)

adjacente, adjacentemente, adjacentes
<i>adj</i> adjacent;<br><b>angulos adjacente</b> adjacent angles

adjacentia, adjacentias
<i>n</i> adjacency (= state of being adjacent)

adjacer, adjace, adjacente, adjacera, adjacerea, adjaceva, adjacite
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>adjacer a</b> to lie near or close to, border upon

adject
<b>adject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adjic-</b>

adjectival, adjectivales, adjectivalmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] adjectival, adjective

adjective, adjectivemente, adjectives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] adjective, adjectival

adjectivo, adjectivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] adjective

adjic
<b>adjic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

adjudicar, adjudica, adjudicante, adjudicara, adjudicarea, adjudicate, adjudicava
<i>v</i> to adjudge (= to award judicially, as a prize, etc.);<br><b>adjudicar a</b> to knock down to (at an auction)

adjudicatario, adjudicatarios
<i>n</i> highest bidder, purchaser (at an auction)

adjudication, adjudicationes
<i>n</i> 1. adjudgment, award; 2. knocking down (at an auction)

adjudicative, adjudicativemente, adjudicatives
<i>adj</i> adjudging, awarding

adjudicator, adjudicatores
<i>n</i> adjudger, awarder

adjunct
<b>adjunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adjunger</b>

adjunction, adjunctiones
<i>n</i> adjunction (= the act of joining or adding)

adjunctive, adjunctivemente, adjunctives
<i>adj</i> adjunctive

adjuncto, adjunctos
<i>n</i> 1. assistant, deputy; 2. [Gram.] adjunct

adjunger, adjuncte, adjunge, adjungente, adjungera, adjungerea, adjungeva, adjungite
<b>[-jung-/junct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to join, unite (one thing to another)

adjurar, adjura, adjurante, adjurara, adjurarea, adjurate, adjurava
<i>v</i> to adjure

adjuration, adjurationes
<i>n</i> adjuration

adjustabile, adjustabilemente, adjustabiles
<i>adj</i> adjustable

adjustage, adjustages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mach.] assembly (of the parts of a machine)

adjustamento, adjustamentos
<i>n</i> adjustment (= action of adjusting)

adjustar, adjusta, adjustante, adjustara, adjustarea, adjustate, adjustava
<i>v</i> 1. to adjust; 2. [Mach.] to fit together, set up

adjustator, adjustatores
<i>n</i> adjuster; [Mach.] fitter, setter, etc.

adjut
<b>adjut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adjuvar</b>

adjuta, adjutas
<i>n</i> 1. aid, help; 2. aide (= assistant)

adjutante, adjutantes
<i>n</i> 1. helper, assistant; 2. [Mil.] adjutant

adjutar, adjuta, adjutante, adjutara, adjutarea, adjutate, adjutava
<i>v</i> to aid, help;<br><b>adjutar se de</b> to use, make use of

adjutor, adjutores
<i>n</i> help, helper

adjuvante, adjuvantemente, adjuvantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>adjuvar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> helpful, adjuvant

adjuvar, adjute, adjuva, adjuvante, adjuvara, adjuvarea, adjuvate, adjuvava
<b>[-juv-/-jut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to aid, help

administrabile, administrabilemente, administrabiles
<i>adj</i> administrable

administrar, administra, administrante, administrara, administrarea, administrate, administrava
<i>v</i> to administer (1. to direct, manage; 2. to furnish or apply)

administration, administrationes
<i>n</i> administration (1. action of furnishing or applying; 2. management of public affairs, an institution, business, etc.; 3. the persons collectively managing public affairs, an institution, business, etc.)

administrative, administrativemente, administratives
<i>adj</i> administrative

administrator, administratores
<i>n</i> administrator, manager

admirabile, admirabilemente, admirabiles
<i>adj</i> admirable

admiral, admirales
<i>n</i> admiral

admiralato, admiralatos
<i>n</i> admiralship, admiralty

admiralitate, admiralitates
<i>n</i> admiralty (1. "law or court of the admiralty"; 2. government department in charge of naval affairs)

admirar, admira, admirante, admirara, admirarea, admirate, admirava
<i>v</i> to admire

admiration, admirationes
<i>n</i> admiration

admirative, admirativemente, admiratives
<i>adj</i> admiring

admirator, admiratores
<i>n</i> admirer

admiscer, admisce, admiscente, admiscera, admiscerea, admisceva, admiscite, admixte
<b>[-misc-/-mixt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to admix

admiss
<b>admiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>admitter</b>

admissibile, admissibilemente, admissibiles
<i>adj</i> admissible

admissibilitate, admissibilitates
<i>n</i> admissibility

admission, admissiones
<i>n</i> admission (1. act of allowing entrance or access; 2. act of conceding the validity or truth of)

admitter, admisse, admitte, admittente, admittera, admitterea, admitteva, admittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to admit (1. to allow to enter; 2. to acknowledge as valid or true)

admixt
<b>admixt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>admiscer</b>

admixtion, admixtiones
<i>n</i> admixture, admixtion

admoner, admone, admonente, admonera, admonerea, admoneva, admonite
<i>v</i> to admonish

admonestar, admonesta, admonestante, admonestara, admonestarea, admonestate, admonestava
<i>v</i> to admonish

admonestation, admonestationes
<i>n</i> admonition, admonishment

admonition, admonitiones
<i>n</i> admonition

admonitor, admonitores
<i>n</i> admonitor, admonisher

admonitori, admonitorimente, admonitoris
<i>adj</i> admonitory

adoculamento, adoculamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) fixing one's eyes upon

adocular, adocula, adoculante, adoculara, adocularea, adoculate, adoculava
<i>v</i> to fix one's eyes upon, glue one's eyes to

adolescente, adolescentemente, adolescentes
<i>adj</i> adolescent<hr><i>n</i> adolescent

adolescentia, adolescentias
<i>n</i> adolescence

adolescer, adolesce, adolescente, adolescera, adolescerea, adolesceva, adolescite
<i>v</i> to grow up, to become adolescent

adonic, adonicamente, adoniches
<i>adj</i> Adonic, Adonian

adonico, adonicos
<i>n</i> [Pros.] Adonic

adonie, adoniemente, adonies
<i>adj</i> Adonian, Adonic

adonio, adonios
<i>n</i> [Pros.] Adonic

adonis
<b>Adonis (-d-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Adonis;<br><b>adonis</b> 1. [Bot.] Adonis, pheasant's eye; 2. fop, dandy

adoptabile, adoptabilemente, adoptabiles
<i>adj</i> adoptable

adoptabilitate, adoptabilitates
<i>n</i> adoptability

adoptar, adopta, adoptante, adoptara, adoptarea, adoptate, adoptava
<i>v</i> to adopt

adoptator, adoptatores
<i>n</i> adopter

adoption, adoptiones
<i>n</i> adoption

adoptive, adoptivemente, adoptives
<i>adj</i> adoptive

adorabile, adorabilemente, adorabiles
<i>adj</i> adorable

adorabilitate, adorabilitates
<i>n</i> adorability

adorar, adora, adorante, adorara, adorarea, adorate, adorava
<i>v</i> to adore, worship

adoration, adorationes
<i>n</i> adoration, worship

adornamento, adornamentos
<i>n</i> adornment (= action of adorning)

adornar, adorna, adornante, adornara, adornarea, adornate, adornava
<i>v</i> to adorn;<br><b>adornar de</b> to adorn with

adornator, adornatores
<i>n</i> adorner

adorsar, adorsa, adorsante, adorsara, adorsarea, adorsate, adorsava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>adorsar (un cosa) a</b> to place (something) with its back against

adrenal, adrenales, adrenalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] adrenal;<br><b>glandulas adrenal</b> adrenal glands

adrenalina, adrenalinas
<i>n</i> adrenalin

adressar, adressa, adressante, adressara, adressarea, adressate, adressava
<i>v</i> to address (1. to write the address on, direct; 2. as in "to address a prayer to");<br><b>adressar se</b> to address oneself (to)

adresse, adresses
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> address (1. formal communication; 2. as in "address of a letter, package, etc.")

adria
<b>Adria</b><br><i>npr</i> (city of) Adria

adriano
<b>Adriano</b><br><i>nprm</i> Adrian

adrianopolis
<b>Adrianopolis (-polis)</b><br><i>npr</i> Adrianople

adriatic, adriaticamente, adriatiches
<i>adj</i> Adriatic (1. pertaining to the city of Adria; 2. pertaining to the Adriatic);<br><b>Mar Adriatic</b> Adriatic

adriatico, adriaticos
<b>Adriatico</b><br><i>n</i> Adriatic

adular, adula, adulante, adulara, adularea, adulate, adulava
<i>v</i> to adulate

adulation, adulationes
<i>n</i> adulation

adulator, adulatores
<i>n</i> adulator

adulatori, adulatorimente, adulatoris
<i>adj</i> adulatory

adulciamento, adulciamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) sweetening; 2. (act of) softening, etc.

adulciar, adulcia, adulciante, adulciara, adulciarea, adulciate, adulciava
<i>v</i> 1. to sweeten (= to make sweet); 2. to soften, to make milder or more pleasing, etc.; 3. to render ductile or malleable

adulte, adultemente, adultes
<i>adj</i> adult, grown-up

adultera, adulteras
<b>(-ltera)</b><br><i>n</i> adulteress

adulterar, adultera, adulterante, adulterara, adulterarea, adulterate, adulterava
<i>v</i> 1. to adulterate; 2. to commit adultery

adulteration, adulterationes
<i>n</i> adulteration (= action of adulterating)

adulterator, adulteratores
<i>n</i> 1. adulterator; 2. adulterer

adulterin, adulterines, adulterinmente
<i>adj</i> adulterine

adulterio, adulterios
<i>n</i> adultery;<br><b>committer adulterio</b> to commit adultery

adultero, adulteros
<b>(-ltero)</b><br><i>n</i> adulterer

adulterose, adulterosemente, adulteroses
<i>adj</i> adulterous

adulto, adultos
<i>n</i> adult

adumbrar, adumbra, adumbrante, adumbrara, adumbrarea, adumbrate, adumbrava
<i>v</i> to overshadow, adumbrate

adumbration, adumbrationes
<i>n</i> adumbration, overshadowing

adurer, adure, adurente, adurera, adurerea, adureva, adurite, aduste
<b>[-ur-/-ust-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to burn, scorch; 2. [Med.] to cauterize

adust
<b>adust-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adurer</b>

aduste, adustemente, adustes
<i>adj</i> burnt, scorched, adust

adustion, adustiones
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) burning, scorching; 2. [Med.] cauterization

advenimento, advenimentos
<i>n</i> advent (= arrival)

advenir, adveni, adveniente, advenira, advenirea, advenite, adveniva, advente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to happen, come to pass

advent
<b>advent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>advenir</b>

adventicie, adventiciemente, adventicies
<i>adj</i> adventitious

advento, adventos
<b>Advento</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] Advent

adverbial, adverbiales, adverbialmente
<i>adj</i> adverbial

adverbio, adverbios
<i>n</i> adverb

advers
<b>advers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>adverter</b>

adversar, adversa, adversante, adversara, adversarea, adversate, adversava
<i>v</i> to oppose

adversario, adversarios
<i>n</i> adversary

adversative, adversativemente, adversatives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] adversative

adverse, adversemente, adverses
<i>adj</i> 1. adverse (= contrary, unfavorable); 2. opposite (= placed opposite)

adversitate, adversitates
<i>n</i> adversity

adverso
<b>[adverso]</b><br><i>adv/prep</i> 1. towards; 2. against; 3. opposite

advertente, advertentemente, advertentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>adverter</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> advertent, attentive

advertentia, advertentias
<i>n</i> advertence, advertency

adverter, adverse, adverte, advertente, advertera, adverterea, adverteva, advertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to advert, have reference (to)

advertimento, advertimentos
<i>n</i> notice, warning

advertir, adverti, advertiente, advertira, advertirea, advertite, advertiva
<i>v</i> to advise, give notice

advocar, advoca, advocante, advocara, advocarea, advocate, advocava
<i>v</i> to call, summon; to call to one's aid

advocato, advocatos
<i>n</i> advocate (1. [Law; 2. champion, supporter)

adyname, adynamemente, adynames
<b>(-name)</b><br><i>adj</i> weak, without strength

adynamia, adynamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] adynamia

adynamic, adynamicamente, adynamiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] adynamic

aer, aeres
<i>n</i> air (1. "atmospheric air"; 2. appearance; 3. melody);<br><b>esser in le aer</b> to be up in the air;<br><b>facer castellos in le aer</b> to build castles in the air;<br><b>prender le aer</b> to take an airing;<br><b>dar se aeres</b> to give oneself airs;<br><b>parlar in le aer</b> to talk at random;<br><b>haber le aer de (facer un cosa)</b> to appear to be (doing something);<br><b>haber le aer (triste)</b> to look (sad);<br><b>aer libere</b> open air

aerage, aerages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> aeration, airing

aerar, aera, aerante, aerara, aerarea, aerate, aerava
<i>v</i> to air (= to expose to the open air)

aeration, aerationes
<i>n</i> aeration, airing; <i>also:</i> [Chem.]

aeree, aereemente, aerees
<i>adj</i> air (= airy, aerial);<br><b>via aeree</b> [Aeronaut.] airway;<br><b>posta aeree</b> air mail;<br><b>vias aeree</b> [Anat.] air-passages

aerifere, aeriferemente, aeriferes
<i>adj</i> aeriferous

aerificar, aerifica, aerificante, aerificara, aerificarea, aerificate, aerificava
<i>v</i> to aerify (= to change to an aeriform state)

aerification, aerificationes
<i>n</i> aerification

aeriforme, aeriformemente, aeriformes
<b>aeriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> aeriform

aerobie, aerobiemente, aerobies
<b>aerobie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] aerobic

aerobio, aerobios
<i>n</i> [Biol.] aerobe

aerodromo, aerodromos
<b>aerodromo (-dromo)</b><br><i>n</i> aerodrome; <i>also:</i> airfield

aerodynamic, aerodynamicamente, aerodynamiches
<b>aerodynamic</b><br><i>adj</i> aerodynamic

aerodynamica, aerodynamicas
<i>n</i> aerodynamics

aerographia, aerographias
<b>aerographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> aerography

aerolitho, aerolithos
<b>aerolitho (-lito)</b><br><i>n</i> aerolite

aerolitic, aeroliticamente, aerolitiches
<i>adj</i> aerolitic

aerologia, aerologias
<b>aerologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> aerology

aerometria, aerometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> aerometry

aerometro, aerometros
<b>aerometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> aerometer

aeronauta, aeronautas
<b>aeronauta</b><br><i>n</i> aeronaut, airman

aeronautic, aeronauticamente, aeronautiches
<i>adj</i> aeronautic(al)

aeronautica, aeronauticas
<i>n</i> aeronautics

aeronave, aeronaves
<b>aeronave</b><br><i>n</i> airship;<br><b>aeronaves</b> aircraft

aeroplano, aeroplanos
<b>aeroplano</b><br><i>n</i> airplane

aeroporto, aeroportos
<b>aeroporto</b><br><i>n</i> airport

aerostatic, aerostaticamente, aerostatiches
<b>aerostatic</b><br><i>adj</i> aerostatic

aerostatica, aerostaticas
<i>n</i> aerostatics

aerostation, aerostationes
<i>n</i> aerostation

aerostato, aerostatos
<b>aerostato (-stato)</b><br><i>n</i> [Aeronaut.] aerostat

affabile, affabilemente, affabiles
<i>adj</i> affable

affabilitate, affabilitates
<i>n</i> affability

affaire, affaires
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> affair (1. concern; 2. event);<br><b>affaires</b> affairs, business

affamar, affama, affamante, affamara, affamarea, affamate, affamava
<i>v</i> to starve, famish (= to cause to starve or famish)

affamator, affamatores
<i>n</i> starver (as in "starver of the people")

affect
<b>affect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>afficer</b>

affectabile, affectabilemente, affectabiles
<i>adj</i> impressionable

affectar, affecta, affectante, affectara, affectarea, affectate, affectava
<i>v</i> to affect (= to have an affection for)<hr><i>v</i> to affect (to pretend, feign)

affectate, affectatemente, affectates
<i>adj</i> affected (= full of affectation)

affectation, affectationes
<i>n</i> affectation (= artificiality of manner)

affectibile, affectibilemente, affectibiles
<i>adj</i> impressionable

affectibilitate, affectibilitates
<i>n</i> impressionability

affection, affectiones
<i>n</i> affection (1. the fact or state of being affected or acted upon); 2. fondness; 3. [Pathol.])

affectionar, affectiona, affectionante, affectionara, affectionarea, affectionate, affectionava
<i>v</i> to be fond of

affectionate, affectionatemente, affectionates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>affectionar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> affectionate

affective, affectivemente, affectives
<i>adj</i> affective, emotional

affecto, affectos
<i>n</i> affection, fondness

affectuose, affectuosemente, affectuoses
<i>adj</i> loving, affectionate

afficer, affecte, affice, afficera, afficerea, afficeva, afficiente, afficite
<b>[-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to affect (= to have an effect on)

affidavit, affidavites
<b>(-vit)</b><br><i>n</i> affidavit (= written statement made on oath)

affiger, affige, affigente, affigera, affigerea, affigeva, affigite, affixe
<b>[-fig-/-fix-]</b><br><i>v</i> to affix, fasten

affilar, affila, affilante, affilara, affilarea, affilate, affilava
<i>v</i> to whet, sharpen

affilatoria, affilatorias
<i>n</i> sharpener, sharpening machine

affiliar, affilia, affiliante, affiliara, affiliarea, affiliate, affiliava
<i>v</i> to affiliate (= to receive or connect as member, branch, etc.);<br><b>affiliar se con</b> to affiliate with, join

affiliate, affiliatemente, affiliates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>affiliar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> affiliate, affiliated

affiliation, affiliationes
<i>n</i> affiliation (with a society, etc.)

affin, affines, affinmente
<i>adj</i> 1. resembling, like; 2. related by marriage;<br><b>(patre, matre, etc.) affin</b> (father-, mother-, etc.) in-law

affinamento, affinamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) refining, improving; <i>also:</i> [Metal.]

affinar, affina, affinante, affinara, affinarea, affinate, affinava
<i>v</i> 1. to refine, improve; <i>also:</i> [Metal.]

affinator, affinatores
<i>n</i> refiner (of metals)

affinitate, affinitates
<i>n</i> affinity (1. relationship by marriage; 2. resemblance, likeness; 3. attraction)

affirmabile, affirmabilemente, affirmabiles
<i>adj</i> affirmable

affirmar, affirma, affirmante, affirmara, affirmarea, affirmate, affirmava
<i>v</i> 1. to strengthen, make firm; 2. to affirm, assert

affirmation, affirmationes
<i>n</i> affirmation (1. assertion; 2. affirmative proposition)

affirmativa, affirmativas
<i>n</i> affirmative (= affirmative statement, reply, etc.)

affirmative, affirmativemente, affirmatives
<i>adj</i> affirmative;<br><b>responder affirmativemente</b> to answer in the affirmative

affirmator, affirmatores
<i>n</i> affirmer

affix
<b>affix-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>affiger</b>

affixar, affixa, affixante, affixara, affixarea, affixate, affixava
<i>v</i> to affix, fasten

affixo, affixos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] affix

afflict
<b>afflict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>affliger</b>

affliction, afflictiones
<i>n</i> affliction, distress

afflictive, afflictivemente, afflictives
<i>adj</i> giving pain, distressing;<br><b>pena afflictive</b> corporal punishment

affliger, afflicte, afflige, affligente, affligera, affligerea, affligeva, affligite
<b>[-flig-/-flict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to afflict;<br><b>affliger se</b> to be grieved

affloramento, affloramentos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] outcrop

afflorar, afflora, afflorante, afflorara, afflorarea, afflorate, afflorava
<i>v</i> [Geol.] to outcrop

affluente, affluentemente, affluentes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>affluer</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. tributary (as in "tributary stream"); 2. affluent, opulent<hr><i>n</i> tributary (stream), affluent

affluentia, affluentias
<i>n</i> affluence (1. concourse, flowing towards; 2. as in "affluence of people"; 3. profusion, opulence)

affluer, afflue, affluente, affluera, affluerea, afflueva, affluite, affluxe
<b>[-flu-/-flux-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to flow (into); 2. to crowd, flock, throng (to a place)

afflux
<b>afflux-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>affluer</b>

affluxo, affluxos
<i>n</i> afflux

affollamento, affollamentos
<i>n</i> 1. madness; 2. panic, terror

affollar, affolla, affollante, affollara, affollarea, affollate, affollava
<i>v</i> to madden, drive mad;<br><b>affollar se</b> to go mad; <i>also:</i> to lose control of oneself, grow panicky

affrontamento, affrontamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) affronting, insulting; 2. open defiance

affrontar, affronta, affrontante, affrontara, affrontarea, affrontate, affrontava
<i>v</i> to affront (1. to insult to the face; 2. to face in defiance)

affrontator, affrontatores
<i>n</i> affronter, insulter

affronto, affrontos
<i>n</i> affront

affusar, affusa, affusante, affusara, affusarea, affusate, affusava
<i>v</i> to spindle, give a spindle shape to (as in "to spindle a column, etc.")

africa
<b>Africa (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Africa

african, africanes, africanmente
<i>adj</i> African

africano, africanos
<i>n</i> African

agar-agar, agar-agares
<b>[Mal.]</b><br><i>n</i> agar-agar

agata, agatas
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> agate (= the stone agate)

agatifere, agatiferemente, agatiferes
<i>adj</i> agatiferous

agatiforme, agatiformemente, agatiformes
<b>agatiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> agatiform

agatin, agatines, agatinmente
<i>adj</i> agate, agatine

age
<b>-age (-aje)</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns and verbs; <b>-agi-</b> before <b>-a-</b> and <b>-o-</b> of additional suffix] -age (1. collection of ...; 2. action or process of -ing)

agenda, agendas
<i>n</i> agenda (= memorandum book)

agente, agentes
<i>n</i> agent (1. active power; 2. one who acts for another);<br><b>agente (de cambio)</b> (stock)broker

agentia, agentias
<i>n</i> agency (as in "news agency, real estate agency, etc.")

ager, acte, age, agente, agera, agerea, ageva, agite
<b>[ag-/act-; -ig-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> to act (= to be doing)

agglomerar, agglomera, agglomerante, agglomerara, agglomerarea, agglomerate, agglomerava
<i>v</i> to agglomerate (= to gather or heap together)

agglomeration, agglomerationes
<i>n</i> agglomeration

agglomerato, agglomeratos
<i>n</i> agglomerate

agglutinante, agglutinantemente, agglutinantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>agglutinar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> agglutinant, agglutinative;<br><b>linguas agglutinante</b> agglutinative languages

agglutinar, agglutina, agglutinante, agglutinara, agglutinarea, agglutinate, agglutinava
<i>v</i> to stick or glue together, agglutinate

agglutination, agglutinationes
<i>n</i> agglutination

agglutinative, agglutinativemente, agglutinatives
<i>adj</i> agglutinative, agglutinating

aggrandimento, aggrandimentos
<i>n</i> 1. enlargement; 2. aggrandizement

aggrandir, aggrandi, aggrandiente, aggrandira, aggrandirea, aggrandite, aggrandiva
<i>v</i> 1. to make greater, enlarge; <i>also:</i> to magnify; 2. to aggrandize (= to increase the power, wealth, or rank, of)

aggravamento, aggravamentos
<i>n</i> aggravation

aggravar, aggrava, aggravante, aggravara, aggravarea, aggravate, aggravava
<i>v</i> to aggravate (= to make worse);<br><b>aggravar se</b> to grow worse or more serious

aggravation, aggravationes
<i>n</i> aggravation (= act of aggravating, or state of being aggravated)

aggravator, aggravatores
<i>n</i> aggravator

aggreder, aggrede, aggredente, aggredera, aggrederea, aggredeva, aggredite, aggresse
<b>[-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> to assail, attack

aggregar, aggrega, aggregante, aggregara, aggregarea, aggregate, aggregava
<i>v</i> to aggregate (= to collect or unite into a mass or sum)

aggregation, aggregationes
<i>n</i> aggregation

aggregative, aggregativemente, aggregatives
<i>adj</i> aggregative

aggregato, aggregatos
<i>n</i> aggregate

aggress
<b>aggress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>aggreder</b>

aggression, aggressiones
<i>n</i> aggression

aggressive, aggressivemente, aggressives
<i>adj</i> aggressive

aggressor, aggressores
<i>n</i> aggressor

aggruppamento, aggruppamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) grouping; 2. group

aggruppar, aggruppa, aggruppante, aggruppara, aggrupparea, aggruppate, aggruppava
<i>v</i> to group

agi
<b>-agi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-age</b>

agibile, agibilemente, agibiles
<i>adj</i> 1. feasible; 2. manageable

agile, agilemente, agiles
<i>adj</i> agile; nimble

agilitate, agilitates
<i>n</i> agility; nimbleness

agio, agios
<b>(ajo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] agio, exchange premium

agiotage, agiotages
<b>(ajotaje)</b><br><i>n</i> agiotage, exchange business, stockbroking

agiotar, agiota, agiotante, agiotara, agiotarea, agiotate, agiotava
<b>(aj-)</b><br><i>v</i> to speculate (on the stock exchange)

agiotator, agiotatores
<b>(aj-)</b><br><i>n</i> speculator (on the stock exchange)

agitar, agita, agitante, agitara, agitarea, agitate, agitava
<i>v</i> I. to agitate (1. to move or shake violently; to stir; 2. to perturb, excite); II. to debate

agitation, agitationes
<i>n</i> agitation (1. violent moving or shaking; 2. disturbance, excitement)

agitator, agitatores
<i>n</i> agitator (1. [Pol.]; 2. apparatus for shaking or mixing; <i>also:</i> stirring rod, mixer)

agno, agnos
<i>n</i> lamb

agnostic, agnosticamente, agnostiches
<i>adj</i> agnostic

agnosticismo, agnosticismos
<i>n</i> agnosticism

agnostico, agnosticos
<i>n</i> agnostic

agog
<b>-agog-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] -agogue (1. leading; 2. drawing forth)

agon, agones
<i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] agon

agonia, agonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> agony (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind)

agonisante, agonisantemente, agonisantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>agonisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> on the point of death

agonisar, agonisa, agonisante, agonisara, agonisarea, agonisate, agonisava
<i>v</i> 1. to be on the point of death; 2. to agonize, suffer mental anguish

agonista, agonistas
<i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] agonist

agonistic, agonisticamente, agonistiches
<i>adj</i> [Gr. Antiq.] agonistic

agora, agoras
<b>(gora)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Hist.] agora

agoraphobe, agoraphobemente, agoraphobes
<b>agoraphobe (-phobe)</b><br><i>adj</i> agoraphobic

agoraphobia, agoraphobias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychopathol.] agoraphobia

agoraphobo, agoraphobos
<b>(-phobo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychopathol.] agoraphobe

agra
<b>-agra</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

agradabile, agradabilemente, agradabiles
<i>adj</i> agreeable, pleasing

agradamento, agradamentos
<i>n</i> 1. pleasure; 2. agreeableness, pleasantness

agradar, agrada, agradante, agradara, agradarea, agradate, agradava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>agradar a</b> to please

agrari, agrarimente, agraris
<i>adj</i> agrarian; <i>also:</i> farm, field (as in "farm or field laborer")

agreste, agrestemente, agrestes
<i>adj</i> rustic (1. rural; 2. awkward, uncouth)

agricola, agricolas
<b>agricola (-cola)</b><br><i>n</i> agriculturalist

agricole, agricolemente, agricoles
<b>agricole</b><br><i>adj</i> agricultural

agricultor, agricultores
<b>agricultor</b><br><i>n</i> agriculturist; <i>also:</i> farmer, husbandman, etc.

agricultura, agriculturas
<b>agricultura</b><br><i>n</i> agriculture, farming

agrimensor, agrimensores
<b>agrimensor</b><br><i>n</i> surveyor (= one who surveys lands, highways, etc.)

agrimensura, agrimensuras
<b>agrimensura</b><br><i>n</i> 1. surveying; 2. [Topog.] survey

agro, agros
<i>n</i> field (= arable land)

agronomia, agronomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> agronomy, agronomics

agronomic, agronomicamente, agronomiches
<i>adj</i> agronomic, agricultural

agronomo, agronomos
<b>agronomo (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> agronomist

aguerrimento, aguerrimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) inuring to war

aguerrir, aguerri, aguerriente, aguerrira, aguerrirea, aguerrite, aguerriva
<i>v</i> to inure to war

agulia, agulias
<i>n</i> needle; <i>also:</i> gramophone needle;<br><b>agulia magnetic</b> magnetic needle

aguliata, aguliatas
<i>n</i> needleful (of thread, etc.)

agulietta, aguliettas
<i>n</i> aglet, aiguillette

aigrette, aigrettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> aigrette

aira, airas
<i>n</i> threshing floor

ajornamento, ajornamentos
<i>n</i> adjournment, postponement

ajornar, ajorna, ajornante, ajornara, ajornarea, ajornate, ajornava
<i>v</i> to adjourn, postpone

al
<b>-al</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns] -al (= pertaining to ..., characteristic of ..., etc.) <hr><b>al-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>alcohol, aldehydo</b>, or <b>aluminium</b><hr><b>al-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>-al-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

ala, alas
<i>n</i> wing (1. "wing of a bird, airplane etc."; 2. part of a building)

alabastrin, alabastrines, alabastrinmente
<i>adj</i> alabastrine, alabaster

alabastrite, alabastrites
<i>n</i> alabaster (= Oriental alabaster)

alabastro, alabastros
<i>n</i> alabaster (as in "gypseous alabaster")

alacre, alacremente, alacres
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> eager, brisk, alacritous

alacritate, alacritates
<i>n</i> eagerness, briskness, alacrity

alarma, alarmas
<i>n</i> alarm (1. call to arms; 2. fright)

alarmante, alarmantemente, alarmantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>alarmar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> alarming

alarmar, alarma, alarmante, alarmara, alarmarea, alarmate, alarmava
<i>v</i> to alarm (1. to call to arms; 2. to startle)

alarmista, alarmistas
<i>n</i> alarmist

alate, alatemente, alates
<i>adj</i> winged

alauda
<i>see</i> <b>aloda</b>

alba, albas
<i>n</i> 1. dawn, break of day; 2. [Eccl.] alb

alban
<b>alban-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Albania</b>

albanese, albanesemente, albaneses
<i>adj/n</i> Albanian

albania
<b>Albania</b><br><i>npr</i> Albania

albatros, albatroses
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] albatross

albe, albemente, albes
<i>adj</i> white (= of the color white)

albergar, alberga, albergante, albergara, albergarea, albergate, albergava
<i>v</i> to shelter, lodge

albergero, albergeros
<i>n</i> innkeeper

albergo, albergos
<i>n</i> 1. shelter, lodging; 2. inn;<br><b>albergo de juventute</b> youth hostel

albiflor, albiflores, albiflormente
<b>albiflor</b><br><i>adj</i> white-flowered, albiflorous

albin, albines, albinmente
<i>adj</i> albino

albinismo, albinismos
<i>n</i> albinism

albino, albinos
<i>n</i> albino

albricoc, albricoches
<i>n</i> apricot

albricoch
<b>albricoch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>albricoc</b>

albricochiero, albricochieros
<i>n</i> apricot tree

album, albumes
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> album

albumina, albuminas
<b>(-mina)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biochem.] albumin

albumine, albumines
<i>n</i> albumen (1. white of an egg 2. [Bot.])

albuminoide, albuminoidemente, albuminoides
<i>adj</i> albuminoid, albuminoidal<hr><i>n</i> [Biochem.] albuminoid

albuminose, albuminosemente, albuminoses
<i>adj</i> albuminous, albuminose

albuminuria, albuminurias
<b>albuminuria</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] albuminuria

alc
<b>[al(c)-]</b><br>[occurring in compounds] some-, any-<br>(= <b>ali(c)-</b>)

alca, alcas
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] auk

alcal
<b>alcal-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>alcali</b>

alcalde, alcaldes
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> alcalde (= mayor of a Spanish town, etc.)

alcali
<b>(l-)</b><br>[Chem.] alkali;<br><b>alcali volatile</b> ammonia

alcalimetro, alcalimetros
<b>alcalimetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> alkalimeter

alcalin, alcalines, alcalinmente
<i>adj</i> alkaline

alcalinitate, alcalinitates
<i>n</i> alkalinity

alcalino, alcalinos
<i>n</i> alkaline

alcalisar, alcalisa, alcalisante, alcalisara, alcalisarea, alcalisate, alcalisava
<i>v</i> to alkalize

alcalisation, alcalisationes
<i>n</i> alkalization

alcaloide, alcaloides
<i>n</i> alkaloid

alce, alces
<i>n</i> [Zool.] elk

alchimia, alchimias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> alchemy

alchimic, alchimicamente, alchimiches
<i>adj</i> alchemical

alchimista, alchimistas
<i>n</i> alchemist

alco
<b>[alco]</b><br><i>pron</i> something, anything; <i>adv</i> somewhat<br>(= <b>alique</b>)

alcohol, alcoholes
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> alcohol

alcoholic, alcoholicamente, alcoholiches
<i>adj</i> alcoholic

alcoholico, alcoholicos
<i>n</i> alcoholic

alcoholisar, alcoholisa, alcoholisante, alcoholisara, alcoholisarea, alcoholisate, alcoholisava
<i>v</i> to alcoholize

alcoholisation, alcoholisationes
<i>n</i> alcoholization

alcoholismo, alcoholismos
<i>n</i> alcoholism

alcova, alcovas
<i>n</i> alcove (= recessed portion of a room)

alcun, alcunes, alcunmente
<b>[alcun]</b><br><i>adj</i> some, any; <i>also:</i> a few<br>(= <b>alicun</b>)

alcuno
<b>[alcuno]</b><br><i>indef pron</i> someone, anyone<br>(= <b>alicuno</b>)

ale, ales
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> ale

alerta, alertas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] alert

alerte, alertemente, alertes
<i>adj</i> alert (= vigilant)

aletta, alettas
<i>n</i> 1. small wing, winglet; 2. (small) wingshaped appendage (= flange, rib, fin, etc.)

aleut, aleutes
<i>n</i> Aleut

aleutas
<b>Aleutas</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Aleutians

aleutic, aleuticamente, aleutiches
<i>adj</i> Aleutian;<br><b>Insulas Aleutic</b> Aleutian Islands

alexandra
<b>Alexandra</b><br><i>nprf</i> Alexandra

alexandria
<b>Alexandria</b><br><i>npr</i> Alexandria

alexandrian, alexandrianes, alexandrianmente
<i>adj</i> Alexandrian (= of Alexandria)

alexandrin, alexandrines, alexandrinmente
<i>adj</i> I. Alexandrian (1. of Alexandria; 2. of Alexander the Great); II. [Pros.] Alexandrine

alexandrino, alexandrinos
<i>n</i> [Pros.] Alexandrine

alexandro
<b>Alexandro</b><br><i>nprm</i> Alexander

alga, algas
<i>n</i> alga

algebra, algebras
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> algebra

algebric, algebricamente, algebriches
<i>adj</i> algebraic, algebraical

algebrista, algebristas
<i>n</i> algebrist

alger
<b>Alger</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Alger; 2. Algiers

algeria
<b>Algeria</b><br><i>npr</i> Algeria

algerian, algerianes, algerianmente
<i>adj</i> Algerian, Algerine

algeriano, algerianos
<i>n</i> Algerian

algesia, algesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] algesia (= sensitivity to pain)

algia
<b>-algia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -algia (= pain)

algo
<b>algo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] algo-, alg- (= pain)

algometria, algometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychol.] algometry (= measurement of sensitivity to pain)

algometric, algometricamente, algometriches
<i>adj</i> [Psychol.] algometric

algometro, algometros
<b>algometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychol.] algometer

alia
<b>[alia] [L]</b><br><i>npl</i> other things;<br><b>inter alia</b> <i>inter alia</i>, among other things<hr><b>-alia</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] (= worthless collection of ...s)

alias
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. otherwise (= in another manner); 2. alias; 3. at another time

alibi, alibis
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adv</i> elsewhere<hr><b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> alibi

alibile, alibilemente, alibiles
<i>adj</i> nutritive, nourishing, alible

alibilitate, alibilitates
<i>n</i> alibility

alic
<b>ali(c)-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] any-, some-

alicubi
<b>alicubi (-cubi)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. somewhere; 2. anywhere as in ("did you see him anywhere?")

alicun, alicunes, alicunmente
<b>alicun</b><br><i>adj</i> some, any; <i>also:</i> a few;<br><b>alicun cosa</b> something, anything

alicuno
<i>indef pron</i> someone, somebody; anyone, anybody

alie, aliemente, alies
<b>[alie]</b><br><i>adj</i> other<br>(= <b>altere</b>)

alien, alienes, alienmente
<i>adj</i> alien (= differing in nature)

alienabile, alienabilemente, alienabiles
<i>adj</i> alienable

alienabilitate, alienabilitates
<i>n</i> alienability

alienar, aliena, alienante, alienara, alienarea, alienate, alienava
<i>v</i> to alienate (1. to transfer ownership of; 2. to estrange)

alienatario, alienatarios
<i>n</i> alienee

alienate, alienatemente, alienates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>alienar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> insane

alienation, alienationes
<i>n</i> alienation (1. transfer of ownership to another; 2. estrangement; 3. insanity)

alienator, alienatores
<i>n</i> alienator

alienismo, alienismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] alienism

alienista, alienistas
<i>n</i> alienist

alimentar, alimenta, alimentante, alimentara, alimentarea, alimentate, alimentava
<i>v</i> to feed

alimentari, alimentarimente, alimentaris
<i>adj</i> alimentary

alimentation, alimentationes
<i>n</i> nourishment, alimentation

alimentator, alimentatores
<i>n</i> feeder, alimenter

alimento, alimentos
<i>n</i> food;<br><b>alimentos</b> allowance; <i>specif.:</i> alimony

alimentose, alimentosemente, alimentoses
<i>adj</i> nutritious

alineamento, alineamentos
<i>n</i> alignment (= action of aligning)

alinear, alinea, alineante, alineara, alinearea, alineate, alineava
<i>v</i> to align (= to range or place in a line)

aliqua
<b>[aliqua] (l-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. somewhere; 2. somehow

aliquando
<b>aliquando</b><br><i>adv</i> at some time or other; at any time; sometime; in future time

aliquanto
<b>aliquanto</b><br><i>adv</i> somewhat, to some degree

alique
<b>alique (l-)</b><br><i>pron</i> something, anything; <i>adv</i> somewhat

aliquid
<b>[aliquid] (l-)</b><br><i>pron</i> something<br>(= <b>alique</b>)

aliquot, aliquotes, aliquotmente
<b>[aliquot] (l-)</b><br><i>adj/indef pron</i> some, several, a few

alizari, alizaris
<i>n</i> madder root

alizarina, alizarinas
<i>n</i> alizarin, madder root

all
<b>all-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] allo-, all- (= other)

all right
<b>[A]</b><br>all right

allactamento, allactamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) suckling, nursing

allactar, allacta, allactante, allactara, allactarea, allactate, allactava
<i>v</i> to suckle, nurse

allargamento, allargamentos
<i>n</i> widening, broadening

allargar, allarga, allargante, allargara, allargarea, allargate, allargava
<i>v</i> to widen (= to make broad(er))

allectar, allecta, allectante, allectara, allectarea, allectate, allectava
<i>v</i> to lay up (through illness)

allectate, allectatemente, allectates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>allectar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> bedridden

allegar, allega, allegante, allegara, allegarea, allegate, allegava
<i>v</i> to allege (= to bring forward as an argument or excuse)

allegation, allegationes
<i>n</i> [Law] allegation

allegoria, allegorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> allegory

allegoric, allegoricamente, allegoriches
<i>adj</i> allegoric, allegorical

allegorisar, allegorisa, allegorisante, allegorisara, allegorisarea, allegorisate, allegorisava
<i>v</i> to allegorize

allegorisation, allegorisationes
<i>n</i> allegorization

allegorisator, allegorisatores
<i>n</i> allegorizer

allegorista, allegoristas
<i>n</i> allegorist

allegrar, allegra, allegrante, allegrara, allegrarea, allegrate, allegrava
<i>v</i> to cheer up, brighten up (= to make gay or cheerful);<br><b>allegrar se</b> to rejoice

allegre, allegremente, allegres
<i>adj</i> gay, sprightly; merry; cheerful

allegressa, allegressas
<i>n</i> gayness, sprightliness; merriness; cheerfulness

allegretto, allegrettos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] allegretto

allegro, allegros
<i>n</i> [Mus.] allegro

alleluia
<b>(-ya)</b><br>alleluia, hallelujah

allergia, allergias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] allergy

allergic, allergicamente, allergiches
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] allergic

allerta, allertas
<i>n</i> alert, alarm

allertar, allerta, allertante, allertara, allertarea, allertate, allertava
<i>v</i> to give the alarm to, alarm

allerte, allertemente, allertes
<i>adj</i> alert, watchful

alleviar, allevia, alleviante, alleviara, alleviarea, alleviate, alleviava
<i>v</i> to lighten (= to make less heavy); <i>also:</i> to alleviate

alleviation, alleviationes
<i>n</i> lightening (= making less heavy); <i>also:</i> alleviation

alleviator, alleviatores
<i>n</i> lightener; <i>also:</i> alleviator

alliantia, alliantias
<i>n</i> alliance;<br><b>le arca del alliantia</b> the Ark of the Covenant

alliar, allia, alliante, alliara, alliarea, alliate, alliava
<i>v</i> to ally;<br><b>alliar se</b> to form an alliance

alliato, alliatos
<i>n</i> ally

alligar, alliga, alligante, alligara, alligarea, alligate, alligava
<i>v</i> 1. to bind, attach (to); 2. to alloy (as in "to alloy silver with copper")

alligato, alligatos
<i>n</i> alloy

alligator, alligators
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> alligator

allio, allios
<i>n</i> garlic

alliterar, allitera, alliterante, alliterara, alliterarea, alliterate, alliterava
<i>v</i> to alliterate

alliteration, alliterationes
<i>n</i> alliteration

allitter
<b>allitter-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>alliter-</b>

allocut
<b>allocut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>alloquer</b>

allocution, allocutiones
<i>n</i> allocution

allongamento, allongamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) lengthening

allongar, allonga, allongante, allongara, allongarea, allongate, allongava
<i>v</i> to lengthen (= to make longer);<br><b>allongar (le bracio)</b> to stretch out (one's arm)

allopathe, allopathes
<b>allopathe (--)</b><br><i>n</i> allopath

allopathia, allopathias
<b>allopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> allopathy

alloquer, allocute, alloque, alloquente, alloquera, alloquerea, alloqueva, alloquite
<b>[-loqu-/-locut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pronounce an allocution

allotrope, allotropemente, allotropes
<b>allotrope (-trope)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. [Chem.] allotropic; 2. [Zoo.] allotropous

allotropia, allotropias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] allotropy

allotropic, allotropicamente, allotropiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] allotropic

allotropo, allotropos
<b>(-tropo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] allotrope

allu
<b>allu-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

alluder, allude, alludente, alludera, alluderea, alludeva, alludite, alluse
<b>[-lud-/-lus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to allude

allus
<b>allus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>alluder</b>

allusion, allusiones
<i>n</i> allusion;<br><b>facer allusion a</b> to allude to

allusive, allusivemente, allusives
<i>adj</i> allusive; alluding

alluv
<b>alluv-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>allu-</b>

alluvial, alluviales, alluvialmente
<i>adj</i> alluvial

alluvion, alluviones
<i>n</i> 1. inundation; alluvion; 2. alluvium

alle, alles
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> avenue, walk, alley

alma mater
<b>[L]</b><br><i>alma mater</i>

almanac, almanaches
<i>n</i> almanac

almosna, almosnas
<i>n</i> alms;<br><b>facer almosna</b> to give alms

almosneria, almosnerias
<b>(-a]</b><br><i>n</i> almonry

almosnero, almosneros
<i>n</i> almoner; almsgiver

almosniera, almosnieras
<i>n</i> alms purse, alms bag

aloda, alodas
<i>n</i> lark (= singing bird of the family Alaudidae)

alora
<b>[alora]</b><br><i>adv</i> then (1. at that time; 2. in that case, consequently)<br>(= <b>tunc)</b>

alpes
<b>Alpes</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Alps

alpestre, alpestremente, alpestres
<i>adj</i> Alpine, Alpestrine

alpha, alphas
<i>n</i> alpha (= the first letter of the Greek alphabet);<br><b>alpha e omega</b> alpha and omega;<br><b>particula alpha</b> alpha particle;<br><b>radio alpha</b> alpha ray

alphabetic, alphabeticamente, alphabetiches
<i>adj</i> alphabetical

alphabetisar, alphabetisa, alphabetisante, alphabetisara, alphabetisarea, alphabetisate, alphabetisava
<i>v</i> to alphabetize

alphabetisation, alphabetisationes
<i>n</i> alphabetization

alphabeto, alphabetos
<b>alphabeto</b><br><i>n</i> alphabet

alpin, alpines, alpinmente
<i>adj</i> Alpine, alpine; <i>also:</i> [Ethnol.]

alpinismo, alpinismos
<i>n</i> Alpinism; mountaineering

alpinista, alpinistas
<i>n</i> Alpinist; Alpine climber

alquando
<b>[alquando]</b><br><i>adv</i> at some time or other; at any time; sometime; in future time<br>(= <b>aliquando</b>)

alquanto
<b>[alquanto]</b><br><i>adv</i> somewhat, to some degree<br>(= <b>aliquanto</b>)

alsatia
<b>Alsatia</b><br><i>npr</i> Alsace

alsatian, alsatianes, alsatianmente
<i>adj</i> Alsatian

alsatiano, alsatianos
<i>n</i> Alsatian

alsi
<b>[alsi] (-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. also, too; 2. likewise, moreover, furthermore<br>(= <b>etiam</b>)

altai
<b>Altai (-i)</b><br><i>npr</i> Altai (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region)

altaic, altaicamente, altaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> Altaic

altar, altares
<i>n</i> altar

alte, altemente, altes
<i>adj</i> 1. high; 2. loud;<br><b>in alte voce</b> aloud (1. not in a whisper; 2. loudly)

alterabile, alterabilemente, alterabiles
<i>adj</i> alterable

alterar, altera, alterante, alterara, alterarea, alterate, alterava
<i>v</i> 1. to alter (= to make different); 2. to adulterate;<br><b>su voce se alterava (con emotion)</b> his voice broke (with emotion)

alteration, alterationes
<i>n</i> 1. alteration; 2. adulteration (= action of adulterating)

altercar, alterca, altercante, altercara, altercarea, altercate, altercava
<i>v</i> to quarrel, wrangle, altercate

altercation, altercationes
<i>n</i> altercation

altere, alteremente, alteres
<i>adj</i> other (1. additional; 2. different);<br><b>un altere</b> another;<br><b>le un le altere, le unes le alteres</b> one another, each other;<br><b>altere vice</b> a second time, once again, once more

alternar, alterna, alternante, alternara, alternarea, alternate, alternava
<i>v</i> to alternate (1. to do by turns; 2. to occur by turns)

alternate, alternatemente, alternates
<i>adj</i> alternate, alternating

alternation, alternationes
<i>n</i> alternation

alternativa, alternativas
<i>n</i> 1. alternation; 2. alternative (= choice between two possible things or lines of action)

alternative, alternativemente, alternatives
<i>adj</i> 1. alternate, alternating; 2. alternative;<br><b>currente alternative</b> alternating current

alterne, alternemente, alternes
<i>adj</i> [Math., Bot.] alternate;<br><b>angulos alterne</b> alternate angles

alterubi
<b>[alterubi] (-rubi)</b><br><i>adv</i> elsewhere

altessa, altessas
<i>n</i> Highness

altiamento, altiamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) raising or lifting

altiar, altia, altiante, altiara, altiarea, altiate, altiava
<i>v</i> to raise (1. to make higher; 2. to raise the position or level of);<br><b>altiar le voce</b> to raise one's voice

altimetro, altimetros
<b>altimetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> altimeter

altisonante, altisonantemente, altisonantes
<b>altisonante</b><br><i>adj</i> altisonant, high-sounding

altisone, altisonemente, altisones
<b>altisone</b><br><i>adj</i> altisonant, high-sounding

altitude, altitudes
<i>n</i> 1. altitude; 2. height;<br><b>al altitude del (situation, etc.)</b> equal to (the situation, etc.);<br><b>al altitude de (un capo, un insula, etc.)</b> off (a cape, an island, etc.)

alto, altos
<i>n</i> I. top, upper part; II. [Mus.] alto (1. contralto voice; 2. tenor violin);<br><b>le altos e (le) bassos</b> the ups and downs;<br><b>in alto</b> 1. upward(s), up; <i>also:</i> upstairs; 2. (up) on top; <i>also:</i> upstairs;<br><b>de alto a basso</b> 1. from the top to the bottom; 2. from top to bottom, from top to toe

alto-parlator, alto-parlatores
<i>n</i> loud-speaker

altru
<b>altru-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>altere</b>

altruismo, altruismos
<i>n</i> altruism

altruista, altruistas
<i>n</i> altruist

aluminium, aluminiumes
<b>(-nium)</b><br><i>n</i> aluminum, aluminium

alveo, alveos
<i>n</i> trough, tub; <i>also:</i> bathtub

alveolari, alveolarimente, alveolaris
<i>adj</i> 1. cell-like; honeycomb (as in "honeycomb pattern"); 2. [Anat.] alveolar

alveolate, alveolatemente, alveolates
<i>adj</i> honeycombed, pitted, alveolate

alveolo, alveolos
<b>(-olo)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cell (of a honeycomb); 2. socket (of a tooth)

am
<b>am-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ammoniaco</b>

amabile, amabilemente, amabiles
<i>adj</i> lovable, amiable

amabilitate, amabilitates
<i>n</i> amiability

amalgama, amalgamas
<b>(-ml-)</b><br><i>n</i> amalgam

amalgamar, amalgama, amalgamante, amalgamara, amalgamarea, amalgamate, amalgamava
<i>v</i> to amalgamate (1. [Metal.]; 2. to combine, consolidate)

amalgamation, amalgamationes
<i>n</i> amalgamation (1. union, consolidation; 2. [Metal.])

amalgamator, amalgamatores
<i>n</i> amalgamator

amandola, amandolas
<b>(-ndola)</b><br><i>n</i> almond

amandoliero, amandolieros
<i>n</i> almond-tree

amante, amantes
<i>n</i> lover, paramour

amar, ama, amante, amara, amarea, amares, amarmente, amate, amava
<i>adj</i> bitter <hr><i>v</i> to love; <i>also:</i> to like, be fond of, etc.

amarage, amarages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Aeronaut.] action of alighting on water

amarar, amara, amarante, amarara, amararea, amarate, amarava
<i>v</i> [Aeronaut.] to alight on water

amarisar, amarisa, amarisante, amarisara, amarisarea, amarisate, amarisava
<i>v</i> to make bitter; to embitter

amaritude, amaritudes
<i>n</i> bitterness

amassamento, amassamentos
<i>n</i> amassment

amassar, amassa, amassante, amassara, amassarea, amassate, amassava
<i>v</i> to amass

amassator, amassatores
<i>n</i> amasser

amate, amatemente, amates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>amar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> beloved

amateur, amateurs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> amateur

amator
<i>v</i> lover (= one who has a strong liking for something)

amatori, amatorimente, amatoris
<i>adj</i> amatory

amazon
<b>Amazon</b><br><i>npr</i> Amazon (1. Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Geog.]);<br><b>amazon</b> amazon, horsewoman; <i>also:</i> virago

amazonie, amazoniemente, amazonies
<i>adj</i> Amazonian (1. pertaining to the Amazons; 2. pertaining to the Amazon river)

ambass
<b>ambass-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

ambassada, ambassadas
<i>n</i> embassy

ambassator, ambassatores
<i>n</i> ambassador

ambe, ambemente, ambes
<i>adj</i> both;<br><b>ambes</b> <i>pron</i> both

ambidextere, ambidextre, ambidexteremente, ambidextremente, ambidexteres, ambidextres
also: <B>ambidextre</B><BR><I>adj</I> ambidextrous

ambiente, ambientemente, ambientes
<i>adj</i> ambient, surrounding <hr><i>n</i> environment (= all of the surrounding conditions and influences)

ambigue, ambiguemente, ambigues
<i>adj</i> ambiguous

ambiguitate, ambiguitates
<i>n</i> ambiguity (1. double or dubious meaning; 2. ambiguous expression)

ambir, ambi, ambiente, ambira, ambirea, ambite, ambiva
<i>v</i> 1. to go round (something), surround; 2. to go round after, solicit

ambition, ambitiones
<i>n</i> ambition

ambitiose, ambitiosemente, ambitioses
<i>adj</i> ambitious

ambito, ambitos
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> ambit, circuit, circuitous route

ambivert
<b>ambivert-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

ambivertito, ambivertitos
<i>n</i> [Psychol.] ambivert

ambly
<b>ambly-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] ambly- (= dull; dim; blunt; obtuse, etc.)

amblyopia, amblyopias
<b>amblyopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] amblyopia

amblyopic, amblyopicamente, amblyopiches
<i>adj</i> amblyopic

ambra, ambras
<i>n</i> 1. amber; 2. ambergris;<br><b>ambra gris</b> ambergris

ambrar, ambra, ambrante, ambrara, ambrarea, ambrate, ambrava
<i>v</i> to perfume with ambergris

ambrosia, ambrosias
<i>n</i> ambrosia (1. food intended or fit for the gods; 2. [Bot.] wormseed)

ambrosial, ambrosiales, ambrosialmente
<i>adj</i> ambrosial

ambrosian, ambrosianes, ambrosianmente
<i>adj</i> Ambrosian;<br><b>canto ambrosian</b> Ambrosian chant;<br><b>rito ambrosian</b> Ambrosian rite

ambrosie, ambrosiemente, ambrosies
<i>adj</i> ambrosial

ambrosio
<b>Ambrosio</b><br><i>nprm</i> Ambrose;<br><b>Sancte Ambrosio</b> Saint Ambrose

ambulante, ambulantemente, ambulantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>ambular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> ambulant

ambulantia, ambulantias
<i>n</i> ambulance (1. field hospital; 2. "hospital ambulance")

ambular, ambula, ambulante, ambulara, ambularea, ambulate, ambulava
<i>v</i> to walk (= to go on foot)

ambulatura, ambulaturas
<i>n</i> gait, walk

ameba, amebas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] amoeba

amebic, amebicamente, amebiches
<i>adj</i> amoebic

amebiforme, amebiformemente, amebiformes
<b>amebiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> amoebiform

ameboide, ameboidemente, ameboides
<i>adj</i> amoeboid;<br><b>movimentos ameboide</b> [Zool., Physiol.] amoeboid movements

amen
<b>[L]</b><br><i>interj</i> amen

amento
<b>-amento</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -ament, -ement, -ment (= action or result of ...ing)

america
<b>America</b><br><i>npr</i> America;<br><b>America del nord</b> North America;<br><b>America del sud</b> South America;<br><b>America latin</b> Latin America

american, americanes, americanmente
<i>adj</i> American (1. belonging to North or South America; 2. belonging to the United States)

americanisar, americanisa, americanisante, americanisara, americanisarea, americanisate, americanisava
<i>v</i> to Americanize

americanismo, americanismos
<i>n</i> Americanism (1. American custom or characteristic; 2. word or phrase peculiar to American English)

americano, americanos
<i>n</i> American (1. an inhabitant of North or South America; 2. an inhabitant of the United States)

amethysto, amethystos
<i>n</i> amethyst

amic, amicamente, amiches
<b>(-c)</b><br><i>adj</i> friendly (= not enemy);<br><b>(nation) amic</b> friendly (nation)

amica, amicas
<b>(-ca)</b><br><i>n</i> friend (<i>fem.</i>)

amicabile, amicabilemente, amicabiles
<i>adj</i> amicable, friendly

amicabilitate, amicabilitates
<i>n</i> friendliness, amicability

amical, amicales, amicalmente
<i>adj</i> friendly;<br><b>(reguardo) amical</b> friendly (look)

amicar, amica, amicante, amicara, amicarea, amicate, amicava
<i>v</i> to make friends of;<br><b>amicar se</b> to make friends (with)

amicitate, amicitates
<i>n</i> friendship

amico, amicos
<b>(-co)</b><br><i>n</i> friend (<i>masc.</i>)

amido, amidos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] amide

amidogeno, amidogenos
<b>amidogeno (-geno)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] amidogen

amino, aminos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] amine

amino-acido, amino-acidos, aminoacido, aminoacidos
<B>(-cido)</B><BR><I>n</I> [Chem.] amino acid

aminophenol, aminophenoles
<b>aminophenol</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] aminophenol

amita, amitas
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> aunt

ammon
<b>Ammon</b><br><i>npr</i> Ammon (1. [Egypt. Relig.]; 2. [Gr., Rom. Relig.]);<br><b>corno de Ammon</b> horn of Ammon <hr><b>ammon-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ammoniaco</b> or <b>ammonium</b>

ammonal, ammonales
<b>ammonal</b><br><i>n</i> [Technol.] ammonal

ammoniac, ammoniacamente, ammoniaches
<i>adj</i> ammoniac;<br><b>gumma ammoniac</b> gum ammoniac;<br><b>aqua ammoniac</b> ammonia (water)

ammoniacal, ammoniacales, ammoniacalmente
<i>adj</i> ammoniacal

ammoniaco, ammoniacos
<i>n</i> 1. ammonia (= [Chem.] NH3); 2. ammoniac, gum ammoniac;<br><b>ammoniaco (liquide)</b> (liquid) ammonia, ammonia (water)

ammonic, ammonicamente, ammoniches
<i>adj</i> ammonic, ammoniacal

ammonificar, ammonifica, ammonificante, ammonificara, ammonificarea, ammonificate, ammonificava
<i>v</i> to ammonify

ammonification, ammonificationes
<i>n</i> ammonification (1. impregnation with ammonia; 2. decomposition with production of ammonia)

ammonite, ammonites
<i>n</i> [Paleontol.] ammonite

ammonium, ammoniumes
<b>(-nium)</b><br><i>n</i> ammonium

amnesia, amnesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> amnesia, loss of memory

amnestia, amnestias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> amnesty

amnestiar, amnestia, amnestiante, amnestiara, amnestiarea, amnestiate, amnestiava
<i>v</i> to amnesty, give or proclaim amnesty (to)

amnestic, amnesticamente, amnestiches
<i>adj</i> amnesty, amnestic

amollimento, amollimentos
<i>n</i> softening, making soft

amollir, amolli, amolliente, amollira, amollirea, amollite, amolliva
<i>v</i> to soften (= to make soft)

amonta, amontas
<i>n</i> amount

amontar, amonta, amontante, amontara, amontarea, amontate, amontava
<i>v</i> to amount

amor, amores
<i>n</i> love (= passionate affection);<br><b>amor proprie</b> self-esteem;<br><b>amores</b> amours, love-affairs

amoral, amorales, amoralmente
<i>adj</i> amoral, nonmoral

amoralismo, amoralismos
<i>n</i> amoralism

amoretto, amorettos
<i>n</i> love affair, flirtation

amorose, amorosemente, amoroses
<i>adj</i> amorous (1. loving; 2. pertaining to love)

amorositate, amorositates
<i>n</i> amorousness

amorphe, amorphemente, amorphes
<i>adj</i> amorphous; <i>specif.:</i> [Chem.; Geol.; Biol.; etc.]

amorphia, amorphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> amorphism

amorphismo, amorphismos
<i>n</i> amorphism

amortimento, amortimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) deadening, subduing

amortir, amorti, amortiente, amortira, amortirea, amortite, amortiva
<i>v</i> to deaden (feelings, taste, etc.)

amortisar, amortisa, amortisante, amortisara, amortisarea, amortisate, amortisava
<i>v</i> to amortize (= to extinguish a debt by means of a sinking fund)

amortisation, amortisationes
<i>n</i> amortization

amover, amove, amovente, amovera, amoverea, amoveva, amovite
<i>v</i> to amove, remove (from office, etc.)

amovibile, amovibilemente, amovibiles
<i>adj</i> amovable, removable (= subject to removal)

amovibilitate, amovibilitates
<i>n</i> amovability, removability

amperage, amperages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> amperage

ampere, amperes, ampre, andr marie ampre
<B>(ampr)</B><BR><I>n</I> ampere<HR><B>Ampre, Andr Marie</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1775-1836; physicist after whom the "ampere" is named];<BR><B>lege de Ampre</B> Ampre's law

ampere-hora, ampere-horas
<b>(amper-hra)</b><br><i>n</i> ampere-hour

ampere-torno, ampere-tornos
<b>(amper-trno)</b><br><i>n</i> ampere turn

amperometro, amperometros
<b>amperometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> amperometer, ammeter

amphi
<b>amphi-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used chiefly to form technical terms] amphi- (1. both; 2. around, about)

amphibie, amphibiemente, amphibies
<i>adj</i> amphibious

amphibio, amphibios
<i>n</i> amphibian (1. [Zool.]; 2. amphibian airplane)

amphibiologia, amphibiologias
<b>amphibiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> amphibiology

amphitheatral, amphitheatrales, amphitheatralmente
<i>adj</i> amphitheatric, amphitheatrical

amphitheatro, amphitheatros
<i>n</i> amphitheater

amphora, amphoras
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> amphora

ample, amplemente, amples
<i>adj</i> ample (1. spacious, extensive; 2. copious)

ampliar, amplia, ampliante, ampliara, ampliarea, ampliate, ampliava
<i>v</i> to enlarge (= to make larger)

ampliation, ampliationes
<i>n</i> enlargement, enlarging

amplificar, amplifica, amplificante, amplificara, amplificarea, amplificate, amplificava
<i>v</i> to amplify (1. as in "to amplify a story, etc."; 2. [Elec.]; 3. to exaggerate)

amplification, amplificationes
<i>n</i> amplification

amplificative, amplificativemente, amplificatives
<i>adj</i> amplifying, magnifying

amplificator, amplificatores
<i>n</i> amplifier; <i>also:</i> [Photog.] enlarger

amplitude, amplitudes
<i>n</i> amplitude

ampulla, ampullas
<i>n</i> 1. [Pathol.] blister; 2. [Eccl.] ampulla; 3. phial, flask; <i>also:</i> ampoule; 4. (electric) bulb

amputar, amputa, amputante, amputara, amputarea, amputate, amputava
<i>v</i> to amputate

amputation, amputationes
<i>n</i> amputation

amuleto, amuletos
<i>n</i> amulet; <i>also:</i> charm

amusamento, amusamentos
<i>n</i> amusement

amusar, amusa, amusante, amusara, amusarea, amusate, amusava
<i>v</i> to amuse, entertain;<br><b>amusar se</b> to amuse or divert oneself

an
<b>[an]</b><br>1. <i>interr part</i> -;<br><b>an ille habe le libro?</b> has he the book?;<br>2. <i>conj</i> whether <hr><b>-an</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with names of places and persons] -an (1. pertaining to ...; 2. native to, citizen of, or inhabiting ...) <hr><b>an-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>a-</b> in positions other than before <b>-h-</b> and vowels; used with nouns and adjectives] a-, an-, (= not ...; without or lacking ...)

ana
<b>ana-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> ana- (1. up, upwards; 2. backwards; 3. again)

anabaptisar, anabaptisa, anabaptisante, anabaptisara, anabaptisarea, anabaptisate, anabaptisava
<i>v</i> to anabaptize, rebaptize

anabaptismo, anabaptismos
<i>n</i> Anabaptism

anabaptista, anabaptistas
<i>n</i> Anabaptist

anacardiaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Anacardiaceae

anacardiacee, anacardiacees
<i>n</i> [Bot.] anacardiaceous

anacardio, anacardios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] anacardium

anachrone, anachronemente, anachrones
<i>adj</i> anachronous, anachronic

anachronic, anachronicamente, anachroniches
<i>adj</i> anachronous, anachronic, anachronistic

anachronisar, anachronisa, anachronisante, anachronisara, anachronisarea, anachronisate, anachronisava
<i>v</i> to anachronize, commit anachronisms

anachronismo, anachronismos
<i>n</i> anachronism

anacreonte
<b>Anacreonte</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Lit.] Anacreon

anacreontic, anacreonticamente, anacreontiches
<i>adj</i> Anacreontic

anaerobie, anaerobiemente, anaerobies
<i>adj</i> [Biol.] anaerobic

anaerobio, anaerobios
<i>n</i> [Biol.] anaerobe

anagramma, anagrammas
<i>n</i> anagram

anal, anales, analmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] anal

analectos
<i>npl</i> analects, analecta

analgesia, analgesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] analgesia (= insensitivity to pain)

analgesic, analgesicamente, analgesiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] analgesic

analgia, analgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] analgia, analgesia (= insensitivity to pain)

analgic, analgicamente, analgiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] analgic, analgesic

analoge, analogemente, analoges
<b>(-loge)</b><br><i>adj</i> analogous (= corresponding in some ways);<br><b>analoge a</b> analogous to

analogia, analogias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> analogy

analogic, analogicamente, analogiches
<i>adj</i> analogic, analogical (= founded on analogy)

analphabete, analphabetemente, analphabetes
<i>adj</i> illiterate

analphabetic, analphabeticamente, analphabetiches
<i>adj</i> 1. illiterate; 2. [Phonet.] analphabetic; 3. unwritten, without an alphabet

analphabetismo, analphabetismos
<i>n</i> 1. illiteracy; 2. [Phonet.] analphabetism, analphabetic notation

analphabeto, analphabetos
<i>n</i> illiterate

analysabile, analysabilemente, analysabiles
<i>adj</i> analyzable

analysar, analysa, analysante, analysara, analysarea, analysate, analysava
<i>v</i> to analyze

analysator, analysatores
<i>n</i> analyzer, analyst

analyse, analyses
<b>(-lyse)</b><br><i>n</i> analysis;<br><b>analyse qualitative</b> qualitative analysis;<br><b>analyse quantitative</b> quantitative analysis;<br><b>analyse infinitesimal</b> infinitesimal calculus;<br><b>in le ultime analyse</b> in the last analysis, all things considered

analysta, analystas
<i>n</i> analyst, analyzer

analytic, analyticamente, analytiches
<i>adj</i> analytic, analytical;<br><b>geometria analytic</b> analytic geometry

ananas, ananases
<b>(-s)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] pineapple

anarch
<b>anarch-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] anarch-, anarcho- (= anarchic, anarchical)

anarchia, anarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anarchy

anarchic, anarchicamente, anarchiches
<i>adj</i> anarchic, anarchical

anarchismo, anarchismos
<i>n</i> anarchism

anarchista, anarchistas
<i>n</i> anarchist

anarchosyndicalismo, anarchosyndicalismos
<b>anarchosyndicalismo</b><br><i>n</i> anarchosyndicalism

anarchosyndicalista, anarchosyndicalistas
<b>anarchosyndicalista</b><br><i>n</i> anarchosyndicalist; <i>also: attrib.</i>

anate, anates
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] duck

anathema, anathemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-] (-tema)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] anathema

anathemat
<b>anathemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>anathema</b>

anathematisar, anathematisa, anathematisante, anathematisara, anathematisarea, anathematisate, anathematisava
<i>v</i> [Eccl.] to anathematize

anatolia
<b>Anatolia</b><br><i>npr</i> Anatolia

anatom
<b>anatom-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives] anatom- (= anatomy)

anatomia, anatomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anatomy

anatomic, anatomicamente, anatomiches
<i>adj</i> anatomic, anatomical

anatomista, anatomistas
<i>n</i> anatomist

ancestral, ancestrales, ancestralmente
<i>adj</i> ancestral

ancestre, ancestres
<i>n</i> ancestor

ancian, ancianes, ancianmente
<i>adj</i> ancient, old;<br><b>(le) ancianos</b> (the) ancients

ancianitate, ancianitates
<i>n</i> 1. oldness, antiquity; 2. seniority (= length of service)

ancora, ancoras
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> anchor <hr><b>[ancora]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> still, yet; 2. <i>interj</i> encore!

ancorage, ancorages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> anchorage (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3. anchorage dues)

ancorar, ancora, ancorante, ancorara, ancorarea, ancorate, ancorava
<i>v</i> to anchor

andaluse, andalusemente, andaluses
<i>adj</i> Andalusian

andalusia
<b>Andalusia</b><br><i>npr</i> Andalusia

andaluso, andalusos
<i>n</i> Andalusian

andante, andantemente, andantes
<b>[I]</b><br><i>adj/adv/n</i> [Mus.] andante

andantino, andantinomente, andantinos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>adj/n</i> [Mus.] andantino

andes
<b>Andes</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Andes;<br><b>Cordillera del Andes</b> Cordillera of the Andes

andr
<b>andr-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] andr-, andro- (= man, male, husband)

andreas
<b>Andreas (-as)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Andrew

androgyne, androgynemente, androgynes
<b>androgyne</b><br><i>adj</i> androgynous (1. hermaphroditic; 2. [Bot.])

androgynia, androgynias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> androgyny

androgyno, androgynos
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> androgyne (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot.])

androide, androides
<i>n</i> android

androphobia, androphobias
<b>androphobia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> androphobia

anecdota, anecdotas
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> anecdote

anecdotic, anecdoticamente, anecdotiches
<i>adj</i> anecdotal

anecdotista, anecdotistas
<i>n</i> anecdotist

anellar, anella, anellante, anellara, anellarea, anellate, anellava
<i>v</i> to (cause to) curl in ringlets, locks, etc.

anellides
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Annelides

anello, anellos
<i>n</i> ring (= circle of metal or other material); <i>also:</i> link (of a chain);<br><b>anello nuptial</b> wedding ring;<br><b>anello del piscator</b> fisherman's ring

anemia, anemias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] anemia, anaemia

anemic, anemicamente, anemiches
<i>adj</i> anemic, anaemic

anemo
<b>anemo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] anemo- (= wind)

anemographia, anemographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Meterol.] anemography

anemographo, anemographos
<b>anemographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> anemograph

anemometro, anemometros
<b>anemometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> anemometer

anemone, anemones
<b>(-ne)</b><br><i>n</i> anemone;<br><b>anemone de mar</b> sea anemone

anemoscopio, anemoscopios
<b>anemoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> anemoscope

anesthesia, anesthesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anesthesia

anesthesiar, anesthesia, anesthesiante, anesthesiara, anesthesiarea, anesthesiate, anesthesiava
<i>v</i> to anesthetize

anesthetic, anestheticamente, anesthetiches
<i>adj</i> anesthetic

anesthetico, anestheticos
<i>n</i> anesthetic

anetho, anethos
<i>n</i> dill

ange
<b>-ange-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>angio-</b>

angela
<b>Angela (-)</b><br><i>nprf</i> Angela

angelic, angelicamente, angeliches
<i>adj</i> angelic;<br><b>le salutation angelic</b> the Angelic Salutation, the Ave Maria

angelica, angelicas
<b>Angelica</b><br><i>nprf</i> Angelica<hr><i>n</i> [Bot.] angelica

angelo, angelos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> angel;<br><b>angelo tutelar</b> guardian angel

angelus, angeluses
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Angelus; <i>also:</i> Angelus bell

angina, anginas
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] quinsy, angina;<br><b>angina de pectore</b> <i>angina pectoris</i>

anginose, anginosemente, anginoses
<i>adj</i> quinsied

angio
<b>angio-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] angio- (= vessel)

angiographia, angiographias
<b>angiographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> angiography

angiologia, angiologias
<b>angiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> angiology

angiosperma, angiospermas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] angiosperm;<br><b>angiospermas</b> Angiospermae

angiosperme, angiospermemente, angiospermes
<b>angiosperme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] angiospermous

anglaterra
<b>Anglaterra</b><br><i>npr</i> England

anglese, anglesemente, angleses
<i>adj</i> English<hr><i>n</i> 1. English (= English language); 2. Englishman, Englishwoman

anglia
<b>Anglia</b><br><i>npr</i> [Hist.] Anglia

anglic, anglicamente, angliches
<i>adj</i> Anglic, Anglian

anglican, anglicanes, anglicanmente
<i>adj</i> [Eccl.] Anglican;<br><b>ecclesia anglican</b> Church of England

anglicanismo, anglicanismos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Anglicanism

anglicano, anglicanos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Anglican

anglicisar, anglicisa, anglicisante, anglicisara, anglicisarea, anglicisate, anglicisava
<i>v</i> to Anglicize

anglicismo, anglicismos
<i>n</i> Anglicism (1. English idiom; 2. quality of being English)

angloamerican, angloamericanes, angloamericanmente
<b>angloamerican</b><br><i>adj</i> Anglo-American

angloamericano, angloamericanos
<i>n</i> Anglo-American

anglocatholic, anglocatholicamente, anglocatholiches
<b>anglocatholic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Eccl.] Anglo-Catholic, High-Church

anglocatholico, anglocatholicos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Anglo-Catholic, High-churchman

anglomania, anglomanias
<b>anglomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Anglomania

anglomano, anglomanos
<b>anglomano (--)</b><br><i>n</i> Anglomaniac

anglophile, anglophilemente, anglophiles
<b>anglophile</b><br><i>adj</i> Anglophile

anglophilo, anglophilos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> Anglophile

anglophobe, anglophobemente, anglophobes
<b>anglophobe (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> Anglophobe, Anglophobic

anglophobia, anglophobias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Anglophobia

anglophobo, anglophobos
<b>(-phoho)</b><br><i>n</i> Anglophobe

anglos
<i>npl</i> [Hist.] Angles

anglosaxone, anglosaxonemente, anglosaxones
<b>anglosaxone</b><br><i>adj/n</i> Anglo-Saxon

angue, angues
<i>n</i> snake, serpent

anguiforme, anguiformemente, anguiformes
<b>anguiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> anguiform

anguilla, anguillas
<i>n</i> eel

anguilliforme, anguilliformemente, anguilliformes
<b>anguilliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> anguilliform, eel-shaped

anguin, anguines, anguinmente
<i>adj</i> anguine

angular, angulares, angularmente
<i>adj</i> angular

angularitate, angularitates
<i>n</i> angularity, angularness

angulate, angulatemente, angulates
<i>adj</i> angulate, angled

angulo, angulos
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> angle, corner;<br><b>angulo acute, angulo obtuse</b> acute angle, obtuse angle

angulose, angulosemente, anguloses
<i>adj</i> angulous, angular

angustia, angustias
<i>n</i> anguish (1. [Pathol.]; 2. agony, distress)

angustiar, angustia, angustiante, angustiara, angustiarea, angustiate, angustiava
<i>v</i> to anguish

angustiose, angustiosemente, angustioses
<i>adj</i> anguished

anhelante, anhelantemente, anhelantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>anhelar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> panting, gasping

anhelar, anhela, anhelante, anhelara, anhelarea, anhelate, anhelava
<i>v</i> to pant, gasp

anhelation, anhelationes
<i>n</i> panting, gasping

anhydre, anhydremente, anhydres
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> anhydrous

anhydrido, anhydridos
<i>n</i> [Chcm.] anhydride;<br><b>anhydrido carbonic</b> carbon dioxide

anhydrite, anhydrites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] anhydrite

anil, aniles
<i>n</i> anil (1. Indigo shrub; 2. indigo dye)

anilic, anilicamente, aniliches
<i>adj</i> anilic (1. pertaining to anil; 2. pertaining to aniline)

anilina, anilinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] aniline; <i>attrib.:</i> aniline

anima, animas
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> soul;<br><b>render le anima</b> give up the ghost;<br><b>stato de anima</b> state of mind, frame of mind

animadvers
<b>animadvers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>animadverter</b>

animadversion, animadversiones
<i>n</i> animadversion (= adverse criticism)

animadverter, animadverse, animadverte, animadvertente, animadvertera, animadverterea, animadverteva, animadvertite
<b>animadverter [-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to animadvert (= to express adverse criticism)

animal, animales, animalmente
<i>adj</i> animal (= pertaining to animals) <hr><i>n</i> animal

animalculo, animalculos
<i>n</i> animalcule

animalesc, animalescamente, animalesches
<i>adj</i> animal (= characteristic of an animal)

animalisar, animalisa, animalisante, animalisara, animalisarea, animalisate, animalisava
<i>v</i> to animalize (1. to convert into animal matter; 2. to reduce to animal nature)

animalisation, animalisationes
<i>n</i> animalization (1. conversion into animal matter; 2. reduction to animal nature)

animalitate, animalitates
<i>n</i> animality

animar, anima, animante, animara, animarea, animate, animava
<i>v</i> to animate

animate, animatemente, animates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>animar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. animate, living; 2. animated, lively

animation, animationes
<i>n</i> animation (1. the action of animating; 2. vivacity, sprightliness)

animator, animatores
<i>n</i> animater, animator

animismo, animismos
<i>n</i> animism

animista, animistas
<i>n</i> animist

animo, animos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> animating spirit

animositate, animositates
<i>n</i> animosity

anion, aniones
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Phys.] anion

anis, aniss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> anise

anisar, anisa, anisante, anisara, anisarea, anisate, anisava
<i>v</i> to flavor with anise

anna
<b>Anna</b><br><i>nprf</i> Ann

annal, annales, annalmente
<i>adj</i> annual (= lasting one year)

annales
<b>(-les)</b><br><i>npl</i> annals

annecter, annecte, annectente, annectera, annecterea, annecteva, annectite, annexe
<b>[-nect-/-nex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to annex (= to join as an addition to existing possessions)

annex
<b>annex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>annecter</b>

annexar, annexa, annexante, annexara, annexarea, annexate, annexava
<i>v</i> to annex (1. to add, append; 2. to join as an addition to existing possessions)

annexion, annexiones
<i>n</i> annexation

annexo, annexos
<i>n</i> annex

annidar, annida, annidante, annidara, annidarea, annidate, annidava
<i>v</i> to nest

annihilabile, annihilabilemente, annihilabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. annihilable; 2. voidable

annihilar, annihila, annihilante, annihilara, annihilarea, annihilate, annihilava
<i>v</i> 1. to annihilate; 2. to annul

annihilation, annihilationes
<i>n</i> 1. annihilation; 2. annulment, voiding

anniversari, anniversarimente, anniversaris
<b>anniversari</b><br><i>adj</i> anniversary

anniversario, anniversarios
<i>n</i> anniversary

anno, annos
<i>n</i> year;<br><b>anno bissextil</b> leap year;<br><b>anno nove</b> New Year;<br><b>anno de lumine</b> [Astron.] light-year

anno domini
<b>anno Domini [L]</b><br><i>anno Domini</i>, in the year of Our Lord

annoctar, annocta, annoctante, annoctara, annoctarea, annoctate, annoctava
<i>v</i> to grow dark (as in "it is growing dark, evening is coming")

annon, annones
<b>[annon] (n-)</b><br><i>conj</i> or not

annotar, annota, annotante, annotara, annotarea, annotate, annotava
<i>v</i> to annotate

annotation, annotationes
<i>n</i> annotation

annotator, annotatores
<i>n</i> annotator

annual, annuales, annualmente
<i>adj</i> annual (= coming once a year)

annuario, annuarios
<i>n</i> yearbook

annue, annuemente, annues
<i>adj</i> annual (1. coming once a year; 2. lasting one year)

annuitate, annuitates
<i>n</i> annuity

annullabile, annullabilemente, annullabiles
<i>adj</i> voidable

annullar, annulla, annullante, annullara, annullarea, annullate, annullava
<i>v</i> to annul, cancel

annullation, annullationes
<i>n</i> annulment, cancellation

annullative, annullativemente, annullatives
<i>adj</i> annulling, quashing

annunciar, annuncia, annunciante, annunciara, annunciarea, annunciate, annunciava
<i>v</i> to announce

annunciation, annunciationes
<i>n</i> announcement;<br><b>le Annunciation</b> the Annunciation

annunciator, annunciatores
<i>n</i> announcer

annuncio, annuncios
<i>n</i> 1. announcement; 2. advertisement

ano, anos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] anus <hr><b>-ano</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with names of places and persons] -an (1. native, citizen, or inhabitant of ...; 2. language of ...; 3. adherent of ...)

anodic, anodicamente, anodiches
<i>adj</i> anodic; <i>also:</i> [Med., Bot.]

anodo, anodos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] anode

anomale, anomalemente, anomales
<i>adj</i> anomalous

anomalia, anomalias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anomaly

anonyme, anonymemente, anonymes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> anonymous;<br><b>societate anonyme</b> joint-stock company, limited company

anonymitate, anonymitates
<i>n</i> anonymity, anonymousness

anormal, anormales, anormalmente
<i>adj</i> abnormal

anormalitate, anormalitates
<i>n</i> abnormality

anque
<b>[anque] (anke)</b><br><i>adv</i> also, too;<br><b>anque (io)</b> (I) too, (me) too;<br><b>non solmente ... ma anque</b> not only ... but also<br>(= <b>etiam</b>)

ansa, ansas
<i>n</i> handle (of a cup, jug, basket, etc.); <i>also:</i> [Anat.] ansa

ansate, ansatemente, ansates
<i>adj</i> ansate, looped;<br><b>cruce ansate</b> <i>crux ansata</i>, ansate cross

ansere, anseres
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> goose

anserin, anserines, anserinmente
<i>adj</i> goose (as in "goose liver");<br><b>cute anserin</b> goose flesh, goose skin

antagonisar, antagonisa, antagonisante, antagonisara, antagonisarea, antagonisate, antagonisava
<i>v</i> to antagonize (= to contend with; to act in opposition to)

antagonismo, antagonismos
<i>n</i> antagonism

antagonista, antagonistas
<i>n</i> antagonist (1. opponent; 2. [Physiol.]); <i>attrib.:</i> antagonistic

antagonistic, antagonisticamente, antagonistiches
<i>adj</i> antagonistic

antarctic, antarcticamente, antarctiches
<i>adj</i> antarctic;<br><b>polo antarctic</b> antarctic pole, south pole;<br><b>circulo antarctic</b> antarctic circle;<br><b>Oceano Antarctic</b> Antarctic (Ocean)

ante
I. <i>prep</i> before (1. in front of; 2. earlier than; 3. above); II. <i>adv</i> before (1. in front, ahead; <i>also:</i> forward; 2. earlier);<br><b>ante que (io iva al theatro)</b> before (I went to the theater) <hr><b>-ante</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>; forming verbal adjectives] -ing, -ant (as in "abounding," "abundant") <hr><b>-ante</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -ant (1. one who or that which is ...ant; 2. one who or that which ...s) <hr><b>ante-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns, adjectives; also in combination with adjectival suffixes] ante- (= before in time or position)

ante-heri
<i>adv</i> day before yesterday

antea
<b>[antea]</b><br><i>adv</i> before, formerly, previously<br>(= <b>ante</b>)

antebracio, antebracios
<i>n</i> forearm

antecamera, antecameras
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> anteroom; <i>also:</i> waiting room (at a doctor's office, etc.);<br><b>facer antecamera</b> to wait in the antichamber

antecedente, antecedentes
<i>n</i> antecedent (1. [Logic, Math.]; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>le antecedentes de un persona</b> someone's antecedents

anteceder, antecede, antecedente, antecedera, antecederea, antecedeva, antecedite, antecesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to antecede, be the antecedent

antecess
<b>antecess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>anteceder</b>

antecessor, antecessores
<i>n</i> predecessor

antedata, antedatas
<i>n</i> antedate

antedatar, antedata, antedatante, antedatara, antedatarea, antedatate, antedatava
<i>v</i> to antedate (= to affix an earlier date than the actual one)

antediluvian, antediluvianes, antediluvianmente
<i>adj</i> antediluvian

antefixa, antefixas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] antefix

antemeridian, antemeridianes, antemeridianmente
<i>adj</i> antemeridian

antemural, antemurales
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] barbican

antenna, antennas
<i>n</i> I. [Naut.] lateen yard; II. antenna (1. [Zool.]; 2. [Radio] aerial)

antepenultima, antepenultimas
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> antepenult

antepenultime, antepenultimemente, antepenultimes
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> last but two, antepenultimate

anteponer, antepone, anteponente, anteponera, anteponerea, anteponeva, anteponite, anteposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to prepose, place before or in front

anteposit
<b>anteposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>anteponer</b>

anteposition, antepositiones
<i>n</i> (act of) preposing, (act of) placing before or in front

anterior, anteriores, anteriormente
<i>adj</i> anterior;<br><b>(periodo) anterior</b> former (period);<br><b>(data) anterior</b> earlier (date);<br><b>(gamba) anterior</b> fore(leg);<br><b>(muro) anterior</b> front (wall)

anterioritate, anterioritates
<i>n</i> anteriority

anteriormente
<i>adv</i> formerly, before

anthelminthic, anthelminthicamente, anthelminthiches
<i>adj</i> anthelminthic, vermifuge

anthelminthico, anthelminthicos
<i>n</i> anthelminthic, vermifuge

anthemo
<b>anthemo- (-)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -anthemum (= flower)

antho
<b>antho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] antho-, anth- (= flower)

anthocyanina, anthocyaninas
<b>anthocyanina</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] anthocyanin

anthographia, anthographias
<b>anthographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] anthography

anthologia, anthologias
<b>anthologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anthology

anthologista, anthologistas
<i>n</i> anthologist

anthra
<b>anthra-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>anthrace</b>

anthrace, anthraces
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med., Veter.] anthrax

anthracen, anthracenes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] anthracene

anthracic, anthracicamente, anthraciches
<i>adj</i> anthracic

anthracifere, anthraciferemente, anthraciferes
<i>adj</i> anthraciferous

anthraciforme, anthraciformemente, anthraciformes
<b>anthraciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> anthraciform

anthracite, anthracites
<i>n</i> anthracite (coal), hard coal

anthracitic, anthraciticamente, anthracitiches
<i>adj</i> anthracitic

anthracitose, anthracitosemente, anthracitoses
<i>adj</i> anthracitous

anthracometro, anthracometros
<b>anthracometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> anthracometer

anthraquinon, anthraquinones
<b>anthraquinon</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] anthraquinone

anthropo
<b>anthropo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] anthropo- (= man)

anthropogenese, anthropogeneses
<b>anthropogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> anthropogenesis

anthropogenesis, anthropogeneses
<b>anthropogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> anthropogenesis

anthropoide, anthropoidemente, anthropoides
<i>adj</i> anthropoid<hr><i>n</i> anthropoid

anthropologia, anthropologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anthropology

anthropologic, anthropologicamente, anthropologiches
<i>adj</i> anthropological

anthropologista, anthropologistas
<i>n</i> anthropologist

anthropologo, anthropologos
<b>anthropologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> anthropologist

anthropometria, anthropometrias
<b>anthropometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anthropometry

anthropometric, anthropometricamente, anthropometriches
<i>adj</i> anthropometric

anthropomorphe, anthropomorphemente, anthropomorphes
<b>anthropomorphe</b><br><i>adj</i> anthropomorphous

anthropomorphismo, anthropomorphismos
<i>n</i> anthropomorphism

anthropomorphista, anthropomorphistas
<i>n</i> anthropomorphist

anthropophage, anthropophagemente, anthropophages
<b>anthropophage (-phage)</b><br><i>adj</i> man-eating, cannibal, anthropophagous

anthropophagia, anthropophagias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anthropophagy, cannibalism

anthropophago, anthropophagos
<b>(-phago)</b><br><i>n</i> man-eater, cannibal;<br><b>anthropophagos</b> anthropophagi

anthroposophe, anthroposophemente, anthroposophes
<b>anthroposophe (-sophe)</b><br><i>adj</i> anthroposophical

anthroposophia, anthroposophias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> anthroposophy

anthroposophic, anthroposophicamente, anthroposophiches
<i>adj</i> anthroposophical

anthroposopho, anthroposophos
<b>(-sopho)</b><br><i>n</i> anthroposophist

anti
<b>anti-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns and adjectives; <i>also:</i> in combination with substantival and adjectival suffixes] anti-

antia
<b>-antia</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -ance, -ancy (= state or quality of ...ing or being ...ant)

antiaeree, antiaereemente, antiaerees
<i>adj</i> [Mil.] antiaircraft

antiasthmatic, antiasthmaticamente, antiasthmatiches
<i>adj</i> antasthmatic

anticatholic, anticatholicamente, anticatholiches
<i>adj</i> anti-Catholic

antichristian, antichristianes, antichristianmente
<i>adj</i> antichristian<hr><i>adj</i> anti-Christian

antichristo
<b>Antichristo</b><br><i>npr</i> Antichrist;<br><b>antichristo</b> antichrist

anticipar, anticipa, anticipante, anticipara, anticiparea, anticipate, anticipava
<i>v</i> to anticipate (= to do or use in advance);<br><b>anticipar un pagamento</b> to advance a payment

anticipation, anticipationes
<i>n</i> 1. anticipation (= act of doing or using in advance); 2. [Rhet.] prolepsis

anticlerical, anticlericales, anticlericalmente
<i>adj</i> anticlerical

anticlericalismo, anticlericalismos
<i>n</i> anticlericalism

anticonception, anticonceptiones
<i>n</i> contraception

anticonceptional, anticonceptionales, anticonceptionalmente
<i>adj</i> contraceptive;<br><b>medio anticonceptional</b> contraceptive

anticonstitutional, anticonstitutionales, anticonstitutionalmente
<i>adj</i> unconstitutional

anticyclon, anticyclones
<i>n</i> [Meteorol.] anticyclone

antidotar, antidota, antidotante, antidotara, antidotarea, antidotate, antidotava
<i>v</i> to antidote

antidoto, antidotos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> antidote;<br><b>antidoto de</b> antidote to, for, against

antifascista, antifascistas
<i>n</i> antifascist; <i>also:</i> <i>attrib.</i> antifascist

antilibano
<b>Antilibano (-l-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Anti-Lebanon (= mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains)

antilope, antilopes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> antelope

antimonial, antimoniales, antimonialmente
<i>adj</i> antimonial

antimonio, antimonios
<i>n</i> antimony

antinational, antinationales, antinationalmente
<i>adj</i> antinational

antinephritic, antinephriticamente, antinephritiches
<i>adj</i> antinephritic

antinomia, antinomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> antinomy

antinomic, antinomicamente, antinomiches
<i>adj</i> antinomic

antinomio, antinomios
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] antinomian

antinomismo, antinomismos
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] antinomianism

antiochia
<b>Antiochia (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Antioch

antipapa, antipapas
<i>n</i> antipope

antiparlamentari, antiparlamentarimente, antiparlamentaris
<i>adj</i> antiparliamentary

antipath
<b>antipath-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] antipath- (= antipathetic)

antipathia, antipathias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> antipathy

antipathic, antipathicamente, antipathiches
<i>adj</i> antipathetic

antiperistase, antiperistases
<b>(-stase)</b><br><i>n</i> antiperistasis (= intensification of a quality by an opposing quality)

antiphona, antiphonas
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] antiphon, antiphony

antiphonal, antiphonales, antiphonalmente
<i>adj</i> antiphonal

antiphonario, antiphonarios
<i>n</i> antiphonary, antiphonal

antiphras
<b>antiphras-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

antiphrase, antiphrases
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> antiphrasis

antiphrastic, antiphrasticamente, antiphrastiches
<i>adj</i> antiphrastic

antipode, antipodes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> opposite, contrary, antipode;<br><b>antipodes</b> antipodes

antipodic, antipodicamente, antipodiches
<i>adj</i> antipodal

antiqualia, antiqualias
<i>n</i> old stuff, trash

antiquar, antiqua, antiquante, antiquara, antiquarea, antiquate, antiquava
<i>v</i> to antiquate

antiquario, antiquarios
<i>n</i> 1. antiquary; 2. antiquedealer

antiquate, antiquatemente, antiquates
<i>adj</i> antiquated, old-fashioned

antique, antiquemente, antiques
<i>adj</i> antique, ancient;<br><b>(le) antiquos</b> (the) ancients

antiquitate, antiquitates
<i>n</i> antiquity (1. ancient character; 2. early ages of history; 3. antique)

antireligiose, antireligiosemente, antireligioses
<i>adj</i> antireligious

antiscios
<i>npl</i> antiscians, antiscii

antiscorbutic, antiscorbuticamente, antiscorbutiches
<i>adj</i> antiscorbutic

antisemita, antisemitas
<i>n</i> anti-Semite

antisemitic, antisemiticamente, antisemitiches
<i>adj</i> anti-Semitic

antisemitismo, antisemitismos
<i>n</i> anti-Semitism

antisepsis, antisepses
<i>n</i> antisepsis

antiseptic, antisepticamente, antiseptiches
<i>adj</i> antiseptic, antiseptical

antiseptico, antisepticos
<i>n</i> antiseptic

antisocial, antisociales, antisocialmente
<i>adj</i> antisocial

antispasmodic, antispasmodicamente, antispasmodiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] antispasmodic

antithese, antitheses
<b>(-tese)</b><br><i>n</i> antithesis (1. [Rhet.]; 2. opposition)

antitoxina, antitoxinas
<i>n</i> antitoxin

antitrinitari, antitrinitarimente, antitrinitaris
<i>adj</i> anti-Trinitarian

antonio
<b>Antonio</b><br><i>nprm</i> Anthony

antonyme, antonymemente, antonymes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> antonymous

antonymia, antonymias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> antonymy

antonymo, antonymos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> antonym

antwerpen
<b>Antwerpen [Flem.]</b><br><i>npr</i> Antwerp

anular, anulares, anularmente
<i>adj</i> ring-shaped, annular;<br><b>digito anular</b> ring finger, annular;<br><b>eclipse anular</b> annular eclipse

anuletto, anulettos
<i>n</i> small ring, annulet

anulo, anulos
<i>n</i> ring (= circle of metal or other material); <i>also:</i> ringlike object;<br><b>anulo piscatori</b> fisherman's ring

anulose, anulosemente, anuloses
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] annulose

anxie, anxiemente, anxies
<i>adj</i> anxious (1. uneasy, worried; 2. eagerly desiring)

anxietate, anxietates
<i>n</i> anxiety (1. uneasiness; 2. eager desire)

aorta, aortas
<i>n</i> aorta

aortic, aorticamente, aortiches
<i>adj</i> aortic

ap
<b>ap-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>apo-</b>

apath
<b>apath-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] apath- (= apathetic)

apathia, apathias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> apathy

apathic, apathicamente, apathiches
<i>adj</i> apathetic

ape, apes
<i>n</i> bee;<br><b>ape operari, ape neutre</b> working bee;<br><b>ape matre, ape regina, ape femina</b> queen bee;<br><b>ape mascule</b> drone

apena
<b>[apena]</b><br><i>adv</i> hardly, scarcely<br>(= <b>a pena</b>)

apennin, apennines, apenninmente
<i>adj</i> Apennine

apenninos
<b>Apenninos</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Apennines

apepsia, apepsias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] apepsy

aperiente, aperientemente, aperientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>aperir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> aperient, laxative

aperir, aperi, aperiente, aperira, aperirea, aperite, aperiva, aperte
<b>[-per-/-pert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to open (1. to unclose; 2. to begin)

aperitive, aperitivemente, aperitives
<i>adj</i> aperitive, aperient, laxative

aperitivo, aperitivos
<i>n</i> 1. aperient, laxative; 2. apritif

aperitor, aperitores
<i>n</i> opener

apert
<b>apert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>aperir</b>

aperte, apertemente, apertes
<i>adj</i> open (= not closed, limited or hidden)

apertura, aperturas
<i>n</i> opening (1. action of opening; 2. aperture; 3. beginning)

apetale, apetalemente, apetales
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] apetalous

aphasia, aphasias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] aphasia

aphasic, aphasicamente, aphasiches
<i>adj</i> aphasic, aphasiac

aphasico, aphasicos
<i>n</i> aphasic, aphasiac

aphone, aphonemente, aphones
<i>adj</i> aphonic, voiceless

aphonia, aphonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> aphonia

aphonic, aphonicamente, aphoniches
<i>adj</i> aphonic, voiceless

aphorisar, aphorisa, aphorisante, aphorisara, aphorisarea, aphorisate, aphorisava
<i>v</i> to aphorize (= to speak, write, etc., in aphorisms)

aphorismo, aphorismos
<i>n</i> aphorism

aphorista, aphoristas
<i>n</i> aphorist

aphoristic, aphoristicamente, aphoristiches
<i>adj</i> aphoristic

aphrodis
<b>aphrodis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Aphrodite</b>

aphrodisiac, aphrodisiacamente, aphrodisiaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> aphrodisiac

aphrodisiaco, aphrodisiacos
<b>(-aco)</b><br><i>n</i> aphrodisiac

aphrodite
<b>Aphrodite</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Aphrodite

aphroditic, aphroditicamente, aphroditiches
<i>adj</i> aphroditic, venereal

apiario, apiarios
<i>n</i> bee-keeper<hr><i>n</i> apiary

apice, apices
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> apex

apicula, apiculas
<i>n</i> honey-bee

apiculario, apicularios
<i>n</i> bee-hive

apicultor, apicultores
<b>apicultor</b><br><i>n</i> bee-keeper, apiculturist

apicultura, apiculturas
<b>apicultura</b><br><i>n</i> bee-keeping, apiculture

apivore, apivoremente, apivores
<b>apivore</b><br><i>adj</i> bee-eating

apo
<b>apo-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>ap-</b> before <b>-h-</b> and vowels; used chiefly to form technical terms] apo-, ap- (1. off, away; 2. separate)

apocryphe, apocryphemente, apocryphes
<b>(-cryphe)</b><br><i>adj</i> apocryphal; <i>specif.:</i> [Eccl.]; <i>also:</i> spurious, unauthenticated

apocrypho, apocryphos
<b>(-crypho)</b><br><i>n</i> apocryphon, <i>also:</i> apocrypha;<br><b>apocryphos</b> apocrypha, apocryphas

apogee, apogeemente, apogees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> apogean, apogeal

apogeo, apogeos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> apogee (1. [Astron.]; 2. highest point, culmination)

apolline
<b>Apolline</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr.Myth.] Apollo

apollinee, apollineemente, apollinees
<i>adj</i> Apolline, Apollonian

apollon
<b>Apollon</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Apollo

apolog
<b>apolog-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>apologia</b>

apologetic, apologeticamente, apologetiches
<i>adj</i> apologetic (= defending by speech or writing)

apologetica, apologeticas
<i>n</i> apologetics

apologia, apologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> apology, apologia

apologista, apologistas
<i>n</i> apologist

apologo, apologos
<b>(-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> apologue

apophysis, apophyses
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat., Zool., etc.] apophysis

apoplectic, apoplecticamente, apoplectiches
<i>adj</i> apoplectic, apoplectical

apoplexia, apoplexias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> apoplexy

apostasia, apostasias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> apostasy

apostata, apostatas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> apostate

apostolato, apostolatos
<i>n</i> apostolate

apostolic, apostolicamente, apostoliches
<i>adj</i> apostolic (1. pertaining to the apostles or their teachings; 2. papal)

apostolicitate, apostolicitates
<i>n</i> apostolicity

apostolo, apostolos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> apostle;<br><b>le Symbolo del Apostolos</b> the Apostles' Creed

apostrophar, apostropha, apostrophante, apostrophara, apostropharea, apostrophate, apostrophava
<i>v</i> [Rhet.] to apostrophize (= to address in an apostrophe)

apostrophe, apostrophes
<b>(-ps-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rhet.] apostrophe

apostropho, apostrophos
<i>n</i> apostrophe (= the mark ' as used in "ne'er", "boy's", etc.)

apotheca, apothecas
<i>n</i> pharmacy, apothecary's

apothecario, apothecarios
<i>n</i> apothecary

apotheosis, apotheoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> apotheosis (1. [Class. Hist.] deification; 2. glorification)

appaciabile, appaciabilemente, appaciabiles
<i>adj</i> appeasable

appaciamento, appaciamentos
<i>n</i> appeasement; pacification

appaciar, appacia, appaciante, appaciara, appaciarea, appaciate, appaciava
<i>v</i> to appease

appaciator, appaciatores
<i>n</i> appeaser

apparar, appara, apparante, apparara, appararea, apparate, apparava
<i>v</i> to prepare

apparato, apparatos
<i>n</i> I. apparatus (1. appliance, instrument; 2. collection of mechanical contrivances for carrying out a given work); II. pomp, display;<br><b>apparato respiratori</b> respiratory apparatus;<br><b>apparato photographic</b> [Photog.] camera

apparentar, apparenta, apparentante, apparentara, apparentarea, apparentate, apparentava
<i>v</i> to ally or connect by marriage

apparente, apparentemente, apparentes
<i>adj</i> apparent (1. plain to see; 2. seeming);<br><b>diametro apparente</b> apparent diameter;<br><b>morte apparente</b> suspended animation

apparentia, apparentias
<i>n</i> appearance (= aspect);<br><b>salvar le apparentias</b> to keep up appearances

apparer, appare, apparente, apparera, apparerea, appareva, apparite
<i>v</i> to appear (= to come in sight)

apparition, apparitiones
<i>n</i> apparition (1. act of appearing, appearance; 2. phantom, ghost)

appartamento, appartamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) separating; 2. apartment, flat

appartar, apparta, appartante, appartara, appartarea, appartate, appartava
<i>v</i> to separate

appellabile, appellabilemente, appellabiles
<i>adj</i> appealable

appellante, appellantes
<i>n</i> [Law] appellant

appellar, appella, appellante, appellara, appellarea, appellate, appellava
<i>v</i> 1. [Law] to appeal; 2. to call, name;<br><b>appellar a</b> to appeal to (for help etc.);<br><b>appellar de (un sententia)</b> to appeal against (a sentence)

appellation, appellationes
<i>n</i> I. appeal (1. [Law]; 2. as in "the appeal to reason"); II. appellation

appellative, appellativemente, appellatives
<i>adj</i> appellative (1. denominative of a class; 2. as in "the appellative faculty of children")

appellativo, appellativos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] appellative (= common or class name)

appello, appellos
<i>n</i> appeal (1. [Law]; 2. earnest request);<br><b>corte de appello</b> Court of Appeal, Appellate Court;<br><b>appello nominal</b> roll call

appender, appende, appendente, appendera, appenderea, appendeva, appendite
<i>v</i> 1. to hang up (on, to, onto, etc.); 2. to append

appendice, appendices
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> appendix (1. appendage; 2. "appendix to a book, etc."; 3. [Anat.])

appendicectomia, appendicectomias
<b>appendicectomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] appendectomy

appendicitis, appendicites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> appendicitis

appendicula, appendiculas
<i>n</i> appendicle, small appendix or appendage

appendicular, appendiculares, appendicularmente
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] appendicular

appercept
<b>appercept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>apperciper</b>

apperception, apperceptiones
<i>n</i> [Psychol.] apperception

apperciper, appercepte, appercipe, appercipera, apperciperea, appercipeva, appercipiente, appercipite
<b>[-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to perceive, apprehend (mentally)

appertinente, appertinentemente, appertinentes
<i>adj</i> appurtenant, appertinent

appertinentia, appertinentias
<i>n</i> [Law] appurtenance

appertiner, appertine, appertinente, appertinera, appertinerea, appertineva, appertinite
<i>v</i> to appertain

appestar, appesta, appestante, appestara, appestarea, appestate, appestava
<i>v</i> to infect (with a plague)

appetente, appetentemente, appetentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>appeter</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> longing, desirous (of)

appetentia, appetentias
<i>n</i> appetency, appetence (= fixed and strong desire); <i>also:</i> appetite

appeter, appete, appetente, appetera, appeterea, appeteva, appetite
<i>v</i> to crave, have a craving for

appetibile, appetibilemente, appetibiles
<i>adj</i> appetible, desirable

appetitive, appetitivemente, appetitives
<i>adj</i> appetitive (= having appetite; giving appetite)

appetito, appetitos
<i>n</i> appetite

applanamento, applanamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) flattening, smoothing, planing

applanar, applana, applanante, applanara, applanarea, applanate, applanava
<i>v</i> to flatten, smooth, plane;<br><b>applanar difficultates</b> to smooth away difficulties

applattar, applatta, applattante, applattara, applattarea, applattate, applattava
<i>v</i> to flatten (= to make flat, bring level)

applauder, applaude, applaudente, applaudera, applauderea, applaudeva, applaudite, applause
<b>[-plaud-/-plaus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to applaud

applauditor, applauditores
<i>n</i> applauder

applaus
<b>applaus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>applauder</b>

applauso, applausos
<i>n</i> applause

applicabile, applicabilemente, applicabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. that can be applied or put on; 2. applicable, appropriate

applicabilitate, applicabilitates
<i>n</i> appropriateness, applicability

applicar, applica, applicante, applicara, applicarea, applicate, applicava
<i>v</i> to apply (1. to put on; 2. to put to use);<br><b>applicar se a</b> to apply oneself, put one's mind to;<br><b>scientias applicate</b> applied sciences

application, applicationes
<i>n</i> application (1. act of putting on; 2. act of putting to use; 3. diligence)

appoiar, appoia, appoiante, appoiara, appoiarea, appoiate, appoiava
<i>v</i> 1. to keep up, prop (up); <i>also:</i> to support, back, aid;<br><b>appoiar (un cosa) contra</b> to lean (something) against;<br><b>appoiar (un cosa) super</b> to rest (something) on;<br><b>appoiar se (super, contra)</b> to lean (on, against)

appoio, appoios
<b>(-yo)</b><br><i>n</i> support (1. backing, aid; 2. prop, rest, shore)

apponer, appone, apponente, apponera, apponerea, apponeva, apponite, apposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to appose (as in "to appose one's seal to")

apportar, apporta, apportante, apportara, apportarea, apportate, apportava
<i>v</i> to bring

apportionamento, apportionamentos
<i>n</i> apportionment

apportionar, apportiona, apportionante, apportionara, apportionarea, apportionate, apportionava
<i>v</i> to apportion

apposit
<b>apposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>apponer</b>

apposite, appositemente, apposites
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> apposite, relevant

apposition, appositiones
<i>n</i> apposition (1. act of placing near; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>in apposition</b> in apposition

appositive, appositivemente, appositives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] appositive

appreciabile, appreciabilemente, appreciabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. appreciable; 2. worthy of esteem

appreciamento, appreciamentos
<i>n</i> appraisal

appreciar, apprecia, appreciante, appreciara, appreciarea, appreciate, appreciava
<i>v</i> 1. to appraise (= to estimate the value of); 2. to appreciate (= to esteem highly)

appreciation, appreciationes
<i>n</i> appreciation (1. appraisal; 2. adequate or high estimation of value)

appreciator, appreciatores
<i>n</i> 1. appraiser; 2. one who appreciates, esteems highly

apprehender, apprehende, apprehendente, apprehendera, apprehenderea, apprehendeva, apprehendite, apprehense
<b>[-hend-/-hens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to apprehend (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to grasp mentally, understand; 3. to dread)

apprehens
<b>apprehens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>apprehender</b>

apprehensibile, apprehensibilemente, apprehensibiles
<i>adj</i> apprehensible, understandable

apprehensibilitate, apprehensibilitates
<i>n</i> apprehensibility, understandability

apprehension, apprehensiones
<i>n</i> apprehension (1. act of grasping mentally; 2. dread)

apprehensive, apprehensivemente, apprehensives
<i>adj</i> apprehensive (= dreading)

apprender, apprende, apprendente, apprendera, apprenderea, apprendeva, apprendite
<i>v</i> to learn (1. to gain knowledge of, by study or instruction; 2. to acquire information about, find out about)

apprentissage, apprentissages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> apprenticeship

apprentisse, apprentisses
<i>n</i> apprentice

apprestar, appresta, apprestante, apprestara, apprestarea, apprestate, apprestava
<i>v</i> to prepare, make ready

appresto, apprestos
<i>n</i> preparation

approbabile, approbabilemente, approbabiles
<i>adj</i> approvable

approbar, approba, approbante, approbara, approbarea, approbate, approbava
<i>v</i> to approve, approve of

approbation, approbationes
<i>n</i> approval, approbation

approbative, approbativemente, approbatives
<i>adj</i> approving, approbative

approbator, approbatores
<i>n</i> approver

approbatori, approbatorimente, approbatoris
<i>adj</i> approbatory, approbative

approchabile, approchabilemente, approchabiles
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>adj</i> approachable

approchar, approcha, approchante, approchara, approcharea, approchate, approchava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to approach (= to come or go near to)

approche, approches
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> approach (= action of approaching);<br><b>approches</b> [Mil.] approaches

approfundamento, approfundamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) deepening, making deeper in level; 2. (thorough) investigation

approfundar, approfunda, approfundante, approfundara, approfundarea, approfundate, approfundava
<i>v</i> 1. to deepen (= to make deeper in level); 2. to go deeply into, fathom, investigate

appropriabile, appropriabilemente, appropriabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. that may be appropriated; 2. adaptable

appropriar, appropria, appropriante, appropriara, appropriarea, appropriate, appropriava
<i>v</i> to adapt;<br><b>appropriar se un cosa</b> to appropriate something (= to take something for one's own)

appropriate, appropriatemente, appropriates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>appropriar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> appropriate

appropriation, appropriationes
<i>n</i> 1. appropriation (= action of appropriating); 2. adaptation (= action of adapting)

approvisionamento, approvisionamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) supplying, furnishing

approvisionar, approvisiona, approvisionante, approvisionara, approvisionarea, approvisionate, approvisionava
<i>v</i> to supply, furnish, cater

approximar, approxima, approximante, approximara, approximarea, approximate, approximava
<i>v</i> to approximate, bring near;<br><b>approximar se (a)</b> to approach, come near

approximation, approximationes
<i>n</i> approximation (1. action of approximating; 2. close estimate)

approximative, approximativemente, approximatives
<i>adj</i> approximate, approximative

appunctamento, appunctamentos
<i>n</i> appointment, rendez-vous

appunctar, appuncta, appunctante, appunctara, appunctarea, appunctate, appunctava
<i>v</i> 1. to appoint (as in "to appoint someone to a post"); 2. to point, sharpen

appuramento, appuramentos
<i>n</i> 1. purification; 2. verification, audit

appurar, appura, appurante, appurara, appurarea, appurate, appurava
<i>v</i> I. to clear (1. to free from impurities; 2. to free from obligation); II. to free from errors; to verify, audit, etc.

april, apriles
<i>n</i> April

apriorismo, apriorismos
<i>n</i> <i>a priori</i> reasoning

apriorista, aprioristas
<i>n</i> <i>a priori</i> reasoner

aprioristic, aprioristicamente, aprioristiches
<i>adj</i> <i>a priori</i>

apsidal, apsidales, apsidalmente
<i>adj</i> apsidal (1. [Astron.]; 2. [Arch.])

apside, apsides
<b>(pside)</b><br><i>n</i> apse (1. [Astron.] apsis; 2. [Arch.])

aptar, apta, aptante, aptara, aptarea, aptate, aptava
<i>v</i> to adapt

apte, aptemente, aptes
<i>adj</i> apt (= suited to its purpose)

aptere, apteremente, apteres
<i>adj</i> [Entom.] apterous

apteros
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Aptera

aptitude, aptitudes
<i>n</i> aptitude (= natural capacity or propensity)

apud
<b>(-)</b><br><i>prep</i> near, with, at, by

aqua, aquas
<i>n</i> water (1. the liquid "water"; 2. limpidity and luster of a precious stone);<br><b>aqua de Colonia</b> cologne, eau de Cologne;<br><b>aqua forte</b> 1. <i>aqua fortis</i>, nitric acid; 2. etching (= picture printed from etched plate);<br><b>aqua pesante</b> heavy water;<br><b>via de aqua</b> [Naut.] leak;<br><b>facer aqua</b> [Naut.] to leak

aquamarin, aquamarines, aquamarinmente
<b>aquamarin</b><br><i>adj</i> aquamarine

aquamarina, aquamarinas
<i>n</i> 1. (the stone) aquamarine; 2. (the color) aquamarine

aquar, aqua, aquante, aquara, aquarea, aquate, aquava
<i>v</i> to water (plants, etc.); to sprinkle (with water)

aquarella, aquarellas
<i>n</i> water color (painting)

aquarellista, aquarellistas
<i>n</i> water-color painter

aquario, aquarios
<i>n</i> aquarium;<br><b>Aquario</b> [Astron.] Aquarius, Water Bearer

aquatic, aquaticamente, aquatiches
<i>adj</i> aquatic

aquatile, aquatilemente, aquatiles
<i>adj</i> aquatic

aqueducto, aqueductos
<b>aqueducto</b><br><i>n</i> [Arch.] aqueduct

aquee, aqueemente, aquees
<i>adj</i> aqueous

aquiero, aquieros
<i>n</i> drain (= channel or pipe for carrying away water or other liquid)

aquila, aquilas
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> eagle

aquilegia, aquilegias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] columbine

aquilin, aquilines, aquilinmente
<i>adj</i> aquiline

aquisgrano
<b>Aquisgrano</b><br><i>npr</i> Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle

aquose, aquosemente, aquoses
<i>adj</i> aqueous, watery

aquositate, aquositates
<i>n</i> aquosity, wateriness

ar, ares
<i>n</i> are (= one hundredth part of a hectare) <hr><b>-ar</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used instead of <b>-al</b> with nouns containing <b>-l-</b>] -ar (= pertaining to ..., characteristic of ..., etc.) <hr><b>-ar</b><br><i>suffixo verbal</i> [used with nouns and adjectives] -ate or zero (as in "to catenate; to chain, etc.") (1. [with nouns] to make use of ..., to apply ..., etc.; 2. [with adjectives] to render ..., to make ..., etc.)

arabe, arabemente, arabes
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Arab, Arabian, Arabic;<br><b>cavallo arabe</b> Arabian horse <hr><b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. Arab; 2. Arabic

arabesc, arabescamente, arabesches
<i>adj</i> [Art] arabesque

arabesco, arabescos
<i>n</i> [Art] arabesque

arabia
<b>Arabia</b><br><i>npr</i> Arabia

arabic, arabicamente, arabiches
<i>adj</i> Arab, Arabian, Arabic;<br><b>cifra arabic</b> Arabic number;<br><b>gumma arabic</b> gum Arabic

arabile, arabilemente, arabiles
<i>adj</i> arable

arabismo, arabismos
<i>n</i> Arabicism, Arabism, Arabic idiom

arabista, arabistas
<i>n</i> Arabist (= student of Arabic language and culture)

arachide, arachides
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] Arachis; 2. peanut;<br><b>oleo de arachide</b> peanut oil

arachidic, arachidicamente, arachidiches
<i>adj</i> arachidic;<br><b>acido arachidic</b> arachidic acid

aranea, araneas
<i>n</i> spider;<br><b>tela de aranea</b> cobweb, spider web

arar, ara, arante, arara, ararea, arate, arava
<i>v</i> to plow

arator, aratores
<i>n</i> plower, plowman

aratori, aratorimente, aratoris
<i>adj</i> agricultural, farming

aratro, aratros
<i>n</i> plow

aratura, araturas
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) plowing; 2. plowed field

arbitrage, arbitrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. arbitration, arbitrament; 2. [Bank. etc.] arbitrage

arbitramento, arbitramentos
<i>n</i> arbitration, arbitrament

arbitrar, arbitra, arbitrante, arbitrara, arbitrarea, arbitrate, arbitrava
<i>v</i> to arbitrate

arbitrari, arbitrarimente, arbitraris
<i>adj</i> arbitrary

arbitrarietate, arbitrarietates
<i>n</i> arbitrariness

arbitration, arbitrationes
<i>n</i> arbitration

arbitrator, arbitratores
<i>n</i> arbitrator

arbitro, arbitros
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> arbiter; <i>also:</i> umpire

arbore, arbores
<i>n</i> [Bot.] tree;<br><b>arbore genealogic</b> family tree, genealogical tree

arboree, arboreemente, arborees
<i>adj</i> arboreal, tree

arborescente, arborescentemente, arborescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>arborescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Bot.] arborescent (= of treelike growth)

arborescentia, arborescentias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] arborescence

arborescer, arboresce, arborescente, arborescera, arborescerea, arboresceva, arborescite
<i>v</i> [Bot.] to arboresce, grow into a tree

arboreto, arboretos
<i>n</i> grove; <i>also:</i> arboretum

arboretto, arborettos
<i>n</i> small tree

arborisar, arborisa, arborisante, arborisara, arborisarea, arborisate, arborisava
<i>v</i> to give a treelike appearance to, arborize

arborisate, arborisatemente, arborisates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>arborisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Mineral.] dendritic

arborisation, arborisationes
<i>n</i> arborization; <i>also:</i> [Mineral.; Anat.; etc.]

arborista, arboristas
<i>n</i> arborist

arbusto, arbustos
<i>n</i> shrub, bush

arca, arcas
<i>n</i> ark

arcada, arcadas
<i>n</i> 1. archway; 2. arcade

arcadia
<b>Arcadia</b><br><i>npr</i> Arcadia

arcadian, arcadianes, arcadianmente
<i>adj</i> Arcadian

arcan, arcanes, arcanmente
<i>adj</i> secret, mysterious

arcano, arcanos
<i>n</i> secret, mystery

arcar, arca, arcante, arcara, arcarea, arcate, arcava
<i>v</i> to arch (1. to cause to arch or curve; 2. to furnish with arches)

arch
<b>arch-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] I. -arch-, -arch (= rule, ruling, ruler, etc.); II. archi-, arche-, arch- (1. chief, principal, leading; 2. primitive, original, archetypal) <hr><b>arch-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>arco</b>

archa
<b>archa-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>arche-</b>

archaic, archaicamente, archaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> archaic

archaisar, archaisa, archaisante, archaisara, archaisarea, archaisate, archaisava
<i>v</i> to archaize

archaismo, archaismos
<b>(-smo)</b><br><i>n</i> archaism

archaista, archaistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> archaist

archangelo, archangelos
<b>archangelo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> archangel

arche
<b>arche-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] archaeo-, archae- (= old)

archeologia, archeologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> archaeology

archeologic, archeologicamente, archeologiches
<i>adj</i> archaeological

archeologo, archeologos
<b>archeologo (-lo-)</b><br><i>n</i> archaeologist

archero, archeros
<i>n</i> archer

archetto, archettos
<i>n</i> (violin) bow

archetypo, archetypos
<b>archetypo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> archetype

archidiacono, archidiaconos
<b>archidiacono (-di-)</b><br><i>n</i> archdeacon

archiducal, archiducales, archiducalmente
<i>adj</i> archducal

archiducato, archiducatos
<i>n</i> archduchy

archiduce, archiduces
<b>archiduce</b><br><i>n</i> archduke

archiduchessa, archiduchessas
<i>n</i> archduchess

archiepiscopal, archiepiscopales, archiepiscopalmente
<i>adj</i> archiepiscopal

archiepiscopato, archiepiscopatos
<i>n</i> archiepiscopate; <i>also:</i> archbishopric

archiepiscopo, archiepiscopos
<b>archiepiscopo (-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> archbishop

archimedes
<b>Archimedes (-m-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Archimedes;<br><b>principio de Archimedes</b> Archimedean principle, Archimedes' principle;<br><b>vite de Archimedes</b> Archimedean screw, Archimedes' screw

archipelago, archipelagos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> archipelago

archipresbytero, archipresbyteros
<b>archipresbytero (-b-)</b><br><i>n</i> archpriest

archiprestre, archiprestres
<b>archiprestre</b><br><i>n</i> archpriest

architect
<b>architect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>architecton-</b>

architecto, architectos
<i>n</i> architect

architecton
<b>architecton-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives] architecton- (= architect)

architectonic, architectonicamente, architectoniches
<i>adj</i> architectonic (= architectural; also: constructive)

architectonica, architectonicas
<i>n</i> architectonics (= science or principles of architecture)

architectura, architecturas
<i>n</i> architecture

architrave, architraves
<b>architrave</b><br><i>n</i> [Arch.] architrave

archival, archivales, archivalmente
<i>adj</i> archival

archivamento, archivamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) filing in archives

archivar, archiva, archivante, archivara, archivarea, archivate, archivava
<i>v</i> to file in archives

archivista, archivistas
<i>n</i> archivist

archivo, archivos
<i>n</i> archive

archivolta, archivoltas
<b>archivolta</b><br><i>n</i> archivolt

archonte, archontes
<i>n</i> [Gr. Hist.] archon

arcion, arciones
<i>n</i> saddlebow

arco, arcos
<i>n</i> I. arc; II. arch; III. bow (1. weapon for shooting arrows; 2. rod for playing the violin, etc.);<br><b>arco triumphal</b> or <b>de triumpho</b> triumphal arch

arcoballista, arcoballistas
<b>arcoballista</b><br><i>n</i> crossbow

arct
<b>arct-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] arct- (= bear)

arctic, arcticamente, arctiches
<i>adj</i> arctic;<br><b>polo arctic</b> arctic pole, north pole;<br><b>circulo arctic</b> arctic circle;<br><b>Oceano Arctic</b> Arctic (Ocean)

arcturo
<b>Arcturo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Astron.] Arcturus

ardente, ardentemente, ardentes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>arder</b>; II. <i>adj</i> ardent (1. burning; 2. fervent)

arder, arde, ardente, ardera, arderea, ardeva, ardite
<i>v</i> to burn (1. to be on fire; 2. to cause to be consumed by fire)

ardesia, ardesias
<i>n</i> slate (1. [Mineral.]; 2. roofing slate; 3. writing slate)

ardesiera, ardesieras
<i>n</i> slate quarry

ardesiero, ardesieros
<i>n</i> slate worker; slate-quarry owner

ardesiose, ardesiosemente, ardesioses
<i>adj</i> slate, slaty

ardimento, ardimentos
<i>n</i> burning (1. being on fire; 2. causing to be consumed by fire)

arditura, ardituras
<i>n</i> burn (= hurt, injury, or effect caused by burning)

ardor, ardores
<i>n</i> ardor (1. fierce heat; 2. fervor)

ardorose, ardorosemente, ardoroses
<i>adj</i> ardent, ardurous

ardue, arduemente, ardues
<i>adj</i> arduous (1. steep; 2. difficult to achieve)

arduitate, arduitates
<i>n</i> arduousness

area, areas
<i>n</i> area (1. clear space within a building; 2. surface extent)

arena, arenas
<i>n</i> I. sand; II. arena (1. place of combat; 2. [Med.] gravel)

arenacee, arenaceemente, arenacees
<i>adj</i> sandy, arenaceous

arenamento, arenamentos
<i>n</i> stranding, grounding

arenar, arena, arenante, arenara, arenarea, arenate, arenava
<i>v</i> I. to sand (1. to cover with sand; 2. to rub with sand); II. to strand, run aground

arenari, arenarimente, arenaris
<i>adj</i> (of) sand;<br><b>petra arenari</b> sandstone

arenario, arenarios
<i>n</i> sandpit

arenero, areneros
<i>n</i> dealer in sand

arenose, arenosemente, arenoses
<i>adj</i> sandy, gravelly; gritty

arenositate, arenositates
<i>n</i> sandiness, gravelliness; grittiness

areopagita, areopagitas
<i>n</i> [Gr. Hist.] Areopagite

areopago
<b>Areopago (--)</b><br>[Gr. Hist.] Areopagus

ares
<b>Ares (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Ares

argentano, argentanos
<i>n</i> argentan, German silver

argentar, argenta, argentante, argentara, argentarea, argentate, argentava
<i>v</i> to silver, cover or plate with silver

argentate, argentatemente, argentates
<i>adj</i> argentate

argentator, argentatores
<i>n</i> silverer, silver plater

argentee, argenteemente, argentees
<i>adj</i> silvery (= silver-colored)

argenteria, argenterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> silver plate

argentero, argenteros
<i>n</i> silversmith

argentifere, argentiferemente, argentiferes
<i>adj</i> argentiferous, yielding silver

argentin, argentines, argentinmente
adj. I. silvery, argentine (1. silvercolored; 2. silver-toned); II. Argentine

argentina, argentinas
<b>Argentina</b><br><i>npr</i> Argentina<hr><i>n</i> [Zool.] argentine

argentino, argentinos
<i>n</i> Argentine, Argentino

argento, argentos
<i>n</i> silver;<br><b>argento vive</b> quicksilver, mercury

argentose, argentosemente, argentoses
<i>adj</i> containing silver, argentous

argilla, argillas
<i>n</i> clay, argil

argillaria, argillarias
<i>n</i> clay-pit

argillose, argillosemente, argilloses
<i>adj</i> clayey

argo
<b>Argo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Argo

argon, argones
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [(Chem.] argon

argonauta
<b>Argonauta</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Argonaut;<br><b>argonauta</b> 1. pioneer, explorer etc.; 2. [Zool.] argonaut

argot, argots
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> argot; <i>also:</i> slang

argotic, argoticamente, argotiches
<i>adj</i> argotic; <i>also:</i> slangy (as in "a slangy expression")

arguer, argue, arguente, arguera, arguerea, argueva, arguite
<i>v</i> 1. to argue (= to offer arguments for or against); 2. to show, make clear; 3. to infer

arguibile, arguibilemente, arguibiles
<i>adj</i> arguable, debatable

argumentar, argumenta, argumentante, argumentara, argumentarea, argumentate, argumentava
<i>v</i> to argue (= to offer arguments for or against)

argumentation, argumentationes
<i>n</i> argumentation

argumentative, argumentativemente, argumentatives
<i>adj</i> 1. [Lit.] expository, giving the argument of; 2. argumentative (= containing a process of reasoning)

argumento, argumentos
<i>n</i> argument (1. reason offered in proof; 2. summary)

argute, argutemente, argutes
<i>adj</i> 1. clear (to the ear); shrill, piercing; 2. keen, quick-witted, subtle

argutia, argutias
<i>n</i> 1. quick-wittedness; subtlety; 2. quibble, cavil; 3. witticism

argutiar, argutia, argutiante, argutiara, argutiarea, argutiate, argutiava
<i>v</i> to quibble, cavil

argutiose, argutiosemente, argutioses
<i>adj</i> quibbling, caviling

argyranthe, argyranthemente, argyranthes
<b>argyranthe</b><br><i>adj</i> argyranthous

argyric, argyricamente, argyriches
<i>adj</i> argyric

argyrite, argyrites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] argyrite

argyro
<b>argyro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] argyro-, argyr- (= silver)

argyroneta, argyronetas
<b>argyroneta</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Argyroneta, water spider

ari
<b>-ari</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns] -ary (= pertaining to ..., consisting of ..., etc.)

aria, arias
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] aria

ariadna
<b>Ariadna</b><br><i>nprf</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Ariadne;<br><b>filo de Ariadna</b> Ariadne's clew

aride, aridemente, arides
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> arid

ariditate, ariditates
<i>n</i> aridity

aries
<b>Aries (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Astron.] Aries, Ram

arietar, arieta, arietante, arietara, arietarea, arietate, arietava
<i>v</i> to ram

arietari, arietarimente, arietaris
<i>adj</i> ram, ram's (= of a ram or battering ram)

arietation, arietationes
<i>n</i> ramming, arietation

ariete, arietes
<i>n</i> 1. ram; 2. battering ram; <i>also:</i> [Rom. Antiq.] aries;<br><b>ariete hydraulic</b> hydraulic ram;<br><b>Ariete</b> [Astron.] Aries, Ram

arietta, ariettas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] arietta

ario
<b>-ario</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -ary, -arian, -aire (= person concerned with ... or characterized by ...) <hr><b>-ario</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -ary, -arium (1. collection of ...; 2. place containing ... or place containing a collection of ...)

ariose, ariosemente, arioses
<i>adj</i> [Mus.] ariose, arioso

arioso, ariosos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] arioso

arist
<b>arist-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] aristo-, arist- (= best)

aristocrate, aristocrates
<b>aristocrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> aristocrat

aristocratia, aristocratias
<b>aristocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> aristocracy

aristocratic, aristocraticamente, aristocratiches
<b>aristocratic</b><br><i>adj</i> aristocratic

aristotele
<b>Aristotele</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Philos.] Aristotle

aristotelic, aristotelicamente, aristoteliches
<i>adj</i> Aristotelian

aristotelismo, aristotelismos
<i>n</i> Aristotelianism

arithme
<b>arithme-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

arithmetic, arithmeticamente, arithmetiches
<i>adj</i> arithmetic, arithmetical

arithmetica, arithmeticas
<i>n</i> arithmetic;<br><b>arithmetica superior</b> higher arithmetic

arithmetico, arithmeticos
<i>n</i> arithmetician

arithmo
<b>arithmo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] arithmo-, arithm- (= number)

arithmomantia, arithmomantias
<b>arithmomantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> arithmomancy

arithmometro, arithmometros
<b>arithmometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> arithmometer

arlequin
<b>Arlequin</b><br><i>npr</i> Harlequin;<br><b>arlequin</b> harlequin, buffoon

arlequinada, arlequinadas
<i>n</i> harlequinade; <i>also:</i> buffoonery

arma, armas
<i>n</i> arm (1. weapon; 2. branch of the military service);<br><b>armas blanc</b> side-arms;<br><b>armas de foco</b> fire-arms;<br><b>homine de armas</b> man-at-arms;<br><b>prender le armas</b> to take up arms;<br><b>armas</b> [Her.] arms

armamento, armamentos
<i>n</i> 1. armament (= equipment with arms); 2. commissioning (of a ship)

armar, arma, armante, armara, armarea, armate, armava
<i>v</i> to arm (1. to supply with weapons; 2. to equip, fit out);<br><b>armar un persona cavallero</b> to dub someone a knight;<br><b>armar se de patientia</b> to exercise patience

armario, armarios
<i>n</i> wardrobe, cupboard

armatura, armaturas
<i>n</i> 1. armor; 2. [Magnet., Elec.] armature; 3. frame, framework

armea, armeas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> army;<br><b>armea aeree</b> air force

armenia
<b>Armenia</b><br><i>npr</i> Armenia

armeniaca, armeniacas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> apricot

armenie, armeniemente, armenies
<i>adj</i> Armenian

armenio, armenios
<i>n</i> Armenian (1. Armenian language; 2. inhabitant of Armenia)<hr><i>n</i> ermine (1. the animal "ermine"; 2. ermine fur)

armero, armeros
<i>n</i> armorer (1. manufacturer of arms; 2. official in charge of armament or arms)

armipotente, armipotentemente, armipotentes
<b>armipotente</b><br><i>adj</i> armipotent

armistitio, armistitios
<b>armistitio</b><br><i>n</i> armistice

aroma, aromas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> aroma

aromat
<b>aromat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>aroma</b>

aromate, aromates
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> aroma

aromatic, aromaticamente, aromatiches
<i>adj</i> aromatic, fragrant

aromatisar, aromatisa, aromatisante, aromatisara, aromatisarea, aromatisate, aromatisava
<i>v</i> to aromatize

aromatisation, aromatisationes
<i>n</i> aromatization

arpeggio, arpeggios
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] arpeggio

arrangiamento, arrangiamentos
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> arrangement (1. order; 2. preparation, plan)

arrangiar, arrangia, arrangiante, arrangiara, arrangiarea, arrangiate, arrangiava
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>v</i> to arrange (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out);<br><b>arrangiar se</b> to manage, get along

arrentar, arrenta, arrentante, arrentara, arrentarea, arrentate, arrentava
<i>v</i> to rent or let (for hire)

arrestar, arresta, arrestante, arrestara, arrestarea, arrestate, arrestava
<i>v</i> to arrest (1. to stop, bring to a standstill; 2. to seize (someone) by legal authority)

arrestation, arrestationes
<i>n</i> 1. arresting, stopping (= bringing to a standstill); 2. arrest (= act of seizing someone by legal authority)

arresto, arrestos
<i>n</i> 1. arresting, stopping (= bringing to a standstill); 2. arrest (= apprehension by legal authority)

arretrar, arretra, arretrante, arretrara, arretrarea, arretrate, arretrava
<i>v</i> 1. to draw backwards; 2. to delay;<br><b>arretrar se</b> 1. to withdraw, draw (oneself) back; 2. to be behindhand or in arrears

arretrate, arretratemente, arretrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>arretrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> behindhand, in arrears;<br><b>pagamento arretrate</b> overdue payment;<br><b>soldo arretrate</b> [Mil.] back pay

arretrato, arretratos
<i>n</i> arrears

arrha, arrhas
<i>n</i> [Law] earnest, earnest money

arrivar, arriva, arrivante, arrivara, arrivarea, arrivate, arrivava
<i>v</i> to arrive

arrivata, arrivatas
<i>n</i> arrival

arrivismo, arrivismos
<i>n</i> unscrupulous ambition

arrivista, arrivistas
<i>n</i> (social) climber

arrogante, arrogantemente, arrogantes
<i>adj</i> arrogant

arrogantia, arrogantias
<i>n</i> arrogance

arrogar, arroga, arrogante, arrogara, arrogarea, arrogate, arrogava
<i>v</i> to arrogate (1. [Rom. Law] to adrogate; 2. to claim as one's own);<br><b>arrogar se</b> to arrogate to oneself

arrogation, arrogationes
<i>n</i> arrogation (1. act of making exorbitant claims; 2. [Rom. Law])

arrotundar, arrotunda, arrotundante, arrotundara, arrotundarea, arrotundate, arrotundava
<i>v</i> to round, make round

arrugar, arruga, arrugante, arrugara, arrugarea, arrugate, arrugava
<i>v</i> to wrinkle, crease;<br><b>arrugar le fronte</b> to frown

arsen
<b>arsen-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>arsenico</b>

arsenal, arsenales
<i>n</i> 1. dockyard; 2. arsenal

arsenical, arsenicales, arsenicalmente
<i>adj</i> arsenical; [Chem.] arsenic

arsenico, arsenicos
<i>n</i> arsenic

arsenio
<b>arsenio-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>arseniose</b>

arseniophosphato, arseniophosphatos
<b>arseniophosphato</b><br><i>n</i> arseniophosphate

arseniose, arseniosemente, arsenioses
<i>adj</i> arsenious

arseniosulfato, arseniosulfatos
<b>arseniosulfato</b><br><i>n</i> arseniosulfate

arsenite, arsenites
<i>n</i> [Chem.] arsenite

arsenium, arseniumes
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> arsenium, arsenic

arte, artes
<i>n</i> art (1. "fine art"; 2. skill);<br><b>opera de arte</b> work of art;<br><b>artes liberal</b> liberal arts;<br><b>belle artes</b> fine arts

artefacto, artefactos
<b>artefacto</b><br><i>n</i> artifact, man-made product

arteria, arterias
<i>n</i> artery

arterial, arteriales, arterialmente
<i>adj</i> arterial;<br><b>sanguine arterial</b> arterial blood;<br><b>pression arterial</b> blood pressure

arteriosclerosis, arterioscleroses
<b>arteriosclerosis (-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> arteriosclerosis

arteriotomia, arteriotomias
<b>arteriotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> arteriotomy

arthritic, arthriticamente, arthritiches
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] arthritic

arthritis, arthrites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] arthritis

arthritismo, arthritismos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] arthritism

arthro
<b>arthro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] arthro- (= joint)

arthropode, arthropodemente, arthropodes
<b>arthropode (-r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> arthropod

arthropodo, arthropodos
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> arthropod; arthropodos [Zool.] Arthropoda

artichoc, artichoches
<i>n</i> artichoke

articulabile, articulabilemente, articulabiles
<i>adj</i> pronounceable (that can be articulated)

articular, articula, articulante, articulara, articularea, articulares, articularmente, articulate, articulava
<i>adj</i> articular<hr><i>v</i> to articulate (1. to form, move in, a joint; 2. to speak distinctly)

articulate, articulatemente, articulates
<i>adj</i> articulate (1. jointed; 2. uttered in distinct syllables)

articulation, articulationes
<i>n</i> articulation (1. [Anat.] joint; 2. enunciation)

articulista, articulistas
<i>n</i> writer of articles

articulo, articulos
<i>n</i> I. [Anat.] joint; II. article (1. paragraph, section; 2. "article in a magazine, newspaper, etc.); 3. "article of merchandise"; 4. [Gram]);<br><b>articulo de fide</b> article of faith;<br><b>articulo de fundo</b> editorial, leading article;<br><b>articulo definite (indefinite)</b> definite (indefinite) article

artifice, artifices
<b>artifice (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> artificer (= skilled or artistic worker)

artificial, artificiales, artificialmente
<i>adj</i> artificial;<br><b>seta artificial</b> rayon

artificio, artificios
<i>n</i> artifice, trick;<br><b>foco de artificio</b> fireworks

artificiose, artificiosemente, artificioses
<i>adj</i> artful, crafty

artillar, artilla, artillante, artillara, artillarea, artillate, artillava
<i>v</i> to arm (= to equip with artillery)

artilleria, artillerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> artillery; ordnance, gunnery;<br><b>artilleria de campania</b> field artillery;<br><b>artilleria a cavallo</b> horse artillery

artillerista, artilleristas
<i>n</i> artilleryman

artisano, artisanos
<i>n</i> artisan

artista, artistas
<i>n</i> artist

artistic, artisticamente, artistiches
<i>adj</i> artistic

arya, aryas
<b>Arya [Skr.]</b><br><i>n</i> Arya, Aryan

aryan, aryanes, aryanmente
<i>adj</i> Aryan (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European)

aryano, aryanos
<i>n</i> Aryan (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European)

asbesto, asbestos
<i>n</i> asbestos

ascendente, ascendentes
<i>n</i> 1. ancestor; 2. ascendant, ascendancy

ascendentia, ascendentias
<i>n</i> ancestry (= ancestral lineage)

ascender, ascende, ascendente, ascendera, ascenderea, ascendeva, ascendite, ascense
<b>[-scend-/-scens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to ascend

ascens
<b>ascens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ascender</b>

ascension, ascensiones
<i>n</i> ascent, ascension;<br><b>le Ascension</b> the Ascension

ascensional, ascensionales, ascensionalmente
<i>adj</i> ascensional

ascensionista, ascensionistas
<i>n</i> mountain climber, ascensionist

ascensor, ascensores
<i>n</i> elevator, lift

ascese, asceses
<i>n</i> ascetic practice; asceticism

asceta, ascetas
<i>n</i> ascetic

ascetic, asceticamente, ascetiches
<i>adj</i> ascetic, ascetical

ascetica, asceticas
<i>n</i> ascetics; ascetical theology

ascetismo, ascetismos
<i>n</i> asceticism

asclepiadaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Asclepiadaceae

asclepiades
<b>(--)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Bot.] Asclepias

asclepio
<b>Asclepio</b><br><i>nprm</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Asclepius

ascolta, ascoltas
<i>n</i> 1. listening, hearing; 2. eavesdropping; 3. listening place or post

ascoltamento, ascoltamentos
<i>n</i> listening

ascoltar, ascolta, ascoltante, ascoltara, ascoltarea, ascoltate, ascoltava
<i>v</i> to listen to (1. to hearken to; 2. to mind, heed)

ascoltator, ascoltatores
<i>n</i> listener

ascriber, ascribe, ascribente, ascribera, ascriberea, ascribeva, ascribite, ascripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to ascribe, attribute

ascript
<b>ascript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ascriber</b>

ascription, ascriptiones
<i>n</i> ascription

asepsis, asepses
<i>n</i> asepsis

aseptic, asepticamente, aseptiches
<i>adj</i> aseptic

aseptico, asepticos
<i>n</i> aseptic

asexual, asexuales, asexualmente
<i>adj</i> asexual, sexless

asia
<b>Asia</b><br><i>npr</i> Asia (1. Roman Province in Asia Minor; 2. the continent Asia);<br><b>Asia Minor</b> Asia Minor

asiatic, asiaticamente, asiatiches
<i>adj</i> Asiatic (1. pertaining to Asia; 2. [Rhet.] florid, ornate)

asiatico, asiaticos
<i>n</i> Asiatic

asineria, asinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. asininity; 2. asinine act

asinero, asineros
<i>n</i> donkey driver

asinin, asinines, asininmente
<i>adj</i> asinine

asininitate, asininitates
<i>n</i> asininity

asino, asinos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> donkey, ass

asparago, asparagos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> asparagus;<br><b>asparago plumose</b> asparagus fern

aspect
<b>aspect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>aspic-</b>

aspecto, aspectos
<i>n</i> aspect (1. look, appearance; 2. "one of the aspects of a question"; 3. [Astrol.])

asperar, aspera, asperante, asperara, asperarea, asperate, asperava
<i>v</i> to make rough, roughen

aspere, asperemente, asperes
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> rough, harsh

asperger, asperge, aspergente, aspergera, aspergerea, aspergeva, aspergite, asperse
<b>[-sperg-/-spers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to besprinkle

asperitate, asperitates
<i>n</i> roughness, harshness, asperity

aspers
<b>aspers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>asperger</b>

aspersion, aspersiones
<i>n</i> (act of) sprinkling, aspersion

aspersorio, aspersorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] aspergillum

asphalto, asphaltos
<i>n</i> asphalt

aspic, aspics
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cookery] aspic<hr><b>aspic- [-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

aspirante, aspirantes
<i>n</i> 1. aspirant; 2. [Mil., Nav.] midshipman, cadet, etc.

aspirar, aspira, aspirante, aspirara, aspirarea, aspirate, aspirava
<i>v</i> 1. to aspire (= to desire earnestly); 2. [Phonet.] to aspirate; 3. to inhale;<br><b>aspirar a</b> to aspire to

aspiration, aspirationes
<i>n</i> I. aspiration (1. desire for; 2. [Phonet.] action of aspirating); II. inspiration, inhaling

aspirator, aspiratores
<i>n</i> 1. [Mech.] aspirator; 2. vacuum cleaner

aspirina, aspirinas
<i>n</i> aspirin

asplenio, asplenios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Asplenium; <i>also:</i> spleenwort

assalir, assali, assaliente, assalira, assalirea, assalite, assaliva, assalte
<b>[-sal-/-salt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to attack, assail

assalitor, assalitores
<i>n</i> attacker, assailant, assailer

assalt
<b>assalt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>assalir</b>

assaltar, assalta, assaltante, assaltara, assaltarea, assaltate, assaltava
<i>v</i> to attack, assault, assail

assaltator, assaltatores
<i>n</i> attacker, assaulter, assailant

assalto, assaltos
<i>n</i> attack, assault

assassinamento, assassinamentos
<i>n</i> murder(ing), assassinating

assassinar, assassina, assassinante, assassinara, assassinarea, assassinate, assassinava
<i>v</i> to assassinate, murder

assassination, assassinationes
<i>n</i> assassination

assassinato, assassinatos
<i>n</i> murder

assassinator, assassinatores
<i>n</i> assassin, murderer

assassino, assassinos
<i>n</i> 1. Assassin; 2. assassin, murderer; <i>attrib.</i> murderous, killing

assatis
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. enough; 2. rather (= fairly, quite)

asse, asses
<i>n</i> I. [Rom. Antiq.] as; II. ace (1. [Cards, Dice, etc.]; 2. highly skilled person; <i>also:</i> [Aviation])

assecurabile, assecurabilemente, assecurabiles
<i>adj</i> insurable

assecurantia, assecurantias
<i>n</i> 1. assurance (= positive statement); 2. [Com.] insurance

assecurar, assecura, assecurante, assecurara, assecurarea, assecurate, assecurava
<i>v</i> I. to secure (= to make firm or fast); II. to assure (= to state positively); III. [Com.] to insure;<br><b>assecurar se de un cosa</b> to make sure of, ascertain, something;<br><b>assecurar se de un persona</b> to lay hold of, apprehend, a person;<br><b>assecurar se que</b> to make sure that

assecurator, assecuratores
<i>n</i> insurer, assurer, underwriter

assediar, assedia, assediante, assediara, assediarea, assediate, assediava
<i>v</i> to besiege

assediator, assediatores
<i>n</i> besieger

assedio, assedios
<i>n</i> siege (= act of besieging)

assemblar, assembla, assemblante, assemblara, assemblarea, assemblate, assemblava
<i>v</i> to assemble (= to gather or fit together)

assemblea, assembleas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> assembly, meeting

assentimento, assentimentos
<i>n</i> assent

assentir, assenti, assentiente, assentira, assentirea, assentite, assentiva
<i>v</i> to assent

asserer, assere, asserente, asserera, assererea, assereva, asserite, asserte
<b>[-ser-/-sert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to assert, affirm

assert
<b>assert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>asserer</b>

assertion, assertiones
<i>n</i> assertion, affirmation

assertive, assertivemente, assertives
<i>adj</i> assertive, affirmative

assertor, assertores
<i>n</i> asserter, assertor

assertori, assertorimente, assertoris
<i>adj</i> assertory, affirming

assess
<b>assess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>assider</b>

assessor, assessores
<i>n</i> assessor (as in "assessor to a judge, magistrate, etc.")

assetar, asseta, assetante, assetara, assetarea, assetate, assetava
<i>v</i> to make thirsty

assetate, assetatemente, assetates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>assetar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> thirsty, thirsting

asseverar, assevera, asseverante, asseverara, asseverarea, asseverate, asseverava
<i>v</i> to affirm positively, asseverate

asseverative, asseverativemente, asseveratives
<i>adj</i> asseverating, asseverative

assi
<b>[assi] (-s)</b><br><i>adv</i> thus, so;<br><b>assi . . como</b> as ... as;<br><b>(un libro) assi (belle)</b> so (beautiful a book), such (a beautiful book)<br>(= <b>si</b>)

assider, assesse, asside, assidente, assidera, assiderea, assideva, assidite
<b>[-sid-/-sess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sit (by or near)

assidue, assiduemente, assidues
<i>adj</i> assiduous

assiduitate, assiduitates
<i>n</i> assiduity

assignabile, assignabilemente, assignabiles
<i>adj</i> assignable

assignar, assigna, assignante, assignara, assignarea, assignate, assignava
<i>v</i> to assign (1. to allot; 2. to fix, determine)

assignation, assignationes
<i>n</i> assignation, assignment (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.)

assimilabile, assimilabilemente, assimilabiles
<i>adj</i> assimilable

assimilar, assimila, assimilante, assimilara, assimilarea, assimilate, assimilava
<i>v</i> I. to assimilate (1. to make like; 2. to absorb); II. to liken, compare

assimilation, assimilationes
<i>n</i> I. assimilation (1. action of making like; 2. absorption); II. likening, comparison

assimilative, assimilativemente, assimilatives
<i>adj</i> assimilative

assimilator, assimilatores
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] assimilator

assistente, assistentes
<i>n</i> assistant

assistentia, assistentias
<i>n</i> 1. assistance; 2. attendance;<br><b>assistentia public</b> (poor) relief;<br><b>assistentia social</b> social welfare

assister, assiste, assistente, assistera, assisterea, assisteva, assistite
<i>v</i> to assist, help;<br><b>assister a</b> to attend, be present at

associar, associa, associante, associara, associarea, associate, associava
<i>v</i> to associate (= to connect, combine)

association, associationes
<i>n</i> association (1. act of connecting, combining; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose)

associato, associatos
<i>n</i> 1. associate (= business partner); 2. member of an association

assonante, assonantemente, assonantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>assonar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> assonant

assonantia, assonantias
<i>n</i> assonance; <i>also:</i> [Pros.]

assonar, assona, assonante, assonara, assonarea, assonate, assonava
<i>v</i> to assonate (= to put or be in assonance)

assortimento, assortimentos
<i>n</i> assortment (= collection of various kinds of goods)

assortir, assorti, assortiente, assortira, assortirea, assortite, assortiva
<i>v</i> to sort, assort

assumer, assume, assumente, assumera, assumerea, assumeva, assumite, assumpte
<b>[-sum-/-sumpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to assume (= to take to or upon oneself)

assumpt
<b>assumpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>assumer</b>

assumption, assumptiones
<i>n</i> assumption (1. taking to or upon oneself; 2. [Logic]);<br><b>le Assumption</b> [Eccl.] the Assumption

assurdar, assurda, assurdante, assurdara, assurdarea, assurdate, assurdava
<i>v</i> 1. to deafen (= to stun with noise); 2. to mute, muffle

assyria
<b>Assyria</b><br><i>npr</i> Assyria

assyrie, assyriemente, assyries
<i>adj</i> Assyrian

assyrio, assyrios
<i>n</i> Assyrian

assyriologia, assyriologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Assyriology

assyriologo, assyriologos
<b>assyriologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> Assyriologist, Assyriologue

astere, asteres
<i>n</i> I. star (1. heavenly body; 2. starshaped figure, etc.); II. [Bot.] aster

asteria, asterias
<i>n</i> 1. starfish; 2. asteriated opal

asterisco, asteriscos
<i>n</i> [Print.] asterisk

asterismo, asterismos
<i>n</i> [Astron.] asterism

asteroide, asteroides
<i>n</i> [Astron.] asteroid

asthen
<b>asthen-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] asthen- (= weak)

asthenia, asthenias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> asthenia

asthenic, asthenicamente, astheniches
<i>adj</i> asthenic

asthenico, asthenicos
<i>n</i> asthenic

asthma, asthmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> asthma

asthmat
<b>asthmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>asthma</b>

asthmatic, asthmaticamente, asthmatiches
<i>adj</i> asthmatic

asthmatico, asthmaticos
<i>n</i> asthmatic

astigmatic, astigmaticamente, astigmatiches
<i>adj</i> astigmatic

astigmatismo, astigmatismos
<i>n</i> astigmatism

astra
<b>-astra</b><br><i>suffixo substantive fem</i> [used with nouns] step- (as in "stepmother")

astral, astrales, astralmente
<i>adj</i> astral;<br><b>corpore astral</b> astral body

astrict
<b>astrict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>astringer</b>

astriction, astrictiones
<i>n</i> astriction

astrictive, astrictivemente, astrictives
<i>adj</i> astringent, astrictive

astringente, astringentemente, astringentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>astringer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> astringent<hr><i>n</i> astringent

astringentia, astringentias
<i>n</i> astringency

astringer, astricte, astringe, astringente, astringera, astringerea, astringeva, astringite
<b>[-string-/-strict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to astringe

astro, astros
<i>n</i> star (1. heavenly body; 2. starshaped figure, etc.) <hr><b>-astro</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] 1. -aster (= inferior or worthless ...); 2. step- (as in "stepfather")

astrolabio, astrolabios
<b>astrolabio</b><br><i>n</i> astrolabe

astrolatria, astrolatrias
<b>astrolatria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> astrolatry

astrologia, astrologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> astrology

astrologic, astrologicamente, astrologiches
<i>adj</i> astrological

astrologo, astrologos
<b>astrologo (-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> astrologer

astronomia, astronomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> astronomy

astronomic, astronomicamente, astronomiches
<i>adj</i> astronomic, astronomical

astronomo, astronomos
<b>astronomo (-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> astronomer

astrophotographia, astrophotographias
<b>astrophotographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> astrophotography

astrophotographic, astrophotographicamente, astrophotographiches
<i>adj</i> astrophotographic

astrophysic, astrophysicamente, astrophysiches
<b>astrophysic</b><br><i>adj</i> astrophysical

astrophysica, astrophysicas
<i>n</i> astrophysics

astute, astutemente, astutes
<i>adj</i> astute (1. sagacious; 2. crafty)

astutia, astutias
<i>n</i> astuteness; <i>also:</i> wiliness, cunning

asylo, asylos
<i>n</i> asylum (1. shelter, refuge; 2. institution for protection or relief);<br><b>derecto de asylo</b> right of sanctuary;<br><b>asylo de nocte</b> night-shelter, flop-house

asymmetre, asymmetremente, asymmetres
<b>(-sm-)</b><br><i>adj</i> asymmetric, asymmetrical

asymmetria, asymmetrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> asymmetry

asymmetric, asymmetricamente, asymmetriches
<i>adj</i> asymmetric

ata
<b>-ata</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -ful (= contents of or quantity contained in one ...)

atavic, atavicamente, ataviches
<i>adj</i> atavistic

atavismo, atavismos
<i>n</i> atavism

atavista, atavistas
<i>n</i> atavist

atavistic, atavisticamente, atavistiches
<i>adj</i> atavistic

atavo, atavos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> forefather, ancestor

ataxia, ataxias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] ataxia, ataxy;<br><b>ataxia locomotor</b> locomotor ataxia

ate
<b>-ate</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns] -ate, -ated, -ed (= having a ... or ...s)

atele, ateles
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> spider monkey; Ateles

atelia
<b>-atelia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

atettar, atettares
<i>n</i> to give the breast to, suckle

athee, atheemente, athees
<i>adj</i> atheist, atheistic; godless

atheismo, atheismos
<i>n</i> atheism

atheista, atheistas
<i>n</i> atheist

athematic, athematicamente, athematiches
<i>adj</i> athematic; <i>specif.:</i> [Gram., Mus.]

athena
<b>Athena</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Athena

athenas
<b>Athenas (-t-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Athens

atheneo
<b>Atheneo (-o)</b><br><i>npr</i> Athenaeum (1. [Gr. Hist.]; 2. [Rom. Hist.]);<br><b>atheneo</b> athenaeum (= meeting place or organization for the study of letters)

atheniese, atheniesemente, athenieses
<i>adj/n</i> Athenian

atheo, atheos
<i>n</i> atheist

athleta, athletas
<i>n</i> athlete

athletic, athleticamente, athletiches
<i>adj</i> athletic

athletica, athleticas
<i>n</i> athletics

athletismo, athletismos
<i>n</i> athleticism; athletics

athlo
<b>athlo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] athlo- (= contest)

ation
<b>-ation</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>; <i>note:</i> <b>-ation + -ose = -atiose</b>] -ation (= action or result of ...ing)

ative
<b>-ative</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -ative (1. tending to ...; 2. having the function of ...ing)

atlanta
<b>Atlanta</b><br><i>npr</i> Atlanta

atlante
<b>Atlante</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Atlas;<br><b>atlante</b> atlas (1. [Arch.]; 2. [Anat.])

atlantic, atlanticamente, atlantiches
<i>adj</i> Atlantic (as in "Atlantic coast");<br><b>Oceano Atlantic</b> or <b>le Atlantico</b> Atlantic Ocean, the Atlantic

atlantida, atlantidas
<b>Atlantida (-ln-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Atlantis

atlas
<b>Atlas (t-)</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. [Gr. Mythol.] Atlas; 2. [Geog.] Atlas Mountains;<br><b>atlas</b> atlas (= book of maps)

atmo
<b>atmo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] atmo- (= steam, vapor)

atmosphera, atmospheras
<b>atmosphera</b><br><i>n</i> atmosphere

atmospheric, atmosphericamente, atmospheriches
<i>adj</i> atmospheric, atmospherical

ato
<b>-ato</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with titles, designations of rank, etc.] -ate, -dom (= function, status, rank, jurisdiction, period of office, or territory of a ...)

atollo, atollos
<i>n</i> atoll

atomic, atomicamente, atomiches
<i>adj</i> atomic;<br><b>peso atomic</b> atomic weight

atomicitate, atomicitates
<i>n</i> atomicity

atomisar, atomisa, atomisante, atomisara, atomisarea, atomisate, atomisava
<i>v</i> to atomize (= to reduce to atoms)

atomismo, atomismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] atomism

atomista, atomistas
<i>n</i> atomist

atomistic, atomisticamente, atomistiches
<i>adj</i> atomistic

atomo, atomos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> atom

atone, atonemente, atones
<i>adj</i> 1. [Med.] atonic; 2. unstressed

atonia
<b>(-a)</b><br>atony (1. [Med.]; 2. [Phonet.])

atonic, atonicamente, atoniches
<i>adj</i> atonic (1. [Med.]; 2. [Phonet.])

ator
<b>-ator</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -ator, - er (= one who, or that which ...s)

atori
<b>-atori</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -atory (= pertaining to, or serving for, the action of ...ing)

atoria
<b>-atoria</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -er (= instrument for ...ing)

atorio
<b>-atorio</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -atory, -atorium (= place where ...ing is done)

atque
<b>[atque]</b><br><i>conj</i> and, and also, and even

atr
<b>atr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] atro- (= black)

atra
<b>-atra</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-latra</b>

atrabile, atrabiles
<b>atrabile (-le)</b><br><i>n</i> atrabile, melancholy (1. [Anc. Med.] black bile; 2. gloom)

atrabili
<b>atrabili-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>atrabile</b>

atrabiliari, atrabiliarimente, atrabiliaris
<i>adj</i> atrabiliary, melancholic (1. [Med.]; 2. gloomy, depressed in spirit)

atroce, atrocemente, atroces
<i>adj</i> atrocious

atrocitate, atrocitates
<i>n</i> atrocity (1. horrible wickedness; 2. atrocious deed)

atrophe, atrophemente, atrophes
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> atrophic

atrophia, atrophias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> atrophy

atrophiar, atrophia, atrophiante, atrophiara, atrophiarea, atrophiate, atrophiava
<i>v</i> to atrophy (= to cause to atrophy)

attaccabile, attaccabilemente, attaccabiles
<i>adj</i> attackable, assailable<hr><i>adj</i> attachable

attaccamento, attaccamentos
<i>n</i> attachment (1. action of fastening; 2. affection)

attaccar, attacca, attaccante, attaccara, attaccarea, attaccate, attaccava
<i>v</i> to attack, assail <hr><i>v</i> to attach, fasten

attacco, attaccos
<i>n</i> attack (1. assault; 2. [Med.])

attach, attachs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Admin.; Dipl., Mil.; etc.] attach;<br><b>attach militar</b> military attach

attemperar, attempera, attemperante, attemperara, attemperarea, attemperate, attemperava
<i>v</i> to attemper (1. to temper, moderate by mixture; 2. to accommodate)

attendente, attendentes
<i>n</i> attendant (= one attending to someone's needs)

attender, attende, attendente, attendera, attenderea, attendeva, attendite, attente
<b>[-tend-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to give attention to, attend to; 2. to await, wait for

attent
<b>attent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>attender</b>

attentar, attenta, attentante, attentara, attentarea, attentate, attentava
<i>v</i> to make a criminal attempt;<br><b>attentar al vita de un persona</b> to make an attempt on someone's life

attentato, attentatos
<i>n</i> criminal attempt

attentatori, attentatorimente, attentatoris
<i>adj</i> attacking, making a criminal attempt on

attente, attentemente, attentes
<i>adj</i> attentive, intent

attention, attentiones
<i>n</i> attention (1. careful notice, heed; 2. act of courtesy);<br><b>prestar attention</b> to pay attention

attentive, attentivemente, attentives
<i>adj</i> attentive (1. intent; 2. courteous)

attenuante, attenuantemente, attenuantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>attenuar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> extenuating;<br><b>circumstantias attenuante</b> extenuating circumstances

attenuar, attenua, attenuante, attenuara, attenuarea, attenuate, attenuava
<i>v</i> 1. to attenuate (= to make thin or slender); 2. to extenuate (as in "to extenuate an offense")

attenuation, attenuationes
<i>n</i> attenuation

atter
<b>atter- [-ter-/-trit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

atterrage, atterrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Aeronaut.] landing

atterrar, atterra, atterrante, atterrara, atterrarea, atterrate, atterrava
<i>v</i> [Aeronaut.] to land

attestar, attesta, attestante, attestara, attestarea, attestate, attestava
<i>v</i> to attest (1. to testify to; 2. to certify)

attestation, attestationes
<i>n</i> 1. attestation (= attesting, witnessing); 2. certificate, certification

attestator, attestatores
<i>n</i> attester, attestant

attinger, attinge, attingente, attingera, attingerea, attingeva, attingite
<i>v</i> to attain (= to arrive at, reach)

attingimento, attingimentos
<i>n</i> attainment (= action or process of attaining)

attitude, attitudes
<i>n</i> attitude (1. position of the body; 2. way of thinking, acting, or feeling)

attract
<b>attract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>attraher</b>

attraction, attractiones
<i>n</i> attraction; <i>also:</i> [Phys.];<br><b>attractiones</b> attractions (= things that delight or attract people)

attractive, attractivemente, attractives
<i>adj</i> attractive (1. [Phys.]; 2. alluring)

attractivitate, attractivitates
<i>n</i> 1. [Phys.] (force of) attraction; 2. attractiveness

attrahente, attrahentemente, attrahentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>attraher</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> attractive, attracting

attraher, attracte, attrahe, attrahente, attrahera, attraherea, attraheva, attrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to attract (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure)

attrappar, attrappa, attrappante, attrappara, attrapparea, attrappate, attrappava
<i>v</i> to catch, seize

attribuer, attribue, attribuente, attribuera, attribuerea, attribueva, attribuite, attribute
<b>[-tribu-/-tribut-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to assign, allot; 2. to attribute, ascribe;<br><b>attribuer se un cosa</b> to arrogate something to oneself

attribut
<b>attribut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>attribuer</b>

attribution, attributiones
<i>n</i> attribution

attributive, attributivemente, attributives
<i>adj</i> attributive (1. attributing; 2. [Gram.])

attributo, attributos
<i>n</i> attribute (1. inherent quality; 2. conventional symbol; 3. [Gram.])

attristar, attrista, attristante, attristara, attristarea, attristate, attristava
<i>v</i> to sadden, make sad

attrit
<b>attrit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>atter-</b>

attrite, attritemente, attrites
<i>adj</i> [Theol.] attrite

attrition, attritiones
<i>n</i> attrition; <i>specif.:</i> [Theol.]

attruppamento, attruppamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) assembling, gathering; 2. crowd, gathering

attruppar, attruppa, attruppante, attruppara, attrupparea, attruppate, attruppava
<i>v</i> to troup, gather, assemble;<br><b>attruppar se</b> to flock together, assemble

atura
<b>-atura</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ar</b>] -ature (= action or result of ...ing)

au revoir
<b>[F]</b><br><i>au revoir</i>

auction, auctiones
<i>n</i> auction

auctionar, auctiona, auctionante, auctionara, auctionarea, auctionate, auctionava
<i>v</i> to auction, auctioneer

auctionator, auctionatores
<i>n</i> auctioneer

audace, audacemente, audaces
<i>adj</i> audacious, daring

audacia, audacias
<i>n</i> audacity, daring

audaciose, audaciosemente, audacioses
<i>adj</i> audacious, daring

audibile, audibilemente, audibiles
<i>adj</i> audible

audibitate, audibitates
<i>n</i> audibility

audientia, audientias
<i>n</i> I. the perception of sounds; II. audience (1. interview with a person of high rank; 2. hearing)

audiometro, audiometros
<b>audiometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Acous.] audiometer

audir, audi, audiente, audira, audirea, audite, audiva
<i>v</i> to hear (= to perceive by the ear)

audita, auditas
<i>n</i> audition (= act of hearing)

audition, auditiones
<i>n</i> audition (= act of hearing)

auditive, auditivemente, auditives
<i>adj</i> auditory

audito, auditos
<i>n</i> hearing, sense of hearing

auditor, auditores
<i>n</i> auditor, hearer, listener

auditori, auditorimente, auditoris
<i>adj</i> auditory

auditorio, auditorios
<i>n</i> 1. auditorium, auditory; 2. audience (= assembly of listeners)

augmentabile, augmentabilemente, augmentabiles
<i>adj</i> augmentable

augmentar, augmenta, augmentante, augmentara, augmentarea, augmentate, augmentava
<i>v</i> to augment, increase;<br><b>augmentar le precio de un cosa</b> to raise, advance the price of something;<br><b>augmentar de precio</b> to rise, advance in price

augmentation, augmentationes
<i>n</i> increase, augmentation

augmentative, augmentativemente, augmentatives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] augmentative

augmentator, augmentatores
<i>n</i> augmenter

augmento, augmentos
<i>n</i> 1. increase, augmentation; 2. [Gram.] augment

augurar, augura, augurante, augurara, augurarea, augurate, augurava
<i>v</i> to augur (1. to act as augur; 2. to predict, foretell)

augure, augures
<b>(ugure)</b><br><i>n</i> augur (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. soothsayer)

augurio, augurios
<i>n</i> augury (1. art of the augur; 2. omen, sign);<br><b>de bon augurio</b> auspicious;<br><b>de mal augurio</b> ominous

augusta
<b>Augusta</b><br><i>nprf</i> Augusta

auguste, augustemente, augustes
<i>adj</i> august

augustee, augusteemente, augustees
<i>adj</i> Augustan

augustinian, augustinianes, augustinianmente
<i>adj</i> Augustinian

augustinianismo, augustinianismos
<i>n</i> Augustinianism

augustiniano, augustinianos
<i>n</i> Augustinian

augustino
<b>Augustino</b><br><i>nprm</i> Augustine;<br><b>Sancte Augustino</b> St. Augustine

augusto, augustos
<i>n</i> (the) august (one);<br><b>Augusto</b> Augustus (= honorific of Roman emperors)<hr><b>Augusto</b><br><i>nprm</i> Augustus, August;<br><b>augusto</b> (the month of) August

aulo
<b>aulo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] aulo- (= flute; pipe)

aura, auras
<i>n</i> aura; <i>specif.:</i> [Pathol.]

aural, aurales, auralmente
<i>adj</i> aural

aurar, aura, aurante, aurara, aurarea, aurate, aurava
<i>v</i> to gild;<br><b>aurar le pillula</b> to gild or sugar the pill

aurate
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>aurar</b>; 2. golden, gold-colored;<br><b>juventute aurate</b> <i>jeunesse dore</i>, gilded youth

aure, aures
<i>n</i> ear (= organ and faculty of hearing);<br><b>esser tote aures</b> to be all ears;<br><b>prestar le aure a</b> to lend an ear to;<br><b>aure de mure</b> [Bot.] mouse-ear, forget-me-not

auree, aureemente, aurees
<i>adj</i> golden

aureola, aureolas
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> aureole, halo

aureolar, aureola, aureolante, aureolara, aureolarea, aureolares, aureolarmente, aureolate, aureolava
<i>adj</i> halo-like<hr><i>v</i> to halo, invest with a halo

aureolate, aureolatemente, aureolates
<i>adj</i> haloed, invested with a halo

auricula, auriculas
<i>n</i> I. auricle (1. "auricle of the ear"; 2. "auricle of the heart"); II. [Bot.] auricula, bear's ear;<br><b>auricula de urso</b> [Bot.] bear's ear, auricula;<br><b>auricula de mure</b> [Bot.] mouse-ear, forget-me-not

aurifere, auriferemente, auriferes
<i>adj</i> auriferous, gold-bearing

aurificar, aurifica, aurificante, aurificara, aurificarea, aurificate, aurificava
<i>v</i> [Dent.] to fill with gold

aurification, aurificationes
<i>n</i> [Dent.] (making of a) gold filling

aurifice, aurifices
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> goldsmith

auriforme, auriformemente, auriformes
<b>auriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> auriform, ear-shaped

auripelle, auripelles
<b>auripelle</b><br><i>n</i> 1. tinsel, foil; 2. sham (= tawdry object)

auripigmento, auripigmentos
<b>auripigmento</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] orniment

aurista, auristas
<i>n</i> aurist, otologist (= ear specialist)

auro, auros
<i>n</i> gold;<br><b>folio de auro</b> gold foil or leaf;<br><b>natar in le auro</b> to be rolling in wealth;<br><b>auro virgine</b> virgin or native gold;<br><b>pagar in auro</b> to pay in gold;<br><b>de auro</b> golden, gold (= made of gold);<br><b>etate de auro</b> golden age

aurora, auroras
<i>n</i> dawn;<br><b>aurora boreal</b> northern lights, <i>aurora borealis</i>

auspice, auspices
<b>(u-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] auspex

auspicio, auspicios
<i>n</i> [Hist.] auspice (= sign or token derived from the observation of birds);<br><b>auspicios</b> auspices, patronage;<br><b>sub le auspicios de</b> under the auspices of

auster, austeres, austermente
<i>adj</i> austere

austeritate, austeritates
<i>n</i> austerity, austereness

austral, australes, australmente
<i>adj</i> southern, austral

australasia, australasias
<b>Australasia</b><br><i>n</i> Australasia

australasian, australasianes, australasianmente
<i>adj</i> Australasian

australia
<b>Australia</b><br><i>npr</i> Australia

australian, australianes, australianmente
<i>adj</i> Australian

australiano, australianos
<i>n</i> Australian

austria
<b>Austria</b><br><i>npr</i> Austria

austriac, austriacamente, austriaches
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> Austrian

austriaco, austriacos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> Austrian

austro, austros
<i>n</i> south wind, Auster

aut
<b>[aut]</b><br><i>conj</i> or;<br><b>aut ... aut</b> either ... or<br>(= <b>o</b>)

autarchia, autarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> autarchy, self-sufficiency

authentic, authenticamente, authentiches
<i>adj</i> authentic

authenticar, authentica, authenticante, authenticara, authenticarea, authenticate, authenticava
<i>v</i> to authenticate (1. to render authentic; 2. to prove authentic)

authentication, authenticationes
<i>n</i> authentication

authenticitate, authenticitates
<i>n</i> authenticity

auto, autos
<i>n</i> auto, motorcar, car <hr><b>auto-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> auto-, aut- (= self)

autobiographia, autobiographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> autobiography

autobiographic, autobiographicamente, autobiographiches
<i>adj</i> autobiographic, autobiographical

autobus, autobuses
<b>autobus (-bs)</b><br><i>n</i> (motor)bus, autobus

autocar, autocares
<b>autocar</b><br><i>n</i> motor coach; <i>also:</i> sight-seeing bus, etc.

autochthone, autochthonemente, autochthones
<i>adj</i> autochthonous

autochthonia, autochthonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> autochthony

autochthono, autochthonos
<b>(-ctono)</b><br><i>n</i> autochthon

autoclave, autoclaves
<i>n</i> pressure cooker, autoclave

autocrate, autocrates
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> autocrat

autocratia, autocratias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> autocracy

autocratic, autocraticamente, autocratiches
<i>adj</i> autocratic

autodaf, autodafs, autodafe, autodafes
<B>[P]</B><BR><I>n</I> auto-da-f

autodidacte, autodidactemente, autodidactes
<i>adj</i> self-taught

autodidactic, autodidacticamente, autodidactiches
<i>adj</i> autodidactic

autodidacto, autodidactos
<i>n</i> autodidact (= one who is self-taught)

autodromo, autodromos
<b>autodromo</b><br>(-t-) <i>n</i> autodrome (= race course for automobiles)

autographia, autographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> autography (= art of autographic reproduction)

autographiar, autographia, autographiante, autographiara, autographiarea, autographiate, autographiava
<i>v</i> to make autographic reproductions, to autograph

autographic, autographicamente, autographiches
<i>adj</i> autographic

autographo, autographos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> autograph

autogyro, autogyros
<i>n</i> autogiro

autoista, autoistas
<i>n</i> autoist

automate, automatemente, automates
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> automatous, automatic

automatic, automaticamente, automatiches
<i>adj</i> automatic

automaticitate, automaticitates
<i>n</i> automaticity, automatism (= state of being automatic)

automatisar, automatisa, automatisante, automatisara, automatisarea, automatisate, automatisava
<i>v</i> to automatize, render automatic

automatismo, automatismos
<i>n</i> automatism

automato, automatos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> automaton

automobile, automobilemente, automobiles
<i>adj</i> self-propelling, automobile;<br><b>(vehiculo) automobile</b> motor vehicle <hr><i>n</i> automobile, motor vehicle

automobilismo, automobilismos
<i>n</i> automobilism

automobilista, automobilistas
<i>n</i> automobilist, motorist

autonome, autonomemente, autonomes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> autonomous (= self-governing)

autonomia, autonomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> autonomy; self-government

autopsia, autopsias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] autopsy

autor, autores
<i>n</i> author (1. originator; 2. writer);<br><b>derectos de autor</b> author's rights

autorato, autoratos
<i>n</i> authorship

autorisabile, autorisabilemente, autorisabiles
<i>adj</i> authorizable

autorisar, autorisa, autorisante, autorisara, autorisarea, autorisate, autorisava
<i>v</i> to authorize

autorisate, autorisatemente, autorisates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>autorisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> authorized

autorisation, autorisationes
<i>n</i> authorization

autoritari, autoritarimente, autoritaris
<i>adj</i> 1. authoritative, dictatorial; 2. authoritarian

autoritarismo, autoritarismos
<i>n</i> authoritarianism

autoritate, autoritates
<i>n</i> authority

autostrata, autostratas
<b>autostrata</b><br><i>n</i> (auto) highway

autumnal, autumnales, autumnalmente
<i>adj</i> autumnal

autumno, autumnos
<i>n</i> autumn, fall

auxiliar, auxilia, auxiliante, auxiliara, auxiliarea, auxiliares, auxiliarmente, auxiliate, auxiliava
<i>adj</i> auxiliary;<br><b>verbos auxiliar</b> auxiliary verbs<hr><i>v</i> to help, aid

auxiliator, auxiliatores
<i>n</i> helper

auxilio, auxilios
<i>n</i> help, aid

ava, avas
<i>n</i> grandmother

aval, avales
<i>n</i> [Com.] endorsement, backing (of a bill of exchange)

avalanche, avalanches
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> avalanche

avalisar, avalisa, avalisante, avalisara, avalisarea, avalisate, avalisava
<i>v</i> [Com.] to endorse, back (a bill of exchange)

avalista, avalistas
<i>n</i> [Com.] endorser, backer (of a bill of exchange)

avantage, avantages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> advantage;<br><b>haber le avantage super un persona</b> to have an advantage over someone;<br><b>prender avantage de un cosa</b> to take advantage of something, to turn to account;<br><b>dar avantage a un persona</b> to give someone odds

avantagiar, avantagia, avantagiante, avantagiara, avantagiarea, avantagiate, avantagiava
<b>(-ajar)</b><br><i>v</i> to give an advantage to

avantagiose, avantagiosemente, avantagioses
<b>(-ajo-)</b><br><i>adj</i> advantageous

avantal, avantales
<i>n</i> apron

avante
<i>adv</i> before (= in front, ahead)

avantia, avantias
<i>n</i> advance (= payment beforehand)

avantiamento, avantiamentos
<i>n</i> 1. advance (= forward motion); 2. advancement (= promotion in rank)

avantiar, avantia, avantiante, avantiara, avantiarea, avantiate, avantiava
<i>v</i> to advance (1. to move forward; 2. as in "to advance a proposition"; 3. to promote in rank)

avantiata, avantiatas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] outpost, advance guard

avantiate, avantiatemente, avantiates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>avantiar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> advanced (1. far on in progress; 2. far on in life, time or course);<br><b>posto avantiate</b> advanced post

avar, avares, avarmente
<i>adj</i> avaricious, miserly

avaritia, avaritias
<i>n</i> avarice

avaritiose, avaritiosemente, avaritioses
<i>adj</i> avaricious

avaro, avaros
<i>n</i> miser

ave, aves
<I>n</I> bird;<BR><B>ave de appello</B> decoy (bird);<BR><B>aves domestic</B> poultry <HR><B>Ave! [L]</B><BR><I>interj</I> <I>ave!</I>, hail!<HR><I>n</I> ave (1. Ave Maria; 2. time of ringing the Ave bell; 3. Ave bead of the rosary)<BR>

ave maria
<b>Ave Maria [L]</b><br><i>Ave Maria</i>, Hail Mary

avellana, avellanas
<i>n</i> hazelnut, filbert

avellaniero, avellanieros
<i>n</i> hazel (tree)

aveller, avelle, avellente, avellera, avellerea, avelleva, avellite, avulse
<b>[-vell-/-vuls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to tear away, avulse

avena, avenas
<i>n</i> oat, oats

aventura, aventuras
<i>n</i> adventure;<br><b>per aventura</b> by chance;<br><b>al aventura</b> at random

aventurar, aventura, aventurante, aventurara, aventurarea, aventurate, aventurava
<i>v</i> to venture, risk

aventurero, aventureros
<i>n</i> adventurer

aventurose, aventurosemente, aventuroses
<i>adj</i> adventurous

avenue, avenues
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> avenue

averar, avera, averante, averara, averarea, averate, averava
<i>v</i> to aver (= to avouch, verify)

avergoniar, avergonia, avergoniante, avergoniara, avergoniarea, avergoniate, avergoniava
<i>v</i> to shame, put to shame; to make (feel) ashamed

avergoniate, avergoniatemente, avergoniates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>avergoniar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> ashamed

avers
<b>avers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>averter</b>

aversion, aversiones
<i>n</i> aversion (1. act of averting turning away; 2. strong dislike);<br><b>haber un aversion a un persona</b> to have an aversion to someone

averter, averse, averte, avertente, avertera, averterea, averteva, avertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to turn away, avert

avestruthio, avestruthios
<b>avestruthio</b><br><i>n</i> ostrich;<br><b>haber un stomacho de avestruthio</b> to have the digestion of an ostrich

aviar, avia, aviante, aviara, aviarea, aviate, aviava
<i>v</i> to aviate

aviario, aviarios
<i>n</i> aviary

aviarista, aviaristas
<i>n</i> aviarist

aviation, aviationes
<i>n</i> aviation;<br><b>base de aviation</b> air base;<br><b>campo de aviation</b> airfield

aviator, aviatores
<i>n</i> aviator

aviatrice, aviatrices
<i>n</i> aviatrix

avicinar, avicina, avicinante, avicinara, avicinarea, avicinate, avicinava
<i>v</i> to border upon, neighbor

avicultura, aviculturas
<b>avicultura</b><br><i>n</i> aviculture

avide, avidemente, avides
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> avid, greedy

aviditate, aviditates
<i>n</i> avidity, greed, greediness

avinar, avina, avinante, avinara, avinarea, avinate, avinava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>avinar se</b> to tipple, get drunk

avinate, avinatemente, avinates
<i>adj</i> drunk, in one's cups

avion, aviones
<i>n</i> airplane

avisar, avisa, avisante, avisara, avisarea, avisate, avisava
<i>v</i> to advise (1. to give information or notice to; 2. to counsel)

avisate, avisatemente, avisates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>avisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> prudent, circumspect;<br><b>mal avisate</b> ill-advised, imprudent

aviso, avisos
<i>n</i> I. opinion, judgment; II. advice (1. notice; 2. counsel);<br><b>littera de aviso</b> [Com.] notification of dispatch, letter of advice

avivamento, avivamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) reviving, vivifying; 2. (action of) heightening (colors)

avivar, aviva, avivante, avivara, avivarea, avivate, avivava
<i>v</i> 1. to revive, vivify; 2. to heighten (colors)

avo, avos
<i>n</i> grandfather

avocatiero, avocatieros
<i>n</i> avocado (tree)

avocato, avocatos
<i>n</i> avocado, alligator pear

avoirdupois, avoirdupoiss
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> avoirdupois

avuls
<b>avuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>aveller</b>

avulsion, avulsiones
<i>n</i> avulsion (= tearing away)

avuncular, avunculares, avuncularmente
<i>adj</i> avuncular

avunculo, avunculos
<i>n</i> uncle

axe, axes
<i>n</i> 1. axis; 2. axle, axletree

axial, axiales, axialmente
<i>adj</i> axial

axilla, axillas
<i>n</i> 1. armpit, axilla; 2. [Bot.] axil

axillari, axillarimente, axillaris
<i>adj</i> axillary (1. pertaining to the axilla; 2. [Bot.])

axioma, axiomas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> axiom

axiomat
<b>axiomat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>axioma</b>

axiomatic, axiomaticamente, axiomatiches
<i>adj</i> axiomatic

axungia, axungias
<b>axungia</b><br><i>n</i> [Pharm.] axunge

azalea, azaleas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] azalea

azoic, azoicamente, azoiches
<i>adj</i> azoic; <i>also:</i> [Geol.]

azores
<b>Azores (-z-)</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Azores

azur, azures, azurmente
<i>adj</i> azure; <i>also:</i> blue

azurato, azuratos
<i>n</i> azure (= color of the clear sky)

azuro, azuros
<i>n</i> azure (= the blue color of the clear sky); <i>also:</i> blue, bluing

azyme, azymemente, azymes
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> azymous, unleavened;<br><b>(festa del) azymos</b> [Jewish Rel.] Feast of Unleavened Bread

babel
<b>Babel</b><br><i>npr</i> Babel;<br><b>(le) turre de Babel</b> (the) Tower of Babel

babordo, babordos
<b>babordo</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] port (= left side of a ship)

baby, babys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> baby

babylon
<b>Babylon</b><br><i>npr</i> Babylon

babylonia
<b>Babylonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Babylonia

babylonian, babylonianes, babylonianmente
<i>adj</i> Babylonian

baca, bacas
<i>n</i> berry;<br><b>baca de junipero</b> juniper berry

baccalaureato, baccalaureatos
<i>n</i> baccalaureate

baccalaureo, baccalaureos
<i>n</i> [Acad.] bachelor

bacchanal, bacchanales, bacchanalmente
<i>adj</i> bacchanal (1. Bacchic; 2. bacchanalian)<hr><i>n</i> bacchanal, orgy;<br><b>bacchanales</b> Bacchanalia

bacchanalia
<i>npl</i> [Rom. Relig.] Bacchanalia

bacchante, bacchantes
<i>n</i> bacchante

bacchar, baccha, bacchante, bacchara, baccharea, bacchate, bacchava
<i>v</i> to celebrate the Bacchanalia; <i>also:</i> to take part in a bacchanal or orgy

bacchic, bacchicamente, bacchiches
<i>adj</i> 1. Bacchic; 2. bacchic, riotous

baccho
<b>Baccho</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Bacchus

bacillari, bacillarimente, bacillaris
<i>adj</i> bacillary

bacillo, bacillos
<i>n</i> bacillus

bacterial, bacteriales, bacterialmente
<i>adj</i> bacterial

bacterio, bacterios
<i>n</i> bacterium

bacteriologia, bacteriologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bacteriology

bacteriologic, bacteriologicamente, bacteriologiches
<i>adj</i> bacteriological

bacteriologo, bacteriologos
<b>bacteriologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> bacteriologist

bacteriotherapia, bacteriotherapias
<b>bacteriotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bacteriotherapy

bagage, bagages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> baggage, luggage

bagatella, bagatellas
<i>n</i> bagatelle, trifle

baia, baias
<b>(bya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Geog.] bay

balaam
<b>Balaam (b-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Balaam

balalaika, balalaikas
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> balalaika

balamento, balamentos
<i>n</i> bleat

balancia, balancias
<i>n</i> balance (1. pair of scales; 2. equilibrium; 3. [Com.]);<br><b>balancia roman</b> steelyard, Roman balance;<br><b>balancia de commercio</b> balance of trade;<br><b>esser in balancia</b> to be undecided, waver

balanciamento, balanciamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) balancing

balanciar, balancia, balanciante, balanciara, balanciarea, balanciate, balanciava
<i>v</i> I. to balance (1. to weigh the pros and cons of; 2. to bring to equilibrium; 3. to waver, hesitate); II. to swing (= to cause to go to and fro);<br><b>balanciar se</b> to swing (= to go to and fro)

balanciatoria, balanciatorias
<i>n</i> seesaw

balanciero, balancieros
<i>n</i> [Watchmaking] balance, balance-wheel

balancio, balancios
<i>n</i> [Com.] balance, balance-sheet;<br><b>facer un balancio</b> to draw up a balance sheet

balancista, balancistas
<i>n</i> scale tester, scale inspector

balar, bala, balante, balara, balarea, balate, balava
<i>v</i> to bleat

balbutiamento, balbutiamentos
<i>n</i> stammer, stutter; <i>also:</i> babble

balbutiar, balbutia, balbutiante, balbutiara, balbutiarea, balbutiate, balbutiava
<i>v</i> to stammer, stutter; <i>also:</i> to babble

balbutiator, balbutiatores
<i>n</i> stammerer, stutterer

balcon, balcones
<i>n</i> balcony (1. [Arch.]; 2. [Theat.])

balena, balenas
<i>n</i> 1. whale; 2. whalebone, baleen

balenero, baleneros
<i>n</i> whaler (1. whale fisher; 2. vessel for whale fishery)

baleniera, balenieras
<i>n</i> whaleboat, whaler

balkanes
<b>Balkanes (-k-)</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Balkans (1. the Balkan Mountains; 2. the Balkan States)

balkanic, balkanicamente, balkaniches
<i>adj</i> Balkanic;<br><b>Peninsula Balkanic</b> Balkanic Peninsula

balkanisar, balkanisa, balkanisante, balkanisara, balkanisarea, balkanisate, balkanisava
<i>v</i> to Balkanize

balla, ballas
<i>n</i> I. ball (1. globular object; 2. cannon ball, bullet, etc.; 3. [Print.]); II. bale; <i>also:</i> bolt (of cloth, paper, etc.)

ballada, balladas
<i>n</i> 1. ballad (= poem founded on folk legend); 2. ballade

ballar, balla, ballante, ballara, ballarea, ballate, ballava
<i>v</i> to dance

ballast, ballastes
<i>n</i> ballast; <i>also:</i> [R.R.]

ballerina, ballerinas
<i>n</i> ballet dancer, ballerina

ballet, ballets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theat.] ballet

ballista, ballistas
<i>n</i> [Hist.] ballista, ballist

ballistic, ballisticamente, ballistiches
<i>adj</i> ballistic

ballistica, ballisticas
<i>n</i> ballistics

ballo, ballos
<i>n</i> ball (= formal dance)

ballon, ballones
<i>n</i> I. balloon (1. [Chem.]; 2. aerostat); II. (large, air-filled) ball

ballotta, ballottas
<i>n</i> ballot (= ball, ticket, paper, etc., used in secret voting)

ballottada, ballottadas
<i>n</i> [Man.] ballotade

ballottar, ballotta, ballottante, ballottara, ballottarea, ballottate, ballottava
<i>v</i> 1. to ballot; 2. to toss, toss about

balnear, balneares, balnearmente
<i>adj</i> bath (= pertaining to baths);<br><b>station balnear</b> seaside resort

balneo, balneos
<i>n</i> bath (1. act of giving or taking a bath; 2. bath water);<br><b>balneos</b> baths (= hot or mineral springs)

balneotherapia, balneotherapias
<b>balneotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> balneotherapy

balsamic, balsamicamente, balsamiches
<i>adj</i> 1. balsamic; 2. balmy

balsamifere, balsamiferemente, balsamiferes
<i>adj</i> balsamiferous

balsamina, balsaminas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] balsamine, garden balsam

balsaminaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Balsaminaceae

balsaminacee, balsaminaceemente, balsaminacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] balsaminaceous

balsamita, balsamitas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] tansy (= <i>Tanacetum balsamita</i>)

balsamo, balsamos
<b>(bl-)</b><br><i>n</i> balm, balsam (1. balsamic resin; 2. ointment)

balthasar
<b>Balthasar</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Belshazzar, Balthasar, Balthazar

baltic, balticamente, baltiches
<i>adj</i> Baltic;<br><b>Mar Baltic</b> Baltic (Sea);<br><b>Statos Baltic</b> Baltic States

baltico
<b>Baltico</b><br><i>npr</i> Baltic (Sea)

balto, baltos
<i>n</i> Balt (1. member of ethnic group including Lithuanians and Letts; 2. member of German land-owning class in the Baltic States; also: Baltic baron, etc.)

balto-slavic, balto-slavicamente, balto-slaviches
<i>adj</i> Balto-Slavic

balto-slavo, balto-slavos
<i>n</i> Balto-Slav

balustrada, balustradas
<i>n</i> balustrade; <i>also:</i> railing

balustrar, balustra, balustrante, balustrara, balustrarea, balustrate, balustrava
<i>v</i> to balustrade

balustro, balustros
<i>n</i> baluster, banister

bambu, bambus
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] bamboo

banal, banales, banalmente
<i>adj</i> banal, trite

banalitate, banalitates
<i>n</i> banality, triteness

banana, bananas
<i>n</i> banana

banca, bancas
<i>n</i> bank (1. [Fin.]; 2. [Gambling]);<br><b>billet de banca</b> bank note

bancabile, bancabilemente, bancabiles
<i>adj</i> bankable

bancar, banca, bancante, bancara, bancarea, bancate, bancava
<i>v</i> [Fin.] to bank

bancari, bancarimente, bancaris
<i>adj</i> bank;<br><b>(disconto) bancari</b> bank (discount);<br><b>(negotio) bancari</b> banking (business)

bancarupta, bancaruptas
<b>bancarupta</b><br><i>n</i> bankruptcy;<br><b>facer bancarupta</b> to go bankrupt

bancaruptero, bancarupteros
<i>n</i> bankrupt

banch
<b>banch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>banco, banca</b>

banchero, bancheros
<i>n</i> banker

banchettar, banchetta, banchettante, banchettara, banchettarea, banchettate, banchettava
<i>v</i> 1. to feast, eat lavishly; 2. to banquet

banchettator, banchettatores
<i>n</i> banqueter, feaster

banchetto, banchettos
<i>n</i> banquet

banco, bancos
<i>n</i> 1. bench; 2. bank, shoal; 3. counter (in a store)

banda, bandas
<i>n</i> band (1. group of people; 2. [Mus.]) <hr><i>n</i> band (1. narrow strip of material; 2. bandage)

bandage, bandages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> bandage, dressing

bandar, banda, bandante, bandara, bandarea, bandate, bandava
<i>v</i> to bandage;<br><b>bandar le oculos a un persona</b> to blindfold a person

bandiera, bandieras
<i>n</i> banner, flag

bandierola, bandierolas
<i>n</i> banderole, streamer

banditismo, banditismos
<i>n</i> banditry, banditism

bandito, banditos
<i>n</i> bandit

baniar, bania, baniante, baniara, baniarea, baniate, baniava
<i>v</i> to bathe (= to give a bath to);<br><b>baniar se</b> 1. to take a bath; 2. to go in bathing

baniator, baniatores
<i>n</i> bather

banio, banios
<i>n</i> bath (1. act of giving or taking a bath; 2. bath water);<br><b>banios</b> baths (= hot or mineral springs);<br><b>camera de banio</b> bathroom

banio-maria, banio-marias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. water bath; 2. double boiler

banjo, banjos
<i>n</i> banjo

bannimento, bannimentos
<i>n</i> banishment (1. act of exiling; 2. exile)

bannir, banni, banniente, bannira, bannirea, bannite, banniva
<i>v</i> to banish

banno, bannos
<i>n</i> 1. proclamation, edict; 2. (= ban sentence of outlawry); 3. banishment;<br><b>bannos</b> banns

baptisar, baptisa, baptisante, baptisara, baptisarea, baptisate, baptisava
<i>v</i> to baptize; <i>also:</i> to christen

baptisator, baptisatores
<i>n</i> baptizer

baptismal, baptismales, baptismalmente
<i>adj</i> baptismal

baptismo, baptismos
<i>n</i> baptism;<br><b>nomine de baptismo</b> baptismal or Christian name

baptista, baptistamente, baptistas
<i>n</i> 1. baptizer; 2. [Theol.] Baptist, Anabaptist;<br><b>Sancte Johannes Baptista</b> Saint John the Baptist<hr><i>adj</i> [Theol.] Baptist, Anabaptist

baptisterio, baptisterios
<i>n</i> baptistery (1. part of a church reserved for baptism; 2. receptacle containing water for the baptismal rite)

bar, bars
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> bar (= place where liquor is served)

barba, barbas
<i>n</i> beard;<br><b>facer le barba (a un persona)</b> to shave (someone);<br><b>Barba Blau</b> Bluebeard

barbar, barba, barbante, barbara, barbarea, barbate, barbava
<i>v</i> to grow a beard

barbare, barbaremente, barbares
<i>adj</i> barbarous

barbaric, barbaricamente, barbariches
<i>adj</i> barbaric

barbarisar, barbarisa, barbarisante, barbarisara, barbarisarea, barbarisate, barbarisava
<i>v</i> to barbarize

barbarismo, barbarismos
<i>n</i> barbarism (1. "barbarism in language"; 2. barbarous social or intellectual condition)

barbaritate, barbaritates
<i>n</i> barbarity, barbarousness

barbaro, barbaros
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> barbarian

barbate, barbatemente, barbates
<i>adj</i> bearded

barberia, barberias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> barbershop

barbero, barberos
<i>n</i> barber

barca, barcas
<i>n</i> boat, bark

barcarola, barcarolas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] barcarole, barcarolle

barcata, barcatas
<i>n</i> boatload

barch
<b>barch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>barca</b>

barchero, barcheros
<i>n</i> boatman

bardana, bardanas
<i>n</i> burdock

barium, bariumes
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> barium

baro
<b>baro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] baro- (as in "barometer")

baroc, barocamente, baroches
<i>adj</i> baroque

baroco, barocos
<i>n</i> baroque (period style, etc.)

barogramma, barogrammas
<b>barogramma</b><br><i>n</i> [Meteorol.] barogram

barographo, barographos
<b>barographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Meteorol.] barograph

barologia, barologias
<b>barologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> barology

barometric, barometricamente, barometriches
<i>adj</i> barometric

barometro, barometros
<b>barometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> barometer

barometrographia, barometrographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Meteorol.] barometrography

barometrographo, barometrographos
<b>barometrographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> [Meteorol.] barometrograph, barograph

baron, barones
<i>n</i> baron (= nobleman)

baronage, baronages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> baronage (1. whole body of barons; 2. dignity or rank of a baron)

baronessa, baronessas
<i>n</i> baroness

baronetto, baronettos
<i>n</i> baronet

baronia, baronias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> barony

barothermohygrographo, barothermohygrographos
<b>barothermohygrographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> barothermohygrograph

barra, barras
<i>n</i> I. bar (1. as in "bar of iron, bar of wood," etc.; 2. [Her.]; 3. ridge of horse's palate; 4. "sand bar"; 5. [Law] place where prisoner stands; 6. [Mus.] bar, bar line); II. [Naut.] tiller

barraca, barracas
<i>n</i> 1. hut; 2. barrack (= plain and large building)

barracon, barracones
<i>n</i> barracoon

barrage, barrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> I. barrier, bar, obstacle; II. barrage (1. dam; 2. [Mil.])

barrar, barra, barrante, barrara, barrarea, barrate, barrava
<i>v</i> to bar (= to close to entrance)

barrica, barricas
<b>(-ca)</b><br><i>n</i> barrico, keg

barricada, barricadas
<i>n</i> barricade

barricadar, barricada, barricadante, barricadara, barricadarea, barricadate, barricadava
<i>v</i> to barricade

barriera, barrieras
<i>n</i> 1. barrier, obstacle; 2. stockade, fence; 3. tollgate

barril, barriles
<i>n</i> barrel (1. cask; 2. [Meas.])

barrilero, barrileros
<i>n</i> cooper

bary
<b>bary-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] bary- (= heavy)

baryta, barytas
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] baryta

barytone, barytonemente, barytones
<b>barytone</b><br><i>adj</i> [Phonet.] baritone

barytono, barytonos
<b>(-tono)</b><br><i>n</i> baritone (1. baritone voice; 2. musical instrument)

basal, basales, basalmente
<i>adj</i> basal (1. basic; 2. [Physiol.])

basaltic, basalticamente, basaltiches
<i>adj</i> basaltic

basalto, basaltos
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] basalt

basamento, basamentos
<i>n</i> 1. basement (= lower part of anything); 2. [Arch.] footing (of a column or wall), basement

basar, basa, basante, basara, basarea, basate, basava
<i>v</i> to base, found;<br><b>basar se super</b> to be based on

bascula, basculas
<i>n</i> 1. [Technol.] bascule (as in "bascule escapement"); 2. platform scale, weighbridge

bascular, bascula, basculante, basculara, bascularea, basculate, basculava
<i>v</i> to move or be moving leverwise (over a fixed point)

basculari, bascularimente, bascularis
<i>adj</i> bascule (as in "bascule bridge")

basculation, basculationes
<i>n</i> [Surg.] basculation

base, bases
<i>n</i> I. base (1. bottom, substructure; 2. [Mil.]; 3. [Chem.]); II. basis, foundation;<br><b>base de aviation</b> air base

baseball, baseballs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] baseball

basel
<b>Basel [G]</b><br><i>npr</i> Basel, Basle

basiar, basia, basiante, basiara, basiarea, basiate, basiava
<i>v</i> to kiss

basic, basicamente, basiches
<i>adj</i> basic; <i>also:</i> [Chem.]

basicitate, basicitates
<i>n</i> [Chem.] basicity

basilica, basilicas
<i>n</i> basilica (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. basilican type of church building)

basio, basios
<i>n</i> kiss;<br><b>basio de Juda</b> Judas kiss

bassar, bassa, bassante, bassara, bassarea, bassate, bassava
<i>v</i> to lower (= to make lower)

basse, bassemente, basses
<i>adj</i> low (1. not high; 2. base, mean);<br><b>in voce basse</b> in a low voice, softly;<br><b>marea basse</b> low tide

basse-relievo, basse-relievos
<i>n</i> bas-relief

bassessa, bassessas
<i>n</i> baseness

bassinetto, bassinettos
<i>n</i> 1. small basin, (shallow) bowl; 2. [Armory] basinet

bassino, bassinos
<i>n</i> basin (1. wide, shallow bowl; 2. dock; 3. "river basin")

basso, bassos
<i>n</i> I. bottom, lower part (of a thing); II. [Mus.] bass (1. lowest part of a musical score; 2. instrument for the lowest part of a musical score; 3. lowest male voice);<br><b>a basso</b> down, downward;<br><b>in basso</b> 1. down, below; <i>also:</i> downstairs; 2. down, downward; <i>also:</i> downstairs;<br><b>a basso (le traitores)!</b> down with (the traitors)!<hr><i>adv</i> low (1. in a low position; 2. softly)

basson, bassones
<i>n</i> [Mus.] bassoon

basta
<i>interj</i> enough! stop!

bastante, bastantemente, bastantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>bastar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> enough, sufficient; 3. <i>adv</i> enough, sufficiently

bastantia, bastantias
<i>n</i> sufficiency, enough

bastar, basta, bastante, bastara, bastarea, bastate, bastava
<i>v</i> to be enough, suffice

bastarde, bastardemente, bastardes
<i>adj</i> bastard (1. born out of wedlock; 2. spurious; 3. [Print.] as in "bastard type")

bastardia, bastardias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bastardy (= quality of being a bastard)

bastardo, bastardos
<i>n</i> bastard (= illegitimate child)

bastille, bastilles
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Fortif.] bastille;<br><b>Bastille</b> Bastille

bastion, bastiones
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] bastion

basto, bastos
<i>n</i> packsaddle

baston, bastones
<i>n</i> 1. stick, staff; 2. cane, walking stick;<br><b>baston de marechal</b> field marshal's baton

bastonada, bastonadas
<i>n</i> bastinado, bastinade

bastonar, bastona, bastonante, bastonara, bastonarea, bastonate, bastonava
<i>v</i> to cudgel; to bastinado

batata, batatas
<i>n</i> sweet potato, batata

batik, batikes
<b>[Malay]</b><br><i>n</i> batik; <i>also:</i> batiked material

batikar, batika, batikante, batikara, batikarea, batikate, batikava
<i>v</i> to batik

batista, batistas
<i>n</i> batiste

batracho
<b>batracho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

batrachomyomachia, batrachomyomachias
<b>batrachomyomachia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Batrachomyomachy, Batrachomyomachia (= Battle of the Frogs and the Mice)

battalia, battalias
<i>n</i> battle;<br><b>in battalia</b> in battle array;<br><b>campo de battalia</b> battlefield

battaliar, battalia, battaliante, battaliara, battaliarea, battaliate, battaliava
<i>v</i> to battle

battaliator, battaliatores
<i>n</i> battler

battalion, battaliones
<i>n</i> battalion

batter, batte, battente, battera, batterea, batteva, battite
<i>v</i> to beat (1. to strike, pound; 2. to flap; 3. to defeat);<br><b>batter se</b> to fight;<br><b>batter moneta</b> to coin, mint money;<br><b>batter (le ferro)</b> to hammer (iron)

batteria, batterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] battery; 2. kitchen utensils;<br><b>batteria (electric)</b> (electric) battery

battimento, battimentos
<i>n</i> beating (= action of striking, throbbing, fluttering, etc.)

bavare, bavaremente, bavares
<i>adj</i> Bavarian

bavarese, bavaresemente, bavareses
<i>adj</i> Bavarian

bavaria
<b>Bavaria</b><br><i>npr</i> Bavaria

bavaro, bavaros
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> Bavarian

bayona
<b>Bayona</b><br><i>npr</i> Bayonne

bayonetta, bayonettas
<i>n</i> bayonet

bayonne
<b>Bayonne</b><br><i>npr</i> Bayonne

bazar, bazares
<i>n</i> bazaar (= Oriental market place; <i>also:</i> as in "charity bazaar")

beate, beatemente, beates
<i>adj</i> 1. blissful, happy; 2. devout; <i>also:</i> sanctimonious

beatific, beatificamente, beatifiches
<i>adj</i> beatific

beatificar, beatifica, beatificante, beatificara, beatificarea, beatificate, beatificava
<i>v</i> to beatify

beatification, beatificationes
<i>n</i> beatification

beatitude, beatitudes
<i>n</i> beatitude

beccafico, beccaficos
<b>beccafico</b><br><i>n</i> [Ornith.] beccafico

beccar, becca, beccante, beccara, beccarea, beccate, beccava
<i>v</i> to peck (= to pick with the beak)

beccata, beccatas
<i>n</i> beakful, billful

becco, beccos
<i>n</i> beak, bill;<br><b>becco (de gas)</b> (gas) burner

beduin, beduines
<i>n</i> Bedouin

beefsteak, beefsteaks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> beefsteak

bel
<b>bel-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>belle</b>

belga, belgas
<i>n</i> Belgian

belge, belgemente, belges
<i>adj</i> Belgian

belgica
<b>Belgica</b><br><i>npr</i> Belgium

belladonna, belladonnas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] deadly nightshade; belladonna

bellar, bella, bellante, bellara, bellarea, bellate, bellava
<i>v</i> to war

belle, bellemente, belles
<i>adj</i> beautiful

belles-lettres
<b>[F]</b><br><i>npl</i> belles-lettres; <i>also:</i> fiction

belletr
<b>belletr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>belles-lettres</b>

belletrista, belletristas
<i>n</i> belletrist; <i>also:</i> fiction writer

belletristic, belletristicamente, belletristiches
<i>adj</i> belletristic; <i>also:</i> fiction, fictional

bellic, bellicamente, belliches
<i>adj</i> war (= belonging to war)

bellicose, bellicosemente, bellicoses
<i>adj</i> bellicose

bellicositate, bellicositates
<i>n</i> bellicosity

belligerente, belligerentemente, belligerentes
<b>belligerente</b><br><i>adj</i> belligerent (= waging war) <hr><b>belligerente</b><br><i>n</i> belligerent

belligerentia, belligerentias
<i>n</i> belligerency

bello, bellos
<i>n</i> war

beltate, beltates
<i>n</i> beauty (1. loveliness or charm to the sense of sight; 2. beautiful woman)

bemolle, bemolles
<i>n</i> [Mus.] flat

ben, benes
<i>adv</i> well;<br><b>ben!</b> 1. good!; 2. all right!;<br><b>ben que</b> although;<br><b>ir ben</b> 1. to go well; 2. to be well, in good health;<br><b>sentir se ben</b> to feel well <hr><i>n</i> 1. good (= that which is good); 2. possession, property, etc.;<br><b>ben public</b> public good, commonweal;<br><b>benes mobile</b> personal property, movables;<br><b>benes immobile</b> real estate, immovables

ben-esser, ben-esseres
<i>n</i> well-being

benedicer, benedice, benedicente, benedicera, benedicerea, benediceva, benedicite, benedicte
<b>benedicer [-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to bless (1. to consecrate; 2. to invoke blessings upon)

benedict
<b>benedict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>benedicer</b>

benedicte, benedictemente, benedictes
<i>adj</i> blessed (1. consecrated holy; 2. enjoying happiness or bliss);<br><b>aqua benedicte</b> holy water

benedictin, benedictines, benedictinmente
<i>adj</i> Benedictine

benedictino, benedictinos
<i>n</i> 1. Benedictine (monk); 2. benedictine (liqueur)

benediction, benedictiones
<i>n</i> benediction, blessing

benedicto
<b>Benedicto</b><br><i>nprm</i> Benedict

benefacer, beneface, benefacente, benefacera, benefacerea, benefaceva, benefacite, benefacte
<b>benefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to do good, be beneficent

benefact
<b>benefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>benefacer</b>

benefactor, benefactores
<i>n</i> benefactor

benefic, beneficamente, benefiches
<b>(-fic)</b><br><i>adj</i> beneficial, benefic

beneficente, beneficentemente, beneficentes
<i>adj</i> beneficent

beneficentia, beneficentias
<i>n</i> beneficence (= active kindness)

beneficiar, beneficia, beneficiante, beneficiara, beneficiarea, beneficiate, beneficiava
<i>v</i> to benefit (someone or something);<br><b>beneficiar de</b> to benefit by or from

beneficiario, beneficiarios
<i>n</i> beneficiary

beneficio, beneficios
<i>n</i> 1. benefit (= advantage, favor); 2. benefice

benevole, benevolemente, benevoles
<b>benevole</b><br><i>adj</i> benevolent

benevolente, benevolentemente, benevolentes
<b>benevolente</b><br><i>adj</i> benevolent

benevolentia, benevolentias
<i>n</i> benevolence, good will

benigne, benignemente, benignes
<i>adj</i> benign (1. kind, gentle; 2. [Med.]

benignitate, benignitates
<i>n</i> benignity; kindness

benvenite, benvenitemente, benvenites
<b>benvenite</b><br><i>adj</i> welcome

benz
<b>benz-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>benzoe</b>

benzina, benzinas
<i>n</i> benzine

benzoato, benzoatos
<i>n</i> benzoate

benzoe, benzoes
<b>(-ze)</b><br><i>n</i> benzoin (1. gum benzoin, benjamin; 2. [Bot.])

benzoic, benzoicamente, benzoiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> benzoic

benzoin, benzoines
<b>(-n)</b><br><i>n</i> benzoin (1. gum benzoin, benjamin; 2. [Bot.]; 3. [Chem.])

benzol, benzoles
<i>n</i> benzol

beotia, beotias
<b>Beotia</b><br><i>n</i> Boeotia

beotie, beotiemente, beoties
<i>adj</i> Boeotian

beotio, beotios
<i>n</i> 1. Boeotian (1. inhabitant of Boeotia; 2. blockhead, Philistine)

bequadro, bequadros
<i>n</i> [Mus;.] natural (sign)

berillos
<i>npl</i> glasses, spectacles

berlin
<b>Berlin [G]</b><br><i>npr</i> Berlin

berlina, berlinas
<i>n</i> berlin (= four-wheeled carriage)

berlinese, berlinesemente, berlineses
<i>adj</i> Berlin, of Berlin<hr><i>n</i> Berliner

bern
<b>Bern [G]</b><br><i>npr</i> Bern

bernese, bernesemente, berneses
<i>adj</i> Bernese

beryllium, berylliumes
<b>(-llium)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] beryllium

beryllo, beryllos
<i>n</i> beryl

bestia, bestias
<i>n</i> beast

bestial, bestiales, bestialmente
<i>adj</i> bestial, beastly<hr><i>n</i> cattle, livestock

bestialitate, bestialitates
<i>n</i> bestiality, beastliness

beta, betas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] beet;<br><b>beta foliose</b> leaf beet;<br><b>beta salvage</b> wild beet;<br><b>beta de forrage</b> mangel-wurzel;<br><b>beta de sucro</b> sugar beet <hr><i>n</i> beta (= second letter of the Greek alphabet);<br><b>radio beta</b> beta ray;<br><b>particula beta</b> beta particle

betarapa, betarapas
<b>betarapa</b><br><i>n</i> beet (= "common red beet")

betel, beteles
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] betel

beton, betones
<i>n</i> concrete;<br><b>beton armate</b> iron concrete, reinforced concrete

betonar, betona, betonante, betonara, betonarea, betonate, betonava
<i>v</i> to construct with concrete, face with concrete

betula, betulas
<i>n</i> birch

bi
<b>bi-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] bi- (= two, twice)

bibasic, bibasicamente, bibasiches
<b>bibasic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] dibasic, bibasic

biber, bibe, bibente, bibera, biberea, biberes, bibeva, bibite
<i>v</i> to drink <hr><i>n</i> drink, drinking

biberage, biberages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> beverage, drink; potion

biberon, biberons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> baby-bottle

bibibile, bibibilemente, bibibiles
<i>adj</i> drinkable

bibita, bibitas
<b>(bb-)</b><br><i>n</i> drink (1. draught, glassful, etc. of a given beverage; 2. beverage)

bibitor, bibitores
<i>n</i> drinker, drunkard

bibitura, bibituras
<i>n</i> beverage, drink

biblia, biblias
<b>Biblia</b><br><i>n</i> Bible

biblic, biblicamente, bibliches
<i>adj</i> biblical;<br><b>societate biblic</b> Bible Socicty

biblio
<b>biblio-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] biblio- (as in "bibliography," "bibliomancy")

bibliographia, bibliographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliography (1. description or history of books; 2. bibliographical list)

bibliographic, bibliographicamente, bibliographiches
<i>adj</i> bibliographic

bibliographo, bibliographos
<b>bibliographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliographer

bibliolatra, bibliolatras
<b>bibliolatra (--)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliolater

bibliolatria, bibliolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliolatry

bibliomane, bibliomanemente, bibliomanes
<b>bibliomane</b><br><i>adj</i> bibliomaniac, bibliomaniacal

bibliomania, bibliomanias
<b>bibliomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliomania

bibliomano, bibliomanos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliomaniac, bibliomane

bibliomantia, bibliomantias
<b>bibliomantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliomancy

bibliophile, bibliophilemente, bibliophiles
<b>bibliophile</b><br><i>adj</i> bibliophile

bibliophilo, bibliophilos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> bibliophile

bibliotheca, bibliothecas
<b>bibliotheca</b><br><i>n</i> I. library (1. place where a collection of books is kept; 2. collection of books); II. closed bookcase

bibliothecario, bibliothecarios
<i>n</i> librarian

biblista, biblistas
<i>n</i> Biblist, Biblicist

bibule, bibulemente, bibules
<i>adj</i> bibulous, addicted to drink

bicarbonato, bicarbonatos
<b>bicarbonato</b><br><i>n</i> bicarbonate

bicarburo, bicarburos
<b>bicarburo</b><br><i>n</i> bicarburet, bicarbide

bicario, bicarios
<i>n</i> tumbler, goblet, beaker, etc.

bicentenari, bicentenarimente, bicentenaris
<b>bicentenari</b><br><i>adj</i> bicentenary

bicentenario, bicentenarios
<b>bicentenario</b><br><i>n</i> bicentenary, bicentennial

bichromato, bichromatos
<b>bichromato</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] bichromate

bicipital, bicipitales, bicipitalmente
<i>adj</i> bicipital

bicipite, bicipitemente, bicipites
<b>bicipite (-c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> bicipital <hr><b>bicipite (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> biceps

bicolor, bicolores, bicolormente
<b>bicolor</b><br><i>adj</i> bicolored, bicolor

bicorne, bicornemente, bicornes
<b>bicorne</b><br><i>adj</i> bicorn

bicornute, bicornutemente, bicornutes
<b>bicornute</b><br><i>adj</i> bicorn, bicornuate

bicuspide, bicuspidemente, bicuspides
<b>bicuspide (-cs-)</b><br><i>adj</i> bicuspid

bicyclar, bicycla, bicyclante, bicyclara, bicyclarea, bicyclate, bicyclava
<i>v</i> to cycle, bicycle

bicycletta, bicyclettas
<i>n</i> bicycle

bicyclic, bicyclicamente, bicycliches
<b>bicyclic</b><br><i>adj</i> bicyclic (= of two cycles, circles, or wheels)<hr><i>adj</i> bicyclic (= of bicycles)

bicyclista, bicyclistas
<i>n</i> cyclist, bicyclist

bicyclo, bicyclos
<b>bicyclo</b><br><i>n</i> bicycle

bidente, bidentes
<b>bidente</b><br><i>n</i> bident (= two-pronged instrument)

bidimensional, bidimensionales, bidimensionalmente
<b>bidimensional</b><br><i>adj</i> bidimensional

biella, biellas
<i>n</i> [Mach.] connecting rod

biennal, biennales, biennalmente
<b>biennal</b><br><i>adj</i> biennial (1. lasting two years; 2. occurring every two years)

bifide, bifidemente, bifides
<b>bifide (b-)</b><br><i>adj</i> bifid

bifocal, bifocales, bifocalmente
<b>bifocal</b><br><i>adj</i> bifocal, having two foci

biforme, biformemente, biformes
<b>biforme</b><br><i>adj</i> biform

bifurcar, bifurca, bifurcante, bifurcara, bifurcarea, bifurcate, bifurcava
<b>bifurcar</b><br><i>v</i> to bifurcate

bifurcation, bifurcationes
<i>n</i> bifurcation

bigame, bigamemente, bigames
<b>bigame (b-)</b><br><i>adj</i> bigamous

bigamia, bigamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bigamy

bigamo, bigamos
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> bigamist

bigot, bigotes
<i>n</i> bigot; <i>attrib.:</i> bigoted

bigoteria, bigoterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bigotry

bilabial, bilabiales, bilabialmente
<b>bilabial</b><br><i>adj</i> [Gram.] bilabial

bilateral, bilaterales, bilateralmente
<b>bilateral</b><br><i>adj</i> bilateral

bile, biles
<i>n</i> bile (1. [Physiol.]; <i>also:</i> gall; 2. choler, irascibility, ill-humor)

bili
<b>bili-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>bile</b>

biliardo, biliardos
<i>n</i> 1. billiards; 2. billiard table;<br><b>balla de biliardo</b> billiard ball;<br><b>jocar al biliardo</b> to play billiards

biliari, biliarimente, biliaris
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] biliary;<br><b>calculo biliari</b> gallstone, bilestone, biliary calculus

bilingue, bilinguemente, bilingues
<b>bilingue</b><br><i>adj</i> bilingual

bilinguismo, bilinguismos
<i>n</i> bilingualism

biliose, biliosemente, bilioses
<i>adj</i> bilious (1. [Med.]; 2. choleric, ill-tempered)

biliositate, biliositates
<i>n</i> biliousness

biliverdina, biliverdinas
<b>biliverdina</b><br><i>n</i> [Biochem.] biliverdin

bill, bills
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> bill (= proposed law)

billet, billetes
<i>n</i> 1. note (= short letter); 2. ticket (as in "railroad ticket"); 3.billet (= lodging order);<br><b>billet (de banca)</b> (bank) note, bill;<br><b>billet a ordine</b> promissory note made out to order

billetar, billeta, billetante, billetara, billetarea, billetate, billetava
<i>v</i> to billet

billeteria, billeterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ticket-window, box-office

billetero, billeteros
<i>n</i> ticket seller

billion, billiones
<i>n</i> billion (1. thousand millions; 2. million millions)

billionesime, billionesimemente, billionesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> billionth;<br><b>le billionesime parte, le billionesimo</b> the billionth part, the billionth

bilobate, bilobatemente, bilobates
<b>bilobate</b><br><i>adj</i> bilobate, two-lobed

bimane, bimanemente, bimanes
<b>bimane</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] bimanous

bimestral, bimestrales, bimestralmente
<i>adj</i> bimonthly (= occurring once in two months)

bimestre, bimestres
<b>bimestre</b><br><i>n</i> period of two months

bimetallismo, bimetallismos
<b>bimetallismo</b><br><i>n</i> bimetallism

bimetallista, bimetallistas
<b>bimetallista</b><br><i>n</i> bimetallist

bin, bines, binmente
<i>adj</i> two by two, two at a time

binari, binarimente, binaris
<i>adj</i> binary

binoculo, binoculos
<b>binoculo</b><br><i>n</i> binoculars; <i>also:</i> opera glasses

binomie, binomiemente, binomies
<b>binomie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Alg.] binomial

binomio, binomios
<i>n</i> [Alg.] binomial

bio
<b>bio-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] bio- (as in "biology"

biochimia, biochimias
<b>biochimia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> biochemistry

biochimic, biochimicamente, biochimiches
<i>adj</i> biochemical

biochimista, biochimistas
<i>n</i> biochemist

biogenese, biogeneses
<b>biogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> biogenesis (1. genesis of organisms; 2. "theory of biogenesis")

biogenesis, biogeneses
<b>biogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> biogenesis (1. genesis of organisms; 2. "theory of biogenesis")

biogenetic, biogeneticamente, biogenetiches
<b>biogenetic</b><br><i>adj</i> biogenetic

biographia, biographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> biography

biographic, biographicamente, biographiches
<i>adj</i> biographic

biographo, biographos
<b>biographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> biographer

biologia, biologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> biology

biologic, biologicamente, biologiches
<i>adj</i> biological

biologista, biologistas
<i>n</i> biologist

biologo, biologos
<b>biologo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> biologist

bioxydo, bioxydos
<b>bioxydo (-x-)</b><br><i>n</i> dioxide

bipartibile, bipartibilemente, bipartibiles
<i>adj</i> bipartible

bipartir, biparti, bipartiente, bipartira, bipartirea, bipartite, bipartiva
<b>bipartir</b><br><i>v</i> to divide into two parts

bipartite, bipartitemente, bipartites
<i>adj</i> bipartite (= having two parts)

bipartition, bipartitiones
<i>n</i> bipartition

bipede, bipedemente, bipedes
<b>bipede (b-)</b><br><i>adj</i> biped<hr><b>bipede (b-)</b><br><i>n</i> biped

bipenne, bipennes
<b>bipenne</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] (two-edged) battle-axe

biplano, biplanos
<b>biplano</b><br><i>n</i> biplane

bipolar, bipolares, bipolarmente
<b>bipolar</b><br><i>adj</i> bipolar

bira, biras
<i>n</i> beer;<br><b>bira clar</b> light beer;<br><b>bira obscur</b> dark beer

bireme, birememente, biremes
<b>bireme</b><br><i>adj</i> bireme, two-oared<hr><b>bireme</b><br><i>n</i> bireme

bireria, birerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> saloon, beerhouse

birero, bireros
<i>n</i> (beer) brewer

bis
1. <i>adv</i> twice; 2. <i>interj</i> encore

bisava, bisavas
<b>bisava</b><br><i>n</i> great-grandmother

bisavo, bisavos
<b>bisavo</b><br><i>n</i> great-grandfather

biscuit, biscuites
<i>n</i> biscuit (1. cracker, cooky, etc.; 2. [Pottery] bisque)

biscuiteria, biscuiterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> biscuit bakery

biscuitero, biscuiteros
<i>n</i> biscuit baker

bisexual, bisexuales, bisexualmente
<b>bisexual</b><br><i>adj</i> bisexual

bismuth, bismuthes
<b>(bz-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] bismuth

bison, bisones
<i>n</i> bison (1. European aurochs; 2. American buffalo)

bisonte, bisontes
<i>n</i> bison (1. European aurochs; 2. American buffalo)

bistorta, bistortas
<b>bistorta</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] bistort, snakeweed

bisyllabe, bisyllabemente, bisyllabes
<b>bisyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> dissyllabic, disyllabic

bisyllabo, bisyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> dissyllable, disyllable

bituminage, bituminages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> bituminization (= process of covering with bitumen)

bituminar, bitumina, bituminante, bituminara, bituminarea, bituminate, bituminava
<i>v</i> to bituminize, cover with bitumen

bitumine, bitumines
<i>n</i> bitumen

bituminisar, bituminisa, bituminisante, bituminisara, bituminisarea, bituminisate, bituminisava
<i>v</i> to bituminize, cover with bitumen

bituminisation, bituminisationes
<i>n</i> bituminization (= process of covering with bitumen)

bituminose, bituminosemente, bituminoses
<i>adj</i> bituminous;<br><b>carbon bituminose</b> bituminous coal, soft coal

bivac, bivaches
<i>n</i> bivouac

bivacar, bivaca, bivacante, bivacara, bivacarea, bivacate, bivacava
<i>v</i> to bivouac

bivalve, bivalvemente, bivalves
<b>bivalve</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] bivalve

bivalvo, bivalvos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] bivalve

bizarre, bizarremente, bizarres
<i>adj</i> odd, queer, bizarre

bizarria
<b>(-a)</b><br>strangeness, oddness, oddity

bizonal, bizonales, bizonalmente
<b>bizonal</b><br><i>adj</i> bizonal

blanc, blancamente, blanches
<i>adj</i> white;<br><b>papiro blanc</b> blank paper;<br><b>carta blanc</b> carte blanche;<br><b>verso blanc</b> blank verse

blanch
<b>blanch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>blanc</b>

blanchimento, blanchimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) whitening, blanching; 2. [Metal.] (act of) blanching; 3. (act of) bleaching

blanchir, blanchi, blanchiente, blanchira, blanchirea, blanchite, blanchiva
<i>v</i> 1. to whiten, blanch (= to make white); 2. [Metal.] to blanch; 3. to bleach

blanco, blancos
<i>n</i> I. white; II. blank (= blank space);<br><b>blanco del oculos</b> white of the eyes;<br><b>blanco de ovo</b> white of an egg;<br><b>in blanco</b> (in) blank

blande, blandemente, blandes
<i>adj</i> 1. soft, mild, bland; 2. flattering (as in "flattering words")

blandimento, blandimentos
<i>n</i> flattery

blandir, blandi, blandiente, blandira, blandirea, blandite, blandiva
<i>v</i> to flatter;<br><b>blandir se</b> 1. to flatter oneself; 2. to delude oneself

blanditor, blanditores
<i>n</i> flatterer

blasmabile, blasmabilemente, blasmabiles
<i>adj</i> blameworthy

blasmar, blasma, blasmante, blasmara, blasmarea, blasmate, blasmava
<i>v</i> to blame (= to find fault with, find blameworthy)

blasmo, blasmos
<i>n</i> blame (= expression of disapproval)

blason, blasones
<i>n</i> 1. coat of arms, blazon; 2. (science or art of) heraldry

blasphemar, blasphema, blasphemante, blasphemara, blasphemarea, blasphemate, blasphemava
<i>v</i> to blaspheme; <i>also:</i> to swear (= to use abusive language)

blasphemator, blasphematores
<i>n</i> blasphemer

blaspheme, blasphememente, blasphemes
<i>adj</i> blasphemous

blasphemia, blasphemias
<i>n</i> blasphemy; <i>also:</i> oath (= abusive language)

blasto
<b>blasto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] blasto-, blast- (= bud, sprout; <i>specif.:</i> germ, embryo)

blastoderma, blastodermas
<b>blastoderma</b><br><i>n</i> [Embryol.] blastoderm

blatta, blattas
<i>n</i> cockroach

blau, blaumente, blaus
<i>adj</i> blue

blesamento, blesamentos
<i>n</i> stammering; <i>also:</i> lisping

blesar, blesa, blesante, blesara, blesarea, blesate, blesava
<i>v</i> to stammer; <i>also:</i> to lisp

blese, blesemente, bleses
<i>adj</i> stammering, speaking indistinctly; <i>also:</i> lisping;<br><b>esser blese</b> to stammer, speak indistinctly; <i>also:</i> to lisp

blesitate, blesitates
<i>n</i> stammering; <i>also:</i> lisping

blocada, blocadas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] blockade

blocar, bloca, blocante, blocara, blocarea, blocate, blocava
<i>v</i> 1. to block, obstruct; 2. [Mil.] to blockade

blockhaus, blockhauses
<i>n</i> blockhouse (= building designed to protect an outlying strategical point)

bloco, blocos
<i>n</i> 1. block (= solid mass of wood, stone, etc.); <i>also:</i> log; 2. [Pol.] bloc; 3. pad (as in "writing pad");<br><b>in bloco</b> in block;<br><b>bloco erratic</b> [Geol.] erratic block or boulder

blonda
<i>nf</i> blonde

blonde, blondemente, blondes
<i>adj</i> blond

blondessa, blondessas
<i>n</i> blondness

bluff, bluffs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> bluff (= act of bluffing)

bluffar, bluffa, bluffante, bluffara, bluffarea, bluffate, bluffava
<i>v</i> to bluff (= to deceive by false appearances)

bluffator, bluffatores
<i>n</i> bluffer

blusa, blusas
<i>n</i> blouse (1. "workman's blouse"; 2. "woman's blouse")

boa, boas
<i>n</i> boa (1. [Zool.]; 2. scarf of fur or feathers);<br><b>boa constrictor</b> boa constrictor

bobina, bobinas
<i>n</i> bobbin, spool, reel;<br><b>bobina de induction</b> induction coil

bobinage, bobinages
<b>(-je)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) winding, spooling, coiling, etc.

bobinar, bobina, bobinante, bobinara, bobinarea, bobinate, bobinava
<i>v</i> to wind, spool, coil, etc.

bobinatorio, bobinatorios
<i>n</i> winding frame

bobsleigh, bobsleighs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> bobsled, bobsleigh

boheme, bohememente, bohemes
<i>adj</i> Bohemian (= of Bohemia)

bohemia
<b>Bohemia</b><br><i>npr</i> Bohemia; bohemia Bohemia (= way of life of social Bohemians)

bohemic, bohemicamente, bohemiches
<i>adj</i> Bohemian (1. of Bohemia or its inhabitants; 2. of social Bohemians)

bohemo, bohemos
<i>n</i> I. Bohemian (1. native or inhabitant of Bohemia; 2. as in "social Bohemian"); II. gypsy

boia, boias
<i>n</i> [Naut.] buoy (= floating object moored to the bottom)

boiada, boiadas
<i>n</i> buoyage (= system of buoys)

boiage, boiages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> buoyage (= act of providing with buoys)

boiante, boiantemente, boiantes
<i>adj</i> buoyant, floating

boiar, boia, boiante, boiara, boiarea, boiate, boiava
<i>v</i> to buoy, keep afloat

bolchev
<b>bolchev-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>bolchevico</b>

bolchevico, bolchevicos
<b>(bolshevco)</b><br><i>n</i> bolshevik, bolshevist

bolchevisar, bolchevisa, bolchevisante, bolchevisara, bolchevisarea, bolchevisate, bolchevisava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to bolshevize

bolchevisation, bolchevisationes
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> bolshevization

bolchevismo, bolchevismos
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> bolshevism

bolchevista, bolchevistas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> bolshevist, bolshevik; <i>attrib.:</i> bolshevist, bolshevistic

boliv
<b>boliv-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Bolivar, Simon</b>

bolivar, simon
<b>Bolivar, Simon (-l-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [1783-1830; Venezuelan patriot, "liberator of South America"]

bolivia
<b>Bolivia</b><br><i>npr</i> Bolivia

bolivian, bolivianes, bolivianmente
<i>adj</i> Bolivian

boliviano, bolivianos
<i>n</i> Bolivian

bolla, bollas
<i>n</i> ball, globe;<br><b>joco de bollas</b> game of bowls;<br><b>jocar al bollas</b> to play bowls, to bowl

bollar, bolla, bollante, bollara, bollarea, bollate, bollava
<i>v</i> to bowl

bolletta, bollettas
<i>n</i> 1. pellet; 2. meatball; 3. bullet

bomba, bombas
<i>n</i> bomb, bombshell;<br><b>bomba atomic</b> atomic bomb

bombar, bomba, bombante, bombara, bombarea, bombate, bombava
<i>v</i> to bomb, bombard, shell

bombarda, bombardas
<i>n</i> I. bombard (1. [Hist.] type of cannon; 2. bombard vessel); II. [Mus.] bombardon (= brass reed stop on the organ)

bombardamento, bombardamentos
<i>n</i> bombardment

bombardar, bombarda, bombardante, bombardara, bombardarea, bombardate, bombardava
<i>v</i> to bombard

bombardator, bombardatores
<i>n</i> bombarder

bombardero, bombarderos
<i>n</i> [Hist.] bombardier

bombardon, bombardones
<i>n</i> [Mus.] bombardon (= bass tuba)

bombator, bombatores
<i>n</i> bomber (= one who or that which bombs)

bombides
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Bombidae

bombo, bombos
<i>n</i> 1. booming, humming buzzing; 2. [Zool.] Bombus; <i>also:</i> bumblebee

bon, bones, bonmente
<i>adj</i> good;<br><b>bon!</b> good! fine! all right!

bona fide
<b>[L]</b><br><i>bona fide</i>, in good faith

bonbon, bonbones
<i>n</i> candy

bonboniera, bonbonieras
<i>n</i> candy box

bonetteria, bonetterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cap seller's (store)

bonettero, bonetteros
<i>n</i> capmaker, cap seller

bonetto, bonettos
<i>n</i> cap (= man's cap)

bonhomia, bonhomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> good-heartedness, good nature

bonhomo, bonhomos
<i>n</i> good-natured man, good fellow, etc.

bonificar, bonifica, bonificante, bonificara, bonificarea, bonificate, bonificava
<i>v</i> to ameliorate

bonification, bonificationes
<i>n</i> amelioration

bonitate, bonitates
<i>n</i> goodness;<br><b>haber le bonitate de</b> to have the kindness, be good enough, to

bonnette, bonnettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] bonnet

bono, bonos
<i>n</i> 1. good (as in "the good and the beautiful"); 2. certificate (representing money value); <i>also:</i> coupon, bond, etc.

bonus, bonuses
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> bonus

book-maker, book-makers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse racing] book-maker

boomerang, boomerangs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> boomerang

booz
<b>Booz (b-oz)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Boaz

bor
<b>bor-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>borax; borace</b>

borace, boraces
<i>n</i> [Chem.] borax

borato, boratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] borate

borax, boraxes
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] borax

bordada, bordadas
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] broadside (= simultaneous discharge of a broadside); 2. [Naut.] board, tack (= the stretch which a ship makes on one tack in beating to windward)

bordar, borda, bordante, bordara, bordarea, bordate, bordava
<i>v</i> to border (= to provide with a border or edging)

bordatura, bordaturas
<i>n</i> border (= strip on the edge of anything for strength or ornament)

bordello, bordellos
<i>n</i> brothel

bordo, bordos
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] board (= side of a ship); 2. border, edge;<br><b>a bordo</b> on board (of), aboard;<br><b>a bordo de</b> on board (of), aboard

boric, boricamente, boriches
<i>adj</i> boracic, boric;<br><b>acido boric</b> boric acid

boro, boros
<i>n</i> [Chem.] boron

borra, borras
<i>n</i> padding, stuffing, etc. (= material with which something is padded or stuffed)

borrar, borra, borrante, borrara, borrarea, borrate, borrava
<i>v</i> to stuff, pad

borusse, borussemente, borusses
<i>adj</i> (Old) Prussian, Borussian

borussia, borussias
<b>Borussia</b><br><i>n</i> Borussia, Prussia

borusso, borussos
<i>n</i> (Old) Prussian, Borussian (1. member of the Old Prussian people; 2. Old Prussian language)

boscage, boscages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> thicket, boscage

bosch
<b>bosch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>bosco</b>

boschetto, boschettos
<i>n</i> grove

bosco, boscos
<i>n</i> wood (= wooded place)

bosporo
<b>Bosporo (bs-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Bosporus

botan
<b>botan-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

botanic, botanicamente, botaniches
<i>adj</i> botanical;<br><b>jardin botanic</b> botanical garden

botanica, botanicas
<i>n</i> botany

botanisar, botanisa, botanisante, botanisara, botanisarea, botanisate, botanisava
<i>v</i> to botanize

botanista, botanistas
<i>n</i> botanist

botanologia, botanologias
<b>botanologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> botany

boteca, botecas
<i>n</i> shop, store

botech
<b>botech-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>boteca</b>

botechero, botecheros
<i>n</i> shopkeeper, storekeeper

botta, bottas
<i>n</i> boot, high boot

botte, bottes
<i>n</i> barrel, cask, butt

bottilia, bottilias
<i>n</i> bottle

bottina, bottinas
<i>n</i> half boot, high shoe

bottinero, bottineros
<i>n</i> shoemaker

bouillon, bouillons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> bouillon

bouquet, bouquets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> bouquet (1. nosegay; 2. perfume exhaled from wine)

bove, boves
<i>n</i> 1. ox (= castrated male bovine quadruped); 2. beef (meat from a cow or steer);<br><b>oculo de bove</b> 1. bull's eye (small circular window); 2. ox-eye daisy

bovello, bovellos
<i>n</i> steer

boveria, boverias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cowshed

bovero, boveros
<i>n</i> 1. cowherd; 2. cattleman

bovin, bovines, bovinmente
<i>adj</i> bovine

boxa, boxas
<i>n</i> boxing (= act of fighting with the fists)

boxar, boxa, boxante, boxara, boxarea, boxate, boxava
<i>v</i> to box (= to fight with the fists)

boxator, boxatores
<i>n</i> boxer, pugilist

boy scout, boy scouts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> boy scout

boycott, boycottes, charles cunningham boycott
<I>n</I> boycott, boycotting<HR><B>Boycott, Charles Cunningham</B><BR><I>npr</I> [estate agent in Ireland, the original victim of boycotting in 1880]

boycottage, boycottages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> boycott, boycotting

boycottar, boycotta, boycottante, boycottara, boycottarea, boycottate, boycottava
<i>v</i> to boycott

bracas
<i>npl</i> breeches

brachial, brachiales, brachialmente
<i>adj</i> brachial

brachio, brachios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] arm

brachiopode, brachiopodemente, brachiopodes
<b>brachiopode (-pode)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] brachiopod

brachiopodo, brachiopodos
<b>(-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] brachiopod

brachycephale, brachycephalemente, brachycephales
<b>brachycephale</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anthropometry] brachycephalic

bracial, braciales, bracialmente
<i>adj</i> arm, arm- (= pertaining to or done with the arm)<hr><i>n</i> brassard (= badge worn on one's arm)

bracialetto, bracialettos
<i>n</i> bracelet

braciar, bracia, braciante, braciara, braciarea, braciate, braciava
<i>v</i> [Naut.] to brace

braciata, braciatas
<i>n</i> armful

bracio, bracios
<i>n</i> 1. [Anat.] arm; 2. brace (= rope attached to yard for trimming sail);<br><b>bracio de mar</b> arm of the sea;<br><b>bracio de un chaise, balancia, etc.</b> arm of a chair, balance, etc.

brahma
<b>Brahma</b><br><i>npr</i> [Hindu Relig.] Brahma

brahman, brahmanes
<i>n</i> Brahman, Brahmin

brahmanic, brahmanicamente, brahmaniches
<i>adj</i> Brahmanic

brahmanismo, brahmanismos
<i>n</i> Brahmanism

brahmin, brahmines
<i>n</i> Brahmin, Brahman

branca, brancas
<i>n</i> branch

branchia, branchias
<i>n</i> [Zool.] gill, branchia

branchial, branchiales, branchialmente
<i>adj</i> branchial

branchiate, branchiatemente, branchiates
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] branchiate

branchiopodo, branchiopodos
<b>branchiopodo (-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] branchiopod

brandimento, brandimentos
<i>n</i> (action of) brandishing

brandir, brandi, brandiente, brandira, brandirea, brandite, brandiva
<i>v</i> to brandish

brandy, brandys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> brandy

brasa, brasas
<i>n</i> live coals; embers

brasar, brasa, brasante, brasara, brasarea, brasate, brasava
<i>v</i> to braise

brasiero, brasieros
<i>n</i> brazier

brasil, brasiles
<i>n</i> brazilwood <hr><b>Brasil</b><br><i>npr</i> Brazil;<br><b>nuce de Brasil</b> Brazil nut

brasiletto, brasilettos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] brasiletto

brasilian, brasilianes, brasilianmente
<I>adj</I> Brazilian

brasiliano, brasilianos
<i>n</i> Brazilian

brasilina, brasilinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] brazilin

bravada, bravadas
<i>n</i> bravado

bravar, brava, bravante, bravara, bravarea, bravate, bravava
<i>v</i> to brave

brave, bravemente, braves
<i>adj</i> 1. brave, courageous; 2. exellent, fine

braveria, braverias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bravery, courage

bravo, bravos
<I>n</I> bravo (= hired assassin)<HR><B>bravo!</B><BR><B>[I]</B><BR><I>interj</I> bravo!

bravura, bravuras
<i>n</i> bravery (= quality of being brave);<br><b>aria de bravura</b> [Mus.] bravura

brecha, brechas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] breach;<br><b>facer un brecha</b> in to breach

breve, brevemente, breves
<i>adj</i> brief, short <hr><i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] brief; 2. [Mus.] breve

brevetar, breveta, brevetante, brevetara, brevetarea, brevetate, brevetava
<i>v</i> 1. to grant letters patent to (someone); 2. to patent (an invention)

breveto, brevetos
<i>n</i> patent (1. letters patent; 2. "inventor's patent")

breviario, breviarios
<i>n</i> breviary

brevitate, brevitates
<i>n</i> brevity (1. shortness of time; 2. conciseness, briefness)

bric--brac, bric--bracs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>bric-a-brac</i>

bricca, briccas
<i>n</i> brick (as in "to pave with bricks")

brida, bridas
<i>n</i> bridle; <i>also:</i> [Anat.] frenum, bridle

bridar, brida, bridante, bridara, bridarea, bridate, bridava
<i>v</i> to bridle, put a bridle on

bridge, bridges
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cards] bridge

brigada, brigadas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] brigade

brigadero, brigaderos
<i>n</i> [Mil.] brigadier

brigantage, brigantages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> brigandage, brigandism

brigante, brigantes
<i>n</i> bandit, brigand

brigantesc, brigantescamente, brigantesches
<i>adj</i> brigandish

brillantar, brillanta, brillantante, brillantara, brillantarea, brillantate, brillantava
<i>v</i> 1. to give brilliance to, cause to be (or appear) brilliant; 2. to cut (or shape, etc.) as a brilliant

brillante, brillantemente, brillantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>brillar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> brillant (1. shining brightly; 2. splendid, distinguished)<hr><i>n</i> brilliant (= diamond cut to parkle brightly)

brillantia, brillantias
<i>n</i> brilliance, brilliancy (1. great brightness, radiance; 2. splendor, magnificence)

brillantina, brillantinas
<i>n</i> brilliantine (= oily hair dressing)

brillar, brilla, brillante, brillara, brillarea, brillate, brillava
<i>v</i> to shine (1. to send out or reflect light; 2. to be eminent, conspicuous);<br><b>brillar per su absentia</b> to be conspicuous by one's absence

brio, brios
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>brio</i>;<br><b>con brio</b> <i>con brio</i>

briquette, briquettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> briquette, briquet

brisa, brisas
<i>n</i> breeze (= light wind)

bristol, bristoles
<b>(brs-)</b><br><i>n</i> Bristol board

britannia
<b>Britannia</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Britain; 2. Brittany

britannic, britannicamente, britanniches
<i>adj</i> British

britanno, britannos
<i>n</i> Briton

britone, britones
<i>n</i> 1. Briton; 2. Breton

broca, brocas
<i>n</i> 1. [Locksmithing] broach; 2. raised thread in brocaded design

brocar, broca, brocante, brocara, brocarea, brocate, brocava
<i>v</i> to brocade

brocatello, brocatellos
<i>n</i> brocatel

brocato, brocatos
<i>n</i> brocade

broccoli, broccolis
<b>(brc-)</b><br><i>n</i> broccoli

brochar, brocha, brochante, brochara, brocharea, brochate, brochava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> [Bookbinding] to stitch

broche, broches
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> brooch

brochure, brochures
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> pamphlet, brochure; <i>also:</i> paper-bound booklet

brodar, broda, brodante, brodara, brodarea, brodate, brodava
<i>v</i> to embroider (1. to ornament with embroidery; 2. to do emhroidery; 3. to add imaginary details to)

brodator, brodatores
<i>n</i> embroiderer

broderia, broderias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> embroidery (1. action or art of embroidering; 2. embroidered material)

bromato, bromatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] bromate

bromic, bromicamente, bromiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] bromic

bromo, bromos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] bromine

bromuro, bromuros
<i>n</i> [Chem.] bromide

bronchial, bronchiales, bronchialmente
<i>adj</i> bronchial

bronchio, bronchios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] one of the bronchia;<br><b>bronchios</b> [Anat.] bronchia

bronchiolo, bronchiolos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] bronchiole

bronchitis, bronchites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] bronchitis

broncho, bronchos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] bronchus;<br><b>bronchos</b> [Anat.] bronchi

bronchopneumonia, bronchopneumonias
<b>bronchopneumonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] bronchopneumonia

bronchotomia, bronchotomias
<b>bronchotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] bronchotomy

bronchotomo, bronchotomos
<b>bronchotomo (-tomo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] bronchotome

bronzage, bronzages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) bronzing

bronzar, bronza, bronzante, bronzara, bronzarea, bronzate, bronzava
<i>v</i> to bronze (= to give the color of bronze to)

bronzator, bronzatores
<i>n</i> bronze worker

bronzo, bronzos
<i>n</i> bronze

brossa, brossas
<i>n</i> brush (1. brushwood, thicket; 2. implement for brushing);<br><b>brossa de dentes</b> toothbrush

brossar, brossa, brossante, brossara, brossarea, brossate, brossava
<i>v</i> to brush (= to clean with a brush)

brosseria, brosserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> brushmaking

brossero, brosseros
<i>n</i> brushmaker

brougham, broughams
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Brougham (carriage)

bruma, brumas
<i>n</i> fog, mist, brume

brumal, brumales, brumalmente
<i>adj</i> wintry, brumal

brumario, brumarios
<i>n</i> [Fr. Hist.] Brumaire

brumose, brumosemente, brumoses
<i>adj</i> foggy, misty, brumous

brun, brunes, brunmente
<i>adj</i> brown

brunetta, brunettas
<i>n</i> brunette

brunette, brunettemente, brunettes
<i>adj</i> brunette

brunimento, brunimentos
<i>n</i> burnishing, burnishment

brunir, bruni, bruniente, brunira, brunirea, brunite, bruniva
<i>v</i> to burnish

brunitor, brunitores
<i>n</i> burnisher

brunitorio, brunitorios
<i>n</i> burnisher (= tool used in burnishing)

brunitura, brunituras
<i>n</i> burnish

brusc, bruscamente, brusches
<i>adj</i> brusque (= blunt, rude)

bruscar, brusca, bruscante, bruscara, bruscarea, bruscate, bruscava
<i>v</i> to be brusque or rude to

brusch
<b>brusch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>brusc</b>

bruscheria, bruscherias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> brusqueness, brusquerie, bluntness

brussel
<b>Brussel</b><br><i>npr</i> Brussels;<br><b>caule de Brussel</b> Brussels sprouts

brutal, brutales, brutalmente
<i>adj</i> brutal

brutalisar, brutalisa, brutalisante, brutalisara, brutalisarea, brutalisate, brutalisava
<i>v</i> to brutalize

brutalitate, brutalitates
<i>n</i> brutality

brute, brutemente, brutes
<i>adj</i> 1. brute; <i>also:</i> brutish; 2. [Com.] gross;<br><b>bestia brute</b> brute beast;<br><b>fortia brute</b> brute force

bruto, brutos
<i>n</i> brute

bruxelles
<b>Bruxelles [F]</b><br><i>npr</i> Brussels

bruxellese, bruxellesemente, bruxelleses
1. <i>adj</i> of Brussels; 2. <i>n</i> inhabitant of Brussels

bucca, buccas
<i>n</i> mouth;<br><b>bucca de foco</b> piece of ordnance;<br><b>bucca (de armas de foco)</b> muzzle (of firearms)

buccal, buccales, buccalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] buccal

buccata, buccatas
<i>n</i> mouthful

bucla, buclas
<i>n</i> curl (= curled lock of hair)

buclar, bucla, buclante, buclara, buclarea, buclate, buclava
<i>v</i> to curl (= to cause to curl)

bucletta, buclettas
<i>n</i> little curl (= little curled lock of hair)

buddha
<b>Buddha</b><br><i>npr</i> Buddha

buddhic, buddhicamente, buddhiches
<i>adj</i> Buddhistic, Buddhist

buddhismo, buddhismos
<i>n</i> Buddhism

buddhista, buddhistamente, buddhistas
<i>n/adj</i> Buddhist

buddhistic, buddhisticamente, buddhistiches
<i>adj</i> Buddhistic

budget, budgets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> budget

budgetar, budgeta, budgetante, budgetara, budgetarea, budgetate, budgetava
<b>(budjetar)</b><br><i>v</i> to budget, include in the budget

budgetari, budgetarimente, budgetaris
<b>(-dj-)</b><br><i>adj</i> budgetary

bufalo, bufalos
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> buffalo

buffet, buffets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. buffet, sideboard; 2. [R.R.] refreshment room

buffetero, buffeteros
<i>n</i> [R.R.] refreshment-room manager

buffon, buffones
<i>n</i> buffoon

buffonar, buffona, buffonante, buffonara, buffonarea, buffonate, buffonava
<i>v</i> to play or act the buffoon

buffoneria, buffonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> buffoonery

bufon, bufones
<i>n</i> toad

bulbar, bulbares, bulbarmente
<i>adj</i> bulbar

bulbicultor, bulbicultores
<b>bulbicultor</b><br><i>n</i> bulbgrower

bulbicultura, bulbiculturas
<b>bulbicultura</b><br><i>n</i> bulbgrowing

bulbiforme, bulbiformemente, bulbiformes
<b>bulbiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> bulbiform, bulb-shaped

bulbillo, bulbillos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] bulbil, bulblet

bulbo, bulbos
<i>n</i> bulb (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Anat.] a rounded enlargement at one end of a hair, tooth, etc.);<br><b>bulbo del oculo</b> bulb of the eye, eyeball

bulbose, bulbosemente, bulboses
<i>adj</i> bulbous

bulgare, bulgaremente, bulgares
<i>adj</i> Bulgarian

bulgaria
<b>Bulgaria</b><br><i>npr</i> Bulgaria

bulgaro, bulgaros
<b>(bl-)</b><br><i>n</i> bulgarian

bull-dog, bull-dogs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> bulldog

bulla, bullas
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] bull; 2. bubble; 3. [Med.] blister

bulletin, bulletines
<i>n</i> bulletin (= official report);<br><b>bulletin meteorologic</b> weather report

bulletinero, bulletineros
<i>n</i> writer of bulletins

bulliente, bullientemente, bullientes
<i>adj</i> boiling

bullir, bulli, bulliente, bullira, bullirea, bullite, bulliva
<i>v</i> to boil, be boiling

bullose, bullosemente, bulloses
<i>adj</i> 1. blistery; 2. bubbly

bureau, bureaus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. bureau, desk, writing table; 2. office (as in "office to let")

bureaucrate, bureaucrates
<b>bureaucrate (burcrate)</b><br><i>n</i> bureaucrat

bureaucratia, bureaucratias
<b>bureaucratia (burocrata)</b><br><i>n</i> bureaucracy (= undue influence of administrative bureaus)

bureaucratic, bureaucraticamente, bureaucratiches
<b>bureaucratic</b><br><i>adj</i> bureaucratic

burgese, burgeses
<i>n</i> person of the middle class, bourgeois

burgesia, burgesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> middle class, bourgeoisie

burgo, burgos
<i>n</i> town

burgomaestro, burgomaestros
<b>burgomaestro</b><br><i>n</i> 1. burgomaster; 2. mayor

burgundia
<b>Burgundia</b><br><i>npr</i> Burgundy;<br><b>vino de Burgundia</b> Burgundy (wine)

burgundie, burgundiemente, burgundies
<i>adj</i> Burgundian

burgundio, burgundios
<i>n</i> Burgundian

burgundion, burgundiones
<i>n</i> Burgundian

burla, burlas
<i>n</i> joke, jest

burlar, burla, burlante, burlara, burlarea, burlate, burlava
<i>v</i> to joke, jest

burlator, burlatores
<i>n</i> joker, jester

burlesc, burlescamente, burlesches
<i>adj</i> droll, comical; <i>also:</i> burlesque (as in "burlesque poem")

burnus, burnuses
<b>[Ar.]</b><br><i>n</i> burnoose

bursa, bursas
<i>n</i> 1. purse ("change purse"); 2. scholarship, burse; 3. stock market, stock exchange;<br><b>bursa de pastor</b> [Bot.] shepherd's purse

bursero, burseros
<i>n</i> purse maker

bus
<b>-bus</b><br><i>see</i> <b>omnibus</b>

busardo, busardos
<i>n</i> buzzard (= <i>Buteo buteo</i>)

bussola, bussolas
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> compass (= instrument showing magnetic meridian);<br><b>perder le bussola</b> to lose one's head

busto, bustos
<i>n</i> bust (1. upper front part of the body; 2. [Art])

butinar, butina, butinante, butinara, butinarea, butinate, butinava
<i>v</i> to collect booty

butino, butinos
<i>n</i> booty

button, buttones
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] bud; 2. pimple, pustule; 3. button; 4. knob (as in "door knob");<br><b>button de foco</b> cauterizing iron;<br><b>button de auro</b> [Bot.] buttercup

buttonar, buttona, buttonante, buttonara, buttonarea, buttonate, buttonava
<i>v</i> to button (= to fasten with a button or buttons)

buttoneria, buttonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. button manufacture or trade; 2. button factory

buttonero, buttoneros
<i>n</i> button manufacturer or dealer

buttoniera, buttonieras
<i>n</i> buttonhole

butyrar, butyra, butyrante, butyrara, butyrarea, butyrate, butyrava
<i>v</i> to butter

butyrari, butyrarimente, butyraris
<i>adj</i> butter

butyrato, butyratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] butyrate

butyreria, butyrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. butter industry; 2. butter dairy

butyrero, butyreros
<i>n</i> butterman

butyric, butyricamente, butyriches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] butyric

butyrina, butyrinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] butyrine

butyro, butyros
<b>(b-)</b><br><i>n</i> butter

butyrose, butyrosemente, butyroses
<i>adj</i> 1. buttery; 2. butyrous

buxo, buxos
<i>n</i> 1. box, box tree; 2. boxwood (= wood of the box tree)

byzantin, byzantines, byzantinmente
<i>adj</i> Byzantin

byzantino, byzantinos
<i>n</i> Byzantine

byzantio
<b>Byzantio</b><br><i>npr</i> Byzantium

c
<b>-c</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ic</b>

cabala, cabalas
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cabala; 2. cabal

cabalar, cabala, cabalante, cabalara, cabalarea, cabalate, cabalava
<i>v</i> 1. to cabalize, practice cabala; 2. to plot, intrigue

cabalista, cabalistas
<i>n</i> cabalist

cabalistic, cabalisticamente, cabalistiches
<i>adj</i> cabalistic

cabana, cabanas
<i>n</i> cabin, hut; <i>also:</i> cottage;<br><b>cabana de folios</b> arbor, bower

cabaret, cabarets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cabaret (1. cabaret shop; <i>caf chantant</i>; 2. tea, coffee, etc., set)

cabaretero, cabareteros
<i>n</i> cabaret owner, <i>cabaretier</i>

cabina, cabinas
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] cabin, stateroom; 2. car (of an elevator)

cabinetto, cabinettos
<i>n</i> cabinet (1. small room; <i>also:</i> closet; 2. [Gov.]);<br><b>cabinetto de lectura</b> reading-room;<br><b>question de cabinetto</b> 1. state affair that may cause a change of cabinet; 2. vital question

cablar, cabla, cablante, cablara, cablarea, cablate, cablava
<i>v</i> to cable (= to transmit messages by cable)

cablo, cablos
<i>n</i> cable

cablogramma, cablogrammas
<b>cablogramma</b><br><i>n</i> cablegram

cabriolet, cabriolets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cabriolet (1. cab; 2. [Motoring] convertible coup or roadster)

cac
<b>cac-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] caco (= bad, evil)

cacao, cacaos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> I. cacao (1. cacao tree; 2. cacao bean); II. cocoa;<br><b>butyro de cacao</b> cocoa butter

cachmir
<b>Cachmir (-sh-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Kashmir;<br><b>cachmir</b> cashmere (cloth)

cacodemone
<b>cacodemone</b><br>cacodemon (1. evil spirit; 2. [Astrol.])

cacoethe, cacoethes
<b>cacoethe</b><br><i>n</i> cacothes (1. bad habit; 2. [Med.])

cacographia, cacographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cacography, bad spelling

cacographo, cacographos
<b>cacographo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> cacographer, poor speller

cacophone, cacophonemente, cacophones
<b>cacophone</b><br><i>adj</i> cacophonous, cacophonic

cacophonia, cacophonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cacophony

cacophonic, cacophonicamente, cacophoniches
<i>adj</i> cacophonous, cacophonic

cactaceas, cactaceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Cactaceae

cactacee, cactaceemente, cactacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] cactaceous

cacto, cactos
<i>n</i> cactus

cadavere, cadaveres
<i>n</i> 1. corpse, cadaver; 2. carcass

cadaverose, cadaverosemente, cadaveroses
<i>adj</i> cadaverous, corpse-like

caddie, caddies
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Golfing] caddie

cadentia, cadentias
<i>n</i> cadence (1. rhythmical flow or movement; 2. [Mus.] concluding strain)

cadentiar, cadentia, cadentiante, cadentiara, cadentiarea, cadentiate, cadentiava
<i>v</i> to give cadence or rhythm to; to cadence

cader, cade, cadente, cadera, caderea, cadeva, cadite, case
<b>[cad-/cas-; -cid-]</b><br><i>v</i> to fall, drop, tumble, etc.;<br><b>cader malade</b> to fall ill

cadette, cadettemente, cadettes
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>(filio, fratre) cadette</b> younger (son, brother)

cadetto, cadettos
<i>n</i> cadet (1. younger son or brother; 2. student at a military school)

cadita, caditas
<i>n</i> fall, falling;<br><b>cadita de aqua</b> waterfall

cadmium, cadmiumes
<b>(cd-)</b><br><i>n</i> cadmium

caffe, caffes
<i>n</i> 1. coffee; 2. caf

caffeina, caffeinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> caffeine

caffetero, caffeteros
<i>n</i> coffeehouse keeper

caffetiera, caffetieras
<i>n</i> coffeepot

caftan, caftanes
<i>n</i> caftan

caf, cafs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> coffeehouse, caf

cain, caines
<b>Cain (-n)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Cain

caiphas
<b>Caiphas (-fs)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Caiaphas, Caiphas

caisson, caissons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> caisson (1. [Mil.]; 2. [Engin.]; 3. [Arch.])

calamitate, calamitates
<i>n</i> calamity (1. great public misfortune; 2. serious trouble, distress)

calamitose, calamitosemente, calamitoses
<i>adj</i> calamitous

calar
<b>-calar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

calcar, calca, calcante, calcara, calcarea, calcate, calcava
<i>v</i> 1. to trample, tread; to stamp; to press; 2. to kick; 3. to trace, make a tracing

calcari, calcarimente, calcaris
<i>adj</i> calcareous

calcario, calcarios
<i>n</i> limestone

calcator, calcatores
<i>n</i> tracing point, tracer

calce, calces
<i>n</i> 1. heel; 2. foot (of a pillar or mast); 3. stock (of a rifle) <hr><i>n</i> lime (= calcium oxide);<br><b>calce vive</b> quicklime;<br><b>calce extincte</b> slaked lime;<br><b>lacte de calce</b> whitewash (= mixture of lime and water);<br><b>petra de calce</b> limestone

calcea, calceas
<i>n</i> hose; <i>also:</i> stocking;<br><b>calcea blau</b> bluestocking

calcear, calcea, calceante, calceara, calcearea, calceate, calceava
<i>v</i> 1. to put (shoes, boots, stockings, etc.) on (someone's feet); 2. to cover the foot or root (of a tree, etc.);<br><b>calcear se</b> to put on one's shoes, stockings, etc.

calceate, calceatemente, calceates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>calcear</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> wearing shoes, boots, etc., shod

calceator, calceatores
<i>n</i> shoehorn

calceatura, calceaturas
<i>n</i> footwear, footgear

calceiforme, calceiformemente, calceiformes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] calceiform

calceo, calceos
<i>n</i> shoe slipper; <i>also:</i> [Technol.]

calceolaria, calceolarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] calceolaria

calceolate, calceolatemente, calceolates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] calceolate

calceolo, calceolos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. small shoe or slipper; 2. small wedge, socket, etc.

calceones
<i>npl</i> underpants; <i>also:</i> shorts

calcetta, calcettas
<i>n</i> (small) stocking; <i>also:</i> sock

calcetteria, calcetterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hosiery; <i>also:</i> hosiery shop

calcettero, calcetteros
<i>n</i> stocking maker, stocking weaver

calcic, calcicamente, calciches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] calcic

calcifere, calciferemente, calciferes
<i>adj</i> calciferous

calcificar, calcifica, calcificante, calcificara, calcificarea, calcificate, calcificava
<i>v</i> to calcify

calcification, calcificationes
<i>n</i> calcification

calcinar, calcina, calcinante, calcinara, calcinarea, calcinate, calcinava
<i>v</i> to calcine

calcination, calcinationes
<i>n</i> calcination

calcinatori, calcinatorimente, calcinatoris
<i>adj</i> calcinatory

calcite, calcites
<i>n</i> calcite

calcium, calciumes
<b>(cl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] calcium

calco, calcos
<i>n</i> tracing, traced design

calculabile, calculabilemente, calculabiles
<i>adj</i> calculable

calcular, calcula, calculante, calculara, calcularea, calculate, calculava
<i>v</i> to calculate;<br><b>machina de calcular</b> calculating machine

calculation, calculationes
<i>n</i> calculation

calculator, calculatores
<i>n</i> calculator (= one who calculates)

calculo, calculos
<i>n</i> 1. small stone; <i>also:</i> pebble; 2. [Med.] calculus <hr><i>n</i> calculation;<br><b>calculo mental</b> mental arithmetic;<br><b>calculo (differential, integral, etc.)</b> (differential, integral, etc.) calculus

calculose, calculosemente, calculoses
<i>adj</i> [Med.] calculous

calde, caldemente, caldes
<i>adj</i> warm, hot

caldiera, caldieras
<i>n</i> kettle boiler, etc.;<br><b>caldiera de vapor</b> steam boiler;<br><b>caldiera tubular</b> tubular or fire-tube boiler

caldierata, caldieratas
<i>n</i> kettleful

caldierero, caldiereros
<i>n</i> coppersmith

caldieretta, caldierettas
<i>n</i> small kettle, boiler, etc.

caldieron, caldierones
<i>n</i> large kettle, cauldron

calefacer, caleface, calefacente, calefacera, calefacerea, calefaceva, calefacite, calefacte
<b>calefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to warm, heat

calefaciente, calefacientemente, calefacientes
<i>adj</i> [Med.] calefacient, calefactive

calefact
<b>calefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>calefacer</b>

calefaction, calefactiones
<i>n</i> heating, calefaction;<br><b>calefaction central</b> central heating

calefactor, calefactores
<i>n</i> calefactor, heater, etc.

calendario, calendarios
<i>n</i> calendar

calendarista, calendaristas
<i>n</i> calendar maker

calendas
<i>npl</i> calends

calendula, calendulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] calendula

caler, cale, calente, calera, calerea, caleva, calite
<i>v</i> to be warm or hot; to glow

calfatage, calfatages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) calking, caulking

calfatar, calfata, calfatante, calfatara, calfatarea, calfatate, calfatava
<i>v</i> to calk, caulk (ships)

calfatator, calfatatores
<i>n</i> calker, caulker (= one who calks ships)

calibrar, calibra, calibrante, calibrara, calibrarea, calibrate, calibrava
<i>v</i> to calibrate

calibrator, calibratores
<i>n</i> calibrater

calibre, calibres
<i>n</i> 1. caliber; 2. caliber rule

calice, calices
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chalice (= cup, goblet; <i>also:</i> calix); also: [Eccl.]; 2. [Bot.] cup, calyx

caliciforme, caliciformemente, caliciformes
<b>caliciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cup-shaped, caliciform

calico, calicos
<b>(-c)</b><br><i>n</i> calico

calide, calidemente, calides
<i>adj</i> warm; hot

califa, califas
<i>n</i> caliph

califato, califatos
<i>n</i> caliphate

call
<b>call-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] calli- (= beauty)

calligraphia, calligraphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> calligraphy

calligraphiar, calligraphia, calligraphiante, calligraphiara, calligraphiarea, calligraphiate, calligraphiava
<i>v</i> to calligraph, write calligraphically

calligraphic, calligraphicamente, calligraphiches
<i>adj</i> calligraphic

calligrapho, calligraphos
<b>calligrapho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> calligrapher

callista, callistas
<i>n</i> corncutter, chiropodist

callo, callos
<i>n</i> callus (= hard, thickened place on the skin); <i>also:</i> corn (on one's toe)

callose, callosemente, calloses
<i>adj</i> callous

callositate, callositates
<i>n</i> 1. callosity, callousness; 2. callus

calma, calmas
<i>n</i> calm

calmante, calmantemente, calmantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>calmar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> calming; calmative<hr><i>n</i> calmative

calmar, calma, calmante, calmara, calmarea, calmate, calmava
<i>v</i> to calm; <i>also:</i> to calm down

calme, calmemente, calmes
<i>adj</i> calm

calomel, calomeles
<i>n</i> calomel

calor, calores
<i>n</i> heat; warmth;<br><b>il face (un) grande calor</b> it is very hot;<br><b>calor specific</b> specific heat;<br><b>in le calor de (un discussion, etc.)</b> in the heat of (an argument, etc.)

caloria, calorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> calorie

calorifero, caloriferos
<b>(-fero)</b><br><i>n</i> (central) heating installation

calorific, calorificamente, calorifiches
<i>adj</i> calorific

calorificar, calorifica, calorificante, calorificara, calorificarea, calorificate, calorificava
<i>v</i> [Phys.] to calorify

calorification, calorificationes
<i>n</i> calorification

calorimetro, calorimetros
<b>calorimetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> culorimeter

calorose, calorosemente, caloroses
<i>adj</i> hot; warm

calumnia, calumnias
<i>n</i> calumny, slander

calumniar, calumnia, calumniante, calumniara, calumniarea, calumniate, calumniava
<i>v</i> to calumniate, slander

calumniation, calumniationes
<i>n</i> calumniation

calumniator, calumniatores
<i>n</i> calumniator

calumniatori, calumniatorimente, calumniatoris
<i>adj</i> calumniatory

calumniose, calumniosemente, calumnioses
<i>adj</i> calumnious

calvario, calvarios
<i>n</i> 1. Calvary; 2. martyrdom

calve, calvemente, calves
<i>adj</i> bald

calvin, jean
<b>Calvin, Jean</b><br><i>npr</i> [1509-1564; French theologian]

calvinismo, calvinismos
<i>n</i> Calvinism

calvinista, calvinistas
<i>n</i> Calvinist

calvinistic, calvinisticamente, calvinistiches
<i>adj</i> Calvinistic

calvitia, calvitias
<i>n</i> baldness

cambaro, cambaros
<b>(cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> crayfish, crawfish

cambiabile, cambiabilemente, cambiabiles
<i>adj</i> changeable

cambiamento, cambiamentos
<i>n</i> change (1. act of making different; 2. changed condition)

cambiante, cambiantemente, cambiantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>cambiar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> changeable (as in "changeable silk")

cambiar, cambia, cambiante, cambiara, cambiarea, cambiate, cambiava
<i>v</i> to change (1. to make or become different; 2. to replace by another; 3. as in "to change a dollar");<br><b>cambiar de opinion</b> to change one's mind;<br><b>cambiar de (conducta, etc.)</b> to change (one's conduct);<br><b>cambiar de vestimento, cambiar se</b> to change (clothes);<br><b>cambiar de traino</b> to change (trains);<br><b>seta cambiante</b> changeable silk

cambiator, cambiatores
<i>n</i> 1. changer (= one who or that which changes); 2. money-changer

cambio, cambios
<i>n</i> I. change (1. substitution of one thing for another; 2. money returned as balance of that tendered for an article); II. [Fin.] exchange (1. as in "foreign or domestic exchange"; 2. rate of exchange) III. [R.R.] switch;<br><b>littera de cambio</b> bill of exchange;<br><b>agente de cambio</b> stockbroker

cambista, cambistas
<i>n</i> cambist (= exchange expert)

camelero, cameleros
<i>n</i> camel driver

camellia, camellias
<i>n</i> camellia

camellus, george joseph camellus
<B>Camellus, George Joseph</B><BR><I>npr</I> [Latinized form of George Joseph Kamel, Jesuit priest who traveled in Asia and wrote an account of plants of the Philippine Islands]

camelo, camelos
<i>n</i> camel

cameo, cameos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> cameo

camera, cameras
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> chamber (1. room, bedroom; 2. hall used by deliberative or judicial body; 3. group of lawmakers; 4. "the chamber of a gun");<br><b>musica de camera</b> chamber music;<br><b>camera de aer</b> inner tube;<br><b>camera obscur</b> 1. [Optics] camera obscura; 2. [Photog.] darkroom;<br><b>camera (photographic)</b> [Photog.] camera

camerada, cameradas
<i>n</i> comrade

cameraderia, cameraderias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> comradeship

camerera, camereras
<i>n</i> 1. lady's maid; 2. chambermaid

camerero, camereros
<i>n</i> 1. valet, man-servant; 2. chamberlain

cameretta, camerettas
<i>n</i> small room

camino, caminos
<i>n</i> 1. fireplace; 2. chimney; <i>also:</i> smokestack, funnel, etc.;<br><b>mantello (del camino)</b> mantel, mantelpiece

camion, camions
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> truck (as in "automobile truck")

camisa, camisas
<i>n</i> 1. shirt; 2. chemise; 3. [Fortif.] revetment; 4. cover, envelope, jacket, etc.;<br><b>camisa de nocte</b> nightgown; nightshirt;<br><b>camisa de fortia</b> strait jacket

camiseria, camiserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> shirtshop

camisero, camiseros
<i>n</i> shirtmaker

camisetta, camisettas
<i>n</i> chemisette

camisola, camisolas
<i>n</i> (woman's) sleeved vest

camminar, cammina, camminante, camminara, camminarea, camminate, camminava
<i>v</i> to walk along, tramp, journey, etc.

cammino, camminos
<i>n</i> way, road;<br><b>mitter se in cammino</b> to start out (on a trip, journey, etc.)

camoce, camoces
<i>n</i> chamois; <i>also:</i> shammy

camoci
<b>camoci-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>camoce</b>

camociar, camocia, camociante, camociara, camociarea, camociate, camociava
<i>v</i> to chamois

camomilla, camomillas
<i>n</i> camomile;<br><b>tisana de camomilla</b> camomile tea

camouflage, camouflages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> camouflage

campamento, campamentos
<i>n</i> encampment (1. camping; 2. camp)

campana, campanas
<i>n</i> bell

campania, campanias
<i>n</i> 1. open country; 2. country, countryside; 3. campaign

campanil, campaniles
<i>n</i> bell tower, campanile

campaniol, campanioles
<i>n</i> [Zool.] vole, fieldmouse

campanula, campanulas
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> bellflower, campanula

campanulaceas
<i>npl</i> Campanulaceae

campanulacee, campanulaceemente, campanulacees
<i>adj</i> campanulaceous

campanulate, campanulatemente, campanulates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] campanulate

campar, campa, campante, campara, camparea, campate, campava
<i>v</i> 1. to camp (= to live in a camp); 2. to encamp (= to place in a camp)

campestre, campestremente, campestres
<i>adj</i> rural, rustic;<br><b>vita campestre</b> country life;<br><b>guarda campestre</b> rural policeman or constable

camphora, camphoras
<b>(cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> camphor

camphorar, camphora, camphorante, camphorara, camphorarea, camphorate, camphorava
<i>v</i> to camphorate, camphor

camphorate, camphoratemente, camphorates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>camphorar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> camphorated, camphor

camphorato, camphoratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] camphorate (= salt of camphoric acid)

camphoric, camphoricamente, camphoriches
<i>adj</i> camphor, camphoric;<br><b>acido camphoric</b> camphoric acid

camphoriero, camphorieros
<i>n</i> [Bot.] camphor tree

campion, campiones
<i>n</i> champion (1. defender, supporter; 2. [Sports])

campionato, campionatos
<i>n</i> [Sports, Games, etc.] championship

campo, campos
<i>n</i> I. field (1. piece of land put to a particular use; 2. range of opportunity or interest; 3. [Her., Paint., etc.]); II. [Mil.] camp;<br><b>campo magnetic</b> magnetic field;<br><b>campo de aviation</b> airfield;<br><b>campo de concentration</b> concentration camp;<br><b>campo de minas</b> mine field <hr><b>campo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

can, canes
<i>n</i> 1. dog; 2. [Firearms] trigger;<br><b>vita de can</b> dog's life;<br><b>can de aqua</b> poodle <hr><b>can- [can-/cant-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

canaan
<b>Canaan (c-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Canaan

canaanita, canaanitas
<i>n</i> [Bib.] Canaanite

canada
<b>Canada (c-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Canada

canadian, canadianes, canadianmente
<i>adj</i> Canadian

canadiano, canadianos
<i>n</i> Canadian

canal, canales
<i>n</i> I. canal (1. artificial watercourse; 2. [Anat.]); II. channel (1. [Geog.]; 2. deeper part of a waterway; 3. tube or tubular passage; 4. means, medium); III. [Arch.] fluting

canalia, canalias
<i>n</i> canaille, rabble, mob

canalicular, canaliculares, canalicularmente
<i>adj</i> canalicular

canaliculo, canaliculos
<i>n</i> canaliculus

canaliforme, canaliformemente, canaliformes
<b>canaliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> channelled, channel-like, channel-shaped

canalisar, canalisa, canalisante, canalisara, canalisarea, canalisate, canalisava
<i>v</i> to canalize; <i>also:</i> to channel

canalisation, canalisationes
<i>n</i> canalization (1. construction of canals; 2. system of canals or conduits); <i>also:</i> sewage system

canalisator, canalisatores
<i>n</i> constructor of canals

canari, canarimente, canaris
<i>adj</i> Canary (= of the Canary Islands)

canaria
<b>Canaria</b><br><i>npr</i> Canary (Island);<br><b>Canarias</b> Canaries, Canary Islands

canario, canarios
<i>n</i> canary (= canary bird)

cancan, cancans
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cancan

cancellar, cancella, cancellante, cancellara, cancellarea, cancellate, cancellava
<i>v</i> to cancel (= to annul by crossing out)

cancellation, cancellationes
<i>n</i> cancellation (= act of annulling by crossing out)

cancellator, cancellatores
<i>n</i> canceler

cancelleria, cancellerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chancellery (= office of a chancellor); 2. bureau, office, etc.

cancellero, cancelleros
<i>n</i> chancellor [title of various officials of locally or nationally varying functions]

cancello, cancellos
<i>n</i> 1. lattice enclosure, grating, railings, etc.; 2. space separated by railings, etc.

cancere, canceres
<i>n</i> 1. [Zool.] crab; 2. cancer;<br><b>Cancere</b> [Astron.] Cancer, Crab

cancerose, cancerosemente, canceroses
<i>adj</i> cancerous

cand
<b>cand-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives] <hr><b>-cand- [-cand-/-;-cend-/-cens-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

candela, candelas
<i>n</i> 1. candle; 2. [Techn.] spark plug

candelabro, candelabros
<i>n</i> candelabra, candelabrum

candeliero, candelieros
<i>n</i> candlestick

candesc
<b>candesc-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

candidato, candidatos
<i>n</i> candidate;<br><b>candidato a</b> candidate for

candidatura, candidaturas
<i>n</i> candidature, candidacy

candide, candidemente, candides
<i>adj</i> candid, straightforward

candor, candores
<i>n</i> candor, straightforwardness

canevas, canevases
<b>(-vs)</b><br><i>n</i> canvas (1. heavy closely woven cloth of hemp or flax; 2. crossstitch canvas)

canicula, caniculas
<i>n</i> 1. [Astron.] canicula, Dog Star; 2. dog days

canicular, caniculares, canicularmente
<i>adj</i> canicular (1. [Astron.]; 2. as in "canicular days")

canil, caniles
<i>n</i> kennel (= house in which a pack of hounds are kept)

canin, canines, caninmente
<i>adj</i> canine;<br><b>dente canin</b> canine tooth, eyetooth

canna, cannas
<i>n</i> cane (1. [Bot.] reed; 2. walking stick);<br><b>canna (de piscar)</b> (fishing) rod or pole;<br><b>canna (de sucro)</b> (sugar) cane

cannabe, cannabes
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> hemp

cannabero, cannaberos
<i>n</i> hemp grower

cannabiera, cannabieras
<i>n</i> hemp field

cannage, cannages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) caning (chairs)

cannar, canna, cannante, cannara, cannarea, cannate, cannava
<i>v</i> to cane (as in "to cane a chair")

cannella, cannellas
<i>n</i> 1. (small) tube; 2. cinnamon

cannellar, cannella, cannellante, cannellara, cannellarea, cannellate, cannellava
<i>v</i> to groove, channel, flute

cannellate, cannellatemente, cannellates
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>cannellar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> grooved, fluted; <i>also:</i> cannellated

cannellatura, cannellaturas
<i>n</i> 1. groove, channel; <i>also:</i> cannelure; 2. [Arch.] flute, fluting (of a column)

cannelliero, cannellieros
<i>n</i> cinnamon tree

cannibal, cannibales, cannibalmente
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> cannibal <hr><b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> cannibal, cannibalistic

cannibalismo, cannibalismos
<i>n</i> cannibalism

cannon, cannones
<i>n</i> 1. gun, cannon; 2. barrel (= metal tube of a rifle, gun, etc.)

cannonada, cannonadas
<i>n</i> cannonade

cannonar, cannona, cannonante, cannonara, cannonarea, cannonate, cannonava
<i>v</i> to bombard, cannonade

cannonera, cannoneras
<i>n</i> gunboat

cannoneria, cannonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cannons collectively; 2. gun foundry

cannonero, cannoneros
<i>n</i> cannoneer

cannula, cannulas
<i>n</i> [Surg.] cannula

canoa, canoas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> canoe

canoage, canoages
<b>(-je)</b><br><i>n</i> canoeing

canoar, canoa, canoante, canoara, canoarea, canoate, canoava
<i>v</i> to canoe

canoero, canoeros
<i>n</i> canoeist

canone, canones
<i>n</i> canon (1. law of a church; 2. standard; 3. part of the Mass; 4. list of saints; 5. canonical books of the Bible; 6. [Mus.]; 7. [Print.])

canonic, canonicamente, canoniches
<i>adj</i> canonical;<br><b>horas canonic</b> canonical hours;<br><b>derecto canonic</b> canon law;<br><b>libros canonic</b> canonical books (of the Bible)

canonicato, canonicatos
<i>n</i> 1. canonicate; 2. sinecure

canonicitate, canonicitates
<i>n</i> canonicity

canonico, canonicos
<i>n</i> canon (= member of a Cathedral Chapter)

canonisar, canonisa, canonisante, canonisara, canonisarea, canonisate, canonisava
<i>v</i> to canonize

canonisation, canonisationes
<i>n</i> canonization

canonista, canonistas
<i>n</i> canonist

canor, canores, canormente
<i>adj</i> canorous, ringing, melodious

canoritate, canoritates
<i>n</i> canorousness

cant
<b>cant-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>can-</b>

cantabile, cantabilemente, cantabiles
<i>adj</i> singable; <i>also:</i> [Mus.] cantabile<hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] cantabile

cantar, canta, cantante, cantara, cantarea, cantate, cantava
<i>v</i> to sing;<br><b>le gallo canta</b> the cock crows;<br><b>le grillo canta</b> the cricket chirps

cantata, cantatas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] cantata

cantator, cantatores
<i>n</i> singer

cantatrice, cantatrices
<i>n</i> (female) singer; <i>also:</i> cantatrice

cantico, canticos
<i>n</i> canticle, hymn;<br><b>le Cantico del Canticos</b> the Song of Songs

cantilena, cantilenas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] cantilena

cantina, cantinas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] canteen, Post Exchange

cantinero, cantineros
<i>n</i> canteenkeeper, sutler

canto, cantos
<i>n</i> 1. singing, art of singing; 2. [Mus., Poet.] song; 3. canto;<br><b>canto del gallo</b> cockcrowing;<br><b>canto gregorian, canto plan</b> Gregorian chant, plain chant, plain song;<br><b>canto funebre</b> dirge

canton, cantones
<i>n</i> [Admin.] canton

cantonal, cantonales, cantonalmente
<i>adj</i> cantonal

cantor, cantores
<i>n</i> singer; <i>also:</i> cantor, precentor, etc.

capabile, capabilemente, capabiles
<i>adj</i> capable

capabilitate, capabilitates
<i>n</i> capability

capace, capacemente, capaces
<i>adj</i> 1. capacious; 2. capable

capacitate, capacitates
<i>n</i> capacity (1. receiving power; 2. capability);<br><b>mesura de capacitate</b> capacity measure, dry measure, liquid measure

caper, cape, capera, caperea, capeva, capiente, capite, capte
<b>[cap-/capt-;-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to grasp, seize; 2. to hold, contain

caperna
<b>caperna-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Capernaum</b>

capernaita, capernaitas
<b>(-ta)</b><br><i>n</i> Capernaite (1. native or inhabitant of Capernaum; 2. [Eccl., Hist.])

capernaum
<b>Capernaum (-m)</b><br><i>npr</i> Capernaum

capet
<b>Capet</b><br><i>npr</i> [surname of Hugh, King of the Franks, in the 10th Century]

capetian, capetianes, capetianmente
<i>adj</i> Capetian

capetiano, capetianos
<i>n</i> Capetian;<br><b>capetianos</b> Capetians, Capetian dynasty

capharnaum
<b>Capharnaum (-m)</b><br><i>npr</i> Capernaum

capillacee, capillaceemente, capillacees
<i>adj</i> capillaceous

capillar, capillares, capillarmente
<i>adj</i> capillary

capillaritate, capillaritates
<i>n</i> capillarity

capillatura, capillaturas
<i>n</i> (head of) hair

capillo, capillos
<i>n</i> hair (= a single hair of the human head);<br><b>capillos</b> hair (= a person's hair);<br><b>sin capillos</b> bareheaded;<br><b>capillos  la can</b> bangs

capillute, capillutemente, capillutes
<i>adj</i> hairy (= covered with hair)

capistro, capistros
<i>n</i> halter, muzzle (for animals)

capital, capitales, capitalmente
<i>adj</i> capital (1. pertaining to the head; 2. standing at the head; 3. of primary importance);<br><b>crimine capital</b> capital crime;<br><b>pena capital</b> death penalty, capital punishment;<br><b>peccato capital</b> deadly sin;<br><b>littera capital</b> capital letter, capital;<br><b>citate capital</b> capital city, capital <hr><i>n</i> capital (1. capital city of a state or country; 2. [Fortif.]; 3. [Econ.])

capitalisar, capitalisa, capitalisante, capitalisara, capitalisarea, capitalisate, capitalisava
<i>v</i> to capitalize (= to turn into capital)

capitalisation, capitalisationes
<i>n</i> capitalization (= action of capitalizing)

capitalismo, capitalismos
<i>n</i> capitalism

capitalista, capitalistas
<i>n</i> capitalist (= owner of capital)

capitanar, capitana, capitanante, capitanara, capitanarea, capitanate, capitanava
<i>v</i> to captain

capitano, capitanos
<i>n</i> [Army, Navy] captain

capitate, capitatemente, capitates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] capitate

capitation, capitationes
<i>n</i> capitation

capite, capites
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> head (1. "head of a person or animal"; 2. chief, leader);<br><b>capite de ponte, de lecto, etc.</b> bridgehead, head of a bed, etc.

capitello, capitellos
<i>n</i> [Arch.] capital

capitolio, capitolios
<b>Capitolio</b><br><i>n</i> Capitol;<br><b>capitolio</b> capitol

capitular, capitula, capitulante, capitulara, capitularea, capitulares, capitularmente, capitulate, capitulava
<i>v</i> to capitulate <hr><i>adj</i> capitular (= pertaining to an ecclesiastical chapter)

capitulation, capitulationes
<i>n</i> capitulation

capitulo, capitulos
<i>n</i> chapter (1. "chapter of a books"; 2. "ecclesiastical chapter")

capo, capos
<i>n</i> [Geog.] cape, headland

capon, capones
<i>n</i> capon

caponiera, caponieras
<i>n</i> 1. caponcote; 2. [Fortif.] caponier

caporal, caporales
<i>n</i> [Mil.] corporal

cappa, cappas
<i>n</i> [Clothing] cape

cappella, cappellas
<i>n</i> 1. [Arch.] chapel; 2. chapel choir of singers;<br><b>maestro de cappella</b> choir master;<br><b>a cappella</b> a cappella

cappellania, cappellanias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> chaplaincy

cappellano, cappellanos
<i>n</i> chaplain

cappelleria, cappellerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hat shop

cappellero, cappelleros
<i>n</i> hatter

cappelletto, cappellettos
<i>n</i> [Veter. Surg.] capelet

cappellina, cappellinas
<i>n</i> 1. hood (= coiflike headdress for women); 2. [Med.] capeline

cappello, cappellos
<i>n</i> hat

cappotta, cappottas
<i>n</i> capote (= bonnet with strings for women)

cappotto, cappottos
<i>n</i> capote (= long cloak or overcoat)

cappucina, cappucinas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] nasturtium

cappucino, cappucinos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Capuchin

cappucio, cappucios
<i>n</i> [Clothing] hood (on a robe or mantle; <i>also:</i> cowl

capra, capras
<i>n</i> goat

caprero, capreros
<i>n</i> goatherd

capretto, caprettos
<i>n</i> kid (1. young goat; 2. kid leather)

capricio, capricios
<i>n</i> caprice (1. sudden change of mind; 2. [Mus., Art] capriccio)

capriciose, capriciosemente, capricioses
<i>adj</i> capricious

capriciositate, capriciositates
<i>n</i> capriciousness

capricorno, capricornos
<b>Capricorno</b><br><i>n</i> [Astron.] Capricorn;<br><b>capricorno</b> capricorn beetle

caprifolio, caprifolios
<b>caprifolio</b><br><i>n</i> honeysuckle, woodbine

caprin, caprines, caprinmente
<i>adj</i> goat-like, caprine

capro, capros
<i>n</i> he-goat

capsula, capsulas
<i>n</i> I. capsule (1. [Anat., Zool.]; 2. [Bot.]; 3. [Pharm.]; 4. [Chem.] shallow dish for evaporating, etc.); II. cap (1. metal cover that seals a bottle; 2. "percussion cap")

capsulage, capsulages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> capping (of a bottle)

capsular, capsula, capsulante, capsulara, capsularea, capsulares, capsularmente, capsulate, capsulava
<i>adj</i> capsular<hr><i>v</i> to seal or cap (a bottle)

capt
<b>capt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>caper</b>

captar, capta, captante, captara, captarea, captate, captava
<i>v</i> to inveigle, beguile

captation, captationes
<i>n</i> (act of) inveigling

caption, captiones
<i>n</i> catching, seizure

captiose, captiosemente, captioses
<i>adj</i> captious (as in "captious questions")

captivar, captiva, captivante, captivara, captivarea, captivate, captivava
<i>v</i> 1. to capture; 2. to captivate

captive, captivemente, captives
<i>adj</i> captive (1. held as a prisoner; 2. captivated)

captivitate, captivitates
<i>n</i> captivity

captivo, captivos
<i>n</i> captive

captura, capturas
<i>n</i> capture (= act or fact of capturing)

capturar, captura, capturante, capturara, capturarea, capturate, capturava
<i>v</i> to capture

car, cares, carmente
<i>adj</i> dear (1. beloved; 2. expensive) <hr><b>-car [A]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -car

carabina, carabinas
<i>n</i> carbine

carabinero, carabineros
<i>n</i> carabineer

carambola, carambolas
<i>n</i> 1. [Billiards] carom ball; 2. [Billiards] carom, cannon

carambolar, carambola, carambolante, carambolara, carambolarea, carambolate, carambolava
<i>v</i> [Billiards] to carom, cannon

caramello, caramellos
<i>n</i> caramel (1. burnt sugar; 2. caramel candy)

carat, carates
<i>n</i> carat (1. one 24th part; 2. [Weight])

caravana, caravanas
<i>n</i> caravan

caravanseralio, caravanseralios
<b>caravanseralio</b><br><i>n</i> caravansary, caravanserai

carbon, carbones
<i>n</i> 1. coal; 2. [Chem.] carbon;<br><b>hydrato de carbon</b> carbohydrate;<br><b>carbon de ligno</b> charcoal (= wood charred in a kiln);<br><b>minator de carbon (fossile)</b> coal miner, collier

carbonatar, carbonata, carbonatante, carbonatara, carbonatarea, carbonatate, carbonatava
<i>v</i> [Chem.] to carbonate

carbonato, carbonatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] carbonate

carbonero, carboneros
<i>n</i> 1. charcoalburner; 2. charcoaldealer, coaldealer

carbonic, carbonicamente, carboniches
<i>adj</i> carbonic;<br><b>anhydrido carbonic</b> carbon dioxide

carboniera, carbonieras
<i>n</i> coalpit

carbonifere, carboniferemente, carboniferes
<i>adj</i> carboniferous (= containing carbon or coal)

carbonisar, carbonisa, carbonisante, carbonisara, carbonisarea, carbonisate, carbonisava
<i>v</i> to carbonize (= to convert into a residue of carbon)

carbonisation, carbonisationes
<i>n</i> carbonization (= act of converting into a residue of carbon)

carbonose, carbonosemente, carbonoses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] carbonous

carbunculo, carbunculos
<i>n</i> carbuncle (1. smooth, round garnet or other deep-red jewel; 2. [Med.])

carbunculose, carbunculosemente, carbunculoses
<i>adj</i> [Med.] carbuncular

carburante, carburantes
<i>n</i> carburetant; <i>also:</i> motor-fuel

carburar, carbura, carburante, carburara, carburarea, carburate, carburava
<i>v</i> [Chem.] to carburet

carburation, carburationes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] carburetion

carburator, carburatores
<i>n</i> carburetor, carburettor

carburo, carburos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] carburet, carbide

carcerar, carcera, carcerante, carcerara, carcerarea, carcerate, carcerava
<i>v</i> to incarcerate

carcerari, carcerarimente, carceraris
<i>adj</i> prison

carceration, carcerationes
<i>n</i> incarceration

carcere, carceres
<i>n</i> prison

carcerero, carcereros
<i>n</i> jailer, keeper

carcinoma, carcinomas
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] carcinoma

cardar, carda, cardante, cardara, cardarea, cardate, cardava
<i>v</i> to card

cardata, cardatas
<i>n</i> cardful (of wool)

cardator, cardatores
<i>n</i> carder

cardatura, cardaturas
<i>n</i> carding (1. action of carding; 2. roll of wool or cotton from carding machine)

carderia, carderias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> carding mill

cardia, cardias
<i>n</i> [Anat.] cardia (= cardiac orifice of the stomach); cardi- [occurring in derivatives and compounds] cardi-, cardio- (= heart)

cardiac, cardiacamente, cardiaches
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> cardiac

cardialgia, cardialgias
<b>cardialgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] cardialgia, heartburn

cardinal, cardinales, cardinalmente
<i>adj</i> cardinal (= of first importance);<br><b>numeros cardinal</b> cardinal numbers;<br><b>punctos cardinal</b> cardinal points;<br><b>virtutes cardinal</b> cardinal virtues <hr><i>n</i> cardinal (1. [Eccl.]; 2. cardinal bird)

cardinalato, cardinalatos
<i>n</i> cardinalate

cardine, cardines
<i>n</i> hinge

cardiographia, cardiographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cardiography

cardiographo, cardiographos
<b>cardiographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> cardiograph

cardiologia, cardiologias
<b>cardiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cardiology

cardiopathia, cardiopathias
<b>cardiopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cardiopathy

cardiosclerosis, cardioscleroses
<b>cardiosclerosis (-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] cardiosclerosis

cardo, cardos
<i>n</i> 1. thistle; 2. [Bot.] cardoon; 3. teasel; card, carding-brush

carentia, carentias
<i>n</i> lack, want (of something); <i>also:</i> shortage

carer, care, carente, carera, carerea, careva, carite
<i>v</i> to lack, be lacking in

caressa, caressas
<i>n</i> caress

caressar, caressa, caressante, caressara, caressarea, caressate, caressava
<i>v</i> to caress

carga, cargas
<i>n</i> charge (1. load; 2. task, duty; <i>also:</i> responsibility, care, trust; 3. impetuous attack)

cargalitteras, cargalitterases
<b>cargalitteras (-lt-)</b><br><i>n</i> letterweight, paperweight

cargamento, cargamentos
<i>n</i> I. loading (1. lading; 2. as in "loading of a gun"); II. load, <i>also:</i> cargo

cargapapiros, cargapapiroses
<b>cargapapiros (-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> paperweight, letterweight

cargar, carga, cargante, cargara, cargarea, cargate, cargava
<i>v</i> I. to load, lade; II. to load, charge (as in "to load or charge a gun"); III. to charge (1. "to charge with electricity etc."; 2. to attack impetuously);<br><b>cargar se de</b> to take upon oneself

cargo, cargos
<i>n</i> cargo

cariar, caria, cariante, cariara, cariarea, cariate, cariava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to rot, affect with caries

cariate, cariatemente, cariates
<i>adj</i> carious, affected with caries

caribe, caribemente, caribes
<i>n</i> Carib<hr><i>adj</i> 1. Carib; 2. Caribbean;<br><b>Mar Caribe</b> Caribbean Sea;<br><b>Insulas Caribe</b> West Indies, Antilles

caricatura, caricaturas
<i>n</i> caricature

caricatural, caricaturales, caricaturalmente
<i>adj</i> caricaturish

caricaturar, caricatura, caricaturante, caricaturara, caricaturarea, caricaturate, caricaturava
<i>v</i> to caricature

caricaturista, caricaturistas
<i>n</i> caricaturist

carie, caries
<i>n</i> caries

carillon, carillons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> carillon, chimes

carillonamento, carillonamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) playing on chimes or a carillon

carillonar, carillona, carillonante, carillonara, carillonarea, carillonate, carillonava
<i>v</i> 1. to play a carillon; 2. to produce by chiming, play on chimes or a carillon

carillonator, carillonatores
<i>n</i> carillon player, chimes player

carina, carinas
<i>n</i> keel (of a ship)

carinage, carinages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) careening

carinar, carina, carinante, carinara, carinarea, carinate, carinava
<i>v</i> [Nant.] to careen (= to cause to heel over)

carinthia
<b>Carinthia</b><br><i>npr</i> Carinthia

cariose, cariosemente, carioses
<i>adj</i> carious, affected with carries

caritabile, caritabilemente, caritabiles
<i>adj</i> charitable

caritate, caritates
<i>n</i> 1. charity (as in "charity is a Christian virtue"); 2. alms;<br><b>facer le caritate</b> to give alms

carmino, carminos
<i>n</i> carmine

carnage, carnages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> carnage

carnal, carnales, carnalmente
<i>adj</i> carnal

carnalitate, carnalitates
<i>n</i> carnality

carnation, carnationes
<i>n</i> 1. complexion, skin coloring; 2. [Art] carnation

carne, carnes
<i>n</i> 1. flesh; 2. meat (= flesh used as food);<br><b>in carne e osso</b> in the flesh;<br><b>carne de cannon</b> cannon fodder;<br><b>carne de un fructo</b> flesh or pulp of a fruit;<br><b>esser in carne</b> to be fleshy or corpulent

carneval, carnevales
<i>n</i> carnival, Shrovetide

carnevalesc, carnevalescamente, carnevalesches
<i>adj</i> carnival

carnifice, carnifices
<b>carnifice (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> hangman, executioner

carnivore, carnivoremente, carnivores
<b>carnivore</b><br><i>adj</i> carnivorous

carnose, carnosemente, carnoses
<i>adj</i> fleshy

carnositate, carnositates
<i>n</i> fleshiness

carnute, carnutemente, carnutes
<i>adj</i> fleshy

carola
<b>Carola (c-)</b><br><i>nprf</i> Carol

carolina
<b>Carolina</b><br><i>npr</i> Carolina;<br><b>Carolina del Nord</b> North Carolina;<br><b>Carolina del Sud</b> South Carolina;<br><b>le Carolinas</b> the Caroline Islands

carolinge, carolingemente, carolinges
<i>adj</i> Carolingian, Carlovingian

carolingo, carolingos
<i>n</i> Carolingian, Carlovingian

carolo
<b>Carolo (c-)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Charles;<br><b>Carolo Magne</b> Charlemagne

caronia, caronias
<i>n</i> carrion

caroniose, caroniosemente, caronioses
<i>adj</i> carrion, putrid

carosello, carosellos
<i>n</i> carrousel (1. [Man.]; 2. merry-go-round)

carota, carotas
<i>n</i> carrot

carotina, carotinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] carotene, carotin

carpa, carpas
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] carp

carpal, carpales, carpalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] carpal

carpates
<b>Carpates</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Carpathians

carpenteria, carpenterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> carpentry

carpentero, carpenteros
<i>n</i> carpenter

carpo, carpos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] wrist, carpus <hr><b>carpo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] carpo-, carp- (= fruit)

carrafa, carrafas
<i>n</i> carafe

carrear, carreares
<i>n</i> to cart (= to transport in a cart)

carretta, carrettas
<i>n</i> cart (= two-wheeled vehicle);<br><b>carretta de mano</b> pushcart; wheelbarrow

carrettata, carrettatas
<i>n</i> cart-load

carrettero, carretteros
<i>n</i> carter, cart driver

carriera, carrieras
<i>n</i> 1. racecourse; 2. career (= course of continued progress in the life of a person, nation, etc.)

carro, carros
<i>n</i> wagon, carriage, car; <i>also:</i> carriage (of a typewriter, etc.);<br><b>carro funebre</b> hearse, funeral car;<br><b>carro triumphal</b> [Antiq.] triumphal car or chariot

carrossa, carrossas
<i>n</i> coach (= large closed carriage)

carrosseria, carrosserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> body (of a car, etc.)

carrossero, carrosseros
<i>n</i> coachbuilder

carta, cartas
<i>n</i> 1. card; 2. map;<br><b>carta (postal)</b> (postal) card;<br><b>jocar a cartas</b> to play cards;<br><b>dar carta blanc a un persona</b> to give a person full authority;<br><b>(manducar) al carta</b> (to eat)  la carte;<br><b>dar le cartas</b> to deal cards;<br><b>carta de visita</b> calling card, visiting card

cartar, carta, cartante, cartara, cartarea, cartate, cartava
<i>v</i> I. to card (1. to provide with cards; 2. to enter upon a card); II. to chart

cartel, carteles
<i>n</i> cartel (1. written challenge; 2. written agreement as to the exchange or ransom of prisoners; 3. [Com.])

cartelisar, cartelisa, cartelisante, cartelisara, cartelisarea, cartelisate, cartelisava
<i>v</i> to cartelize

cartelisation, cartelisationes
<i>n</i> cartelization

cartelista, cartelistas
<i>n</i> cartelist

cartero, carteros
<i>n</i> cardmaker

carthagine
<b>Carthagine</b><br><i>npr</i> Carthage

carthaginese, carthaginesemente, carthagineses
<i>adj/n</i> Carthaginian

carthago
<b>Carthago</b><br><i>npr</i> Carthage

cartiera, cartieras
<i>n</i> billfold

cartilagine, cartilagines
<i>n</i> cartilage

cartilaginose, cartilaginosemente, cartilaginoses
<i>adj</i> cartilaginous

cartographia, cartographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cartography

cartographic, cartographicamente, cartographiches
<i>adj</i> cartographic

cartographo, cartographos
<b>cartographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> cartographer

cartomante, cartomantes
<b>cartomante</b><br><i>n</i> fortune teller (using playing cards)

cartomantia, cartomantias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> fortune telling (by means of playing cards), cartomancy

carton, cartones
<i>n</i> 1. cardboard, pasteboard; 2. cartoon (= design for painting, tapestry, etc.); 3. carton (= cardboard box)

cartonage, cartonages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. pasteboard work; 2. [Bookbinding] boarding, (binding in) paper boards

cartonar, cartona, cartonante, cartonara, cartonarea, cartonate, cartonava
<i>v</i> [Bookbinding] to board, bind in boards

cartoneria, cartonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cardboard factory; 2. cardboard making

cartonero, cartoneros
<i>n</i> cardboard maker

cartotheca, cartothecas
<b>cartotheca</b><br><i>n</i> 1. card index, card catalogue; <i>also:</i> file; 2. filing cabinet (for cards)

cartucha, cartuchas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] cartridge

cartucheria, cartucherias
<b>(-shera)</b><br><i>n</i> cartridge factory

cartuchiera, cartuchieras
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> cartridge box, cartridge case

cartulario, cartularios
<i>n</i> chartulary (= collection of title deeds, etc.)

cartulero, cartuleros
<i>n</i> chartulary (= keeper of archives)

cartusia
<b>Cartusia</b><br><i>npr</i> Chartreuse (= French monastery founded by St. Bruno);<br><b>cartusia</b> charterhouse, Chartreuse (= any Carthusian monastery)

cartusian, cartusianes, cartusianmente
<i>adj</i> Carthusian (= of Chartreuse or Carthusians)

cartusiano, cartusianos
<i>n</i> Carthusian (= Carthusian monk)

carvi, carvis
<i>n</i> caraway

caryas
<b>Caryas (c-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Anc. Geog.] Caryae

caryatide, caryatides
<b>(-tide)</b><br><i>n</i> [Arch.] caryatid

caryo
<b>caryo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] 1. caryo-, cary- (= nut); 2. [Biol.] karyo- (= nucleus)

caryocinese, caryocineses
<b>caryocinese</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] karyokinesis, cell division

caryocinetic, caryocineticamente, caryocinetiches
<b>caryocinetic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] karyokinetic

caryophyllo, caryophyllos
<b>caryophyllo (-ri-)</b><br><i>n</i> clove pink, gillyflower

caryopse, caryopses
<b>caryopse</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] caryopsis

cas
<b>cas-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cader</b>

cascada, cascadas
<i>n</i> cascade, waterfall

cascadar, cascada, cascadante, cascadara, cascadarea, cascadate, cascadava
<i>v</i> to cascade

casch
<b>casch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>casco</b>

caschetto, caschettos
<i>n</i> light open helmet

casco, cascos
<i>n</i> helmet

caseina, caseinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> casein

caseo, caseos
<i>n</i> cheese

caserna, casernas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] barracks

casernamento, casernamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) quartering in barracks

casernar, caserna, casernante, casernara, casernarea, casernate, casernava
<i>v</i> to quarter in barracks, to barrack

casernero, caserneros
<i>n</i> barrack warden

casino, casinos
<i>n</i> casino (= public place of amusement)

caso, casos
<i>n</i> case (1. special condition; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>in nulle caso</b> in no case;<br><b>in caso de necessitate</b> in case of need, of necessity;<br><b>caso de conscientia</b> matter of conscience;<br><b>in caso que</b> in case (that)

caspie, caspiemente, caspies
<i>adj</i> Caspian;<br><b>Mar Caspie</b> Caspian (Sea)

caspio
<b>Caspio</b><br><i>npr</i> Caspian

cassa, cassas
<i>n</i> 1. box, case; 2. cashbox, till (<i>also:</i> place, office, establishment, etc. where money is kept, received or paid, as "cashier's desk," "savings bank," "sick fund," etc.); 3. [Mus.] (side-)drum; 4. coffin, casket;<br><b>libro de cassa</b> cashbook;<br><b>cassa del tympano</b> [Anat.] ear-drum

cassar, cassa, cassante, cassara, cassarea, cassate, cassava
<i>v</i> 1. to box, case; 2. to cash<hr><i>v</i> to quash, annul; 2. to cashier

cassation, cassationes
<i>n</i> 1. cassation, quashing; 2. cashiering, cashierment;<br><b>corte de cassation supreme</b> Court of Appeals

casse, cassemente, casses
<i>adj</i> null, void

casseria, casserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> box factory

cassero, casseros
<i>n</i> 1. cashier; 2. box maker

casserola, casserolas
<i>n</i> saucepan

cassetta, cassettas
<i>n</i> small box, casket, etc.

cassista, cassistas
<i>n</i> typesetter, compositor

casta, castas
<i>n</i> caste

castania, castanias
<i>n</i> chestnut (= fruit of the chestnut tree)

castanie, castaniemente, castanies
<i>adj</i> chestnut-colored

castanietta, castaniettas
<i>n</i> castanet

caste, castemente, castes
<i>adj</i> chaste;<br><b>stilo caste</b> chaste, chastened style

castellano, castellanos
<i>n</i> 1. lord (of a manor); 2. castellan

castello, castellos
<i>n</i> castle (1. fortified seigniorial mansion; 2. [Naut.]);<br><b>castello de aqua</b> water tower

castigamento, castigamentos
<i>n</i> chastisement; <i>also:</i> castigation

castigar, castiga, castigante, castigara, castigarea, castigate, castigava
<i>v</i> to chastise; <i>also:</i> to castigate;<br><b>castigar su stilo</b> to chasten one's style

castigation, castigationes
<i>n</i> chastisement; castigation

castigator, castigatores
<i>n</i> chastiser; castigator

castilia
<b>Castilia</b><br><i>npr</i> Castile

castilian, castilianes, castilianmente
<i>adj</i> Castilian

castiliano, castilianos
<i>n</i> Castilian (1. inhahitant of Castile; 2. Castilian language, Spanish)

castitate, castitates
<i>n</i> chastity (= sexual or moral purity)

castor, castores
<i>n</i> beaver (1. [Zool.]; 2. beaver hat) <hr><b>Castor (cs-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Castor (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

castoreo, castoreos
<i>n</i> castor, castoreum

castrar, castra, castrante, castrara, castrarea, castrate, castrava
<i>v</i> to castrate, geld

castration, castrationes
<i>n</i> castration, gelding

castrato, castratos
<i>n</i> castrate; eunuch

castrator, castratores
<i>n</i> castrator, gelder

casu
<b>casu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>caso</b>

casual, casuales, casualmente
<i>adj</i> 1. inherent in the case; 2. casual (as in "casual profit"); <i>also:</i> chance, accidental

casualitate, casualitates
<i>n</i> fortuitousness

casuista, casuistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> casuist

casuistica, casuisticas
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> casuistry

cat
<b>cat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cata-</b>

cata, catamente, catas
<i>adj</i> each;<br><b>cata uno</b> each (one)<hr><b>cata-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>cat-</b> before <b>-h-</b> and vowels; used chiefly in technical terms] cata-, cat- (1. down, downwards; 2. against; 3. reflected)

cataclysmic, cataclysmicamente, cataclysmiches
<i>adj</i> cataclysmal, cataclysmic

cataclysmo, cataclysmos
<i>n</i> cataclysm

catacomba, catacombas
<i>n</i> catacomb;<br><b>catacombas</b> catacombs

catafalco, catafalcos
<i>n</i> catafalque

catalan, catalanes, catalanmente
<i>adj</i> Catalan

catalano, catalanos
<i>n</i> Catalan (1. inhabitant of Catalonia; 2. Catalan language)

catalepsia, catalepsias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> catalepsy (1. [Med.]; 2. [Philos.])

cataleptic, catalepticamente, cataleptiches
<i>adj</i> cataleptic

cataleptico, catalepticos
<i>n</i> cataleptic

catalogar, cataloga, catalogante, catalogara, catalogarea, catalogate, catalogava
<i>v</i> to catalogue

catalogator, catalogatores
<i>n</i> cataloguer

catalogo, catalogos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> catalogue

catalonia
<b>Catalonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Catalonia

catalysar, catalysa, catalysante, catalysara, catalysarea, catalysate, catalysava
<i>v</i> to catalyze

catalysator, catalysatores
<i>n</i> catalyst

catalyse, catalyses
<b>(-lyse)</b><br><i>n</i> [Physical Chem.] catalysis

catalytic, catalyticamente, catalytiches
<i>adj</i> catalytic

cataplasma, cataplasmas
<i>n</i> [Med.] poultice, cataplasm

catapulta, catapultas
<i>n</i> catapult (1. [Gr. and Rom. Antiq.]; 2. [Aeronaut.])

cataracta, cataractas
<i>n</i> cataract (1. waterfall; 2. [Med.])

catarrhal, catarrhales, catarrhalmente
<i>adj</i> catarrhal

catarrhin, catarrhines, catarrhinmente
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] catarrhine

catarrhino, catarrhinos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] catarrhine;<br><b>catarrhinos</b> Catarrhina

catarrho, catarrhos
<i>n</i> catarrh

catarrhose, catarrhosemente, catarrhoses
<i>adj</i> catarrhous

catastrophe, catastrophes
<b>(-ts-)</b><br><i>n</i> catastrophe (1. sudden disaster; 2. [Drama])

catastrophic, catastrophicamente, catastrophiches
<i>adj</i> catastrophic

catech
<b>catech-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

catechese, catecheses
<i>n</i> catechesis

catecheta, catechetas
<i>n</i> catechist

catechetic, catecheticamente, catechetiches
<i>adj</i> catechetic, catechetical

catechetica, catecheticas
<i>n</i> catechetics

catechisar, catechisares
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] to catechize; 2. to indoctrinate

catechismo, catechismos
<i>n</i> catechism

catechista, catechistas
<i>n</i> catechist

catechistic, catechisticamente, catechistiches
<i>adj</i> catechistic

catechumenato, catechumenatos
<i>n</i> catechumenate

catechumeno, catechumenos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] catechumen

categoria, categorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> category (1. [Philos.]; 2. group or division in a system of classification)

categoric, categoricamente, categoriches
<i>adj</i> categorical, categoric (1. [Philos.] pertaining to a logical category; 2. asserting absolutely)

catena, catenas
<i>n</i> chain

catenar, catena, catenante, catenara, catenarea, catenate, catenava
<i>v</i> to chain (= to measure with a surveyor's chain)

catenari, catenarimente, catenaris
<i>adj</i> catenary

catharina
<b>Catharina</b><br><i>nprf</i> Catherine

cathedra, cathedras
<b>(ct-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chair (in a university); 2. pulpit, rostrum

cathedral, cathedrales, cathedralmente
<i>adj</i> cathedral<hr><i>n</i> cathedral

cathodic, cathodicamente, cathodiches
<i>adj</i> cathodic; <i>also:</i> [Bot., Med.] kathodic

cathodo, cathodos
<b>(ct-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] cathode

catholic, catholicamente, catholiches
<i>adj</i> [Eccl.] Catholic

catholicisar, catholicisa, catholicisante, catholicisara, catholicisarea, catholicisate, catholicisava
<i>v</i> to catholicize

catholicismo, catholicismos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Catholicism

cation, cationes
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Phys.] cation

catoptric, catoptricamente, catoptriches
<i>adj</i> [Phys.] catoptric (= pertaining to a mirror or to reflected light)

catoptrica, catoptricas
<i>n</i> catoptrics (= the science of reflected light)

catoptro
<b>catoptro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] catoptro- , catoptr- (= mirror)

catoptromantia, catoptromantias
<b>catoptromantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> catoptromancy (= divination by means of mirrors)

catran, catranes
<i>n</i> tar

catranar, catrana, catranante, catranara, catranarea, catranate, catranava
<i>v</i> to tar

catranator, catranatores
<i>n</i> tar sprayer

catraneria, catranerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tarworks

catranose, catranosemente, catranoses
<i>adj</i> tarry

catta, cattas
<i>n</i> she-cat

catto, cattos
<i>n</i> cat (= domestic cat); <i>also:</i> tomcat

catton, cattones
<i>n</i> kitten

caucasia
<b>Caucasia</b><br><i>npr</i> Caucasia

caucasian, caucasianes, caucasianmente
<i>adj</i> Caucasian (1. pertaining to the Caucasus; 2. [Anthropol.] white)

caucasiano, caucasianos
<i>n</i> Caucasian (1. native of the Caucasus; 2. white person)

caucaso
<b>Caucaso (cu-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Caucasus

cauchu, cauchus
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> caoutchouc, crude rubber

cauda, caudas
<i>n</i> 1. tail; <i>also:</i> tail end; 2. queue (= line of people, carriages, etc.); 3. train (as in "train of a gown");<br><b>piano de cauda</b> grand piano;<br><b>facer cauda</b> to stand in line, to queue up

caudal, caudales, caudalmente
<i>adj</i> caudal

caudatario, caudatarios
<i>n</i> trainbearer (= one who holds up the train of a robe or gown)

caudate, caudatemente, caudates
<i>adj</i> caudate, caudated

caule, caules
<i>n</i> cabbage;<br><b>caule de Brussel</b> Brussels sprouts;<br><b>caule flor</b> cauliflower

caule-rapa, caule-rapas
<i>n</i> kohlrabi

causa, causas
<i>n</i> 1. cause; 2. case (= lawsuit);<br><b>causa prime</b> prime cause, first cause;<br><b>causa final</b> final cause;<br><b>a causa de</b> because of

causal, causales, causalmente
<i>adj</i> causal

causalitate, causalitates
<i>n</i> causality (= relation of cause and effect)

causar, causa, causante, causara, causarea, causate, causava
<i>v</i> to cause

causation, causationes
<i>n</i> causation

causative, causativemente, causatives
<i>adj</i> causative (= pertaining to causation)

causator, causatores
<i>n</i> causer

caustic, causticamente, caustiches
<i>adj</i> caustic (1. corrosive; 2. sarcastic; 3. [Math.])

caustica, causticas
<i>n</i> [Math.] caustic

causticitate, causticitates
<i>n</i> causticity

caut
<b>caut-</b><br>see <b>cav-</b>

caute, cautemente, cautes
<i>adj</i> cautious

cauterio, cauterios
<i>n</i> 1. cautery (= agent used in cauterizing); 2. [Med.] issue (produced by cauterizing)

cauterisar, cauterisa, cauterisante, cauterisara, cauterisarea, cauterisate, cauterisava
<i>v</i> to cauterize

cauterisation, cauterisationes
<i>n</i> cauterization

caution, cautiones
<i>n</i> bail, security

cav
<b>cav- [cav-/caut-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

cava, cavas
<i>n</i> cave, cavern

cavalcada, cavalcadas
<i>n</i> 1. ride (= act of riding horseback); 2. cavalcade

cavalcar, cavalca, cavalcante, cavalcara, cavalcarea, cavalcate, cavalcava
<i>v</i> to ride (on horseback)

cavalla, cavallas
<i>n</i> mare

cavalleria, cavallerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> I. chivalry (1. system of knighthood; 2. chivalrousness); II. cavalry

cavallero, cavalleros
<i>n</i> I. cavalier (1. gallant; 2. [Hist.]; 3. [Fortif.]); II. knight; III. horseman; <i>also:</i> cavalryman;<br><b>cavallero de industria</b> sharper;<br><b>cavallero errante</b> knight errant

cavallerose, cavallerosemente, cavalleroses
<i>adj</i> chivalrous

cavalletto, cavallettos
<i>n</i> 1. wooden horse (= wooden frame in the shape of a horse used as an instrument of torture); 2. wooden frame on which various types of work are performed, as: (work)bench, trestle, easel, etc.

cavallo, cavallos
<i>n</i> horse;<br><b>a cavallo</b> on horseback;<br><b>ir a cavallo</b> to ride (horseback)

cavallo-vapor, cavallo-vapores
<i>n</i> horsepower

cavar, cava, cavante, cavara, cavarea, cavate, cavava
<i>v</i> to hollow out, cave

cave, cavemente, caves
<i>adj</i> hollow

caverna, cavernas
<i>n</i> cavern, cave

cavernose, cavernosemente, cavernoses
<i>adj</i> cavernous (1. abounding in caverns; 2. like a cavern);<br><b>voce cavernose</b> hollow voice

cavia, cavias
<i>n</i> cage (= enclosure used for confining animals)

caviar, caviares
<i>n</i> caviar

cavilia, cavilias
<i>n</i> 1. peg (= pin or bolt of wood, metal, etc., for fastening parts together, hanging objects upon, etc.); 2. ankle bone; <i>also:</i> ankle

cavitate, cavitates
<i>n</i> cavity

cavo, cavos
<i>n</i> hollow, cavity, hole

caon, caones, canon, canones
<B>[H]</B><BR><I>n</I> canyon, caon

ce, cemente, ces
<b>[ce]</b><br>1. <i>adj</i> this, that; 2. <i>pron</i> this, that;<br><b>ce ci</b> this (here);<br><b>ce la</b> that (there, yonder)

cec, cecamente, ceches
<i>adj</i> blind (= without sight);<br><b>intestino cec</b> [Anat.] blind gut, caecum

cecar, ceca, cecante, cecara, cecarea, cecate, cecava
<i>v</i> to blind (1. to make blind; 2. to dazzle)

cecitate, cecitates
<i>n</i> blindness;<br><b>cecitate de nocte</b> night blindness

ced
<b>ced- [ced-/ces-;-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

ceder, cede, cedente, cedera, cederea, cedeva, cedite, cesse
<b>[ced-/cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cede, yield

cedilla, cedillas
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> cedilla

cedro, cedros
<i>n</i> cedar

cedron
<b>Cedron (c-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Kedron

celamento, celamentos
<i>n</i> concealment

celar, cela, celante, celara, celarea, celate, celava
<i>v</i> to conceal, keep secret, hide

celator, celatores
<i>n</i> concealer

cele
<b>-cele</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -cele (= tumor; hernia)

celebrante, celebrantes
<i>n</i> celebrant (= priest officiating at the mass)

celebrar, celebra, celebrante, celebrara, celebrarea, celebrate, celebrava
<i>v</i> to celebrate (1. to perform the ceremony of; 2. to observe, honor by public ceremonies, festivities etc.; 3. to praise highly)

celebration, celebrationes
<i>n</i> celebration

celebrator, celebratores
<i>n</i> celebrator

celebre, celebremente, celebres
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> famous, celebrated

celebritate, celebritates
<i>n</i> celebrity (1. fame; 2. celebrated person)

celerar, celera, celerante, celerara, celerarea, celerate, celerava
<i>v</i> to quicken, accelerate

celere, celeremente, celeres
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> quick, rapid

celeritate, celeritates
<i>n</i> quickness, speed

celesta, celestas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] celesta

celeste, celestemente, celestes
<i>adj</i> heavenly, celestial;<br><b>volta celeste</b> the vault of heaven;<br><b>(le) Celeste Imperio</b> (the) Celestial Empire or Kingdom, China

celestial, celestiales, celestialmente
<i>adj</i> celestial, heavenly

celestina, celestinas
<i>n</i> celestitc, celestine

celestite, celestites
<i>n</i> celestite, celestine

celibatario, celibatarios
<i>n</i> bachelor

celibato, celibatos
<i>n</i> celibacy

celibe, celibemente, celibes
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> unmarried, single

cell
<b>cell- [cell-/cels-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

cella, cellas
<i>n</i> cell (= small room or compartment)

cellariero, cellarieros
<i>n</i> cellarer

cellario, cellarios
<i>n</i> cellar; <i>also:</i> storeroom, etc.; wine cellar

celle, cellemente, celles
<b>[celle]</b><br><i>dem adj</i> 1. that; those; 2. (the) former (first of two)<br>(= <b>ille</b>)

celles
<b>[celles]</b><br><i>dem pron</i> those<br>(= <b>illes</b>)

cello
<b>[cello]</b><br><i>dem pron</i> 1. that (one); 2. the former<br>(= <b>ille</b>)

cellophan, cellophanes
<i>n</i> cellophane

cellula, cellulas
<i>n</i> [Biol.] cell

cellular, cellulares, cellularmente
<i>adj</i> cellular

celluloide, celluloides
<i>n</i> celluloid

cellulosa, cellulosas
<i>n</i> cellulose

cellulose, cellulosemente, celluloses
<i>adj</i> cellulous

celo, celos
<i>n</i> 1. sky; 2. heaven;<br><b>celo de lecto</b> bedcanopy;<br><b>a celo aperte</b> under the open sky, in the open

cels
<b>cels-</b><br>see <b>-cell-</b>

celse, celsemente, celses
<i>adj</i> high (as in "ten stories high")

celsitude, celsitudes
<i>n</i> height (= condition of being high)

celta, celtas
<i>n</i> Celt

celtibero, celtiberos
<b>celtibero</b><br><i>n</i> [Anc. Hist.] Celtiberian

celtic, celticamente, celtiches
<i>adj</i> Celtic

cementar, cementa, cementante, cementara, cementarea, cementate, cementava
<i>v</i> to cement (1. to unite by means of a cement; 2. [Metal.] to subject to cementation)

cementation, cementationes
<i>n</i> cementation (1. [Constr.]; 2. [Metal.])

cemento, cementos
<i>n</i> cement (1. [Constr.]; 2. [Anat.] cementum; 3. [Metal.] powder used in cementation);<br><b>cemento armate</b> reinforced cement

cemeterial, cemeteriales, cemeterialmente
<i>adj</i> pertaining to a cemetery

cemeterio, cemeterios
<i>n</i> cemetery, graveyard

cen
<b>cen-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] ceno-; -cene (= recent) <hr><b>cen-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] ceno- (= empty) <hr><b>cen-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] ceno-, coeno-, cen-, coen- (= common)

cena, cenas
<i>n</i> supper, dinner (= evening meal)

cenaculo, cenaculos
<i>n</i> 1. dining room; 2. (literary, artistic, etc.) club or group

cenar, cena, cenante, cenara, cenarea, cenate, cenava
<i>v</i> to sup, dine, have supper or dinner (= take the evening meal)

cender
<b>-cender</b><br>see <b>-cand-</b>

cenobio, cenobios
<b>cenobio</b><br><i>n</i> cenoby

cenobita, cenobitas
<i>n</i> cenobite

cenotaphio, cenotaphios
<b>cenotaphio</b><br><i>n</i> cenotaph

cenozoic, cenozoicamente, cenozoiches
<b>cenozoic (-zic)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Cenozoic

cenozoico, cenozoicos
<b>(-zico)</b><br><i>n</i> [Geol.] Cenozoic

cens
<b>cens-</b><br>see <b>censer</b>

censer, cense, censente, censera, censerea, censeva, censite
<b>[cens-/-cens-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to take a census; 2. to censor

censimento, censimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) taking a census; 2. census, return count, etc.

censo, censos
<i>n</i> census

censor, censores
<i>n</i> I. censor (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. official in charge of censorship); II. critic, faultfinder; III. [School] monitor, censor, proctor, etc.; IV. census taker

censorial, censoriales, censorialmente
<i>adj</i> censorial

censura, censuras
<i>n</i> I. censorship (1. act of censoring; 2. office of a censor); II. censure;<br><b>submitter al censura</b> to censor

censurabile, censurabilemente, censurabiles
<i>adj</i> censurable

censurar, censura, censurante, censurara, censurarea, censurate, censurava
<i>v</i> to censure

cent, cents
<b>(<i>pl</i> cents) [A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] cent

centaurea, centaureas
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] Centaurea; 2. [Bot.] centaury

centauro, centauros
<i>n</i> [Mythol.] centaur;<br><b>Centauro</b> [Astron.] Centaurus

centavo, centavos
<b>[H, P]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] centavo

centenari, centenarimente, centenaris
<i>adj</i> 1. centenarian; 2. centennial, centenary

centenario, centenarios
<i>n</i> 1. centenarian; 2. centenary, centennial

centesimal, centesimales, centesimalmente
<i>adj</i> centesimal

centesime, centesimemente, centesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> hundredth;<br><b>(le) centesime parte, (le) centesimo</b> (the) hundredth part, the hundredth

centesimo, centesimi
<b>(-simo) (<i>pl</i> centesimi) [I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] centesimo

centiar, centiares
<b>centiar</b><br><i>n</i> centiare (= one hundredth part of an are)

centigrade, centigrademente, centigrades
<b>centigrade (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> centigrade (having, pertaining to a system of, one hundred degrees)

centigramma, centigrammas
<b>centigramma</b><br><i>n</i> centigram

centilitro, centilitros
<b>centilitro (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> centiliter

centime, centimes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] centime

centimetro, centimetros
<b>centimetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> centimeter

centimo, centimos
<b>(cn-) [H]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] centimo

centistereo, centistereos
<b>centistereo</b><br><i>n</i> [Metric System] centistere

cento, centomente, centos
<i>n/adj</i> (a, one) hundred;<br><b>(tres) per cento</b> or <b>pro cento</b> (three) per cent

central, centrales, centralmente
<i>adj</i> central<hr><i>n</i> center, central office or plant, etc.; <i>specif.:</i> (telephone) exchange; [Elec.] power station

centralisar, centralisa, centralisante, centralisara, centralisarea, centralisate, centralisava
<i>v</i> to centralize

centralisation, centralisationes
<i>n</i> centralization

centralisator, centralisatores
<i>n</i> centralizer

centrar, centra, centrante, centrara, centrarea, centrate, centrava
<i>v</i> to center (= to place or collect at the center)

centric, centricamente, centriches
<i>adj</i> central, centric

centrifugar, centrifuga, centrifugante, centrifugara, centrifugarea, centrifugate, centrifugava
<i>v</i> to centrifuge

centrifugation, centrifugationes
<i>n</i> centrifugation

centrifuge, centrifugemente, centrifuges
<b>centrifuge (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> centrifugal;<br><b>machina centrifuge</b> centrifuge

centripete, centripetemente, centripetes
<b>centripete (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> centripetal

centro, centros
<i>n</i> center, middle point

centu
<b>centu-</b><br>see <b>cento</b>

centumviral, centumvirales, centumviralmente
<i>adj</i> centumviral

centumvirato, centumviratos
<i>n</i> centumvirate

centumviro, centumviros
<b>centumviro (-tm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] centumvir

centuplar, centupla, centuplante, centuplara, centuplarea, centuplate, centuplava
<i>v</i> to centuple

centuple, centuplemente, centuples
<b>centuple (cn-)</b><br><i>adj</i> centuple

centuplicar, centuplica, centuplicante, centuplicara, centuplicarea, centuplicate, centuplicava
<b>centuplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to centuplicate

centuplicate, centuplicatemente, centuplicates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>centuplicar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> centuplicate, hundredfold

cenuro, cenuros
<b>cenuro</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] coenurus

cepa, cepas
<i>n</i> onion

cephal
<b>cephal-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] cephalo- (= head)

cephalalgia, cephalalgias
<b>cephalalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] cephalalgia

cephalic, cephaliches
<i>n</i> cephalic

cephalopodo, cephalopodos
<b>cephalopodo (-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] cephalopod;<br><b>cephalopodos</b> [Zool.] Cephalopoda

cer
<b>cer- [cer-/cerat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] cer-, cerat-, cerato-, cerot- (= horn)

cera, ceras
<i>n</i> wax

ceramic, ceramicamente, ceramiches
<i>adj</i> ceramic

ceramica, ceramicas
<i>n</i> ceramics (1. art of making pottery, earthenware, etc.; 2. pottery ware)

ceramista, ceramistas
<i>n</i> ceramist; potter

ceramo, ceramos
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> earthenware

ceramographia, ceramographias
<b>ceramographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ceramography (= study and description of pottery)

cerar, cera, cerante, cerara, cerarea, cerate, cerava
<i>v</i> to wax, apply wax to;<br><b>tela cerate</b> oilcloth

cerato, ceratos
<i>n</i> [Pharm.] cerate

cerator, ceratores
<i>n</i> waxer (= one who applies wax to a floor, etc.)

cerbero
<b>Cerbero (cr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Cerberus

cerca, cercas
<i>n</i> search (= act or action of searching)

cercar, cerca, cercante, cercara, cercarea, cercate, cercava
<i>v</i> to seek, look for, search for

cercator, cercatores
<i>n</i> seeker

cere
<b>cere-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

cereal, cereales, cerealmente
<i>adj</i> cereal<hr><i>n</i> cereal

cereb
<b>cereb-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cerebro</b>

cerebellar, cerebellares, cerebellarmente
<i>adj</i> cerebellar

cerebello, cerebellos
<i>n</i> cerebellum

cerebellose, cerebellosemente, cerebelloses
<i>adj</i> cerebellar

cerebral, cerebrales, cerebralmente
<i>adj</i> cerebral

cerebrar, cerebra, cerebrante, cerebrara, cerebrarea, cerebrate, cerebrava
<i>v</i> to cerebrate

cerebration, cerebrationes
<i>n</i> cerebration

cerebritis, cerebrites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> cerebritis, encephalitis

cerebro, cerebros
<i>n</i> brain; <i>also:</i> brains

cerebro-cardiac, cerebro-cardiacamente, cerebro-cardiaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> cerebro-cardiac

cerebro-spinal, cerebro-spinales, cerebro-spinalmente
<i>adj</i> cerebro-spinal

ceree, cereemente, cerees
<i>adj</i> waxy, waxen

cerefolio, cerefolios
<b>cerefolio</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] chervil

ceremonia, ceremonias
<i>n</i> ceremony;<br><b>maestro de ceremonia</b> master of ceremonies;<br><b>habito de ceremonia</b> formal dress;<br><b>sin ceremonia</b> without ceremony, informally

ceremonial, ceremoniales, ceremonialmente
<i>adj</i> ceremonial (= relating to ceremonies)<hr><i>n</i> ceremonial

ceremoniero, ceremonieros
<i>n</i> [Hist.; R.C.Ch., etc.] master of ceremonies

ceremoniose, ceremoniosemente, ceremonioses
<i>adj</i> ceremonious (= devoted to forms and ceremonies)

cereo, cereos
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] (large) wax candle, cierge; 2. [Bot.] cereus;<br><b>cereo paschal</b> paschal candle

cereria, cererias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> wax factory; waxchandlery

cerero, cereros
<i>n</i> waxchandler; waxworker

ceres
<b>Ceres (c-</b><br>) I. pr [Rom. Relig.] Ceres

ceresia, ceresias
<i>n</i> cherry

ceresiero, ceresieros
<i>n</i> cherry tree

ceresieto, ceresietos
<i>n</i> cherry orchard

cerner, cerne, cernente, cernera, cernerea, cerneva, cernite, crete
<b>[cern-/-cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> to separate, sift

ceromantia, ceromantias
<b>ceromantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ceromancy

cerose, cerosemente, ceroses
<i>adj</i> waxy

cerot
<b>-cerot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cer-</b>

certe, certemente, certes
<i>adj</i> certain (1. "objectively certain"; 2. convinced; 3. as in "a certain ...")

certificar, certifica, certificante, certificara, certificarea, certificate, certificava
<i>v</i> to certify (= to guarantee as true or correct)

certification, certificationes
<i>n</i> certification (= act of certifying)

certificato, certificatos
<i>n</i> certificate

certificator, certificatores
<i>n</i> certifier

certitude, certitudes
<i>n</i> certainty (1. "objective certainty"; 2. certitude)

certo
<i>adv</i> certainly

cerumine, cerumines
<i>n</i> cerumen, earwax

ceruminose, ceruminosemente, ceruminoses
<i>adj</i> ceruminous, waxy

cerussa, cerussas
<i>n</i> white lead, ceruse

cerussite, cerussites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] cerussite

cerva, cervas
<i>n</i> hind (= female of the red deer)

cervari, cervarimente, cervaris
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>lupo cervari</b> lynx

cervelata, cervelatas
<i>n</i> cervelat, saveloy (sausage)

cervo, cervos
<i>n</i> 1. red deer; 2. stag;<br><b>cervo volante</b> stag beetle

ces
<b>ces-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ced-</b>

cesare
<b>Cesare</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Hist.] Caesar

cesaree, cesareemente, cesarees
<i>adj</i> Caesarean, Caesarian;<br><b>operation cesaree</b> Caesarean operation;<br><b>section cesaree</b> Caesarean section

cesarismo, cesarismos
<i>n</i> Caesarism

cess
<b>cess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ceder</b>

cessante, cessantemente, cessantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>cessar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> ceasing

cessar, cessa, cessante, cessara, cessarea, cessate, cessava
<i>v</i> to cease, stop (1. to come to an end; 2. to bring to an end)

cessation, cessationes
<i>n</i> cessation

cessibile, cessibilemente, cessibiles
<i>adj</i> assignable, transferable

cession, cessiones
<i>n</i> [Law] cession, assignment

cessionario, cessionarios
<i>n</i> [Law] assignee

ceste
<b>-ceste</b><br><i>see</i> <b>caste</b>

cesura, cesuras
<i>n</i> [Pros.] caesura

cetere, ceteremente, ceteres
<b>[cetere] (c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. other; 2. remaining

cetero, ceteros, ceterum, cetera
<B>[cetero] (c-)</B><BR><I>adv</I> 1. otherwise, in other respects; 2. besides, for the rest<HR>also: <B>ceterum</B><BR><B>[cetero, ceterum] (c-)</B><BR><I>n</I> remainder, rest

cg
<i>abbr</i> = <b>centigramma</b>

chacal, chacales
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> jackal

chaco, chacos
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chess] check;<br><b>chacos</b> chess;<br><b>chaco mat</b> checkmate;<br><b>pecia de chacos</b> chessman

chaise, chaises
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chair (= seat for one person);<br><b>chaise longue [F]</b> chaise longue;<br><b>chaise de bracios</b> armchair;<br><b>chaise rolante</b> wheel chair

chal, chales
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> shawl

chalet, chalets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chalet

chalupa, chalupas
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> sloop

cham
<b>Cham</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Ham

chame
<b>chame-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] chame-, chamae- (= on the ground)

chameleonte, chameleontes
<b>chameleonte</b><br><i>n</i> chameleon

chamita, chamitas
<i>n</i> Hamite

chamitic, chamiticamente, chamitiches
<i>adj</i> Hamitic

champagne
<b>Champagne [F]</b><br><i>npr</i> Champagne;<br><b>vino de Champagne, champagne</b> champagne

champignon, champignons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> champignon; (common or field) mushroom

champion, champions
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] champion

chaos, chaoses
<i>n</i> chaos

chaotic, chaoticamente, chaotiches
<i>adj</i> chaotic

chaperon, chaperons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chaperon

chaperonage, chaperonages
<b>(shaperonaje)</b><br><i>n</i> chaperoning, chaperonage

chaperonar, chaperona, chaperonante, chaperonara, chaperonarea, chaperonate, chaperonava
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to chaperon

char  bancs, char a bancs
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> char--banc

character, characteres
<i>n</i> I. character (1. graphic symbol; <i>also:</i> letter; 2. status, rank; 3. moral constitution); II. characteristic (= distinguishing mark)

characterisar, characterisa, characterisante, characterisara, characterisarea, characterisate, characterisava
<i>v</i> to characterize (1. to describe the character of; 2. to qualify)

characterisation, characterisationes
<i>n</i> characterization (1. portrayal in words; 2. act of characterizing or qualifying)

characteristic, characteristicamente, characteristiches
<i>adj</i> characteristic;<br><b>characteristic de</b> characteristic of

characteristica, characteristicas
<i>n</i> characteristic (1. characteristic trait; 2. [Math.])

charade, charades
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> (word) charade

charivari, charivaris
<b>(sharivar)</b><br><i>n</i> charivari, belling, shivaree

charlatan, charlatans
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> charlatan

charlataneria, charlatanerias
<b>(sharlatanera)</b><br><i>n</i> charlatanry, charlatanism

charlatanesc, charlatanescamente, charlatanesches
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>adj</i> charlatanic

charlatanismo, charlatanismos
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> charlatanism, charlatanry

charme, charmes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> charm, attractiveness

charpa, charpas
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Clothing] sash

charta, chartas
<i>n</i> charter

chartar, charta, chartante, chartara, chartarea, chartate, chartava
<i>v</i> to charter (= to grant a charter to)

chartismo, chartismos
<i>n</i> Chartism

chartista, chartistas
<i>n</i> Chartist

chartreuse, chartreuses
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chartreuse (= liqueur made by Carthusian monks)

charybdis
<b>Charybdis (carbdis)</b><br><i>npr</i> Charybdis;<br><b>inter Scylla e Charybdis</b> between Scylla and Charybdis

chassa, chassas
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. hunting, chase; 2. game (killed in hunting)

chassar, chassa, chassante, chassara, chassarea, chassate, chassava
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to hunt, chase; <i>also:</i> to chase (away), drive off, etc.

chassator, chassatores
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. hunter, huntsman; II. chaser (1. [Navy]; 2. [Naut.] chase-gun); III. [Mil.] chasseur

chassis, chassiss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chassis (= body-frame of an automobile)

chauffeur, chauffeurs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chauffeur

chauvin, nicolas
<b>Chauvin, Nicolas</b><br><i>npr</i> [excessively patriotic soldier of the Napoleonic army]

chauvinismo, chauvinismos
<b>(sho-)</b><br><i>n</i> chauvinism

chauvinista, chauvinistas
<b>(sho-)</b><br><i>n</i> chauvinist

chauvinistic, chauvinisticamente, chauvinistiches
<b>(sho-)</b><br><i>adj</i> chauvinistic

chec, checamente, cheches
<b>(tch-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Czech

checo, checos
<b>(tch-)</b><br><i>n</i> Czech

checoslovac, checoslovacamente, checoslovaches
<b>checoslovac</b><br><i>adj</i> Czechoslovak

checoslovach
<b>checoslovach-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>checoslovac</b>

checoslovachia
<b>Checoslovachia (tchecoslovakia)</b><br><i>npr</i> Czechoslovakia

checoslovaco, checoslovacos
<b>(tch-)</b><br><i>n</i> Czechoslovak

chef, chefs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chief, leader; 2. head (of an organization, firm, etc.);<br><b>chef de cocina</b> head cook, chef;<br><b>(commandante) in chef</b> (commander) in chief

cheka, chekas
<b>Cheka [R]</b><br><i>n</i> Cheka

chenille, chenilles
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chenille

cheque, cheques
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Bank.] check, cheque

cherub, cherubes
<i>n</i> cherub

cherubic, cherubicamente, cherubiches
<i>adj</i> cherubic

cherubin, cherubines
<i>n</i> cherub

cherubinic, cherubinicamente, cherubiniches
<i>adj</i> cherubic

cheta, chetas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] chaeta (= spine, bristle)

chetopode, chetopodemente, chetopodes
<b>chetopode (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] chaetopod, chaetopodous

chetopodos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Chaetopoda

chic, chicmente, chics
<b>[F]</b><br><i>adj</i> stylish, chic<hr><b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chic

chiffonier, chiffoniers
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> chiffonier

chile
<b>Chile (tchle)</b><br><i>npr</i> Chile

chilen, chilenes, chilenmente
<b>(tchiln)</b><br><i>adj</i> Chilean

chileno, chilenos
<b>(tchileno)</b><br><i>n</i> Chilean

chili
<b>chili-</b><br><i>n/adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] chili- (= thousand)

chiliasmo, chiliasmos
<i>n</i> chiliasm

chiliasta, chiliastas
<i>n</i> chiliast

chimera, chimeras
<i>n</i> I. chimera (1. [Mythol.]; 2. fanciful creation, figment of the imagination); II. [Ichthyol.] chimaera

chimeric, chimericamente, chimeriches
<i>adj</i> chimerical, chimeric

chimerisar, chimerisa, chimerisante, chimerisara, chimerisarea, chimerisate, chimerisava
<i>v</i> to indulge in fanciful ideas, schemes, etc.

chimerista, chimeristas
<i>n</i> dreamer, Utopian (= one who indulges in fanciful ideas, plans, etc.)

chimia, chimias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> chemistry;<br><b>chimia inorganic, chimia mineral</b> inorganic chemistry

chimic, chimicamente, chimiches
<i>adj</i> chemical

chimico, chimicos
<i>n</i> chemist (= expert in chemistry)

chimista, chimistas
<i>n</i> chemist (= expert in chemistry)

chimo
<b>chimo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>chimia</b>

chimotherapia, chimotherapias
<b>chimotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> chemotherapy

chimpanze, chimpanzes
<b>(shimpanz)</b><br><i>n</i> chimpanzee

china
<b>China (sh-)</b><br><i>npr</i> China;<br><b>muralia de China</b> Chinese Wall, Great Wall of China;<br><b>mar de China</b> China Sea;<br><b>tinta de China</b> India ink, Chinese ink

chinese, chinesemente, chineses
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Chinese<hr><b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> Chinese (1. Chinese person; 2. Chinese language)

chir
<b>chir-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] chir-, chiro-, cheir-, cheiro- (= hand)

chiromante, chiromantes
<b>chiromante</b><br><i>n</i> palmist, chiromancer

chiromantia, chiromantias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> palmistry, chiromancy

chiroptere, chiropteremente, chiropteres
<b>chiroptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [zool.] chiropterous

chiropteros
<b>(-rp-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Chiroptera

chirurgia, chirurgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> surgery (= art and practice of surgery)

chirurgic, chirurgicamente, chirurgiches
<i>adj</i> surgical

chirurgo, chirurgos
<b>chirurgo</b><br><i>n</i> surgeon

chlor
<b>chlor-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] chlor-, chloro- (= green)

chloracet
<b>chloracet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>chloracetic</b>

chloracetato, chloracetatos
<i>n</i> chloracetate

chloracetic, chloraceticamente, chloracetiches
<b>chloracetic</b><br><i>adj</i> chloracetic

chloral, chlorales
<b>chloral</b><br><i>n</i> chloral (1. [Chem.]; 2. chloral hydrate);<br><b>hydrato de chloral</b> chloral hydrate

chlorato, chloratos
<i>n</i> chlorate

chlorhydrato, chlorhydratos
<b>chlorhydrato</b><br><i>n</i> hydrochlorate

chlorhydric, chlorhydricamente, chlorhydriches
<b>chlorhydric</b><br><i>adj</i> hydrochloric

chloric, chloricamente, chloriches
<i>adj</i> chloric

chlorido, chloridos
<i>n</i> chloride

chlorito, chloritos
<i>n</i> chlorite

chloro, chloros
<i>n</i> chlorine

chloroformar, chloroforma, chloroformante, chloroformara, chloroformarea, chloroformate, chloroformava
<i>v</i> to chloroform

chloroformisar, chloroformisa, chloroformisante, chloroformisara, chloroformisarea, chloroformisate, chloroformisava
<i>v</i> to chloroform

chloroformo, chloroformos
<b>chloroformo</b><br><i>n</i> chloroform

chlorophylla, chlorophyllas
<b>chlorophylla</b><br><i>n</i> chlorophyll

chloroplasto, chloroplastos
<b>chloroplasto</b><br><i>n</i> chloroplast

chlorose, chlorosemente, chloroses
<i>adj</i> chlorous

chlorosis, chloroses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> chlorosis (1. [Med.]; 2. [Bot.])

chloruro, chloruros
<i>n</i> [Chem.] chloride

choc, choches
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> shock (= collision, impact)<hr><b>choc-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>choccar</b>

choccar, chocca, choccante, choccara, choccarea, choccate, choccava
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to shock (= to hurt the sensibilities of)

chocolate, chocolates
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> chocolate (1. as in "chocolate bar"; 2. as in "hot chocolate")

chocolatero, chocolateros
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> chocolate dealer or manufacturer

chocolatiera, chocolatieras
<b>(sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> chocolate pot

cholera, choleras
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cholera; 2. anger, wrath;<br><b>esser in cholera</b> to be angry

choleric, cholericamente, choleriches
<i>adj</i> 1. [Med.] choleraic; 2. choleric, irascible

cholerina, cholerinas
<i>n</i> [Med.] cholerine

chondro, chondros
<i>n</i> cartilage

chondroide, chondroidemente, chondroides
<i>adj</i> chondroid, resembling cartilage

chondrologia, chondrologias
<b>chondrologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> chondrology

choral, chorales, choralmente
<i>adj</i> choral<hr><i>n</i> chorale

chorda, chordas
<i>n</i> I. chord (1. string of a musical instrument; 2. [Geom.]); II. [Anat.] tendon;<br><b>chordas vocal</b> vocal cords, vocal chords

chordio, chordios
<i>n</i> clavichord

chorea, choreas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. choral dance; 2. St. Vitus's dance, chorea

choreic, choreicamente, choreiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> pertaining to St. Vitus's dance, choreic

choreographia, choreographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> choreography

choreographic, choreographicamente, choreographiches
<i>adj</i> choreographic

choreographo, choreographos
<b>choreographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> choreographer

chorista, choristas
<i>n</i> 1. chorister; 2. chorus singer; member of a chorus (in a theater, etc.)

choro, choros
<i>n</i> I. chorus (1. group of singers, dancers, etc. performing together; 2. musical work or passage to be sung in concert); II. choir (1. part of a church set apart for the choir of singers; 2. group of church singers performing in concert)

chrestomathia, chrestomathias
<b>(-ta)</b><br><i>n</i> chrestomathy

christian, christianes, christianmente
<i>adj</i> Christian

christianismo, christianismos
<i>n</i> Christianity (= the Christian faith)

christianitate, christianitates
<i>n</i> 1. Christendom; 2. Christianity (= state of being a Christian)

christiano, christianos
<i>n</i> Christian

christo
<b>Christo</b><br><i>npr</i> Christ

chrom
<b>chrom- [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] chrom-, chromo-, chromat-, chromato- (= color)

chromat
<b>chromat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>chrom-</b>

chromatic, chromaticamente, chromatiches
<i>adj</i> chromatic (1. of color; 2. [Mus.]);<br><b>scala chromatic</b> chromatic scale

chromatica, chromaticas
<i>n</i> [Colorimetry] chromatics

chromatismo, chromatismos
<i>n</i> chromatism (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Opt.])

chromato, chromatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] chromate

chromatophore, chromatophoremente, chromatophores
<b>chromatophore</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] chromatophorous, chromatophoric

chromatophoro, chromatophoros
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] chromatophore

chromic, chromicamente, chromiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] chromic

chromo, chromos
<i>n</i> chromium <hr><i>n</i> chromo, chromolithograph

chromolithographia, chromolithographias
<b>chromolithographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chromolithography; 2. chromolithograph

chromophore, chromophoremente, chromophores
<b>chromophore</b><br><i>adj</i> chromophorous

chromophoro, chromophoros
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem., Phys.] chromophore

chromophotographia, chromophotographias
<b>chromophotographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chromophotography; 2. chromophotograph

chromosoma, chromosomas
<b>chromosoma</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] chromosome

chromosphera, chromospheras
<b>chromosphera</b><br><i>n</i> [Astron.] chromosphere

chronic, chronicamente, chroniches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] chronic

chronica, chronicas
<i>n</i> 1. chronicle; 2. [Journ.] column (= part of newspaper devoted to a special subject);<br><b>chronica scandalose</b> <i>chronique scandaleuse</i>, scandalous gossip

chronicitate, chronicitates
<i>n</i> chronic character, chronicity

chronista, chronistas
<i>n</i> chronicler

chrono
<b>chrono-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] chrono-, chron- (= time)

chronogramma, chronogrammas
<b>chronogramma</b><br><i>n</i> chronogram

chronographo, chronographos
<b>chronographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> [Astron., etc.] chronograph

chronologia, chronologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> chronology

chronologic, chronologicamente, chronologiches
<i>adj</i> chronological

chronologista, chronologistas
<i>n</i> chronologist

chronologo, chronologos
<b>chronologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> chronologer

chronometrar, chronometra, chronometrante, chronometrara, chronometrarea, chronometrate, chronometrava
<i>v</i> to time (as in "to time a horse")

chronometria, chronometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> chronometry, measurement of time

chronometrista, chronometristas
<i>n</i> timekeeper

chronometro, chronometros
<b>chronometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> chronometer

chrysalide, chrysalides
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> chrysalis

chrysanthemo, chrysanthemos
<b>chrysanthemo (crisntemo)</b><br><i>n</i> chrysanthemum

chryselephantin, chryselephantines, chryselephantinmente
<b>chryselephantin</b><br><i>adj</i> chryselephantine (= of gold and ivory)

chryso
<b>chryso-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] chryso-, chrys- (= gold)

chrysoberyllo, chrysoberyllos
<b>chrysoberyllo</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] chrysoberyl

chrysolitho, chrysolithos
<b>chrysolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] chrysolith

chthon
<b>chthon-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] chthon- (= earth)

chthonie, chthoniemente, chthonies
<i>adj</i> chthonian

ci
<b>[ci]</b><br><i>adv</i> here;<br><b>de ci a (un hora, etc.)</b> (an hour, etc.) from now;<br><b>usque a ci</b> 1. to here; 2. up to now, hitherto;<br><b>ci juncto</b> herewith, hereto (joined);<br>(= <b>hic</b>)

cibolla, cibollas
<i>n</i> onion

cicada, cicadas
<i>n</i> cicada

cicatrice, cicatrices
<i>n</i> scar, cicatrice; <i>also:</i> cicatrix

cicatricula, cicatriculas
<i>n</i> cicatricle, cicatricula

cicatrisante, cicatrisantes
<i>n</i> cicatrizer, cicatrizant

cicatrisar, cicatrisa, cicatrisante, cicatrisara, cicatrisarea, cicatrisate, cicatrisava
<i>v</i> to heal, cicatrize

cicatrisation, cicatrisationes
<i>n</i> healing, cicatrization

ciceron
<b>Ciceron</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Hist.] Cicero

cicerone, cicerones
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> cicerone (= Italian guide to Roman antiquities)

ciceronian, ciceronianes, ciceronianmente
<i>adj</i> Ciceronian

cichorea, cichoreas
<i>n</i> chicory

ciconia, ciconias
<i>n</i> stork

cicuta, cicutas
<i>n</i> hemlock (1. [Bot.] Cicuta; 2. poisonous drink of hemlock)

cid
<b>-cid-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cader, ced-</b>

cider
<b>-cider</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ced-</b>

cidra, cidras
<i>n</i> cider, hard cider

cifra, cifras
<i>n</i> 1. figure (= symbol for a number); II. cipher (1. code; 2. monogram)

cifrar, cifra, cifrante, cifrara, cifrarea, cifrate, cifrava
<i>v</i> to cipher (= to put into secret writing)

cigarreria, cigarrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cigar shop

cigarrero, cigarreros
<i>n</i> cigar maker or dealer

cigarretta, cigarrettas
<i>n</i> cigarette

cigarriera, cigarrieras
<i>n</i> cigar case

cigarro, cigarros
<i>n</i> cigar

ciliari, ciliarimente, ciliaris
<i>adj</i> ciliary

cilio, cilios
<i>n</i> eyelash;<br><b>cilios (vibratile)</b> (vibratile) cilia

cimicaria, cimicarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] bugbane

cimice, cimices
<b>(cmice)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. bedbug; 2. thumbtack

cimicose, cimicosemente, cimicoses
<i>adj</i> infested with bedbugs

cin
<b>cin-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] kin-, kine- (= to move)

cinchona, cinchonas
<i>n</i> cinchona (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, Peruvian bark)

cinchonina, cinchoninas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] cinchonine

cinchonismo, cinchonismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] cinchonism, quininism

cinct
<b>cinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cinger</b>

cinctura, cincturas
<i>n</i> 1. belt; <i>also:</i> girdle, cincture; 2. waist (= part of the body between hips and ribs)

cincturar, cinctura, cincturante, cincturara, cincturarea, cincturate, cincturava
<i>v</i> to girdle, belt

cincturon, cincturones
<i>n</i> [Mil.] waist belt

cine, cines
<i>n</i> cinema, motion-picture theater

cinema, cinemas
<i>n</i> cinema (1. motion pictures; 2. motion-picture theater)<hr><b>cinema- [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] cinemato-, cinemat-, cinemo-, kinemato-, kinemat-, kinemo- (= motion)

cinemat
<b>cinemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cinema-</b>

cinematic, cinematicamente, cinematiches
<i>adj</i> kinematic

cinematica, cinematicas
<i>n</i> kinematics

cinematographia, cinematographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cincmatography

cinematographic, cinematographicamente, cinematographiches
<i>adj</i> cinematographic

cinematographo, cinematographos
<b>cinematographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cinematograph (= motion-picture projector); 2. cinema, motion-picture theater

cinerar, cinera, cinerante, cinerara, cinerarea, cinerate, cinerava
<i>v</i> 1. to cover with ashes; 2. to color ash-gray

cinerari, cinerarimente, cineraris
<i>adj</i> cinerary, for or pertaining to ashes;<br><b>urna cinerari</b> funeral urn

cinere, cineres
<i>n</i> ashes; <i>also:</i> ash;<br><b>mercuridi del cineres</b> Ash Wednesday

cineriera, cinerieras
<i>n</i> ash tray

cineriero, cinerieros
<i>n</i> (container for ashes) ashpan, ash box, bucket, etc.; <i>also:</i> ash tray

cinerose, cinerosemente, cineroses
<i>adj</i> ashy (1. full of ashes; 2. ashen, ash-gray)

cinese, cineses
<i>n</i> kinesis

cinesthesia, cinesthesias
<b>cinesthesia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> kinesthesia

cinesthetic, cinestheticamente, cinesthetiches
<b>cinesthetic</b><br><i>adj</i> kinesthetic

cinet
<b>cinet-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] kineto- (= moving)

cinetic, cineticamente, cinetiches
<i>adj</i> kinetic

cinetica, cineticas
<i>n</i> kinetics

cinetoscopio, cinetoscopios
<b>cinetoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> kinetoscope

cinger, cincte, cinge, cingente, cingera, cingerea, cingeva, cingite
<b>[cing-/cinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to gird, girdle; 2. to gird on; 3. to surround

cingula, cingulas
<i>n</i> (saddle) girth, cingle, cinch

cingular, cingula, cingulante, cingulara, cingularea, cingulate, cingulava
<i>v</i> to girt, girth, cinch up

cinquanta, cinquantamente, cinquantas
<i>adj</i> fifty

cinquantesime, cinquantesimemente, cinquantesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> fiftieth;<br><b>le cinquantesime parte, le cinquantesimo</b> the fiftieth part, the fiftieth

cinque, cinquemente, cinques
<i>adj</i> five

cinquefolio, cinquefolios
<b>cinquefolio</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] cinquefoil

cip
<b>-cip-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>caper</b>

cipe
<b>-cipe</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

cipite
<b>-cipite (-c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] <hr><b>-cipite</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>capite</b>

circa
around, about (1. round about; 2. approximately)

circo, circos
<i>n</i> circus

circuir, circui, circuiente, circuira, circuirea, circuite, circuiva
<b>(-r)</b><br><i>v</i> to go, walk, etc. round, to circuit

circuition, circuitiones
<i>n</i> circuition, going round

circuito, circuitos
<b>(-ito)</b><br><i>n</i> circuit (1. circuitous route; 2. [Elec.]);<br><b>curte circuito</b> short circuit

circular, circula, circulante, circulara, circularea, circulares, circularmente, circulate, circulava
<i>adj</i> circular (1. round like a circle; 2. as in "circular letter")<hr><i>n</i> circular<hr><i>v</i> to circulate (1. to go around; 2. to send around from one person or place to another);<br><b>bibliotheca circulante</b> circulating library

circulation, circulationes
<i>n</i> I. circulation (1. action of going around; 2. action of sending around from one person or place to another); II. traffic (as in "road traffic")

circulatori, circulatorimente, circulatoris
<i>adj</i> circulatory

circulo, circulos
<i>n</i> circle (1. [Math.]; 2. group of people held together by the same interests);<br><b>circulo polar</b> polar circle;<br><b>circulo vitiose</b> vicious circle

circum
<b>[circum] (cr-)</b><br><i>prep</i> around, around about<hr><b>circum-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> circum- (= around, about)

circumcider, circumcide, circumcidente, circumcidera, circumciderea, circumcideva, circumcidite, circumcise
<b>[-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to circumcise

circumcis
<b>circumcis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>circumcider</b>

circumcise, circumcisemente, circumcises
<i>adj</i> circumcised

circumcision, circumcisiones
<i>n</i> circumcision

circumerrar, circumerra, circumerrante, circumerrara, circumerrarea, circumerrate, circumerrava
<i>v</i> to stroll about, walk around

circumferente, circumferentemente, circumferentes
<i>adj</i> circumferent, forming a circumference

circumferentia, circumferentias
<i>n</i> circumference

circumferential, circumferentiales, circumferentialmente
<i>adj</i> circumferential

circumferer, circumfere, circumferente, circumferera, circumfererea, circumfereva, circumferite
<i>v</i> 1. to go round, encompass; 2. to surround

circumflecter, circumflecte, circumflectente, circumflectera, circumflecterea, circumflecteva, circumflectite, circumflexe
<b>[-flect-/-flex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to circumflex (1. to flex or bend round; 2. [Gram.])

circumflex
<b>circumflex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>circumflecter</b>

circumflexe, circumflexemente, circumflexes
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] circumflex;<br><b>accento circumflexe</b> circumflex accent, circumflex

circumflexion, circumflexiones
<i>n</i> circumflexion

circumjacer, circumjace, circumjacente, circumjacera, circumjacerea, circumjaceva, circumjacite
<i>v</i> to lie or be situated around (a place)

circumlocut
<b>circumlocut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>circumloquer</b>

circumlocution, circumlocutiones
<i>n</i> circumlocution

circumloquer, circumlocute, circumloque, circumloquente, circumloquera, circumloquerea, circumloqueva, circumloquite
<b>[-loqu-/-locut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to use circumlocution

circumnavigar, circumnaviga, circumnavigante, circumnavigara, circumnavigarea, circumnavigate, circumnavigava
<i>v</i> to circumnavigate

circumnavigation, circumnavigationes
<i>n</i> circumnavigation

circumpolar, circumpolares, circumpolarmente
<i>adj</i> circumpolar

circumscriber, circumscribe, circumscribente, circumscribera, circumscriberea, circumscribeva, circumscribite, circumscripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> circumscribe (1. to draw a line around; 2. to limit, restrict)

circumscript
<b>circumscript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>circumscriber</b>

circumscription, circumscriptiones
<i>n</i> circumscription

circumspect
<b>circumspect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>circumspic-</b>

circumspecte, circumspectemente, circumspectes
<i>adj</i> circumspect

circumspection, circumspectiones
<i>n</i> circumspection

circumspic
<b>circumspic- [-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

circumstante, circumstantes
<i>n</i> bystander

circumstantia, circumstantias
<i>n</i> circumstance (= condition or fact accompanying or determining the occurrence of an event, a situation, etc.);<br><b>circumstantias aggravante, attenuante</b> [Law] aggravating, extenuating circumstances

circumstantial, circumstantiales, circumstantialmente
<i>adj</i> circumstantial (= depending on circumstances)

circumstantiar, circumstantia, circumstantiante, circumstantiara, circumstantiarea, circumstantiate, circumstantiava
<i>v</i> to give a circumstantial or detailed account of

circumstar, circumsta, circumstante, circumstara, circumstarea, circumstate, circumstava
<i>v</i> 1. to stand around in a circle; 2. to stand around (someone)

circumvallar, circumvalla, circumvallante, circumvallara, circumvallarea, circumvallate, circumvallava
<i>v</i> to surround with a rampart, circumvallate

circumvallate, circumvallatemente, circumvallates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>circumvallar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> circumvallate, surrounded with a rampart

circumvallation, circumvallationes
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] circumvallation

circumvenir, circumveni, circumveniente, circumvenira, circumvenirea, circumvenite, circumveniva
<i>v</i> to circumvent (= to gain advantage over by trickery)

circumvicin, circumvicines, circumvicinmente
<i>adj</i> circumjacent, adjacent

circumvolut
<b>circumvolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>circumvolver</b>

circumvolution, circumvolutiones
<i>n</i> circumvolution (= rotation)

circumvolver, circumvolute, circumvolve, circumvolvente, circumvolvera, circumvolverea, circumvolveva, circumvolvite
<b>[-volv-/-volut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to circumvolve (= to perform a circumvolution)

cis
<b>[cis]</b><br><i>prep</i> on this side (of)

cisalpin, cisalpines, cisalpinmente
<i>adj</i> [Geog.] cisalpine

cisellar, cisella, cisellante, cisellara, cisellarea, cisellate, cisellava
<i>v</i> to chase, engrave

cisellator, cisellatores
<i>n</i> chiseler (= one who works with a chisel)

cisellatura, cisellaturas
<i>n</i> (act of) chiseling (= working with a chisel)

cisello, cisellos
<i>n</i> chisel

cismontan, cismontanes, cismontanmente
<i>adj</i> cismontane

cisorios
<i>npl</i> scissors; <i>also:</i> shears, etc.

cisterna, cisternas
<i>n</i> cistern

citabile, citabilemente, citabiles
<i>adj</i> quotable

citadella, citadellas
<i>n</i> citadel

citar, cita, citante, citara, citarea, citate, citava
<i>v</i> to cite (1. [Law] to summon; <i>also:</i> to arraign; 2. to quote)

citatano, citatanos
<i>n</i> citizen (= person who is a member of a state or nation);<br><b>derecto de citatano</b> (right of) citizenship

citate, citates
<i>n</i> city

citation, citationes
<i>n</i> citation (1. [Law] summons; 2. quotation)

cithera, citheras
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cither; 2. zither

citherista, citheristas
<i>n</i> zither player

cito
<b>[cito]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. quickly, speedily; 2. soon

citrato, citratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] citrate

citric, citricamente, citriches
<i>adj</i> citric

citrin, citrines, citrinmente
<i>adj</i> lemon-colored

citrina, citrinas
<i>n</i> lemon yellow

citro, citros
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] Citrus; 2. citron; <i>also:</i> lemon

cive, cives
<i>n</i> citizen (1. [Hist.] inhahitant of a city or town; 2. "citizen of a country or state")

civic, civicamente, civiches
<i>adj</i> civic (= relating to citizenship)

civil, civiles, civilmente
<i>adj</i> I. civil (1. having to do with citizens; 2. polite, courteous); II. civilian;<br><b>morte civil</b> civil death;<br><b>guerra civil</b> civil war <hr><i>n</i> civilian

civilisabile, civilisabilemente, civilisabiles
<i>adj</i> civilizable

civilisar, civilisa, civilisante, civilisara, civilisarea, civilisate, civilisava
<i>v</i> to civilize

civilisation, civilisationes
<i>n</i> civilization

civilisator, civilisatores
<i>n</i> civilizer

civilitate, civilitates
<i>n</i> civility (= politeness)

civismo, civismos
<i>n</i> (principles of good) citizenship, civism

cl
<i>abbr</i> = <b>centilitro</b>

cla
<b>cla-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

clam
<b>[clam]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> secretly; 2. <i>prep</i> without the knowledge of, unknown to

clamar, clama, clamante, clamara, clamarea, clamate, clamava
<i>v</i> to cry out, exclaim

clamor, clamores
<i>n</i> clamor (= loud shout or shouting)

clamorose, clamorosemente, clamoroses
<i>adj</i> clamorous

clan, clanes
<i>n</i> clan

clandestin, clandestines, clandestinmente
<i>adj</i> clandestine

clandestinitate, clandestinitates
<i>n</i> clandestineness

claque, claques
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theat.] claque

clar, clares, clarmente
<i>adj</i> clear (1. free from impurities or cloudiness; 2. not obscure or vague);<br><b>(verde, gris, </b>etc.<b>) clar</b> light (green, grey, etc.) <hr><b>-clar</b><br><i>abbr</i> <b>-calar</b>

clara, claras
<i>n</i> white-of-egg; <i>also:</i> glair<hr><b>Clara</b><br><i>nprf</i> Clare

clarar, clara, clarante, clarara, clararea, clarate, clarava
<i>v</i> to clarify (1. to clear, purify; 2. to explain)

clarette, clarettemente, clarettes
<i>adj</i> pale, light-colored

claretto, clarettos
<i>n</i> light red wine (of Southern France); <i>also:</i> claret

clarificar, clarifica, clarificante, clarificara, clarificarea, clarificate, clarificava
<i>v</i> to clarify (= to purify)

clarification, clarificationes
<i>n</i> clarification (= action of purifying)

clarificator, clarificatores
<i>n</i> clarifier

clarinettista, clarinettistas
<i>n</i> clarinettist

clarinetto, clarinettos
<i>n</i> clarinet

clarino, clarinos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] clarino, clarion

clarissa
<b>Clarissa</b><br><i>nprf</i> Clarissa;<br><b>clarissa</b> [R.C.Ch.] Clare, Clarist nun

claritate, claritates
<i>n</i> clarity, clearness

clarividente, clarividentemente, clarividentes
<b>clarividente</b><br><i>adj</i> clear-sighted, discerning

clarividentia, clarividentias
<i>n</i> clear-sightedness, discernment

clarobscuro, clarobscuros
<b>clarobscuro</b><br><i>n</i> chiaroscuro

clase
<b>-clase</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -clase, -clasia (= breaking, breaking up, splitting)

clasma, clasmas
<i>n</i> fragment

classar, classa, classante, classara, classarea, classate, classava
<i>v</i> to class, classify

classe, classes
<i>n</i> I. class (1. group of individuals or things of the same status; <i>also:</i> "social class"; "class of animals or plants"; 2. "class in school"); II. classroom

classic, classicamente, classiches
<i>adj</i> classic, classical (1. of the first rank or authority; 2. belonging to Greek or Latin antiquity)

classicismo, classicismos
<i>n</i> classicism (1. adherence to classical style; 2. classical turn of expression)

classico, classicos
<i>n</i> 1. classic (= writer or work of the first rank and of acknowledged excellence); 2. [Lit., Art] classicist

classificabile, classificabilemente, classificabiles
<i>adj</i> classifiable

classificar, classifica, classificante, classificara, classificarea, classificate, classificava
<i>v</i> to classify

classification, classificationes
<i>n</i> classification

classificator, classificatores
<i>n</i> classifier

clasta
<b>-clasta</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -clast (= breaker, smasher)

clastic, clasticamente, clastiches
<i>adj</i> clastic (1. as in "clastic models"; 2. [Petrography])

claude, claudemente, claudes
<i>adj</i> limping, lame

clauder, claude, claudente, claudera, clauderea, claudeva, claudite, clause
<b>[claud-/claus-;-clud-/-clus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to close (1. to shut, stop up; 2. to bring to an end)

claudicar, claudica, claudicante, claudicara, claudicarea, claudicate, claudicava
<i>v</i> to limp

claudication, claudicationes
<i>n</i> (act of) limping; limp

claus
<b>claus-</b><br><i>abbr</i> <b>clauder</b>

clause, clausemente, clauses
<i>adj</i> 1. close, closed; 2. finished, completed

clauso, clausos
<i>n</i> enclosure (= enclosed space)

claustral, claustrales, claustralmente
<i>adj</i> cloistral

claustrar, claustra, claustrante, claustrara, claustrarea, claustrate, claustrava
<i>v</i> to cloister

claustro, claustros
<i>n</i> cloister (1. covered passage running around the inner court of a monastery; 2. convent or monastery)

claustrophobia, claustrophobias
<b>claustrophobia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychopathol.] claustrophobia

clausula, clausulas
<i>n</i> [Law] clause

clausura, clausuras
<i>n</i> i. enclosure (= enclosed space); 2. (act of) closing, ending; 3. [Parl.] closure, cloture

clausurar, clausura, clausurante, clausurara, clausurarea, clausurate, clausurava
<i>v</i> 1. to enclose (a field, etc.); 2. to conclude, terminate; 3. [Parl.] to closure

clavar, clava, clavante, clavara, clavarea, clavate, clavava
<i>v</i> to nail (= to fix or fasten with nails)

clave, claves
<i>n</i> 1. key (= instrument that locks and unlocks); 2. [Techn.] wrench; 3. [Mus.] clef; 4. [Mus.] stop (of a wind instrument); 5. key (of a piano, organ, etc.);<br><b>clave anglese</b> monkey wrench;<br><b>clave (de contacto)</b> [Elec.] contact plug or pin;<br><b>clave de violino</b> [Mus.] G or treble or violin clef;<br><b>clave de basso, clave de fa</b> [Mus.] F or base clef;<br><b>clave (a vite, a tubo, etc.)</b> (screw, pipe, etc.) wrench

clavero, claveros
<i>n</i> nailer, nail-smith

clavicula, claviculas
<i>n</i> collar-bone, clavicle

clavicular, claviculares, clavicularmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] clavicular

clavicymbalo, clavicymbalos
<b>clavicymbalo (-cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> clavecin, harpsichord

claviera, clavieras
<i>n</i> nail mold

claviero, clavieros
<i>n</i> keyboard, clavier; <i>also:</i> manual (of an organ)

clavo
1. nail, tack; 2. [Pathol.] boil; 3.[Spices] clove

clearing, clearings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] clearing

clearinghouse, clearinghouses
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] clearinghouse

clemente, clementemente, clementes
<i>adj</i> clement

clementia, clementias
<i>n</i> clemency

clerical, clericales, clericalmente
<i>adj</i> clerical (= pertaining to the clergy)

clericalismo, clericalismos
<i>n</i> clericalism

clericato, clericatos
<i>n</i> clerical rank, clericate

clerico, clericos
<i>n</i> cleric, clergyman

clero, cleros
<i>n</i> clergy

clich, clichs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> I. <i>clich</i> (1. mat, stereotype matrix; 2. trite phrase); II. [Photog.] negative

cliente, clientes
<i>n</i> I. client (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. as in "lawyer's client"); II. customer

clientela, clientelas
<i>n</i> 1. [Hist.] patronage (= protection given by a patron to his client); 2. clientele (= body of clients or customers)

climate, climates
<i>n</i> climate

climatic, climaticamente, climatiches
<i>adj</i> climatic

climatisar, climatisa, climatisante, climatisara, climatisarea, climatisate, climatisava
<i>v</i> to air-condition

climatisation, climatisationes
<i>n</i> air-conditioning

climatologia, climatologias
<b>climatologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> climatology

climatologic, climatologicamente, climatologiches
<i>adj</i> climatological

clin
<b>clin-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds and derivatives]

clinar, clina, clinante, clinara, clinarea, clinate, clinava
<i>v</i> to droop, sink

clinic, clinicamente, cliniches
<i>adj</i> clinical (= used or performed in a sickroom)

clinica, clinicas
<i>n</i> clinic (1. practical instruction of medical students at the bedside of a patient; 2. place for the medical treatment of certain people or diseases)

clinometro, clinometros
<b>clinometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> clinometer

clique, cliques
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> clique, coterie

cloaca, cloacas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> cloaca (1. sewer; 2. [Zool.])

cloacal, cloacales, cloacalmente
<i>adj</i> cloacal

clown, clowns
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> clown

clownesc, clownescamente, clownesches
<i>adj</i> clownish

club, clubs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> club (as in "tennis club, literary club, etc.")

clubista, clubistas
<i>n</i> club member

clyster, clysteres
<i>n</i> enema, injection, clyster

cm
<i>abbr</i> = <b>centimetro;<br>cm = centimetro quadrate;<br>cm = centimetro cubic</b>

co
<b>co-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns and adjectives] co- (= joint, fellow) <hr><b>co-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>con-</b>

coaccusato, coaccusatos
<i>n</i> codefendant

coact
<b>coact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>coager</b>

coaction, coactiones
<i>n</i> coercion, compulsion

coadjut
<b>coadjut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>coadjuvar</b>

coadjutor, coadjutores
<i>n</i> coadjutor (1. coadjutant; 2. [Eccl.])

coadjuvante, coadjuvantemente, coadjuvantes
<i>adj</i> coadjutant

coadjuvar, coadjute, coadjuva, coadjuvante, coadjuvara, coadjuvarea, coadjuvate, coadjuvava
<b>[-juv-/-jut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to assist, aid

coager, coacte, coage, coagente, coagera, coagerea, coageva, coagite
<b>[-ag-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> to coerce, compel

coagulabile, coagulabilemente, coagulabiles
<i>adj</i> coagulable

coagulante, coagulantes
<i>n</i> coagulant

coagular, coagula, coagulante, coagulara, coagularea, coagulate, coagulava
<i>v</i> to coagulate (= to cause to coagulate)

coagulation, coagulationes
<i>n</i> coagulation

coagulator, coagulatores
<i>n</i> coagulator

coagulo, coagulos
<i>n</i> 1. coagulant; 2. coagulum

coal
<b>coal-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

coalescentia, coalescentias
<i>n</i> coalescence

coalescer, coalesce, coalescente, coalescera, coalescerea, coalesceva, coalescite
<i>v</i> to coalesce (= to grow together)

coalisar, coalisa, coalisante, coalisara, coalisarea, coalisate, coalisava
<i>v</i> to unite, bring together (in a coalition);<br><b>coalisar se</b> to enter into a coalition (with)

coalition, coalitiones
<i>n</i> coalition

coaltar, coaltars
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> coal tar

coarde, coardemente, coardes
<i>adj</i> cowardly, coward

coardia, coardias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cowardice

coardo, coardos
<i>n</i> coward

coax, coaxes
<i>n</i> caw

coaxamento, coaxamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) cawing, croaking

coaxar, coaxa, coaxante, coaxara, coaxarea, coaxate, coaxava
<i>v</i> to caw, croak

cobalt, cobaltes
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> cobalt;<br><b>azur</b> or <b>blau de cobalt</b> cobalt blue

cobaltic, cobalticamente, cobaltiches
<i>adj</i> cobaltic

cobaltifere, cobaltiferemente, cobaltiferes
<i>adj</i> cobaltiferous

cobaltite, cobaltites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] colbaltite

coblenz
<b>Coblenz (c-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Coblenz

cobra, cobras
<i>n</i> [Zool.] cobra

coca, cocas
<i>n</i> coca

cocaina, cocainas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> cocaine

cocainisar, cocainisa, cocainisante, cocainisara, cocainisarea, cocainisate, cocainisava
<i>v</i> to cocainize

cocainisation, cocainisationes
<i>n</i> cocainization

cocainismo, cocainismos
<i>n</i> cocainism

cocainomania, cocainomanias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cocaine habit

cocainomano, cocainomanos
<b>cocainomano (--)</b><br><i>n</i> cocaine addict

cocarda, cocardas
<i>n</i> cockade

coccinella, coccinellas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Coccinella; <i>also:</i> ladybird, ladybug

cocco
<b>cocco-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] cocco-, cocc- (= grain, seed, berry)

cocer, coce, cocente, cocera, cocerea, coceva, cocite, cocte
<b>[coc-/coct-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to cook (as in "to cook meat, vegetables, etc."); 2. to bake ("to bake pottery");<br><b>cocer in le furno</b> to bake

cochi, cochis
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> carriage, coach, car

cochiar, cochia, cochiante, cochiara, cochiarea, cochiate, cochiava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to drive (a carriage, coach, etc.)

cochiero, cochieros
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> coachman, driver

cochinilia, cochinilias
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cochineal insect; 2. cochineal

cochlea
<i>see</i> <b>coclea</b>

cocina, cocinas
<i>n</i> kitchen; <i>also:</i> cooking, cuisine;<br><b>libro de cocina</b> cookery book, cookbook

cocinar, cocina, cocinante, cocinara, cocinarea, cocinate, cocinava
<i>v</i> to cook (= to do the cooking)

cocinero, cocineros
<i>n</i> cook

cocktail, cocktails
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> cocktail

coclea, cocleas, cochlea, cochleas
also: <B>cochlea</B><BR><I>n</I> 1. snail; <I>also:</I> snail shell; 2. [Anat.] cochlea

coclear, cocleares
<i>n</i> spoon;<br><b>coclear de caffe</b> coffee spoon

coclearata, coclearatas
<i>n</i> spoonful

coclearia, coclearias, cochlearia, cochlearias
also: <B>cochlearia</B><BR><I>n</I> [Bot.] Cochlearia

cocleariforme, cocleariformemente, cocleariformes
<b>cocleariforme</b><br><i>adj</i> spoon-shaped

cocleate, cochleate, cocleatemente, cocleates, cochleatemente, cochleates
also: <B>cochleate</B><BR><I>adj</I> cochleate, cochleated (= shaped like a snail shell)

coco, cocos
<i>n</i> cook<hr><i>n</i> 1. coco, coconut palm; 2. coconut

cocon, cocons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cocoon

coct
<b>coct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cocer</b>

coction, coctiones
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) cooking; 2. digestion

cod
<b>cod-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>codice</b>

coda, codas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] coda

codice, codices
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. codex (1. manuscript volume; 2. pharmacopoeia); II. code (1. body of laws; 2. conventional system of rules, symbols, etc.);<br><b>codice civil</b> civil law;<br><b>codice penal</b> penal code;<br><b>codice commercial</b> commercial law;<br><b>codice militar</b> articles of war;<br><b>codice telegraphic</b> telegraphic code

codicillo, codicillos
<i>n</i> [Law] codicil

codificar, codifica, codificante, codificara, codificarea, codificate, codificava
<i>v</i> to codify

codification, codificationes
<i>n</i> codification

codificator, codificatores
<i>n</i> codifier

coeducation, coeducationes
<i>n</i> coeducation

coefficiente, coefficientes
<i>n</i> [Math.] coefficient

coercer, coerce, coercente, coercera, coercerea, coerceva, coercite
<i>v</i> to coerce, compel

coercibile, coercibilemente, coercibiles
<i>adj</i> coercible

coercibilitate, coercibilitates
<i>n</i> coercibility, coercibleness

coercition, coercitiones
<i>n</i> coercion, compulsion

coercitive, coercitivemente, coercitives
<i>adj</i> coercive

coetanee, coetaneemente, coetanees
<i>adj</i> coetaneous

coeterne, coeternemente, coeternes
<i>adj</i> coeternal

coeternitate, coeternitates
<i>n</i> coeternity

coexistente, coexistentemente, coexistentes
<i>adj</i> coexistent

coexistentia, coexistentias
<i>n</i> coexistence

coexister, coexiste, coexistente, coexistera, coexisterea, coexisteva, coexistite
<i>v</i> to coexist

coffretto, coffrettos
<i>n</i> (small) chest; <i>also:</i> small coffer, small trunk

coffro, coffros
<i>n</i> 1. coffer, casket, chest; 2. trunk (= traveling box or chest)

cogitar, cogita, cogitante, cogitara, cogitarea, cogitate, cogitava
<i>v</i> to cogitate

cogitation, cogitationes
<i>n</i> cogitation

cognac
<b>Cognac [F]</b><br><i>npr</i> Cognac;<br><b>cognac</b> cognac

cognate, cognatemente, cognates
<i>adj</i> cognate

cognation, cognationes
<i>n</i> 1. blood relationship, kinship; 2. [Law] cognation

cognato, cognatos
<i>n</i> [Law] cognate (1. kinsman; 2. relative on the mother's side)

cognit
<b>cognit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>cognoscer</b>

cognite, cognitemente, cognites
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> (well-)known

cognition, cognitiones
<i>n</i> [Philos.] cognition

cognitive, cognitivemente, cognitives
<i>adj</i> cognitive

cognoscentia, cognoscentias
<i>n</i> 1. knowledge, acquaintance; 2. acquaintance (= person with whom one is acquainted);<br><b>cognoscentia de</b> knowledge of, acquaintance with;<br><b>prender cognoscentia de</b> to take cognizance of

cognoscer, cognite, cognosce, cognoscente, cognoscera, cognoscerea, cognosceva, cognoscite
<b>[-gnosc-/-gnit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to know, be acquainted with;<br><b>cognoscer un persona de vista</b> or <b>de nomine</b> to know someone by sight or by name;<br><b>facer cognoscer</b> to make known

cognoscibile, cognoscibilemente, cognoscibiles
<i>adj</i> knowable, cognizable, cognoscible

cognoscimento, cognoscimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) knowing; knowledge; 2. bill of lading

cognoscitor, cognoscitores
<i>n</i> connoisseur

cohabitar, cohabita, cohabitante, cohabitara, cohabitarea, cohabitate, cohabitava
<i>v</i> 1. to dwell or live together; 2. to cohabit

cohabitation, cohabitationes
<i>n</i> cohabitation

cohereditar, coheredita, cohereditante, cohereditara, cohereditarea, cohereditate, cohereditava
<i>v</i> to inherit conjointly

cohereditario, cohereditarios
<i>n</i> coheir;<br><b>cohereditarios</b> joint heirs

coherente, coherentemente, coherentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>coherer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> coherent

coherentia, coherentias
<i>n</i> coherence

coherer, cohere, coherente, coherera, cohererea, cohereva, coherite, cohese
<b>[-her-/-hes-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cohere, be coherent

coheritor, coheritores
<i>n</i> [Radio] coherer

cohes
<b>cohes-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>coherer</b>

cohesion, cohesiones
<i>n</i> cohesion

cohesive, cohesivemente, cohesives
<i>adj</i> cohesive

cohesor, cohesores
<i>n</i> [Radio] coherer

cohorte, cohortes
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] cohort

coincidental, coincidentales, coincidentalmente
<i>adj</i> coincidental

coincidente, coincidentemente, coincidentes
<i>adj</i> coincident

coincidentia, coincidentias
<i>n</i> coincidence

coincider, coincide, coincidente, coincidera, coinciderea, coincideva, coincidite
<i>v</i> to coincide

cointeressato, cointeressatos
<i>n</i> joint party in interest

coke, cokes
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> coke

col
<b>col-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>con-</b>

colar, cola, colante, colara, colarea, colate, colava
<i>v</i> to strain, filter

colatorio, colatorios
<i>n</i> strainer (= device for straining, filtering etc.)

colatura, colaturas
<i>n</i> (process of) straining, filtering

cold-cream, cold-creams
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cosmetics] cold cream

coleo
<b>coleo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] coleo- (= sheath)

coleoptere, coleopteremente, coleopteres
<b>coleoptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Entom.] coleopterous

coleoptero, coleopteros
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Entom.] coleopter, beetle;<br><b>coleopteros</b> [Entom.] Coleoptera

coler, cole, colente, colera, colerea, coleva, colite, culte
<b>[col-/cult-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to cultivate, till; 2. to abide, dwell; 3. to care for; 4. to honor, reverence, worship

colic, colicamente, coliches
<i>adj</i> colic, colonic

colica, colicas
<i>n</i> colic

colitis, colites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> colitis

colla, collas
<i>n</i> paste, glue

collaber, collabe, collabente, collabera, collaberea, collabeva, collabite
<b>[-lab/-laps-]</b><br><i>v</i> to collapse, break down

collaborar, collabora, collaborante, collaborara, collaborarea, collaborate, collaborava
<i>v</i> 1. to collaborate; 2. to contribute ("to contribute to a periodical, etc.")

collaboration, collaborationes
<i>n</i> collaboration

collaborator, collaboratores
<i>n</i> 1. collaborator; 2. contributor ("contributor to a periodical, etc.")

collaps
<b>collaps-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>collaber</b>

collapso, collapsos
<i>n</i> [Med.] collapse, breakdown

collar, colla, collante, collara, collarea, collares, collate, collava
<i>n</i> necklace, collar, etc. (= band, chain or the like, worn around the neck)<hr><i>v</i> to paste, glue

collateral, collaterales, collateralmente
<i>adj</i> collateral (1. side by side; 2. of common descent but by different line)

colle, colles
<i>n</i> hill

collect
<b>collect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>colliger</b>

collecta, collectas
<i>n</i> 1. collection (= act of collecting money for a particular purpose); 2. [Liturg.] collect

collection, collectiones
<i>n</i> collection (= things collected)

collective, collectivemente, collectives
<i>adj</i> collective

collectivismo, collectivismos
<i>n</i> collectivism

collectivista, collectivistas
<i>n</i> collectivist

collectivitate, collectivitates
<i>n</i> collectivity (1. quality of being collective; 2. collective whole; <i>also:</i> people as a body, community)

collectivo, collectivos
<i>n</i> collective (1. collective whole; 2. [Cram.] "collective noun")

collector, collectores
<i>n</i> I. collector (1. one who collects stamps, books, prints, etc.; 2. official who collects taxes, duties, etc.); II. [Elec.] commutator

collega, collegas
<i>n</i> colleague

collegial, collegiales, collegialmente
<i>adj</i> collegiate, collegial;<br><b>ecclesia collegial</b> collegiate church

collegian, collegianes, collegianmente
<i>adj</i> high-school, preparatory-school

collegio, collegios
<i>n</i> 1. college (as in "college of cardinals"); 2. secondary school;<br><b>collegio electoral</b> Electoral College

collider, collide, collidente, collidera, colliderea, collideva, collidite, collise
<b>[-lid-/-lis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to collide

colliger, collecte, collige, colligente, colligera, colligerea, colligeva, colligite
<b>[-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to gather (1. to pick; 2. to infer); II. to collect (as in "to collect stamps")

collina, collinas
<i>n</i> hill

collinetta, collinettas
<i>n</i> hillock

collinose, collinosemente, collinoses
<i>adj</i> hilly

collis
<b>collis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>collider</b>

collision, collisiones
<i>n</i> collision (1. crash; 2. clash, conflict)

collo, collos
<i>n</i> 1. neck; 2. [Clothing] collar

collocar, colloca, collocante, collocara, collocarea, collocate, collocava
<i>v</i> to collocate

collocation, collocationes
<i>n</i> collocation

collodio, collodios
<i>n</i> [Chem.] collodion

colloidal, colloidales, colloidalmente
<i>adj</i> colloidal

colloide, colloidemente, colloides
<i>adj</i> colloid <hr><i>n</i> colloid

colloquer, collocute, colloque, colloquente, colloquera, colloquerea, colloqueva, colloquite
<b>[-loqu-/-locut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to converse, be engaged in colloquy

colloquial, colloquiales, colloquialmente
<i>adj</i> colloquial

colloquialismo, colloquialismos
<i>n</i> colloquialism

colloquio, colloquios
<i>n</i> colloquy (= conversation)

collose, collosemente, colloses
<i>adj</i> sticky, gluey

colluder, collude, colludente, colludera, colluderea, colludeva, colludite
<b>[-lud /-lus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to collude

collus
<b>collus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>colluder</b>

collusion, collusiones
<i>n</i> [Law] collusion

collusive, collusivemente, collusives
<i>adj</i> collusive, colluding

colo, colos
<i>n</i> strainer (= device for straining, filtering, etc.); <i>also:</i> colander, filter

colon, colones
<i>n</i> [Anat.] colon

colonia, colonias
<i>n</i> colony (1. settlement in a new country; 2. as in "artists' colony");<br><b>colonia penitentiari</b> penal farm or colony<hr><b>Colonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Cologne;<br><b>aqua de Colonia</b> (eau de) Cologne

colonial, coloniales, colonialmente
<i>adj</i> colonial

colonisabile, colonisabilemente, colonisabiles
<i>adj</i> colonizable

colonisar, colonisa, colonisante, colonisara, colonisarea, colonisate, colonisava
<i>v</i> to colonize (= to establish a colony in)

colonisation, colonisationes
<i>n</i> colonization

colonisator, colonisatores
<i>n</i> colonizer

colonna, colonnas
<i>n</i> column (1. [Arch.]; 2. [Mil.])

colonnada, colonnadas
<i>n</i> colonnade

colonnello, colonnellos
<i>n</i> colonel;<br><b>locotenente colonnello</b> lieutenant colonel

colono, colonos
<i>n</i> 1. tenant farmer; 2. colonist, settler

color, colores
<i>n</i> color (1. as in "the colors of the rainbow"; 2. coloring matter, paint);<br><b>color local</b> local color

colorar, colora, colorante, colorara, colorarea, colorate, colorava
<i>v</i> to color (= to give color to)

coloration, colorationes
<i>n</i> coloration

colorista, coloristas
<i>n</i> colorist

colorito, coloritos
<i>n</i> [Art] coloring

colossal, colossales, colossalmente
<i>adj</i> colossal

colosseo
<b>Colosseo (-o)</b><br><i>npr</i> Colosseum, Coliseum

colosso, colossos
<i>n</i> colossus

colpar, colpa, colpante, colpara, colparea, colpate, colpava
<i>v</i> to hit, strike, etc.; <i>also:</i> to knock, rap, etc.

colpator, colpatores
<i>n</i> one who hits, strikes, etc.

colpo, colpos
<i>n</i> blow, stroke; <i>also:</i> knock, rap;<br><b>colpo de vento</b> gust, blast of wind;<br><b>colpo de sol</b> sunstroke;<br><b>colpo de gratia</b> coup de grce, finishing stroke;<br><b>colpo de stato</b> coup d'tat;<br><b>colpo de apoplexia</b> apoplectic stroke;<br><b>colpo de mar</b> breaker (= foamcrested wave)

columba, columbas
<i>n</i> pigeon; <i>also:</i> dove

columbario, columbarios
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] columbarium

columbia, columbias
<b>Columbia</b><br><i>n</i> 1. Colombia, Columbia; 2. Columbia (= America);<br><b>Columbia Britannic</b> British Columbia;<br><b>Districto de Columbia</b> District of Columbia

columbian, columbianes, columbianmente
<i>adj</i> 1. Colombian, Columbian; 2. Columbian (= American)

columbiera, columbieras
<i>n</i> dovecot, pigeon-house

columbin, columbines, columbinmente
<i>adj</i> columbine, dove

columbina
<b>Columbina</b><br><i>npr</i> [Theat.] Columbine

columbite, columbites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] columbite

columbium, columbiumes
<b>(-lm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.l columbium

columbo, christophoro columbo, columbus, christopher columbus
<B>Columbo, Christophoro</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1446?-1506] Christopher Columbus;<BR><B>le ovo de Columbo</B> the egg of Columbus

columna, columnas
<i>n</i> column (1. [Arch.]; 2. [Print.]; 3. [Mil.]);<br><b>columna vertebral</b> spinal column, backbone;<br><b>quinte columna</b> fifth column

columnada, columnadas
<i>n</i> colonnade

com
<b>com-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives];<br><b>Comus</b> [Mythol.] Comus <hr><b>com-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>con-</b>

coma, comas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> coma

comat
<b>comat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>coma</b>

comatose, comatosemente, comatoses
<i>adj</i> comatose

combattente, combattentes
<i>n</i> 1. combatant; 2. [Ornith.] ruff (= <i>Machetes pugnax</i>)

combatter, combatte, combattente, combattera, combatterea, combatteva, combattite
<i>v</i> 1. to fight with, combat; 2. to fight, struggle

combattive, combattivemente, combattives
<i>adj</i> combative

combattivitate, combattivitates
<i>n</i> combativeness

combatto, combattos
<i>n</i> fight, combat;<br><b>combatto singular</b> single combat

combinabile, combinabilemente, combinabiles
<i>adj</i> combinable

combinar, combina, combinante, combinara, combinarea, combinate, combinava
<i>v</i> to combine (= to cause to combine)

combination, combinationes
<i>n</i> combination

combinatori, combinatorimente, combinatoris
<i>adj</i> combinatory

comburente, comburentemente, comburentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>comburer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Chem.] comburent

comburer, combure, comburente, comburera, comburerea, combureva, comburite, combuste
<b>[-bur-/-bust-]</b><br><i>v</i> to burn up, consume

combust
<b>combust-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>comburer</b>

combustibile, combustibilemente, combustibiles
<i>adj</i> combustible (= capable of undergoing combustion)<hr><i>n</i> 1. combustible; 2. fuel

combustibilitate, combustibilitates
<i>n</i> combustibility

combustion, combustiones
<i>n</i> combustion (1. process of burning; 2. [Chem.]; 3. violent agitation, tumult);<br><b>combustion spontanee</b> spontaneous combustion

combustive, combustivemente, combustives
<i>adj</i> combustive

comedia, comedias
<i>n</i> comedy

comediano, comedianos
<i>n</i> comedian (1. actor in a comedy; 2. author of comedies)

comedo, comedos
<b>comedo</b><br><i>n</i> comedian

comenciamento, comenciamentos
<i>n</i> beginning, commencement

comenciante, comenciantes
<i>n</i> beginner (= novice, tyro)

comenciar, comencia, comenciante, comenciara, comenciarea, comenciate, comenciava
<i>v</i> to begin, commence

comenciator, comenciatores
<i>n</i> beginner (= one who begins something)

comestibile, comestibilemente, comestibiles
<i>adj</i> edible, eatable, comestible

comestibiles
<i>npl</i> (articles of) food, comestibles

cometa, cometas
<i>n</i> comet;<br><b>cometa (de papiro)</b> (paper) kite

cometari, cometarimente, cometaris
<i>adj</i> cometary

comic, comicamente, comiches
<i>adj</i> comic (1. pertaining to comedy; 2. comical);<br><b>opera comic</b> light opera

comico, comicos
<i>n</i> comedian (= an actor who plays comedy)

comma, commas
<i>n</i> comma (1. [Typog.]; 2. [Mus.])

commandamento, commandamentos
<i>n</i> commandment

commandante, commandantes
<i>n</i> [Army, Navy] commander; <i>also:</i> commandant

commandar, commanda, commandante, commandara, commandarea, commandate, commandava
<i>v</i> to command (1. to give an order to; 2. to have authority or power over)

commandator, commandatores
<i>n</i> commander (= one who exercises authority)

commando, commandos
<i>n</i> command (1. act of commanding; 2. power to command; 3. body of troops under a commander; <i>also:</i> commando)

commatrage, commatrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> gossip(ing)

commatrar, commatra, commatrante, commatrara, commatrarea, commatrate, commatrava
<i>v</i> to gossip

commatre, commatres
<i>n</i> 1. (spiritual kinswoman by the sacrament of baptism) godmother, etc.; 2. gossip (= gossiping woman)

commear, commea, commeante, commeara, commearea, commeate, commeava
<i>v</i> to pass to and fro, go and come

commeato, commeatos
<i>n</i> furlough, leave

commedia dell'arte
<B>[I]</B><BR><I>commedia dell'arte</I>

commemorar, commemora, commemorante, commemorara, commemorarea, commemorate, commemorava
<i>v</i> to commemorate

commemoration, commemorationes
<i>n</i> commemoration;<br><b>in commemoration de</b> in commemoration of

commemorative, commemorativemente, commemoratives
<i>adj</i> commemorative;<br><b>servicio commemorative</b> memorial (service)

commendabile, commendabilemente, commendabiles
<i>adj</i> commendable

commendar, commenda, commendante, commendara, commendarea, commendate, commendava
<i>v</i> to commend (= to praise)

commendation, commendationes
<i>n</i> commendation (= praise)

commensurabile, commensurabilemente, commensurabiles
<i>adj</i> [Math.] commensurable, commeasurable

commensurabilitate, commensurabilitates
<i>n</i> commensurability

commensurar, commensura, commensurante, commensurara, commensurarea, commensurate, commensurava
<i>v</i> to commeasure

commensuration, commensurationes
<i>n</i> commensuration

commentar, commenta, commentante, commentara, commentarea, commentate, commentava
<i>v</i> to comment on, upon (1. to annotate; 2. to criticize, make comments on)

commentario, commentarios
<i>n</i> 1. commentary (= series of annotations on a text); 2. comments (= malicious talk);<br><b>commentarios</b> [Hist.] commentaries, memoirs

commentator, commentatores
<i>n</i> commentator (= writer of a commentary on a text)

commento, commentos
<i>n</i> comment, criticism

commerciabile, commerciabilemente, commerciabiles
<i>adj</i> marketable, merchantable

commercial, commerciales, commercialmente
<i>adj</i> commercial

commercialisar, commercialisa, commercialisante, commercialisara, commercialisarea, commercialisate, commercialisava
<i>v</i> to commercialize

commercialisation, commercialisationes
<i>n</i> commercialization

commercialismo, commercialismos
<i>n</i> commercialism

commerciar, commercia, commerciante, commerciara, commerciarea, commerciate, commerciava
<i>v</i> to trade, deal (= to do business);<br><b>commerciar con</b> 1. to deal, do business, with; 2. to associate, have dealings with;<br><b>commerciar in</b> to deal in

commercio, commercios
<i>n</i> commerce (1. trade, business; 2. intercourse, dealings);<br><b>Camera de Commercio</b> Chamber of Commerce;<br><b>facer le commercio ambulante</b> to peddle (= to go about peddling)

commiscer, commisce, commiscente, commiscera, commiscerea, commisceva, commiscite, commixte
<b>[-misc-/-mixt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to mix together, intermingle

commiserar, commisera, commiserante, commiserara, commiserarea, commiserate, commiserava
<i>v</i> to pity, commiserate

commiseration, commiserationes
<i>n</i> commiseration

commiss
<b>commiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>committer</b>

commissar, commissares
<i>n</i> [U.S.S.R.] commissar

commissariato, commissariatos
<i>n</i> 1. commissioner's or commissary's position, tenure, bureau, etc.; 2. commissariat

commissario, commissarios
<i>n</i> 1. commissioner, commissary; 2. commissar

commission, commissiones
<i>n</i> commission (1. charge; 2. pro rata remuneration; 3. body of persons charged with some specified function);<br><b>peccatos de omission e de commission</b> sins of omission and commission;<br><b>facer un commission</b> to do an errand

commissionar, commissiona, commissionante, commissionara, commissionarea, commissionate, commissionava
<i>v</i> to commission ("to commission someone to do something")

commissionero, commissioneros
<i>n</i> commission agent

commisso, commissos
<i>n</i> clerk (1. office worker; 2. sales clerk);<br><b>commisso viagiator</b> traveling salesman

commissura, commissuras
<i>n</i> commissure

committee, committees
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> committee

committer, commisse, committe, committente, committera, committerea, committeva, committite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to commit (1. to entrust; 2. to perpetrate)

commixt
<b>commixt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>commiscer</b>

commixtion, commixtiones
<i>n</i> commixture

commoda, commodas
<i>n</i> chest (of drawers); commode

commodar, commoda, commodante, commodara, commodarea, commodate, commodava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>commodar un cosa a un persona</b> to lend something to someone; to place a thing at someone's disposal

commodato, commodatos
<i>n</i> [Law] commodatum, commodate

commode, commodemente, commodes
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> handy, convenient, comfortable, suitable, etc.

commoditate, commoditates
<i>n</i> convenience, handiness, comfort, etc.;<br><b>commoditates</b> conveniences

commodore, commodores
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> commodore (= officer's rank in certain navies, with functions varying from nation to nation)

commot
<b>commot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>commover</b>

commotion, commotiones
<i>n</i> tremor, agitation, commotion (= violent physical or mental disturbance);<br><b>commotion cerebral</b> concussion of the brain

commover, commote, commove, commovente, commovera, commoverea, commoveva, commovite
<b>[-mov-/-mot-]</b><br><i>v</i> to move (= to affect with emotion)

commun, communes, communmente
<i>adj</i> common (1. "common to more than one"; 2. ordinary, prevalent, etc.);<br><b>loco commun</b> commonplace, platitude;<br><b>senso commun</b> common sense;<br><b>de commun accordo</b> by common consent;<br><b>in commun</b> in common;<br><b>foris</b> or <b>foras del commun</b> out of the ordinary;<br><b>communes</b> commoners, common people;<br><b>Camera del Communes</b> House of Commons

communa, communas
<i>n</i> [Admin., Pol.] commune;<br><b>Communa (de Paris)</b> Paris Commune

communal, communales, communalmente
<i>adj</i> communal

communardo, communardos
<i>n</i> Communard

communicabile, communicabilemente, communicabiles
<i>adj</i> communicable (= that can be communicated by speech or writing)

communicabilitate, communicabilitates
<i>n</i> communicableness

communicar, communica, communicante, communicara, communicarea, communicate, communicava
<i>v</i> to communicate (1. to impart, transmit; 2. to interchange thoughts, ideas, etc. by speech or writing; 3. to receive Holy Communion)

communication, communicationes
<i>n</i> communication (1. act of imparting, transmitting; 2. interchange of thoughts, ideas, etc., by speech or writing; 3. verbal or written message);<br><b>porta de communication</b> communicating door

communicative, communicativemente, communicatives
<i>adj</i> communicative, talkative

communicato, communicatos
<i>n</i> communiqu

communicator, communicatores
<i>n</i> communicator

communion, communiones
<i>n</i> communion;<br><b>communion del sanctos</b> communion of saints;<br><b>sancte communion</b> Holy Communion

communismo, communismos
<i>n</i> communism

communista, communistas
<i>n</i> communist

communitate, communitates
<i>n</i> community (1. "community of interest, ideas, etc."; 2. [Sociol., Pol., etc.])

commutabile, commutabilemente, commutabiles
<i>adj</i> commutable

commutabilitate, commutabilitates
<i>n</i> commutability

commutar, commuta, commutante, commutara, commutarea, commutate, commutava
<i>v</i> to commute (1. to change, exchange; 2. [Law]; 3. [Elec.] to commutate);<br><b>commutar in</b> [Law] to commute to

commutation, commutationes
<i>n</i> commutation (1. exchange; substitution; 2. [Law]; 3. [Elec.])

commutative, commutativemente, commutatives
<i>adj</i> commutative (as in "commutative contract")

commutator, commutatores
<i>n</i> [Elec.] commutator, change-over switch

como
1. how; 2. as; <i>also:</i> like, similarly to;<br><b>como illa es belle!</b> how beautiful she is!<br><b>tanto (grande) como</b> as (big) as;<br><b>(face) como (vos vole)</b> (do) as (you wish);<br><b>como si</b> as though, as if

comocunque
<b>comocunque</b><br><i>adv/conj</i> however, in whatever manner

compact
<b>compact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>comping-</b>

compactar, compacta, compactante, compactara, compactarea, compactate, compactava
<i>v</i> to compact, consolidate, condense

compacte, compactemente, compactes
<i>adj</i> compact, dense

compaginar, compagina, compaginante, compaginara, compaginarea, compaginate, compaginava
<i>v</i> to assemble (= to join, link)

compania, companias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> company (1. companionhip; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose; 3. [Mil.]);<br><b>tener compania a un persona</b> to keep someone company;<br><b>Smith e Compania</b> Smith and Co.

companion, companiones
<i>n</i> companion (1. associate, fellow; 2. anything that matches or goes with another in kind, size, etc.);<br><b>companion de armas</b> companion in arms;<br><b>bon companion</b> boon companion, jolly fellow

comparabile, comparabilemente, comparabiles
<i>adj</i> comparable;<br><b>comparabile con</b> comparable with;<br><b>comparabile a</b> comparable to

comparabilitate, comparabilitates
<i>n</i> comparability

comparar, compara, comparante, comparara, compararea, comparate, comparava
<i>v</i> to compare (as in "to compare two books")

comparation, comparationes
<i>n</i> comparison;<br><b>grados de comparation</b> degrees of comparison

comparative, comparativemente, comparatives
<i>adj</i> comparative

comparativo, comparativos
<i>n</i> comparative

compare, comparemente, compares
<i>adj</i> like (another), equal (to another)

comparer, compare, comparente, comparera, comparerea, compareva, comparite
<i>v</i> to appear (in court), compear

comparition, comparitiones
<i>n</i> appearance in court, compearance

compartimento, compartimentos
<i>n</i> compartment (1. division, partition, etc.; 2. [R.R.])

compartir, comparti, compartiente, compartira, compartirea, compartite, compartiva
<i>v</i> to partition into smaller parts

compass
<b>compass-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>compatir</b>

compassar, compassa, compassante, compassara, compassarea, compassate, compassava
<i>v</i> 1. to do (make, etc.) with studied care; 2. to determine (measure, etc.) by means of compasses

compassion, compassiones
<i>n</i> compassion

compasso, compassos
<i>n</i> compass (1. pair of compasses; 2. [Naut.])

compatibile, compatibilemente, compatibiles
<i>adj</i> compatible

compatibilitate, compatibilitates
<i>n</i> compatibility

compatir, compasse, compati, compatiente, compatira, compatirea, compatite, compativa
<b>[-pat-/-pass-]</b><br><i>v</i> to feel compassion;<br><b>compatir a</b> to feel compassion for, commiserate with

compatre, compatres
<i>n</i> (spiritual kinsman by the sacrament of baptism) godfather, etc.

compatriota, compatriotas
<i>n</i> compatriot

compeller, compelle, compellente, compellera, compellerea, compelleva, compellite, compulse
<b>[-pell-/-puls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to compel (1. to drive together; 2. to urge with force)

compendio, compendios
<i>n</i> compendium

compendiose, compendiosemente, compendioses
<i>adj</i> summarized, compendious

compenetrar, compenetra, compenetrante, compenetrara, compenetrarea, compenetrate, compenetrava
<i>v</i> to compenetrate

compenetration, compenetrationes
<i>n</i> compenetration

compensabile, compensabilemente, compensabiles
<i>adj</i> compensable (= that can be counterbalanced or compensated for)

compensar, compensa, compensante, compensara, compensarea, compensate, compensava
<i>v</i> to compensate (1. to counterbalance; 2. to recompense)

compensation, compensationes
<i>n</i> compensation (1. action of counterbalancing; 2. recompense)

compensative, compensativemente, compensatives
<i>adj</i> affording compensation, compensative

compensator, compensatores
<i>n</i> compensator

compensatori, compensatorimente, compensatoris
<i>adj</i> compensating, compensatory

competente, competentemente, competentes
<i>adj</i> competent (1. qualified; 2. suitable, proper);<br><b>tribunal competente</b> competent tribunal, proper tribunal

competentia, competentias
<i>n</i> competence (= qualification for some specific work, activity, etc.);<br><b>esser del competentia de</b> to be within the competence of

competer, compete, competente, competera, competerea, competeva, competite
<i>v</i> 1. to compete; 2. to belong by right, be due

competition, competitiones
<i>n</i> competition

competitor, competitores
<i>n</i> competitor

compilar, compila, compilante, compilara, compilarea, compilate, compilava
<i>v</i> to compile

compilation, compilationes
<i>n</i> compilation

compilator, compilatores
<i>n</i> compiler

comping
<b>comping- [-ping-/-pact-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

complacente, complacentemente, complacentes
<i>adj</i> 1. complaisant, accommodating; 2. pleased, satisfied; <i>also:</i> complacent

complacentia, complacentias
<i>n</i> 1. complaisance; 2. pleasure, satisfaction; <i>also:</i> complacency

complacer, complace, complacente, complacera, complacerea, complaceva, complacite
<i>v</i> to please, humor;<br><b>complacer se in</b> to take pleasure or delight in

complect
<b>complect- [-plect-/-plex-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

complementar, complementa, complementante, complementara, complementarea, complementate, complementava
<i>v</i> to complement, to make complete

complementari, complementarimente, complementaris
<i>adj</i> complementary

complemento, complementos
<i>n</i> complement (= that which completes); also: [Math., Gram.];<br><b>complemento directe, indirecte</b> direct, indirect object;<br><b>complemento (de loco, de maniera, etc.)</b> adverbial phrase (of place, manner, etc.)

compler, comple, complente, complera, complerea, compleva, complite
<i>v</i> to complete

completa, completas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] complin

completamento, completamentos
<i>n</i> completion

completar, completa, completante, completara, completarea, completate, completava
<i>v</i> to complete

complete, completemente, completes
<i>adj</i> complete

completion, completiones
<i>n</i> completion

completive, completivemente, completives
<i>adj</i> completive

completori, completorimente, completoris
<i>adj</i> completing, completory

complex
<b>complex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>complect-</b>

complexe, complexemente, complexes
<i>adj</i> complex (1. composite; 2. intricate)

complexion, complexiones
<i>n</i> 1. constitution (= physical make-up of a person); 2. disposition (= temperament)

complexitate, complexitates
<i>n</i> complexity, intricacy

complexo, complexos
<i>n</i> complex (1. complex whole; 2. [Psychol.]);<br><b>complexo de inferioritate</b> inferiority complex;<br><b>complexo de superioritate</b> superiority complex;<br><b>complexo de Edipo</b> Oedipus complex

complicar, complica, complicante, complicara, complicarea, complicate, complicava
<i>v</i> to complicate

complicate, complicatemente, complicates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>complicar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> complicated;<br><b>morbo complicate</b> discase with complications

complication, complicationes
<i>n</i> complication

complice, complices
<b>(cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> accomplice

complicitate, complicitates
<i>n</i> complicity

complimentar, complimenta, complimentante, complimentara, complimentarea, complimentate, complimentava
<i>v</i> to compliment

complimentari, complimentarimente, complimentaris
<i>adj</i> complimentary, flattering

complimento, complimentos
<i>n</i> 1. accomplishment, achievement (= action of accomplishing or achieving); 2. compliment;<br><b>facer complimentos</b> to pay compliments

complir, compli, compliente, complira, complirea, complite, compliva
<i>v</i> to accomplish, achieve;<br><b>complir su promissa</b> to keep or fulfill one's promise

complite, complitemente, complites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>complir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> accomplished (= perfect in acquirements)

complitor, complitores
<i>n</i> accomplisher

componente, componentemente, componentes
<i>adj</i> component<hr><i>n</i> component

componer, compone, componente, componera, componerea, componeva, componite, composite, composte
<b>[-pon-/-posit-/-post-]</b><br><i>v</i> to compose (1. to compound, put together; 2. "to compose music"; 3. to settle, as in "to compose a dispute");<br><b>componer se de</b> to consist, be composed, of;<br><b>componer con (su creditores)</b> to compound or compromise with (one's creditors)

comportamento, comportamentos
<i>n</i> behavior, comportment

comportar, comporta, comportante, comportara, comportarea, comportate, comportava
<i>v</i> to bear, allow (of), brook, comport;<br><b>comportar se</b> to behave, conduct oneself

composit
<b>composit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>componer</b>

composite, compositemente, composites
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. composed calm; 2. composite, compound;<br><b>interesse composite</b> compound interest;<br><b>parola composite</b> compound (word);<br><b>fractura composite</b> compound fracture

composition, compositiones
<i>n</i> composition (1. act of composing; 2. [Mus., Art]; 3. compromise; 4. [Typog.]; 5. [Gram.])

composito, compositos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. compound, composite; 2. [Chem.] compound

compositor, compositores
<i>n</i> 1. composer (= one who composes music); 2. compositor, typesetter

compost
<b>compost-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>componer</b>

composto, compostos
<i>n</i> compost (= prepared manure)

compota, compotas
<i>n</i> compote

comprehender, comprehende, comprehendente, comprehendera, comprehenderea, comprehendeva, comprehendite, comprehense
<b>[-hend-/-hens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to include, comprise)

comprehens
<b>comprehens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>comprehender</b>

comprehensibile, comprehensibilemente, comprehensibiles
<i>adj</i> comprehensible, understandable

comprehensibilitate, comprehensibilitates
<i>n</i> comprehensibility

comprehension, comprehensiones
<i>n</i> comprehension (1. act or faculty of understanding; 2. [Logic] the sum of the attributes comprehended in a concept)

comprehensive, comprehensivemente, comprehensives
<i>adj</i> comprehensive (1. including much; 2. of wide mental grasp)

comprender, comprende, comprendente, comprendera, comprenderea, comprendeva, comprendite, comprense
<b>[-prend-/-prens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to include, comprise)

comprens
<b>comprens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>comprender</b>

comprensibile, comprensibilemente, comprensibiles
<i>adj</i> comprehensible, understandable

comprensibilitate, comprensibilitates
<i>n</i> comprehensibility

comprension, comprensiones
<i>n</i> comprehension (1. act or faculty of understanding; 2. [Logic] the sum of the attributes comprehended in a concept)

comprensive, comprensivemente, comprensives
<i>adj</i> comprehensive (1. including much; 2. of wide mental grasp)

compress
<b>compress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>comprimer</b>

compressa, compressas
<i>n</i> [Med.] compress

compressibile, compressibilemente, compressibiles
<i>adj</i> compressible

compressibilitate, compressibilitates
<i>n</i> compressibility

compression, compressiones
<i>n</i> compression;<br><b>pumpa de compression</b> [Mach.] compressor

compressive, compressivemente, compressives
<i>adj</i> compressive

compressor, compressores
<i>n</i> compressor (1. [Anat.]; 2. [Mach.]; 3. [Med.])

comprimer, compresse, comprime, comprimente, comprimera, comprimerea, comprimeva, comprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to compress; 2. to repress, check

compromiss
<b>compromiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>compromitter</b>

compromisso, compromissos
<i>n</i> 1. mutual promise to abide by the decision of an arbiter; 2. compromise

compromitter, compromisse, compromitte, compromittente, compromittera, compromitterea, compromitteva, compromittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to compromise (1. to expose to risk or danger; 2. as in "to compromise someone")

compuls
<b>compuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>compeller</b>

compulsar, compulsa, compulsante, compulsara, compulsarea, compulsate, compulsava
<i>v</i> 1. to compel, force; 2. to examine, check, go through (documents, books, etc.)

compulsion, compulsiones
<i>n</i> compulsion

compulsive, compulsivemente, compulsives
<i>adj</i> compulsive

compulsori, compulsorimente, compulsoris
<i>adj</i> compulsory

compunct
<b>compunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>compunger</b>

compunction, compunctiones
<i>n</i> compunction

compunger, compuncte, compunge, compungente, compungera, compungerea, compungeva, compungite
<b>[-pung-/-punct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to move to remorse;<br><b>compunger se</b> to repent, feel remorse or compunction

computabile, computabilemente, computabiles
<i>adj</i> computable

computar, computa, computante, computara, computarea, computate, computava
<i>v</i> to compute

computation, computationes
<i>n</i> computation

computator, computatores
<i>n</i> computer

computista, computistas
<i>n</i> computer, computist

computo, computos
<b>(cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> computation

con
<i>prep</i> with (1. together with; 2. by means of; 3. having, carrying, characterized by)<hr><b>con-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>co-</b> before <b>-h-</b> and vowels; <b>col-</b> before <b>-l-; com-</b> before <b>-b-, -m-, -p-; cor-</b> before <b>-r-</b>] con-, co-, col-, cor- (= with, together, jointly, mutually)

conational, conationales, conationalmente
<i>adj</i> from the same country<hr><i>n</i> fellow countryman, conational

concatenar, concatena, concatenante, concatenara, concatenarea, concatenate, concatenava
<i>v</i> to link together, concatenate

concatenation, concatenationes
<i>n</i> concatenation

concausa, concausas
<i>n</i> concause (= cooperating cause)

concausal, concausales, concausalmente
<i>adj</i> concausal

concave, concavemente, concaves
<i>adj</i> concave

concavitate, concavitates
<i>n</i> concavity

conceder, concede, concedente, concedera, concederea, concedeva, concedite, concesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to concede, grant

concentrar, concentra, concentrante, concentrara, concentrarea, concentrate, concentrava
<i>v</i> to concentrate (1. to focus, center; 2. [(Chem.]; 3. [Mil.])

concentrate, concentratemente, concentrates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>concentrar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. [Chem.] concentrated; 2. close, reticent, reserved

concentration, concentrationes
<i>n</i> concentration (1. action of concentrating or centering; 2. [Chem.])

concentric, concentricamente, concentriches
<i>adj</i> concentric

concept
<b>concept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conciper</b>

conceptaculo, conceptaculos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] conceptacle

conception, conceptiones
<i>n</i> conception (1. [Physiol.]; 2. "mental conception")

conceptive, conceptivemente, conceptives
<i>adj</i> conceptive

concepto, conceptos
<i>n</i> 1. concept; 2. [Lit.] concetto, conceit

conceptu
<b>conceptu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>concepto</b>

conceptual, conceptuales, conceptualmente
<i>adj</i> conceptual

conceptualismo, conceptualismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] conceptualism

conceptualista, conceptualistas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] conceptualist

concernente
<i>prep</i> concerning

concerner, concerne, concernente, concernera, concernerea, concerneva, concernite
<i>v</i> to concern (= to have relation or reference to)

concertante, concertantemente, concertantes
<i>adj</i> [Mus.] <i>concertante</i> (as in "a <i>concertante</i> part")

concertar, concerta, concertante, concertara, concertarea, concertate, concertava
<i>v</i> to concert

concertina, concertinas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] concertina

concertista, concertistas
<i>n</i> concert performer

concerto, concertos
<i>n</i> I. concert (1. [Mus.]; 2. agreement, harmony); II. concerto;<br><b>de concerto</b> in concert, in unison

concess
<b>concess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conceder</b>

concessibile, concessibilemente, concessibiles
<i>adj</i> concessible

concession, concessiones
<i>n</i> concession, grant

concessionari, concessionarimente, concessionaris
<i>adj</i> concessionary

concessionario, concessionarios
<i>n</i> concessionnaire

concessive, concessivemente, concessives
<i>adj</i> concessive, concessionary

concessor, concessores
<i>n</i> concessor

concha, conchas
<i>n</i> I. conch, marine shell; II. concha (1. [Anat.]; 2. [Arch.])

conchiforme, conchiformemente, conchiformes
<b>conchiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> shell-shaped, conchiform

conchoidal, conchoidales, conchoidalmente
<i>adj</i> conchoidal

conchoide, conchoides
<i>n</i> [Geom.] conchoid

conchyle, conchyles
<i>n</i> sea shell

conchylio, conchylios
<i>n</i> sea shell

conchyliologia, conchyliologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> conchology

conchyliologista, conchyliologistas
<i>n</i> conchologist

conchyliologo, conchyliologos
<b>conchyliologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> conchologist

concid
<b>concid- [-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

conciliar, concilia, conciliante, conciliara, conciliarea, conciliate, conciliava
<i>v</i> to conciliate;<br><b>conciliar se</b> to win, gain, capture (as in "to gain someone's affections")

conciliation, conciliationes
<i>n</i> conciliation

conciliative, conciliativemente, conciliatives
<i>adj</i> conciliatory, conciliative

conciliator, conciliatores
<i>n</i> conciliator, peacemaker

conciliatori, conciliatorimente, conciliatoris
<i>adj</i> conciliatory

concilio, concilios
<i>n</i> council (as in "Nicene Council")

conciper, concipe, concipera, conciperea, concipeva, concipiente, concipite
<b>[-cip /-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conceive (1. [Physiol.]; 2. "to conceive mentally")

concipibile, concipibilemente, concipibiles
<i>adj</i> conceivable

concipimento, concipimentos
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] conception

concis
<b>concis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>concid-</b>

concise, concisemente, concises
<i>adj</i> concise

concision, concisiones
<i>n</i> concision, conciseness

conclave, conclaves
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] conclave

conclavista, conclavistas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] conclavist

concludente, concludentemente, concludentes
<i>adj</i> conclusive

concluder, conclude, concludente, concludera, concluderea, concludeva, concludite, concluse
<b>[-clud-/-clus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conclude (1. to bring to a close; 2. to reach a final settlement of; 3. to infer)

conclus
<b>conclus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>concluder</b>

conclusion, conclusiones
<i>n</i> conclusion (1. close, termination; 2. final arrangement, settlement; 3. inference)

conclusive, conclusivemente, conclusives
<i>adj</i> conclusive

concordante, concordantemente, concordantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>concordar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> concordant

concordantia, concordantias
<i>n</i> concordance (1. concord, agreement; 2. "concordance of the Bible, etc.")

concordar, concorda, concordante, concordara, concordarea, concordate, concordava
<i>v</i> to agree (= to be in agreement); <i>also:</i> [Gram.]

concordatari, concordatarimente, concordataris
<i>adj</i> of the concordat

concordato, concordatos
<i>n</i> concordat

concorde, concordemente, concordes
<i>adj</i> concordant

concordia, concordias
<i>n</i> concord

concrear, concrea, concreante, concreara, concrearea, concreate, concreava
<i>v</i> to create together

concresc
<b>concresc- [-cresc-/-cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

concrescibile, concrescibilemente, concrescibiles
<i>adj</i> congealable (= capable of becoming concrete)

concret
<b>concret-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>concresc-</b>

concretar, concreta, concretante, concretara, concretarea, concretate, concretava
<i>v</i> to concrete (= to cause to coalesce or congeal)

concrete, concretemente, concretes
<i>adj</i> concrete (1. united in a solid form; 2. not abstract)

concretion, concretiones
<i>n</i> concretion

concretisar, concretisa, concretisante, concretisara, concretisarea, concretisate, concretisava
<i>v</i> to concretize

concubina, concubinas
<i>n</i> concubine

concubinage, concubinages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> concubinage

concubinari, concubinarimente, concubinaris
<i>adj</i> concubinary

concubinato, concubinatos
<i>n</i> concubinage

concubino, concubinos
<i>n</i> paramour, one living in concubinage

concupiscente, concupiscentemente, concupiscentes
<i>adj</i> concupiscent

concupiscentia, concupiscentias
<i>n</i> concupiscence

concupiscer, concupisce, concupiscente, concupiscera, concupiscerea, concupisceva, concupiscite
<i>v</i> to covet, be covetous

concurrente, concurrentemente, concurrentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>concurrer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Geom.] concurrent<hr><i>n</i> 1. competitor, rival; 2. contestant (= one who takes part in a contest)

concurrentia, concurrentias
<i>n</i> I. (action of) running together, meeting; II. concurrence (1. agreement in opinion; 2. union in action); III. competition, rivalry

concurrer, concurre, concurrente, concurrera, concurrerea, concurreva, concurrite, concurse
<b>[-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to run together and meet; II. to concur (1. to agree in opinion; 2. to work jointly); III. to compete

concurs
<b>concurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>concurrer</b>

concurso, concursos
<i>n</i> 1. concourse (= gathering of people); 2. contest, competition; 3. competitive examination

concuss
<b>concuss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>concuter</b>

concussion, concussiones
<i>n</i> 1. concussion; 2. extortion (= illegal exaction on the part of an official)

concussionari, concussionarimente, concussionaris
<i>adj</i> guilty of extortion

concussionario, concussionarios
<i>n</i> official guilty of extortion

concussive, concussivemente, concussives
<i>adj</i> concussive

concuter, concusse, concute, concutente, concutera, concuterea, concuteva, concutite
<b>[-cut-/-cuss-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to shake violently; 2. to force by threats

condemnabile, condemnabilemente, condemnabiles
<i>adj</i> condemnable, to be condemned

condemnar, condemna, condemnante, condemnara, condemnarea, condemnate, condemnava
<i>v</i> to condemn (1. to pronounce guilty of crime or wrong; 2. to pronounce unfit or no longer available for use);<br><b>condemnar (un porta, fenestra, etc.)</b> to condemn or put out of use (a door, window, etc.)

condemnation, condemnationes
<i>n</i> condemnation

condemnator, condemnatores
<i>n</i> condemner

condemnatori, condemnatorimente, condemnatoris
<i>adj</i> condemning, condemnatory

condensabile, condensabilemente, condensabiles
<i>adj</i> condensable

condensabilitate, condensabilitates
<i>n</i> condensability

condensar, condensa, condensante, condensara, condensarea, condensate, condensava
<i>v</i> to condense (= to make denser, more compact, more concise, etc.)

condensation, condensationes
<i>n</i> condensation

condensator, condensatores
<i>n</i> condenser

condescendente, condescendentemente, condescendentes
<i>adj</i> condescending

condescendentia, condescendentias
<i>n</i> condescension

condescender, condescende, condescendente, condescendera, condescenderea, condescendeva, condescendite
<i>v</i> to condescend

condigne, condignemente, condignes
<i>adj</i> adequate, deserved; <i>also:</i> condign

condimentar, condimenta, condimentante, condimentara, condimentarea, condimentate, condimentava
<i>v</i> to spice, season

condimento, condimentos
<i>n</i> condiment

condir, condi, condiente, condira, condirea, condite, condiva
<i>v</i> to spice, season

condition, conditiones
<i>n</i> condition (1. prerequisite; 2. mode, state of being);<br><b>esser in condition de</b> to be in a position to (do something);<br><b>persona de condition</b> person of rank, of quality;<br><b>a condition que</b> on condition that, provided that

conditional, conditionales, conditionalmente
<i>adj</i> conditional<hr><i>n</i> [Gram.] conditional

conditionar, conditiona, conditionante, conditionara, conditionarea, conditionate, conditionava
<i>v</i> to condition (1. to be a determining condition of; 2. to put into specified or desired condition)

conditionate, conditionatemente, conditionates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>conditionar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> conditioned (= subject to a condition);<br><b>reflexo conditionate</b> conditioned reflex;<br><b>(un objecto) ben (mal) conditionate</b> (an object) in good (bad) shape

condolentia, condolentias
<i>n</i> condolence

condoler, condole, condolente, condolera, condolerea, condoleva, condolite
<i>v</i> to condole

condominio, condominios
<i>n</i> condominium

condor, condores
<b>(cn-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Ornith.] condor

conducer, conduce, conducente, conducera, conducerea, conduceva, conducite, conducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conduct (1. to guide, lead; 2. to direct; 3. [Phys.] to transmit);<br><b>conducer se</b> to conduct oneself; <i>also:</i> to behave

conduct
<b>conduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conducer</b>

conducta, conductas
<i>n</i> conduct (1. leading, guidance; 2. direction, management; 3. behavior)

conductibile, conductibilemente, conductibiles
<i>adj</i> conductible

conductibilitate, conductibilitates
<i>n</i> conductibility

conduction, conductiones
<i>n</i> conduction (1. [Lawl conductio; 2. [Physiol.])

conductive, conductivemente, conductives
<i>adj</i> conductive

conductivitate, conductivitates
<i>n</i> conductivity

conducto, conductos
<i>n</i> conduit;<br><b>conducto auditori</b> auditory duct

conductor, conductores
<i>n</i> conductor (1. one who guides or directs; 2. "railway conductor, bus conductor, etc."; 3. [Phys.])

confabular, confabula, confabulante, confabulara, confabularea, confabulate, confabulava
<i>v</i> to confabulate, chat

confabulation, confabulationes
<i>n</i> confabulation, chat

confabulator, confabulatores
<i>n</i> confabulator, chatterer

confect
<b>confect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>confic-</b>

confecteria, confecterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> confectionery (= confectioner's trade, shop, etc.)

confectero, confecteros
<i>n</i> confectioner

confection, confectiones
<i>n</i> 1. making, compounding, etc.; 2. [Pharm.] confection; 3. readymade apparel, confection

confectionar, confectiona, confectionante, confectionara, confectionarea, confectionate, confectionava
<i>v</i> 1. to make, manufacture, confect; 2. [Pharm.] to confection (= to make into a confection)

confecto, confectos
<i>n</i> candy; confectionery

confectura, confecturas
<i>n</i> jam, preserves

confederar, confedera, confederante, confederara, confederarea, confederate, confederava
<i>v</i> to confederate

confederate, confederatemente, confederates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>confederar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> confederate

confederation, confederationes
<i>n</i> confederation, confederacy

confederative, confederativemente, confederatives
<i>adj</i> confederative

confederato, confederatos
<i>n</i> confederate, ally;<br><b>le Confederatos</b> [Hist.] the Confederates

conferentia, conferentias
<i>n</i> 1. conference; 2. lecture

conferential, conferentiales, conferentialmente
<i>adj</i> conferential

conferentiar, conferentia, conferentiante, conferentiara, conferentiarea, conferentiate, conferentiava
<i>v</i> 1. to confer (= to consult together); 2. to lecture

conferer, confere, conferente, conferera, confererea, confereva, conferite
<i>v</i> I. to compare; II. to confer (1. to consult together; 2. to bestow)

confess
<b>confess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>confit-</b>

confessar, confessa, confessante, confessara, confessarea, confessate, confessava
<i>v</i> to confess (1. to make a confession of; 2. to hear the confession of)

confesse, confessemente, confesses
<i>adj</i> confessed, shriven

confession, confessiones
<i>n</i> confession (1. "confession to a priest"; 2. acknowledgement, admission of a fault, etc.)

confessional, confessionales, confessionalmente
<i>adj</i> confessional <hr><i>n</i> confessional

confessionario, confessionarios
<i>n</i> confessional, confessionary

confessor, confessores
<i>n</i> confessor (1. priest who hears confessions; 2. Christian who adheres to his faith under persecution)

confetti, confettis
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> confetti; <i>also:</i> a piece of confetti

confic
<b>confic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

confidente, confidentemente, confidentes
<i>adj</i> 1. trustful, confiding; 2. confident (= self-confident)<hr><i>n</i> confidant, confident

confidentia, confidentias
<i>n</i> confidence (1. "confidence in someone or something"; 2. thing told in confidence);<br><b>confidentia in</b> confidence in;<br><b>voto de confidentia</b> [Parl.] vote of confidence;<br><b>facer un confidentia a</b> to make a confidence to;<br><b>in confidentia</b> in confidence;<br><b>(persona) de confidentia</b> trustworthy (person)

confidential, confidentiales, confidentialmente
<i>adj</i> confidential (= told or written as a secret)

confider, confide, confidente, confidera, confiderea, confideva, confidite
<i>v</i> to confide;<br><b>confider un cosa a un persona</b> to confide something to someone (1. to entrust something to someone; to impart something in confidence to someone; 2. to entrust someone with something);<br><b>confider in un persona</b> to confide, have faith, in someone

configurar, configura, configurante, configurara, configurarea, configurate, configurava
<i>v</i> to form, shape, configure

configuration, configurationes
<i>n</i> configuration

confin, confines, confinmente
<i>adj</i> bordering, conterminous

confinamento, confinamentos
<i>n</i> confinement (= act of confining, restraining)

confinar, confina, confinante, confinara, confinarea, confinate, confinava
<i>v</i> 1. to border (upon), be contiguous (to); 2. to confine, restrain;<br><b>confinar se</b> to seek seclusion, shut oneself up

confinio, confinios
<i>n</i> -;<br><b>confinios</b> confines (= boundary, frontier)

confirmar, confirma, confirmante, confirmara, confirmarea, confirmate, confirmava
<i>v</i> to confirm (1. to corroborate, establish; 2. [Eccl.])

confirmation, confirmationes
<i>n</i> confirmation (1. corroboration, establishment; 2. [Eccl.])

confirmative, confirmativemente, confirmatives
<i>adj</i> confirmative

confirmator, confirmatores
<i>n</i> confirmer

confirmatori, confirmatorimente, confirmatoris
<i>adj</i> corroborative, confirmatory

confiscabile, confiscabilemente, confiscabiles
<i>adj</i> confiscable

confiscar, confisca, confiscante, confiscara, confiscarea, confiscate, confiscava
<i>v</i> to confiscate

confiscation, confiscationes
<i>n</i> confiscation

confiscator, confiscatores
<i>n</i> confiscator

confiscatori, confiscatorimente, confiscatoris
<i>adj</i> confiscatory

confit
<b>confit- [-fit-/-fess-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

confitente, confitentes
<i>n</i> confitent (= one who confesses)

conflagrar, conflagra, conflagrante, conflagrara, conflagrarea, conflagrate, conflagrava
<i>v</i> to set afire, conflagrate

conflagration, conflagrationes
<i>n</i> conflagration

conflict
<b>conflict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>confliger</b>

conflicto, conflictos
<i>n</i> conflict

confliger, conflicte, conflige, confligente, confligera, confligerea, confligeva, confligite
<b>[-flig-/-flict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conflict

confluente, confluentemente, confluentes
<i>adj</i> confluent (1. flowing together; 2. [Med.])<hr><i>n</i> 1. confluent; 2. confluence (= place where two or more rivers, etc., unite)

confluentia, confluentias
<i>n</i> confluence (1. meeting or junction of two or more rivers; 2. place where two or more rivers unite)

confluer, conflue, confluente, confluera, confluerea, conflueva, confluite
<i>v</i> to flow together

conformar, conforma, conformante, conformara, conformarea, conformate, conformava
<i>v</i> 1. to form, shape; 2. to conform, adapt

conformation, conformationes
<i>n</i> conformation (= structure);<br><b>vitio de conformation</b> malformation, physical defect

conforme, conformemente, conformes
<i>adj</i> conformable, in conformity;<br><b>conforme a</b> in conformity with, according to;<br><b>copia conforme</b> true copy

conformista, conformistas
<i>n</i> conformist

conformitate, conformitates
<i>n</i> conformity

confortabile, confortabilemente, confortabiles
<i>adj</i> comfortable (= affording tranquil enjoyment and content)<hr><i>n</i> easy chair

confortar, conforta, confortante, confortara, confortarea, confortate, confortava
<i>v</i> 1. to strengthen, fortify; 2. to comfort, console

confortation, confortationes
<i>n</i> (action of) comforting, consoling

conforto, confortos
<i>n</i> comfort (1. consolation; 2. ease of circumstances, sufficiency)

confraternal, confraternales, confraternalmente
<i>adj</i> confraternal

confraternitate, confraternitates
<i>n</i> brotherhood, confraternity

confratre, confratres
<i>n</i> confrere

confrontar, confronta, confrontante, confrontara, confrontarea, confrontate, confrontava
<i>v</i> to confront (1. to bring face to face; 2. to compare)

confrontation, confrontationes
<i>n</i> confrontation

confucian, confucianes, confucianmente
<i>adj</i> Confucian

confucianismo, confucianismos
<i>n</i> Confucianism

confuciano, confucianos
<i>n</i> Confucian

confucio
<b>Confucio</b><br><i>npr</i> Confucius [B.C. 551-478, Chinese philosopher]

confunder, confunde, confundente, confundera, confunderea, confundeva, confundite, confuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to (cause to) merge, intermingle; II. to confuse (= to fail to distinguish between); III. to confound, confuse (1. to throw into disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex; <i>also:</i> to baffle)

confus
<b>confus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>confunder</b>

confuse, confusemente, confuses
<i>adj</i> confused (1. as in "a confused mass"; 2. disconcerted, embarrassed; <i>also:</i> baffled)

confusion, confusiones
<i>n</i> confusion (1. disorder; 2. embarrassment; <i>also:</i> bafflement; 3. [Law])

confutar, confuta, confutante, confutara, confutarea, confutate, confutava
<i>v</i> to confute (= to refute)

confutation, confutationes
<i>n</i> confutation

congedar, congeda, congedante, congedara, congedarea, congedate, congedava
<i>v</i> to bow out; dismiss

congedo, congedos
<i>n</i> leave (= permission to depart);<br><b>prender congedo</b> to take (one's) leave

congelabile, congelabilemente, congelabiles
<i>adj</i> congealable

congelamento, congelamentos
<i>n</i> congealment

congelar, congela, congelante, congelara, congelarea, congelate, congelava
<i>v</i> to congeal (= to cause to solidify by cooling)

congelation, congelationes
<i>n</i> congealment, congelation

congelator, congelatores
<i>n</i> congealer

congenial, congeniales, congenialmente
<i>adj</i> congenial

congenialitate, congenialitates
<i>n</i> congeniality

congenite, congenitemente, congenites
<i>adj</i> congenital

congerer, congere, congerente, congerera, congererea, congereva, congerite, congeste
<b>[-ger-/-gest-]</b><br><i>v</i> to congest (= to cause an obstructive accumulation); <i>also:</i> [Med.]

congerie, congeries
<i>n</i> congeries

congest
<b>congest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>congerer</b>

congestion, congestiones
<i>n</i> congestion; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

congestionar, congestiona, congestionante, congestionara, congestionarea, congestionate, congestionava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to congest

congestive, congestivemente, congestives
<i>adj</i> congestive

conglomerar, conglomera, conglomerante, conglomerara, conglomerarea, conglomerate, conglomerava
<i>v</i> to conglomerate

conglomeration, conglomerationes
<i>n</i> conglomeration

conglomerato, conglomeratos
<i>n</i> conglomerate

conglutinar, conglutina, conglutinante, conglutinara, conglutinarea, conglutinate, conglutinava
<i>v</i> to glue together, conglutinate

conglutination, conglutinationes
<i>n</i> conglutination

conglutinative, conglutinativemente, conglutinatives
<i>adj</i> conglutinative

congo
<b>Congo</b><br><i>npr</i> Congo;<br><b>Congo Belge</b> Belgian Congo;<br><b>Congo Francese</b> French Congo

congolese, congolesemente, congoleses
<i>adj/n</i> Congoese, Congolese

congratular, congratula, congratulante, congratulara, congratularea, congratulate, congratulava
<i>v</i> to rejoice with (someone at good fortune), congratulate

congratulation, congratulationes
<i>n</i> felicitation, congratulation

congratulatori, congratulatorimente, congratulatoris
<i>adj</i> congratulatory;<br><b>littera congratulatori</b> letter of congratulation or felicitation

congred
<b>congred- [-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

congregar, congrega, congregante, congregara, congregarea, congregate, congregava
<i>v</i> to congregate (= to collect into a mass or crowd)

congregation, congregationes
<i>n</i> congregation (1. assembly, gathering of people; 2. body of people assembled for religious worship; 3. religious company or order; 4. Committee of the Roman College of Cardinals)

congregational, congregationales, congregationalmente
<i>adj</i> congregational; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.] Congregational

congregationalismo, congregationalismos
<i>n</i> Congregationalism

congregationalista, congregationalistas
<i>n</i> Congregationalist

congress
<b>congress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>congred-</b>

congressista, congressistas
<i>n</i> member of a congress; <i>also:</i> congressman

congresso, congressos
<i>n</i> congress (1. convention, conference; 2. lawmaking body of a republic)

congrue, congruemente, congrues
<i>adj</i> congruous

congruente, congruentemente, congruentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>congruer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> congruent; <i>also:</i> [Math.]

congruentia, congruentias
<i>n</i> congruence; <i>also:</i> [Math.]

congruer, congrue, congruente, congruera, congruerea, congrueva, congruite
<i>v</i> to coincide, harmonize

congruitate, congruitates
<i>n</i> congruity, harmony

conic, conicamente, coniches
<i>adj</i> conic;<br><b>section conic</b> [Math.] conic section

conicitate, conicitates
<i>n</i> conicity

conifere, coniferemente, coniferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] coniferous (= bearing cones)

coniferes
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Coniferae

coniforme, coniformemente, coniformes
<b>coniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cone-shaped, coniform

conilio, conilios
<i>n</i> rabbit

conirostre, conirostremente, conirostres
<b>conirostre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] conirostral

conirostro, conirostros
<i>n</i> [Zool.] coniroster

conject
<b>conject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conjicer</b>

conjectura, conjecturas
<i>n</i> conjecture

conjectural, conjecturales, conjecturalmente
<i>adj</i> conjectural (= based on conjecture)

conjecturar, conjectura, conjecturante, conjecturara, conjecturarea, conjecturate, conjecturava
<i>v</i> to conjecture, make conjectures

conjicer, conjecte, conjice, conjicera, conjicerea, conjiceva, conjiciente, conjicite
<b>[-jic-/ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conjecture, make conjectures

conjugabile, conjugabilemente, conjugabiles
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] conjugable

conjugal, conjugales, conjugalmente
<i>adj</i> conjugal

conjugar, conjuga, conjugante, conjugara, conjugarea, conjugate, conjugava
<i>v</i> 1. to yoke together; 2. [Gram.] to conjugate

conjugate, conjugatemente, conjugates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>conjugar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Bot.] conjugate

conjugation, conjugationes
<i>n</i> [Gram.] conjugation

conjugational, conjugationales, conjugationalmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] conjugational

conjuge, conjuges
<b>(cn-)</b><br><i>n</i> spouse, consort

conjunct
<b>conjunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conjunger</b>

conjuncte, conjunctemente, conjunctes
<i>adj</i> conjunct, conjoint

conjunctemente
<i>adv</i> conjointly, conjunctly, jointly, together;<br><b>conjunctemente con</b> in conjunction with, together with

conjunction, conjunctiones
<i>n</i> conjunction (1. union; 2. [Astrol., Astron.]; 3. [Gram.])

conjunctiva, conjunctivas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] conjunctiva

conjunctive, conjunctivemente, conjunctives
<i>adj</i> conjunctive, connective

conjunctivitis, conjunctivites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> conjunctivitis

conjunctivo, conjunctivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] subjunctive (mood)

conjunctor, conjunctores
<i>n</i> conjoiner

conjunctura, conjuncturas
<i>n</i> 1. [Anat.] articulation, joint; 2. conjuncture, juncture

conjunger, conjuncte, conjunge, conjungente, conjungera, conjungerea, conjungeva, conjungite
<b>[-jung-/junct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conjoin, unite, combine

conjurar, conjura, conjurante, conjurara, conjurarea, conjurate, conjurava
<i>v</i> 1. to conspire, plot together; 2. to entreat, beseech, conjure

conjuration, conjurationes
<i>n</i> 1. conspiracy; 2. (solemn) entreaty

connatural, connaturales, connaturalmente
<i>adj</i> inborn, natural, connatural

connecter, connecte, connectente, connectera, connecterea, connecteva, connectite, connexe
<b>[-nect-/-nex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to connect

connective, connectivemente, connectives
<i>adj</i> connective;<br><b>texito connective</b> [Anat.] connective tissue

connex
<b>connex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>connecter</b>

connexe, connexemente, connexes
<i>adj</i> connected

connexion, connexiones
<i>n</i> connection, connexion (= union)

connexive, connexivemente, connexives
<i>adj</i> connective

conniventia, conniventias
<i>n</i> connivance

conniver, connive, connivente, connivera, conniverea, conniveva, connivite
<i>v</i> to connive

connubial, connubiales, connubialmente
<i>adj</i> connubial

connubio, connubios
<i>n</i> marriage, matrimony

cono, conos
<i>n</i> cone (1. [Math.]; 2. [Bot.])

conquest
<b>conquest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conquirer</b>

conquesta, conquestas
<i>n</i> conquest (1. act of conquering a country, etc.; 2. conquered territory, etc.)

conquirente, conquirentes
<i>n</i> conqueror

conquirer, conqueste, conquire, conquirente, conquirera, conquirerea, conquireva, conquirite, conquisite
<b>[-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conquer (= to gain dominion over)

conquisit
<b>conquisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conquirer</b>

conquisitor, conquisitores
<i>n</i> conqueror

consanguinee, consanguineemente, consanguinees
<i>adj</i> consanguineous

consanguinitate, consanguinitates
<i>n</i> consanguinity (= blood relationship)

conscie, consciemente, conscies
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>conscie de</b> conscious of

consciente, conscientemente, conscientes
<i>adj</i> conscious

conscientia, conscientias
<i>n</i> 1. consciousness; 2. conscience;<br><b>caso de conscientia</b> matter of conscience;<br><b>libertate de conscientia</b> freedom of religion;<br><b>sin conscientia</b> unscrupulous;<br><b>perder conscientia</b> to faint, lose consciousness

conscientiose, conscientiosemente, conscientioses
<i>adj</i> conscientious

conscriber, conscribe, conscribente, conscribera, conscriberea, conscribeva, conscribite, conscripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to enroll, conscript

conscript
<b>conscript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conscriber</b>

conscription, conscriptiones
<i>n</i> [Mil.] conscription

conscripto, conscriptos
<i>n</i> [Mil.] conscript

consecrar, consecra, consecrante, consecrara, consecrarea, consecrate, consecrava
<i>v</i> to consecrate (1. to make sacred or holy; 2. to dedicate to some purpose; 3. to sanction)

consecration, consecrationes
<i>n</i> consecration (1. action of consecrating; 2. [R.C.Ch.] Consecration; 3. sanction)

consecrator, consecratores
<i>n</i> consecrator

consecut
<b>consecut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>consequer</b>

consecutive, consecutivemente, consecutives
<i>adj</i> 1. consecutive, successive; 2. consequent, resulting

consens
<b>consens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>consentir</b>

consenso, consensos
<i>n</i> consensus

consensu
<b>consensu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>consenso</b>

consensual, consensuales, consensualmente
<i>adj</i> [Law] consensual

consentimento, consentimentos
<i>n</i> consent

consentir, consense, consenti, consentiente, consentira, consentirea, consentite, consentiva
<b>[-sent-/-sens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to consent

consequente, consequentemente, consequentes
<i>adj</i> 1. consequent (= following as a result or conclusion); 2. consistent (in reasoning, behavior, etc.)<hr><i>n</i> consequent (1. [Math.]; 2. apodosis of a conditional proposition);<br><b>per consequente</b> consequently

consequentia, consequentias
<i>n</i> consequence (1. outcome, result; 2. inference);<br><b>in consequentia</b> in consequence, accordingly;<br><b>esser de consequentia</b> to be of consequence, be important;<br><b>in consequentia de</b> in consequence of

consequential, consequentiales, consequentialmente
<i>adj</i> consequential

consequer, consecute, conseque, consequente, consequera, consequerea, consequeva, consequite
<b>[-sequ-/-secut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to be the consequence of

conserva, conservas
<i>n</i> [Pharm.] conserve;<br><b>conservas</b> preserves, canned goods, etc.;<br><b>in conserva</b> canned, preserved

conservabile, conservabilemente, conservabiles
<i>adj</i> conservable

conservar, conserva, conservante, conservara, conservarea, conservate, conservava
<i>v</i> to conserve (1. to preserve from harm; 2. to keep, retain);<br><b>conservar (fructos, etc.)</b> to preserve (fruit, etc.);<br><b>(persona) ben conservate</b> well-preserved (person)

conservation, conservationes
<i>n</i> conservation, preservation;<br><b>conservation del energia</b> conservation of energy

conservative, conservativemente, conservatives
<i>adj</i> conservative (= conserving, preserving)

conservator, conservatores
<i>n</i> 1. conservator (= one who conserves, preserves); 2. [Pol.] conservative

conservatori, conservatorimente, conservatoris
<i>adj</i> conservatory, conservative

conservatorio, conservatorios
<i>n</i> conservatory (1. [Mus.]; 2. greenhouse)

considerabile, considerabilemente, considerabiles
<i>adj</i> considerable

considerar, considera, considerante, considerara, considerarea, considerate, considerava
<i>v</i> 1. to consider (= to give consideration to); 2. to esteem, think highly of;<br><b>considerar como</b> to consider (= to view as, judge to be, etc.);<br><b>toto (ben) considerate</b> all things considered;<br><b>considerante que</b> considering that

considerate, consideratemente, considerates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>considerar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. circumspect, prudent; 2. esteemed

consideration, considerationes
<i>n</i> consideration (1. act of considering; 2. esteem);<br><b>in consideration de</b> in consideration of, on account of;<br><b>esser sin consideration</b> to be inconsiderate;<br><b>prender in consideration</b> to take into consideration

consignar, consigna, consignante, consignara, consignarea, consignate, consignava
<i>v</i> to consign (1. to deposit; 2. [Com.]

consignatario, consignatarios
<i>n</i> [Com.] consignee

consignation, consignationes
<i>n</i> 1. consignation (= act of consigning or depositing); 2. consignment

consignator, consignatores
<i>n</i> consigner

consiliabile, consiliabilemente, consiliabiles
<i>adj</i> advisable

consiliar, consilia, consiliante, consiliara, consiliarea, consiliate, consiliava
<i>v</i> to counsel, advise

consiliator, consiliatores
<i>n</i> counsellor, adviser

consiliero, consilieros
<i>n</i> 1. counsellor, adviser; 2. councillor;<br><b>consiliero municipal</b> town councillor

consilio, consilios
<i>n</i> 1. counsel, piece of advice; 2. council (= a body of advisers); <i>also:</i> board (as in "board of directors");<br><b>prender consilio de un persona</b> to seek someone's advice;<br><b>consilio de administration</b> board of directors;<br><b>consilio de guerra</b> 1. council of war; 2. court-martial;<br><b>consilio de ministros</b> the Cabinet;<br><b>sala del consilio</b> board-room

consistente, consistentemente, consistentes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>consister</b>; II. <i>adj</i> consistent (1. possessing firmness or coherence; 2. accordant, congruous)

consistentia, consistentias
<i>n</i> consistency (1. degree of firmness or density; 2. congruity, harmony of parts)

consister, consiste, consistente, consistera, consisterea, consisteva, consistite
<i>v</i> to consist;<br><b>consister de</b> to consist of;<br><b>consister in</b> to consist in

consistorial, consistoriales, consistorialmente
<i>adj</i> [Eccl.] consistorial

consistorio, consistorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] consistory

consociar, consocia, consociante, consociara, consociarea, consociate, consociava
<i>v</i> to consociate (= to bring into consociation)

consociation, consociationes
<i>n</i> consociation

consola, consolas
<i>n</i> console (1. support in the form of a wall bracket; 2. console table)

consolabile, consolabilemente, consolabiles
<i>adj</i> consolable

consolar, consola, consolante, consolara, consolarea, consolate, consolava
<i>v</i> to console, comfort

consolate, consolatemente, consolates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>consolar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> consoled, comforted

consolation, consolationes
<i>n</i> consolation

consolator, consolatores
<i>n</i> consoler, comforter

consolatori, consolatorimente, consolatoris
<i>adj</i> consolatory, comforting

consolida, consolidas
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] comfrey, consolida

consolidar, consolida, consolidante, consolidara, consolidarea, consolidate, consolidava
<i>v</i> to consolidate (= to strengthen);<br><b>debita consolidate</b> funded debt

consolidation, consolidationes
<i>n</i> consolidation (= strengthening)

consolidative, consolidativemente, consolidatives
<i>adj</i> consolidative

consomm, consomms, consomme, consommes
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> consomm

consonante, consonantemente, consonantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>consonar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Mus., Phonet.] consonant<hr><i>n</i> consonant

consonar, consona, consonante, consonara, consonarea, consonate, consonava
<i>v</i> to be consonant, harmonize

consorte, consortes
<i>n</i> 1. consort; 2. associate (= partner, confederate);<br><b>prince consorte</b> prince consort

conspicue, conspicuemente, conspicues
<i>adj</i> conspicuous (= eminent, distinguished)

conspirar, conspira, conspirante, conspirara, conspirarea, conspirate, conspirava
<i>v</i> to conspire (1. to act together; 2. to plot)

conspiration, conspirationes
<i>n</i> 1. concerted action; 2. conspiracy, plot

conspirator, conspiratores
<i>n</i> conspirator, plotter

conspuer, conspue, conspuente, conspuera, conspuerea, conspueva, conspuite
<i>v</i> to spit upon (contemptuously); <i>also:</i> to despise

constante, constantemente, constantes
<i>adj</i> 1. constant; 2. established (as in "established fact") <hr><i>n</i> [Math.] constant

constantia, constantias
<i>n</i> constancy<hr><b>Constantia</b><br><i>npr</i> Constance (1. [Geog.]; 2. <i>nprf</i>);<br><b>Laco de Constantia</b> Lake of Constance

constantinian, constantinianes, constantinianmente
<i>adj</i> Constantinian

constantino
<b>Constantino</b><br><i>nprm</i> Constantine

constantinopole
<b>Constantinopole</b><br><i>npr</i> Constantinople

constantinopolita, constantinopolitas
<i>n</i> Constantinopolite (= inhabitant of Constantinople)

constantinopolitan, constantinopolitanes, constantinopolitanmente
<i>adj</i> of Constantinople

constar, consta, constante, constara, constarea, constate, constava
<i>v</i> to be (an) established (fact)

constat, constates
<b>(cns-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Law] constat

constatar, constata, constatante, constatara, constatarea, constatate, constatava
<i>v</i> to establish (as a fact); <i>also:</i> to state

constellar, constella, constellante, constellara, constellarea, constellate, constellava
<i>v</i> to star, constellate

constellate, constellatemente, constellates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>constellar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> constellate, (set) in a constellation

constellation, constellationes
<i>n</i> [Astron.] constellation

consternar, consterna, consternante, consternara, consternarea, consternate, consternava
<i>v</i> to dismay, appall

consternation, consternationes
<i>n</i> consternation

constipar, constipa, constipante, constipara, constiparea, constipate, constipava
<i>v</i> to constipate

constipate, constipatemente, constipates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>constipar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> constipated, costive

constipation, constipationes
<i>n</i> constipation

constituente, constituentemente, constituentes
<i>adj</i> constituent (1. component; 2. having the power to frame or alter a political constitution)

constituer, constitue, constituente, constituera, constituerea, constitueva, constituite, constitute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to constitute (1. to make up; 2. to appoint; 3. to set up, establish); II. to settle (as in "to settle an annuity upon someone")

constitut
<b>constitut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>constituer</b>

constitution, constitutiones
<i>n</i> I. constitution (1. action of constituting; 2. law, decree; 3. "political constitution"; 4. composition; 5. physical make-up of a person); II. settling, settlement (as in "the settlement of an annuity upon someone")

constitutional, constitutionales, constitutionalmente
<i>adj</i> constitutional (= in conformity with the constitution of a nation)

constitutionalitate, constitutionalitates
<i>n</i> constitutionality

constitutive, constitutivemente, constitutives
<i>adj</i> constitutive (= essential)

constitutor, constitutores
<i>n</i> constitutor (= one who constitutes)

constrict
<b>constrict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>constringer</b>

constriction, constrictiones
<i>n</i> constriction

constrictive, constrictivemente, constrictives
<i>adj</i> constrictive

constrictor, constrictores
<i>n</i> [Anat.] constrictor

constringente, constringentemente, constringentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>constringer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> constringent

constringer, constricte, constringe, constringente, constringera, constringerea, constringeva, constringite
<b>[-string-/-strict-]</b><br><i>v</i> constrain (1. to compel; 2. to compress, clasp tightly)

construct
<b>construct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>construer</b>

construction, constructiones
<i>n</i> construction (1. act of constructing; 2. thing constructed)

constructive, constructivemente, constructives
<i>adj</i> constructive

constructor, constructores
<i>n</i> constructor

construer, constructe, construe, construente, construera, construerea, construeva, construite
<b>[-stru-/-struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to construct; 2. to construe

consubstantial, consubstantiales, consubstantialmente
<i>adj</i> [Theol.] consubstantial

consubstantialitate, consubstantialitates
<i>n</i> [Theol.] consubstantiality

consubstantiation, consubstantiationes
<i>n</i> [Theol.] consubstantiation

consuete, consuetemente, consuetes
<i>adj</i> accustomed, usual, wonted

consuetude, consuetudes
<i>n</i> consuetude, custom

consuetudinari, consuetudinarimente, consuetudinaris
<i>adj</i> consuetudinary, customary;<br><b>derecto consuetudinari</b> common law

consul
<b>consul- [-sul-/-sult-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

consular, consulares, consularmente
<i>adj</i> consular (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [Foreign Service])

consulato, consulatos
<i>n</i> consulate (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [Foreign Service])

consule, consules
<i>n</i> consul (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [Foreign Service])

consult
<b>consult-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>consul-</b>

consulta, consultas
<i>n</i> consultation, deliberation

consultar, consulta, consultante, consultara, consultarea, consultate, consultava
<i>v</i> to consult (1. to confer; 2. to ask advice of)

consultation, consultationes
<i>n</i> consultation, deliberation

consultative, consultativemente, consultatives
<i>adj</i> consultative, advisory

consultor, consultores
<i>n</i> adviser, consultant

consumer, consume, consumente, consumera, consumerea, consumeva, consumite, consumpte
<b>[-sum-/-sumpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to consume;<br><b>consumer se de</b> to be consumed with

consumibile, consumibilemente, consumibiles
<i>adj</i> consumable

consumitor, consumitores
<i>n</i> consumer (1. one who destroys or uses up; 2. [Com.])

consummar, consumma, consummante, consummara, consummarea, consummate, consummava
<i>v</i> to consummate

consummate, consummatemente, consummates
<i>adj</i> consummate

consummation, consummationes
<i>n</i> consummation (= completion, fulfillment)

consummator, consummatores
<i>n</i> consummator

consumo, consumos
<i>n</i> consumption (= process of consuming; <i>also:</i> the amount consumed)

consumpt
<b>consumpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>consumer</b>

consumption, consumptiones
<i>n</i> consumption (1. act of consuming; 2. [Pathol.])

consumptive, consumptivemente, consumptives
<i>adj</i> consumptive

cont
<b>cont-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contra-</b>

contabile, contabilemente, contabiles
<i>adj</i> bookkeeping, accounting;<br><b>experto contabile</b> accountant <hr><i>n</i> accountant

contabilitate, contabilitates
<i>n</i> bookkeeping, accountancy

contact
<b>contact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>continger</b>

contacto, contactos
<i>n</i> contact;<br><b>in contacto</b> in contact, in touch

contagion, contagiones
<i>n</i> contagion (= transmission of a disease by contact)

contagiose, contagiosemente, contagioses
<i>adj</i> contagious

contal, contales, contalmente
<i>adj</i> of an earl or count, comital

contaminabile, contaminabilemente, contaminabiles
<i>adj</i> contaminable

contaminar, contamina, contaminante, contaminara, contaminarea, contaminate, contaminava
<i>v</i> to contaminate

contamination, contaminationes
<i>n</i> contamination (= act of contaminating)

contaminator, contaminatores
<i>n</i> contaminator

contante, contantemente, contantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>contar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> -;<br><b>moneta contante</b> cash, ready money

contar, conta, contante, contara, contarea, contate, contava
<i>v</i> 1. to count; 2. to tell, relate;<br><b>contar super</b> to count on

contato, contatos
<i>n</i> county, earldom

contator, contatores
<i>n</i> 1. counter (= person or thing that counts); 2. meter (for gas, electricity, etc.);<br><b>contator Geiger</b> [Atomic Phys.] Geiger counter

conte, contes
<i>n</i> earl, count

contemner, contemne, contemnente, contemnera, contemnerea, contemneva, contemnite, contempte
<b>[-temn-/-tempt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to view with contempt, contemn

contemplar, contempla, contemplante, contemplara, contemplarea, contemplate, contemplava
<i>v</i> to contemplate (= to gaze upon or view thoughtfully)

contemplation, contemplationes
<i>n</i> contemplation (1. act of gazing upon or viewing thoughtfully; 2. meditation on spiritual things)

contemplative, contemplativemente, contemplatives
<i>adj</i> contemplative

contemplator, contemplatores
<i>n</i> contemplator

contemporanee, contemporaneemente, contemporanees
<i>adj</i> contemporaneous, contemporary

contemporaneitate, contemporaneitates
<i>n</i> contemporaneousness

contemporaneo, contemporaneos
<i>n</i> contemporary

contempt
<b>contempt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contemner</b>

contemptibile, contemptibilemente, contemptibiles
<i>adj</i> contemptible

contempto, contemptos
<i>n</i> contempt

contemptor, contemptores
<i>n</i> contemner, despiser

contemptuose, contemptuosemente, contemptuoses
<i>adj</i> contemptuous

contendente, contendentes
<i>n</i> contester, contender

contender, contende, contendente, contendera, contenderea, contendeva, contendite, contente
<b>[-tend-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to contend (= to fight, struggle, dispute, etc.)

contenditor, contenditores
<i>n</i> contester, contender

content
<b>content-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contender; continer</b>

contentabile, contentabilemente, contentabiles
<i>adj</i> contentable (= easily contented)

contentamento, contentamentos
<i>n</i> contentment, content

contentar, contenta, contentante, contentara, contentarea, contentate, contentava
<i>v</i> to content;<br><b>contentar se de</b> or <b>con</b> to be content with

contente, contentemente, contentes
<i>adj</i> content, contented;<br><b>contente de</b> satisfied with

contention, contentiones
<i>n</i> 1. exertion (of faculties); 2. contention (= act of arguing, disputing)

contentiose, contentiosemente, contentioses
<i>adj</i> contentious (1. quarrelsome, fond of arguing; 2. involving contention in a dispute)

contento, contentos
<i>n</i> content, contents<hr><i>n</i> content, contentment

conter
<b>conter- [-ter-/-trit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

contermine, conterminemente, contermines
<i>adj</i> conterminous, bordering

contessa, contessas
<i>n</i> countess

contestabile, contestabilemente, contestabiles
<i>adj</i> contestable

contestante, contestantes
<i>n</i> contestant (as in "the contestant of a will")

contestar, contesta, contestante, contestara, contestarea, contestate, contestava
<i>v</i> to contest (= to call in question)

contestation, contestationes
<i>n</i> 1. contestation; 2. controversy, contest

contexer, contexe, contexente, contexera, contexerea, contexeva, contexite, contexte
<b>[-tex-/-text-]</b><br><i>v</i> to interweave

context
<b>context-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contexer</b>

contexto, contextos
<i>n</i> context

contextura, contexturas
<i>n</i> contexture

contigue, contiguemente, contigues
<i>adj</i> contiguous, adjoining

contiguitate, contiguitates
<i>n</i> contiguity

continental, continentales, continentalmente
<i>adj</i> continental (= pertaining to, or characteristic of, a continent)

continente, continentemente, continentes
<i>adj</i> 1. continent; 2. not intermittent<hr><i>n</i> continent (= one of the six great masses of land on the earth)

continentia, continentias
<i>n</i> continence

continer, contente, contine, continente, continera, continerea, contineva, continite
<b>[-tin-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to contain (= to hold, comprise); 2. to control, restrain;<br><b>continer se</b> to contain oneself

contingente, contingentemente, contingentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>continger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> contingent (= of uncertain occurrence)<hr><i>n</i> contingent (1. accidental or unexpected event; 2. share, quota)

contingentia, contingentias
<i>n</i> contingency (1. quality of being contingent or accidental; 2. accidental or unexpected event)

continger, contacte, continge, contingente, contingera, contingerea, contingeva, contingite
<b>[-ting-/-tact-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to touch, be in contact with; 2. to happen (accidentally)

continuabile, continuabilemente, continuabiles
<i>adj</i> continuable

continuar, continua, continuante, continuara, continuarea, continuate, continuava
<i>v</i> to continue;<br><b>continuar a facer un cosa</b> to continue to do something

continuation, continuationes
<i>n</i> continuation

continuative, continuativemente, continuatives
<i>adj</i> continuative (= expressing or making for continuity)

continuator, continuatores
<i>n</i> continuator, continuer

continue, continuemente, continues
<i>adj</i> continuous;<br><b>currente continue</b> [Elec.] continuous current;<br><b>febre continue</b> continued fever;<br><b>fraction continue</b> [Math.] continued fraction

continuitate, continuitates
<i>n</i> continuity (1. continuousness; 2. continuum);<br><b>solution de continuitate</b> solution of continuity (1. [Med.]; 2. interruption)

conto, contos
<i>n</i> I. account (1. calculation; 2. [Com.]); II. story, tale;<br><b>conto currente</b> current account;<br><b>dar conto de</b> to account for;<br><b>a conto</b> [Com.] on account;<br><b>a conto de</b> [Com.] to the account of

contornar, contorna, contornante, contornara, contornarea, contornate, contornava
<i>v</i> 1. to round; to go, move, or pass around; 2. to outline (= to trace the outline or contour of)

contorno, contornos
<i>n</i> contour

contorquer, contorque, contorquente, contorquera, contorquerea, contorqueva, contorquite, contorte
<b>[-torqu-/-tort-]</b><br><i>v</i> to contort;<br><b>contorquer se</b> to writhe (as in "to writhe in agony")

contort
<b>contort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contorquer</b>

contortion, contortiones
<i>n</i> contortion, twisting

contra, contras
I. <i>prep</i> 1. opposite, facing; 2. against; II. <i>adv</i> 1. opposite, facing, etc.; 2. on the contrary <hr><i>n</i> [Fencing] counter<hr><b>contra-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> contra-, counter- (= against, opposing)

contrabalancia, contrabalancias
<i>n</i> counterbalance

contrabalanciar, contrabalancia, contrabalanciante, contrabalanciara, contrabalanciarea, contrabalanciate, contrabalanciava
<i>v</i> to counterbalance

contrabandar, contrabanda, contrabandante, contrabandara, contrabandarea, contrabandate, contrabandava
<i>v</i> 1. to trade in contraband; 2. to smuggle (= to practice smuggling)

contrabandero, contrabanderos
<i>n</i> 1. contrabandist; 2. smuggler

contrabando, contrabandos
<i>n</i> contraband (1. smuggling; 2. smuggled goods);<br><b>facer (le) contrabando</b> to smuggle (= to practice smuggling);<br><b>contrabando de guerra</b> contraband of war

contrabasso, contrabassos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] double bass, contrabass

contract
<b>contract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contraher</b>

contractante, contractantemente, contractantes
<i>adj/n</i> contracting (party)

contractar, contracta, contractante, contractara, contractarea, contractate, contractava
<i>v</i> to contract (= to enter into a contract)

contractile, contractilemente, contractiles
<i>adj</i> contractile

contractilitate, contractilitates
<i>n</i> contractility

contraction, contractiones
<i>n</i> contraction (1. shortening; shrinkage; 2. as in "contraction of marriage"; 3. as in "contraction of a debt or disease")

contractive, contractivemente, contractives
<i>adj</i> contractive

contracto, contractos
<i>n</i> contract

contractual, contractuales, contractualmente
<i>adj</i> contractual

contractura, contracturas
<i>n</i> [Med.] contracture

contradansa, contradansas
<i>n</i> contredance

contradicer, contradice, contradicente, contradicera, contradicerea, contradiceva, contradicite, contradicte
<b>[-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to contradict

contradict
<b>contradict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contradicer</b>

contradiction, contradictiones
<i>n</i> contradiction (1. act of contradicting; 2. inconsistency);<br><b>spirito de contradiction</b> spirit of contradiction;<br><b>esser in contradiction con</b> to be at variance with

contradictor, contradictores
<i>n</i> gainsayer, contradicter, contradictor

contradictori, contradictorimente, contradictoris
<i>adj</i> contradictory, contradicting;<br><b>(judicio) contradictori</b> (judgment) after the hearing of all parties concerned

contrafacer, contraface, contrafacente, contrafacera, contrafacerea, contrafaceva, contrafacite, contrafacte
<b>[-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to counterfeit (1. to feign, imitate, mimic; 2. to forge)

contrafact
<b>contrafact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contrafacer</b>

contrafacte, contrafactemente, contrafactes
<i>adj</i> 1. counterfeit, forged; 2. deformed, misshapen

contrafaction, contrafactiones
<i>n</i> forgery (1. counterfeiting; 2. counterfeit)

contrafactor, contrafactores
<i>n</i> counterfeiter; forger

contraforte, contrafortes
<i>n</i> [Arch.] buttress

contrafuga, contrafugas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] counterfugue

contrahente, contrahentes
<i>n</i> contracting party

contraher, contracte, contrahe, contrahente, contrahera, contraherea, contraheva, contrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to contract (1. to draw together, make smaller or narrower; 2. to enter into with mutual obligations; 3. to incur, acquire);<br><b>contraher matrimonio</b> to contract marriage or matrimony;<br><b>contraher se</b> to contract, shrink

contralto, contraltos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] contralto

contramandar, contramanda, contramandante, contramandara, contramandarea, contramandate, contramandava
<i>v</i> to countermand (= to cancel by giving a contrary order)

contramarca, contramarcas
<i>n</i> countermark, counterstamp

contramarcar, contramarca, contramarcante, contramarcara, contramarcarea, contramarcate, contramarcava
<i>v</i> to countermark, counterstamp

contramarcha, contramarchas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] countermarch

contramarchar, contramarcha, contramarchante, contramarchara, contramarcharea, contramarchate, contramarchava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to countermarch

contraoffensiva, contraoffensivas
<i>n</i> counteroffensive

contraordine, contraordines
<i>n</i> countermand, counterorder

contrapesar, contrapesa, contrapesante, contrapesara, contrapesarea, contrapesate, contrapesava
<i>v</i> to counterbalance, counterpoise

contrapeso, contrapesos
<i>n</i> counterbalance; counterpoise; counterweight

contraponer, contrapone, contraponente, contraponera, contraponerea, contraponeva, contraponite, contraposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to set over against, oppose

contraposit
<b>contraposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contraponer</b>

contraposition, contrapositiones
<i>n</i> contraposition, antithesis

contrapunctista, contrapunctistas
<i>n</i> contrapuntist

contrapunctistic, contrapunctisticamente, contrapunctistiches
<i>adj</i> contrapuntal

contrapuncto, contrapunctos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] counterpoint

contrarevolution, contrarevolutiones
<i>n</i> counterrevolution

contrari, contrarimente, contraris
<i>adj</i> contrary (= opposed in situation, direction, aim, etc.)

contrariar, contraria, contrariante, contrariara, contrariarea, contrariate, contrariava
<i>v</i> to thwart, oppose, run counter to

contrarietate, contrarietates
<i>n</i> l . contrariety; 2. adversity, mishap

contrario, contrarios
<i>n</i> contrary;<br><b>al contrario</b> on the contrary

contraronda, contrarondas
<i>n</i> counterround

contrascarpa, contrascarpas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] counterscarp

contrasenso, contrasensos
<i>n</i> misconception, misinterpretation

contrasignar, contrasigna, contrasignante, contrasignara, contrasignarea, contrasignate, contrasignava
<i>v</i> to countersign

contrasigno, contrasignos
<i>n</i> countersign (= watchword, password)

contraspionage, contraspionages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> counterespionage

contrastar, contrasta, contrastante, contrastara, contrastarea, contrastate, contrastava
<i>v</i> to contrast (= to form a contrast)

contrasto, contrastos
<i>n</i> contrast

contratempore, contratempores
<i>n</i> 1. mishap; 2. [Mus.] syncopation (= rhythm in syncopated time);<br><b>a contratempore</b> at the wrong moment

contravallation, contravallationes
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] contravallation

contraveneno, contravenenos
<i>n</i> antidote; <i>also:</i> counterpoison

contravenir, contraveni, contraveniente, contravenira, contravenirea, contravenite, contraveniva, contravente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> -;<br><b>contravenir a</b> to contravene (= to act contrary to)

contravent
<b>contravent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contravenir</b>

contravention, contraventiones
<i>n</i> contravention

contraventor, contraventores
<i>n</i> contravener

contravisita, contravisitas
<b>(-v-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Admin., Mil., etc.] check inspection

contribuente, contribuentes
<i>n</i> contributor (= one who contributes)

contribuer, contribue, contribuente, contribuera, contribuerea, contribueva, contribuite, contribute
<b>[-tribu-/-tribut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to contribute (= to furnish as a share);<br><b>contribuer a</b> to contribute to

contribut
<b>contribut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contribuer</b>

contribution, contributiones
<i>n</i> contribution (1. money, help, etc., contributed; 2. tax, levy)

contributive, contributivemente, contributives
<i>adj</i> contributive

contristar, contrista, contristante, contristara, contristarea, contristate, contristava
<i>v</i> to sadden, make sad

contrit
<b>contrit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conter-</b>

contrite, contritemente, contrites
<i>adj</i> contrite

contrition, contritiones
<i>n</i> contrition

controlar, controla, controlante, controlara, controlarea, controlate, controlava
<i>v</i> to check, verify, <i>also:</i> to control, have or keep under control

controlator, controlatores
<i>n</i> examiner, inspector, etc. (= person who checks or verifies); <i>also:</i> controller, comptroller

controlo, controlos
<i>n</i> (act of) checking, verifying; <i>also:</i> control, check

controvers
<b>controvers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>controverter</b>

controverse, controversemente, controverses
<i>adj</i> controversial

controversia, controversias
<i>n</i> controversy

controversista, controversistas
<i>n</i> controversialist

controverter, controverse, controverte, controvertente, controvertera, controverterea, controverteva, controvertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to controvert

controvertibile, controvertibilemente, controvertibiles
<i>adj</i> controvertible, controversial

contumace, contumacemente, contumaces
<i>adj</i> contumacious

contumacia, contumacias
<i>n</i> contumacy (1. pertinacious resistance to authority; 2. wilful disobedience to the summons or order of a court);<br><b>(sententia) in contumacia</b> (judgment) by default, <i>in contumaciam</i>

contunder, contunde, contundente, contundera, contunderea, contundeva, contundite, contuse
<b>[-tund-/-tus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to contuse, bruise

contus
<b>contus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>contunder</b>

contusion, contusiones
<i>n</i> contusion, bruise

convalescente, convalescentemente, convalescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>convalescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> convalescent<hr><i>n</i> convalescent

convalescentia, convalescentias
<i>n</i> convalescence

convalescer, convalesce, convalescente, convalescera, convalescerea, convalesceva, convalescite
<i>v</i> to convalesce

conveller, convelle, convellente, convellera, convellerea, convelleva, convellite, convulse
<b>[-vell-/-vuls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to convulse

convenibile, convenibilemente, convenibiles
<i>adj</i> suitable, fit

conveniente, convenientemente, convenientes
<i>adj</i> proper, decent

convenientia, convenientias
<i>n</i> 1. suitability, convenience; 2. propriety (= correctness of behavior);<br><b>maritage de convenientia</b> marriage of convenience

convenir, conveni, conveniente, convenira, convenirea, convenite, conveniva, convente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to convene, come together; 2. to agree (= to come to an agreement); 3. to suit (= to be fitting);<br><b>il conveni de (facer lo)</b> it is fitting, advisable, to (do it)

convent
<b>convent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>convenir</b>

conventiculo, conventiculos
<i>n</i> conventicle

convention, conventiones
<i>n</i> convention (1. assembly; 2. agreement 3. conventional custom)

conventional, conventionales, conventionalmente
<i>adj</i> conventional

conventionalismo, conventionalismos
<i>n</i> conventionalism

conventionalista, conventionalistas
<i>n</i> conventionalist

convento, conventos
<i>n</i> convent

conventu
<b>conventu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>convento</b>

conventual, conventuales, conventualmente
<i>adj</i> conventual

convergente, convergentemente, convergentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>converger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> convergent

convergentia, convergentias
<i>n</i> convergence, convergency (= process or fact of converging)

converger, converge, convergente, convergera, convergerea, convergeva, convergite
<i>v</i> to converge (= to tend to come together in a point)

convers
<b>convers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>converter</b>

conversabile, conversabilemente, conversabiles
<i>adj</i> conversable (= sociable, affable)

conversar, conversa, conversante, conversara, conversarea, conversate, conversava
<i>v</i> to converse

conversation, conversationes
<i>n</i> conversation

conversion, conversiones
<i>n</i> I. conversion (1. change, transmutation; 2. change to another religion, belief, opinion, etc.); II. [Mil.] wheel

converso, conversos
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] lay brother; 2. convert

converter, converse, converte, convertente, convertera, converterea, converteva, convertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to convert (1. to change, transmute; 2. to change to another religion, belief, opinion, etc.)

convertibile, convertibilemente, convertibiles
<i>adj</i> convertible

convertibilitate, convertibilitates
<i>n</i> convertibility

convertimento, convertimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) converting, conversion

convexe, convexemente, convexes
<i>adj</i> convex

convexitate, convexitates
<i>n</i> convexity

conviar, convia, conviante, conviara, conviarea, conviate, conviava
<i>v</i> to convoy

convict
<b>convict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>convincer</b>

conviction, convictiones
<i>n</i> conviction (= settled belief)

convicto, convictos
<i>n</i> (one) condemned, convicted; <i>also:</i> convict

convincer, convicte, convince, convincente, convincera, convincerea, convinceva, convincite
<b>[-vinc-/-vict-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to convince; 2. to convict (= to prove guilty)

convincimento, convincimentos
<i>n</i> convincement

convio, convios
<b>(-vo)</b><br><i>n</i> convoy (1. act of convoying; 2. protecting escort; 3. convoyed vessel, fleet, train, party, etc.)

convitar, convita, convitante, convitara, convitarea, convitate, convitava
<i>v</i> 1. to invite; 2. to incite, spur

convitato, convitatos
<i>n</i> (invited) guest

conviva, convivas
<i>n</i> table companion

convival, convivales, convivalmente
<i>adj</i> convivial

conviver, convive, convivente, convivera, conviverea, conviveva, convivite
<i>v</i> to live together

convocar, convoca, convocante, convocara, convocarea, convocate, convocava
<i>v</i> to convoke, call together

convocation, convocationes
<i>n</i> convocation (= action of convoking or calling together)

convocator, convocatores
<i>n</i> convoker

convolut
<b>convolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>convolver</b>

convolute, convolutemente, convolutes
<i>adj</i> convolute

convolver, convolute, convolve, convolvente, convolvera, convolverea, convolveva, convolvite
<b>[-volv-/-volut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to convolve, convolute

convolvulaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Convolvulaceae

convolvulacee, convolvulaceemente, convolvulacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] convolvulaceous

convolvulo, convolvulos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] convolvulus; <i>also:</i> morning-glory

convoyar, convoya, convoyante, convoyara, convoyarea, convoyate, convoyava
<i>v</i> [Mil.] to convoy

convoyo, convoyos
<b>(-v-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] convoy; 2. [R.R.] train;<br><b>convoyo funebre</b> funeral procession

convuls
<b>convuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>conveller</b>

convulse, convulsemente, convulses
<i>adj</i> convulsed

convulsion, convulsiones
<i>n</i> convulsion;<br><b>convulsiones</b> convulsions, spasm

convulsionari, convulsionarimente, convulsionaris
<i>adj</i> convulsionary, convulsive

convulsionario, convulsionarios
<i>n</i> [Relig.] Convulsionary

convulsive, convulsivemente, convulsives
<i>adj</i> convulsive

coolie, coolies
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> coolie

cooperar, coopera, cooperante, cooperara, cooperarea, cooperate, cooperava
<i>v</i> to co-operate

cooperation, cooperationes
<i>n</i> co-operation (= act of cooperating)

cooperativa, cooperativas
<i>n</i> co-operative

cooperative, cooperativemente, cooperatives
<i>adj</i> co-operative (= willing to co-operate)

cooperator, cooperatores
<i>n</i> co-operator

cooptar, coopta, cooptante, cooptara, cooptarea, cooptate, cooptava
<i>v</i> to coopt

cooptation, cooptationes
<i>n</i> cooption, cooptation

coordinar, coordina, coordinante, coordinara, coordinarea, coordinate, coordinava
<i>v</i> to coordinate

coordinatas
<i>npl</i> [Math.] coordinates

coordinate, coordinatemente, coordinates
<i>adj</i> coordinated;<br><b>propositiones coordinate</b> coordinate clauses

coordination, coordinationes
<i>n</i> coordination

coordinator, coordinatores
<i>n</i> coordinator

copenhagen
<b>Copenhagen (-h-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Copenhagen

coperculo, coperculos
<i>n</i> cover, lid

coperifoco, coperifocos
<b>coperifoco</b><br><i>n</i> curfew

coperilecto, coperilectos
<b>coperilecto</b><br><i>n</i> coverlet, bedspread, counterpane

coperir, coperi, coperiente, coperira, coperirea, coperite, coperiva, coperte
<b>[-per-/-pert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cover (1. to place or spread something on or over; 2. [Breeding]);<br><b>coperir un foco</b> to cover or bank a fire;<br><b>coperir (le expensas, etc.)</b> to cover (the expenses, etc.)

copernican, copernicanes, copernicanmente
<i>adj</i> Copernican

copernico, nicolaus copernico, copernicus, nikolaus copernicus
<B>Copernico, Nicolaus (-pr-, -lus)</B><BR><I>npr</I> Nikolaus Copernicus [1473-1543; Polish astronomer]

copert
<b>copert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>coperir</b>

coperto, copertos
<i>n</i> table china and silver; cover (as in "cover charge")

copertor, copertores
<i>n</i> 1. coverer; 2. studhorse, stud ram, etc.

copertura, coperturas
<i>n</i> cover;<br><b>copertura (de lana, etc.)</b> (woolen, etc.) blanket;<br><b>copertura de lecto</b> bedspread

copia, copias
<i>n</i> 1. plenty, abundance, copiousness; 2. copy (= reproduction); 3. [Photog.] print

copiar, copia, copiante, copiara, copiarea, copiate, copiava
<i>v</i> 1. to copy; 2. [Photog.] to print

copiator, copiatores
<i>n</i> copier

copiose, copiosemente, copioses
<i>adj</i> copious (= plentiful)

copiositate, copiositates
<i>n</i> abundance, copiousness

copista, copistas
<i>n</i> copyist

coproprietario, coproprietarios
<i>n</i> co-owner, coproprietor

coproprietate, coproprietates
<i>n</i> co-ownership, coproprietorship

copula, copulas
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. [Gram.] copula; II. copulation (= sexual union); III. couple (1. pair; 2. [Mech.])

copular, copula, copulante, copulara, copularea, copulate, copulava
<i>v</i> 1. to join, unite (= to bring or put together); 2. to mate (= to bring together for breeding);<br><b>copular se</b> to copulate, mate

copulation, copulationes
<i>n</i> copulation (= sexual union)

copulative, copulativemente, copulatives
<i>adj</i> 1. connective; 2. [Gram.] copulative

copyright, copyrights
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> copyright

coquetta, coquettas
<i>n</i> coquette

coquettar, coquetta, coquettante, coquettara, coquettarea, coquettate, coquettava
<i>v</i> to coquet, coquette

coquette, coquettemente, coquettes
<i>adj</i> coquet, coquettish

coquetteria, coquetterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> coquetry

cor
<b>cor-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>con-</b>

corac
<b>corac-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] coraco- (= crow, raven)

corage, corages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> courage

coragiose, coragiosemente, coragioses
<b>(-jo-)</b><br><i>adj</i> courageous

corallero, coralleros
<i>n</i> coral grinder

coralliforme, coralliformes
<b>coralliforme</b><br><i>n</i> coralliform

corallin, corallines, corallinmente
<i>adj</i> coralline

corallina, corallinas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] coralline

corallo, corallos
<i>n</i> coral

coram
<b>[coram] (c-)</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> in one's presence, openly, publicly; 2. <i>prep</i> in the presence of

corbata, corbatas
<i>n</i> basket (= basketful)

corbe, corbes
<i>n</i> basket;<br><b>corbe de papiro</b> waste-basket

corberia, corberias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> basketry

corbero, corberos
<i>n</i> basketmaker

corbetta, corbettas
<i>n</i> small basket

corcar, corca, corcante, corcara, corcarea, corcate, corcava
<i>v</i> to cork (as in "to cork a bottle")

corco, corcos
<i>n</i> cork (1. bark of the cork oak; 2. cork stopper)

corda, cordas
<i>n</i> cord, rope, etc.; <i>also:</i> twine, string, etc.

cordage, cordages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] cordage

cordar, corda, cordante, cordara, cordarea, cordate, cordava
<i>v</i> to cord (1. as in "to cord a fabric"; 2. to bind with cords)

corde, cordes
<i>n</i> heart; <i>also:</i> [Cards] heart, card of the suit of hearts;<br><b>al fundo del corde</b> at the bottom of one's heart;<br><b>corde (de un malo, etc.)</b> heart or core (of an apple, etc.);<br><b>de bon corde</b> gladly, willingly;<br><b>de tote (le) corde</b> wholeheartedly

cordi
<b>cordi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corde</b>

cordial, cordiales, cordialmente
<i>adj</i> cordial (1. hearty, friendly; 2. stimulating) <hr><i>n</i> cordial (= stimulating beverage)

cordialitate, cordialitates
<i>n</i> cordiality

cordiforme, cordiformemente, cordiformes
<b>cordiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> heart-shaped, cordiform

cordillera, cordilleras
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> cordillera (= mountain range);<br><b>Cordillera del Andes</b> Cordillera of the Andes;<br><b>Cordilleras</b> Cordilleras

cordon, cordones
<i>n</i> I. (small) cord; II. cordon (1. small braid worn as an ornament or badge; 2. [Mil.]); III. lace, string (as in "shoe lace", "corset string," etc.);<br><b>cordon sanitari</b> sanitary cordon;<br><b>cordon umbilical</b> navel string, umbilical cord

cordova
<b>Cordova (cr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Cordova

cordovan, cordovanes, cordovanmente
<i>adj</i> 1. Cordovan (= pertaining to Cordova); 2. cordovan (= made of cordovan leather)

cordovano, cordovanos
<i>n</i> 1. Cordovan (= native of Cordova); 2. cordovan (leather)

corea
<b>Corea (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Korea

corean, coreanes, coreanmente
<i>adj</i> Korean

coreano, coreanos
<i>n</i> Korean (1. Korean person; 2. Korean language)

coriacee, coriaceemente, coriacees
<i>adj</i> coriaceous

corinthie, corinthiemente, corinthies
<i>adj</i> Corinthian

corinthio, corinthios
<i>n</i> Corinthian;<br><b>Epistolas al Corinthios</b> Epistles to the Corinthians

corintho
<b>Corintho</b><br><i>npr</i> Corinth;<br><b>uva de Corintho</b> currant (= small seedless raisin used in cooking)

corio, corios
<i>n</i> leather;<br><b>corio capillute</b> scalp;<br><b>corio vernissate</b> patent leather

cornalina, cornalinas
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] cornelian

cornamusa, cornamusas
<i>n</i> bagpipe(s)

cornar, corna, cornante, cornara, cornarea, cornate, cornava
<i>v</i> I. to sound a horn; II. to horn (1. to furnish with horns; 2. to gore with the horns)

cornea, corneas
<i>n</i> cornea

cornee, corneemente, cornees
<i>adj</i> horny

cornetta, cornettas
<i>n</i> I. small horn, trumpet; II. cornet (1. [Mus.]; 2. [Mil.]; 3. [Naut.] burgee); III. standard (of cavalry)

cornettista, cornettistas
<i>n</i> cornettist

cornice, cornices
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] crow <hr><i>n</i> [Arch.] cornice

cornichon, cornichons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> gherkin

cornicula, corniculas
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] crow

corno, cornos
<i>n</i> horn (1. "horn of cattle, sheep, goats, etc."; 2. material of which horns are composed; 3. [Entom.] feeler, antenna; 4. [Mus.]);<br><b>portar cornos</b> to be a cuckold;<br><b>corno de chassa</b> hunting horn;<br><b>corno anglese</b> [Mus.] English horn;<br><b>corno del abundantia</b> cornucopia, horn of plenty

cornu
<b>cornu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corno</b>

cornucopia, cornucopias
<b>cornucopia</b><br><i>n</i> cornucopia

cornute, cornutemente, cornutes
<i>adj</i> horned;<br><b>argumento cornute</b> (sophistical) dilemma

corolla, corollas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] corolla

corollario, corollarios
<i>n</i> [Logic, Math.] corollary

corollate, corollatemente, corollates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] corollate, corollated

corollifere, corolliferemente, corolliferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] corolliferous

corolliforme, corolliformemente, corolliformes
<b>corolliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] corolliform

corona, coronas
<i>n</i> 1. wreath; 2. crown; 3. [Fin.] crown, krone, etc.; 4. [Astron.] corona; 5. [Veter.] coronet

coronal, coronales, coronalmente
<i>adj</i> coronal (1. crown; 2. [Anat.]);<br><b>osso coronal</b> frontal bone

coronamento, coronamentos
<i>n</i> coronation

coronar, corona, coronante, coronara, coronarea, coronate, coronava
<i>v</i> to crown

coronari, coronarimente, coronaris
<i>adj</i> crown, coronary;<br><b>venas coronari</b> coronary veins

coronation, coronationes
<i>n</i> coronation

corp
<b>corp-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corpore</b>

corporal, corporales, corporalmente
<i>adj</i> corporal, bodily

corporalitate, corporalitates
<i>n</i> corporality, corporeality

corporar, corpora, corporante, corporara, corporarea, corporate, corporava
<i>v</i> to form into a body

corporation, corporationes
<i>n</i> corporation, guild

corporative, corporativemente, corporatives
<i>adj</i> corporate, corporative

corporatura, corporaturas
<i>n</i> build, frame

corpore, corpores
<i>n</i> body (1. as in "body and soul"; 2. "body of a garment"; 3. matter, substance; 4. group, corps; <i>also:</i> collection, corpus);<br><b>(luctar) corpore a corpore</b> (to fight) hand to hand;<br><b>in corpore</b> in a body all together;<br><b>corpore (del nave)</b> (ship's) hull

corporee, corporeemente, corporees
<i>adj</i> corporeal (1. material; 2. corporal, bodily)

corporeitate, corporeitates
<i>n</i> corporeity

corps, corpss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] corps;<br><b>corps de armea</b> [Mil.] army corps

corpulente, corpulentemente, corpulentes
<i>adj</i> corpulent

corpulentia, corpulentias
<i>n</i> corpulence

corpus
<b>corpus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corpore</b>

corpus delicti
[L] [Law] <i>corpus delicti</i>

corpuscular, corpusculares, corpuscularmente
<i>adj</i> corpuscular

corpusculo, corpusculos
<i>n</i> corpuscle

correct
<b>correct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corriger</b>

correcte, correctemente, correctes
<i>adj</i> correct (1. proper; 2. right, accurate)

correctessa, correctessas
<i>n</i> correctness

correction, correctiones
<i>n</i> correction (1. action of setting right; 2. rebuke, punishment);<br><b>domo de correction</b> reformatory

correctional, correctionales, correctionalmente
<i>adj</i> correctional (as in "correctional institutions")

corrective, correctivemente, correctives
<i>adj</i> corrective

correctivo, correctivos
<i>n</i> corrective

corrector, correctores
<i>n</i> 1. corrector; 2. proofreader

correctori, correctorimente, correctoris
<i>adj</i> correctory, corrective

corregia, corregias
<i>n</i> strap (= band, thong)

correlatar, correlata, correlatante, correlatara, correlatarea, correlatate, correlatava
<i>v</i> to correlate

correlation, correlationes
<i>n</i> correlation

correlative, correlativemente, correlatives
<i>adj</i> correlative

correligionario, correligionarios
<i>n</i> co-religionist

correspondente, correspondentemente, correspondentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>corresponder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> correspondent, corresponding<hr><i>n</i> correspondent

correspondentia, correspondentias
<i>n</i> correspondence (1. conformity; 2. exchange of letters; 3. letters, mail)

corresponder, corresponde, correspondente, correspondera, corresponderea, correspondeva, correspondite
<i>v</i> I. to correspond (1. to be in conformity; 2. to communicate by exchange of letters); II. to respond (= to react sympathetically);<br><b>corresponder a</b> to correspond to or with

corridor, corridores
<i>n</i> corridor, hallway

corriger, corrige, corrigente, corrigera, corrigerea, corrigeva, corrigite
<b>(-rig-/-rect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to correct (1. to set right; 2. to chastise);<br><b>corriger se</b> to reform (= to become better)

corrigibile, corrigibilemente, corrigibiles
<i>adj</i> corrigible (= capable of being set right or reformed)

corroborante, corroborantes
<i>n</i> corroborant (= strengthproducing medicine)

corroborar, corrobora, corroborante, corroborara, corroborarea, corroborate, corroborava
<i>v</i> 1. to strengthen, make strong; 2. to corroborate

corroboration, corroborationes
<i>n</i> 1. act of strengthening or making strong; 2. corroboration

corroborative, corroborativemente, corroboratives
<i>adj</i> 1. strengthening, making strong; 2. corroborative

corroder, corrode, corrodente, corrodera, corroderea, corrodeva, corrodite, corrose
<b>[-rod-/-ros-]</b><br><i>v</i> to corrode (= to eat away gradually)

corros
<b>corros-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corroder</b>

corrosion, corrosiones
<i>n</i> corrosion

corrosive, corrosivemente, corrosives
<i>adj</i> corrosive

corrugar, corruga, corrugante, corrugara, corrugarea, corrugate, corrugava
<i>v</i> to wrinkle (up), corrugate; <i>also:</i> to crease, crumple, etc.

corrugation, corrugationes
<i>n</i> corrugation

corrumper, corrumpe, corrumpente, corrumpera, corrumperea, corrumpeva, corrumpite, corrupte
<b>[-rump-/-rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to rot, cause to decay; II. to corrupt (1. to make evil or wicked; 2. to bribe; 3. to make incorrect, falsify)

corrupt
<b>corrupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>corrumper</b>

corrupte, corruptemente, corruptes
<i>adj</i> 1. rotten, decayed, tainted, infeeted, etc; 2. corrupt

corruptibile, corruptibilemente, corruptibiles
<i>adj</i> 1. perishable, subject to decay; 2. corruptible

corruptibilitate, corruptibilitates
<i>n</i> corruptibility

corruption, corruptiones
<i>n</i> I. decay, taint, etc.; II. corruption (1. depravity; 2. bribery; 3. as in "corruption of a text or of a style")

corruptor, corruptores
<i>n</i> corrupter

corsage, corsages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> bodice, corsage

corset, corsets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> corset, girdle

corsetero, corseteros
<i>n</i> corset maker

corte, cortes
<i>n</i> court (1. courtyard; 2. "court of a sovereign"; 3. [Law]; 4. courtship, wooing;<br><b>corte de appello</b> court of appeal;<br><b>facer le corte a (un prince)</b> to pay one's court or homage to (a sovereign);<br><b>facer le corte a (un dama)</b> to court, woo, pay attention to (a young lady);<br><b>corte de recreation</b> playground

cortes
<b>[H]</b><br><i>npl</i> Cortes

cortesana, cortesanas
<i>n</i> courtesan

cortesano, cortesanos
<i>n</i> courtier

cortesar, cortesa, cortesante, cortesara, cortesarea, cortesate, cortesava
<i>v</i> to court (1. try to gain the favor of by attention or flattery; 2. to woo)

cortese, cortesemente, corteses
<i>adj</i> courteous

cortesia, cortesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> courtesy (= graceful politeness)

cortical, corticales, corticalmente
<i>adj</i> cortical

cortice, cortices
<b>(cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] bark; 2. [Anat.] cortex

corticose, corticosemente, corticoses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] corticate, corticose

cortina, cortinas
<i>n</i> curtain (1. as in "window curtain," "bed curtain"; 2. [Fortif.])

cortinar, cortina, cortinante, cortinara, cortinarea, cortinate, cortinava
<i>v</i> [Fortif.] to encurtain

corvetta, corvettas
<i>n</i> corvette

corvin, corvines, corvinmente
<i>adj</i> corvine;<br><b>nigre corvin</b> raven black

corvo, corvos
<i>n</i> raven; crow;<br><b>Corvo</b> [Astron.] Corvus;<br><b>corvo marin</b> cormorant

cosa, cosas
<i>n</i> thing;<br><b>alicun cosa</b> something, anything

cosecante, cosecantes
<i>n</i> [Trig.] cosecant

cosina, cosinas
<i>n</i> cousin (= daughter of one's uncle or aunt)

cosino, cosinos
<i>n</i> cousin (= son of one's uncle or aunt)

cosinus, cosinuses
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Math.] cosine

cosmetic, cosmeticamente, cosmetiches
<i>adj</i> cosmetic

cosmetica, cosmeticas
<i>n</i> cosmetics

cosmetico, cosmeticos
<i>n</i> cosmetic

cosmic, cosmicamente, cosmiches
<i>adj</i> cosmic (= relating to the universe)

cosmo, cosmos
<i>n</i> cosmos (1. universe; 2. orderly whole)

cosmogonia, cosmogonias
<b>cosmogonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cosmogony (= theory of the generation of the universe)

cosmogonic, cosmogonicamente, cosmogoniches
<i>adj</i> cosmogonal, cosmogonic

cosmographia, cosmographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cosmography (= description of the universe or of the earth)

cosmographic, cosmographicamente, cosmographiches
<i>adj</i> cosmographic, cosmographical

cosmographo, cosmographos
<b>cosmographo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> cosmographer

cosmologia, cosmologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cosmology

cosmologic, cosmologicamente, cosmologiches
<i>adj</i> cosmological

cosmologo, cosmologos
<b>cosmologo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> cosmologist

cosmopolita, cosmopolitamente, cosmopolitas
<b>cosmopolita</b><br><i>n/adj</i> cosmopolitan, cosmopolite

cosmopolitismo, cosmopolitismos
<i>n</i> cosmopolitanism, cosmopolitism

cosmorama, cosmoramas
<b>cosmorama</b><br><i>n</i> cosmorama

cossinetto, cossinettos
<i>n</i> 1. small cushion; <i>also:</i> pincushion, pad etc.; 2. [Mech.] bearing; 3. [R.R.] rail chair;<br><b>cossinetto de ballas</b> ball bearing

cossino, cossinos
<i>n</i> cushion (= pillow to sit, lie or kneel on)

costa, costas
<i>n</i> 1. [Anat.] rib; 2. slope (of hill); 3. coast, seashore

costa rica
<b>Costa Rica [H]</b><br><i>npr</i> Costa Rica

costal, costales, costalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] costal

costar, costa, costante, costara, costarea, costate, costava
<i>v</i> to cost

costari, costarimente, costaris
<i>adj</i> coastal

costear, costea, costeante, costeara, costearea, costeate, costeava
<i>v</i> to coast along, sail along (the coast);<br><b>costear (un foresta, monte, etc.)</b> to skirt (a forest, mountain, etc.)

costo, costos
<i>n</i> cost (= price paid or charged);<br><b>a omne costo, a tote costo</b> at all costs, at any cost

costose, costosemente, costoses
<i>adj</i> costly (= costing much)

costumar, costuma, costumante, costumara, costumarea, costumate, costumava
<i>v</i> to costume

costumari, costumarimente, costumaris
<i>adj</i> customary

costume, costumes
<i>n</i> 1. custom, usage; 2. [Theat., etc.] costume;<br><b>de costume</b> usually;<br><b>haber le costume de (facer un cosa)</b> to be in the habit of (doing something), to be accustomed to (do something)

cotangente, cotangentes
<i>n</i> [Math.] cotangent

cotelette, cotelettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cutlet, chop

cotillon, cotillons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cotillion, cotillon

coton, cotones
<i>n</i> cotton (1. cotton plant; 2. cotton fiber);<br><b>coton hydrophile</b> absorbent cotton;<br><b>filo de coton</b> cotton thread

cotonari, cotonarimente, cotonaris
<i>adj</i> cotton (= having to do with cotton)

cotoniero, cotonieros
<i>n</i> cotton shrub, cotton plant

cotta, cottas
<i>n</i> habit, gown, etc.; <i>also:</i> coat, tunic;<br><b>cotta de armas</b> tunic (worn over armor) tabard;<br><b>cotta de malia</b> coat of mail

cotutor, cotutores
<i>n</i> [Law] coguardian, cotutor

coulisse, coulisses
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Theat.] wing, side, scene; 2. [Fin.] outside market, free market; <i>also:</i> curb market

coulomb, coulombes, charles augustin coulomb
<B>(culmb)</B><BR><I>n</I> [Elec.] coulomb<HR><B>Coulomb, Charles Augustin</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1736-1806; physicist after whom the "coulomb" is named];<BR><B>lege de Coulomb</B> Coulomb's law

coupon, coupons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Fin.] coupon

coup, coups, coupe, coupes
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> coup (1. four-wheeled closed carriage with a seat for two people inside and a seat for the driver outside; 2. closed, two-door automobile; 3. railroad compartment)

covar, cova, covante, covara, covarea, covate, covava
<i>v</i> to brood, sit on (eggs); <i>also:</i> to hatch

covata, covatas
<i>n</i> brood (= hatch of birds)

covator, covatores
<i>n</i> brooder (= bird that sits on eggs)

covatrice, covatrices
<i>n</i> brooder (= female bird that sits on eggs; <i>also:</i> incubator)

coxa, coxas
<i>n</i> 1. hip; hip joint; thigh

coxal, coxales, coxalmente
<i>adj</i> hip, of the hip; coxal

coxalgia, coxalgias
<b>coxalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> coxalgia, pain in the hip

coxalgic, coxalgicamente, coxalgiches
<i>adj</i> coxalgic

crabba, crabbas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] crab

crac, craches
<i>n</i> 1. crack (= sudden sharp and loud noise); 2. [Fin.] crash, smash<hr><b>crac-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>craccar</b>

craccar, cracca, craccante, craccara, craccarea, craccate, craccava
<i>v</i> to crack (= to make a sudden sharp sound in breaking)

cracovia
<b>Cracovia</b><br><i>npr</i> Cracow, Krakow

crampa, crampas
<i>n</i> cramp, clamp, staple, clip, etc.

crampar, crampa, crampante, crampara, cramparea, crampate, crampava
<i>v</i> to cramp, clamp, staple, clip (together), etc.

crampo, crampos
<i>n</i> [Med.] cramp

crangon, crangones
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] shrimp

cranian, cranianes, cranianmente
<i>adj</i> cranial

cranio, cranios
<i>n</i> cranium, skull

craniologia, craniologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> craniology

craniologic, craniologicamente, craniologiches
<i>adj</i> craniological

craniologo, craniologos
<b>craniologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> craniologist

craniometria, craniometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> craniometry

craniometric, craniometricamente, craniometriches
<i>adj</i> craniometric

craniometrista, craniometristas
<i>n</i> craniometrist

craniometro, craniometros
<b>craniometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> craniometer

cranioscopia, cranioscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cranioscopy

cranioscopic, cranioscopicamente, cranioscopiches
<i>adj</i> cranioscopical

cranioscopio, cranioscopios
<b>cranioscopio</b><br><i>n</i> instrument for examining the cranium

cranioscopo, cranioscopos
<b>cranioscopo (-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> cranioscopist

cras
<b>[cras]</b><br><i>adv</i> tomorrow<br>(= <b>deman</b>)

crasis, crases
<b>(cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gram.] crasis

crasse, crassemente, crasses
<i>adj</i> 1. thick (= not flowing easily); 2. crass

crassilingue, crassilinguemente, crassilingues
<b>crassilingue</b><br><i>adj</i> crassilingual, thicktongued

crassitate, crassitates
<i>n</i> crassitude (1. thickness; 2. crassness, grossness)

crassitude, crassitudes
<i>n</i> crassitude (1. thickness; 2. crassness, grossness)

crastine, crastinemente, crastines
<i>adj</i> of tomorrow, tomorrow's

crate
<b>-crate</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -crat (as in "aristocrat, plutocrat, etc.")

crater, crateres
<i>n</i> crater (1. [Gr. Antiq.] krater; 2. mouth of a volcano)

crateriforme, crateriformemente, crateriformes
<b>crateriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> crateriform

cratia
<b>-cratia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -cracy (= power, rule)

cratic
<b>-cratic</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -cratic

crato
<b>-crato-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

cravata, cravatas
<i>n</i> necktie, scarf, cravat

crear, crea, creante, creara, crearea, create, creava
<i>v</i> to create

creas
<b>-creas</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -creas, creat-, creato-, creo- (= flesh)

creat
<b>creat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-creas</b>

creatina, creatinas
<i>n</i> [Biochem.] creatine

creation, creationes
<i>n</i> creation (1. act of creating, thing created; 2. world, universe)

creative, creativemente, creatives
<i>adj</i> creative

creator, creatores, creatormente
<i>n</i> creator;<br><b>Creator</b> Creator<hr><i>adj</i> creative

creatura, creaturas
<i>n</i> creature; created being

credente, credentemente, credentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>creder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> believing, trustful, credent<hr><i>n</i> believer (= follower of some religion)

credentia, credentias
<i>n</i> I. belief (1. trust, faith; 2. credence); II. sideboard; III. [Eccl.] credence (= small table for Eucharistic elements);<br><b>littera(s) de credentia</b> [Dipl.] credentials

credential, credentiales, credentialmente
<i>adj</i> credential;<br><b>litteras credential</b> credential letters, credentials

creder, crede, credente, credera, crederea, credeva, credite
<i>v</i> to believe;<br><b>creder a un cosa</b> to believe in (the existence or truth of) something;<br><b>creder in un persona</b> to believe in someone;<br><b>creder se</b> to consider oneself, look upon oneself as

credibile, credibilemente, credibiles
<i>adj</i> credible

credibilitate, credibilitates
<i>n</i> credibility

creditar, credita, creditante, creditara, creditarea, creditate, creditava
<i>v</i> [Bookkeeping] to credit (= to enter on the credit side of an account)

credito, creditos
<b>(cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> credit (1. prestige based on the confidence of others; 2. [Com., Accounting, Fin.]);<br><b>establimento de credito</b> loan society, credit establishment;<br><b>littera de credito</b> letter of credit;<br><b>aperir un credito (a un persona)</b> to open a credit (account) (in someone's favor);<br><b>vender a credito</b> to sell on credit

creditor, creditores
<i>n</i> creditor

credo, credos
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> creed, credo

credule, credulemente, credules
<i>adj</i> credulous

credulitate, credulitates
<i>n</i> credulity

crema, cremas
<i>n</i> I. cream (1. oily part of milk; 2. fancy dish made of, or like, cream; 3. [Cosmetics]; 4. best part of a thing); II. <i>crme</i> (= thick sweet liqueur)

cremar, crema, cremante, cremara, cremarea, cremate, cremava
<i>v</i> to cremate

cremation, cremationes
<i>n</i> cremation

crematori, crematorimente, crematoris
<i>adj</i> crematory;<br><b>furno crematori</b> crematory (= furnace for cremating)

crematorio, crematorios
<i>n</i> crematorium

cremeria, cremerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> creamery

cremose, cremosemente, cremoses
<i>adj</i> creamy

creo
<b>creo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-creas</b>

creolo, creolos
<i>n</i> creole (= person of pure European descent born in the Latin American countries);<br><b>(linguas) creol</b> creole (languages)

creophage, creophagemente, creophages
<b>creophage (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> creophagous, carnivorous, meat-eating

creophagia, creophagias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> creophagy

creophago, creophagos
<b>(-phago)</b><br><i>n</i> creophagist, carnivore, meat eater

creosotage, creosotages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (action of) creosoting

creosotar, creosota, creosotante, creosotara, creosotarea, creosotate, creosotava
<i>v</i> to creosote

creosoto, creosotos
<b>creosoto</b><br><i>n</i> creosote

crepar, crepa, crepante, crepara, creparea, crepate, crepava
<i>v</i> I. to crack, crash (1. to make a sharp, loud noise; 2. to break with a sharp, loud noise); II. [Slang] to croak (= to die)

crepe, crepes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> crepe

crepe de chine, crepe
<B>crepe de Chine [F]</B><BR>crepe de Chine

crepitante, crepitantemente, crepitantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>crepitar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> crepitant

crepitar, crepita, crepitante, crepitara, crepitarea, crepitate, crepitava
<i>v</i> to crackle

crepitation, crepitationes
<i>n</i> crepitation

crepuscular, crepusculares, crepuscularmente
<i>adj</i> crepuscular

crepusculo, crepusculos
<i>n</i> twilight, dusk, crepuscule

crescendo, crescendos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> crescendo

crescente, crescentemente, crescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>crescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> growing, increasing;<br><b>le luna crescente</b> the waxing moon<hr><i>n</i> crescent

crescentia, crescentias
<i>n</i> growth (= action of growing)

crescer, cresce, crescente, crescera, crescerea, cresceva, crescite, crete
<b>[cresc-/cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> to grow (= to become larger);<br><b>crescer in</b> to grow or increase in

crescimento, crescimentos
<i>n</i> growth (= process of growing)

crescita, crescitas
<i>n</i> rising of water (flood, freshet, spate)

creso
<b>Creso</b><br><i>npr</i> [Anc. Hist.] Croesus;<br><b>creso</b> Croesus (= very rich man)

cresson, cressones
<i>n</i> [Bot.] cress

cresta, crestas
<i>n</i> crest (1. comb, tuft on the head of a bird; 2. decoration, plumes, etc., on a helmet; 3. ridge of a wave or a mountain);<br><b>levar le cresta</b> to hold one's head high;<br><b>cresta de gallo</b> [Bot.] cockscomb

creta, cretas
<i>n</i> chalk (1. soft limestone; 2. piece of chalk or chalklike material for writing or drawing) <hr><b>Creta</b><br><i>npr</i> Crete

cretacee, cretaceemente, cretacees
<i>adj</i> cretaceous

cretese, cretesemente, creteses
<i>adj/n</i> Cretan

cretonne, cretonnes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cretonne

cretose, cretosemente, cretoses
<i>adj</i> chalky (= of chalk)

cribrar, cribra, cribrante, cribrara, cribrarea, cribrate, cribrava
<i>v</i> to sift

cribriforme, cribriformemente, cribriformes
<b>cribriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cribriform

cribro, cribros
<i>n</i> sieve, strainer, etc.

cribrose, cribrosemente, cribroses
<i>adj</i> sievelike, cribriform

cricket, crickets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] cricket

crimea
<b>Crimea (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Crimea

criminal, criminales, criminalmente
<i>adj</i> criminal (1. relating to crime; 2. guilty of crime)<hr><i>n</i> criminal

criminalista, criminalistas
<i>n</i> criminal jurist; criminologist

criminalitate, criminalitates
<i>n</i> criminality (= quality of being criminal)

criminar, crimina, criminante, criminara, criminarea, criminate, criminava
<i>v</i> to criminate

crimination, criminationes
<i>n</i> crimination

crimine, crimines
<i>n</i> crime;<br><b>crimine passional</b> <i>crime passionnel</i>

criminologia, criminologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> criminology

criminologic, criminologicamente, criminologiches
<i>adj</i> criminological

criminologista, criminologistas
<i>n</i> criminologist

criminologo, criminologos
<b>criminologo (-n)</b><br><i>n</i> criminologist

crin, crines
<i>n</i> horsehair;<br><b>crin vegetal</b> vegetable horsehair <hr><b>-crin-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

criniera, crinieras
<i>n</i> mane

crinolina, crinolinas
<b>crinolina</b><br><i>n</i> crinoline (1. stiff cloth made of horsehair and linen thread; 2. hoop skirt)

crise, crises
<i>n</i> crisis

crispar, crispa, crispante, crispara, crisparea, crispate, crispava
<i>v</i> 1. to crisp, curl, frizzle, crimp, crape, etc.; 2. to contract, shrivel

crispation, crispationes
<i>n</i> contraction, shriveling, crispation

crispe, crispemente, crispes
<i>adj</i> curly, crisped, crisp

crista, cristas
<i>n</i> crest (1. comb, tuft on the head of a bird; 2. decoration, plumes, etc., on a helmet; 3. ridge of a wave or a mountain);<br><b>levar le crista</b> to hold one's head high;<br><b>crista de gallo</b> [Bot.] cockscomb

cristate, cristatemente, cristates
<i>adj</i> crested, tufted

critar, crita, critante, critara, critarea, critate, critava
<i>v</i> to cry, cry out; <i>also:</i> to scream, shriek;<br><b>critar al lupo</b> to cry wolf

criterio, criterios
<i>n</i> criterion

critic, criticamente, critiches
<i>adj</i> critical (1. pertaining to criticism; 2. pertaining to a crisis)

critica, criticas
<i>n</i> [Lit., Art, etc.] criticism; <i>also:</i> critique

criticar, critica, criticante, criticara, criticarea, criticate, criticava
<i>v</i> to criticize

criticismo, criticismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] criticism

critico, criticos
<i>n</i> critic

crito, critos
<i>n</i> cry (= loud sound produced by man or beast); <i>also:</i> scream, shriek;<br><b>crito de guerra</b> war cry

croate, croatemente, croates
<i>adj</i> Croatian

croatia
<b>Croatia</b><br><i>npr</i> Croatia

croato, croatos
<i>n</i> 1. Croat, Croatian; 2. Croatian (language)

croc, croches
<i>n</i> hook, crook

crochet, crochets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Needlework] crochet

crochetar, crocheta, crochetante, crochetara, crochetarea, crochetate, crochetava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to crochet

crocodilian, crocodilianes, crocodilianmente
<i>adj</i> crocodilian

crocodiliano, crocodilianos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] crocodilian

crocodilo, crocodilos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] crocodile

crocus, crocuses
<b>(cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] crocus

cromlech, cromleches
<i>n</i> cromlech

croquet, croquets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] croquet

croquetar, croqueta, croquetante, croquetara, croquetarea, croquetate, croquetava
<i>v</i> to croquet

croquette, croquettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cookery] croquette

crotalo, crotalos
<b>(cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Crotalus; <i>also:</i> rattlesnake

crotaloide, crotaloidemente, crotaloides
<i>adj</i> crotaloid, crotaline

croup, croups
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] croup

cruce, cruces
<i>n</i> cross (= sign, symbol, thing, etc. in the shape of a cross);<br><b>Cruce Rubie</b> Red Cross;<br><b>portar su cruce</b> to bear one's cross;<br><b>facer le signo del cruce</b> to make the sign of the cross;<br><b>in cruce</b> crosswise

crucia, crucias
<i>n</i> crutch

cruciada, cruciadas
<i>n</i> crusade

crucial, cruciales, crucialmente
<i>adj</i> crucial (= having the form of a cross);<br><b>incision crucial</b> [Med.] crucial incision

cruciamento, cruciamentos
<i>n</i> I. crossing (1. placing crosswise; passing across; 2. intersection); II. [Biol.] cross; III. torture, torment

cruciar, crucia, cruciante, cruciara, cruciarea, cruciate, cruciava
<i>v</i> I. to cross (1. to place crosswise; 2. to intersect, pass across; 3. to cause to interbreed); II. to torture, torment; III. to cruise (= to sail to and fro over some part of the sea on the lookout for enemy ships or for the protection of commerce)

cruciata, cruciatas
<b>(de vias)</b><br><i>n</i> crossroads

cruciation, cruciationes
<i>n</i> torture, torment, cruciation

cruciator, cruciatores
<i>n</i> 1. one or that which crosses, crosser; 2. cruiser; <i>also:</i> [Navy]; 3. torturer

crucibulo, crucibulos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> crucible, melting pot

cruciera, crucieras
<i>n</i> [Navy] cruise

crucifere, cruciferemente, cruciferes
<i>adj</i> cruciferous

crucifero, cruciferos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> crucifer (1. [Eccl.]; 2. [Bot.])

crucifiger, crucifige, crucifigente, crucifigera, crucifigerea, crucifigeva, crucifigite, crucifixe
<b>crucifiger [-fig-/-fix-]</b><br><i>v</i> to crucify

crucifix
<b>crucifix-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>crucifiger</b>

crucifixion, crucifixiones
<i>n</i> crucifixion

crucifixo, crucifixos
<i>n</i> crucifix

crucifixor, crucifixores
<i>n</i> crucifier

cruciforme, cruciformemente, cruciformes
<b>cruciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cruciform, cross-shaped

crude, crudemente, crudes
<i>adj</i> I. raw (1. uncooked; 2. crude); II. unripe, green

cruditate, cruditates
<i>n</i> crudity, crudeness

cruel, crueles, cruelmente
<i>adj</i> cruel

cruelitate, cruelitates
<i>n</i> cruelty

cruppa, cruppas
<i>n</i> croup (= hindquarters of a horse, etc.)

cruppada, cruppadas
<i>n</i> [Man.] croupade

cruppiera, cruppieras
<i>n</i> crupper (= leather loop passing under a horse's tail)

crusta, crustas
<i>n</i> crust

crustacee, crustaceemente, crustacees
<i>adj</i> crustacean, crustaceous

crustaceo, crustaceos
<i>n</i> crustacean;<br><b>crustaceos</b> Crustacea

crustose, crustosemente, crustoses
<i>adj</i> crusty, crustose

crypt
<b>crypt-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds and derivatives] crypto- (= hidden, secret)

crypta, cryptas
<i>n</i> crypt

cryptogame, cryptogamemente, cryptogames
<b>cryptogame (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] cryptogamous

cryptogamia, cryptogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] cryptogamy

cryptogamic, cryptogamicamente, cryptogamiches
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] cryptogamic

cryptogamista, cryptogamistas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] cryptogamist

cryptogamo, cryptogamos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] cryptogam

cryptogramma, cryptogrammas
<b>cryptogramma</b><br><i>n</i> cryptogram

cryptographia, cryptographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cryptography

cryptographic, cryptographicamente, cryptographiches
<i>adj</i> cryptographic

cryptographo, cryptographos
<b>cryptographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cryptograph, cryptogram; 2. cryptographer

cryptomnesia, cryptomnesias
<b>cryptomnesia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cryptomnesia

crystalleria, crystallerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. glass works; 2. glassware store

crystallero, crystalleros
<i>n</i> glassmaker

crystallin, crystallines, crystallinmente
<i>adj</i> crystalline

crystallino, crystallinos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] lens; crystalline lens

crystallisabile, crystallisabilemente, crystallisabiles
<i>adj</i> crystallizable

crystallisar, crystallisa, crystallisante, crystallisara, crystallisarea, crystallisate, crystallisava
<i>v</i> to crystallize

crystallisation, crystallisationes
<i>n</i> crystallization

crystallite, crystallites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] crystallite

crystallo, crystallos
<i>n</i> crystal (1. clear, transparent variety of quartz; 2. crystal-glass; 3. form resulting from crystallization)

crystallographia, crystallographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> crystallography

crystallographic, crystallographicamente, crystallographiches
<i>adj</i> crystallographical

crystallographo, crystallographos
<b>crystallographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> crystallographer

crystalloide, crystalloidemente, crystalloides
<i>adj</i> crystalloid

cualiar, cualia, cualiante, cualiara, cualiarea, cualiate, cualiava
<i>v</i> to curdle

cualio, cualios
<i>n</i> rennet

cuba
<b>Cuba</b><br><i>npr</i> Cuba

cuban, cubanes, cubanmente
<i>adj</i> Cuban

cubano, cubanos
<i>n</i> Cuban

cubar, cuba, cubante, cubara, cubarea, cubate, cubava
<i>v</i> to cube (1. to make a cube or cubes of; 2. to measure the cubic content of; 3. [Alg.])<hr><i>v</i> to lie (= to be lying somewhere)

cubatura, cubaturas
<i>n</i> cubature

cubic, cubicamente, cubiches
<i>adj</i> cubic (1. having the form of a cube; 2. [Alg.]);<br><b>radice cubic</b> cube root;<br><b>metro cubic</b> cubic meter

cubiculo, cubiculos
<i>n</i> small bedroom, cubicle

cubismo, cubismos
<i>n</i> cubism

cubista, cubistas
<i>n</i> cubist

cubital, cubitales, cubitalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] cubital

cubito, cubitos
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. elbow; II. cubit (1. [Anat.] ulna; 2. [Entom.]; 3. "the measure cubit")

cubitodigital, cubitodigitales, cubitodigitalmente
<b>cubitodigital</b><br><i>adj</i> cubitodigital

cubo, cubos
<i>n</i> cube (1. [Geom.]; 2. [Alg.])

cucu, cucus
<i>n</i> 1. [Ornith.] cuckoo; 2. cuckold

cucumbre, cucumbres
<i>n</i> cucumber

cucumere, cucumeres
<i>n</i> cucumber

cucurbita, cucurbitas
<b>(-cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> cucurbit (1. [Bot.] gourd; <i>also:</i> pumpkin; 2. distilling flask)

cucurbitaceas
<i>npl</i> Cucurbitaceae

cucurbitacee, cucurbitaceemente, cucurbitacees
<i>adj</i> cucurbitaceous

cuirassamento, cuirassamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) cuirassing

cuirassar, cuirassa, cuirassante, cuirassara, cuirassarea, cuirassate, cuirassava
<i>v</i> to cuirass

cuirassate, cuirassatemente, cuirassates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>cuirassar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> armored, armor-plated, panzer

cuirassato, cuirassatos
<i>n</i> battleship

cuirasse, cuirasses
<i>n</i> 1. cuirass; 2. armor (of a warship, etc.)

cuirassero, cuirasseros
<i>n</i> cuirassier

cuje
<b>[cuje]</b><br><i>pron</i> whose

culice, culices
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. gnat; mosquito; 2. [Entom.] Culex

culiciforme, culiciformemente, culiciformes
<b>culiciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> gnatlike, gnat-shaped, mosquito-like, etc.

culina, culinas
<i>n</i> kitchen

culinari, culinarimente, culinaris
<i>adj</i> culinary

culminar, culmina, culminante, culminara, culminarea, culminate, culminava
<i>v</i> to culminate;<br><b>puncto culminante</b> culminating point

culmination, culminationes
<i>n</i> culmination; <i>also:</i> [Astron.]

culmine, culmines
<i>n</i> climax (= culminating point)

culo, culos
<i>n</i> posterior, buttock;<br><b>culo de bottilia</b> bottom or punt of bottle

culpa, culpas
<i>n</i> guilt

culpabile, culpabilemente, culpabiles
<i>adj</i> guilty

culpabilitate, culpabilitates
<i>n</i> culpability, guilt

culpar, culpa, culpante, culpara, culparea, culpate, culpava
<i>v</i> to blame, censure

cult
<b>cult-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>coler; cultro</b>

culte, cultemente, cultes
<i>adj</i> 1. cultivated, tilled; 2. cultured, erudite; 3. ornate, elegant

cultellasso, cultellassos
<i>n</i> cutlass (= short, curving sword)

cultelleria, cultellerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cutlery (= business of a cutler)

cultellero, cultelleros
<i>n</i> cutler

cultello, cultellos
<i>n</i> knife

cultismo, cultismos
<i>n</i> cultism, Gongorism

cultivabile, cultivabilemente, cultivabiles
<i>adj</i> cultivable

cultivar, cultiva, cultivante, cultivara, cultivarea, cultivate, cultivava
<i>v</i> to cultivate (1. to till; 2. to raise or foster the growth of);<br><b>cultivar le amicitate de un persona</b> to cultivate somebody's friendship;<br><b>cultivar un persona</b> to cultivate a person

cultivation, cultivationes
<i>n</i> cultivation (= tilling of land)

cultivator, cultivatores
<i>n</i> cultivator (= tiller of the soil)

culto, cultos
<i>n</i> 1. worship; 2. cult

cultor, cultores
<i>n</i> cultivator

cultro, cultros
<i>n</i> 1. plow colter; 2. knife (= butcher knife, hunting knife, etc.)

cultura, culturas
<i>n</i> culture (1. cultivation, act of cultivating; 2. [Bacteriol.]; 3. state or level of culture)

cultural, culturales, culturalmente
<i>adj</i> cultural

cum
<b>[cum]</b><br><i>prep</i> with (1. together with; 2. by means of; 3. having, carrying, characterized by)<br>(= <b>con</b>)

cum grano salis
<b>[L]</b><br><i>cum grano salis</i>, with a grain of salt

cumber
<b>-cumber</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

cumino, cuminos
<i>n</i> 1. cumin; 2. caraway;<br><b>liquor de cumino</b> kmmel

cumular, cumula, cumulante, cumulara, cumularea, cumulate, cumulava
<i>v</i> 1. to heap or pile up, cumulate; 2. to fill (up, to overflowing, etc.);<br><b>cumular (un persona) de (honores, etc.)</b> to heap (honors, etc.) on (someone)

cumulation, cumulationes
<i>n</i> heaping up, cumulation

cumulative, cumulativemente, cumulatives
<i>adj</i> cumulative

cumulo, cumulos
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. heap, pile; 2. [Meteorol.] cumulus

cuna, cunas
<i>n</i> cradle (= rocking or swinging bed);<br><b>canto de cuna</b> cradlesong

cunar, cuna, cunante, cunara, cunarea, cunate, cunava
<i>v</i> to rock (in a cradle)

cuneage, cuneages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. (act of) wedging in; 2. coinage (= coining, minting)

cuneal, cuneales, cunealmente
<i>adj</i> cuneal

cunear, cunea, cuneante, cuneara, cunearea, cuneate, cuneava
<i>v</i> 1. to wedge in, drive in; 2. to coin, mint

cuneate, cuneatemente, cuneates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>cunear</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> cuneate

cuneator, cuneatores
<i>n</i> 1. one who inserts wedges, wedger; 2. coiner

cuneiforme, cuneiformemente, cuneiformes
<b>cuneiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cuneiform

cuneo, cuneos
<i>n</i> 1. wedge (= wedge-shaped object or tool); 2. (stamping) die

cunque
<b>-cunque</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -ever

cup
<b>cup-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

cupa, cupas
<i>n</i> vat (= large vessel, tub)

cupero, cuperos
<i>n</i> cooper

cupide, cupidemente, cupides
<i>adj</i> covetous

cupiditate, cupiditates
<i>n</i> cupidity, covetousness

cupido, cupidos
<b>Cupido (-do)</b><br><i>n</i> Cupid;<br><b>cupido</b> cupid

cupola, cupolas
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> cupola, dome

cuppa, cuppas
<i>n</i> cup, goblet;<br><b>cuppa (Davis, Gordon Bennett, etc.)</b> (Davis, Gordon Bennett, etc.) cup

cuppella, cuppellas
<i>n</i> 1. small cup; 2. cupel

cuppellar, cuppella, cuppellante, cuppellara, cuppellarea, cuppellate, cuppellava
<i>v</i> to cupel

cuppellation, cuppellationes
<i>n</i> cupellation

cupric, cupricamente, cupriches
<i>adj</i> [(Chem.] cupric

cuprifere, cupriferemente, cupriferes
<i>adj</i> copper-bearing, cupriferous

cuprite, cuprites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] cuprite

cupro, cupros
<i>n</i> 1. [Metal.] copper; 2. brass-wind instrument;<br><b>cupros</b> [Mus.] brass, brass winds

cuprose, cuprosemente, cuproses
<i>adj</i> cuprous, copper

cupula, cupulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] cupule

cupuliferas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Bot.] Cupuliferae

cupulifere, cupuliferemente, cupuliferes
<i>adj</i> cupuliferous

cura, curas
<i>n</i> 1. [Med.] treatment; 2. cure of souls; 3. [R.C.Ch.] function, residence, etc. of a priest

curabile, curabilemente, curabiles
<i>adj</i> curable

curabilitate, curabilitates
<i>n</i> curability

curar, cura, curante, curara, curarea, curate, curava
<i>v</i> 1. [Med.] to treat; <i>specif.:</i> to dress (a wound); 2. [Med.] to cure; 3. to nurse (a sick person)

curatela, curatelas
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] guardianship; 2. [Law] trusteeship (= function of the administrator of a trust fund)

curation, curationes
<i>n</i> cure, healing

curative, curativemente, curatives
<i>adj</i> curative, healing

curato, curatos
<i>n</i> curate, cur

curator, curatores
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] guardian (of a minor); 2. [Law] trustee (= administrator of a trust fund); 3. curator (of a museum, etc.)

curetta, curettas
<i>n</i> [Surg.] curette

curettage, curettages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> curettage

curettar, curetta, curettante, curettara, curettarea, curettate, curettava
<i>v</i> [Surg.] to curette

curiose, curiosemente, curioses
<i>adj</i> curious (1. desirous of seeing or knowing; 2. deserving or exciting curiosity)

curiositate, curiositates
<i>n</i> curiosity (1. desire to see or know; 2. curious object)

currente, currentemente, currentes
<i>adj</i> I. running, flowing; II. current (1. generally used or accepted; 2.present);<br><b>le cinque del currente</b> the fifth inst.;<br><b>conto currente</b> current account<hr><i>n</i> current;<br><b>currente de aere</b> draft, current of air;<br><b>currente electric</b> electric current;<br><b>currente continue</b> direct current;<br><b>currente alternative</b> alternating current;<br><b>al currente</b> well acquainted, well informed;<br><b>esser al currente (de)</b> to be well informed (about);<br><b>tener al currente (de)</b> to keep well informed (about)

currer, curre, currente, currera, currerea, curreva, currite, curse
<b>[curr-/curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> to run (= to move swiftly);<br><b>currer (le mundo, etc.)</b> to roam about (the world, etc.);<br><b>currer periculo (de)</b> to run the risk (of)

currero, curreros
<i>n</i> 1. courier (= messenger); 2. mail (letters, papers, etc., sent by post); 3. mailman, postman

curriculo, curriculos
<i>n</i> curriculum

curriculum vitae
<b>[L]</b><br><i>curriculum vitae</i>

curs
<b>curs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>currer</b>

cursa, cursas
<i>n</i> 1. run, (action of) running; 2. race, (action of) racing; 3. (taxi, etc.) trip

cursero, curseros
<i>n</i> 1. courser; 2. war horse

cursiva, cursivas
<i>n</i> cursive

cursive, cursivemente, cursives
<i>adj</i> cursive (as in "cursive script")

curso, cursos
<i>n</i> I. run, running (= action of running); II. course (1. trend, path; 2. "course of lectures, studies, etc."); III. piracy;<br><b>curso de aqua</b> watercourse, stream;<br><b>sequer un curso de</b> [School] to take a course in;<br><b>in le curso de</b> in the course of;<br><b>haber curso</b> to be in circulation, in current use, etc.;<br><b>viage de longe curso</b> sea voyage

cursor, cursores
<i>n</i> runner (= one who runs)

curtar, curta, curtante, curtara, curtarea, curtate, curtava
<i>v</i> to shorten, make shorter

curte, curtemente, curtes
<i>adj</i> short (= not long);<br><b>memoria curte</b> short memory;<br><b>haber le vista curte</b> to be near-sighted or short-sighted;<br><b>esser curte de (moneta)</b> to be short of (money);<br><b>curte circuito</b> short circuit;<br><b>unda curte</b> [Radio] short wave;<br><b>secar curte</b> to cut short

curtitate, curtitates
<i>n</i> shortness

curva, curvas
<i>n</i> curve (= curved line)

curvar, curva, curvante, curvara, curvarea, curvate, curvava
<i>v</i> to curve (= to cause to curve)

curvatura, curvaturas
<i>n</i> curve, curvature

curve, curvemente, curves
<i>adj</i> curved

curvetta, curvettas
<i>n</i> curvet

curvettar, curvetta, curvettante, curvettara, curvettarea, curvettate, curvettava
<i>v</i> to curvet (= to execute a curvet)

curvilinee, curvilineemente, curvilinees
<b>curvilinee</b><br><i>adj</i> curvilinear

cusar
<b>-cusar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

cuspidal, cuspidales, cuspidalmente
<i>adj</i> cuspidal, cuspal

cuspidate, cuspidatemente, cuspidates
<i>adj</i> cusped, cuspated, cuspidate

cuspide, cuspides
<b>(cs-)</b><br><i>n</i> cusp; <i>also:</i> [Arch.; Math.; Bot.]

cuspidiforme, cuspidiformemente, cuspidiformes
<b>cuspidiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cusp-shaped

custode, custodes
<i>n</i> guardian, custodian

custodia, custodias
<i>n</i> 1. custody (= safekeeping, care); 2. [Eccl.] custodial

custodial, custodiales, custodialmente
<i>adj</i> custodial

custodiar, custodia, custodiante, custodiara, custodiarea, custodiate, custodiava
<i>v</i> to keep in one's custody, safeguard, care for

cutanee, cutaneemente, cutanees
<i>adj</i> cutaneous;<br><b>maladia cutanee</b> skin disease

cutar
<b>-cutar</b><br><i>see</i> <b>executar</b>

cute, cutes
<i>n</i> skin (= true skin); <i>also:</i> cutis, derma

cuter
<b>-cuter [-cut-/-cuss-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

cuticula, cuticulas
<i>n</i> cuticle (1. scarfskin, epidermis; 2. "cuticle surrounding finger and toenails")

cuticular, cuticulares, cuticularmente
<i>adj</i> cuticular

cution
<b>-cution</b><br><i>see</i> <b>execution</b>

cutter, cutters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> cutter (= small sailboat with one mast)

cyanamido, cyanamidos
<b>cyanamido (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] cyanamide

cyanhydric, cyanhydricamente, cyanhydriches
<b>cyanhydric</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] hydrocyanic

cyanic, cyanicamente, cyaniches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] cyanic

cyano, cyanos
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Antiq.] cyanus; 2. cyan, cyan blue; 3. [Bot.] bluebottle, cornflower

cyanogeno, cyanogenos
<b>cyanogeno (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] cyanogen

cyanogramma, cyanogrammas
<b>cyanogramma</b><br><i>n</i> blueprint (as in "blueprint of a projected building")

cyanographia, cyanographias
<b>cyanographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> blueprinting

cyanographo, cyanographos
<b>cyanographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> blueprinting apparatus

cyanometro, cyanometros
<b>cyanometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> cyanometer (= instrument for measuring degrees of blueness)

cyanosis, cyanoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] cyanosis

cyanotypo, cyanotypos
<b>cyanotypo (-typo)</b><br><i>n</i> blueprint, cyanotype

cyanuro, cyanuros
<i>n</i> [Chem.] cyanide

cyclamino, cyclaminos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] cyclamen

cyclic, cyclicamente, cycliches
<i>adj</i> cyclic

cyclismo, cyclismos
<i>n</i> (sport of) cycling

cyclista, cyclistas
<i>n</i> cyclist

cyclo, cyclos
<i>n</i> cycle (1. as in "cycle of the seasons"; 2. [Lit.]);<br><b>cyclo lunar</b> lunar cycle;<br><b>cyclo solar</b> solar cycle <hr><i>n</i> cycle (= bicycle, tricycle, etc.)

cycloide, cycloides
<i>n</i> cycloid

cyclon, cyclones
<i>n</i> cyclone

cyclonal, cyclonales, cyclonalmente
<i>adj</i> cyclonal, cyclonic

cyclope, cyclopes
<i>n</i> Cyclops (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Zool.])

cyclopic, cyclopicamente, cyclopiches
<i>adj</i> Cyclopean

cyclotron, cyclotrones
<b>cyclotron</b><br><i>n</i> cyclotron

cydonia, cydonias
<i>n</i> quince

cygno, cygnos
<i>n</i> swan;<br><b>canto del cygno</b> swan song;<br><b>Cygno</b> [Astron.] Cygnus

cylindrage, cylindrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (process of) cylindering

cylindrar, cylindra, cylindrante, cylindrara, cylindrarea, cylindrate, cylindrava
<i>v</i> to cylinder

cylindrata, cylindratas
<i>n</i> volume or contents of a cylinder

cylindric, cylindricamente, cylindriches
<i>adj</i> cylindrical

cylindriforme, cylindriformemente, cylindriformes
<b>cylindriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cylindriform

cylindro, cylindros
<i>n</i> cylinder (1. [Geom., etc.]; 2. [Mech.] piston-chamber);<br><b>(cappello) cylindro</b> top hat

cylindrocellular, cylindrocellulares, cylindrocellularmente
<b>cylindrocellular</b><br><i>adj</i> cylindrocellular

cylindrocephale, cylindrocephalemente, cylindrocephales
<b>cylindrocephale (-fale)</b><br><i>adj</i> cylindrocephalic

cylindroide, cylindroides
<i>n</i> cylindroid

cymbalero, cymbaleros
<i>n</i> cymbalist

cymbalo, cymbalos
<b>(cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> cymbal

cyn
<b>cyn-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] cyn-, cyno- (= dog)

cynegetic, cynegeticamente, cynegetiches
<b>cynegetic</b><br><i>adj</i> cynegetic (= pertaining to the chase)

cynic, cynicamente, cyniches
<i>adj</i> cynic (1. [Philos.]; 2. cynical)

cynico, cynicos
<i>n</i> cynic (1. [Philos.]; 2. cynical person)

cynismo, cynismos
<i>n</i> cynicism

cynocephale, cynocephalemente, cynocephales
<b>cynocephale</b><br><i>adj</i> cynocephalous, cynocephalic, dog-headed

cynocephalo, cynocephalos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Cynocephalus, Papio

cynophile, cynophilemente, cynophiles
<b>cynophile</b><br><i>adj</i> cynophile, dog-loving

cypresso, cypressos
<i>n</i> cypress, cypress tree

cypriano
<b>Cypriano</b><br><i>nprm</i> Cyprian;<br><b>Sancte Cypriano</b> St. Cyprian

cypride
<b>Cypride (c-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Cypris, Aphrodite;<br><b>cypride</b> [Zool.] Cypris

cyprie, cypriemente, cypries
<i>adj</i> Cyprian (1. of Cyprus, Cypriote; 2. of Aphrodite)

cyprio, cyprios
<i>n</i> Cyprian, Cypriote

cypriota, cypriotamente, cypriotas
<i>adj/n</i> Cypriote

cypro
<b>Cypro</b><br><i>npr</i> Cyprus

cystalgia, cystalgias
<b>cystalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cystalgia

cyste, cystes
<i>n</i> [Med.; Biol.] cyst, cystis

cystic, cysticamente, cystiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.; Biol.] cystic

cystiforme, cystiformemente, cystiformes
<b>cystiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> cystiform

cystitis, cystites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] cystitis

cystose, cystosemente, cystoses
<i>adj</i> cystose, cystous

cystotomia, cystotomias
<b>cystotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cystotomy

cyto
<b>cyto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] cyto-, cyt- [Biol.] (= cell)

cytoplasma, cytoplasmas
<b>cytoplasma</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] cytoplasm

czar, czares
<b>(tsar) [R]</b><br><i>n</i> czar, tsar

czardas, czardases
<b>[Hu.]</b><br><i>n</i> czardas

czarevich, czareviches
<b>(tsarvitch) [R]</b><br><i>n</i> czarevich, tsarevich

czarevna, czarevnas
<b>(ts-) [R]</b><br><i>n</i> czarevna, tsarevna

czarian, czarianes, czarianmente
<b>(ts-)</b><br><i>adj</i> czarian, tsarian

czarina, czarinas
<b>(ts-)</b><br><i>n</i> czarina, tsarina

czarismo, czarismos
<b>(ts-)</b><br><i>n</i> czarism, tsarism

czarista, czaristamente, czaristas
<b>(ts-)</b><br><i>n/adj</i> czarist, tsarist

da capo, capo
<B>[I]</B><BR>[Mus.] <I>da capo</I>

dactylic, dactylicamente, dactyliches
<i>adj</i> dactylic

dactylo, dactylos
<b>(dc-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. date (= fruit of the date palm); 2. [Pros.] dactyl

dactylographar, dactylographa, dactylographante, dactylographara, dactylographarea, dactylographate, dactylographava
<i>v</i> to typewrite, type

dactylographia, dactylographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> typewriting, typing

dactylographic, dactylographicamente, dactylographiches
<i>adj</i> (pertaining to a) typewriter

dactylographo, dactylographos
<b>dactylographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. typewriter (= typing machine); 2. typist

dactylologia, dactylologias
<b>dactylologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dactylology

dactyloscopia, dactyloscopias
<b>dactyloscopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dactyloscopy, fingerprint identification

daga, dagas
<i>n</i> dagger

dagar, daga, dagante, dagara, dagarea, dagate, dagava
<i>v</i> to stab (with a dagger)

dahl, a dahl
<B>Dahl, A.</B><BR><I>npr</I> [Swedish botanist]

dahlia, dahlias
<b>(dl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] dahlia

dalton, john dalton
<B>Dalton, John</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1766-1844; chemist, who was color-blind]

daltonian, daltonianes, daltonianmente
<i>adj</i> Daltonian; <i>also:</i> color-blind

daltonismo, daltonismos
<i>n</i> Daltonism; <i>also:</i> color blindness

dama, damas
<i>n</i> 1. lady; 2. [Checkers] king;<br><b>dama de honor</b> lady-in-waiting;<br><b>joco de damas</b> (game of) checkers;<br><b>jocar a damas</b> to play checkers

damascar, damasca, damascante, damascara, damascarea, damascate, damascava
<i>v</i> to damask (= to weave or adorn with damask ornamentation)

damascen, damascenes, damascenmente
<i>adj</i> Damascene (= of Damascus)

damascenage, damascenages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> damascene (work)

damascenar, damascena, damascenante, damascenara, damascenarea, damascenate, damascenava
<i>v</i> to damascene

damascenator, damascenatores
<i>n</i> damascener

damasceno, damascenos
<i>n</i> 1. Damascene (= inhabitant of Damascus); 2. damson

damasco
<b>Damasco</b><br><i>npr</i> Damascus;<br><b>damasco</b> damask (= damask silk)

damnabile, damnabilemente, damnabiles
<i>adj</i> damnable (= deserving damnation)

damnar, damna, damnante, damnara, damnarea, damnate, damnava
<i>v</i> [Theol.] to damn

damnation, damnationes
<i>n</i> [Theol.] damnation

damnificar, damnifica, damnificante, damnificara, damnificarea, damnificate, damnificava
<i>v</i> to damage, damnify

damno, damnos
<i>n</i> harm, damage; injury, loss

damnose, damnosemente, damnoses
<i>adj</i> harmful, injurious

damnositate, damnositates
<i>n</i> harmfulness, injuriousness

dan, danes, danmente
<i>adj</i> Danish

danese, danesemente, daneses
<i>adj</i> Danish <hr><i>n</i> 1. Danish (language); 2. Dane (= native of Denmark); 3. (great) Dane

daniel
<b>Daniel</b><br><i>nprm</i> Daniel

danmark
<b>Danmark</b><br><i>npr</i> Denmark

dano, danos
<i>n</i> 1. Dane (= native of Denmark); 2. (great) Dane

dansa, dansas
<i>n</i> dance (1. dancing; 2. [Mus.]);<br><b>dansa macabre</b> <i>danse macabre</i>, dance of Death

dansar, dansa, dansante, dansara, dansarea, dansate, dansava
<i>v</i> to dance

dansator, dansatores
<i>n</i> dancer

danubian, danubianes, danubianmente
<i>adj</i> Danubian

danubio
<b>Danubio</b><br><i>npr</i> Danube

dar, da, dante, dara, darea, date, dava
<i>v</i> to give;<br><b>dar super</b> to overlook (as in "the window overlooks the garden")

dardane, dardanemente, dardanes
<i>adj</i> Dardanian, Trojan

dardanellos
<b>Dardanellos</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Dardanelles

dardania
<b>Dardania</b><br><i>npr</i> Dardania

dardano, dardanos
<b>Dardano (dr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Dardanus <hr><b>(dr-)</b><br><i>n</i> Dardanian, Trojan

darsena, darsenas
<b>(dr-)</b><br><i>n</i> dock, wet dock

darwin, charles darwin
<B>Darwin, Charles</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1809-1882; English naturalist, proponent of the theory of evolution bearing his name]

darwinian, darwinianes, darwinianmente
<i>adj</i> Darwinian

darwinismo, darwinismos
<i>n</i> Darwinism

darwinista, darwinistas
<i>n</i> Darwinist, Darwinian

data, datas
<i>n</i> date ("date according to the calendar")

datar, data, datante, datara, datarea, datate, datava
<i>v</i> to date (= to mark with a date);<br><b>datar de</b> to date from

dataria, datarias
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] datary, dataria

datario, datarios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] datary (= head of the datary)

dative, dativemente, datives
<i>adj</i> [Law] dative

dativo, dativos
<i>n</i> dative

dato, datos
<i>n</i> 1. die (= one of a pair of dice); 2. datum;<br><b>datos</b> 1. dice; 2. data

dator, datores
<i>n</i> giver

dattilo, dattilos
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> date (= fruit of the date palm)

david
<b>David</b><br><i>nprm</i> David

de, del
<i>prep</i> I. from; <i>also:</i> since; II. of (1. belonging or pertaining to; 2. made of); III. with, by means of;<br><b>de</b> (+ <i>inf</i>) to; for;<br><b>de nove, de nocte, pensar de,</b> etc. <i>cf.</i> <b>nove, nocte, pensar,</b> etc. <hr><b>-de-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -de- (= to divide)

de facto
<B>[L]</B><BR>[Dipl.] <I>de facto</I>

de jure
<b>[L]</b><br>[Dipl.] <i>de jure</i>

de profundis
<b>[L]</b><br><i>de profundis</i>, out of the depths (of sorrow and desolation)

dea, deas
<i>n</i> goddess

dead heat, dead heats
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] dead heat

deambular, deambula, deambulante, deambulara, deambularea, deambulate, deambulava
<i>v</i> to ambulate; to stroll about, saunter

deambulation, deambulationes
<i>n</i> deambulation, stroll

deambulatori, deambulatorimente, deambulatoris
<i>adj</i> deambulatory, sauntering

debatter, debatte, debattente, debattera, debatterea, debatteva, debattite
<i>v</i> to debate;<br><b>debatter se</b> to struggle

debattibile, debattibilemente, debattibiles
<i>adj</i> debatable

debatto, debattos
<i>n</i> debate

deber, debe, debente, debera, deberea, deberes, debeva, debite
<i>v</i> 1. to have to, be supposed to, etc. (must, shall, ought); 2. to owe <hr><i>n</i> 1. duty (= obligation); 2. [School] assignment

debile, debilemente, debiles
<i>adj</i> weakly, feeble, debile

debilitar, debilita, debilitante, debilitara, debilitarea, debilitate, debilitava
<i>v</i> to debilitate, weaken, enfeeble

debilitate, debilitates
<i>n</i> debility

debilitation, debilitationes
<i>n</i> debilitation

debita, debitas
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> debt;<br><b>debita de honor</b> debt of honor;<br><b>debita flottante</b> floating debt

debitar, debita, debitante, debitara, debitarea, debitate, debitava
<i>v</i> to debit

debite, debitemente, debites
<b>(d-)</b><br>1. <i>pp</i> of <b>deber</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> due, owing

debitemente
<i>adv</i> duly, properly

debito, debitos
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. debit; 2. due (= that which is due legally or morally)

debitor, debitores
<i>n</i> debtor

debutar, debuta, debutante, debutara, debutarea, debutate, debutava
<i>v</i> to make one's debut

deca
<b>deca-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] dec-, deca- (= ten)

decade, decades
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> decade (1. period of ten days; 2. division of a book consisting of ten parts)

decadente, decadentemente, decadentes
<i>adj</i> decadent

decadentia, decadentias
<i>n</i> decadence

decader, decade, decadente, decadera, decaderea, decadeva, decadite
<i>v</i> to decline, decay, become decadent

decagon, decagones, decagonmente
<b>decagon</b><br><i>adj</i> decagonal, decagon

decagono, decagonos
<i>n</i> [Geom.] decagon

decagramma, decagrammas
<b>decagramma</b><br><i>n</i> decagram

decahedro, decahedros
<b>decahedro</b><br><i>n</i> [Geom.] decahedron

decalitro, decalitros
<b>decalitro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> decaliter

decalogo, decalogos
<b>decalogo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> Decalog(ue)

decametro, decametros
<b>decametro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> decameter (1. [Pros.]; 2. [Meas.])

decanato, decanatos
<i>n</i> deanship, deanery

decano, decanos
<i>n</i> dean (1. head of a cathedral chapter; 2. senior member of a faculty or any other body)

decapitar, decapita, decapitante, decapitara, decapitarea, decapitate, decapitava
<i>v</i> to behead, decapitate

decapitation, decapitationes
<i>n</i> beheading, decapitation

decapode, decapodemente, decapodes
<b>decapode (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> decapod, decapodous

decapodo, decapodos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] decapod;<br><b>decapodos</b> Decapoda

decastereo, decastereos
<b>decastereo</b><br><i>n</i> [Metric System] decastere

decasyllabe, decasyllabemente, decasyllabes
<b>decasyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> decasyllabic

decasyllabo, decasyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> decasyllable, decasyllabic

dece, decemente, deces
<i>adj</i> ten

dece-cinque, dece-cinquemente, dece-cinques
<i>adj</i> fifteen

dece-duo, dece-duomente, dece-duos
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>adj</i> twelve

dece-non
<b>dece-non-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dece-nove</b>

dece-none, dece-nonemente, dece-nones, dece-nono
<B>(-n-)</B><BR><I>adj</I> nineteenth;<BR><B>le dece-none parte, le dece-nono</B> the nineteenth part, the nineteenth

dece-nove, dece-novemente, dece-noves
<i>adj</i> nineteen

dece-novesime, dece-novesimemente, dece-novesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> nineteenth

dece-octesime, dece-octesimemente, dece-octesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> eighteenth

dece-octo, dece-octomente, dece-octos
<i>adj</i> eighteen

dece-prime, dece-primemente, dece-primes, dece-primo
<I>adj</I> eleventh;<BR><B>le dece-prime parte, le dece-primo</B> the eleventh part, the eleventh

dece-quarte, dece-quartemente, dece-quartes
<i>adj</i> fourteenth

dece-quatro, dece-quatromente, dece-quatros
<i>adj</i> fourteen

dece-quinte, dece-quintemente, dece-quintes
<i>adj</i> fifteenth

dece-secunde, dece-secundemente, dece-secundes, dece-secundo
<I>adj</I> twelfth;<BR><B>le dece-secunde parte, le dece-secundo</B> the twelfth part, the twelfth

dece-septe, dece-septemente, dece-septes
<i>adj</i> seventeen

dece-septim
<b>dece-septim-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dece-septe</b>

dece-septime, dece-septimemente, dece-septimes, dece-septimo
<B>(-sp-)</B><BR><I>adj</I> seventeenth;<BR><B>le dece-septime parte, le dece-septimo</B> the seventeenth part, the seventeenth

dece-sex, dece-sexes, dece-sexmente
<i>adj</i> sixteen

dece-sexte, dece-sextemente, dece-sextes
<i>adj</i> sixteenth

dece-tertie, dece-tertiemente, dece-terties
<i>adj</i> thirteenth

dece-tres, dece-treses, dece-tresmente
<b>(-trs)</b><br><i>adj</i> thirteen

dece-un, dece-unes, dece-unmente
<i>adj</i> eleven

deceder, decede, decedente, decedera, decederea, decedeva, decedite, decesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to depart, withdraw; 2. to die, decease

decembre, decembres
<i>n</i> December

decemviral, decemvirales, decemviralmente
<i>adj</i> decemviral

decemvirato, decemviratos
<i>n</i> decemvirate

decemviro, decemviros
<b>decemviro (-cm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] decemvir

decennio, decennios
<b>decennio</b><br><i>n</i> decade (= period of ten years)

decente, decentemente, decentes
<i>adj</i> decent (1. in accordance with propriety or good taste; 2. respectable)

decentia, decentias
<i>n</i> decency

decept
<b>decept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deciper</b>

deception, deceptiones
<i>n</i> deception, deceit

deceptor, deceptores
<i>n</i> deceiver

decerner, decerne, decernente, decernera, decernerea, decerneva, decernite, decrete
<b>[-cern-/-cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> to decree

decess
<b>decess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deceder</b>

decesso, decessos
<i>n</i> death, decease

deciar, deciares
<b>deciar</b><br><i>n</i> deciare (= one tenth part of an are)

decider, decide, decidente, decidera, deciderea, decideva, decidite, decise
<b>[-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to decide (1. to determine, settle; 2. to cause to reach a decision);<br><b>decider se</b> to decide, make up one's mind;<br><b>decider de un cosa</b> to decide, determine something

decifrabile, decifrabilemente, decifrabiles
<i>adj</i> decipherable

deciframento, deciframentos
<i>n</i> (act of) deciphering

decifrar, decifra, decifrante, decifrara, decifrarea, decifrate, decifrava
<i>v</i> to decipher

decifrator, decifratores
<i>n</i> decipherer

decigramma, decigrammas
<b>decigramma</b><br><i>n</i> decigram

decilitro, decilitros
<b>decilitro (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> deciliter

decim
<b>decim-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dece</b>

decima, decimas
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> tithe

decimal, decimales, decimalmente
<i>adj</i> decimal

decimar, decima, decimante, decimara, decimarea, decimate, decimava
<i>v</i> 1. to decimate; 2. to levy tithes on

decimation, decimationes
<i>n</i> 1. decimation; 2. tithing

decimator, decimatores
<i>n</i> 1. decimator; 2. tithe collector, tithe man

decime, decimemente, decimes
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>adj</i> tenth;<br><b>le decime parte, le decimo</b> the tenth part, tenth

decimetro, decimetros
<b>decimetro (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> decimeter

deciper, decipe, decipera, deciperea, decipeva, decipiente, decipite
<b>[-cip/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to deceive (= to cause to believe the false, or disbelieve the truth)

decis
<b>decis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>decider</b>

decise, decisemente, decises
<i>adj</i> decided (1. firm, resolute; 2. clear, definite)

decision, decisiones
<i>n</i> decision (1. act of deciding; 2. firmness, resolution)

decisive, decisivemente, decisives
<i>adj</i> decisive (= settling something beyond question)

decistereo, decistereos
<b>decistereo</b><br><i>n</i> [Metric System] decistere

declamar, declama, declamante, declamara, declamarea, declamate, declamava
<i>v</i> to declaim (1. to recite; 2. to speak in an impassioned manner);<br><b>declamar contra (un cosa)</b> to declaim against (a thing)

declamation, declamationes
<i>n</i> declamation, declaiming

declamator, declamatores
<i>n</i> declaimer, one who recites

declamatori, declamatorimente, declamatoris
<i>adj</i> declamatory (= or pertaining to rhetorical declaiming)

declarar, declara, declarante, declarara, declararea, declarate, declarava
<i>v</i> to declare (1. to proclaim; 2. "to declare dutiable goods");<br><b>(un epidemia, revolution, etc.) se declarava</b> (an epidemic, a revolution, etc.) broke out

declaration, declarationes
<i>n</i> declaration (= formal announcement, strong statement)

declarative, declarativemente, declaratives
<i>adj</i> declarative

declaratori, declaratorimente, declaratoris
<i>adj</i> [Law] declaratory

declinabile, declinabilemente, declinabiles
<i>adj</i> declinable (1. rejectable; 2. [Gram.])

declinar, declina, declinante, declinara, declinarea, declinate, declinava
<i>v</i> I. to decline (1. to fall, sink; 2. to refuse, reject; 3. [Gram.]); II. [Astron., Magnet.] to deviate (1. to have declination or latitude; 2. to vary from the true magnetic meridian)

declination, declinationes
<i>n</i> I. declination (1. downward bend, slope; 2. [Astron., Magnet.]); II. [Gram.] declension; III. decline (= process of sinking into a lower or inferior position)

declinator, declinatores
<i>n</i> decliner (= one who declines, rejects)

declinatori, declinatorimente, declinatoris
<i>adj</i> declinatory

declino, declinos
<i>n</i> decline; <i>also:</i> sinking, wane

declinometro, declinometros
<b>declinometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> declinometer

decocer, decoce, decocente, decocera, decocerea, decoceva, decocite, decocte
<b>[-coc-/-coct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to decoct

decoct
<b>decoct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>decocer</b>

decoction, decoctiones
<i>n</i> decoction (= action of decocting)

decollar, decolla, decollante, decollara, decollarea, decollate, decollava
<i>v</i> to behead, decollate

decollation, decollationes
<i>n</i> beheading, decollation

decomponer, decompone, decomponente, decomponera, decomponerea, decomponeva, decomponite, decomposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to decompose (= to cause to decompose); <i>also:</i> to rot (= to cause to rot or decay)

decomponibile, decomponibilemente, decomponibiles
<i>adj</i> decomposable

decomposit
<b>decomposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>decomponer</b>

decomposition, decompositiones
<i>n</i> decomposition; <i>also:</i> rot, decay

decorar, decora, decorante, decorara, decorarea, decorate, decorava
<i>v</i> to decorate (1. to adorn; 2. to confer a medal, ribbon, etc., on)

decoration, decorationes
<i>n</i> decoration (1. action of decorating; 2. ornament; 3. medal, cross, ribbon, etc.);<br><b>decoration (de theatro)</b> stage setting

decorative, decorativemente, decoratives
<i>adj</i> decorative

decorato, decoratos
<i>n</i> one decorated (as for bravery, etc.)

decorator, decoratores
<i>n</i> decorator

decorose, decorosemente, decoroses
<i>adj</i> decorous

decorticar, decortica, decorticante, decorticara, decorticarea, decorticate, decorticava
<i>v</i> to strip the bark from

decortication, decorticationes
<i>n</i> barking, decortication

decorum, decorumes
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> decorum

decrepitar, decrepita, decrepitante, decrepitara, decrepitarea, decrepitate, decrepitava
<i>v</i> to crackle, decrepitate

decrepitation, decrepitationes
<i>n</i> decrepitation

decrepite, decrepitemente, decrepites
<b>(-cr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> decrepit

decrepitude, decrepitudes
<i>n</i> decrepitude

decrescendo, decrescendos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] decrescendo

decrescentia, decrescentias
<i>n</i> decrease

decrescer, decresce, decrescente, decrescera, decrescerea, decresceva, decrescite
<i>v</i> to decrease;<br><b>le riviera decresce</b> the river is falling, going down

decrescimento, decrescimentos
<i>n</i> decrease

decret
<b>decret-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>decerner</b>

decretal, decretales
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] decretal

decretalista, decretalistas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] decretist

decretar, decreta, decretante, decretara, decretarea, decretate, decretava
<i>v</i> to decree

decreto, decretos
<i>n</i> decree

decretori, decretorimente, decretoris
<i>adj</i> 1. decretory; 2. decisive

decta
<b>-decta</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -dect- (= receiver)

decu
<b>decu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dece</b>

decuplar, decupla, decuplante, decuplara, decuplarea, decuplate, decuplava
<i>v</i> to decuple

decuple, decuplemente, decuples
<b>decuple (d-)</b><br><i>adj</i> decuple, tenfold

decuplicar, decuplica, decuplicante, decuplicara, decuplicarea, decuplicate, decuplicava
<b>decuplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to decuple

decurr
<b>decurr-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

decurrente, decurrentemente, decurrentes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] decurrent

dedicar, dedica, dedicante, dedicara, dedicarea, dedicate, dedicava
<i>v</i> to dedicate (1. to set apart for a sacred or solemn purpose; 2. to inscribe, address as a mark of gratitude, esteem, etc.);<br><b>dedicar se a</b> to dedicate or devote oneself to

dedication, dedicationes
<i>n</i> dedication (1. act of dedicating to a sacred or solemn purpose; 2. dedicatory inscription)

dedicatori, dedicatorimente, dedicatoris
<i>adj</i> dedicatory (= as in "dedicatory epistle")

deducer, deduce, deducente, deducera, deducerea, deduceva, deducite, deducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to deduce, infer; 2. to deduct

deducibile, deducibilemente, deducibiles
<i>adj</i> deducible

deduct
<b>deduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deducer</b>

deductibile, deductibilemente, deductibiles
<i>adj</i> deductible

deduction, deductiones
<i>n</i> deduction (1. inference; 2. subtraction)

deductive, deductivemente, deductives
<i>adj</i> deductive

defaite, defaites
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> defeat (= loss of a contest)

defaitismo, defaitismos
<i>n</i> defeatism

defaitista, defaitistas
<i>n</i> defeatist

defalcar, defalca, defalcante, defalcara, defalcarea, defalcate, defalcava
<i>v</i> to cut off, lop off

defalcation, defalcationes
<i>n</i> cutting or lopping off, reduction

defecar, defeca, defecante, defecara, defecarea, defecate, defecava
<i>v</i> to defecate (1. to purify from scum and sediment; 2. to excrete)

defecation, defecationes
<i>n</i> defecation (1. purification from scum and sediment; 2. excretion)

defecator, defecatores
<i>n</i> [Sugar Manuf.] defecator, purification tank

defect
<b>defect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>defic-</b>

defectibile, defectibilemente, defectibiles
<i>adj</i> defectible

defectibilitate, defectibilitates
<i>n</i> defectibility

defection, defectiones
<i>n</i> defection (= desertion, backsliding)

defective, defectivemente, defectives
<i>adj</i> defective (1. having a defect or defects; 2. [Gram.])

defecto, defectos
<i>n</i> defect

defectuose, defectuosemente, defectuoses
<i>adj</i> defective (= having a defect or defects)

defender, defende, defendente, defendera, defenderea, defendeva, defendite, defense
<b>[-fend-/-fens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to defend (1. to guard from attack or harm; 2. [Law])

defendibile, defendibilemente, defendibiles
<i>adj</i> defensible

defenditor, defenditores
<i>n</i> defender

defenestrar, defenestra, defenestrante, defenestrara, defenestrarea, defenestrate, defenestrava
<i>v</i> to throw out of the window

defenestration, defenestrationes
<i>n</i> defenestration

defens
<b>defens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>defender</b>

defensa, defensas
<i>n</i> I. defense, defence (1. act of defending or protecting; 2. [Law]); II. [Zool.] tusk

defensibile, defensibilemente, defensibiles
<i>adj</i> defensible

defensiva, defensivas
<i>n</i> defensive (= position or attitude of defense);<br><b>super le defensiva</b> on the defensive

defensive, defensivemente, defensives
<i>adj</i> defensive;<br><b>alliantia defensive</b> defensive alliance;<br><b>armas defensive</b> arms of defense (defence)

defensor, defensores
<i>n</i> 1. defender; 2. [Law] counsel for the defense (defence)

deferente, deferentemente, deferentes
<i>adj</i> 1. [Physiol.] deferent; 2. deferential;<br><b>canal deferente</b> [Anat.] <i>vas deferens</i>

deferentia, deferentias
<i>n</i> deference

deferer, defere, deferente, deferera, defererea, defereva, deferite
<i>v</i> to inform against;<br><b>deferer a</b> to defer to

defia, defias
<b>(-fa)</b><br><i>n</i> challenge

defiantia, defiantias
<i>n</i> defiance

defiar, defia, defiante, defiara, defiarea, defiate, defiava
<i>v</i> to defy (1. to challenge to combat or competition; 2. to brave)

defic
<b>defic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

deficiente, deficientemente, deficientes
<i>adj</i> deficient

deficientia, deficientias
<i>n</i> deficiency (= quality of being deficient)

deficit, deficites
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> deficit

deficitari, deficitarimente, deficitaris
<i>adj</i> showing a deficit

defilar, defila, defilante, defilara, defilarea, defilate, defilava
<i>v</i> [Mil.] to defile, file off

definibile, definibilemente, definibiles
<i>adj</i> definable

definibilitate, definibilitates
<i>n</i> definability

definir, defini, definiente, definira, definirea, definite, definiva
<i>v</i> to define (= to give a definition of)

definite, definitemente, definites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>definir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Gram., Bot., Math., etc.] definite

definition, definitiones
<i>n</i> definition (as in "definition of a word")

definitive, definitivemente, definitives
<i>adj</i> definitive (= conclusive, final)

definitor, definitores
<i>n</i> definer

deflagrar, deflagra, deflagrante, deflagrara, deflagrarea, deflagrate, deflagrava
<i>v</i> to blaze up, deflagrate

deflagration, deflagrationes
<i>n</i> deflagration, conflagration

deflagrator, deflagratores
<i>n</i> deflagrator

deflar, defla, deflante, deflara, deflarea, deflate, deflava
<i>v</i> to deflate

deflation, deflationes
<i>n</i> deflation; <i>also:</i> [Econ.]

deflorar, deflora, deflorante, deflorara, deflorarea, deflorate, deflorava
<i>v</i> to deflower (= to deprive of virginity)

defloration, deflorationes
<i>n</i> defloration

defluente, defluentemente, defluentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>defluer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> decurrent, defluent

defluer, deflue, defluente, defluera, defluerea, deflueva, defluite
<i>v</i> to flow down

deforestar, deforesta, deforestante, deforestara, deforestarea, deforestate, deforestava
<i>v</i> to deforest

deformar, deforma, deformante, deformara, deformarea, deformate, deformava
<i>v</i> to deform (= to spoil the form of)

deformation, deformationes
<i>n</i> deformation

deforme, deformemente, deformes
<i>adj</i> deformed

deformitate, deformitates
<i>n</i> deformity

defraudar, defrauda, defraudante, defraudara, defraudarea, defraudate, defraudava
<i>v</i> to defraud;<br><b>defraudar de</b> to defraud of

defraudation, defraudationes
<i>n</i> defraudation

defraudator, defraudatores
<i>n</i> defrauder

defunct
<b>defunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>defung-</b>

defuncte, defunctemente, defunctes
<i>adj</i> deceased, defunct

defuncto, defunctos
<i>n</i> deceased, defunct

defung
<b>defung- [-fung-/-funct-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

degenerar, degenera, degenerante, degenerara, degenerarea, degenerate, degenerava
<i>v</i> to degenerate

degenerate, degeneratemente, degenerates
<i>adj</i> degenerate

degeneration, degenerationes
<i>n</i> degeneration (1. process of degenerating; 2. degeneracy)

degenerative, degenerativemente, degeneratives
<i>adj</i> degenerative

deglutir, degluti, deglutiente, deglutira, deglutirea, deglutite, deglutiva
<i>v</i> to swallow (down)

deglutition, deglutitiones
<i>n</i> (act of) swallowing, deglutition

degradante, degradantemente, degradantes
<i>adj</i> degrading, debasing

degradar, degrada, degradante, degradara, degradarea, degradate, degradava
<i>v</i> I. to degrade (1. to reduce in rank; 2. to debase); II. [Art] to grade, grade off (color)

degradation, degradationes
<i>n</i> I. degradation (1. reduction in rank; 2. degraded existence); II. shading off, graduation (of colors, etc.)

degustar, degusta, degustante, degustara, degustarea, degustate, degustava
<i>v</i> to taste, sample (wines, tea, etc.)

degustation, degustationes
<i>n</i> tasting (of wines, tea, etc.)

degustator, degustatores
<i>n</i> taster (of wines, tea, etc.)

dehumanisar, dehumanisa, dehumanisante, dehumanisara, dehumanisarea, dehumanisate, dehumanisava
<i>v</i> to dehumanize

deicida, deicidas
<b>deicida</b><br><i>n</i> deicide (= one who kills a god)

deicidio, deicidios
<b>deicidio</b><br><i>n</i> deicide (= act of killing a god)

deific, deificamente, deifiches
<b>(-fic)</b><br><i>adj</i> deific

deificar, deifica, deificante, deificara, deificarea, deificate, deificava
<i>v</i> to deify

deification, deificationes
<i>n</i> deification

deinde
<b>[deinde] (din-)</b><br><i>adv</i> I. thereafter, next; II. afterwards, then (1. following in time; 2. next in order)

deismo, deismos
<b>(-z-)</b><br><i>n</i> deism

deista, deistas
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> deist

deitate, deitates
<i>n</i> deity

deject
<b>deject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dejic-</b>

dejection, dejectiones
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] dejection (1. discharge of excrement; 2. excrement);<br><b>dejectiones</b> ejecta (of a volcano)

dejic
<b>dejic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

dele
<b>[L]</b><br>[Print.] <i>dele</i>, omit

delectabile, delectabilemente, delectabiles
<i>adj</i> delightful, delectable

delectabilitate, delectabilitates
<i>n</i> delectability

delectar, delecta, delectante, delectara, delectarea, delectate, delectava
<i>v</i> to delight (= to cause delight to);<br><b>delectar se in</b> to delight, take delight, in

delectation, delectationes
<i>n</i> delectation

delecto, delectos
<i>n</i> delight, joy

delegar, delega, delegante, delegara, delegarea, delegate, delegava
<i>v</i> to delegate (1. to send as a delegate; 2. to entrust to the care or management of)

delegation, delegationes
<i>n</i> I. delegation (1. action of sending as a delegate; 2. as in "delegation of authority"; 3. group of delegates); II. charge or commission given to a delegate

delegato, delegatos
<i>n</i> delegate

delegatori, delegatorimente, delegatoris
<i>adj</i> delegate's; delegated

deler, dele, delente, delera, delerea, delete, deleva, delite
<b>[del-/delet-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to destroy; 2. to delete

delet
<b>delet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deler</b>

deletion, deletiones
<i>n</i> 1. destruction; 2. deletion

deliberar, delibera, deliberante, deliberara, deliberarea, deliberate, deliberava
<i>v</i> to deliberate;<br><b>deliberar super</b> to deliberate upon

deliberate, deliberatemente, deliberates
<i>adj</i> deliberate

deliberation, deliberationes
<i>n</i> 1. deliberation (= action of deliberating); 2. resolution, decision

deliberative, deliberativemente, deliberatives
<i>adj</i> deliberative

deliberator, deliberatores
<i>n</i> deliberator

delibile, delibilemente, delibiles
<i>adj</i> delible

delicate, delicatemente, delicates
<i>adj</i> delicate (1. exquisite, fine, delicious, etc.; 2. finely sensitive, easily affected, etc.);<br><b>puncto delicate</b> delicate or ticklish point;<br><b>sanitate delicate</b> delicate or frail health

delicatessa, delicatessas
<i>n</i> delicacy (1. exquisite fineness of substance, texture, constitution, etc.; 2. sensitiveness, fineness of feeling, etc.)

delicia, delicias
<i>n</i> joy, pleasure, delight

deliciose, deliciosemente, delicioses
<i>adj</i> delicious (1. delightful; 2. pleasing to taste or smell)

delict
<b>delict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>delinquer</b>

delicto, delictos
<i>n</i> (criminal) offense, misdemeanor;<br><b>corpore del delicto</b> [Law] <i>corpus delicti</i>

delimitar, delimita, delimitante, delimitara, delimitarea, delimitate, delimitava
<i>v</i> to delimit

delimitation, delimitationes
<i>n</i> delimitation

delineamento, delineamentos
<i>n</i> delineation (= action of tracing in outline)

delinear, delinea, delineante, delineara, delinearea, delineate, delineava
<i>v</i> to trace the outline of

delineation, delineationes
<i>n</i> delineation (= action of tracing in outline)

delineator, delineatores
<i>n</i> delineator

delinquente, delinquentemente, delinquentes
<i>adj</i> delinquent (= guilty of a misdeed or offense)<hr><i>n</i> delinquent

delinquentia, delinquentias
<i>n</i> delinquency

delinquer, delicte, delinque, delinquente, delinquera, delinquerea, delinqueva, delinquite
<b>[-linqu-/-lict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transgress, commit a wrong

deliquescente, deliquescentemente, deliquescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>deliquescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Chem.] deliquescent

deliquescentia, deliquescentias
<i>n</i> [Chem.] deliquescence

deliquescer, deliquesce, deliquescente, deliquescera, deliquescerea, deliquesceva, deliquescite
<i>v</i> [Chem.] to deliquesce

delirante, delirantemente, delirantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>delirar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> delirious

delirar, delira, delirante, delirara, delirarea, delirate, delirava
<i>v</i> to be delirious

delirio, delirios
<i>n</i> delirium

delirium tremens
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>delirium tremens</i>

delitesc
<b>delitesc-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

delitescente, delitescentemente, delitescentes
<i>adj</i> delitescent

delitescentia, delitescentias
<i>n</i> delitescence

delivrantia, delivrantias
<i>n</i> 1. deliverance (= liberation); 2. [Med.] delivery

delivrar, delivra, delivrante, delivrara, delivrarea, delivrate, delivrava
<i>v</i> to deliver (1. to set free; 2. [Med.])

delphinium, delphiniumes
<b>(-ph-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] delphinium

delphino, delphinos
<i>n</i> 1. dolphin (= <i>Delphinus delphis</i>); 2. [Fr. Hist.] dauphin

delta, deltas
<i>n</i> delta (1. fourth letter of the Greek alphabet; 2. [Geog.])

deltaic, deltaicamente, deltaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> deltaic

deltation, deltationes
<i>n</i> [Geog.] deltification, deltation

deltoide, deltoidemente, deltoides
<i>adj</i> deltoid, delta-shaped<hr><i>n</i> [Anat.] deltoid (muscle)

deltoidee, deltoideemente, deltoidees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> deltoid (= pertaining to the deltoid muscle)

deluder, delude, deludente, deludera, deluderea, deludeva, deludite, deluse
<b>[-lud-/-lus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to delude

deludimento, deludimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) deluding, delusion

delus
<b>delus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deluder</b>

delusion, delusiones
<i>n</i> delusion

delusori, delusorimente, delusoris
<i>adj</i> delusory, delusive

demagogeria, demagogerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demagoguery, demagogy

demagogia, demagogias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demagogy

demagogic, demagogicamente, demagogiches
<i>adj</i> demagogic

demagogismo, demagogismos
<i>n</i> demagogism, demagogy

demagogo, demagogos
<b>demagogo</b><br><i>n</i> demagogue; <i>also:</i> [Hist.]

deman
<i>adv</i> tomorrow;<br><b>deman matino</b> tomorrow morning;<br><b>deman vespere</b> tomorrow night

demanda, demandas
<i>n</i> I. request; II. demand (1. [Law]; 2. [Econ.]);<br><b>le offerta e le demanda</b> supply and demand

demandar, demanda, demandante, demandara, demandarea, demandate, demandava
<i>v</i> to ask; <i>also:</i> to ask for (1. to inquire about; 2. to request)

demandator, demandatores
<i>n</i> demandant, plaintiff

demarcar, demarca, demarcante, demarcara, demarcarea, demarcate, demarcava
<i>v</i> to demarcate

demarcation, demarcationes
<i>n</i> demarcation

dementar, dementa, dementante, dementara, dementarea, dementate, dementava
<i>v</i> to dement

demente, dementemente, dementes
<i>adj</i> insane, demented

dementia, dementias
<i>n</i> insanity, dementia, dementedness;<br><b>dementia precoce</b> dementia praecox

demer
<b>demer-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

demeritar, demerita, demeritante, demeritara, demeritarea, demeritate, demeritava
<i>v</i> to merit blame

demerito, demeritos
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> demerit

demeritori, demeritorimente, demeritoris
<i>adj</i> blameworthy

demiurgo, demiurgos
<i>n</i> demiurge (1. [Philos.]; 2. [Gr. Antiq.])

demn
<b>-demn-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>damno, damnar</b>

demo, demos
<i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] <i>demos</i> (1. people or commons, especially of a Greek state; 2. deme, township of Attica)

demobilisar, demobilisa, demobilisante, demobilisara, demobilisarea, demobilisate, demobilisava
<i>v</i> [Mil.] to demobilize

demobilisation, demobilisationes
<i>n</i> [Mil.] demobilization

democrate, democrates
<b>democrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> democrat

democratia, democratias
<b>democratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> democracy

democratic, democraticamente, democratiches
<b>democratic</b><br><i>adj</i> democratic

demographia, demographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demography

demographic, demographicamente, demographiches
<i>adj</i> demographic

demographo, demographos
<b>demographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> demographer

demolir, demoli, demoliente, demolira, demolirea, demolite, demoliva
<i>v</i> to demolish, wreck

demolition, demolitiones
<i>n</i> demolition

demolitor, demolitores
<i>n</i> demolisher

demone, demones
<i>n</i> 1. [Gr. Relig.] daemon; 2. demon (= evil spirit)

demoniac, demoniacamente, demoniaches
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> demoniac, demoniacal (1. pertaining to an evil spirit or evil spirits; 2. possessed by an evil spirit)

demonio, demonios
<i>n</i> demon, evil spirit

demonolatra, demonolatras
<b>demonolatra (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> demonolater

demonolatria, demonolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demonolatry

demonologia, demonologias
<b>demonologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demonology

demonomania, demonomanias
<b>demonomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demonomania

demonstrabile, demonstrabilemente, demonstrabiles
<i>adj</i> demonstrable

demonstrabilitate, demonstrabilitates
<i>n</i> demonstrability

demonstrar, demonstra, demonstrante, demonstrara, demonstrarea, demonstrate, demonstrava
<i>v</i> to demonstrate (= to show, make evident)

demonstration, demonstrationes
<i>n</i> demonstration

demonstrative, demonstrativemente, demonstratives
<i>adj</i> demonstrative (1. showing clearly, conclusive; 2. [Gram.])

demonstrator, demonstratores
<i>n</i> demonstrator (1. one who shows, makes evident; 2. one who takes part in a public demonstration)

demora, demoras
<i>n</i> 1. delay; 2. residence (= "place of residence")

demorar, demora, demorante, demorara, demorarea, demorate, demorava
<i>v</i> 1. to remain, stay; 2. to live, reside

demotic, demoticamente, demotiches
<i>adj</i> [Egypt. Archaeol.] demotic

denaturar, denatura, denaturante, denaturara, denaturarea, denaturate, denaturava
<i>v</i> to denature (= to render unfit for eating or drinking)

dendrite, dendrites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] dendrite

dendritic, dendriticamente, dendritiches
<i>adj</i> dendritic

dendro
<b>dendro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] dendr-, dendro- (= tree)

dendrologia, dendrologias
<b>dendrologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dendrology

denegar, denega, denegante, denegara, denegarea, denegate, denegava
<i>v</i> to deny

denegation, denegationes
<i>n</i> denial (as in "affirmation or denial")

denigrar, denigra, denigrante, denigrara, denigrarea, denigrate, denigrava
<i>v</i> to defame, denigrate

denigration, denigrationes
<i>n</i> defamation, denigration

denigrator, denigratores
<i>n</i> slanderer, denigrator

denis
<b>Denis [F]</b><br><i>nprm</i> Denis, Dennis

denominar, denomina, denominante, denominara, denominarea, denominate, denominava
<i>v</i> to name, designate, denominate

denomination, denominationes
<i>n</i> denomination (= characteristic name given to a thing or class of things)

denominative, denominativemente, denominatives
<i>adj</i> denominative (= conferring a denomination or name)

denominator, denominatores
<i>n</i> denominator (1. person or thing that names; 2. [Math.])

denotar, denota, denotante, denotara, denotarea, denotate, denotava
<i>v</i> to denote (= to signify by a visible sign)

denotation, denotationes
<i>n</i> denotation, indication

denotative, denotativemente, denotatives
<i>adj</i> denotative

dense, densemente, denses
<i>adj</i> dense (= close, thick)

densitate, densitates
<i>n</i> density (1. closeness, thickness; 2. [Physics])

dental, dentales, dentalmente
<i>adj</i> dental; <i>also:</i> [Phonet.]<hr><i>n</i> [Phonet.] dental

dentar, denta, dentante, dentara, dentarea, dentate, dentava
<i>v</i> 1. to tooth, indent; 2. [Physiol.] to teethe

dentari, dentarimente, dentaris
<i>adj</i> dental (= pertaining to the teeth or to dentistry)

dentate, dentatemente, dentates
<i>adj</i> toothed (1. [Zool., Bot.] dentate; 2. [Mech.] cogged)

dentation, dentationes
<i>n</i> 1. dentation (= state of being dentate); 2. teething, dentition

dentatura, dentaturas
<i>n</i> set of teeth, denture

dente, dentes
<i>n</i> tooth;<br><b>dente incisive</b> incisor;<br><b>dente molar</b> molar;<br><b>dente de lacte</b> milk tooth;<br><b>dente (de un pectine, de un serra, </b>etc.<b>)</b> tooth (of a comb, a saw, etc.);<br><b>armate al dentes</b> armed to the teeth;<br><b>monstrar le dentes</b> to show one's teeth;<br><b>dente de leon</b> [Bot.] dandelion

dentella, dentellas
<i>n</i> lace (as in "Brussels lace");<br><b>dentellas</b> lace (as in "Brussels lace")

denticulate, denticulatemente, denticulates
<i>adj</i> denticulate

denticulo, denticulos
<i>n</i> [Arch.] denticle, dentil

dentifricio, dentifricios
<b>dentifricio</b><br><i>n</i> dentifrice

dentina, dentinas
<i>n</i> dentine, ivory

dentirostre, dentirostremente, dentirostres
<b>dentirostre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] dentirostral (= having a toothed bill)

dentirostros
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Dentirostres

dentista, dentistas
<i>n</i> dentist

dentisteria, dentisterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dentistry

denudar, denuda, denudante, denudara, denudarea, denudate, denudava
<i>v</i> to bare, denude

denudation, denudationes
<i>n</i> denudation

denunciar, denuncia, denunciante, denunciara, denunciarea, denunciate, denunciava
<i>v</i> 1. to proclaim, publish solemnly; 2. to denounce, inform against;<br><b>denunciar un tractato</b> to denounce a treaty

denunciation, denunciationes
<i>n</i> 1. proclamation, official notice; 2. denunciation (= act of informing against)

denunciative, denunciativemente, denunciatives
<i>adj</i> denunciative

denunciator, denunciatores
<i>n</i> denouncer

deo, deos
<i>n</i> god;<br><b>Deo</b> God

departimental, departimentales, departimentalmente
<i>adj</i> departmental

departimento, departimentos
<i>n</i> department (= administrative division)

departir, departi, departiente, departira, departirea, departite, departiva
<i>v</i> to divide into parts

depauperar, depaupera, depauperante, depauperara, depauperarea, depauperate, depauperava
<i>v</i> to impoverish

depauperation, depauperationes
<i>n</i> impoverishment

depeche, depeches
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> dispatch, message; <i>also:</i> telegram

dependente, dependentemente, dependentes
<i>adj</i> dependent, depending;<br><b>dependente de</b> dependent on, depending on

dependentia, dependentias
<i>n</i> dependence, dependency;<br><b>dependentia de</b> dependence on

depender, depende, dependente, dependera, dependerea, dependeva, dependite
<i>v</i> to depend;<br><b>depender de</b> to depend on, be dependent on

deperimento, deperimentos
<i>n</i> wasting away

deperir, deperi, deperiente, deperira, deperirea, deperite, deperiva
<i>v</i> to waste away

depict
<b>depict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>depinger</b>

depiction, depictiones
<i>n</i> depiction

depilar, depila, depilante, depilara, depilarea, depilate, depilava
<i>v</i> to remove the hair from, depilate

depilation, depilationes
<i>n</i> depilation

depilatori, depilatorimente, depilatoris
<i>adj</i> depilatory

depilatorio, depilatorios
<i>n</i> depilatory

depinger, depicte, depinge, depingente, depingera, depingerea, depingeva, depingite
<b>[-ping-/-pict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to depict

depler, deple, deplente, deplera, deplerea, depleva, deplite
<i>v</i> to deplete

depletion, depletiones
<i>n</i> [Med.] depletion

depletive, depletivemente, depletives
<i>adj</i> [Med.] depletive

deplorabile, deplorabilemente, deplorabiles
<i>adj</i> deplorable

deplorar, deplora, deplorante, deplorara, deplorarea, deplorate, deplorava
<i>v</i> to deplore

deploration, deplorationes
<i>n</i> lamentation, deploration

depois
<b>[depois] (-pis)</b><br><i>adv</i> afterwards, later;<br><b>depois que</b> since (from the time that)<br>(= <b>depost</b>)

deponente, deponentes
<i>n</i> [Gram.] deponent

deponer, depone, deponente, deponera, deponerea, deponeva, deponite, deposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to depose (1. to remove from a position of dignity; 2. to depone, testify); II. to deposit (1. to lay down; 2. to put in a place for safekeeping);<br><b>deponer un summa super un cosa</b> to bet a sum on something

depopular, depopula, depopulante, depopulara, depopularea, depopulate, depopulava
<i>v</i> to depopulate

depopulation, depopulationes
<i>n</i> depopulation

deportar, deporta, deportante, deportara, deportarea, deportate, deportava
<i>v</i> to deport (= to exile)

deportation, deportationes
<i>n</i> deportation (= banishment)

deposit
<b>deposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deponer</b>

depositar, deposita, depositante, depositara, depositarea, depositate, depositava
<i>v</i> to deposit (1. to put in a place for safekeeping; 2. to lay down as sediment)

depositario, depositarios
<i>n</i> depositary (= one who receives a deposit)

deposition, depositiones
<i>n</i> deposition (1. removal from position of dignity; 2. testimony);<br><b>le Deposition del cruce</b> [Art] the Deposition from the Cross

deposito, depositos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. deposition (= depositing for safekeeping); II. deposit (1. thing deposited for safekeeping; 2. depository, depot; 3. sediment);<br><b>in deposito</b> in trust;<br><b>deposito de munition</b> ammunition dump

depost
I. <i>adv</i> afterwards, later;<br><b>depost que</b> since (= from the time that);<br>II. <i>prep</i> after, since

depravar, deprava, depravante, depravara, depravarea, depravate, depravava
<i>v</i> to deprave, make depraved

depravate, depravatemente, depravates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>depravar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> corrupt, depraved

depravation, depravationes
<i>n</i> depravity, depravation

depravator, depravatores
<i>n</i> depraver

deprecar, depreca, deprecante, deprecara, deprecarea, deprecate, deprecava
<i>v</i> to deprecate (= to seek to avert by prayer)

deprecation, deprecationes
<i>n</i> deprecation (= prayer that an evil may be prevented)

deprecative, deprecativemente, deprecatives
<i>adj</i> deprecative, deprecatory

deprecator, deprecatores
<i>n</i> deprecator

deprecatori, deprecatorimente, deprecatoris
<i>adj</i> deprecatory, deprecative

depreciar, deprecia, depreciante, depreciara, depreciarea, depreciate, depreciava
<i>v</i> to depreciate (= to lessen the value of)

depreciation, depreciationes
<i>n</i> depreciation (= lessening in value)

depreciator, depreciatores
<i>n</i> depreciator

depredar, depreda, depredante, depredara, depredarea, depredate, depredava
<i>v</i> to plunder, pillage, depredate

depredation, depredationes
<i>n</i> depredation

depredator, depredatores
<i>n</i> plunderer, depredator

depress
<b>depress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deprimer</b>

depresse, depressemente, depresses
<i>adj</i> depressed (= gloomy, in low spirits)

depression, depressiones
<i>n</i> depression (1. act of pressing down; 2. gloominess, low spirits)

depressive, depressivemente, depressives
<i>adj</i> 1. bearing down (= tending to press or force down); 2. (morally) depressing

depressor, depressores
<i>n</i> [Anat.] depressor, depressor muscle

deprimer, depresse, deprime, deprimente, deprimera, deprimerea, deprimeva, deprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> to depress (1. to press down; 2. to make sad or gloomy)

depurar, depura, depurante, depurara, depurarea, depurate, depurava
<i>v</i> to cleanse, clear, depurate

depuration, depurationes
<i>n</i> cleansing, clearing, depuration

depurative, depurativemente, depuratives
<i>adj</i> [Med.] depurative

depurativo, depurativos
<i>n</i> [Med] blood-cleanser, depurative

deputar, deputa, deputante, deputara, deputarea, deputate, deputava
<i>v</i> to depute, deputize

deputation, deputationes
<i>n</i> I. deputation (1. appointment as a deputy; 2. group of deputies); II. deputyship

deputato, deputatos
<i>n</i> deputy

der
<b>-der</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dar</b>

derailamento, derailamentos
<b>(-rl-)</b><br><i>n</i> derailment (= act of leaving the tracks)

derailar, deraila, derailante, derailara, derailarea, derailate, derailava
<b>(-rl-)</b><br><i>v</i> to derail, leave the tracks

deramar, derama, deramante, deramara, deramarea, deramate, deramava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>deramar se</b> to branch off

derby
<b>Derby [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> [Geog.] Derby;<br><b>derby</b> [Horse Racing] Derby

derecta, derectas
<i>n</i> right hand;<br><b>a/al derecta</b> (to the) right

derecte, derectemente, derectes
<i>adj</i> right (1. conformable to justice, according with duty; 2. not left)

derecto, derectos
<i>n</i> I. right (1. what is right; 2. as in "right to life, liberty, etc."); II. duty, custom, fee, etc.; III. law (= body of laws);<br><b>derecto de autor</b> copyright;<br><b>derectos de autor</b> royalties;<br><b>de derecto</b> by right(s);<br><b>derecto del gentes</b> law of nations;<br><b>derecto international</b> international law;<br><b>derecto criminal</b> criminal law;<br><b>derecto civil</b> civil law;<br><b>derecto costumari</b> common law (= customary law)

derelict
<b>derelict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>derelinquer</b>

derelicte, derelictemente, derelictes
<i>adj</i> abandoned, derelict

derelinquer, derelicte, derelinque, derelinquente, derelinquera, derelinquerea, derelinqueva, derelinquite
<b>[-linqu-/-lict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to forsake, abandon

derider, deride, deridente, deridera, deriderea, derideva, deridite, derise
<b>[-rid-/-ris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to deride

deris
<b>deris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>derider</b>

derision, derisiones
<i>n</i> derision

derisori, derisorimente, derisoris
<i>adj</i> derisive, derisory

derivabile, derivabilemente, derivabiles
<i>adj</i> derivable

derivar, deriva, derivante, derivara, derivarea, derivate, derivava
<i>v</i> I. to divert the course of; II. to derive (1. to obtain (from a source); 2. to be derived)

derivation, derivationes
<i>n</i> I. diversion of a water-course; II. derivation (1. [Med.]; 2. [Gram.]); III. [Elec.] shunt

derivative, derivativemente, derivatives
<i>adj</i> derivative (1. [Med.]; 2. derived)

derivativo, derivativos
<i>n</i> [Med.] derivative

derma, dermas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat., Zool.] derma

dermat
<b>dermat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>derma</b>

dermatitis, dermatites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] dermatitis

dermatoide, dermatoides
<i>n</i> dermatoid

dermatologia, dermatologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dermatology

dermatologo, dermatologos
<b>dermatologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> dermatologist

derogar, deroga, derogante, derogara, derogarea, derogate, derogava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>derogar al lege</b> to depart from the law;<br><b>derogar a un principio</b> to waive a principle;<br><b>derogar a su dignitate</b> to derogate from one's dignity

derogation, derogationes
<i>n</i> derogation (1. act of limiting the application of a law, rule, etc.; 2. disparagement, depreciation)

derogatori, derogatorimente, derogatoris
<i>adj</i> derogatory (as in "derogatory remark");<br><b>clausula derogatori</b> [Law] derogatory clause

deroutar, derouta, deroutante, deroutara, deroutarea, deroutate, deroutava
<i>v</i> [Mil.] to rout

deroute, deroutes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] rout

dervich, derviches
<b>(-sh)</b><br><i>n</i> dervish

descendente, descendentes
<i>n</i> descendant

descendentia, descendentias
<i>n</i> 1. descent, descendance ("descent from a particular ancestor"); 2. descendants

descender, descende, descendente, descendera, descenderea, descendeva, descendite, descense
<b>[-scend-/-scens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to descend

descendita, descenditas
<b>(-cn-)</b><br><i>n</i> descent (= action of descending)

descens
<b>descens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>descender</b>

descension, descensiones
<i>n</i> descent (= action of descending)

describer, describe, describente, describera, describerea, describeva, describite, descripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to describe (1. "to describe a view, a person, etc."; 2. "to describe a curve")

descript
<b>descript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>describer</b>

descriptibile, descriptibilemente, descriptibiles
<i>adj</i> describable

description, descriptiones
<i>n</i> description

descriptive, descriptivemente, descriptives
<i>adj</i> descriptive;<br><b>geometria descriptive</b> descriptive geometry

descriptor, descriptores
<i>n</i> describer

desde
<b>[desde]</b><br><i>prep</i> since, from

deserer, desere, deserente, deserera, desererea, desereva, deserite, deserte
<b>[-ser-/-sert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to desert, abandon

desert
<b>desert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deserer</b>

desertar, deserta, desertante, desertara, desertarea, desertate, desertava
<i>v</i> to desert

deserte, desertemente, desertes
<i>adj</i> desert (as in "desert region")

desertic, deserticamente, desertiches
<i>adj</i> desert (as in "desert region")

desertion, desertiones
<i>n</i> desertion

deserto, desertos
<i>n</i> desert;<br><b>predicar in le deserto</b> to preach in the wilderness, talk to deaf ears

desertor, desertores
<i>n</i> deserter

desiccar, desicca, desiccante, desiccara, desiccarea, desiccate, desiccava
<i>v</i> to dry up, desiccate

desiccation, desiccationes
<i>n</i> desiccation

desiccative, desiccativemente, desiccatives
<i>adj</i> desiccative

desiderabile, desiderabilemente, desiderabiles
<i>adj</i> desirable

desiderar, desidera, desiderante, desiderara, desiderarea, desiderate, desiderava
<i>v</i> to desire, wish, wish for;<br><b>lassar (multo) a desiderar</b> to leave (much) to be desired, leave room for improvement

desiderative, desiderativemente, desideratives
<i>adj</i> 1. desirous; 2. [Gram.] desiderative

desideratum, desiderata
<b>(<i>pl</i> desiderata) [L]</b><br><i>n</i> desideratum

desiderio, desiderios
<i>n</i> desire, wish

desiderose, desiderosemente, desideroses
<i>adj</i> desirous;<br><b>desiderose de</b> desirous of

designar, designa, designante, designara, designarea, designate, designava
<i>v</i> 1. to designate; 2. to draw, sketch; 3. to design, intend

designation, designationes
<i>n</i> designation

designative, designativemente, designatives
<i>adj</i> designative

designator, designatores
<i>n</i> sketcher, drawer

designo, designos
<i>n</i> I. design (= scheme, plan); II. drawing (1. art of drawing or sketching; 2. as in "a drawing hanging on the wall)

desin
<b>desin-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

desinentia, desinentias
<i>n</i> [Gram.] ending, desinence

desinential, desinentiales, desinentialmente
<i>adj</i> terminal, desinential

desirabile, desirabilemente, desirabiles
<i>adj</i> desirable

desirar, desira, desirante, desirara, desirarea, desirate, desirava
<i>v</i> to desire, wish, wish for;<br><b>lassar (multo) a desirar</b> to leave (much) to be desired, leave room for improvement

desiro, desiros
<i>n</i> desire, wish

desirose, desirosemente, desiroses
<i>adj</i> desirous;<br><b>desirose de</b> desirous of

desistentia, desistentias
<i>n</i> desistance

desister, desiste, desistente, desistera, desisterea, desisteva, desistite
<i>v</i> to desist;<br><b>desister de</b> to desist from

desolar, desola, desolante, desolara, desolarea, desolate, desolava
<i>v</i> to desolate (1. to devastate; 2. to afflict, distress)

desolate, desolatemente, desolates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>desolar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> desolate, distressed

desolation, desolationes
<i>n</i> desolation (1. devastation; 2. dreary barrenness; 3. affliction)

desolator, desolatores
<i>n</i> desolater

despect
<b>despect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>despicer</b>

despectar, despecta, despectante, despectara, despectarea, despectate, despectava
<i>v</i> to spite, mortify, treat (someone) with spite

despecto, despectos
<i>n</i> resentment, spite, despite; <i>also:</i> grudge;<br><b>in despecto de</b> in spite of, despite

despectose, despectosemente, despectoses
<i>adj</i> spiteful; despiteful

desperantia, desperantias
<i>n</i> despair, hopelessness

desperar, despera, desperante, desperara, desperarea, desperate, desperava
<i>v</i> 1. to despair; 2. to drive to despair

desperate, desperatemente, desperates
<i>adj</i> 1. in despair; 2. desperate

desperation, desperationes
<i>n</i> desperation, desperateness

despero, desperos
<i>n</i> 1. despair; 2. desperation

despicer, despecte, despice, despicera, despicerea, despiceva, despiciente, despicite
<b>[-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to despise

despoliamento, despoliamentos
<i>n</i> despoliation, spoliation

despoliar, despolia, despoliante, despoliara, despoliarea, despoliate, despoliava
<i>v</i> to despoil, spoliate

despota, despotas
<b>(ds-)</b><br><i>n</i> despot

despotic, despoticamente, despotiches
<i>adj</i> despotic

despotisar, despotisa, despotisante, despotisara, despotisarea, despotisate, despotisava
<i>v</i> to despotize, tyrannize

despotismo, despotismos
<i>n</i> despotism

dessert, desserts
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> dessert

destinar, destina, destinante, destinara, destinarea, destinate, destinava
<i>v</i> to destine (= to set apart for a particular purpose or use);<br><b>destinate a</b> destined or intended for

destinatario, destinatarios
<i>n</i> addressee

destination, destinationes
<i>n</i> destination (1. action of destining; 2. place of destination)

destino, destinos
<i>n</i> destiny (= one's lot or fortune)

destituer, destitue, destituente, destituera, destituerea, destitueva, destituite, destitute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to render destitute; 2. to displace, discharge, dismiss (from office)

destitut
<b>destitut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>destituer</b>

destitute, destitutemente, destitutes
<i>adj</i> destitute (1. deprived, lacking; 2. in great need or want)

destitution, destitutiones
<i>n</i> 1. destitution (= state of being destitute); 2. discharge, dismissal (from office)

destruct
<b>destruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>destruer</b>

destructibile, destructibilemente, destructibiles
<i>adj</i> destructible

destructibilitate, destructibilitates
<i>n</i> destructibility

destruction, destructiones
<i>n</i> destruction

destructive, destructivemente, destructives
<i>adj</i> destructive

destructor, destructores
<i>n</i> destroyer (= one who or that which destroys)

destruer, destructe, destrue, destruente, destruera, destruerea, destrueva, destruite
<b>[-stru-/-struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to destroy

desuete, desuetemente, desuetes
<i>adj</i> disused; <i>also:</i> obsolete, deadletter, etc.

desuetude, desuetudes
<i>n</i> desuetude

detaliar, detalia, detaliante, detaliara, detaliarea, detaliate, detaliava
<i>v</i> to detail (= to tell in detail)

detalio, detalios
<i>n</i> 1. detail (= individual item, particular); 2. [Com.] retail;<br><b>in detalio</b> in detail, fully;<br><b>vender al detalio</b> to retail, sell at retail

detect
<b>detect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deteger</b>

detective, detectives
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> detective

detector, detectores
<i>n</i> [Elec., Radio] detector

deteger, detecte, detege, detegente, detegera, detegerea, detegeva, detegite
<b>[-teg-/-tect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to detect, uncover

detener, detene, detenente, detenera, detenerea, deteneva, detenite, detente
<b>[-ten-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to hold (= to have, own); 2. to detain (= to keep in custody, confine)

detenimento, detenimentos
<i>n</i> detention, imprisonment, confinement

detent
<b>detent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>detener</b>

detention, detentiones
<i>n</i> 1. holding, possession (of a thing); 2. detention, imprisonment, confinement;<br><b>detention preventive</b> preliminary detention

detentor, detentores
<i>n</i> 1. holder (of rights, titles, etc.); 2. detainer (= one who detains)

deter
<b>deter- [-ter-/-trit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

deteriorar, deteriora, deteriorante, deteriorara, deteriorarea, deteriorate, deteriorava
<i>v</i> to impair (= to cause to deteriorate);<br><b>deteriorar se</b> to deteriorate

deterioration, deteriorationes
<i>n</i> deterioration

determinabile, determinabilemente, determinabiles
<i>adj</i> determinable

determinabilitate, determinabilitates
<i>n</i> determinability

determinante, determinantes
<i>n</i> [Math.] determinant

determinar, determina, determinante, determinara, determinarea, determinate, determinava
<i>v</i> to determine (1. to be the deciding factor in settling the form, function, etc. of; 2. to fix precisely);<br><b>determinar se a facer un cosa</b> to determine on doing or to do something

determinate, determinatemente, determinates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>determinar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. determined (= resolute); 2. definite (= clear)

determination, determinationes
<i>n</i> determination (1. act of fixing precisely; 2. fixed intention, resolution; 3. resoluteness);<br><b>prender un determination</b> to resolve, make up one's mind

determinative, determinativemente, determinatives
<i>adj</i> determinative

determinator, determinatores
<i>n</i> determiner

determinismo, determinismos
<i>n</i> determinism

determinista, deterministas
<i>n</i> determinist

detestabile, detestabilemente, detestabiles
<i>adj</i> detestable

detestar, detesta, detestante, detestara, detestarea, detestate, detestava
<i>v</i> to detest

detestation, detestationes
<i>n</i> detestation

detonar, detona, detonante, detonara, detonarea, detonate, detonava
<i>v</i> to detonate (= to explode)

detonation, detonationes
<i>n</i> detonation

detonator, detonatores
<i>n</i> detonator

detr
<b>detr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deter-</b>

detra
<b>[detra]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> behind, back, backwards; 2. <i>prep</i> behind

detract
<b>detract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>detraher</b>

detraction, detractiones
<i>n</i> detraction

detractor, detractores
<i>n</i> detractor

detraher, detracte, detrahe, detrahente, detrahera, detraherea, detraheva, detrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to detract, detract from

detrimento, detrimentos
<i>n</i> detriment;<br><b>al detrimento de</b> to the detriment of

detrimentose, detrimentosemente, detrimentoses
<i>adj</i> detrimental

detrit
<b>detrit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deter-</b>

detrito, detritos
<i>n</i> detritus

deus ex machina
<b>[L]</b><br><i>deus ex machina</i>

deut
<b>deut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>deuter-</b>

deuter
<b>deuter-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] deuter-, deutero- (= second)

deuterium, deuteriumes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Phys., Chem.] deuterium, heavy hydrogen

deuteron, deuterones
<i>n</i> [Phys., Chem.] deuteron

deuteronomio, deuteronomios
<b>Deuteronomio</b><br><i>n</i> [Bib.] Deuteronomy

deuton, deutones
<i>n</i> [Phys., Chem.] deuton

deutoxydo, deutoxydos
<b>deutoxydo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] deutoxide

devalutar, devaluta, devalutante, devalutara, devalutarea, devalutate, devalutava
<i>v</i> to devaluate

devalutation, devalutationes
<i>n</i> devaluation

devastar, devasta, devastante, devastara, devastarea, devastate, devastava
<i>v</i> to devastate

devastation, devastationes
<i>n</i> devastation (= act of devastating)

devastator, devastatores
<i>n</i> devastator

devenir, deveni, deveniente, devenira, devenirea, devenite, deveniva
<i>v</i> to become (= to come to be)

deviar, devia, deviante, deviara, deviarea, deviate, deviava
<i>v</i> to deviate (as in "his statement deviates from the truth")

deviation, deviationes
<i>n</i> 1. deviation; 2. detour, roundabout way;<br><b>deviation del bussola</b> deviation of the compass

devie, deviemente, devies
<i>adj</i> devious

devisa, devisas
<i>n</i> device (1. [Her.]; 2. motto);<br><b>devisa (estranier)</b> (foreign) bill of exchange

devolut
<b>devolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>devolver</b>

devolution, devolutiones
<i>n</i> devolution (as in "the devolution of the crown")

devolutive, devolutivemente, devolutives
<i>adj</i> causing to devolve or transfer by devolution

devolver, devolute, devolve, devolvente, devolvera, devolverea, devolveva, devolvite
<b>[-volv-/-volut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to devolve (= to transfer)

devorante, devorantemente, devorantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>devorar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> ravenous

devorar, devora, devorante, devorara, devorarea, devorate, devorava
<i>v</i> to devour;<br><b>devorar le via</b> to eat up the miles

devorator, devoratores
<i>n</i> devourer

devot
<b>devot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>devov-</b>

devotar, devota, devotante, devotara, devotarea, devotate, devotava
<i>v</i> to devote (= to dedicate, consecrate)

devote, devotemente, devotes
<i>adj</i> 1. devout; 2. devotional;<br><b>devote a</b> devoted to

devotion, devotiones
<i>n</i> devotion (1. [Relig.]; 2. "devotion to a person, cause, etc.");<br><b>devotiones</b> devotions

devoto, devotos
<i>n</i> devout person, devotee; <i>also:</i> votary

devov
<b>devov- [-vov-/-vot-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

dextera, dextra, dexteras, dextras
also: <B>dextra</B><BR><B>(dx-)</B><BR><I>n</I> right hand

dextere, dextre, dexteremente, dextremente, dexteres, dextres
also: <B>dextre</B><BR><I>adj</I> 1. right (= not left); 2. dexterous

dexteritate, dexteritates
<i>n</i> dexterity

dexteromane, dextromane, dexteromanemente, dextromanemente, dexteromanes, dextromanes
<B>dexteromane, dextromane</B><BR><I>adj</I> righthanded (= using the right hand more easily and readily than the left)

dextra
<b>[dextra]</b><br><i>prep</i> on the right of

dextrina, dextrinas
<i>n</i> dextrin

dextrogyr, dextrogyres, dextrogyrmente
<b>dextrogyr</b><br><i>adj</i> dextrogyrous

di
<b>di-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] di- (= twice) <hr><b>di-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>dia-; Zeus</b>

dia
<b>dia-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>di-</b> before vowels, used chiefly to form technical terms] dia-, di- (1. through; 2. away, apart)

diabete, diabetes
<i>n</i> diabetes

diabetic, diabeticamente, diabetiches
<i>adj</i> diabetic

diabetico, diabeticos
<i>n</i> diabetic

diaboleria, diabolerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> deviltry, devilry (= devilish mischief)

diabolessa, diabolessas
<i>n</i> she-devil

diabolic, diabolicamente, diaboliches
<i>adj</i> diabolic, diabolical, devilish

diabolo, diabolos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. devil (= spirit of evil); 2. [Game] diabolo;<br><b>povre diabolo</b> poor devil;<br><b>advocato del diabolo</b> devil's advocate

diacaustic, diacausticamente, diacaustiches
<i>adj</i> [Math.] diacaustic

diaconal, diaconales, diaconalmente
<i>adj</i> diaconal

diaconato, diaconatos
<i>n</i> diaconate

diaconessa, diaconessas
<i>n</i> deaconess (1. [Early Chr. Ch.]; 2. member of a Protestant sisterhood devoted to works of charity and religion)

diacono, diaconos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> deacon (= member of the order of clergy immediately below that of priest)

diadema, diademas
<i>n</i> diadem

diagno
<b>diagno-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

diagnose, diagnoses
<i>n</i> diagnosis (1. [Med.]; 2. [Biol.])

diagnostic, diagnosticamente, diagnostiches
<i>adj</i> diagnostic

diagnosticar, diagnostica, diagnosticante, diagnosticara, diagnosticarea, diagnosticate, diagnosticava
<i>v</i> to diagnose

diagnostico, diagnosticos
<i>n</i> diagnostics, diagnosis

diagonal, diagonales, diagonalmente
<i>adj</i> diagonal<hr><i>n</i> diagonal

diagramma, diagrammas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> diagram

diagrammat
<b>diagrammat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diagramma</b>

diagrammatic, diagrammaticamente, diagrammatiches
<i>adj</i> diagrammatic

dialectal, dialectales, dialectalmente
<i>adj</i> dialectal

dialectic, dialecticamente, dialectiches
<i>adj</i> dialectic, dialectical

dialectica, dialecticas
<i>n</i> dialectics, dialectic

dialectico, dialecticos
<i>n</i> dialectician

dialecto, dialectos
<i>n</i> dialect (as in "Scottish dialect")

dialogar, dialoga, dialogante, dialogara, dialogarea, dialogate, dialogava
<i>v</i> to dialogue

dialogic, dialogicamente, dialogiches
<i>adj</i> in form of a dialogue, dialogic

dialogisar, dialogisa, dialogisante, dialogisara, dialogisarea, dialogisate, dialogisava
<i>v</i> to dialogize

dialogismo, dialogismos
<i>n</i> dialogism

dialogista, dialogistas
<i>n</i> dialogist

dialogo, dialogos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> dialogue, dialog

diamante, diamantes
<i>n</i> diamond

diametral, diametrales, diametralmente
<i>adj</i> diametrical, diametric

diametric, diametricamente, diametriches
<i>adj</i> diametric

diametro, diametros
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> diameter

diana, dianas
<b>Diana</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Relig.] Diana<hr><i>n</i> reveille

diantho, dianthos
<b>diantho</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] pink; <i>also:</i> carnation

diapason, diapasones
<b>(-p)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. range (as in "range of a singing voice"; "range of an instrument"); 2. tuning fork

diaphane, diaphanemente, diaphanes
<i>adj</i> diaphanous

diaphaneitate, diaphaneitates
<i>n</i> diaphaneity

diaphragma
[-ma/-mat-] diaphragm (1. midriff; 2. [Photog., Phys.; etc.])

diaphragmat
<b>diaphragmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diaphragma</b>

diaphragmatic, diaphragmaticamente, diaphragmatiches
<i>adj</i> diaphragmatic

diapositiva, diapositivas
<i>n</i> [Photog.] transparent positive, transparency, diapositive

diario, diarios
<i>n</i> diary

diarrhea, diarrheas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> diarrhea

diarrheic, diarrheicamente, diarrheiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> diarrheal, diarrheic

diaspora, diasporas
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> Diaspora, Dispersion

diastase, diastases
<b>(dis-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. diastasis; 2. [Chem.] diastase

diastole, diastoles
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] diastole

diastolic, diastolicamente, diastoliches
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] diastolic

diathermia, diathermias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] diathermy

diathermic, diathermicamente, diathermiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] diathermic

diatonic, diatonicamente, diatoniches
<i>adj</i> [Mus.] diatonic;<br><b>scala diatonic, gamma diatonic</b> diatonic scale

dica, dicas
<i>n</i> 1. dike (= embankment built to prevent inundations); 2. dam, weir

dicar
<b>-dicar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

dice
<b>-dice</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

dicer, dice, dicente, dicera, dicerea, diceva, dicite, dicte
<b>[dic-/dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to say; <i>also:</i> to tell;<br><b>dicer le missa</b> to say mass;<br><b>dicer le bon ventura</b> to tell fortunes;<br><b>pro si dicer</b> so to say;<br><b>voler dicer</b> 1. to mean, signify; 2. to mean (to say)

dict
<b>dict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dicer</b>

dictamine, dictamines
<i>n</i> dictate, dictamen

dictar, dicta, dictante, dictara, dictarea, dictate, dictava
<i>v</i> to dictate (1. as in "to dictate a letter"; 2. to prescribe authoritatively)

dictato, dictatos
<i>n</i> dictation (as in "take down dictation")

dictator, dictatores
<i>n</i> dictator

dictatorial, dictatoriales, dictatorialmente
<i>adj</i> dictatorial (= pertaining to a dictator)

dictatura, dictaturas
<i>n</i> dictatorship

diction, dictiones
<i>n</i> diction (1. choice of words to express ideas; 2. enunciation, elocution)

dictionario, dictionarios
<i>n</i> dictionary

dicto, dictos
<i>n</i> saying (as in "an old saying")

dicurrer, discurre, discurrente, discurrera, discurrerea, discurreva, discurrite, discurse
<b>[-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> to discourse (= to speak formally)

didact
<b>didact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>didasc-</b>

didactic, didacticamente, didactiches
<i>adj</i> didactic

didactica, didacticas
<i>n</i> didactics

didasc
<b>didasc-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] didasc-, didact- (= to teach someone or something)

didascalia, didascalias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Antiq.] stage directions

didascalic, didascalicamente, didascaliches
<i>adj</i> didascalic, didactic

didon
<b>Didon</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Dido

die, dies
<i>n</i> day (1. "day" as opposed to "night"; <i>also:</i> daylight; 2. period of twenty-four hours);<br><b>de die in die</b> from day to day;<br><b>die utile</b> [Law] lawful day;<br><b>die feriate</b> holiday;<br><b>un die</b> one day, sometime;<br><b>le die sequente</b> the next day, the following day

dies irae
<b>[L]</b><br><i>dies irae</i>, day of wrath

diese
<b>(d-)</b><br>[Mus.] sharp

diesel, dieseles, rudolf diesel
<I>n</I> Diesel engine or motor, Diesel;<BR><B>motor Diesel</B> Diesel engine, Diesel motor;<BR><B>oleo Diesel</B> Diesel oil<HR><B>Diesel, Rudolf</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1858-1913; inventor of Diesel motor]

dieta, dietas
<i>n</i> [Med.] diet;<br><b>dieta lactee</b> milk diet;<br><b>dieta absolute</b> starvation diet;<br><b>esser a dieta</b> to be on a diet;<br><b>poner a dieta</b> to put on a diet <hr><i>n</i> [Hist., Pol.] diet

dietar, dieta, dietante, dietara, dietarea, dietate, dietava
<i>v</i> to diet

dietetic, dieteticamente, dietetiches
<i>adj</i> dietetic

dietetica, dieteticas
<i>n</i> dietetics

diffamar, diffama, diffamante, diffamara, diffamarea, diffamate, diffamava
<i>v</i> to defame

diffamation, diffamationes
<i>n</i> defamation

diffamatori, diffamatorimente, diffamatoris
<i>adj</i> defamatory

differente, differentemente, differentes
<i>adj</i> different

differentia, differentias
<i>n</i> difference;<br><b>il non face differentia</b> it makes no difference

differential, differentiales, differentialmente
<i>adj</i> differential;<br><b>calculo differential</b> differential calculus<hr><i>n</i> differential (1. [Math.]; 2. "differential of an automobile etc.")

differentiar, differentia, differentiante, differentiara, differentiarea, differentiate, differentiava
<i>v</i> to differentiate (1. to distinguish; 2. [Math.])

differentiation, differentiationes
<i>n</i> [Math.] differentiation

differer, differe, differente, differera, differerea, differeva, differite, diflate
<b>[-fer-/-lat-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to defer, delay; 2. to differ (= be different)

difficile, difficilemente, difficiles
<i>adj</i> difficult

difficul
<b>difficul-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>difficile</b>

difficultate, difficultates
<i>n</i> difficulty

diffidente, diffidentemente, diffidentes
<i>adj</i> distrustful

diffidentia, diffidentias
<i>n</i> distrust

diffider, diffide, diffidente, diffidera, diffiderea, diffideva, diffidite
<i>v</i> to be distrustful;<br><b>diffider de un persona</b> to distrust, mistrust someone

diffract
<b>diffract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diffranger</b>

diffractar, diffracta, diffractante, diffractara, diffractarea, diffractate, diffractava
<i>v</i> to diffract

diffraction, diffractiones
<i>n</i> diffraction

diffranger, diffracte, diffrange, diffrangente, diffrangera, diffrangerea, diffrangeva, diffrangite
<b>[-frang-/-fract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to diffract

diffunder, diffunde, diffundente, diffundera, diffunderea, diffundeva, diffundite, diffuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to diffuse (= to spread widely); <i>also:</i> = <b>radiodiffunder</b>

diffus
<b>diffus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diffunder</b>

diffuse, diffusemente, diffuses
<i>adj</i> diffuse (1. spread out, diffused; 2. verbose, not concise)

diffusibile, diffusibilemente, diffusibiles
<i>adj</i> diffusible

diffusibilitate, diffusibilitates
<i>n</i> diffusibility

diffusion, diffusiones
<i>n</i> diffusion (1. dispersion, wide distribution; 2. diffuseness, wordiness; 3. [Phys.] intermingling of fluids); <i>also:</i> = <b>radiodiffusion</b>

diffusive, diffusivemente, diffusives
<i>adj</i> diffusive

digamma, digammas
<b>digamma</b><br><i>n</i> digamma

digerer, digere, digerente, digerera, digererea, digereva, digerite, digeste
<b>[-ger-/-gest-]</b><br><i>v</i> to digest (1. "to digest food"; 2. to absorb mentally; 3. [Chem.]);<br><b>non poter digerer un cosa</b> to be unable to stomach or swallow something

digest
<b>digest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>digerer</b>

digeste, digestemente, digestes
<i>adj</i> digested

digestibile, digestibilemente, digestibiles
<i>adj</i> digestible

digestibilitate, digestibilitates
<i>n</i> digestibility

digestion, digestiones
<i>n</i> digestion (1. Physiol.]; 2. [Chem.]);<br><b>de facile, difficile, digestion</b> easy, hard, of digestion

digestive, digestivemente, digestives
<i>adj</i> digestive (1. pertaining to digestion; 2. helping digestion);<br><b>apparato digestive</b> digestive apparatus

digesto, digestos
<i>n</i> [Law] digest, Pandects

digestor, digestores
<i>n</i> [Physiol; Chem.] digester

digital, digitales, digitalmente
<i>adj</i> digital<hr><i>n</i> 1. thimble; 2. [Bot.] digitalis, foxglove

digitalina, digitalinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] digitalin

digitate, digitatemente, digitates
<i>adj</i> digitate (= having fingers or digits; <i>also:</i> [Bot.])

digitiforme, digitiformemente, digitiformes
<b>digitiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> digitiform, finger-shaped

digitigrade, digitigrademente, digitigrades
<b>digitigrade (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] digitigrade

digitigrado, digitigrados
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> digitigrade

digito, digitos
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> digit (1. finger; toe; 2. [Arith.]);<br><b>(digito) indice</b> forefinger, index finger;<br><b>digito medie</b> middle finger;<br><b>(digito) anular</b> ring finger;<br><b>(digito) auricular</b> little finger

dignar, digna, dignante, dignara, dignarea, dignate, dignava
<i>v</i> to deign

digne, dignemente, dignes
<i>adj</i> 1. worthy, deserving; 2. dignified (= showing or expressing dignity);<br><b>digne de (laude)</b> worthy (of praise), (praise)worthy

dignificar, dignifica, dignificante, dignificara, dignificarea, dignificate, dignificava
<i>v</i> to dignify, make worthy

dignitario, dignitarios
<i>n</i> dignitary

dignitate, dignitates
<i>n</i> dignity (1. intrinsic worth, stateliness; 2. high office, rank, or title)

digreder, digrede, digredente, digredera, digrederea, digredeva, digredite, digresse
<b>[-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> to digress (= to deviate from the main subject)

digress
<b>digress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>digreder</b>

digression, digressiones
<i>n</i> digression (1. deviation from the subject in discourse or writing; 2. [Astron.]);<br><b>perder se in un digression</b> or <b>in digressiones</b> to lose oneself in a digression or in digressions

digressive, digressivemente, digressives
<i>adj</i> digressive

dihedre, dihedremente, dihedres
<b>dihedre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] dihedral

dihedro, dihedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] dihedron

dilapidar, dilapida, dilapidante, dilapidara, dilapidarea, dilapidate, dilapidava
<i>v</i> to squander, dilapidate

dilapidation, dilapidationes
<i>n</i> squandering, waste

dilapidator, dilapidatores
<i>n</i> squanderer, wastrel, spendthrift

dilat
<b>dilat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>differer</b>

dilatabile, dilatabilemente, dilatabiles
<i>adj</i> dilatable

dilatabilitate, dilatabilitates
<i>n</i> dilatability

dilatar, dilata, dilatante, dilatara, dilatarea, dilatate, dilatava
<i>v</i> to dilate (= to make larger or wider)

dilatation, dilatationes
<i>n</i> dilatation, dilation

dilatator, dilatatores
<i>n</i> dilator (1. one who or that which dilates; 2. [Surg.])

dilatori, dilatorimente, dilatoris
<i>adj</i> dilatory (= tending to delay)

dilect
<b>dilect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dilig-</b>

dilection, dilectiones
<i>n</i> affection, love

dilemma, dilemmas
<b>dilemma</b><br><i>n</i> dilemma

dilettante, dilettantes
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> lover of the arts, amateur, dilettante

dilettantismo, dilettantismos
<i>n</i> dilettantism

dilig
<b>dilig- [-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

diligente, diligentemente, diligentes
<i>adj</i> diligent

diligentia, diligentias
<i>n</i> diligence (1. assiduity; 2. public stage coach)

diluer, dilue, diluente, diluera, diluerea, dilueva, diluite, dilute
<b>[-lu-/-lut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dilute (as in "to dilute wine")

dilut
<b>dilut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diluer</b>

dilution, dilutiones
<i>n</i> dilution

diluv
<b>diluv-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diluer</b>

diluvial, diluviales, diluvialmente
<i>adj</i> diluvial, diluvian

diluvian, diluvianes, diluvianmente
<i>adj</i> diluvian, diluvial

diluviar, diluvia, diluviante, diluviara, diluviarea, diluviate, diluviava
<i>v</i> to rain heavily, pour

diluvio, diluvios
<i>n</i> 1. deluge; 2. [Geol.] diluvium

dimens
<b>dimens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dimetir</b>

dimension, dimensiones
<i>n</i> dimension (1. as in "the three dimensions"; 2. size, magnitude, extent);<br><b>dimensiones critic</b> [Phys.] critical size

dimensional, dimensionales, dimensionalmente
<i>adj</i> dimensional

dimere, dimeremente, dimeres
<b>dimere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] dimerous

dimetir, dimense, dimeti, dimetiente, dimetira, dimetirea, dimetite, dimetiva
<b>[-met-/-mens-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

dimetro, dimetros
<b>dimetro (d-)</b><br><i>n</i> dimeter

diminuendo, diminuendos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] diminuendo

diminuer, diminue, diminuente, diminuera, diminuerea, diminueva, diminuite
<i>v</i> to diminish, lessen;<br><b>diminuer le precio</b> to reduce the price;<br><b>diminuer de valor</b> to diminish in value;<br><b>columna diminuite</b> diminished, tapering column

diminution, diminutiones
<i>n</i> diminution

diminutive, diminutivemente, diminutives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] diminutive

diminutivo, diminutivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] diminutive

dimiss
<b>dimiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dimitter</b>

dimission, dimissiones
<i>n</i> 1. dismissal; 2. demission, resignation

dimitter, dimisse, dimitte, dimittente, dimittera, dimitterea, dimitteva, dimittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dismiss, discharge

dimorphe, dimorphemente, dimorphes
<b>dimorphe</b><br><i>adj</i> dimorphic

dimorphismo, dimorphismos
<i>n</i> dimorphism (1. [Biol., Bot., etc.]; 2. [Cryst.])

din
<b>din-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] dino-, din- (= fearful, terrible)

dinar, dina, dinante, dinara, dinarea, dinares, dinate, dinava
<i>v</i> to dine, to take dinner <hr><i>n</i> dinner, dining

dinator, dinatores
<i>n</i> diner (= one who dines)

dinosauro, dinosauros
<b>dinosauro</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] dinosaur

diocesan, diocesanes, diocesanmente
<i>adj</i> diocesan

diocesano, diocesanos
<i>n</i> diocesan

diocese, dioceses
<i>n</i> diocese (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [Eccl.])

dionysia
<b>[L]</b><br><i>npl</i> [Gr. Relig.] Dionysia

dionysiac, dionysiacamente, dionysiaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> Dionysiac

dionysio
<b>Dionysio</b><br><i>npr</i> [Anc. Hist.] Dionysius

dionyso
<b>Dionyso</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Dionysus, Dionysos

diorama, dioramas
<i>n</i> diorama

dioscuros
<b>Dioscuros</b><br><i>npl</i> [Mythol.] Dioscuri, Dioscuroi, Castor and Pollux

dipetale, dipetalemente, dipetales
<b>dipetale</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] dipetalous

diphtheria, diphtherias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> diphtheria

diphtheric, diphthericamente, diphtheriches
<i>adj</i> diphtheritic, diphtheric

diphthongar, diphthonga, diphthongante, diphthongara, diphthongarea, diphthongate, diphthongava
<i>v</i> to diphthongize

diphthonge, diphthongemente, diphthonges
<b>diphthonge</b><br><i>adj</i> diphthongal, diphthonged

diphthongo, diphthongos
<i>n</i> diphthong (= union of two vowels pronounced in one syllable)

diplo
<b>diplo-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] diplo- (= twofold, double)

diploma, diplomas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> diploma

diplomar, diploma, diplomante, diplomara, diplomarea, diplomate, diplomava
<i>v</i> to grant a diploma to

diplomat
<b>diplomat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diploma</b>

diplomate, diplomatemente, diplomates
<i>adj</i> certified (= having been granted a diploma, license, etc.)<hr><i>n</i> diplomat, diplomatist

diplomatia, diplomatias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> diplomacy

diplomatic, diplomaticamente, diplomatiches
<i>adj</i> diplomatic (= pertaining to the science of diplomatics or diplomas)<hr><i>adj</i> diplomatic (1. belonging to diplomacy; 2. characterized by diplomacy);<br><b>corpore diplomatic</b> diplomatic corps

diplomatica, diplomaticas
<i>n</i> diplomatics (= science of diplomatics or of diplomas)

diplomatico, diplomaticos
<i>n</i> diplomat, diplomatist

diplopia, diplopias
<b>diplopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> diplopia

diplopic, diplopicamente, diplopiches
<i>adj</i> diplopic

dips
<b>dips-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] dips- (= thirst)

dipsomane, dipsomanemente, dipsomanes
<b>dipsomane</b><br><i>adj</i> dipsomaniacal

dipsomania, dipsomanias
<b>dipsomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dipsomania

dipsomano, dipsomanos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> dipsomaniac

diptere, dipteremente, dipteres
<b>diptere</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. [Arch.] dipteral; 2. [Entom.] dipterous

dipteros
<b>(dp-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Diptera

direct
<b>direct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diriger</b>

directe, directemente, directes
<i>adj</i> 1. straight (= in a line); 2. direct (= without deviation or interruption);<br><b>(ir, ambular, etc.) directe</b> (to go, walk, etc.) straight

direction, directiones
<i>n</i> direction (1. action of directing; 2. as in "to move in a certain direction")

directiva, directivas
<i>n</i> directive

directive, directivemente, directives
<i>adj</i> directive

director, directores
<i>n</i> director; <i>also:</i> manager, principal, editor-in-chief, etc.;<br><b>director de orchestra</b> [Mus.] conductor

directorato, directoratos
<i>n</i> directorate (= function of a director)

directori, directorimente, directoris
<i>adj</i> directory

directorial, directoriales, directorialmente
<i>adj</i> directorial (1. pertaining to a director; 2. pertaining to a directorate, or to the French Directory)

directorio, directorios
<i>n</i> 1. directorate, board of directors; 2. [Fr. Hist.] Directory

directrice, directrices
<i>n</i> 1. directress, <i>also:</i> head-mistress, etc.; 2. [Geom.] directrix

directura, directuras
<i>n</i> uprightness, rectitude, straightforwardness

diriger, directe, dirige, dirigente, dirigera, dirigerea, dirigeva, dirigite
<b>[-rig-/-rect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to direct (1. to guide, control, manage; 2. to cause to turn in a particular direction);<br><b>diriger se verso (un loco)</b> to turn towards (a place);<br><b>diriger (un orchestra)</b> to conduct (an orchestra);<br><b>diriger (un littera) a (un persona)</b> to direct (a letter) to (someone)

dirigibile, dirigibilemente, dirigibiles
<i>adj</i> dirigible<hr><i>n</i> dirigible

dirimente, dirimentemente, dirimentes
<i>adj</i> 1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>dirimer</b>; 2. annuling, nullifying, diriment;<br><b>impedimento dirimente</b> [Law] diriment impediment

dirimer, dirime, dirimente, dirimera, dirimerea, dirimeva, dirimite
<i>v</i> to annul, invalidate

dis
<b>dis-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> dis-, de-, un- (1. [expressing separation, deprivation, division, and the like]; 2. [expressing the negative, contrary, opposite])

disabusar, disabusa, disabusante, disabusara, disabusarea, disabusate, disabusava
<i>v</i> to disabuse

disaccopular, disaccopula, disaccopulante, disaccopulara, disaccopularea, disaccopulate, disaccopulava
<i>v</i> to separate (a couple)

disaccordar, disaccorda, disaccordante, disaccordara, disaccordarea, disaccordate, disaccordava
<i>v</i> to disaccord, disagree

disaccordo, disaccordos
<i>n</i> 1. disaccord, disagreement; 2. [Mus.] discord

disaccostumar, disaccostuma, disaccostumante, disaccostumara, disaccostumarea, disaccostumate, disaccostumava
<i>v</i> to disaccustom

disaffection, disaffectiones
<i>n</i> disaffection

disaffectionar, disaffectiona, disaffectionante, disaffectionara, disaffectionarea, disaffectionate, disaffectionava
<i>v</i> to disaffect

disaggregar, disaggrega, disaggregante, disaggregara, disaggregarea, disaggregate, disaggregava
<i>v</i> to disaggregate

disaggregation, disaggregationes
<i>n</i> disaggregation

disagradabile, disagradabilemente, disagradabiles
<i>adj</i> disagreeable, unpleasant

disagradar, disagrada, disagradante, disagradara, disagradarea, disagradate, disagradava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>disagradar a</b> to displease

disancorar, disancora, disancorante, disancorara, disancorarea, disancorate, disancorava
<i>v</i> to weigh anchor

disanimar, disanima, disanimante, disanimara, disanimarea, disanimate, disanimava
<i>v</i> to dishearten, dispirit

disanimate, disanimatemente, disanimates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>disanimar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> discouraged, dispirited

disannidar, disannida, disannidante, disannidara, disannidarea, disannidate, disannidava
<i>v</i> to take out of the nest

disapprender, disapprende, disapprendente, disapprendera, disapprenderea, disapprendeva, disapprendite
<i>v</i> to forget, unlearn

disapprobar, disapproba, disapprobante, disapprobara, disapprobarea, disapprobate, disapprobava
<i>v</i> to disapprove, disapprove of

disapprobation, disapprobationes
<i>n</i> disapproval, disapprobation

disapprobator, disapprobatores
<i>n</i> disapprover

disappunctamento, disappunctamentos
<i>n</i> disappointment (= state of being disappointed)

disappunctar, disappuncta, disappunctante, disappunctara, disappunctarea, disappunctate, disappunctava
<i>v</i> to disappoint (= to fail to realize the expectations of)

disaquamento, disaquamentos
<i>n</i> draining

disaquar, disaqua, disaquante, disaquara, disaquarea, disaquate, disaquava
<i>v</i> to drain, dry, etc.

disargentar, disargenta, disargentante, disargentara, disargentarea, disargentate, disargentava
<i>v</i> to desilver, remove the silver from

disarmamento, disarmamentos
<i>n</i> disarmament

disarmar, disarma, disarmante, disarmara, disarmarea, disarmate, disarmava
<i>v</i> to disarm (1. to deprive of weapons; 2. to reduce the size of the army, navy, etc.)

disarticular, disarticula, disarticulante, disarticulara, disarticularea, disarticulate, disarticulava
<i>v</i> to disarticulate

disarticulation, disarticulationes
<i>n</i> disarticulation

disassimilar, disassimila, disassimilante, disassimilara, disassimilarea, disassimilate, disassimilava
<i>v</i> [Physiol.] to cause disassimilation

disassimilation, disassimilationes
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] disassimilation

disassociar, disassocia, disassociante, disassociara, disassociarea, disassociate, disassociava
<i>v</i> dissociate, disassociate

disastro, disastros
<i>n</i> disaster

disastrose, disastrosemente, disastroses
<i>adj</i> disastrous

disaurar, disaura, disaurante, disaurara, disaurarea, disaurate, disaurava
<i>v</i> to ungild

disavantage, disavantages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> disadvantage

disavantagiose, disavantagiosemente, disavantagioses
<b>(-jo-)</b><br><i>adj</i> disadvantageous, unfavorable

disbandamento, disbandamentos
<i>n</i> disbanding; disbandment

disbandar, disbanda, disbandante, disbandara, disbandarea, disbandate, disbandava
<i>v</i> to disband;<br><b>disbandar se</b> to disband, break ranks

disbarbar, disbarba, disbarbante, disbarbara, disbarbarea, disbarbate, disbarbava
<i>v</i> to shave

disbarbate, disbarbatemente, disbarbates
<i>adj</i> beardless

disbarcamento, disbarcamentos
<i>n</i> debarkation, disembarkation;<br><b>testa de disbarcamento</b> beachhead;<br><b>ponte de disbarcamento</b> gangplank

disbarcar, disbarca, disbarcante, disbarcara, disbarcarea, disbarcate, disbarcava
<i>v</i> to disembark (1. to put ashore from a ship; 2. to go ashore from a ship)

disbarcatorio, disbarcatorios
<i>n</i> wharf, landing pier; <i>also:</i> gangplank

disblocar, disbloca, disblocante, disblocara, disblocarea, disblocate, disblocava
<i>v</i> to raise the blockade of

disbordamento, disbordamentos
<i>n</i> overflow, inundation (= flowing over the banks, the brim, etc.)

disbordar, disborda, disbordante, disbordara, disbordarea, disbordate, disbordava
<i>v</i> to overflow (= to flow over the brim, banks, etc.)

disbridar, disbrida, disbridante, disbridara, disbridarea, disbridate, disbridava
<i>v</i> 1. to unbridle; 2. [Surg.] to debride

disbuccamento, disbuccamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) debouching, issuing forth

disbuccar, disbucca, disbuccante, disbuccara, disbuccarea, disbuccate, disbuccava
<i>v</i> to debouch, issue forth

disbuclar, disbucla, disbuclante, disbuclara, disbuclarea, disbuclate, disbuclava
<i>v</i> to uncurl (= to cause to uncurl)

disbursamento, disbursamentos
<i>n</i> disbursament

disbursar, disbursa, disbursante, disbursara, disbursarea, disbursate, disbursava
<i>v</i> to disburse, pay out

disbuttonar, disbuttona, disbuttonante, disbuttonara, disbuttonarea, disbuttonate, disbuttonava
<i>v</i> to unbutton (a coat, etc.)

disbutyrar, disbutyra, disbutyrante, disbutyrara, disbutyrarea, disbutyrate, disbutyrava
<i>v</i> to skim (milk)

discalceamento, discalceamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) taking off (one's or someone's) shoes, stockings, etc.

discalcear, discalcea, discalceante, discalceara, discalcearea, discalceate, discalceava
<i>v</i> 1. to take off (shoes, stockings, etc. from someone's feet); 2. to uncover, expose the foot or roots (of a tree, tooth, etc.);<br><b>discalcear se</b> to take off one's shoes, stockings, etc.

discalceate, discalceatemente, discalceates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>discalcear</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> barefooted

discalceator, discalceatores
<i>n</i> bootjack

discamminar, discammina, discamminante, discamminara, discamminarea, discamminate, discamminava
<i>v</i> to lead astray

discampamento, discampamentos
<i>n</i> decampment

discampar, discampa, discampante, discampara, discamparea, discampate, discampava
<i>v</i> to decamp (1. to break up a camp; 2. to depart quickly)

discantar, discanta, discantante, discantara, discantarea, discantate, discantava
<i>v</i> [Mus.] to descant (= to sing a descant or counterpoint above the plain song)

discanto, discantos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] descant (1. counterpoint above the plain song; 2. upper part in part music)

discapillar, discapilla, discapillante, discapillara, discapillarea, discapillate, discapillava
<i>v</i> to tousle, dishevel

discapillate, discapillatemente, discapillates
<i>adj</i> disheveled

discarbonatar, discarbonata, discarbonatante, discarbonatara, discarbonatarea, discarbonatate, discarbonatava
<i>v</i> to decarbonize, decarbonate

discarburar, discarbura, discarburante, discarburara, discarburarea, discarburate, discarburava
<i>v</i> to decarbonize

discarburation, discarburationes
<i>n</i> decarbonization

discardinar, discardina, discardinante, discardinara, discardinarea, discardinate, discardinava
<i>v</i> to unhinge

discarga, discargas
<i>n</i> I. (act of) unloading, unlading; <i>also:</i> dumping; II. discharge (1. firing off a fire-arm; 2. "electric discharge"; 3. [Arch.]); III. unburdening, relief, etc.

discargamento, discargamentos
<i>n</i> unloading, unlading

discargar, discarga, discargante, discargara, discargarea, discargate, discargava
<i>v</i> I. to unload, unlade; <i>also:</i> to dump; II. to discharge (1. to fire, fire off; to rid of an electric charge); III. to unburden, relieve, etc.;<br><b>discargar un persona de (un obligation, etc.)</b> to discharge, release, exonerate someone from (an obligation, etc.)

discargator, discargatores
<i>n</i> unloader; <i>also:</i> longshoreman

discargatorio, discargatorios
<i>n</i> 1. unloading place, wharf; 2. dump, dumping place

discarnar, discarna, discarnante, discarnara, discarnarea, discarnate, discarnava
<i>v</i> to take off flesh; <i>also:</i> to make thin

discarnate, discarnatemente, discarnates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>discarnar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fleshless; <i>also:</i> lean, gaunt

discassage, discassages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (action of) unpacking or unboxing

discassamento, discassamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) unpacking or unboxing; 2. (action of) paying out (cash)

discassar, discassa, discassante, discassara, discassarea, discassate, discassava
<i>v</i> 1. to unpack, unbox; 2. to pay out (cash)

discentralisar, discentralisa, discentralisante, discentralisara, discentralisarea, discentralisate, discentralisava
<i>v</i> to decentralize

discentralisation, discentralisationes
<i>n</i> decentralization

discerner, discerne, discernente, discernera, discernerea, discerneva, discernite, discrete
<b>[-cern-/-cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> to discern

discernibile, discernibilemente, discernibiles
<i>adj</i> discernible

discernimento, discernimentos
<i>n</i> discernment

discernitor, discernitores
<i>n</i> discerner

discinct
<b>discinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>discinger</b>

discincte, discinctemente, discinctes
<i>adj</i> ungirded, ungirt

discinger, discincte, discinge, discingente, discingera, discingerea, discingeva, discingite
<b>[-cing-/-cinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to ungirdle

disciplina, disciplinas
<i>n</i> discipline (1. as in "school discipline", "military discipline", etc.; 2. branch of instruction; 3. [Eccl.] scourge)

disciplinar, disciplina, disciplinante, disciplinara, disciplinarea, disciplinate, disciplinava
<i>v</i> to discipline (1. to subject to discipline; 2. [Eccl.] to scourge)

disciplinari, disciplinarimente, disciplinaris
<i>adj</i> disciplinary

discipulo, discipulos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> disciple

disclavar, disclava, disclavante, disclavara, disclavarea, disclavate, disclavava
<i>v</i> to unnail, remove the nails from

disco, discos
<i>n</i> 1. disk; 2. discus; 3. (phonograph) record

discollar, discolla, discollante, discollara, discollarea, discollate, discollava
<i>v</i> to unglue

discolorar, discolora, discolorante, discolorara, discolorarea, discolorate, discolorava
<i>v</i> to discolor (= to deprive of color or coloring)

discompletar, discompleta, discompletante, discompletara, discompletarea, discompletate, discompletava
<i>v</i> to render incomplete

disconcertamento, disconcertamentos
<i>n</i> disconcertment; <i>also:</i> bafflement

disconcertar, disconcerta, disconcertante, disconcertara, disconcertarea, disconcertate, disconcertava
<i>v</i> to disconcert (1. to spoil, upset; 2. to embarrass greatly; <i>also:</i> to baffle)

disconcertate, disconcertatemente, disconcertates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>disconcertar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> disconcerted; <i>also:</i> baffled

disconsolate, disconsolatemente, disconsolates
<i>adj</i> disconsolate, unconsoled

discontabile, discontabilemente, discontabiles
<i>adj</i> discountable

discontaminar, discontamina, discontaminante, discontaminara, discontaminarea, discontaminate, discontaminava
<i>v</i> decontaminate

discontamination, discontaminationes
<i>n</i> decontamination;<br><b>discontamination de plutonium</b> [Atomic Phys.] decontamination of plutonium

discontar, disconta, discontante, discontara, discontarea, discontate, discontava
<i>v</i> to discount (1. [Com.]; 2. to deduct, leave out of account)

discontator, discontatores
<i>n</i> discounter

discontentamento, discontentamentos
<i>n</i> discontentment, discontent

discontentar, discontenta, discontentante, discontentara, discontentarea, discontentate, discontentava
<i>v</i> to discontent; to dissatisfy

discontente, discontentemente, discontentes
<i>adj</i> discontent, discontented

discontento, discontentos
<i>n</i> discontent

discontinuar, discontinua, discontinuante, discontinuara, discontinuarea, discontinuate, discontinuava
<i>v</i> to discontinue (= to cause to cease)

discontinuation, discontinuationes
<i>n</i> discontinuation

discontinue, discontinuemente, discontinues
<i>adj</i> discontinuous

discontinuitate, discontinuitates
<i>n</i> discontinuity

disconto, discontos
<i>n</i> [(Com.] discount;<br><b>banca de disconto</b> discount bank;<br><b>disconto bancari</b> bank discount

disconvenientia, disconvenientias
<i>n</i> disparity, disproportion

disconvenir, disconveni, disconveniente, disconvenira, disconvenirea, disconvenite, disconveniva
<i>v</i> to disagree, be in disagreement;<br><b>disconvenir a</b> to be unsuited to, unsuitable for

discoperir, discoperi, discoperiente, discoperira, discoperirea, discoperite, discoperiva, discoperte
<b>[-per-/-pert-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to uncover; 2. to discover;<br><b>discoperir se</b> to uncover (= to take off one's hat)

discoperitor, discoperitores
<i>n</i> discoverer

discopert
<b>discopert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>discoperir</b>

discoperta, discopertas
<i>n</i> discovery

discoragiamento, discoragiamentos
<b>(-aja-)</b><br><i>n</i> discouragement

discoragiar, discoragia, discoragiante, discoragiara, discoragiarea, discoragiate, discoragiava
<b>(-ajar)</b><br><i>v</i> to discourage, dishearten

discorcar, discorca, discorcante, discorcara, discorcarea, discorcate, discorcava
<i>v</i> to uncork

discordante, discordantemente, discordantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>discordar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> discordant, disagreeing

discordantia, discordantias
<i>n</i> discordance (1. disagreement; 2. discord)

discordar, discorda, discordante, discordara, discordarea, discordate, discordava
<i>v</i> to disagree

discorde, discordemente, discordes
<i>adj</i> discordant

discordia, discordias
<i>n</i> discord;<br><b>le pomo de(l) discordia</b> the apple of discord

discordo, discordos
<i>n</i> disagreement, discord

discornar, discorna, discornante, discornara, discornarea, discornate, discornava
<i>v</i> to dehorn

discoronar, discorona, discoronante, discoronara, discoronarea, discoronate, discoronava
<i>v</i> to uncrown, dethrone

discortese, discortesemente, discorteses
<i>adj</i> discourteous

discortesia, discortesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> discourtesy

discreditar, discredita, discreditante, discreditara, discreditarea, discreditate, discreditava
<i>v</i> to discredit (= to injure the credit of)

discredito, discreditos
<b>(-cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> discredit (= loss of good name or standing);<br><b>cader in discredito</b> to fall into discredit

discrepante, discrepantemente, discrepantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>discrepar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> discrepant

discrepantia, discrepantias
<i>n</i> discrepancy

discrepar, discrepa, discrepante, discrepara, discreparea, discrepate, discrepava
<i>v</i> to be discrepant, be at variance

discrescer, discresce, discrescente, discrescera, discrescerea, discresceva, discrescite
<i>v</i> to decrease

discret
<b>discret-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>discerner</b>

discrete, discretemente, discretes
<i>adj</i> 1. discrete (= consisting of distinct parts); 2. discreet

discretion, discretiones
<i>n</i> discretion (= quality of being discreet);<br><b>etate del discretion</b> age or years of discretion;<br><b>a discretion</b> at discretion

discretional, discretionales, discretionalmente
<i>adj</i> discretionary, discretional

discretionari, discretionarimente, discretionaris
<i>adj</i> discretionary

discretive, discretivemente, discretives
<i>adj</i> discriminative, distinguishing

discriminar, discrimina, discriminante, discriminara, discriminarea, discriminate, discriminava
<i>v</i> to discriminate (= to perceive or note the difference in or between)

discrimination, discriminationes
<i>n</i> discrimination (= act or faculty of perceiving or noting differences and distinctions)

disculpar, disculpa, disculpante, disculpara, disculparea, disculpate, disculpava
<i>v</i> to free from blame, exculpate;<br><b>disculpar (de)</b> exonerate (from)

discurs
<b>discurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>discurrer</b>

discursive, discursivemente, discursives
<i>adj</i> discursive (1. proceeding by reasoning, not intuitive; 2. rambling)

discurso, discursos
<i>n</i> discourse (1. formal speech; 2. treatise);<br><b>pronunciar un discurso</b> to deliver a speech;<br><b>le partes del discurso</b> the parts of speech

discuss
<b>discuss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>discuter</b>

discussion, discussiones
<i>n</i> discussion

discuter, discusse, discute, discutente, discutera, discuterea, discuteva, discutite
<b>[-cut-/-cuss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to discuss

discutibile, discutibilemente, discutibiles
<i>adj</i> debatable

disdicer, disdice, disdicente, disdicera, disdicerea, disdiceva, disdicite
<i>v</i> to deny, contradict;<br><b>disdicer se</b> to retract, recant

disdicimento, disdicimentos
<i>n</i> retraction, withdrawal (from a contract or agreement)

disdignar, disdigna, disdignante, disdignara, disdignarea, disdignate, disdignava
<i>v</i> to disdain, scorn

disdigno, disdignos
<i>n</i> disdain, scorn

disdignose, disdignosemente, disdignoses
<i>adj</i> disdainful

disduplamento, disduplamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) undoubling, unfolding

disduplar, disdupla, disduplante, disduplara, disduplarea, disduplate, disduplava
<i>v</i> to undouble, unfold

disembarassar, disembarassa, disembarassante, disembarassara, disembarassarea, disembarassate, disembarassava
<i>v</i> to disentangle, disembarrass;<br><b>disembarassar se de</b> to get rid of

disequilibrar, disequilibra, disequilibrante, disequilibrara, disequilibrarea, disequilibrate, disequilibrava
<i>v</i> to unbalance, throw out of balance

disequilibrate, disequilibratemente, disequilibrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>disequilibrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> unbalanced (= unsteady, unstable)

disestima, disestimas
<i>n</i> disesteem

disestimar, disestima, disestimante, disestimara, disestimarea, disestimate, disestimava
<i>v</i> to disesteem

disfacer, disface, disfacente, disfacera, disfacerea, disfaceva, disfacite, disfacte
<b>[-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to undo (1. to unfasten; 2. to destroy); II. to defeat;<br><b>disfacer se de</b> to get rid of

disfact
<b>disfact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disfacer</b>

disfacta, disfactas
<i>n</i> undoing; <i>also:</i> defeat

disfacte, disfactemente, disfactes
<i>adj</i> discomposed (as in "discomposed features")

disfalsar, disfalsa, disfalsante, disfalsara, disfalsarea, disfalsate, disfalsava
<i>v</i> to true, straighten

disfavor, disfavores
<i>n</i> disfavor

disfavorabile, disfavorabilemente, disfavorabiles
<i>adj</i> unfavorable

disfavorar, disfavora, disfavorante, disfavorara, disfavorarea, disfavorate, disfavorava
<i>v</i> to disfavor

disferrar, disferra, disferrante, disferrara, disferrarea, disferrate, disferrava
<i>v</i> to unshoe (a horse);<br><b>un cavallo disferra se</b> a horse loses a shoe

disfigurar, disfigura, disfigurante, disfigurara, disfigurarea, disfigurate, disfigurava
<i>v</i> to disfigure

disfiguration, disfigurationes
<i>n</i> disfigurement, disfiguration

disfloramento, disfloramentos
<i>n</i> defloration

disflorar, disflora, disflorante, disflorara, disflorarea, disflorate, disflorava
<i>v</i> to deflower (1. to strip of flowers; 2. to deprive of virginity)

disfoliar, disfolia, disfoliante, disfoliara, disfoliarea, disfoliate, disfoliava
<i>v</i> to defoliate (= to strip, deprive, of leaves)

disfoliation, disfoliationes
<i>n</i> defoliation (= act of depriving of leaves)

disfoliator, disfoliatores
<i>n</i> defoliator

disfrenar, disfrena, disfrenante, disfrenara, disfrenarea, disfrenate, disfrenava
<i>v</i> to unbridle (a horse, etc.); <i>also:</i> to unleash

disfructar, disfructa, disfructante, disfructara, disfructarea, disfructate, disfructava
<i>v</i> to pick fruit

disgelar, disgela, disgelante, disgelara, disgelarea, disgelate, disgelava
<i>v</i> to unfreeze (1. to cause to thaw or melt; 2. to thaw, become melted)

disgelo, disgelos
<i>n</i> thaw

disgorgamento, disgorgamentos
<i>n</i> disgorgement

disgorgar, disgorga, disgorgante, disgorgara, disgorgarea, disgorgate, disgorgava
<i>v</i> to disgorge

disgranamento, disgranamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) threshing, flailing, shelling, etc.

disgranar, disgrana, disgranante, disgranara, disgranarea, disgranate, disgranava
<i>v</i> to thresh, thrash, flail, shell, etc.

disgranator, disgranatores
<i>n</i> I. thresher (1. one who threshes; 2. threshing machine); II. sheller (= one who or that which shells)

disgrassiar, disgrassia, disgrassiante, disgrassiara, disgrassiarea, disgrassiate, disgrassiava
<i>v</i> to remove the fat from (the carcass of an animal, etc.)

disgratia, disgratias
<i>n</i> I. disgrace (1. disfavor; 2. public dishonor); II. misfortune; III. lack of grace; <i>also:</i> ungraciousness; awkwardness;<br><b>cader in disgratia</b> to fall into disgrace

disgratiar, disgratia, disgratiante, disgratiara, disgratiarea, disgratiate, disgratiava
<i>v</i> to disgrace (1. to dismiss from favor; 2. to reflect dishonor upon)

disgratiose, disgratiosemente, disgratioses
<i>adj</i> lacking grace; <i>also:</i> ungracious, awkward

disgregar, disgrega, disgregante, disgregara, disgregarea, disgregate, disgregava
<i>v</i> to disintegrate; <i>also:</i> [Chem.] to disgregate

disgregation, disgregationes
<i>n</i> disintegration; <i>also:</i> [Chem.] disgregation

disguisamento, disguisamentos
<i>n</i> disguise

disguisar, disguisa, disguisante, disguisara, disguisarea, disguisate, disguisava
<i>v</i> to disguise (= to change the dress and appearance of so as to conceal identity)

disgustar, disgusta, disgustante, disgustara, disgustarea, disgustate, disgustava
<i>v</i> to disgust

disgusto, disgustos
<i>n</i> disgust

disgustose, disgustosemente, disgustoses
<i>adj</i> disgusting

dishabituar, dishabitua, dishabituante, dishabituara, dishabituarea, dishabituate, dishabituava
<i>v</i> to disaccustom, make (someone) lose a habit;<br><b>dishabituar se</b> to lose, overcome a habit

disharmonia, disharmonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> disharmony

disharmonic, disharmonicamente, disharmoniches
<i>adj</i> disharmonic

disharmoniose, disharmoniosemente, disharmonioses
<i>adj</i> unharmonious, disharmonious

disharmonisar, disharmonisa, disharmonisante, disharmonisara, disharmonisarea, disharmonisate, disharmonisava
<i>v</i> to disharmonize

disherbar, disherba, disherbante, disherbara, disherbarea, disherbate, disherbava
<i>v</i> to weed (= to clear of weeds)

dishereditar, disheredita, dishereditante, dishereditara, dishereditarea, dishereditate, dishereditava
<i>v</i> to disinherit

dishonestate, dishonestates
<i>n</i> 1. dishonesty; 2. impropriety, indecency

dishoneste, dishonestemente, dishonestes
<i>adj</i> 1. dishonest; 2. improper, immodest

dishonestitate, dishonestitates
<i>n</i> 1. dishonesty; 2. impropriety, indecency

dishonor, dishonores
<i>n</i> dishonor (1. loss of honor, disgrace; 2. cause or source of disgrace)

dishonorabile, dishonorabilemente, dishonorabiles
<i>adj</i> dishonorable

dishonorante, dishonorantemente, dishonorantes
<i>adj</i> dishonoring, dishonorable

dishonorar, dishonora, dishonorante, dishonorara, dishonorarea, dishonorate, dishonorava
<i>v</i> to dishonor, disgrace;<br><b>dishonorar un puera</b> to dishonor a girl

dishydrator
<i>v</i> to dehydrate

disillusion, disillusiones
<i>n</i> disillusion

disillusionamento, disillusionamentos
<i>n</i> disillusionment

disillusionar, disillusiona, disillusionante, disillusionara, disillusionarea, disillusionate, disillusionava
<i>v</i> to disillusion

disimballar, disimballa, disimballante, disimballara, disimballarea, disimballate, disimballava
<i>v</i> to unpack

disimbarcar, disimbarca, disimbarcante, disimbarcara, disimbarcarea, disimbarcate, disimbarcava
<i>v</i> to disembark

disimbarcation, disimbarcationes
<i>n</i> debarkation, disembarkation

disincantamento, disincantamentos
<i>n</i> disenchantment

disincantar, disincanta, disincantante, disincantara, disincantarea, disincantate, disincantava
<i>v</i> to disenchant (1. to free from a spell; 2. to disillusion)

disincantator, disincantatores
<i>n</i> disenchanter; <i>attrib.</i> disenchanting

disincarcerar, disincarcera, disincarcerante, disincarcerara, disincarcerarea, disincarcerate, disincarcerava
<i>v</i> to release from prison or confinement

disincarceration, disincarcerationes
<i>n</i> release from prison or confinement

disincassamento, disincassamentos
<i>n</i> unpacking, unboxing

disincassar, disincassa, disincassante, disincassara, disincassarea, disincassate, disincassava
<i>v</i> to unpack, unbox

disinfamar, disinfama, disinfamante, disinfamara, disinfamarea, disinfamate, disinfamava
<i>v</i> to free from stigma

disinfectante, disinfectantemente, disinfectantes
<i>adj</i> disinfectant<hr><i>n</i> disinfectant

disinfectar, disinfecta, disinfectante, disinfectara, disinfectarea, disinfectate, disinfectava
<i>v</i> to disinfect

disinfectator, disinfectatores
<i>n</i> disinfector

disinfection, disinfectiones
<i>n</i> disinfection

disinflammar, disinflamma, disinflammante, disinflammara, disinflammarea, disinflammate, disinflammava
<i>v</i> to remove the inflammation from

disinflar, disinfla, disinflante, disinflara, disinflarea, disinflate, disinflava
<i>v</i> 1. to reduce the swelling of; 2. to become less swollen; 3. to deflate

disingranar, disingrana, disingranante, disingranara, disingranarea, disingranate, disingranava
<i>v</i> to disengage, ungear

disinraucamento, disinraucamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) freeing from hoarseness

disinraucar, disinrauca, disinraucante, disinraucara, disinraucarea, disinraucate, disinraucava
<i>v</i> to free from hoarseness

disintegrar, disintegra, disintegrante, disintegrara, disintegrarea, disintegrate, disintegrava
<i>v</i> to disintegrate (= to cause disintegration)

disintegration, disintegrationes
<i>n</i> disintegration

disinteressar, disinteressa, disinteressante, disinteressara, disinteressarea, disinteressate, disinteressava
<i>v</i> 1. to make uninterested or indifferent; 2. to buy out, indemnify;<br><b>disinteressar se de</b> to lose one's interest in, become indifferent to

disinteressate, disinteressatemente, disinteressates
<i>adj</i> 1. disinterested; 2. uninterested (= not having an interest in a thing)

disinteresse, disinteresses
<i>n</i> 1. disinterestedness; 2. uninterestedness (= state of not having an interest in a thing)

disinveloppar, disinveloppa, disinveloppante, disinveloppara, disinvelopparea, disinveloppate, disinveloppava
<i>v</i> to unwrap

disinvolt
<b>disinvolt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disinvolver</b>

disinvolte, disinvoltemente, disinvoltes
<i>adj</i> easy, unconstrained, free in speech or manner

disinvoltura, disinvolturas
<i>n</i> ease, unconstraint, freedom in speech or manner

disinvolver, disinvolte, disinvolve, disinvolvente, disinvolvera, disinvolverea, disinvolveva, disinvolvite
<b>[-volv-/-volt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to disentangle

disjejunar, disjejuna, disjejunante, disjejunara, disjejunarea, disjejunate, disjejunava
<i>v</i> to break the fast, stop fasting

disjunct
<b>disjunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disjunger</b>

disjunction, disjunctiones
<i>n</i> disjunction

disjunctive, disjunctivemente, disjunctives
<i>adj</i> disjunctive (1. tending to disjoin; involving disjunction; 2. [Gram.])

disjunger, disjuncte, disjunge, disjungente, disjungera, disjungerea, disjungeva, disjungite
<b>[-jung-/-junct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to disjoin

dislactar, dislacta, dislactante, dislactara, dislactarea, dislactate, dislactava
<i>v</i> to wean

disligamento, disligamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) unbinding

disligar, disliga, disligante, disligara, disligarea, disligate, disligava
<i>v</i> to unbind

dislocar, disloca, dislocante, dislocara, dislocarea, dislocate, dislocava
<i>v</i> 1. to displace, shift from its place; 2. to dislocate, put out of joint

dislocation, dislocationes
<i>n</i> dislocation (1. displacement of a bone at a joint; 2. [Geol.])

disloyal, disloyales, disloyalmente
<i>adj</i> disloyal

disloyalitate, disloyalitates
<i>n</i> disloyalty

dismacular, dismacula, dismaculante, dismaculara, dismacularea, dismaculate, dismaculava
<i>v</i> to remove the stains from, clean

dismaculator, dismaculatores
<i>n</i> cleaner (1. professional cleaner; 2. spot remover, cleaning fluid)

dismaculatura, dismaculaturas
<i>n</i> cleaning, removal of spots

dismanicar, dismanica, dismanicante, dismanicara, dismanicarea, dismanicate, dismanicava
<i>v</i> to remove the handle of

dismantellamento, dismantellamentos
<i>n</i> dismantling, dismantlement (as in "the dismantling or dismantlement of a fortress, vessel, etc.")

dismantellar, dismantella, dismantellante, dismantellara, dismantellarea, dismantellate, dismantellava
<i>v</i> to dismantle (= to strip of equipment, fortifications, rigging, etc.)

dismarcar, dismarca, dismarcante, dismarcara, dismarcarea, dismarcate, dismarcava
<i>v</i> to remove markers or identification marks from

dismascar, dismasca, dismascante, dismascara, dismascarea, dismascate, dismascava
<i>v</i> to unmask (= to strip of a mask)

dismembramento, dismembramentos
<i>n</i> dismemberment

dismembrar, dismembra, dismembrante, dismembrara, dismembrarea, dismembrate, dismembrava
<i>v</i> to dismember

dismensurate, dismensuratemente, dismensurates
<i>adj</i> beyond measure, immeasurable

dismentir, dismenti, dismentiente, dismentira, dismentirea, dismentite, dismentiva
<i>v</i> 1. to give the lie to; 2. to deny, disown; <i>also:</i> to belie

dismesurate, dismesuratemente, dismesurates
<i>adj</i> beyond measure, immeasurable

dismilitarisar, dismilitarisa, dismilitarisante, dismilitarisara, dismilitarisarea, dismilitarisate, dismilitarisava
<i>v</i> demilitarize

dismilitarisation, dismilitarisationes
<i>n</i> demilitarization

dismobilar, dismobila, dismobilante, dismobilara, dismobilarea, dismobilate, dismobilava
<i>v</i> to strip of furniture

dismonetisar, dismonetisa, dismonetisante, dismonetisara, dismonetisarea, dismonetisate, dismonetisava
<i>v</i> to demonetize

dismonetisation, dismonetisationes
<i>n</i> demonetization

dismontabile, dismontabilemente, dismontabiles
<i>adj</i> dismountable (= that can be taken apart or dismounted)

dismontage, dismontages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mech.] (action of) dismounting; <i>also:</i> dismantling

dismontar, dismonta, dismontante, dismontara, dismontarea, dismontate, dismontava
<i>v</i> to dismount (1. to alight, alight from; 2. to unhorse; 3. [Mech.] to take down from a mounted or assembled condition)

dismoralisar, dismoralisa, dismoralisante, dismoralisara, dismoralisarea, dismoralisate, dismoralisava
<i>v</i> to demoralize (= to destroy the morals or morale of)

dismoralisation, dismoralisationes
<i>n</i> demoralization (= act of demoralizing or state of being demoralized)

dismoralisator, dismoralisatores
<i>n</i> demoralizer

disnationalisar, disnationalisa, disnationalisante, disnationalisara, disnationalisarea, disnationalisate, disnationalisava
<i>v</i> to denationalize

disnationalisation, disnationalisationes
<i>n</i> denationalization

disnaturante, disnaturantemente, disnaturantes
<i>adj/n</i> denaturant

disnaturar, disnatura, disnaturante, disnaturara, disnaturarea, disnaturate, disnaturava
<i>v</i> to denature (= to alter the nature of)

disnaturation, disnaturationes
<i>n</i> denaturation

disnazificar, disnazifica, disnazificante, disnazificara, disnazificarea, disnazificate, disnazificava
<i>v</i> denazify

disnazification, disnazificationes
<i>n</i> denazification

disnodar, disnoda, disnodante, disnodara, disnodarea, disnodate, disnodava
<i>v</i> to unknot; untie

disnodose, disnodosemente, disnodoses
<i>adj</i> smooth, knotless, without gnarls

disobediente, disobedientemente, disobedientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>disobedir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> disobedient

disobedientia, disobedientias
<i>n</i> disobedience

disobedir, disobedi, disobediente, disobedira, disobedirea, disobedite, disobediva
<i>v</i> to disobey;<br><b>disobedir a (un persona)</b> to disobey (somebody)

disobligante
<i>v</i> disobliging

disobligar, disobliga, disobligante, disobligara, disobligarea, disobligate, disobligava
<i>v</i> to disoblige (= to offend)

disoccupar, disoccupa, disoccupante, disoccupara, disoccuparea, disoccupate, disoccupava
<i>v</i> to vacate, evacuate, empty;<br><b>disoccupar se</b> to give up work

disoccupate, disoccupatemente, disoccupates
<i>adj</i> unoccupied, idle

disoccupation, disoccupationes
<i>n</i> idleness

disodorante, disodorantemente, disodorantes
<i>adj</i> deodorant

disordinar, disordina, disordinante, disordinara, disordinarea, disordinate, disordinava
<i>v</i> to disorder (= to destroy the order of)

disordinate, disordinatemente, disordinates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>disordinar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> disorderly (= in disorder)

disordine, disordines
<i>n</i> disorder (1. lack of order; 2. public disturbance);<br><b>in disordine</b> in disorder, disorderly

disorganisar, disorganisa, disorganisante, disorganisara, disorganisarea, disorganisate, disorganisava
<i>v</i> to disorganize

disorganisation, disorganisationes
<i>n</i> disorganization

disorganisator, disorganisatores
<i>n</i> disorganizer

disorientar, disorienta, disorientante, disorientara, disorientarea, disorientate, disorientava
<i>v</i> to disorientate; to cause to lose one's bearings;<br><b>disorientar se</b> to lose one's bearings

disorientation, disorientationes
<i>n</i> disorientation

disossar, disossa, disossante, disossara, disossarea, disossate, disossava
<i>v</i> to bone (= to remove bones from)

disoxydar, disoxyda, disoxydante, disoxydara, disoxydarea, disoxydate, disoxydava
<i>v</i> to deoxidize

disoxydation, disoxydationes
<i>n</i> deoxidization

dispacchettar, dispacchetta, dispacchettante, dispacchettara, dispacchettarea, dispacchettate, dispacchettava
<i>v</i> to unpack, unwrap

dispaisar, dispaisa, dispaisante, dispaisara, dispaisarea, dispaisate, dispaisava
<i>v</i> to displace (someone) from his country;<br><b>dispaisar se</b> to emigrate

dispaisate, dispaisatemente, dispaisates
<i>adj</i> displaced (as in "displaced persons")

disparate, disparatemente, disparates
<i>adj</i> disparate

dispare, disparemente, dispares
<i>adj</i> unlike, dissimilar

disparer, dispare, disparente, disparera, disparerea, dispareva, disparite
<i>v</i> to disappear

disparitate, disparitates
<i>n</i> disparity

disparition, disparitiones
<i>n</i> disappearance

dispeciamento, dispeciamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) breaking into pieces, fracturing

dispeciar, dispecia, dispeciante, dispeciara, dispeciarea, dispeciate, dispeciava
<i>v</i> to break into pieces, fracture

dispender, dispende, dispendente, dispendera, dispenderea, dispendeva, dispendite, dispense
<b>[-pend-/-pens-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to spend, expend (= to give out in payment); 2. to squander, waste

dispendio, dispendios
<i>n</i> great expense

dispendiose, dispendiosemente, dispendioses
<i>adj</i> expensive, costly

dispenditor, dispenditores
<i>n</i> spender, spendthrift

dispens
<b>dispens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dispender</b>

dispensa, dispensas
<i>n</i> 1. expenditure, outlay (of money); 2. pantry<hr><i>n</i> dispensation, exemption

dispensabile, dispensabilemente, dispensabiles
<i>adj</i> dispensable (1. capable of being dispensed with; 2. [Eccl.] admitting of release, dispensation, etc.)

dispensar, dispensa, dispensante, dispensara, dispensarea, dispensate, dispensava
<i>v</i> to dispense (1. to give out; 2. to release, exempt)

dispensario, dispensarios
<i>n</i> dispensary (= place where medicines are dispensed)

dispensation, dispensationes
<i>n</i> dispensation (1. act of dispensing or giving out; 2. exemption)

dispensative, dispensativemente, dispensatives
<i>adj</i> dispensatory, dispensative

dispensator, dispensatores
<i>n</i> dispenser (= one who dispenses, deals out)

dispensero, dispenseros
<i>n</i> butler, steward

disperger, disperge, dispergente, dispergera, dispergerea, dispergeva, dispergite, disperse
<b>[-sperg-/-spers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to disperse (= to cause to disperse or scatter)

dispers
<b>dispers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disperger</b>

dispersar, dispersa, dispersante, dispersara, dispersarea, dispersate, dispersava
<i>v</i> to disperse, scatter

dispersion, dispersiones
<i>n</i> dispersal, dispersion

dispersive, dispersivemente, dispersives
<i>adj</i> dispersive

displacente, displacentemente, displacentes
<i>adj</i> unpleasant

displacentia, displacentias
<i>n</i> displeasure

displacer, displace, displacente, displacera, displacerea, displaceres, displaceva, displacite
<i>v</i> to displease;<br><b>displacer a un persona</b> to displease somebody<hr><i>n</i> displeasure

displaciamento, displaciamentos
<i>n</i> displacement (1. action of displacing; 2. [Naut.])

displaciar, displacia, displaciante, displaciara, displaciarea, displaciate, displaciava
<i>v</i> to displace (1. to shift something from its place; 2. to remove someone from a position or office)

displantar, displanta, displantante, displantara, displantarea, displantate, displantava
<i>v</i> to root up, uproot

displicamento, displicamentos
<i>n</i> deployment, deploy

displicar, displica, displicante, displicara, displicarea, displicate, displicava
<i>v</i> 1. to unfold, open (something); <i>also:</i> to unfurl (a flag, etc.); 2. to deploy (troops, etc.);<br><b>displicar se</b> to unfold (as in "buds unfold in the sun");<br><b>displicar zelo</b> to display zeal

displumar, displuma, displumante, displumara, displumarea, displumate, displumava
<i>v</i> to pluck (poultry)

dispolarisar, dispolarisa, dispolarisante, dispolarisara, dispolarisarea, dispolarisate, dispolarisava
<i>v</i> to depolarize

dispolarisation, dispolarisationes
<i>n</i> depolarization

dispolir, dispoli, dispoliente, dispolira, dispolirea, dispolite, dispoliva
<i>v</i> to remove the polish from

disponer, dispone, disponente, disponera, disponerea, disponeva, disponite, disposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dispose (1. to arrange; 2. to fit, prepare; 3. to determine the course of events);<br><b>disponer de</b> 1. to dispose of, have at one's disposal; 2. [Law] to dispone, alienate;<br><b>homine propone e Deo dispone</b> [Proverb] man proposes but God disposes

disponibile, disponibilemente, disponibiles
<i>adj</i> available, disposable

disponibilitate, disponibilitates
<i>n</i> availability

dispopulamento, dispopulamentos
<i>n</i> depopulation (= act of depopulating)

dispopular, dispopula, dispopulante, dispopulara, dispopularea, dispopulate, dispopulava
<i>v</i> to depopulate

disposit
<b>disposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disponer</b>

disposite, dispositemente, disposites
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> disposed, inclined;<br><b>disposite a facer un cosa</b> disposed to do something

disposition, dispositiones
<i>n</i> I. disposition (1. arrangement; 2. disposal; 3. as in "a natural disposition for music"); II. state or frame of mind; <i>also:</i> inclination, mood, etc.

dispositive, dispositivemente, dispositives
<i>adj</i> dispositive (= pertaining to the disposal or disposition of something)

dispositor, dispositores
<i>n</i> disposer (= one who disposes)

disposseder, dispossede, dispossedente, dispossedera, dispossederea, dispossedeva, dispossedite, dispossesse
<b>[-sed-/-sess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dispossess

dispossess
<b>dispossess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disposseder</b>

dispossession, dispossessiones
<i>n</i> dispossession

disproportion, disproportiones
<i>n</i> lack of proportion, disproportion

disproportionar, disproportiona, disproportionante, disproportionara, disproportionarea, disproportionate, disproportionava
<i>v</i> to disproportion

disproportionate, disproportionatemente, disproportionates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>disproportionar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> disproportionate

disprovider, disprovide, disprovidente, disprovidera, disproviderea, disprovideva, disprovidite
<i>v</i> to deprive of what is necessary

disproviste, disprovistemente, disprovistes
<i>adj</i> destitute (= not possessing the necessities of life);<br><b>disproviste de</b> destitute of, devoid of

dispulverar, dispulvera, dispulverante, dispulverara, dispulverarea, dispulverate, dispulverava
<i>v</i> to dust (= to free from powder, dust, etc.)

disputa, disputas
<i>n</i> dispute

disputabile, disputabilemente, disputabiles
<i>adj</i> disputable

disputante, disputantes
<i>n</i> disputant

disputar, disputa, disputante, disputara, disputarea, disputate, disputava
<i>v</i> to dispute (1. to discuss, argue; 2. to contend for)

disputation, disputationes
<i>n</i> disputation

disputative, disputativemente, disputatives
<i>adj</i> disputatious

disputator, disputatores
<i>n</i> disputer

disqualificar, disqualifica, disqualificante, disqualificara, disqualificarea, disqualificate, disqualificava
<i>v</i> to disqualify

disqualification, disqualificationes
<i>n</i> disqualification

disquir
<b>disquir- [-quir-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

disquisit
<b>disquisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disquir-</b>

disquisition, disquisitiones
<i>n</i> disquisition

disrangiamento, disrangiamentos
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> disarrangement, derangement

disrangiar, disrangia, disrangiante, disrangiara, disrangiarea, disrangiate, disrangiava
<b>(-jar)</b><br><i>v</i> to disarrange, disorder, derange

disrationabile, disrationabilemente, disrationabiles
<i>adj</i> unreasonable, irrational (= not conformable to reason)

disregulamento, disregulamentos
<i>n</i> 1. disorder, disordered state; 2. dissoluteness, profligacy

disregular, disregula, disregulante, disregulara, disregularea, disregulate, disregulava
<i>v</i> to upset, put out of order;<br><b>disregular se</b> to engage in dissipation

disrumper, disrumpe, disrumpente, disrumpera, disrumperea, disrumpeva, disrumpite, disrupte
<b>[-rump-/-rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to disrupt, disrump

disrupt
<b>disrupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disrumper</b>

disruption, disruptiones
<i>n</i> disruption

disruptive, disruptivemente, disruptives
<i>adj</i> disruptive

disruptor, disruptores
<i>n</i> disrupter

dissecar, disseca, dissecante, dissecara, dissecarea, dissecate, dissecava, dissecte
<b>[-sec-/-sect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dissect

dissect
<b>dissect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dissecar</b>

dissection, dissectiones
<i>n</i> dissection

dissector, dissectores
<i>n</i> dissector

dissellar, dissella, dissellante, dissellara, dissellarea, dissellate, dissellava
<i>v</i> to unsaddle

disseminar, dissemina, disseminante, disseminara, disseminarea, disseminate, disseminava
<i>v</i> to disseminate

dissemination, disseminationes
<i>n</i> dissemination

disseminator, disseminatores
<i>n</i> disseminator

dissens
<b>dissens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dissentir</b>

dissension, dissensiones
<i>n</i> dissension

dissentimento, dissentimentos
<i>n</i> dissent

dissentir, dissense, dissenti, dissentiente, dissentira, dissentirea, dissentite, dissentiva
<b>[-sent-/-sens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dissent;<br><b>dissentir de</b> to dissent from

disserer, dissere, disserente, disserera, dissererea, dissereva, disserite, disserte
<b>[-ser-/-sert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to discuss, dissertate

disserrar, disserra, disserrante, disserrara, disserrarea, disserrate, disserrava
<i>v</i> 1. to unlock; 2. to (cause to) loosen or slacken

dissert
<b>dissert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>disserer</b>

dissertar, disserta, dissertante, dissertara, dissertarea, dissertate, dissertava
<i>v</i> to discuss, dissertate

dissertation, dissertationes
<i>n</i> dissertation

dissertator, dissertatores
<i>n</i> dissertator

disservicio, disservicios
<i>n</i> disservice

disservir, disservi, disserviente, disservira, disservirea, disservite, disserviva
<i>v</i> to render a disservice

dissidente, dissidentemente, dissidentes
<i>adj</i> dissident<hr><i>n</i> dissident, dissentient, dissenter

dissidentia, dissidentias
<i>n</i> dissent, dissidence

dissider, disside, dissidente, dissidera, dissiderea, dissideva, dissidite
<i>v</i> to dissent, hold a dissident view

dissigillar, dissigilla, dissigillante, dissigillara, dissigillarea, dissigillate, dissigillava
<i>v</i> to unseal

dissimilantia, dissimilantias
<i>n</i> dissimilarity

dissimilar, dissimila, dissimilante, dissimilara, dissimilarea, dissimilares, dissimilarmente, dissimilate, dissimilava
<i>adj</i> dissimilar<hr><i>v</i> to render dissimilar

dissimilation, dissimilationes
<i>n</i> [Phonet.] dissimilation

dissimile, dissimilemente, dissimiles
<i>adj</i> dissimilar

dissimilitude, dissimilitudes
<i>n</i> dissimilitude, dissimilarity

dissimular, dissimula, dissimulante, dissimulara, dissimularea, dissimulate, dissimulava
<i>v</i> to dissemble, dissimulate

dissimulate, dissimulatemente, dissimulates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>dissimular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> dissimulative

dissimulation, dissimulationes
<i>n</i> dissimulation

dissimulator, dissimulatores
<i>n</i> dissimulator

dissipabile, dissipabilemente, dissipabiles
<i>adj</i> capable of being dissipated, dissipable

dissipar, dissipa, dissipante, dissipara, dissiparea, dissipate, dissipava
<i>v</i> to dissipate (1. to scatter, disperse; 2. to waste, squander)

dissipate, dissipatemente, dissipates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>dissipar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> dissipated, unrestrained

dissipation, dissipationes
<i>n</i> dissipation (1. scattering, dispersion; 2. waste, squandering; 3. dissipated living)

dissipator, dissipatores
<i>n</i> dissipator, dissipater

dissociabile, dissociabilemente, dissociabiles
<i>adj</i> dissociable, separable

dissociabilitate, dissociabilitates
<i>n</i> dissociability

dissociar, dissocia, dissociante, dissociara, dissociarea, dissociate, dissociava
<i>v</i> dissociate (= to cause to dissociate)

dissociation, dissociationes
<i>n</i> dissociation

dissoldar, dissolda, dissoldante, dissoldara, dissoldarea, dissoldate, dissoldava
<i>v</i> to unsolder

dissolu
<b>dissolu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dissolver</b>

dissolubile, dissolubilemente, dissolubiles
<i>adj</i> dissoluble

dissolubilitate, dissolubilitates
<i>n</i> dissolubility

dissolut
<b>dissolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dissolver</b>

dissolute, dissolutemente, dissolutes
<i>adj</i> dissolute

dissolution, dissolutiones
<i>n</i> 1. dissolution; 2. dissoluteness

dissolutive, dissolutivemente, dissolutives
<i>adj</i> dissolutive

dissolvente, dissolventemente, dissolventes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>dissolver</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> dissolvent, solvent<hr><i>n</i> dissolvent, solvent

dissolver, dissolute, dissolve, dissolvente, dissolvera, dissolverea, dissolveva, dissolvite
<b>[-solv-/-solut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dissolve (= to cause to dissolve)

dissonante, dissonantemente, dissonantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>dissonar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> dissonant

dissonantia, dissonantias
<i>n</i> dissonance

dissonar, dissona, dissonante, dissonara, dissonarea, dissonate, dissonava
<i>v</i> [Mus.] to be dissonant

dissone, dissonemente, dissones
<i>adj</i> dissonant

dissuader, dissuade, dissuadente, dissuadera, dissuaderea, dissuadeva, dissuadite, dissuase
<b>[-suad-/-suas-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dissuade

dissuas
<b>dissuas-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dissuader</b>

dissuasion, dissuasiones
<i>n</i> dissuasion

dissuasive, dissuasivemente, dissuasives
<i>adj</i> dissuasive

dissuasor, dissuasores
<i>n</i> dissuader

distaccabile, distaccabilemente, distaccabiles
<i>adj</i> detachable

distaccamento, distaccamentos
<i>n</i> detachment (1. act of unfastening and separating; 2. [Mil.])

distaccar, distacca, distaccante, distaccara, distaccarea, distaccate, distaccava
<i>v</i> I. to detach (1. to unfasten and separate; 2. [Mil.]); II. [Paint.] to make stand out

distante, distantemente, distantes
<i>adj</i> distant

distantia, distantias
<i>n</i> distance;<br><b>a distantia</b> at a distance;<br><b>tener un persona a distantia</b> to keep someone at a distance

distantiar, distantia, distantiante, distantiara, distantiarea, distantiate, distantiava
<i>v</i> to outdistance

distar, dista, distante, distara, distarea, distate, distava
<i>v</i> to be distant

distemperar, distempera, distemperante, distemperara, distemperarea, distemperate, distemperava
<i>v</i> 1. to distemper, derange; 2. [Metal.] to anneal, soften

distemperate, distemperatemente, distemperates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>distemperar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> intemperate (as in "intemperate speech")

distender, distende, distendente, distendera, distenderea, distendeva, distendite, distense
<b>[-tend-/-tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to distend (= to dilate by stretching)

distens
<b>distens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>distender</b>

distension, distensiones
<i>n</i> distention, distension

disthronamento, disthronamentos
<i>n</i> dethronement

disthronar, disthrona, disthronante, disthronara, disthronarea, disthronate, disthronava
<i>v</i> to dethrone

disticho, distichos
<b>disticho (d-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] distich; <i>also:</i> couplet

distillabile, distillabilemente, distillabiles
<i>adj</i> distillable

distillar, distilla, distillante, distillara, distillarea, distillate, distillava
<i>v</i> to distill (1. to fall or give out in drops; 2. to subject to the process of distillation)

distillation, distillationes
<i>n</i> distillation

distillator, distillatores
<i>n</i> distiller

distillatori, distillatorimente, distillatoris
<i>adj</i> distillatory

distilleria, distillerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> distillery

distinct
<b>distinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>distinguer</b>

distincte, distinctemente, distinctes
<i>adj</i> distinct (1. different; 2. clearly perceptible)

distinction, distinctiones
<i>n</i> distinction (1. act of distinguishing; 2. condition of being distinguished or outstanding among others)

distinctive, distinctivemente, distinctives
<i>adj</i> distinctive

distinger, distinge, distingente, distingera, distingerea, distingeva, distingite
<i>v</i> to take the color out of, fade

distinguer, distincte, distingue, distinguente, distinguera, distinguerea, distingueva, distinguite
<b>[-stingu-/-stinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to distinguish;<br><b>distinguer se</b> to distinguish oneself

distinguibile, distinguibilemente, distinguibiles
<i>adj</i> distinguishable

distinguite, distinguitemente, distinguites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>distinguer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> distinguished (= possessing distinction)

distinguitor, distinguitores
<i>n</i> distinguisher

distorquer, distorque, distorquente, distorquera, distorquerea, distorqueva, distorquite, distorte
<b>[-torqu-/-tort-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to distort; 2. to untwist

distort
<b>distort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>distorquer</b>

distortion, distortiones
<i>n</i> I. distortion (1. action of distorting; 2. contortion); II. (act of) untwisting

distract
<b>distract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>distraher</b>

distracte, distractemente, distractes
<i>adj</i> absent-minded

distraction, distractiones
<i>n</i> 1. absent-mindedness; 2. distraction, amusement

distractive, distractivemente, distractives
<i>adj</i> distractive

distraher, distracte, distrahe, distrahente, distrahera, distraherea, distraheva, distrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to divert (1. to distract; 2. to entertain, amuse)

distribuer, distribue, distribuente, distribuera, distribuerea, distribueva, distribuite, distribute
<b>[-tribu-/-tribut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to distribute (1. to allot to each as his share; 2. to allocate to distinct places; 3. [Print.])

distribut
<b>distribut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>distribuer</b>

distribution, distributiones
<i>n</i> distribution (1. apportionment, allotment; 2. allocation to distinct places; 3. [Print.])

distributive, distributivemente, distributives
<i>adj</i> distributive (1. serving to distribute; 2. [Gram.])

distributor, distributores
<i>n</i> distributor, distributer

districto, districtos
<i>n</i> [Admin.] district

disturbar, disturba, disturbante, disturbara, disturbarea, disturbate, disturbava
<i>v</i> to disturb (= to break up a state of order, calm and quiet)

disturbator, disturbatores
<i>n</i> disturber

disunion, disuniones
<i>n</i> disunion (1. rupture of union, severance; 2. disunity)

disunir, disuni, disuniente, disunira, disunirea, disunite, disuniva
<i>v</i> to disunite

disunitate, disunitates
<i>n</i> disunity

disusar, disusa, disusante, disusara, disusarea, disusate, disusava
<i>v</i> to disuse

disuso, disusos
<i>n</i> disuse

disvainar, disvaina, disvainante, disvainara, disvainarea, disvainate, disvainava
<i>v</i> to unsheathe, draw (a sword, etc.)

disvelar, disvela, disvelante, disvelara, disvelarea, disvelate, disvelava
<i>v</i> to unveil

disveloppamental, disveloppamentales, disveloppamentalmente
<i>adj</i> developmental

disveloppamento, disveloppamentos
<i>n</i> 1. development; 2. [Photog.] (act of) developing

disveloppar, disveloppa, disveloppante, disveloppara, disvelopparea, disveloppate, disveloppava
<i>v</i> to develop; <i>also:</i> [Photog.]

disveloppator, disveloppatores
<i>n</i> [Photog.] developer

disvestir, disvesti, disvestiente, disvestira, disvestirea, disvestite, disvestiva
<i>v</i> to undress (a person)

disviar, disvia, disviante, disviara, disviarea, disviate, disviava
<i>v</i> to turn aside, cause to deviate;<br><b>disviar se</b> to go astray, lose one's way

disyllabe, disyllabemente, disyllabes
<b>disyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> dissyllabic, disyllabic

disyllabo, disyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> dissyllable, disyllable

ditto
ditto;<br><b>signo de ditto</b> ditto marks

diurne, diurnemente, diurnes
<i>adj</i> I. diurnal (1. daily; 2. relating to daytime); II. lasting one day

divagar, divaga, divagante, divagara, divagarea, divagate, divagava
<i>v</i> 1. to wander about, ramble; 2. to divagate, digress

divagation, divagationes
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) wandering about, rambling; 2. divagation, digression

divan, divanes
<i>n</i> divan

dive, divemente, dives
<i>adj</i> divine

diveller, divelle, divellente, divellera, divellerea, divelleva, divellite, divulse
<b>[-vell-/-vuls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to tear apart, rend

divergente, divergentemente, divergentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>diverger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> divergent

divergentia, divergentias
<i>n</i> divergence, divergency

diverger, diverge, divergente, divergera, divergerea, divergeva, divergite
<i>v</i> to diverge

divers
<b>divers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diverter</b>

diverse, diversemente, diverses
<i>adj</i> diverse

diversificar, diversifica, diversificante, diversificara, diversificarea, diversificate, diversificava
<i>v</i> to diversify (= to make diverse)

diversion, diversiones
<i>n</i> diversion (1. entertainment, pastime; 2. [Mil.])

diversitate, diversitates
<i>n</i> diversity

diverter, diverse, diverte, divertente, divertera, diverterea, diverteva, divertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to divert (1. to turn aside; 2. to amuse, entertain)

divertimento, divertimentos
<i>n</i> diversion, amusement

dividendo, dividendos
<i>n</i> dividend (1. [Arith.]; 2. [Com.])

divider, divide, dividente, dividera, dividerea, divideva, dividite, divise
<b>[-vid-/-vis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to divide (1. to separate into parts; 2. [Arith.])

divin, divines, divinmente
<i>adj</i> divine

divinar, divina, divinante, divinara, divinarea, divinate, divinava
<i>v</i> to divine, guess

divination, divinationes
<i>n</i> divination

divinator, divinatores
<i>n</i> diviner

divinatori, divinatorimente, divinatoris
<i>adj</i> divinatory

divinisar, divinisa, divinisante, divinisara, divinisarea, divinisate, divinisava
<i>v</i> to deify

divinisation, divinisationes
<i>n</i> deification

divinitate, divinitates
<i>n</i> divinity (= divine nature or being)

divino, divinos
<i>n</i> soothsayer; guesser

divis
<b>divis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>divider</b>

divisibile, divisibilemente, divisibiles
<i>adj</i> divisible

divisibilitate, divisibilitates
<i>n</i> divisibility

division, divisiones
<i>n</i> division (1. act of dividing; 2. [<i>special:</i> Arith., Mil., Biol., etc.]);<br><b>division del labor</b> division of labor

divisional, divisionales, divisionalmente
<i>adj</i> divisional

divisive, divisivemente, divisives
<i>adj</i> divisive (= indicating division)

divisor, divisores
<i>n</i> [Arith.] divisor;<br><b>(maxime) commun divisor</b> (greatest) common divisor

divo, divos
<i>n</i> deity

divorciar, divorcia, divorciante, divorciara, divorciarea, divorciate, divorciava
<i>v</i> to divorce

divorcio, divorcios
<i>n</i> divorce

divulgar, divulga, divulgante, divulgara, divulgarea, divulgate, divulgava
<i>v</i> to divulge, divulgate

divulgation, divulgationes
<i>n</i> divulgement, divulgation

divulgator, divulgatores
<i>n</i> divulger

divuls
<b>divuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>diveller</b>

divulsion, divulsiones
<i>n</i> divulsion

dl
<i>abbr</i> = <b>decilitro</b>

dm
<i>abbr</i> = <b>decimetro;<br>dm = decimetro quadrate;<br>dm = decimetro cubic</b>

do, dos
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] do; 2. [Mus.] (the note) C

doana, doanas
<i>n</i> I. (1. customs administration or system; 2. duty); II. customhouse

doanero, doaneros
<i>n</i> customhouse officer

docer, doce, docente, docera, docerea, doceva, docite, docte
<b>[doc-/doct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to teach, instruct

docile, docilemente, dociles
<i>adj</i> docile

docilitate, docilitates
<i>n</i> docility

doct
<b>doct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>docer</b>

docte, doctemente, doctes
<i>adj</i> learned

doctor, doctores
<i>n</i> I. teacher, scholar, learned man; II. doctor (1. as in "doctor of philosophy"; 2. doctor of medicine, physician);<br><b>doctor del Ecclesia</b> Doctor of the Church

doctoral, doctorales, doctoralmente
<i>adj</i> doctoral

doctorando, doctorandos
<i>n</i> candidate for the doctor's degree

doctorar, doctora, doctorante, doctorara, doctorarea, doctorate, doctorava
<i>v</i> to confer the degree of Doctor upon

doctorato, doctoratos
<i>n</i> doctorate

doctoressa, doctoressas
<i>n</i> woman doctor

doctrina, doctrinas
<i>n</i> doctrine

doctrinal, doctrinales, doctrinalmente
<i>adj</i> doctrinal (as in "doctrinal observation or clauses")

doctrinari, doctrinarimente, doctrinaris
<i>adj</i> doctrinary, doctrinaire

doctrinario, doctrinarios
<i>n</i> doctrinaire

doctrinarismo, doctrinarismos
<i>n</i> doctrinalism, doctrinism, doctrinairism

documental, documentales, documentalmente
<i>adj</i> documentary

documentar, documenta, documentante, documentara, documentarea, documentate, documentava
<i>v</i> to document

documentari, documentarimente, documentaris
<i>adj</i> documentary

documentation, documentationes
<i>n</i> documentation

documento, documentos
<i>n</i> document

dodeca
<b>dodeca-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] dodeca-, dodec- (= twelve)

dodecagon, dodecagones, dodecagonmente
<b>dodecagon</b><br><i>adj</i> dodecagonal

dodecagonal, dodecagonales, dodecagonalmente
<i>adj</i> dodecagonal

dodecagono, dodecagonos
<i>n</i> dodecagon

dodecahedr
<b>dodecahedr-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

dodecahedric, dodecahedricamente, dodecahedriches
<i>adj</i> dodecahedral

dodecahedro, dodecahedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] dodecahedron

dodecaneso
<b>Dodecaneso</b><br><i>npr</i> Dodecanese Islands

dodecapetale, dodecapetalemente, dodecapetales
<b>dodecapetale</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] dodecapetalous

dodecasyllabe, dodecasyllabemente, dodecasyllabes
<b>dodecasyllabe (-slabe)</b><br><i>adj</i> dodecasyllabic

dodecasyllabo, dodecasyllabos
<b>(-slabo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] dodecasyllable

dogma, dogmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> dogma

dogmat
<b>dogmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dogma</b>

dogmatic, dogmaticamente, dogmatiches
<i>adj</i> dogmatic, dogmatical

dogmatica, dogmaticas
<i>n</i> dogmatics

dogmatisar, dogmatisa, dogmatisante, dogmatisara, dogmatisarea, dogmatisate, dogmatisava
<i>v</i> to dogmatize

dogmatisation, dogmatisationes
<i>n</i> dogmatization

dogmatisator, dogmatisatores
<i>n</i> dogmatizer

dogmatismo, dogmatismos
<i>n</i> dogmatism

dogmatista, dogmatistas
<i>n</i> dogmatist

doler, dole, dolente, dolera, dolerea, doleva, dolite
<i>v</i> to hurt, be aching;<br><b>(le capite me) dole</b> (my head) aches;<br><b>doler se de</b> to be sorry for

dolich
<b>dolich-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] dolicho-, dolich- (= long)

dolichocephale, dolichocephalemente, dolichocephales
<b>dolichocephale</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anthropometry] dolichocephalic

dollar, dollars
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] dollar

dolo, dolos
<i>n</i> grief, sorrow

dolor, dolores
<i>n</i> pain (1. ache; 2. grief);<br><b>dolor de dentes</b> toothache

dolorose, dolorosemente, doloroses
<i>adj</i> 1. painful (= causing pain); 2. sorrowful, dolorous

domabile, domabilemente, domabiles
<i>adj</i> tamable

domar, doma, domante, domara, domarea, domate, domava
<i>v</i> to tame (= to make tame)

domator, domatores
<i>n</i> tamer (of wild beasts)

domestic, domesticamente, domestiches
<b>(-ms-)</b><br><i>adj</i> domestic (= of or belonging to the household, home, family);<br><b>animal domestic</b> domestic animal;<br><b>aves domestic</b> poultry

domesticar, domestica, domesticante, domesticara, domesticarea, domesticate, domesticava
<i>v</i> to domesticate, tame

domestication, domesticationes
<i>n</i> domestication

domesticator, domesticatores
<i>n</i> domesticator

domesticitate, domesticitates
<i>n</i> 1. domesticity; 2. (state of) dependence

domestico, domesticos
<b>(-ms-)</b><br><i>n</i> domestic

domiciliar, domicilia, domiciliante, domiciliara, domiciliarea, domiciliate, domiciliava
<i>v</i> to domicile, domiciliate (= to establish or set up at a given residence)

domiciliari, domiciliarimente, domiciliaris
<i>adj</i> domiciliary

domicilio, domicilios
<i>n</i> domicile;<br><b>franc a domicilio</b> delivery free, carriage paid

domina, dominas
<i>n</i> mistress ("mistress of a household, etc.")

dominante, dominantemente, dominantes
<i>adj</i> dominant (1. controlling, most influential; 2. rising high above its surroundings)<hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] dominant

dominantia, dominantias
<i>n</i> dominance

dominar, domina, dominante, dominara, dominarea, dominate, dominava
<i>v</i> to dominate (1. to exercise control over; 2. to rise high above)

domination, dominationes
<i>n</i> domination

dominator, dominatores
<i>n</i> dominator

dominial, dominiales, dominialmente
<i>adj</i> pertaining to a domain, domainal; dominial

dominica, dominicas
<i>n</i> Sunday;<br><b>Dominica del Palmas</b> Palm Sunday

dominical, dominicales, dominicalmente
<i>adj</i> dominical

dominican, dominicanes, dominicanmente
<i>adj</i> Dominican (1. pertaining to St. Dominic, or to the order of preaching friars founded by him; 2. pertaining to the Dominican Republic);<br><b>Republica Dominican</b> Dominican Republic

dominicano, dominicanos
<i>n</i> Dominican (1. Dominican friar; 2. native or citizen of the Dominican Republic)

dominico
<b>Dominico (-m-)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Dominic

dominio, dominios
<i>n</i> 1. (absolute) ownership, dominion, dominium; 2. dominion (= rule control, supreme authority; 3. domain;<br><b>dominio eminente</b> [Law] eminent domain;<br><b>dominio public</b> [Law] public domain;<br><b>dominio de energias</b> [Atomic Phys.] energy range

domino, dominos
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. master (lord, owner, etc.); II. domino (1. long, loose robe worn at masquerades; 2. [Games] "domino piece"; <i>also:</i> (game of) dominoes)

domo, domos
<i>n</i> house;<br><b>domo de Deo</b> house of God;<br><b>a domo</b> home, homewards; at home;<br><b>in domo de</b> at the house of <hr><i>n</i> dome (= cupola)

don quixote, quixote
<B>Don Quixote (kishte, kihte)</B><BR><I>npr</I> Don Quixote

donar, dona, donante, donara, donarea, donate, donava
<i>v</i> to give, donate

donation, donationes
<i>n</i> donation

donativo, donativos
<i>n</i> donation, donative

donator, donatores
<i>n</i> donor, donator

donatorio, donatorios
<i>n</i> [Law] donatory

donec
<b>[donec] (d-)</b><br><i>conj</i> 1. while, as long as; 2. until, up to the time that

donjon, donjones
<i>n</i> dungeon, donjon

donna, donnas
<i>n</i> donna, dame

dono, donos
<i>n</i> gift (1. present; 2. natural ability)

dormir, dormi, dormiente, dormira, dormirea, dormite, dormiva
<i>v</i> to sleep

dormitive, dormitivemente, dormitives
<i>adj</i> soporific (= causing sleep)

dormitivo, dormitivos
<i>n</i> sleeping pill or potion, soporific

dormitorio, dormitorios
<i>n</i> dormitory (= sleeping room)

doro
<b>doro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] doro-, -dor (= gift)

dorothea
<b>Dorothea (-a)</b><br><i>nprf</i> Dorothy

dorsal, dorsales, dorsalmente
<i>adj</i> dorsal

dorso, dorsos
<i>n</i> back (1. "back of a person or animal"; 2. as in "the back of the hand"; 3. "back of a chair or couch")

dosage, dosages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> dosing, dosage

dosar, dosa, dosante, dosara, dosarea, dosate, dosava
<i>v</i> 1. to divide into doses; 2. to proportion (the constituents of a compound); 3. to dose (= to give out in doses)

dose, doses
<i>n</i> dose

dossier, dossiers
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> dossier

dotal, dotales, dotalmente
<i>adj</i> dotal

dotar, dota, dotante, dotara, dotarea, dotate, dotava
<i>v</i> 1. to dower (= to give a dowry to); 2. to endow

dotation, dotationes
<i>n</i> endowment, dotation

dote, dotes
<i>n</i> dowry

dova, dovas
<i>n</i> stave (of a cask)

dox
<b>dox-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] dox-, -dox- (1. opinion; as in "heterodox"; 2. glory; as in "doxology")

doxologia, doxologias
<b>doxologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> doxology

dozena, dozenas
<i>n</i> dozen

drachma, drachmas
<i>n</i> 1. drachma; 2. [Weights] dram

dracon, dracones
<i>n</i> 1. dragon (1. [Mythol.]; 2. [Zool.] lizard of the genus Draco; 3. [Bot.])<hr><b>Dracon</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Hist.] Draco

draconian, draconianes, draconianmente
<i>adj</i> Draconian;<br><b>lege(s) draconian</b> Draconian law(s)

draga, dragas
<i>n</i> [Technol.] dredge (1. dredger; 2. dragnet)

dragaminas, dragaminases
<b>dragaminas (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> mine sweeper

dragar, draga, dragante, dragara, dragarea, dragate, dragava
<i>v</i> [Technol.] to dredge

drama, dramas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> drama

dramat
<b>dramat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>drama</b>

dramatic, dramaticamente, dramatiches
<i>adj</i> dramatic

dramatisar, dramatisa, dramatisante, dramatisara, dramatisarea, dramatisate, dramatisava
<i>v</i> to dramatize

dramaturgia, dramaturgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dramaturgy

dramaturgo, dramaturgos
<b>dramaturgo</b><br><i>n</i> dramatist, playwright

drappar, drappa, drappante, drappara, drapparea, drappate, drappava
<i>v</i> to drape, hang with a drapery

drapperia, drapperias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> drapery (1. business of selling cloth; 2. clothing or hangings arranged in graceful folds)

drappero, drapperos
<i>n</i> draper (= dealer in cloth)

drappo, drappos
<i>n</i> cloth (= fabric, material)

drastic, drasticamente, drastiches
<i>adj</i> drastic

dreadnought, dreadnoughts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> dreadnought

droga, drogas
<i>n</i> drug

drogar, droga, drogante, drogara, drogarea, drogate, drogava
<i>v</i> to drug (= to administer a drug or drugs to)

drogeria, drogerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> drugstore

drogista, drogistas
<i>n</i> druggist

dromedario, dromedarios
<i>n</i> dromedary

dromo
<b>-dromo</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -drome (1. running; 2. racecourse)

druida, druidas
<b>(dr-)</b><br><i>n</i> druid

druidessa, druidessas
<i>n</i> druidess

druidic, druidicamente, druidiches
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>adj</i> druidic, druidical

druidismo, druidismos
<i>n</i> druidism

dual, duales, dualmente
<i>adj</i> dual

dualismo, dualismos
<i>n</i> dualism

dualista, dualistas
<i>n</i> dualist

dualistic, dualisticamente, dualistiches
<i>adj</i> dualistic

dualitate, dualitates
<i>n</i> duality

dubita, dubitas
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> doubt;<br><b>esser in dubita</b> to be in doubt;<br><b>sin dubita</b> without doubt, doubtless;<br><b>foris de dubita</b> beyond doubt;<br><b>poner (un cosa) in dubita</b> to cast doubt on (something)

dubitabile, dubitabilemente, dubitabiles
<i>adj</i> doubtful, questionable

dubitar, dubita, dubitante, dubitara, dubitarea, dubitate, dubitava
<i>v</i> to doubt, be in doubt;<br><b>dubitar de (un cosa)</b> to doubt (something)

dubitation, dubitationes
<i>n</i> doubt (1. as in "in doubt", "without doubt"; 2. [Rhet.] <i>dubitatio</i>)

dubitative, dubitativemente, dubitatives
<i>adj</i> dubitative

dubitator, dubitatores
<i>n</i> doubter

dubitose, dubitosemente, dubitoses
<i>adj</i> dubious, doubtful (1. in doubt; 2. causing doubt)

ducal, ducales, ducalmente
<i>adj</i> ducal

ducato, ducatos
<i>n</i> I. dukedom (1. duchy; 2. title or rank of a duke); II. ducat

ducaton, ducatones
<i>n</i> ducatoon

duce, duces
<i>n</i> duke

ducer, duce, ducente, ducera, ducerea, duceva, ducite, ducte
<b>[duc-/duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to conduct (1. to lead, guide; 2. to direct, manage)

duch
<b>duch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>duce</b>

ducha, duchas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. douche (= jet of water for therapeutic purposes); 2. shower, shower bath

duchar, ducha, duchante, duchara, ducharea, duchate, duchava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to douche (= to give a douche); 2. to give a shower, a shower bath

duchessa, duchessas
<i>n</i> duchess

duct
<b>duct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ducer</b>

ductile, ductilemente, ductiles
<i>adj</i> ductile

ductilitate, ductilitates
<i>n</i> ductility

ducto, ductos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] duct

duellar, duella, duellante, duellara, duellarea, duellate, duellava
<i>v</i> to duel

duellista, duellistas
<i>n</i> duelist

duello, duellos
<i>n</i> duel

duettista, duettistas
<i>n</i> duettist

duetto, duettos
<i>n</i> duet

dulce, dulcemente, dulces
<i>adj</i> sweet (1. "sweet to the taste"; 2. pleasant, soft, gentle, etc.);<br><b>aqua dulce</b> fresh water;<br><b>(metallo) dulce</b> soft, malleable (metal)

dulci
<b>dulci-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dulce</b>

dulcificar, dulcifica, dulcificante, dulcificara, dulcificarea, dulcificate, dulcificava
<i>v</i> to dulcify

dulcification, dulcificationes
<i>n</i> dulcification

dulcor, dulcores
<i>n</i> sweetness (1. "sweetness to the taste"; 2. quality of being pleasant, soft, mild, gentle, etc.)

dulo
<b>dulo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] dul- (= slave)

dum
<i>conj</i> 1. while, as long as; 2. until; 3. provided that, if only

duma, dumas
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> duma

dumdum, dumdums
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> dumdum (bullet)

dumping, dumpings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] dumping

dun
<b>-dun [Icel.]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -down

duna, dunas
<i>n</i> dune, down

dunkerque
<b>Dunkerque [F]</b><br><i>npr</i> Dunkirk

dunkirken, dunkirkenes
<b>Dunkirken (dn-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Dunkirk

dunque
<b>[dunque]</b><br><i>conj</i> therefore

duo, duomente, duos
<i>adj</i> two;<br><b>divider in duo</b> to divide in two; <i>also:</i> to halve;<br><b>le duo</b> the two;<br><b>tote (le) duo</b> both <hr><i>n</i> duet

duode
<b>duode-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>duodece</b>

duodece, duodecemente, duodeces
<b>duodece (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> twelve

duodecim
<b>duodecim-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>duodece</b>

duodecimal, duodecimales, duodecimalmente
<i>adj</i> duodecimal

duodecime, duodecimemente, duodecimes
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>adj</i> twelfth

duodenal, duodenales, duodenalmente
<i>adj</i> duodenal

duodenitis, duodenites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> duodenitis

duodeno, duodenos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] duodenum

dupar, dupa, dupante, dupara, duparea, dupate, dupava
<i>v</i> to dupe

dupator, dupatores
<i>n</i> duper

dupe, dupes
<i>n</i> dupe

duplamento, duplamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) doubling

duplar, dupla, duplante, duplara, duplarea, duplate, duplava
<i>v</i> to double (1. to make double; 2. [Naut.] to sail round)

duple, duplemente, duples
<b>duple</b><br><i>adj</i> double, twofold;<br><b>partita duple</b> [Bookkeeping] double entry;<br><b>duple v</b> (the letter) w

dupletto, duplettos
<i>n</i> doublet (1. identical piece; <i>also:</i> [Philol., Jewelry, etc.]; 2. combination of two)

duplicar, duplica, duplicante, duplicara, duplicarea, duplicate, duplicava
<i>v</i> to double, make double

duplication, duplicationes
<i>n</i> duplication

duplicative, duplicativemente, duplicatives
<i>adj</i> duplicative

duplicato, duplicatos
<i>n</i> duplicate

duplicator, duplicatores
<i>n</i> duplicator

duplicatura, duplicaturas
<i>n</i> duplicature; <i>also:</i> [Anat.]

duplice, duplicemente, duplices
<b>duplice (d-)</b><br><i>adj</i> double, twofold

duplicitate, duplicitates
<i>n</i> 1. doubleness, duplexity; 2. duplicity, double-dealing

dur, dures, durmente
<i>adj</i> hard (= not soft); <i>also:</i> harsh

durabile, durabilemente, durabiles
<i>adj</i> durable, lasting

durabilitate, durabilitates
<i>n</i> durability

durante
<i>prep</i> during;<br><b>durante que</b> while, whilst

durar, dura, durante, durara, durarea, durate, durava
<i>v</i> to last, endure

duration, durationes
<i>n</i> duration (1. continuance in time; 2. period of time during which a thing lasts)

duressa, duressas
<i>n</i> hardness; <i>also:</i> harshness, duress

duumviral, duumvirales, duumviralmente
<i>adj</i> duumviral

duumvirato, duumviratos
<i>n</i> duumvirate

duumviro, duumviros
<b>duumviro (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] duumvir

dyn
<b>dyn-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>dynam-</b>

dyna, dynas
<i>n</i> [Phys.] dyne

dynam
<b>dynam-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

dynamic, dynamicamente, dynamiches
<i>adj</i> dynamic, dynamical

dynamica, dynamicas
<i>n</i> [Phys.] dynamics

dynamismo, dynamismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] dynamism

dynamista, dynamistas
<i>n</i> dynamist

dynamitar, dynamita, dynamitante, dynamitara, dynamitarea, dynamitate, dynamitava
<i>v</i> to dynamite

dynamite, dynamites
<i>n</i> dynamite

dynamitero, dynamiteros
<i>n</i> dynamiter

dynamitic, dynamiticamente, dynamitiches
<i>adj</i> dynamite, dynamitic

dynamo, dynamos
<b>(d-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] dynamo

dynamoelectric, dynamoelectricamente, dynamoelectriches
<b>dynamoelectric</b><br><i>adj</i> dynamoelectric;<br><b>machina dynamoelectric</b> dynamoclectric machine, dynamo

dynamometro, dynamometros
<b>dynamometro (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> dynamometer

dynasta, dynastas
<i>n</i> dynast

dynastia, dynastias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dynasty

dynastic, dynasticamente, dynastiches
<i>adj</i> dynastic

dys
<b>dys-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used chiefly to form technical terms] dys- (1. bad, badly; 2. difficult, with difficulty; 3. disordered)

dysenteria, dysenterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] dysentery

dysenteric, dysentericamente, dysenteriches
<i>adj</i> dysenteric

dyspepsia, dyspepsias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] dyspepsia

dyspeptic, dyspepticamente, dyspeptiches
<i>adj</i> dyspeptic

dysphasia, dysphasias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] dysphasia

dbut, dbuts, debut, debuts
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> debut (= first public appearance of an actor, singer, etc.)

dbutant, dbutants, debutant, debutants
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> debutant

dbutante, dbutantes, debutante, debutantes
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> debutante

dshabill, dshabills, deshabille, deshabilles
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> dishabille, deshabille

e
<i>conj</i> and;<br><b>e ... e</b> as well ... as, both ... and<hr><b>e-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>esser</b>

eau de cologne, eaux de cologne
<B>eau de Cologne [F]</B><BR><I>n</I> eau de Cologne

ebenisar, ebenisa, ebenisante, ebenisara, ebenisarea, ebenisate, ebenisava
<i>v</i> to ebonize

ebenista, ebenistas
<i>n</i> cabinetmaker, ebonist

ebenisteria, ebenisterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> cabinetmaking

ebeno, ebenos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> ebony

ebore, ebores
<i>n</i> ivory

eboree, eboreemente, eborees
<i>adj</i> ivory

ebrie, ebriemente, ebries
<i>adj</i> drunk, drunken

ebrietate, ebrietates
<i>n</i> drunkenness, ebriety

ebulliente, ebullientemente, ebullientes
<i>adj</i> ebullient

ebullientia, ebullientias
<i>n</i> ebullience

ebullir, ebulli, ebulliente, ebullira, ebullirea, ebullite, ebulliva
<i>v</i> to boil, bubble out

ebullition, ebullitiones
<i>n</i> ebullition, boiling;<br><b>puncto de ebullition</b> boiling point

ecce
<i>adv</i> lo!, see!, behold!

ecce homo
<b>[L]</b><br><i>ecce homo</i> (= behold the man)

eccentric, eccentricamente, eccentriches
<i>adj</i> eccentric (1. not concentric; 2. odd, whimsical, unconventional);<br><b>(districto) eccentric</b> outlying (district)

eccentricitate, eccentricitates
<i>n</i> eccentricity (1. [Mech.]; 2. eccentric condition or behavior, oddity)

ecclesia, ecclesias
<i>n</i> church;<br><b>Ecclesia Anglican</b> Church of England, Anglican Church

ecclesiasta, ecclesiastas
<i>n</i> ecclesiastic;<br><b>Ecclesiasta</b> Ecclesiast (= author of Ecclesiastes)

ecclesiastes
<b>Ecclesiastes (-s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Ecclesiastes

ecclesiastic, ecclesiasticamente, ecclesiastiches
<i>adj</i> ecclesiastic, ecclesiastical

ecclesiastico, ecclesiasticos
<i>n</i> ecclesiastic

ecclesiologia, ecclesiologias
<b>ecclesiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ecclesiology

ech
<b>-ech-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

echelon, echelones
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] echelon

echelonar, echelona, echelonante, echelonara, echelonarea, echelonate, echelonava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to echelon

echino, echinos
<i>n</i> I. echinus (1. sea urchin; 2. [Arch.]); II. [Zool.] Echinus

echinococco, echinococcos
<b>echinococco</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] echinococcus

echinoderme, echinodermemente, echinodermes
<b>echinoderme</b><br><i>adj</i> echinoderm, echinodermic

echinodermo, echinodermos
<i>n</i> echinoderm

echinoides, echinoideses
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Echinoidae

echo, echos
<i>n</i> echo;<br><b>facer echo (a)</b> to echo, echo back

echoar, echoa, echoante, echoara, echoarea, echoate, echoava
<i>v</i> to echo

echoic, echoicamente, echoiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> echoic

echolalia, echolalias
<b>echolalia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychopathol.] echolalia

echometria, echometrias
<b>echometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> echometry

echometric, echometricamente, echometriches
<i>adj</i> echometric

echometro, echometros
<b>echometro (-k)</b><br><i>n</i> echometer

eclect
<b>eclect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eclectic</b>

eclectic, eclecticamente, eclectiches
<i>adj</i> eclectic

eclecticismo, eclecticismos
<i>n</i> eclecticism

eclectico, eclecticos
<i>n</i> eclectic

eclectismo, eclectismos
<i>n</i> eclecticism

eclipsar, eclipsa, eclipsante, eclipsara, eclipsarea, eclipsate, eclipsava
<i>v</i> to eclipse;<br><b>eclipsar se</b> to disappear, vanish, make oneself scarce

eclipse, eclipses
<i>n</i> eclipse

ecliptic, eclipticamente, ecliptiches
<i>adj</i> ecliptic, ecliptical

ecliptica, eclipticas
<i>n</i> [Astron.] ecliptic

ecloga, eclogas
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> eclogue

eco
<b>eco-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] eco- (= house, household, habitat)

ecologia, ecologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ecology

ecologic, ecologicamente, ecologiches
<i>adj</i> ecologic, ecological

ecologista, ecologistas
<i>n</i> ecologist

ecologo, ecologos
<b>ecologo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> ecologist

economato, economatos
<i>n</i> stewardship

economia, economias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> economy (1. management of the expenditures of a social group; 2. careful management, thrift);<br><b>economias</b> economies, savings;<br><b>economia politic</b> political economy, economics;<br><b>economia de tempore</b> saving of time

economic, economicamente, economiches
<i>adj</i> 1. economic; 2. economical

economisar, economisa, economisante, economisara, economisarea, economisate, economisava
<i>v</i> to economize

economista, economistas
<i>n</i> economist (= student of political economy)

economo, economos
<b>economo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> steward, housekeeper

ecr
<b>-ecr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sacre</b>

ecstase, ecstases
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> ecstasy

ecstasiar, ecstasia, ecstasiante, ecstasiara, ecstasiarea, ecstasiate, ecstasiava
<i>v</i> to enrapture, entrance;<br><b>ecstasiar se</b> to go into ecstasies

ecstatic, ecstaticamente, ecstatiches
<i>adj</i> ecstatic

ecto
<b>ecto-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] ecto- (= outside, external)

ectoderma, ectodermas
<b>ectoderma</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] ectoderm

ectomia
<b>-ectomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] [Surg.] - ectomy (= excision, removal)

ectoplasma, ectoplasmas
<b>ectoplasma</b><br><i>n</i> [Spiritualism] ectoplasm

ectoplasmic, ectoplasmicamente, ectoplasmiches
<i>adj</i> ectoplasmic

ecuador
<b>Ecuador [H]</b><br><i>npr</i> Ecuador

ecumenic, ecumenicamente, ecumeniches
<i>adj</i> ecumcnical;<br><b>concilio ecumenic</b> ecumenical council

eczema, eczemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> eczema

eczemat
<b>eczemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eczema</b>

eczematose, eczematosemente, eczematoses
<i>adj</i> eczematous

edace, edacemente, edaces
<i>adj</i> voracious, edacious

edacitate, edacitates
<i>n</i> voracity, edacity

edema, edemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] edema

edemat
<b>edemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>edema</b>

edematose, edematosemente, edematoses
<i>adj</i> edematous, edematose

eden
<b>Eden (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Eden

eder, ede, edente, edera, ederea, edeva, edite
<i>v</i> to eat <hr><i>v</i> 1. to edit; 2. to publish

edi
<b>edi-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivativcs and compounds] edi- (= building, house)

edibile, edibilemente, edibiles
<i>adj</i> edible, eatable

edibilitate, edibilitates
<i>n</i> edibility

edic
<b>edic- [-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

edict
<b>edict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>edic-</b>

edicto, edictos
<i>n</i> edict

edificante, edificantemente, edificantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>edificar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> edifying

edificar, edifica, edificante, edificara, edificarea, edificate, edificava
<b>edificar</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to build (= to erect a building); 2. to edify

edification, edificationes
<i>n</i> 1. erection, building (= action of building); 2. edification

edificative, edificativemente, edificatives
<i>adj</i> edifying

edificator, edificatores
<i>n</i> builder (1. one who builds; 2. one who oversees building operations)

edificio, edificios
<b>edificio</b><br><i>n</i> edifice; building, structure

edipo
<b>Edipo (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Oedipus;<br><b>complexo de Edipo</b> [Psychoanalysis] Oedipus complex

editar, edita, editante, editara, editarea, editate, editava
<i>v</i> 1. to edit; 2. to publish

editio princeps
<b>[L]</b><br><i>editio princeps</i>, first edition

edition, editiones
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) publishing; 2. edition;<br><b>edition principe</b> first or original edition

editor, editores
<i>n</i> 1. editor (= one who edits); 2. publisher

editorial, editoriales, editorialmente
<i>adj</i> editorial<hr><i>n</i> editorial

edr
<b>-edr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-hedra</b>

eduardo
<b>Eduardo</b><br><i>nprm</i> Edward

educabile, educabilemente, educabiles
<i>adj</i> educable

educar, educa, educante, educara, educarea, educate, educava
<i>v</i> to educate;<br><b>(ben, mal) educate</b> (well-, ill-)bred

education, educationes
<i>n</i> 1. education; 2. [Husbandry] rearing, raising;<br><b>education physic</b> physical education or training;<br><b>(systema) de education</b> educational (system)

educational, educationales, educationalmente
<i>adj</i> educational

educative, educativemente, educatives
<i>adj</i> educative (= instructive, educational)

educator, educatores
<i>n</i> educator, pedagogue

edulcorar, edulcora, edulcorante, edulcorara, edulcorarea, edulcorate, edulcorava
<i>v</i> to edulcorate (1. to sweeten (medicine, etc.); 2. [Chem.])

edulcoration, edulcorationes
<i>n</i> edulcoration (1. (action of) sweetening; 2. [Chem.])

efendi, efendis
<b>[Tu.]</b><br><i>n</i> effendi

effabile, effabilemente, effabiles
<i>adj</i> utterable

effect
<b>effect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>effic-</b>

effective, effectivemente, effectives
<i>adj</i> effective (1. efficacious, efficient; 2. actual, <i>de facto</i>, as in "effective capital")

effectivo, effectivos
<i>n</i> [Mil.] effective (= the effective part of an army)

effecto, effectos
<i>n</i> effect;<br><b>in effecto</b> in fact, indeed;<br><b>effectos</b> 1. effects, belongings; 2. [Banking] holdings (as stocks, bonds, shares, etc.)

effectuar, effectua, effectuante, effectuara, effectuarea, effectuate, effectuava
<i>v</i> to effect, bring about

effectuation, effectuationes
<i>n</i> effectuation

effeminar, effemina, effeminante, effeminara, effeminarea, effeminate, effeminava
<i>v</i> to effeminate

effeminate, effeminatemente, effeminates
<i>adj</i> effeminate

effemination, effeminationes
<i>n</i> effemination

effervescente, effervescentemente, effervescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>effervescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> effervescent

effervescentia, effervescentias
<i>n</i> effervescence

effervescer, effervesce, effervescente, effervescera, effervescerea, effervesceva, effervescite
<i>v</i> to effervesce

effic
<b>effic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

efficace, efficacemente, efficaces
<i>adj</i> effective, efficacious; efficient

efficacia, efficacias
<i>n</i> efficacy, effectiveness

efficiente, efficientemente, efficientes
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>causa efficiente</b> efficient or moving cause

efficientia, efficientias
<i>n</i> efficiency (1. [Philos.]; 2. [Mech.])

effigiamento, effigiamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) portraying, portrayal

effigiar, effigia, effigiante, effigiara, effigiarea, effigiate, effigiava
<i>v</i> to portray

effigie, effigies
<i>n</i> effigy;<br><b>in effigie</b> in effigy, under the form of a representation

efflorescentia, efflorescentias
<i>n</i> [Chem.; Pathol.] efflorescence

efflorescer, effloresce, efflorescente, efflorescera, efflorescerea, effloresceva, efflorescite
<i>v</i> [Chem.] to effloresce

effluente, effluentemente, effluentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>effluer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> effluent

effluer, efflue, effluente, effluera, effluerea, efflueva, effluite
<i>v</i> to flow forth

effluvio, effluvios
<i>n</i> effluvium; <i>also:</i> [Phys.]

effortiar, effortia, effortiante, effortiara, effortiarea, effortiate, effortiava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>effortiar se</b> to make an effort or efforts

effortio, effortios
<i>n</i> 1. effort; 2. [Med.] strain;<br><b>facer un effortio</b> to make an effort;<br><b>facer tote su effortios</b> to make every effort

effract
<b>effract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>effring-</b>

effraction, effractiones
<i>n</i> breaking in, housebreaking; <i>also:</i> burglary

effractor, effractores
<i>n</i> burglar, housebreaker

effring
<b>effring- [-fring-/-fract-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

effunder, effunde, effundente, effundera, effunderea, effundeva, effundite, effuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pour out, pour forth, shed, effuse

effus
<b>effus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>effunder</b>

effusion, effusiones
<i>n</i> effusion;<br><b>effusion de sanguine</b> bloodshed;<br><b>con effusion</b> effusively

egee, egeemente, egees
<b>(-ge)</b><br><i>adj</i> Aegean;<br><b>Mar Egee</b> Aegean sea

egeo
<b>Egeo (-go)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Aegeus <hr><b>Egeo (-go)</b><br><i>npr</i> Aegean, Aegean Sea

eget
<b>-eget-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] (= leader)

egide, egides
<b>(gide)</b><br><i>n</i> aegis (1. [Gr. Antiq.]; 2. shield, protection);<br><b>sub le egide de</b> under the aegis of

eglefino, eglefinos
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] haddock

ego, egos
<b>[ego]</b><br><i>pron pers</i> I<br>(= <b>io</b>) <hr><i>n</i> [Philos., Psychol., etc.] ego

egocentric, egocentricamente, egocentriches
<b>egocentric</b><br><i>adj</i> egocentric, self-centered

egoismo, egoismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> egotism, egoism

egoista, egoistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> egotist, egoist; <i>attrib.</i> egotistic, egoistic

egoistic, egoisticamente, egoistiches
<b>(-stic)</b><br><i>adj</i> egoistical

egolatria, egolatrias
<b>egolatria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> self-worship

egotismo, egotismos
<i>n</i> egotism (= excessive preoccupation with the ego)

egotista, egotistas
<i>n</i> egotist (= one excessively preoccupied with the ego); <i>attrib.</i> egotistic(al)

egred
<b>egred- [-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

egregie, egregiemente, egregies
<i>adj</i> egregious

egress
<b>egress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>egred-</b>

egresso, egressos
<i>n</i> egress, exit

egyptian, egyptianes, egyptianmente
<i>adj</i> 1. Egyptian; 2. gypsy

egyptiano, egyptianos
<i>n</i> I. Egyptian (1. native of Egypt; 2. Egyptian language); II. gypsy (= member of a gypsy tribe); III. Romany (= Gypsy, the gypsy tongue)

egyptie, egyptiemente, egypties
<i>adj</i> 1. Egyptian; 2. gypsy

egyptio, egyptios
<i>n</i> I. Egyptian (1. native of Egypt; 2. language of Egypt); II. gypsy (= member of a gypsy tribe); III. Romany (= Gypsy, the gypsy tongue)

egypto
<b>Egypto</b><br><i>npr</i> Egypt

egyptologia, egyptologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Egyptology

egyptologo, egyptologos
<b>egyptologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> Egyptologist, Egyptologue

eider, eideres
<b>(i-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] eider

eiderdun, eiderdunes
<b>eiderdun</b><br><i>n</i> eiderdown (1. small soft feathers from the breast of the eider duck; 2. eiderdown quilt)

eido
<b>eido-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] eido- (= image, figure)

eire
<b>Eire [Ir.]</b><br><i>npr</i> Eire

ejacular, ejacula, ejaculante, ejaculara, ejacularea, ejaculate, ejaculava
<i>v</i> to ejaculate, eject

ejaculation, ejaculationes
<i>n</i> ejaculation (= act of ejecting or ejaculating)

ejaculator, ejaculatores, ejaculatormente
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] ejaculatory

ejaculatori, ejaculatorimente, ejaculatoris
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] ejaculatory

eject
<b>eject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ejic-</b>

ejection, ejectiones
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] dejection (= discharge of excrement)

ejector, ejectores
<i>n</i> [Technol.] ejector (of steam, cartridges, etc.)

ejic
<b>ejic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

el
<b>[el]</b><br><i>pron</i> 1. he; 2. (after <i>prep</i>) him<br>(= <b>ille</b>)

elaborar, elabora, elaborante, elaborara, elaborarea, elaborate, elaborava
<i>v</i> to elaborate

elaboration, elaborationes
<i>n</i> elaboration

elastic, elasticamente, elastiches
<i>adj</i> elastic

elasticitate, elasticitates
<i>n</i> elasticity

elastico, elasticos
<i>n</i> elastic, elastic band, etc.

elect
<b>elect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eliger</b>

electe, electemente, electes
<i>adj</i> [Theol.] elect

election, electiones
<i>n</i> election (1. choice; 2. "election by vote");<br><b>vaso de election</b> [Theol.] chosen vessel

elective, electivemente, electives
<i>adj</i> elective (1. as in "elective office"; 2. having a power of choice);<br><b>affinitate elective</b> [Chem.] elective affinity

electivitate, electivitates
<i>n</i> electiveness

electo, electos
<i>n</i> (one of the) elect

elector, electores
<i>n</i> elector, voter

electoral, electorales, electoralmente
<i>adj</i> electoral

electorato, electoratos
<i>n</i> I. electorate (1. rank of an elector of the Holy Roman Empire; 2. territory under the rule of an elector of the Holy Roman Empire); II. franchise (= right to vote)

electr
<b>electr-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] electr-, electro-

electric, electricamente, electriches
<i>adj</i> electric, electrical

electricista, electricistas
<i>n</i> electrician

electricitate, electricitates
<i>n</i> electricity

electrificar, electrifica, electrificante, electrificara, electrificarea, electrificate, electrificava
<i>v</i> to electrify (to equip for the use of electricity)

electrification, electrificationes
<i>n</i> electrification (= process of equipping for the use of electricity)

electrisar, electrisa, electrisante, electrisara, electrisarea, electrisate, electrisava
<i>v</i> to electrify (= to charge with electricity)

electrisation, electrisationes
<i>n</i> electrification (= charging with electricity)

electrochimia, electrochimias
<b>electrochimia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> electrochemistry

electrochimic, electrochimicamente, electrochimiches
<i>adj</i> electrochemical

electrochimista, electrochimistas
<i>n</i> electrochemist

electrocutar, electrocuta, electrocutante, electrocutara, electrocutarea, electrocutate, electrocutava
<b>electrocutar</b><br><i>v</i> to electrocute

electrocution, electrocutiones
<b>electrocution</b><br><i>n</i> electrocution

electrodo, electrodos
<b>electrodo (-lc-)</b><br><i>n</i> electrode

electrodynamica, electrodynamicas
<b>electrodynamica</b><br><i>n</i> electrodynamics

electrolysar, electrolysa, electrolysante, electrolysara, electrolysarea, electrolysate, electrolysava
<i>v</i> to electrolyze

electrolysation, electrolysationes
<i>n</i> electrolyzation

electrolyse, electrolyses
<b>electrolyse (-lise)</b><br><i>n</i> electrolysis

electrolytic, electrolyticamente, electrolytiches
<b>electrolytic</b><br><i>adj</i> electrolytic

electrolyto, electrolytos
<b>electrolyto (--)</b><br><i>n</i> electrolyte

electromagnete, electromagnetes
<b>electromagnete</b><br><i>n</i> electromagnet

electromagnetic, electromagneticamente, electromagnetiches
<i>adj</i> electromagnetic

electromagnetismo, electromagnetismos
<i>n</i> electromagnetism

electrometria, electrometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> electrometry

electrometric, electrometricamente, electrometriches
<i>adj</i> electrometric

electrometro, electrometros
<b>electrometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> electrometer

electromotor, electromotores
<b>electromotor</b><br><i>n</i> electromotor (= machine that produces an electric current)

electron, electrones
<i>n</i> [Phys.] electron;<br><b>electron de alte velocitate</b> [Atomic Phys.] highspeed electron

electronic, electronicamente, electroniches
<i>adj</i> electronic

electronica, electronicas
<i>n</i> electronics

electroscopia, electroscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> electroscopy

electroscopic, electroscopicamente, electroscopiches
<i>adj</i> electroscopic

electroscopio, electroscopios
<b>electroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> electroscope

electrostatic, electrostaticamente, electrostatiches
<b>electrostatic</b><br><i>adj</i> electrostatic

electrostatica, electrostaticas
<b>electrostatica</b><br><i>n</i> electrostatics

electrotherapeutica, electrotherapeuticas
<b>electrotherapeutica (-pu-)</b><br><i>n</i> electrotherapeutics

electrotherapia, electrotherapias
<b>electrotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> electrotherapy, electrotherapeutics

electrotypia, electrotypias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> electrotypy, electrotyping

electrotypo, electrotypos
<b>electrotypo (-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Print.] electrotype

eleemosyna, eleemosynas
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> alms

eleemosynari, eleemosynarimente, eleemosynaris
<i>adj</i> eleemosynary, charitable

elegante, elegantemente, elegantes
<i>adj</i> elegant

elegantia, elegantias
<i>n</i> elegance

elegia, elegias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> elegy

elegiac, elegiacamente, elegiaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> elegiac (l. [Pros.]; 2. mournful, melancholy)

elemental, elementales, elementalmente
<i>adj</i> elemental

elementari, elementarimente, elementaris
<i>adj</i> elementary (1. pertaining to an element; 2. pertaining to the first principles of an art, a science, etc.)

elemento, elementos
<i>n</i> element (1. "an element in nature"; 2. a component part);<br><b>le quatro elementos</b> the four elements;<br><b>in su elemento</b> in one's element;<br><b>elementos</b> elements (= first principles of an art, a science, etc.)

elephante, elephantes
<i>n</i> elephant;<br><b>elephante de mar</b> sea elephant, elephant seal

elephantiasis, elephantiases
<b>(-asis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] elephantiasis

elephantin, elephantines, elephantinmente
<i>adj</i> elephantine

elevar, eleva, elevante, elevara, elevarea, elevate, elevava
<i>v</i> I. to elevate (1. to raise, lift up; 2. to raise in rank or station); II. to raise (as in "to raise horses");<br><b>elevar se</b> to rise (up) (as in "a mountain or tree rises up");<br><b>elevar un numero al quadrato</b> to square a number

elevate, elevatemente, elevates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>elevar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> high, lofty

elevation, elevationes
<i>n</i> elevation (1. act of elevating, raising; 2. high ground, raised place; 3. as in "elevation of style"; 4. [Astron.]; 5. [Arith.]);<br><b>elevation del hostia</b> [Eccl.] elevation of the Host

elevator, elevatores
<i>n</i> 1. elevator (= one who or that which elevates); 2. [Anat.] levator

elevatori, elevatorimente, elevatoris
<i>adj</i> elevatory

elf, elfs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> elf

elia
<b>Elia (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Elijah, Elias

elider, elide, elidente, elidera, eliderea, elideva, elidite, elise
<b>[-lid-/-lis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to elide

eliger, electe, elige, eligente, eligera, eligerea, eligeva, eligite
<b>[-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to elect (1. to choose; 2. "to elect by voting");<br><b>eliger domicilio</b> [Law] to elect domicile

eligibile, eligibilemente, eligibiles
<i>adj</i> eligible (= fit to be chosen or elected)

eligibilitate, eligibilitates
<i>n</i> eligibility

eliminar, elimina, eliminante, eliminara, eliminarea, eliminate, eliminava
<i>v</i> to eliminate

elimination, eliminationes
<i>n</i> elimination

eliminator, eliminatores
<i>n</i> eliminator

eliminatori, eliminatorimente, eliminatoris
<i>adj</i> eliminatory

elis
<b>elis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>elider</b>

elisabeth
<b>Elisabeth (-bt)</b><br><i>nprf</i> Elizabeth

elisabethan, elisabethanes, elisabethanmente
<i>adj</i> Elizabethan

elision, elisiones
<i>n</i> elision

elixir, elixires
<i>n</i> elixir;<br><b>elixir de longe vita</b> elixir of life

ella
<b>[ella]</b><br><i>pron pers</i> 1. she; 2. her (as in "of her," "with her")<br>(= <b>illa</b>)

ellipse, ellipses
<i>n</i> 1. [Math.] ellipse; 2. [Gram.] ellipsis

ellipsoide, ellipsoidemente, ellipsoides
<i>adj</i> ellipsoid, ellipsoidal<hr><i>n</i> [Geom.] ellipsoid

elliptic, ellipticamente, elliptiches
<i>adj</i> elliptic, elliptical (1. [Math.]; 2. [Gram.])

elocut
<b>elocut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eloquer</b>

elocution, elocutiones
<i>n</i> elocution

elogio, elogios
<i>n</i> eulogy;<br><b>facer le elogio de un persona</b> to sing someone's praises, eulogize someone

elogiose, elogiosemente, elogioses
<i>adj</i> eulogistic

elogisar, elogisa, elogisante, elogisara, elogisarea, elogisate, elogisava
<i>v</i> to eulogize

elogista, elogistas
<i>n</i> eulogist

elogistic, elogisticamente, elogistiches
<i>adj</i> eulogistic

elongar, elonga, elongante, elongara, elongarea, elongate, elongava
<i>v</i> to elongate

elongation, elongationes
<i>n</i> elongation (1. act of elongating; 2. [Astron.]; 3. [Med.] partial dislocation of a joint due to violent stretching)

eloquente, eloquentemente, eloquentes
<i>adj</i> eloquent

eloquentia, eloquentias
<i>n</i> eloquence

eloquer, elocute, eloque, eloquente, eloquera, eloquerea, eloqueva, eloquite
<b>[-loqu-/-locut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to declaim, speak rhetorically

elucidar, elucida, elucidante, elucidara, elucidarea, elucidate, elucidava
<i>v</i> to elucidate

elucidation, elucidationes
<i>n</i> elucidation

eluctabile, eluctabilemente, eluctabiles
<i>adj</i> avoidable

eluctar, elucta, eluctante, eluctara, eluctarea, eluctate, eluctava
<i>v</i> to struggle out of (a difficulty, etc.)

eluder, elude, eludente, eludera, eluderea, eludeva, eludite, eluse
<b>[-lud-/-lus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to elude (= to avoid or escape by dexterity)

eludibile, eludibilemente, eludibiles
<i>adj</i> eludible, evadable

elus
<b>elus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eluder</b>

elusion, elusiones
<i>n</i> elusion

elusive, elusivemente, elusives
<i>adj</i> elusive

elysie, elysiemente, elysies
<i>adj</i> Elysian

elysio, elysios
<i>n</i> Elysium

em
<b>em-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>en-</b><hr><b>-em-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hem-</b>

emaciar, emacia, emaciante, emaciara, emaciarea, emaciate, emaciava
<i>v</i> to emaciate

emaciate, emaciatemente, emaciates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>emaciar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> emaciate

emaciation, emaciationes
<i>n</i> emaciation

emanar, emana, emanante, emanara, emanarea, emanate, emanava
<i>v</i> to emanate

emanation, emanationes
<i>n</i> emanation

emancipar, emancipa, emancipante, emancipara, emanciparea, emancipate, emancipava
<i>v</i> to emancipate (1. [Rom. Law]; 2. to release from slavery or restraint)

emancipation, emancipationes
<i>n</i> emancipation (1. [Rom. Law]; 2. release from slavery or restraint)

emancipator, emancipatores
<i>n</i> emancipator

emarginar, emargina, emarginante, emarginara, emarginarea, emarginate, emarginava
<i>v</i> to remove the margin of, trim the margin of

emarginate
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>emarginar</b>; 2. [Bot.] emarginate

emascular, emascula, emasculante, emasculara, emascularea, emasculate, emasculava
<i>v</i> to emasculate, castrate

emasculation, emasculationes
<i>n</i> emasculation

embarassar, embarassa, embarassante, embarassara, embarassarea, embarassate, embarassava
<i>v</i> to embarrass (1. to encumber, hamper; 2. to make self-conscious)

embarasso, embarassos
<i>n</i> 1. obstruction, obstacle; 2. embarrassment

embarassose, embarassosemente, embarassoses
<i>adj</i> 1. cumbersome, entangled; 2. embarrassing

embargo, embargos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> embargo

emblema, emblemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> emblem

emblemat
<b>emblemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emblema</b>

emblematic, emblematicamente, emblematiches
<i>adj</i> emblematic

embolia, embolias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] embolism

embryo
<b>embryo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>embryon</b>

embryogenese, embryogeneses
<b>embryogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> embryogenesis

embryogenesis, embryogeneses
<b>embryogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> embryogenesis

embryogenetic, embryogeneticamente, embryogenetiches
<b>embryogenetic</b><br><i>adj</i> embryogenetic

embryogenia, embryogenias
<b>embryogenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> embryogeny

embryogenic, embryogenicamente, embryogeniches
<i>adj</i> embryogenic

embryologia, embryologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> embryology

embryologic, embryologicamente, embryologiches
<i>adj</i> embryological

embryologo, embryologos
<b>embryologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> embryologist

embryon, embryones
<i>n</i> embryo;<br><b>in embryon</b> in embryo

embryonal, embryonales, embryonalmente
<i>adj</i> embryonic, embryonal

embryonari, embryonarimente, embryonaris
<i>adj</i> embryonic, embryonary

embryonic, embryonicamente, embryoniches
<i>adj</i> emhryonic

emendamento, emendamentos
<i>n</i> amendment (1. improvement, correction; 2. "amendment of a law, bill, etc.")

emendar, emenda, emendante, emendara, emendarea, emendate, emendava
<i>v</i> to amend (1. to improve, correct, emend; 2. "to amend a law, bill, etc.")

emendation, emendationes
<i>n</i> emendation; <i>also:</i> improvement, correction

emer, eme, emente, emera, emerea, emeva, emite, empte
<b>[em-/empt-;-im-/-empt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to buy, purchase <hr><b>emer-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

emergente, emergentemente, emergentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>emerger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> emergent, emerging;<br><b>evolution emergente</b> emergent evolution

emergentia, emergentias
<i>n</i> emergence

emerger, emerge, emergente, emergera, emergerea, emergeva, emergite, emerse
<b>[-merg-/-mers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to emerge

emerite, emeritemente, emerites
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> emeritus

emers
<b>emers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emerger</b>

emersion, emersiones
<i>n</i> emersion; <i>also:</i> [Astron.]

emetic, emeticamente, emetiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] emetic

emetico, emeticos
<i>n</i> [Med.] emetic

emigrante, emigrantes
<i>n</i> emigrant

emigrar, emigra, emigrante, emigrara, emigrarea, emigrate, emigrava
<i>v</i> 1. to emigrate; 2. [Nat. Hist.] to migrate

emigration, emigrationes
<i>n</i> I. emigration (1. action of emigrating; 2. emigrants collectively); II. [Nat. Hist.] migration

emigrato, emigratos
<i>n</i> emigrant, <i>migr</i>

emin
<b>emin-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives)

eminente, eminentemente, eminentes
<i>adj</i> 1. high, lofty; 2. eminent, outstanding

eminentia, eminentias
<i>n</i> eminence (1. rising ground, height, etc.; 2. distinction of character, abilities, attainments);<br><b>Eminentia</b> [Eccl.] Eminence

emiss
<b>emiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emitter</b>

emissario, emissarios
<i>n</i> outlet, duct, emissary<hr><i>n</i> emissary (= agent, envoy)

emission, emissiones
<i>n</i> emission; <i>also:</i> [Com.] issuing, issue;<br><b>banca de emission</b> bank of issue

emissor, emissores
<i>n</i> emitter

emitter, emisse, emitte, emittente, emittera, emitterea, emitteva, emittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to emit; <i>also:</i> [Com.] to issue

emmen
<b>emmen-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] emmen- (= menses)

emmenagoge, emmenagogemente, emmenagoges
<b>emmenagoge</b><br><i>adj</i> [Med.] emmenagogue, emmenagogic

emmenagogo, emmenagogos
<i>n</i> [Med.] emmenagogue

emolliente, emollientemente, emollientes
<i>adj</i> emollient<hr><i>n</i> emollient

emollir, emolli, emolliente, emollira, emollirea, emollite, emolliva
<i>v</i> [Med.] to soften, mollify

emolumento, emolumentos
<i>n</i> emolument

emot
<b>emot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emover</b>

emotion, emotiones
<i>n</i> emotion (= agitation of the feelings)

emotional, emotionales, emotionalmente
<i>adj</i> emotional (= pertaining to emotions)

emotionante, emotionantemente, emotionantes
<i>adj</i> moving, touching

emotionar, emotiona, emotionante, emotionara, emotionarea, emotionate, emotionava
<i>v</i> to move, touch

emotive, emotivemente, emotives
<i>adj</i> emotive

emotivitate, emotivitates
<i>n</i> emotiveness, emotivity

emover, emote, emove, emovente, emovera, emoverea, emoveva, emovite
<b>[-mov-/-mot-]</b><br><i>v</i> to move (= to affect emotionally)

empathia, empathias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> empathy, <i>Einfhlung</i>

emphase, emphases
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. emphasis; 2. bombast

emphatic, emphaticamente, emphatiches
<i>adj</i> 1. emphatic; 2. bombastic

empir
<b>empir-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] (= experienced)

empiric, empiricamente, empiriches
<i>adj</i> empiric, empirical

empirico, empiricos
<i>n</i> empiric (= one who follows an empirical method)

empirismo, empirismos
<i>n</i> empiricism (= empirical method or practice)

empirista, empiristas
<i>n</i> empiricist

emplastrar, emplastra, emplastrante, emplastrara, emplastrarea, emplastrate, emplastrava
<i>v</i> to plaster (= to apply a medicinal plaster to)

emplastro, emplastros
<i>n</i> salve, plaster

empleabile, empleabilemente, empleabiles
<i>adj</i> employable

emplear, emplea, empleante, empleara, emplearea, empleate, empleava
<i>v</i> to employ (1. to make use of; 2. to take or have in one's employ)

empleato, empleatos
<i>n</i> employee

empleator, empleatores
<i>n</i> employer

empleo, empleos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> I. employment (1. employing; 2. occupation); II. use (= action of using)

empt
<b>empt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emer</b>

emption, emptiones
<i>n</i> purchase

emptor, emptores
<i>n</i> buyer, purchaser

empyree, empyreemente, empyrees
<i>adj</i> empyreal

empyreo, empyreos
<i>n</i> empyrean

empyreuma, empyreumas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> empyreuma

empyreumat
<b>empyreumat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>empyreuma</b>

empyreumatic, empyreumaticamente, empyreumatiches
<i>adj</i> empyreumatic

emulgente, emulgentemente, emulgentes
<i>n</i> 1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>emulger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Anat.] emulgent (as in "emulgent vessels")

emulger, emulge, emulgente, emulgera, emulgerea, emulgeva, emulgite, emulse
<b>[-mulg-/-muls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to milk dry

emuls
<b>emuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emulger</b>

emulsina, emulsinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] emulsin

emulsion, emulsiones
<i>n</i> emulsion

emulsionabile, emulsionabilemente, emulsionabiles
<i>adj</i> emulsifiable, emulsible

emulsionar, emulsiona, emulsionante, emulsionara, emulsionarea, emulsionate, emulsionava
<i>v</i> to emulsify, emulsionize

emulsive, emulsivemente, emulsives
<i>adj</i> emulsive

emulsor, emulsores
<i>n</i> emulsifier, emulsor

en
<b>en-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>em-</b> before <b>-b-, -m-, -p-, -ph-</b>; used chiefly to form technical terms] en-, em- (= in, into)

enarrabile, enarrabilemente, enarrabiles
<i>adj</i> describable, explainable

enarrar, enarra, enarrante, enarrara, enarrarea, enarrate, enarrava
<i>v</i> to narrate, expound, explain

enarration, enarrationes
<i>n</i> narration, exposition

enchyma
<b>-enchyma</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

enclitic, encliticamente, enclitiches
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] enclitic

enclitico, encliticos
<i>n</i> enclitic

encyclic, encyclicamente, encycliches
<i>adj</i> encyclical

encyclica, encyclicas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] encyclical (letter)

encyclopedia, encyclopedias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> encyclopedia

encyclopedic, encyclopedicamente, encyclopediches
<i>adj</i> encyclopedic

encyclopedismo, encyclopedismos
<i>n</i> 1. encyclopedism; 2. Encyclopedism

encyclopedista, encyclopedistas
<i>n</i> encyclopedist

endemia, endemias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] endemic

endemic, endemicamente, endemiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] endemic

endivia, endivias
<i>n</i> endive

endo
<b>endo-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] endo-, end- (= within)

endocardio, endocardios
<b>endocardio</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] endocardium

endocarditis, endocardites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Path.] endocarditis

endocrin, endocrines, endocrinmente
<b>endocrin</b><br><i>adj</i> [Physiol.] endocrine;<br><b>glandulas endocrin</b> endocrine glands

endocrina, endocrinas
<i>n</i> endocrine (gland)

endocrinologia, endocrinologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> endocrinology

endocrinologo, endocrinologos
<b>endocrinologo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> endocrinologist

endogame, endogamemente, endogames
<b>endogame (-game)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anthropol.] endogamous

endogamia, endogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anthropol.] endogamy

endogene, endogenemente, endogenes
<b>endogene</b><br><i>adj</i> endogenous

endoskeleto, endoskeletos
<b>endoskeleto (-sk-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] endoskeleton

endosm
<b>endosm-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>endosmose</b>

endosmose, endosmoses
<b>endosmose</b><br><i>n</i> endosmosis

endosmotic, endosmoticamente, endosmotiches
<i>adj</i> endosmotic

endosperma, endospermas
<b>endosperma</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] endosperm

eneas, eneases
<b>Eneas (-n-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Aeneas

eneide, eneides
<b>Eneide (-ni-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Lat. Lit.] Aeneid

energia, energias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> energy;<br><b>energia atomic</b> atomic energy;<br><b>energia electric</b> electric power

energic, energicamente, energiches
<i>adj</i> energetic

enervante, enervantemente, enervantes
<i>adj</i> enervating; unnerving

enervar, enerva, enervante, enervara, enervarea, enervate, enervava
<i>v</i> to enervate, unnerve

enervate, enervatemente, enervates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>enervar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> enervated, enervate

enervation, enervationes
<i>n</i> enervation

enharmonic, enharmonicamente, enharmoniches
<i>adj</i> [Mus.] enharmonic

enigma, enigmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> enigma; <i>also:</i> riddle; puzzle

enigmat
<b>enigmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>enigma</b>

enigmatic, enigmaticamente, enigmatiches
<i>adj</i> enigmatic

enigmatisar, enigmatisa, enigmatisante, enigmatisara, enigmatisarea, enigmatisate, enigmatisava
<i>v</i> to enigmatize

enn
<b>-enn-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>anno</b>

enoiar, enoia, enoiante, enoiara, enoiarea, enoiate, enoiava
<i>v</i> 1. to annoy, vex; 2. to bore;<br><b>enoiar se</b> to be bored

enoio, enoios
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. annoyance, worry, trouble; 2. boredom, ennui

enoiose, enoiosemente, enoioses
<b>(-se)</b><br><i>adj</i> boring

enorme, enormemente, enormes
<i>adj</i> enormous

enormitate, enormitates
<i>n</i> 1. enormousness; 2. enormity

ensemble, ensembles
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> ensemble (1. group of musicians playing together; 2. complete, harmonious costume)

ente, entes
<i>n</i> [Philos.] ens <hr><b>-ente</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b>; forming verbal adjectives] -ing, -ent (as in "recurring", "recurrent") <hr><b>-ente</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b>] -ent (1. one who or that which is ...ent; 2. one who or that which ...s)

entelechia, entelechias
<b>entelechia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Philos.] entelechy

entente, ententes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> entente

enteralgia, enteralgias
<b>enteralgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] enteralgia

enteric, entericamente, enteriches
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] enteric

enteritis, enterites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] enteritis

enterocolitis, enterocolites
<b>enterocolitis (-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] enterocolitis

enterologia, enterologias
<b>enterologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> enterology (= science or study of the intestines)

enteron, enterones
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat., Zool.] enteron, alimentary canal

enterotomia, enterotomias
<b>enterotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] enterotomy

enterotomo, enterotomos
<b>enterotomo (-r)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] enterotome

enthusias
<b>enthusias-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

enthusiasmar, enthusiasma, enthusiasmante, enthusiasmara, enthusiasmarea, enthusiasmate, enthusiasmava
<i>v</i> to render enthusiastic

enthusiasmo, enthusiasmos
<i>n</i> enthusiasm

enthusiasta, enthusiastas
<i>n</i> enthusiast

enthusiastic, enthusiasticamente, enthusiastiches
<i>adj</i> enthusiastic, enthusiastical

entia
<b>-entia</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b>] -ence, -ency (= state or quality of ...ing or being ...ant)

entitate, entitates
<i>n</i> entity

ento
<b>ento-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] ento-, ent- (= within, inside)

entomo
<b>entomo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] entomo- (= insect)

entomologia, entomologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> entomology

entomologic, entomologicamente, entomologiches
<i>adj</i> entomological

entomologista, entomologistas
<i>n</i> entomologist

entomologo, entomologos
<b>entomologo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> entomologist

entozoon, entozoa
<b>entozoon (-z-) (<i>pl</i> entozoa)</b><br><i>n</i> entozoon

entranias
<i>npl</i> entrails

entrar, entra, entrante, entrara, entrarea, entrate, entrava
<i>v</i> to enter (= to go or come in);<br><b>entrar in</b> to enter (into)

entrata, entratas
<i>n</i> entrance, entry (1. act of entering; 2. door, passage, hall, etc. through which one enters);<br><b>al entrata del (hiberno, etc.)</b> at the beginning of (winter, etc.)

entresol, entresols
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> entresol, mezzanine

entre, entres
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cooking] entree

enuclear, enuclea, enucleante, enucleara, enuclearea, enucleate, enucleava
<i>v</i> to enucleate (1. to shell, husk, pod, etc.; 2. [Biol.]; 3. [Surg.]

enucleation, enucleationes
<i>n</i> enucleation

enumerar, enumera, enumerante, enumerara, enumerarea, enumerate, enumerava
<i>v</i> to enumerate

enumeration, enumerationes
<i>n</i> enumeration

enumerative, enumerativemente, enumeratives
<i>adj</i> enumerative

enumerator, enumeratores
<i>n</i> enumerator

enunciar, enuncia, enunciante, enunciara, enunciarea, enunciate, enunciava
<i>v</i> to enunciate (= to set forth)

enunciation, enunciationes
<i>n</i> enunciation (= statement)

enunciative, enunciativemente, enunciatives
<i>adj</i> enunciative

enunciato, enunciatos
<i>n</i> formulation (of a problem)

enzyma, enzymas
<i>n</i> enzyme

eo
<b>[eo]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. there; thither; 2. until, up to the time; 3. to that purpose, to that end; 4. therefore; 5. to that degree or extent<hr><b>eo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] eo- (= dawn);<br><b>Eos</b> <i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Eos

eoanthropo, eoanthropos
<b>eoanthropo (-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] Eoanthropus, Piltdown man

eocen, eocenes, eocenmente
<b>eocen [Geol.]</b><br><i>adj</i> Eocene

eoceno, eocenos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Eocene

eoe, eoemente, eoes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> eoan (1. dawn; 2. oriental)

eohippo, eohippos
<b>eohippo</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] Eohippus

eolic, eolicamente, eoliches
<i>adj</i> Aeolian (= of Aeolus)

eolie, eoliemente, eolies
<i>adj</i> Aeolian (= of Aeolus);<br><b>harpa eolie</b> aeolian harp

eolithic, eolithicamente, eolithiches
<i>adj</i> [Archeol.] eolithic

eolitho, eolithos
<b>eolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Archeol.] eolith

eolo
<b>Eolo (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Aeolus

eos
<b>eos-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eo-</b>

eosina, eosinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] eosin

eosinophile, eosinophilemente, eosinophiles
<b>eosinophile (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] eosinophile, eosinophilic, eosinophilous

eosinophilia, eosinophilias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] eosinophilia

eosinophilo, eosinophilos
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] eosinophile

eozoic, eozoicamente, eozoiches
<b>(-z-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Eozoic

eozoon, eozoones
<b>eozoon (-z-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Geol.] eozoon

ep
<b>ep-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>epi-</b>

epaulette, epaulettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> epaulet, epaulette

ephedra, ephedras
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Ephedra

ephedrina, ephedrinas
<i>n</i> [Pharm.] ephedrine

ephelide, ephelides
<b>(-f-)</b><br><i>n</i> freckle

ephemere, ephemeremente, ephemeres
<i>adj</i> ephemeral

ephemeride, ephemerides
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. calendar, almanac, etc.; 2. [Astron.] ephemeris;<br><b>ephemerides</b> ephemerides

ephemero, ephemeros
<b>(-f-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] ephemeron, ephemerid;<br><b>ephemeros</b> [Zool.] Ephemera, Ephemerida

epi
<b>epi-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>ep-</b> before <b>-h-</b> or vowel, used chiefly to form technical terms] epi-, ep- (= on, upon)

epic, epicamente, epiches
<i>adj</i> epic, epical;<br><b>(un) poema epic</b> (an) epic

epicen, epicenes, epicenmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] epicene

epicuree, epicureemente, epicurees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> Epicurean; <i>also:</i> epicurean

epicureismo, epicureismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Philos.] Epicureanism; 2. epicurism

epicureo, epicureos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. Epicurean; 2. epicure, epicurean

epicurismo, epicurismos
<i>n</i> 1. [Philos.] Epicureanism; 2. epicurism

epicuro
<b>Epicuro</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Philos.] Epicurus

epidemia, epidemias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> epidemic

epidemic, epidemicamente, epidemiches
<i>adj</i> epidemic, epidemical

epidermis, epidermes
<b>(-dr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat., Bot.] epidermis

epigee, epigeemente, epigees
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] epigeous (= growing upon the ground)

epiglottis, epiglottes
<b>(-gl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] epiglottis

epigono, epigonos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> epigone (= one of a succeeding and less distinguished generation);<br><b>Epigonos</b> [Gr. Myth.] Epigoni

epigramma, epigrammas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> epigram

epigrammat
<b>epigrammat-</b><br>see <b>epigramma</b>

epigrammatic, epigrammaticamente, epigrammatiches
<i>adj</i> epigrammatic

epilepsia, epilepsias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> epilepsy

epileptic, epilepticamente, epileptiches
<i>adj</i> epileptic (= having to do with epilepsy)

epileptico, epilepticos
<i>n</i> epileptic

epilogar, epiloga, epilogante, epilogara, epilogarea, epilogate, epilogava
<i>v</i> to epilogize

epilogo, epilogos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> epilogue

epipedo
<b>-epipedo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -epiped (= plane surface)

epiphyto, epiphytos
<b>(-phyto)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] epiphyte

episcopal, episcopales, episcopalmente
<i>adj</i> episcopal;<br><b>ecclesia episcopal</b> Episcopal Church<hr><i>n</i> [Theol.] Episcopalian

episcopato, episcopatos
<i>n</i> episcopate (1. office, territory, tenure, etc. of a bishop; 2. body of bishops)

episcopo, episcopos
<b>(-ps-)</b><br><i>n</i> bishop

episodic, episodicamente, episodiches
<i>adj</i> episodic, episodical

episodio, episodios
<i>n</i> episode

epispastic, epispasticamente, epispastiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] epispastic

epistola, epistolas
<b>(-ps-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. letter, epistle; 2. [Eccl.] Epistle

epistolari, epistolarimente, epistolaris
<i>adj</i> epistolary

epistolero, epistoleros
<i>n</i> letter writer

epistolographia, epistolographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> epistolography

epistolographic, epistolographicamente, epistolographiches
<i>adj</i> epistolographic

epistolographo, epistolographos
<b>epistolographo (-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> epistolographer

epitaphio, epitaphios
<i>n</i> epitaph

epithetic, epitheticamente, epithetiches
<i>adj</i> epithetic

epitheto, epithetos
<b>(-teto)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gram.] epithet

epizoon, epizoa
<b>(-z-) (<i>pl</i> epizoa)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] epizoon

epocha, epochas
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> epoch;<br><b>epocha glacial</b> Ice Age;<br><b>facer epocha</b> to be epoch-making

epochal, epochales, epochalmente
<i>adj</i> epochal

epodo, epodos
<i>n</i> epode

eponyme, eponymemente, eponymes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> eponymous

eponymia, eponymias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> eponymy

eponymo, eponymos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> eponym, eponymus

epopeia, epopeias
<b>epopeia (-pya)</b><br><i>n</i> epic, epic poem

epos, eposes
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> epic, epic poem

epte
<b>-epte</b><br><i>see</i> <b>apte</b>

equabile, equabilemente, equabiles
<i>adj</i> equable

equal, equales, equalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. equal; 2. equable, even

equalar, equala, equalante, equalara, equalarea, equalate, equalava
<i>v</i> 1. to equalize; 2. to equal (= to be equal to);<br><b>equalar se a un persona</b> to consider oneself equal to someone

equalator, equalatores
<i>n</i> equalizer, equaller

equalisar, equalisa, equalisante, equalisara, equalisarea, equalisate, equalisava
<i>v</i> to equalize

equalitate, equalitates
<i>n</i> 1. equality; 2. equability, evenness

equalmente
<i>adv</i> 1. equally; 2. likewise, also

equanime, equanimemente, equanimes
<b>equanime (equ-)</b><br><i>adj</i> even-tempered

equanimitate, equanimitates
<i>n</i> equanimity

equar, equa, equante, equara, equarea, equate, equava
<i>v</i> to equate

equation, equationes
<i>n</i> equation (1. [Math.]; 2. [Astron.])

equator, equatores
<i>n</i> equator <hr><b>Equator</b><br><i>npr</i> Ecuador

equatorial, equatoriales, equatorialmente
<i>adj</i> equatorial

eque, equemente, eques
<i>adj</i> equitable; fair, right

equer
<b>-equer</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sequer</b>

equestre, equestremente, equestres
<i>adj</i> equestrian;<br><b>statua equestre</b> equestrian statue

equidifferente, equidifferentemente, equidifferentes
<b>equidifferente</b><br><i>adj</i> equidifferent

equidistante, equidistantemente, equidistantes
<b>equidistante</b><br><i>adj</i> equidistant

equidistantia, equidistantias
<i>n</i> equidistance

equilateral, equilaterales, equilateralmente
<i>adj</i> equilateral, of equal sides

equilatere, equilateremente, equilateres
<b>equilatere</b><br><i>adj</i> equilateral, of equal sides

equilibrar, equilibra, equilibrante, equilibrara, equilibrarea, equilibrate, equilibrava
<i>v</i> to balance (= to equilibrate);<br><b>(ben) equilibrate</b> (well-)balanced

equilibre, equilibremente, equilibres
<b>equilibre</b><br><i>adj</i> balanced, in equilibrium

equilibrio, equilibrios
<i>n</i> equilibrium, balance;<br><b>equilibrio europee</b> balance of power in Europe;<br><b>perder le equilibrio</b> to lose one's balance;<br><b>mantener le equilibrio</b> to keep one's balance

equilibrista, equilibristas
<i>n</i> equilibrist

equilibristic, equilibristicamente, equilibristiches
<i>adj</i> equilibristic

equin, equines, equinmente
<i>adj</i> equine;<br><b>pede equin</b> clubfoot

equinoctial, equinoctiales, equinoctialmente
<i>adj</i> equinoctial (= pertaining to either equinox);<br><b>linea equinoctial</b> equinoctial line, celestial equator

equinoctio, equinoctios
<b>equinoctio</b><br><i>n</i> equinox;<br><b>precession del equinoctios</b> precession of the equinoxes

equipa, equipas
<i>n</i> [Sports] team

equipage, equipages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] (field) equipment; 2. equipage, carriage (with or without horses); 3. [Naut.] crew

equipamento, equipamentos
<i>n</i> equipment (1. action of equipping; 2. outfit)

equipar, equipa, equipante, equipara, equiparea, equipate, equipava
<i>v</i> to equip

equiponderante, equiponderantemente, equiponderantes
<i>adj</i> of equal weight, equiponderant

equiponderantia, equiponderantias
<i>n</i> equality of weight, equiponderance

equiponderar, equipondera, equiponderante, equiponderara, equiponderarea, equiponderate, equiponderava
<b>equiponderar</b><br><i>v</i> to equiponderate, counterbalance

equitar, equita, equitante, equitara, equitarea, equitate, equitava
<i>v</i> to ride on horseback

equitate, equitates
<i>n</i> equity, fairness

equitation, equitationes
<i>n</i> equitation;<br><b>schola de equitation</b> riding school

equite, equites
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] eques;<br><b>equites</b> [Rom. Hist.] equites

equivalente, equivalentemente, equivalentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>equivaler</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> equivalent<hr><i>n</i> equivalent

equivalentia, equivalentias
<i>n</i> equivalence

equivaler, equivale, equivalente, equivalera, equivalerea, equivaleva, equivalite
<b>equivaler</b><br><i>v</i> to be equivalent (to), to be equal in value (to)

equivoc, equivocamente, equivoches
<b>equivoc</b><br><i>adj</i> equivocal (1. ambiguous; 2. questionable, suspicious)

equivocar, equivoca, equivocante, equivocara, equivocarea, equivocate, equivocava
<i>v</i> to equivocate

equivocation, equivocationes
<i>n</i> equivocation

equivoco, equivocos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> ambiguity (= equivocal expression)

equo, equos
<i>n</i> horse (<i>equus caballus</i>)

era, eras
<i>n</i> era;<br><b>(le) era christian</b> (the) Christian Era<hr><b>[era]</b><br><i>past</i> of <b>esser</b> was, were<br>(= <b>esseva</b>)

eradicar, eradica, eradicante, eradicara, eradicarea, eradicate, eradicava
<i>v</i> to eradicate

eradication, eradicationes
<i>n</i> eradication

eradicative, eradicativemente, eradicatives
<i>adj</i> eradicative

eradicator, eradicatores
<i>n</i> eradicator

ercer
<b>-ercer</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

erect
<b>erect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eriger</b>

erecte, erectemente, erectes
<i>adj</i> erect

erectile, erectilemente, erectiles
<i>adj</i> erectile

erectilitate, erectilitates
<i>n</i> erectility

erection, erectiones
<i>n</i> 1. erection (of a building, statue, etc.; 2. establishment, foundation (of an office, etc.))

erector, erectores
<i>n</i> erector (1. as in "erector of a cathedral, a kingdom, etc."; 2. [Anat.])

eremita, eremitas
<i>n</i> hermit

eremitage, eremitages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> hermitage (= secluded place, abode, etc.)

eremiteria, eremiterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hermitage (= hermit's abode)

eremitic, eremiticamente, eremitiches
<i>adj</i> hermit's (as in "a hermit's life")

erg, erges
<i>n</i> [Phys.] erg

erga
<b>[erga]</b><br><i>prep</i> 1. towards; 2. against; 3. in respect to

ergo
<i>adv</i> consequently, accordingly, therefore, then

eria
<b>-eria (-era)</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] 1. -ery, -shop, -store (= place where ... is made, worked, kept, or sold); 2. -ery, -eering, -smithing, -work (= art, craft, trade, or practice of working with ...; <i>also:</i> the product of such work); 3. -ery, -age, -ism (= behavior of a ... or like that of a ...)

erica, ericas
<i>n</i> Erica; heather, heath

ericaceas
<i>npl</i> Ericaceae

ericiar, ericia, ericiante, ericiara, ericiarea, ericiate, ericiava
<i>v</i> to bristle (= to set on end);<br><b>ericiar se</b> to bristle (= to stand on end);<br><b>ericiate de</b> bristling with

ericio, ericios
<i>n</i> hedgehog

eriger, erecte, erige, erigente, erigera, erigerea, erigeva, erigite
<b>[-rig-/-rect-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to erect (= to build, set up); 2. to establish, set up;<br><b>eriger se in</b> to pose as, set up for

ero
<b>-ero</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -er, -eer, -man (= one who works with or deals in ... or ...s)

eroder, erode, erodente, erodera, eroderea, erodeva, erodite, erose
<b>[-rod-/-ros-]</b><br><i>v</i> to erode

erogar, eroga, erogante, erogara, erogarea, erogate, erogava
<i>v</i> to lay out, spend

eros
<b>Eros (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Eros <hr><b>eros-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eroder</b>

erosion, erosiones
<i>n</i> erosion

erosive, erosivemente, erosives
<i>adj</i> erosive

erot
<b>erot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Eros</b>

erotic, eroticamente, erotiches
<i>adj</i> erotic

eroticismo, eroticismos
<i>n</i> eroticism

erotismo, erotismos
<i>n</i> [Psychiatry] erotism

erotomania, erotomanias
<b>erotomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] erotomania

errante, errantemente, errantes
<i>adj</i> errant (= traveling in quest of adventure);<br><b>cavallero errante</b> knight errant

errar, erra, errante, errara, errarea, errate, errava
<i>v</i> 1. to wander, roam; 2. to err <hr><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

erratic, erraticamente, erratiches
<i>adj</i> erratic;<br><b>rocca erratic</b> erratic block or boulder

erratum, errata
<b>(<i>pl</i> errata) [NL]</b><br><i>n</i> erratum

erronee, erroneemente, erronees
<i>adj</i> erroneous

error, errores
<i>n</i> error;<br><b>error de (grammatica, etc.)</b> mistake in (grammar, etc.);<br><b>error typographic</b> typographical error, misprint;<br><b>committer un error</b> to make a mistake;<br><b>esser in error</b> to be mistaken, at fault;<br><b>salvo error o omission</b> errors and omissions excepted

erubescente, erubescentemente, erubescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>erubescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> erubescent

erubescentia, erubescentias
<i>n</i> erubescence

erubescer, erubesce, erubescente, erubescera, erubescerea, erubesceva, erubescite
<i>v</i> to redden, grow red

eruca, erucas
<i>n</i> [Entom.] caterpillar; <i>also:</i> caterpillar chain, caterpillar tread;<br><b>tractor a erucas</b> caterpillar tractor

eructar, eructa, eructante, eructara, eructarea, eructate, eructava
<i>v</i> to belch; <i>also:</i> to vomit forth

eructation, eructationes
<i>n</i> belching, eructation

erudir, erudi, erudiente, erudira, erudirea, erudite, erudiva
<i>v</i> to teach, instruct

erudite, eruditemente, erudites
<i>adj</i> erudite

erudition, eruditiones
<i>n</i> erudition

erudito, eruditos
<i>n</i> scholar, learned person

erumper, erumpe, erumpente, erumpera, erumperea, erumpeva, erumpite, erupte
<b>[-rump-/-rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to burst, sunder; 2. to break out, burst forth, erupt

erupt
<b>erupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>erumper</b>

eruption, eruptiones
<i>n</i> eruption

eruptive, eruptivemente, eruptives
<i>adj</i> eruptive

eruptivitate, eruptivitates
<i>n</i> eruptivity

erysipela, erysipelas
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] erysipelas

es
<i>pr</i> of <b>esser</b> is, am, are

esau
<b>Esau (-u)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Esau

esc
<b>-esc</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns] -esque (1. like, similar to, or characteristic of a ...; 2. [used with names of persons, nations, and peoples] in the manner or style of ... or the ...s)

esca, escas
<i>n</i> 1. bait; lure; 2. tinder

escaldar, escalda, escaldante, escaldara, escaldarea, escaldate, escaldava
<i>v</i> to scald (= to burn accidentally or treat with boiling water, steam, etc.)

escaldatura, escaldaturas
<i>n</i> scald (1. scalding; 2. burn)

escamotar, escamota, escamotante, escamotara, escamotarea, escamotate, escamotava
<i>v</i> [Conjuring] to whisk away, make disappear

escampar, escampa, escampante, escampara, escamparea, escampate, escampava
<i>v</i> to bolt, scamper (away)

escappada, escappadas
<i>n</i> escapade (= prankish adventure)

escappamento, escappamentos
<i>n</i> 1. escape (= act of escaping); 2. [Clockmaking] escapement; 3. exhaust (of an engine)

escappar, escappa, escappante, escappara, escapparea, escappate, escappava
<i>v</i> to escape (= to get away, out, etc., as by flight, through a leak, etc.)

escappata, escappatas
<i>n</i> escape (= act of escaping)

escappatoria, escappatorias
<i>n</i> way out (of a difficulty)

escar, esca, escante, escara, escarea, escate, escava
<i>v</i> to bait (1. to furnish with bait; 2. to lure, entice)

eschat
<b>eschat-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] eschato- (= last)

eschatologia, eschatologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> eschatology

eschatologic, eschatologicamente, eschatologiches
<i>adj</i> eschatological

eschatologo, eschatologos
<b>eschatologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> eschatologist

eschimo, eschimos
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> Eskimo

eschylo
<b>Eschylo (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Aeschylus

esclusa, esclusas
<i>n</i> 1. sluice, floodgate; 2. lock (of a canal, river, etc.)

escolamento, escolamentos
<i>n</i> drainage (= process of draining, gradual flowing off)

escolar, escola, escolante, escolara, escolarea, escolate, escolava
<i>v</i> to drain (= to cause to flow off slowly)

escorta, escortas
<i>n</i> escort (1. [Army, Navy]; 2. person or persons accompanying another for protection or as a matter of politeness)

escortar, escorta, escortante, escortara, escortarea, escortate, escortava
<i>v</i> to escort

escudo, escudos
<b>[P]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] escudo

esculapio
<b>Esculapio</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Aesculapius;<br><b>esculapio</b> Aesculapian, physician

ese
<b>-ese</b><br><i>suffixo substantive e adjective</i> [used with names of places] -ese (I. [forming adjectives] 1. pertaining to ...; 2. native to, citizen of, or inhabiting ...; II. [forming nouns] 1. native, citizen, or inhabitant of ...; 2. language of ...)

esmeraldin, esmeraldines, esmeraldinmente
<i>adj</i> emerald, emerald-green

esmeraldo, esmeraldos
<i>n</i> emerald;<br><b>le Insula de Esmeraldo</b> the Emerald Isle

eso
<b>eso-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] eso- (= within, inside)

esophagee, esophageemente, esophagees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> esophageal, oesophageal

esophago, esophagos
<b>esophago (-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] esophagus, oesophagus

esopic, esopicamente, esopiches
<i>adj</i> Aesopian, Aesopic

esopo
<b>Esopo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Lit.] Aesop

esoter
<b>esoter-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] esoter- (= inner)

esoteric, esotericamente, esoteriches
<i>adj</i> esoteric

esoterismo, esoterismos
<i>n</i> esoterism, esotericism

espania
<b>Espania</b><br><i>npr</i> Spain

espaniol, espanioles, espaniolmente
<i>adj</i> Spanish<hr><i>n</i> 1. Spaniard; 2. Spanish (language); 3. spaniel

espaventaaves, espaventaaveses
<b>espaventaaves</b><br><i>n</i> scarecrow

espaventabile, espaventabilemente, espaventabiles
<i>adj</i> frightful (= dreadful, horrible, etc.)

espaventar, espaventa, espaventante, espaventara, espaventarea, espaventate, espaventava
<i>v</i> to frighten (= to fill with fright);<br><b>espaventar se</b> to become frightened

espavento, espaventos
<i>n</i> fright

esperantismo, esperantismos
<i>n</i> Esperantism

esperantista, esperantistas
<i>n</i> [Interling.] Esperantist

esperanto, esperantos
<b>[Esp.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Interling.] Esperanto

esplanada, esplanadas
<i>n</i> esplanade

esquadra, esquadras
<i>n</i> 1. square (as in "T square"); 2. squad; 3. [Navy] squadron

esquadrar, esquadra, esquadrante, esquadrara, esquadrarea, esquadrate, esquadrava
<i>v</i> to square (= to form with right angles and straight lines)

esquadron, esquadrones
<i>n</i> [Mil.] squadron

esque
<b>[esque] (ske)</b><br><i>interr part</i> -;<br><b>esque ille habe le libro?</b> has he the book?

essa
<b>-essa</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -ess (= female ..., wife of a ...) <hr><b>-essa</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with adjectives] -ess, -ness (= state or quality of being ...)

essamage, essamages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. swarming; 2. swarming time

essamar, essama, essamante, essamara, essamarea, essamate, essamava
<i>v</i> to swarm

essamatura, essamaturas
<i>n</i> swarming

essame, essames
<i>n</i> swarm

essayabile, essayabilemente, essayabiles
<i>adj</i> assayable

essayage, essayages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> trying on, fitting (of clothes)

essayar, essaya, essayante, essayara, essayarea, essayate, essayava
<i>v</i> I. to try (1. to test, essay; <i>also:</i> to try on garment, etc.; 2. to attempt, essay); II. to assay ("to assay an ore, a metal etc.")

essayator, essayatores
<i>n</i> 1. assayer; 2. [Tail. etc.] fitter

essayista, essayistas
<i>n</i> essayist

essayo, essayos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. trial, test; 2. assay (= assayal); 3. attempt, essay; 4. essay ("literary essay")

esse, essemente, esses
<b>[esse]</b><br><i>dem adj</i> this, that, these, those

essentia, essentias
<i>n</i> essence (1. absolute being; 2. intrinsic nature; 3. extract obtained by distillation)

essential, essentiales, essentialmente
<i>adj</i> essential;<br><b>oleos essential</b> essential oils<hr><i>n</i> essential

essentialitate, essentialitates
<i>n</i> essentiality

esser, esse, essente, essera, esserea, esseres, esseva, essite
<i>v</i> to be (1. to exist; 2. [grammatical functions]: a) copula; b) auxiliary forming the passive voice) <hr><i>n</i> being (1. existence; 2. person, organized entity, etc.);<br><b>le Esser Supreme</b> the Supreme Being, God

esso
<b>[esso]</b><br><i>dem pron</i> this, that;<br><b>pro esso</b> for this reason, for that reason, therefore

essugar, essuga, essugante, essugara, essugarea, essugate, essugava
<i>v</i> to dry, wipe, mop up, etc.

est, estes
<i>n</i> east;<br><b>(ir) al est</b> (to go) east;<br><b>(vento) del est</b> east (wind), easterly or eastern (wind) <hr><b>est-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>estate</b>

establimento, establimentos
<i>n</i> establishment (1. act of establishing, founding, or setting up; 2. institution, organization, business, etc.)

establir, establi, establiente, establira, establirea, establite, establiva
<i>v</i> to establish (1. to make firm or stable; 2. to found, set up; 3. as in "to establish someone in business");<br><b>establir se</b> to establish oneself, settle

establitor, establitores
<i>n</i> establisher

estate, estates
<i>n</i> summer

este, estemente, estes
<b>[este]</b><br><i>adj</i> this<br>(= <b>iste</b>)

estfalia
<b>Estfalia</b><br><i>npr</i> Eastphalia

esthe
<b>esthe-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

esthesia, esthesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> esthesia

esthesiologia, esthesiologias
<b>esthesiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> esthesiology

esthesiometro, esthesiometros
<b>esthesiometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> esthesiometer

esthesioneurosis, esthesioneuroses
<b>esthesioneurosis (-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> esthesioneurosis

estheta, esthetas
<i>n</i> aesthete, esthete

esthetic, estheticamente, esthetiches
<i>adj</i> aesthetic, esthetic

esthetica, estheticas
<i>n</i> aesthetics, esthetics

estima, estimas
<i>n</i> 1. esteem; 2. [Naut.] reckoning

estimabile, estimabilemente, estimabiles
<i>adj</i> estimable

estimar, estima, estimante, estimara, estimarea, estimate, estimava
<i>v</i> 1. to estimate (= to calculate approximately); 2. to esteem, hold in esteem

estimation, estimationes
<i>n</i> estimation (1. act of estimating; 2. esteem)

estivante, estivantes
<i>n</i> summer resident

estivar, estiva, estivante, estivara, estivarea, estivate, estivava
<i>v</i> to summer

estive, estivemente, estives
<i>adj</i> summer, estival

esto
<b>[esto]</b><br><i>pron</i> this (= this thing, reason, or idea)<br>(= <b>isto</b>)

estonia
<b>Estonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Estonia

estonian, estonianes, estonianmente
<i>adj</i> Estonian

estoniano, estonianos
<i>n</i> Estonian

estrade, estrades
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> dais, platform, estrade

estraniamento, estraniamentos
<i>n</i> estrangement, alienation

estraniar, estrania, estraniante, estraniara, estraniarea, estraniate, estraniava
<i>v</i> to estrange, alienate

estranie, estraniemente, estranies
<i>adj</i> 1. foreign (as in "foreign countries"); <i>also:</i> alien; 2. strange (= queer, unfamiliar);<br><b>corpore estranie</b> [Med.] foreign body;<br><b>estranie a</b> foreign to

estraniero, estranieros
<i>n</i> 1. foreigner, stranger; <i>also:</i> alien; 2. foreign parts, foreign lands;<br><b>al estraniero</b> abroad

estranitate, estranitates
<i>n</i> strangeness

estuario, estuarios
<i>n</i> estuary

estufa, estufas
<i>n</i> 1. sweating room; 2. hothouse; 3. stove ("stove for heating a room")

estufar, estufa, estufante, estufara, estufarea, estufate, estufava
<i>v</i> to (let) simmer; to stew

esturdimento, esturdimentos
<i>n</i> daze

esturdir, esturdi, esturdiente, esturdira, esturdirea, esturdite, esturdiva
<i>v</i> to stun, daze

esturdite, esturditemente, esturdites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>esturdir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> harebrained

et
<b>[et]</b><br><i>conj</i> 1. and; 2. also;<br><b>et ... et ...</b> both ... and ...<br>(= <b>e</b>) <hr><b>-et-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>etate; -itate</b>

et cetera, etc
also: <B>etc.</B><BR><B>(-c-)</B><BR>and so on, and so forth, etc.

etage, etages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> floor, story

etate, etates
<i>n</i> age (1. lapse of time; 2. period in life);<br><b>que etate habe vos?</b> how old are you?;<br><b>etate de auro</b> golden age <hr><b>-etate</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-itate</b>

eternal, eternales, eternalmente
<i>adj</i> eternal

eterne, eternemente, eternes
<i>adj</i> eternal

eternisar, eternisa, eternisante, eternisara, eternisarea, eternisate, eternisava
<i>v</i> to eternize (1. to make eternal; <i>also:</i> to immortalize; 2. to prolong indefinitely)

eternitate, eternitates
<i>n</i> eternity

eth
<b>eth-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ethere</b>

ethano, ethanos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] ethane

ethere, etheres
<i>n</i> ether (1. upper air, clear sky; 2. [Phys.]; 3. [Chem.])

etheree, ethereemente, etherees
<i>adj</i> ethereal

etherificar, etherifica, etherificante, etherificara, etherificarea, etherificate, etherificava
<i>v</i> to etherify

etherification, etherificationes
<i>n</i> etherification

etherisar, etherisa, etherisante, etherisara, etherisarea, etherisate, etherisava
<i>v</i> to etherize (1. to mix or compound with ether; 2. to anesthetize with ether)

etherisation, etherisationes
<i>n</i> etherization

ethic, ethicamente, ethiches
<i>adj</i> ethical (= treating of moral questions or of moral science)

ethica, ethicas
<i>n</i> ethics (= the science of morals)

ethico, ethicos
<i>n</i> ethicist, moralist

ethiope, ethiopemente, ethiopes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>adj/n</i> Ethiopian

ethiopia
<b>Ethiopia</b><br><i>npr</i> Ethiopia

ethiopic, ethiopicamente, ethiopiches
<i>adj</i> Ethiopic

ethn
<b>ethn-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

ethnic, ethnicamente, ethniches
<i>adj</i> ethnic (1. [Ch. Hist.] pagan; 2. ethnological)

ethnogenia, ethnogenias
<b>ethnogenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ethnogeny

ethnographia, ethnographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ethnography

ethnographic, ethnographicamente, ethnographiches
<i>adj</i> ethnographic

ethnographo, ethnographos
<b>ethnographo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> ethnographer

ethnologia, ethnologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ethnology

ethnologic, ethnologicamente, ethnologiches
<i>adj</i> ethnological

ethnologista, ethnologistas
<i>n</i> ethnologist

ethnologo, ethnologos
<b>ethnologo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> ethnologist

ethnopsychologia, ethnopsychologias
<b>ethnopsychologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ethnopsychology

ethologia, ethologias
<b>ethologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Sociol.] ethology

ethopeia, ethopeias
<b>ethopeia (-pya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rhet.] ethopoeia

ethos, ethoses
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Philos., Rhet., etc.] ethos

ethylamino, ethylaminos
<b>ethylamino</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] ethylamine

ethyleno, ethylenos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] ethylene

ethylic, ethylicamente, ethyliches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] ethylic;<br><b>alcohol ethylic</b> ethyl alcohol

ethylo, ethylos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] ethyl

etiam
<b>(-)</b><br>also, likewise, too; even, even yet; yet;<br><b>non solmente ... sed etiam ...</b> not only ... but also ...

etiquetta, etiquettas
<b>(-k-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. label, tag, ticket; 2. etiquette

etiquettar, etiquetta, etiquettante, etiquettara, etiquettarea, etiquettate, etiquettava
<b>(-ke-)</b><br><i>v</i> to label (= to put a label on)

etna
<b>Etna</b><br><i>npr</i> Etna, Aetna

eto
<b>-eto</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with names of trees] -etum, grove (= grove of ... trees)

etruria
<b>Etruria</b><br><i>npr</i> Etruria

etrusc, etruscamente, etrusches
<i>adj</i> Etruscan

etrusco, etruscos
<i>n</i> Etruscan (1. native of Etruria; 2. Etruscan language)

etsi
<b>[etsi]</b><br><i>conj</i> 1. even if; 2. and yet; 3. though, although

etta
<b>-etta</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used mostly with nouns in -a] -ette (= little, small, minor)

ette
<b>-ette</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> -ish (= somewhat ..., pretty ...)

etto
<b>-etto</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -et, -ette (= small, little, minor)

etui, etuis
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> case (for eyeglasses, cigars, etc.), etui

etymo, etymos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> etymon

etymologia, etymologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> etymology (1. origin or derivation of a word; 2. branch of philology concerned with etymologies)

etymologic, etymologicamente, etymologiches
<i>adj</i> etymologic, etymological

etymologisar, etymologisa, etymologisante, etymologisara, etymologisarea, etymologisate, etymologisava
<i>v</i> to etymologize

etymologista, etymologistas
<i>n</i> etymologist

etymologo, etymologos
<b>etymologo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> etymologist

eu
<b>eu-</b><br><i>adj/adv</i> [occurring in compounds] eu- (1. good, fine; 2. well; <i>also:</i> easy, easily, etc.)

eucharistia, eucharistias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] Eucharist

eucharistic, eucharisticamente, eucharistiches
<i>adj</i> Eucharistic

euclide
<b>Euclide</b><br><i>npr</i> Euclid [circa 300 B.C., Greek geometrician]

euclidian, euclidianes, euclidianmente
<i>adj</i> Euclidean

eudemon
<b>eudemon-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives]

eudemonia, eudemonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> eudaemonia

eudemonismo, eudemonismos
<i>n</i> eudaemonism

eugenic, eugenicamente, eugeniches
<i>adj</i> eugenic

eugenica, eugenicas
<i>n</i> eugenics

eunucho, eunuchos
<i>n</i> eunuch

eupheme
<b>eupheme-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] euphemious, euphemous

euphemia, euphemias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> euphemism

euphemic, euphemicamente, euphemiches
<i>adj</i> euphemistic

euphemismo, euphemismos
<i>n</i> [Rhet.] euphemism

euphemistic, euphemisticamente, euphemistiches
<i>adj</i> euphemistic

euphone, euphonemente, euphones
<b>euphone</b><br><i>adj</i> euphonious, euphonic

euphonia, euphonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> euphony

euphonic, euphonicamente, euphoniches
<i>adj</i> euphonic, euphonious

euphrate
<b>Euphrate</b><br><i>npr</i> Euphrates

eur
<b>Eur-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Europa</b>

eurasia
<b>Eurasia</b><br><i>npr</i> Eurasia

eurasiatic, eurasiaticamente, eurasiatiches
<i>adj</i> Eurasiatic, Eurasian

eureka
<B>eureka!</B><BR><B>[Gr]</B><BR><I>eureka!</I>

eurhythmia, eurhythmias
<b>eurhythmia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> eurhythmy

eurhythmic, eurhythmicamente, eurhythmiches
<i>adj</i> eurhythmic

europa
<b>Europa</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. [Mythol.] Europa; 2. Europe

europee, europeemente, europees
<b>(-pe)</b><br><i>adj</i> European

europeisar, europeisa, europeisante, europeisara, europeisarea, europeisate, europeisava
<i>v</i> to Europeanize

europeo, europeos
<b>(-po)</b><br><i>n</i> European

europium, europiumes
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] europium

eva
<b>Eva</b><br><i>nprf</i> Eve

evacuante, evacuantemente, evacuantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>evacuar</b>; 2. <i>adj/n</i> [Med.] evacuant

evacuar, evacua, evacuante, evacuara, evacuarea, evacuate, evacuava
<i>v</i> to evacuate; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

evacuation, evacuationes
<i>n</i> evacuation; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

evacuative, evacuativemente, evacuatives
<i>adj</i> [Med.] evacuant, evacuative

evader, evade, evadente, evadera, evaderea, evadeva, evadite, evase
<b>[-vad-/-vas-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to get away, escape; 2. to evade (= to practice evasion)

evaginar, evagina, evaginante, evaginara, evaginarea, evaginate, evaginava
<i>v</i> to evaginate

evagination, evaginationes
<i>n</i> evagination

evalutar, evaluta, evalutante, evalutara, evalutarea, evalutate, evalutava
<i>v</i> to evaluate; <i>also:</i> to estimate, assess, etc.

evalutation, evalutationes
<i>n</i> evaluation

evanescente, evanescentemente, evanescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>evanescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> vanishing, evanescent

evanescentia, evanescentias
<i>n</i> evanescence

evanescer, evanesce, evanescente, evanescera, evanescerea, evanesceva, evanescite
<i>v</i> to vanish

evanescimento, evanescimentos
<i>n</i> vanishment

evangelic, evangelicamente, evangeliches
<i>adj</i> evangelic, evangelical (1. of the Gospels; 2. as in "evangelical denomination")

evangelina
<b>Evangelina</b><br><i>nprf</i> Evangeline

evangelio, evangelios
<i>n</i> gospel

evangelisar, evangelisa, evangelisante, evangelisara, evangelisarea, evangelisate, evangelisava
<i>v</i> to evangelize

evangelisation, evangelisationes
<i>n</i> evangelization

evangelisator, evangelisatores
<i>n</i> evangelizer

evangelismo, evangelismos
<i>n</i> evangelism

evangelista, evangelistas
<i>n</i> Evangelist; <i>also:</i> evangelist

evangelo, evangelos
<b>(-ng-)</b><br><i>n</i> evangelist, evangel

evaporabile, evaporabilemente, evaporabiles
<i>adj</i> evaporable, vaporizable

evaporar, evapora, evaporante, evaporara, evaporarea, evaporate, evaporava
<i>v</i> to evaporate (1. to vaporize; 2. to be vaporized)

evaporation, evaporationes
<i>n</i> evaporation

evaporative, evaporativemente, evaporatives
<i>adj</i> evaporative

evaporatori, evaporatorimente, evaporatoris
<i>adj</i> evaporating (as in "evaporating process, apparatus, etc.")

evas
<b>evas-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>evader</b>

evasion, evasiones
<i>n</i> 1. escape, getaway; 2. evasion

evasive, evasivemente, evasives
<i>adj</i> evasive

evect
<b>evect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eveher</b>

evection, evectiones
<i>n</i> [Astron.] evection

eveher, evecte, evehe, evehente, evehera, eveherea, eveheva, evehite
<b>[-veh-/-vect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

evelia, evelias
<i>n</i> awakening

eveliar, evelia, eveliante, eveliara, eveliarea, eveliate, eveliava
<i>v</i> to wake up (= to arouse from sleep);<br><b>eveliar se</b> to wake up (= to come out of sleep)

eveliator, eveliatores
<i>n</i> awakener

eveller, evelle, evellente, evellera, evellerea, evelleva, evellite, evulse
<b>[-vell-/-vuls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to evulse, tear out, pull out

evenir, eveni, eveniente, evenira, evenirea, evenite, eveniva, evente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to happen, come to pass

event
<b>event-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>evenir</b>

evento, eventos
<i>n</i> event (= occurrence of some importance)

eventrar, eventra, eventrante, eventrara, eventrarea, eventrate, eventrava
<i>v</i> to disembowel

eventration, eventrationes
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) disemboweling; 2. [Pathol.] ventral hernia

eventual, eventuales, eventualmente
<i>adj</i> contingent, possible

eventualitate, eventualitates
<i>n</i> 1. possibility, contingency; 2. eventuality

evers
<b>evers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>everter</b>

eversion, eversiones
<i>n</i> 1. eversion (= act of everting); 2. destruction, ruin

everter, everse, everte, evertente, evertera, everterea, everteva, evertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to evert, turn inside out

evict
<b>evict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>evincer</b>

eviction, evictiones
<i>n</i> [Law] eviction (1. recovery by legal process; 2. dispossession)

evidente, evidentemente, evidentes
<i>adj</i> evident

evidentia, evidentias
<i>n</i> evidence (= quality or condition of being evident);<br><b>poner in evidentia</b> to make evident

evincer, evicte, evince, evincente, evincera, evincerea, evinceva, evincite
<b>[-vinc-/-vict-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Law] to evict (1. recover by legal process; 2. to dispossess)

evitabile, evitabilemente, evitabiles
<i>adj</i> evitable

evitar, evita, evitante, evitara, evitarea, evitate, evitava
<i>v</i> to avoid, shun

evitation, evitationes
<i>n</i> (act of) avoiding, shunning

evo, evos
<i>n</i> age (= long period of time)

evocabile, evocabilemente, evocabiles
<i>adj</i> evocable

evocar, evoca, evocante, evocara, evocarea, evocate, evocava
<i>v</i> to evoke, call forth;<br><b>evocar a un tribunal superior</b> to remove to a higher tribunal

evocation, evocationes
<i>n</i> evocation

evocatori, evocatorimente, evocatoris
<i>adj</i> evocatory

evolut
<b>evolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>evolver</b>

evolution, evolutiones
<i>n</i> evolution (1. development; 2. [Biol.]; 3. [Mil., Naut.])

evolutionismo, evolutionismos
<i>n</i> evolutionism

evolutionista, evolutionistas
<i>n</i> evolutionist

evolutive, evolutivemente, evolutives
<i>adj</i> evolutive

evolver, evolute, evolve, evolvente, evolvera, evolverea, evolveva, evolvite
<b>[-volv-/-volut-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to evolve, develop (1. to undergo an evolution or development; 2. to cause to evolve or develop); II. [Mil., Naut.] to evolute;<br><b>evolver un film (photographic)</b> to develop a film

evuls
<b>evuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eveller</b>

evulsion, evulsiones
<i>n</i> evulsion

ex
<i>prep</i> out of, from<hr><b>ex-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns] ex- (= former)

ex cathedra
<b>[L]</b><br><i>ex cathedra</i>

ex-communista, ex-communistas
<i>n</i> ex-communist, former communist

ex-libris, ex-libres
<i>n</i> bookplate, <i>ex libris</i>

ex-marito, ex-maritos
<i>n</i> ex-husband, former husband

ex-ministro, ex-ministros
<i>n</i> [Pol.] ex-minister, former minister

ex-presidente, ex-presidentes
<i>n</i> ex-president

exacerbar, exacerba, exacerbante, exacerbara, exacerbarea, exacerbate, exacerbava
<i>v</i> to exacerbate (= to increase the smart or bitterness of)

exacerbation, exacerbationes
<i>n</i> exacerbation (= state of being exacerbated)

exact
<b>exact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exiger</b>

exacte, exactemente, exactes
<i>adj</i> exact, accurate; <i>also:</i> punctual;<br><b>scientias exacte</b> exact sciences

exaction, exactiones
<i>n</i> exaction (= action of exacting)

exactitude, exactitudes
<i>n</i> 1. exactitude, accuracy; 2. punctuality

exactor, exactores
<i>n</i> tax-collector; exactor; extorter

exaggerar, exaggera, exaggerante, exaggerara, exaggerarea, exaggerate, exaggerava
<i>v</i> to exaggerate

exaggeration, exaggerationes
<i>n</i> exaggeration

exaggerative, exaggerativemente, exaggeratives
<i>adj</i> exaggerative

exaggerator, exaggeratores
<i>n</i> exaggerator

exaltar, exalta, exaltante, exaltara, exaltarea, exaltate, exaltava
<i>v</i> to exalt (1. to raise in rank, honor, power, etc.; 2. to extol);<br><b>exaltar se</b> to grow excited, grow enthusiastic

exaltate, exaltatemente, exaltates
<i>adj</i> overexcited

exaltation, exaltationes
<i>n</i> exaltation (1. act of raising to a superior rank or position; 2. act of praising, extoling; 3. overexcitement, rapture, etc.

examinabile, examinabilemente, examinabiles
<i>adj</i> examinable

examinante, examinantes
<i>n</i> examiner

examinar, examina, examinante, examinara, examinarea, examinate, examinava
<i>v</i> to examine

examinator, examinatores
<i>n</i> examiner

examine, examines
<i>n</i> examination (1. investigation; 2. test);<br><b>examine de conscientia</b> self-examination;<br><b>libere examine</b> free inquiry

exarch
<b>exarch-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives] exarch-

exarchato, exarchatos
<i>n</i> exarchate

exarcho, exarchos
<i>n</i> exarch (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [Gr. Orth. Ch.])

exasperar, exaspera, exasperante, exasperara, exasperarea, exasperate, exasperava
<i>v</i> 1. to aggravate, make worse (a disease, pain, etc.); 2. to exasperate

exasperation, exasperationes
<i>n</i> 1. aggravation (of disease, pain, etc.); 2. exasperation

excambiabile, excambiabilemente, excambiabiles
<i>adj</i> exchangeable

excambiar, excambia, excambiante, excambiara, excambiarea, excambiate, excambiava
<i>v</i> to exchange

excambiator, excambiatores
<i>n</i> exchanger;<br><b>excambiator thermic</b> [Atomic Phys.] heat exchanger

excambio, excambios
<i>n</i> exchange (= action of exchanging);<br><b>libere excambio</b> free trade

excavar, excava, excavante, excavara, excavarea, excavate, excavava
<i>v</i> to excavate (= to hollow out, dig)

excavation, excavationes
<i>n</i> excavation (= action or result of hollowing out)

excavator, excavatores
<i>n</i> excavator (1. one who excavates; 2. machine for digging out earth)

exceder, excede, excedente, excedera, excederea, excedeva, excedite, excesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to exceed

excellente, excellentemente, excellentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>exceller</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> excellent

excellentia, excellentias
<i>n</i> excellence, excellency;<br><b>per excellentia</b> <i>par excellence</i>;<br><b>Vostre Excellentia</b> Your Excellency

exceller, excelle, excellente, excellera, excellerea, excelleva, excellite, excelse
<b>[-cell-/-cels-]</b><br><i>v</i> to excel;<br><b>exceller in</b> to excel in

excels
<b>excels-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>excell-</b>

excelse, excelsemente, excelses
<i>adj</i> elevated, sublime, lofty

except
<b>except-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>excip-</b>

exceptar, excepta, exceptante, exceptara, exceptarea, exceptate, exceptava
<i>v</i> to except (= to leave out, take out)

excepte
<i>prep</i> except, excepting

exception, exceptiones
<i>n</i> exception;<br><b>exception (peremptori, dilatori, etc.)</b> [Law] (peremptory, dilatory, etc.) exception

exceptional, exceptionales, exceptionalmente
<i>adj</i> exceptional

excern
<b>excern- [-cern-/-cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

excess
<b>excess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exceder</b>

excessive, excessivemente, excessives
<i>adj</i> excessive

excesso, excessos
<i>n</i> excess (1. fact of exceeding in amount or degree; 2. amount by which one thing exceeds another; 3. as in "to commit excesses")

excider, excide, excidente, excidera, exciderea, excideva, excidite, excise
<b>[-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cut out or off, excide

excip
<b>excip- [-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

excipiente, excipientes
<i>n</i> [Pharm.] excipient

excis
<b>excis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>excider</b>

excisar, excisa, excisante, excisara, excisarea, excisate, excisava
<i>v</i> [Surg.] to excise

excision, excisiones
<i>n</i> [Surg.] excision

excitabile, excitabilemente, excitabiles
<i>adj</i> excitable

excitabilitate, excitabilitates
<i>n</i> excitability

excitamento, excitamentos
<i>n</i> excitation (= action of exciting)

excitante, excitantes
<i>n</i> excitant, stimulant

excitar, excita, excitante, excitara, excitarea, excitate, excitava
<i>v</i> to excite

excitation, excitationes
<i>n</i> I. excitation (1. action of exciting; 2. [Elec.]); II. excitement (= state of being excited)

excitative, excitativemente, excitatives
<i>adj</i> exciting, stimulating

excitator, excitatores
<i>n</i> 1. exciter; 2. [Elec.] discharger

exclamar, exclama, exclamante, exclamara, exclamarea, exclamate, exclamava
<i>v</i> to exclaim

exclamation, exclamationes
<i>n</i> exclamation

exclamative, exclamativemente, exclamatives
<i>adj</i> exclamatory

exclaramento, exclaramentos
<i>n</i> (act of) lighting up

exclarar, exclara, exclarante, exclarara, exclararea, exclarate, exclarava
<i>v</i> to light up

excluder, exclude, excludente, excludera, excluderea, excludeva, excludite, excluse
<b>[-clud-/-clus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to exclude

exclus
<b>exclus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>excluder</b>

exclusion, exclusiones
<i>n</i> exclusion;<br><b>al exclusion de</b> to the exclusion of

exclusive, exclusivemente, exclusives
<i>adj</i> exclusive (1. as in "exclusive right, exclusive terms"; 2. as in "an exclusive club")

exclusivismo, exclusivismos
<i>n</i> exclusiveness, exclusivism

exclusivista, exclusivistas
<i>n</i> exclusivist

exclusivitate, exclusivitates
<i>n</i> exclusiveness (of rights, terms, etc.)

excogitar, excogita, excogitante, excogitara, excogitarea, excogitate, excogitava
<i>v</i> to think out, excogitate

excogitation, excogitationes
<i>n</i> devising, contrivance, excogitation

excommunicar, excommunica, excommunicante, excommunicara, excommunicarea, excommunicate, excommunicava
<i>v</i> to excommunicate

excommunication, excommunicationes
<i>n</i> excommunication;<br><b>excommunication major, minor</b> greater, lesser excommunication, major, minor excommunication

excoriar, excoria, excoriante, excoriara, excoriarea, excoriate, excoriava
<i>v</i> to bark, graze, excoriate

excoriation, excoriationes
<i>n</i> excoriation (= abrasion of the skin)

excremental, excrementales, excrementalmente
<i>adj</i> excremental

excrementicie, excrementiciemente, excrementicies
<i>adj</i> excrementitious

excremento, excrementos
<i>n</i> excrement

excrementose, excrementosemente, excrementoses
<i>adj</i> excremental

excrescentia, excrescentias
<i>n</i> excrescence (= abnormal or disfiguring outgrowth)

excrescer, excresce, excrescente, excrescera, excrescerea, excresceva, excrescite
<i>v</i> to grow out or forth

excret
<b>excret-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>excern-</b>

excretar, excreta, excretante, excretara, excretarea, excretate, excretava
<i>v</i> to excrete

excretion, excretiones
<i>n</i> excretion

excretori, excretorimente, excretoris
<i>adj</i> excretory

excurr
<b>excurr- [-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

excurs
<b>excurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>excurr-</b>

excursion, excursiones
<i>n</i> I. excursion (1. pleasure trip; 2. digression); II. [Mil.] sally, raid

excursionista, excursionistas
<i>n</i> excursionist

excusa, excusas
<i>n</i> excuse;<br><b>facer excusas</b> to make excuses;<br><b>facer (su) excusas</b> to make apologies, apologize

excusabile, excusabilemente, excusabiles
<i>adj</i> excusable

excusar, excusa, excusante, excusara, excusarea, excusate, excusava
<i>v</i> to excuse (= to clear of blame);<br><b>excusar se</b> to excuse oneself, apologize

excusation, excusationes
<i>n</i> excuse, excusing

excusatori, excusatorimente, excusatoris
<i>adj</i> apologetic (= making excuse or apology)

execrabile, execrabilemente, execrabiles
<i>adj</i> execrable

execrar, execra, execrante, execrara, execrarea, execrate, execrava
<i>v</i> to execrate (1. to imprecate evil upon; 2. to abhor, detest)

execration, execrationes
<i>n</i> execration (1. imprecation, malediction; 2. abhorrence, detestation)

execrator, execratores
<i>n</i> execrator

execratori, execratorimente, execratoris
<i>adj</i> execratory

execut
<b>execut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exequer</b>

executabile, executabilemente, executabiles
<i>adj</i> executable, practicable

executar, executa, executante, executara, executarea, executate, executava
<i>v</i> to execute (1. to carry out; 2. to put to death according to law)

execution, executiones
<i>n</i> execution (1. act of carrying out; 2. act of putting to death according to law)

executive, executivemente, executives
<i>adj</i> executive

executor, executores
<i>n</i> executor (= one who carries out);<br><b>executor testamentari</b> executor (= person appointed to execute a will)

executori, executorimente, executoris
<i>adj</i> executory (as in "executory decree, law, etc.");<br><b>judicio executori</b> enforceable judgment

exegese, exegeses
<i>n</i> exegesis

exegeta, exegetas
<i>n</i> exegetist

exegetic, exegeticamente, exegetiches
<i>adj</i> exegetic

exegetica, exegeticas
<i>n</i> exegetics

exemplar, exemplares, exemplarmente
<i>adj</i> exemplary (1. being a good model or pattern; 2. serving as a warning to others)<hr><i>n</i> 1. model, exemplar; 2. copy (specimen of a book, etc.)

exempli gratia, e. g.
also: <B>e. g.</B><BR><B>[L]</B><BR><I>exempli gratia</I>, <I>e.g.</I>, for example

exemplificar, exemplifica, exemplificante, exemplificara, exemplificarea, exemplificate, exemplificava
<i>v</i> to exemplify (= to show by example)

exemplification, exemplificationes
<i>n</i> exemplification (= act of showing by example)

exemplo, exemplos
<i>n</i> example (1. sample, specimen; 2. model, pattern; 3. instance serving to illustrate a rule or precept);<br><b>facer un exemplo de un persona</b> to make an example of someone;<br><b>per exemplo</b> for example, for instance;<br><b>sin exemplo</b> unparalleled, without example;<br><b>dar un exemplo</b> to set an example

exempt
<b>exempt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eximer</b>

exemptar, exempta, exemptante, exemptara, exemptarea, exemptate, exemptava
<i>v</i> to exempt

exempte, exemptemente, exemptes
<i>adj</i> exempt

exemption, exemptiones
<i>n</i> exemption

exequer, execute, exeque, exequente, exequera, exequerea, exequeva, exequite
<b>[-equ-/-ecut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to execute, carry out

exequias
<i>npl</i> funeral rites, exequies

exercer, exerce, exercente, exercera, exercerea, exerceva, exercite
<i>v</i> to practice, carry on

exercitar, exercita, exercitante, exercitara, exercitarea, exercitate, exercitava
<i>v</i> to train, exercise, drill

exercitation, exercitationes
<i>n</i> 1. training, exercise, drill; 2. practice (as in "the practice of a profession")

exercitio, exercitios
<i>n</i> I. exercise (1. as in "the exercise of virtues"; 2. as in "an exercise in grammar"); II. practice (as in "the practice of a profession"); III. [Mil.] drill

exfoliation, exfoliationes
<i>n</i> 1. fall of leaves; 2. exfoliation (= process of coming off in layers or scales, peeling off)

exhalar, exhala, exhalante, exhalara, exhalarea, exhalate, exhalava
<i>v</i> to exhale (as in "to exhale odor")

exhalation, exhalationes
<i>n</i> exhalation (1. exhaling, giving off as vapor, etc.; 2. that which is exhaled)

exhauribile, exhauribilemente, exhauribiles
<i>adj</i> exhaustible

exhaurir, exhauri, exhauriente, exhaurira, exhaurirea, exhaurite, exhauriva, exhauste
<b>[-haur-/haust-]</b><br><i>v</i> to exhaust (1. to drain, use up, consume, etc.; 2. as in "to exhaust a subject");<br><b>exhaurir se</b> to exhaust oneself

exhaust
<b>exhaust-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exhaurir</b>

exhauste, exhaustemente, exhaustes
<i>adj</i> exhausted (= consumed, used up)

exhaustibile, exhaustibilemente, exhaustibiles
<i>adj</i> exhaustible

exhaustion, exhaustiones
<i>n</i> exhaustion (= action of draining, using up, consuming, etc.)

exheredar, exhereda, exheredante, exheredara, exheredarea, exheredate, exheredava
<i>v</i> to disinherit

exheredation, exheredationes
<i>n</i> disinheritance

exhibir, exhibi, exhibiente, exhibira, exhibirea, exhibite, exhibiva
<i>v</i> to exhibit

exhibition, exhibitiones
<i>n</i> exhibition; <i>also:</i> exhibit

exhibitionismo, exhibitionismos
<i>n</i> exhibitionism (= tendency towards self-advertisement)

exhibitionista, exhibitionistas
<i>n</i> exhibitionist (= ostentatious person)

exhibitor, exhibitores
<i>n</i> exhibitor

exhibitori, exhibitorimente, exhibitoris
<i>adj</i> exhibitory

exhilarante, exhilarantemente, exhilarantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>exhilarar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> exhilarant, exhilarating

exhilarar, exhilara, exhilarante, exhilarara, exhilararea, exhilarate, exhilarava
<i>v</i> to exhilarate

exhilaration, exhilarationes
<i>n</i> exhilaration

exhortar, exhorta, exhortante, exhortara, exhortarea, exhortate, exhortava
<i>v</i> to exhort

exhortation, exhortationes
<i>n</i> exhortation

exhortative, exhortativemente, exhortatives
<i>adj</i> exhortative

exhortator, exhortatores
<i>n</i> exhorter

exhortatori, exhortatorimente, exhortatoris
<i>adj</i> exhortatory

exhumar, exhuma, exhumante, exhumara, exhumarea, exhumate, exhumava
<i>v</i> to exhume

exhumation, exhumationes
<i>n</i> exhumation

exigente, exigentemente, exigentes
<i>adj</i> exigent, exacting

exigentia, exigentias
<i>n</i> 1. demand; 2. exigency, requirement

exiger, exacte, exige, exigente, exigera, exigerea, exigeva, exigite
<b>[-ig-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> to exact

exigibile, exigibilemente, exigibiles
<i>adj</i> claimable, exigible

exigue, exiguemente, exigues
<i>adj</i> exiguous; scanty, scant

exiguitate, exiguitates
<i>n</i> exiguity, scantiness

exiliar, exilia, exiliante, exiliara, exiliarea, exiliate, exiliava
<i>v</i> to exile

exiliato, exiliatos
<i>n</i> exile (= exiled person)

exilio, exilios
<i>n</i> exile (= banishment)

eximer, exempte, exime, eximente, eximera, eximerea, eximeva, eximite
<b>[-im-/-empt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to exempt

exir, exi, exiente, exira, exirea, exite, exiva
<i>v</i> to go or come out

existente, existentemente, existentes
<i>adj</i> existent, existing

existentia, existentias
<i>n</i> existence

existential, existentiales, existentialmente
<i>adj</i> existential

existentialismo, existentialismos
<i>n</i> existentialism

existentialista, existentialistas
<i>n</i> existentialist

exister, existe, existente, existera, existerea, existeva, existite
<i>v</i> to exist

exito, exitos
<b>(x-)</b><br><i>n</i> exit, way out

exo
<b>exo-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] exo-, ex- (= without, outside)

exodic, exodicamente, exodiches
<i>adj</i> exodic; <i>also:</i> [Physiol.] efferent

exodista, exodistas
<i>n</i> exodist (= one taking part in an exodus)

exodo, exodos
<b>(x-)</b><br><i>n</i> exodus;<br><b>Exodo</b> Exodus

exogame, exogamemente, exogames
<b>exogame (-game)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anthropol.] exogamous

exogamia, exogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anthropol.] exogamy

exogene, exogenemente, exogenes
<b>exogene</b><br><i>adj</i> exogenous

exonerar, exonera, exonerante, exonerara, exonerarea, exonerate, exonerava
<i>v</i> to exonerate (= to free from a burden, duty, obligation, etc.)

exoneration, exonerationes
<i>n</i> exoneration

exoperante, exoperantes
<i>n</i> striker (= worker on strike)

exoperar, exopera, exoperante, exoperara, exoperarea, exoperate, exoperava
<i>v</i> to strike, be on strike

exopero, exoperos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> strike (as in "be on strike")

exorabile, exorabilemente, exorabiles
<i>adj</i> easily moved, exorable

exorar, exora, exorante, exorara, exorarea, exorate, exorava
<i>v</i> to move by entreaty

exorbitante, exorbitantemente, exorbitantes
<i>adj</i> excessive; <i>also:</i> exorbitant

exorbitantia, exorbitantias
<i>n</i> excessiveness; <i>also:</i> exorbitance

exorbitar, exorbita, exorbitante, exorbitara, exorbitarea, exorbitate, exorbitava
<i>v</i> to be excessive or exorbitant

exorcisar, exorcisa, exorcisante, exorcisara, exorcisarea, exorcisate, exorcisava
<i>v</i> to exorcise

exorcismo, exorcismos
<i>n</i> exorcism

exorcista, exorcistas
<i>n</i> exorcist

exordial, exordiales, exordialmente
<i>adj</i> exordial

exordio, exordios
<i>n</i> exordium

exordir, exordi, exordiente, exordira, exordirea, exordite, exordiva
<i>v</i> to begin (a discourse)

exoskeleto, exoskeletos
<b>exoskeleto (-sk-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] exoskeleton

exosm
<b>exosm-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exosmose</b>

exosmose, exosmoses
<b>exosmose</b><br><i>n</i> exosmosis

exosmotic, exosmoticamente, exosmotiches
<i>adj</i> exosmotic

exotic, exoticamente, exotiches
<i>adj</i> exotic

exoticismo, exoticismos
<i>n</i> exoticism

expander, expande, expandente, expandera, expanderea, expandeva, expandite, expanse
<b>[-pand-/-pans-]</b><br><i>v</i> to expand (= to cause to spread out, stretch out or unfold)

expans
<b>expans-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>expander</b>

expansibile, expansibilemente, expansibiles
<i>adj</i> expansible

expansibilitate, expansibilitates
<i>n</i> expansibility

expansion, expansiones
<i>n</i> 1. expansion; 2. expansiveness

expansive, expansivemente, expansives
<i>adj</i> expansive (1. [Sci.]; 2. showing one's feelings freely)

expatriar, expatria, expatriante, expatriara, expatriarea, expatriate, expatriava
<i>v</i> to expatriate (= to make an exile of);<br><b>expatriar se</b> to expatriate, emigrate

expatriation, expatriationes
<i>n</i> expatriation (1. banishment from one's fatherland; 2. emigration)

expectante, expectantemente, expectantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>expectar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> expectant

expectar, expecta, expectante, expectara, expectarea, expectate, expectava
<i>v</i> to expect (= to look for mentally)

expectation, expectationes
<i>n</i> expectation (1. state of expecting; 2. [Med.]

expectative, expectativemente, expectatives
<i>adj</i> expectative

expectorante, expectorantemente, expectorantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>expectorar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Med.] expectorant<hr><i>n</i> [Med.] expectorant

expectorar, expectora, expectorante, expectorara, expectorarea, expectorate, expectorava
<i>v</i> to expectorate

expectoration, expectorationes
<i>n</i> expectoration

expedicular, expedicula, expediculante, expediculara, expedicularea, expediculate, expediculava
<i>v</i> to delouse

expediente, expedientemente, expedientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>expedir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> expedient, suitable, fit<hr><i>n</i> expedient

expedir, expedi, expediente, expedira, expedirea, expedite, expediva
<i>v</i> 1. to expedite; 2. to dispatch, despatch, send off

expedition, expeditiones
<i>n</i> I. (action of) expediting; II. sending (of parcels, goods, etc.); III. expedition (1. promptness; 2. as in "an expedition to the North Pole")

expeditive, expeditivemente, expeditives
<i>adj</i> expeditious

expeditor, expeditores
<i>n</i> expeditor; <i>also:</i> sender, shipper

expeller, expelle, expellente, expellera, expellerea, expelleva, expellite, expulse
<b>[-pell-/-puls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to expel; <i>also:</i> to deport (as in "to deport an undesirable alien")

expender, expende, expendente, expendera, expenderea, expendeva, expendite, expense
<b>[-pend-/-pens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to spend, expend (= to give out in payment)

expens
<b>expens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>expender</b>

expensa, expensas
<i>n</i> expense

experientia, experientias
<i>n</i> experience (as in "teaching experience, etc.")

experimental, experimentales, experimentalmente
<i>adj</i> experimental;<br><b>scientia experimental</b> experimental science

experimentar, experimenta, experimentante, experimentara, experimentarea, experimentate, experimentava
<i>v</i> to experiment

experimentate, experimentatemente, experimentates
<i>adj</i> experienced

experimentation, experimentationes
<i>n</i> experimentation

experimentator, experimentatores
<i>n</i> experimenter

experimento, experimentos
<i>n</i> experiment

experir, experi, experiente, experira, experirea, experite, experiva, experte
<b>[-per-/-pert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to try, put to the test

expert
<b>expert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>experir</b>

experte, expertemente, expertes
<i>adj</i> expert

experto, expertos
<i>n</i> expert

expiabile, expiabilemente, expiabiles
<i>adj</i> expiable

expiar, expia, expiante, expiara, expiarea, expiate, expiava
<i>v</i> to expiate

expiation, expiationes
<i>n</i> expiation

expiator, expiatores
<i>n</i> expiator

expiatori, expiatorimente, expiatoris
<i>adj</i> expiatory;<br><b>capro expiatori</b> scapegoat

expirar, expira, expirante, expirara, expirarea, expirate, expirava
<i>v</i> to expire (1. to breathe out; 2. to die)

expiration, expirationes
<i>n</i> expiration (1. breathing out; 2. termination, end)

explanar, explana, explanante, explanara, explanarea, explanate, explanava
<i>v</i> 1. to level, smooth out; 2. to explain (= to expound, interpret)

explanation, explanationes
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) leveling, smoothing out; 2. explanation (= interpretation, expounding)

explanator
1. leveler; 2. explainer

expler, exple, explente, explera, explerea, expleva, explite
<i>v</i> to fill, fill up

expletive, expletivemente, expletives
<i>adj</i> expletive

explicabile, explicabilemente, explicabiles
<i>adj</i> explainable, explicable

explicar, explica, explicante, explicara, explicarea, explicate, explicava
<i>v</i> to explain

explication, explicationes
<i>n</i> explanation

explicative, explicativemente, explicatives
<i>adj</i> explanatory

explicator, explicatores
<i>n</i> explainer, commentator

explicite, explicitemente, explicites
<b>(-pl-)</b><br><i>adj</i> explicit (= clearly expressed)

exploder, explode, explodente, explodera, exploderea, explodeva, explodite, explose
<b>[-plod-/-plos-]</b><br><i>v</i> to explode (= to go off, or to fly in pieces, with a loud report)

exploditor, exploditores
<i>n</i> exploder (= device for firing an explosive charge)

exploitabile, exploitabilemente, exploitabiles
<i>adj</i> exploitable

exploitar, exploita, exploitante, exploitara, exploitarea, exploitate, exploitava
<i>v</i> to exploit (1. as in "to exploit a mine"; 2. to utilize for selfish purposes)

exploitation, exploitationes
<i>n</i> exploitation

exploitator, exploitatores
<i>n</i> exploiter

explorabile, explorabilemente, explorabiles
<i>adj</i> explorable

explorar, explora, explorante, explorara, explorarea, explorate, explorava
<i>v</i> to explore (1. as in "to explore new countries"; 2. to investigate, examine; 3. [Surg.])

exploration, explorationes
<i>n</i> exploration (1. as in "exploration of new countries"; 2. investigation; 3. [Surg.])

explorator, exploratores
<i>n</i> explorer

exploratori, exploratorimente, exploratoris
<i>adj</i> exploratory

explos
<b>explos-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exploder</b>

explosion, explosiones
<i>n</i> explosion (1. blast; 2. sudden outbreak of emotion);<br><b>facer explosion</b> to explode (= to go off, or to fly in pieces, with a loud report)

explosive, explosivemente, explosives
<i>adj</i> explosive (1. tending to explode; 2. [Phonet.])

explosivo, explosivos
<i>n</i> explosive (= explosive substance)

exponente, exponentemente, exponentes
<i>adj</i> [Alg.] exponent

exponential, exponentiales, exponentialmente
<i>adj</i> [Math.] exponential

exponer, expone, exponente, exponera, exponerea, exponeva, exponite, exposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to expose (1. to show openly, display; 2. to lay open (to danger, etc.)); II. to expound

exportabile, exportabilemente, exportabiles
<i>adj</i> exportable

exportar, exporta, exportante, exportara, exportarea, exportate, exportava
<i>v</i> to export

exportation, exportationes
<i>n</i> 1. exportation, export, exporting; 2. exports

exportator, exportatores
<i>n</i> exporter

exposit
<b>exposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exponer</b>

exposition, expositiones
<i>n</i> I. exposition (1. exhibition; 2. detailed explanation); II. exposure (1. laying open to view, action, influence, etc; 2. [Photog.]; 3. position in relation to sun, wind etc.)

expositive, expositivemente, expositives
<i>adj</i> expository, expositive

expositor, expositores
<i>n</i> 1. expositor, expounder, exponent; 2. exhibitor

express
<b>express-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exprimer</b>

expresse, expressemente, expresses
<i>adj</i> express (1. definite, explicit; 2. as in "express letter");<br><b>traino expresse</b> express train

expression, expressiones
<i>n</i> expression (1. action of pressing or squeezing out; 2. act or fact of giving expression to; 3. significant word or phrase)

expressionismo, expressionismos
<i>n</i> expressionism

expressionista, expressionistas
<i>n</i> expressionist

expressive, expressivemente, expressives
<i>adj</i> expressive

expresso, expressos
<i>n</i> 1. express messenger; 2. express train<hr><i>adv</i> purposely

exprimer, expresse, exprime, exprimente, exprimera, exprimerea, exprimeva, exprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to press out, squeeze out; 2. to express

exprimibile, exprimibilemente, exprimibiles
<i>adj</i> expressible, utterable

expropriar, expropria, expropriante, expropriara, expropriarea, expropriate, expropriava
<i>v</i> to expropriate, dispossess

expropriation, expropriationes
<i>n</i> expropriation, dispossession

expropriator, expropriatores
<i>n</i> expropriator, dispossessor

expugnabile, expugnabilemente, expugnabiles
<i>adj</i> stormable, pregnable

expugnar, expugna, expugnante, expugnara, expugnarea, expugnate, expugnava
<i>v</i> to take by assault, storm

expulicar, expulica, expulicante, expulicara, expulicarea, expulicate, expulicava
<i>v</i> to clean of fleas

expulicatorio, expulicatorios
<i>n</i> delousing station

expuls
<b>expuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>expeller</b>

expulsion, expulsiones
<i>n</i> expulsion; <i>also:</i> deportation (as in "deportation of an undesirable alien")

expulsive, expulsivemente, expulsives
<i>adj</i> expulsive

expunct
<b>expunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>expunger</b>

expunction, expunctiones
<i>n</i> expunction

expunger, expuncte, expunge, expungente, expungera, expungerea, expungeva, expungite
<b>[-pung-/-punct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to expunge

expurgar, expurga, expurgante, expurgara, expurgarea, expurgate, expurgava
<i>v</i> to expurgate

expurgation, expurgationes
<i>n</i> expurgation

exquir
<b>exquir- [-quir-/ quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

exquisit
<b>exquisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>exquir-</b>

exquisite, exquisitemente, exquisites
<i>adj</i> exquisite

exquisitessa, exquisitessas
<i>n</i> exquisiteness

exsangue, exsanguemente, exsangues
<i>adj</i> exsanguine

exsiccar, exsicca, exsiccante, exsiccara, exsiccarea, exsiccate, exsiccava
<i>v</i> to dry up, exsiccate (= to make quite dry)

exsiccation, exsiccationes
<i>n</i> exsiccation

exsiccative, exsiccativemente, exsiccatives
<i>adj</i> exsiccative

exspuer, exspue, exspuente, exspuera, exspuerea, exspueva, exspuite
<i>v</i> to spit out

exspuition, exspuitiones
<i>n</i> spitting out, expectoration

exsuction, exsuctiones
<i>n</i> exsuction

exsudar, exsuda, exsudante, exsudara, exsudarea, exsudate, exsudava
<i>v</i> to exude (1. as in "sweat exudes from the pores"; 2. to cause to exude)

exsudation, exsudationes
<i>n</i> exudation

exsudato, exsudatos
<i>n</i> exudation, sweat

exsug
<b>exsug- [-sug-/-suct-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

extemporanee, extemporaneemente, extemporanees
<i>adj</i> extemporaneous, extempore

extender, extende, extendente, extendera, extenderea, extendeva, extendite, extense
<b>[-tend-/-tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to extend (1. to stretch out; 2. to increase in size or scope); II. to spread, spread out;<br><b>extender le mano</b> to hold out one's hand

extendibile, extendibilemente, extendibiles
<i>adj</i> extendible, extensible

extens
<b>extens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extender</b>

extense, extensemente, extenses
<i>adj</i> extensive (= having extension)

extensibile, extensibilemente, extensibiles
<i>adj</i> extensible

extensibilitate, extensibilitates
<i>n</i> extensibility

extension, extensiones
<i>n</i> I. extension (1. stretching out; 2. increase in size or scope; 3. [Logic]); II. extent (= space or degree to which anything is extended); <i>also:</i> range

extensive, extensivemente, extensives
<i>adj</i> extensive (as in "extensive agriculture")

extensor, extensores
<i>n</i> 1. extender (one who or that which extends); 2. [Anat.] extensor

extenuar, extenua, extenuante, extenuara, extenuarea, extenuate, extenuava
<i>v</i> to emaciate, weaken, extenuate;<br><b>extenuar se</b> to wear oneself out

extenuation, extenuationes
<i>n</i> emaciation, exhaustion

exter
<b>exter-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extra</b>

extere, exteremente, exteres
<i>adj</i> foreign (as in "foreign countries")

exterior, exteriores, exteriormente
<i>adj</i> exterior; <i>also:</i> outside, outer, etc. <hr><i>n</i> outside, exterior

exteriorisar, exteriorisa, exteriorisante, exteriorisara, exteriorisarea, exteriorisate, exteriorisava
<i>v</i> to externalize, make manifest

exteriorisation, exteriorisationes
<i>n</i> externalization

exterioritate, exterioritates
<i>n</i> exteriority

exterminar, extermina, exterminante, exterminara, exterminarea, exterminate, exterminava
<i>v</i> to exterminate

extermination, exterminationes
<i>n</i> extermination

exterminator, exterminatores
<i>n</i> exterminator

externe, externemente, externes
<i>adj</i> external; <i>also:</i> outside, outer, etc.;<br><b>angulo externe</b> [Geom.] exterior angle;<br><b>discipulo externe</b> day-pupil;<br><b>pro uso externe</b> [Pharm.] for external application, for external use

extero, exteros
<b>(x-)</b><br><i>n</i> foreign countries;<br><b>al extero</b> abroad (as in "to go abroad; to live abroad"), in foreign parts

exterritorial, exterritoriales, exterritorialmente
<i>adj</i> exterritorial, extraterritorial

exterritorialitate, exterritorialitates
<i>n</i> exterritoriality, extraterritoriality

extinct
<b>extinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extinguer</b>

extincte, extinctemente, extinctes
<i>adj</i> extinct (as in "an extinct animal")

extinction, extinctiones
<i>n</i> extinction

extinctive, extinctivemente, extinctives
<i>adj</i> extinctive

extinctor, extinctores
<i>n</i> (fire) extinguisher

extinguer, extingue, extinguente, extinguera, extinguerea, extingueva, extinguite
<b>[-stingu-/-stinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to extinguish;<br><b>extinguer un debita</b> to extinguish or pay off a debt

extinguibile, extinguibilemente, extinguibiles
<i>adj</i> extinguishable

extirpabile, extirpabilemente, extirpabiles
<i>adj</i> eradicable, extirpable

extirpar, extirpa, extirpante, extirpara, extirparea, extirpate, extirpava
<i>v</i> to extirpate (1. as in "to extirpate noxious plants"; 2. as in "to extirpate a social evil")

extirpation, extirpationes
<i>n</i> extirpation

extirpator, extirpatores
<i>n</i> extirpator

extorquer, extorque, extorquente, extorquera, extorquerea, extorqueva, extorquite, extorte
<b>[-torqu-/-tort-]</b><br><i>v</i> to extort; <i>also:</i> to get by blackmail

extort
<b>extort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extorquer</b>

extortion, extortiones
<i>n</i> extortion; <i>also:</i> blackmail, blackmailing

extr
<b>extr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extere</b>

extra
I. <i>adv</i> 1. without, on the outside; 2. besides, in addition, extra; II. <i>prep</i> 1. outside of, without, beyond; 2. excepting, except; 3. besides, in addition to <hr><b>extra-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> extra- (1. outside ..., outside the scope of ...; 2. highly, unusually, very ...)

extract
<b>extract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extraher</b>

extraction, extractiones
<i>n</i> extraction (1. act of extracting; 2. descent, origin);<br><b>de basse extraction</b> of low extraction

extracto, extractos
<i>n</i> extract (1. extracted substance; 2. excerpt)

extractor, extractores
<i>n</i> extractor; <i>specif.:</i> [Surg., Gun.]

extrader, extrade, extradente, extradera, extraderea, extradeva, extradite
<i>v</i> to extradite

extradition, extraditiones
<i>n</i> extradition

extradorso, extradorsos
<i>n</i> [Arch.] extrados

extrafin, extrafines, extrafinmente
<i>adj</i> superfine

extraher, extracte, extrahe, extrahente, extrahera, extraherea, extraheva, extrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to extract

extramural, extramurales, extramuralmente
<i>adj</i> extramural

extranee, extraneemente, extranees
<i>adj</i> extraneous

extraordinari, extraordinarimente, extraordinaris
<i>adj</i> extraordinary (1. beyond the common order; 2. exceeding the common degree)

extraterritorial, extraterritoriales, extraterritorialmente
<i>adj</i> extraterritorial, exterritorial

extraterritorialitate, extraterritorialitates
<i>n</i> extraterritoriality, exterritoriality

extravagante, extravagantemente, extravagantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>extravagar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> odd, strange, absurd; extravagant

extravagantia, extravagantias
<i>n</i> oddness, strangeness, absurdity; extravagance

extravagar, extravaga, extravagante, extravagara, extravagarea, extravagate, extravagava
<i>v</i> to talk (think, act, etc.) extravagantly

extravasar, extravasa, extravasante, extravasara, extravasarea, extravasate, extravasava
<i>v</i> [Anat.] to extravasate

extravasation, extravasationes
<i>n</i> [Anat.] extravasation

extreme, extrememente, extremes
<i>adj</i> extreme;<br><b>extreme unction</b> last Sacrament, extreme unction

extremismo, extremismos
<i>n</i> extremism

extremista, extremistas
<i>n</i> extremist

extremitate, extremitates
<i>n</i> extremity (1. very end; 2. extreme degree; 3. extreme action);<br><b>extremitates</b> extremities, hands and feet

extremo, extremos
<i>n</i> extreme;<br><b>extremos</b> [Math.] extremes;<br><b>ir de un extremo al altere</b> to go from one extreme to the other;<br><b>le extremos se tocca</b> extremes meet

extrinsec, extrinsecamente, extrinseches
<b>(-trn-)</b><br><i>adj</i> extrinsic (= not inherent or essential)

extrovers
<b>extrovers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>extroverter</b>

extroversion, extroversiones
<i>n</i> extroversion (1. [Med.] condition of being turned inside out; 2. [Psychol.])

extroverter, extroverse, extroverte, extrovertente, extrovertera, extroverterea, extroverteva, extrovertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to extrovert (1. to turn outwards; to turn inside out; 2. [Psychol.])

extrovertite
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>extroverter</b>; 2. [Psychol.] extroverted, outgoing

extrovertito, extrovertitos
<i>n</i> [Psychol.] extrovert

exuberante, exuberantemente, exuberantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>exuberar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> exuberant (1. growing luxuriantly; 2. overflowing, effusive)

exuberantia, exuberantias
<i>n</i> exuberance (1. luxuriance; 2. effusiveness; overflowing spirits)

exuberar, exubera, exuberante, exuberara, exuberarea, exuberate, exuberava
<i>v</i> 1. to be abundant, abound; 2. to be exuberant, exuberate

exultante, exultantemente, exultantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>exultar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> exultant

exultar, exulta, exultante, exultara, exultarea, exultate, exultava
<i>v</i> to exult

exultation, exultationes
<i>n</i> exultation

ezekiel
<b>Ezekiel</b><br><i>nprm</i> Ezekiel

fa, fas
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] fa; 2. [Mus.] (the note) F

faba, fabas
<i>n</i> bean

fabrica, fabricas
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. factory (= manufactory); 2. forge, smithy;<br><b>marca de fabrica</b> trademark;<br><b>fabrica metallurgic</b> metallurgical plant

fabricante, fabricantes
<i>n</i> maker, manufacturer

fabricar, fabrica, fabricante, fabricara, fabricarea, fabricate, fabricava
<i>v</i> 1. to manufacture, make; 2. to fabricate (as in "to fabricate a bridge, book, etc.; <i>also:</i> a story, lie, etc."); 3. to forge (= to form by heating and hammering)

fabrication, fabricationes
<i>n</i> fabrication, manufacture

fabricato, fabricatos
<i>n</i> manufactured article

fabula, fabulas
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. fable (1. as in "Aesop's Fables"; 2. historical legend or myth; 3. falsehood, fiction); II. plot, story (of a a play, etc.)

fabular, fabula, fabulante, fabulara, fabularea, fabulate, fabulava
<i>v</i> to fable, fabulate

fabulista, fabulistas
<i>n</i> fabulist, story-teller

fabulose, fabulosemente, fabuloses
<i>adj</i> fabulous

face, faces
<i>n</i> torch, brand

facer, face, facera, facerea, faceres, faceva, faciente, facite, facte
<b>[fac-/fact-;-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to make (1. to create, produce, etc.; 2. to render, cause to be or become); II. to do (something);<br><b>facer</b> + <i>n</i>: <b>facer le barba, facer allusion,</b> etc., <i>see</i> <b>barba, allusion,</b> etc.;<br><b>facer (venir, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to cause to (come etc.), make (come, etc.), have (come, etc.);<br><b>facer se (tarde, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to become, get (late, etc.)

facete, facetemente, facetes
<i>adj</i> witty, humorous, jocular

facetia, facetias
<i>n</i> witty remark, witticism;<br><b>facetias</b> facetiae

facetiose, facetiosemente, facetioses
<i>adj</i> witty, humorous, jocular; <i>also:</i> facetious

faciada, faciadas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] faade

facial, faciales, facialmente
<i>adj</i> facial;<br><b>angulo facial</b> facial angle

facibile, facibilemente, facibiles
<i>adj</i> feasible (= that can be done or carried out)

facibilitate, facibilitates
<i>n</i> feasibility

facie, facies
<i>n</i> face (1. [Anat.]; 2. surface, outer part of something;<br><b>facie a facie</b> face to face

facietta, faciettas
<i>n</i> facet (of diamond, of insect's eye, etc.)

faciettar, facietta, faciettante, faciettara, faciettarea, faciettate, faciettava
<i>v</i> to facet (diamonds, etc.)

facile, facilemente, faciles
<i>adj</i> 1. easy (= not difficult); 2. facile (= working with ease)

facilit
<b>facilit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>facilitate</b>

facilitar, facilita, facilitante, facilitara, facilitarea, facilitate, facilitava
<i>v</i> to facilitate, make easy

facilitate, facilitates
<i>n</i> facility, ease (1. absence of difficulty; 2. power to do anything easily and quickly);<br><b>facilitates</b> facilities (as in "special facilities for studies")

facilitation
facilitation (= act of facilitating)

facitor, facitores
<i>n</i> maker, doer

facsimile, facsimiles
<b>facsimile</b><br><i>n</i> facsimile

fact
<b>fact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>facer</b>

facticie, facticiemente, facticies
<i>adj</i> factitious

faction, factiones
<i>n</i> 1. faction (as in "political factions"); 2. sentry, watch, guard; 3. shape, form; 4. fashion, manner

factionario, factionarios
<i>n</i> factionary

factiose, factioses
<i>n</i> factious

facto, factos
<i>n</i> 1. feat, deed; 2. fact;<br><b>de facto</b> in fact, <i>de facto</i>;<br><b>vias de facto</b> acts of violence

factor, factores
<i>n</i> factor (1. agent; 2. "contributing factor"; 3. [Math.])

factoria, factorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> factory (= trading station, office or post of a factor)

factotum, factotumes
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> factotum

factura, facturas
<i>n</i> 1. invoice, bill; 2. workmanship, work

facturar, factura, facturante, facturara, facturarea, facturate, facturava
<i>v</i> to bill, invoice

facul
<b>facul-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>facile</b>

facula, faculas
<b>(fcula)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. torch, brand; 2. [Astron.] facula

facular, faculares, facularmente
<i>adj</i> [Astron.] facular

facultate, facultates
<i>n</i> faculty (1. ability; 2. authority, power; 3. "the faculty of a university, etc.");<br><b>haber le facultate de facer un cosa</b> to be entitled to do something

facultative, facultativemente, facultatives
<i>adj</i> optional

fago, fagos
<i>n</i> beech

fagottar, fagotta, fagottante, fagottara, fagottarea, fagottate, fagottava
<i>v</i> to fagot, form into bundles

fagottista, fagottistas
<i>n</i> bassoonist, fagottist

fagotto, fagottos
<i>n</i> 1. fagot (= bundle of sticks); 2. bassoon, fagotto

fahrenheit, gabriel daniel fahrenheit
<B>Fahrenheit, Gabriel Daniel</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1686-1736; German physicist];<BR><B>thermometro Fahrenheit</B> Fahrenheit thermometer

faisan, faisanes
<i>n</i> pheasant

falcar, falca, falcante, falcara, falcarea, falcate, falcava
<i>v</i> to mow (= to cut down with a scythe, sickle, etc.)

falcata, falcatas
<i>n</i> 1. day's cutting or mowing; 2. swath, sweep (of the scythe or sickle)

falcator, falcatores
<i>n</i> mower

falcatura, falcaturas
<i>n</i> (act of) mowing

falce, falces
<i>n</i> 1. scythe; 2. sickle

falcifere, falciferemente, falciferes
<i>adj</i> sickle-bearing, scythe-bearing

falcon, falcones
<i>n</i> falcon (1. [Ornith.]; 2. [Artil.])

falconar, falcona, falconante, falconara, falconarea, falconate, falconava
<i>v</i> to hawk (= to hunt with a hawk or falcon)

falconeria, falconerias
<b>(-a-)</b><br><i>n</i> falconry

falconero, falconeros
<i>n</i> falconer

falconetto, falconettos
<i>n</i> falconet (1. [Ornith.]; 2. [Artil.])

falconides
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Ornith.] Falconidae

falia
<b>Falia</b><br><i>npr</i> Phalia (= Westphalia and Eastphalia together)

fallace, fallacemente, fallaces
<i>adj</i> 1. fallacious, delusive, misleading; 2. deceitful

fallacia, fallacias
<i>n</i> fallacy, fallaciousness

faller, falle, fallente, fallera, fallerea, falleva, fallite
<i>v</i> to fail (1. to fall short in attainment or performance; 2. to become insolvent or bankrupt)

fallia, fallias
<i>n</i> [Geol.] fault

fallibile, fallibilemente, fallibiles
<i>adj</i> fallible

fallibilitate, fallibilitates
<i>n</i> fallibility

fallimento, fallimentos
<i>n</i> failure; bankruptcy

fallito, fallitos
<i>n</i> bankrupt

falsar, falsa, falsante, falsara, falsarea, falsate, falsava
<i>v</i> to falsify, pervert; <i>also:</i> to warp; to put out of tune

falsario, falsarios
<i>n</i> forger (= one who commits forgery)

false, falsemente, falses
<i>adj</i> false (1. incorrect; 2. deceitful, treacherous; 3. as in "false teeth");<br><b>false clave</b> skeleton key

falsificabile, falsificabilemente, falsificabiles
<i>adj</i> falsifiable

falsificar, falsifica, falsificante, falsificara, falsificarea, falsificate, falsificava
<i>v</i> to falsify (as in "to falsify a record")

falsification, falsificationes
<i>n</i> falsification

falsificator, falsificatores
<i>n</i> falsifier

falsitate, falsitates
<i>n</i> 1. falsity (= quality or condition of being false); 2. falsehood, lie

falso, falsos
<i>n</i> forgery

falta, faltas
<i>n</i> fault (1. flaw, imperfection; 2. mistake, error; 3. moral transgression);<br><b>sin falta</b> without fail

fama, famas
<i>n</i> I. public report, rumor; II. fame (1. reputation; 2. renown);<br><b>mal fama</b> ill repute

fame, fames
<i>n</i> 1. hunger; 2. famine (= acute shortage of foodstuffs in given area);<br><b>haber fame</b> to be hungry

famelic, famelicamente, fameliches
<i>adj</i> starving, famished; <i>also:</i> hungry

familia, familias
<i>n</i> family (1. as in "the Smith family"; 2. [<i>special:</i> Sci. etc.]);<br><b>patre de familia</b> paterfamilias, head of a family

familial, familiales, familialmente
<i>adj</i> family, familial

familiar, familiares, familiarmente
<i>adj</i> I. domestic; II. familiar (1. intimate, friendly; 2. too friendly, forward; 3. well known, common);<br><b>esser familiar con</b> to be familiar with;<br><b>expression familiar</b> familiar expression, colloquialism <hr><i>n</i> familiar (1. familiar friend; 2. officer of the Inquisition)

familiarisar, familiarisa, familiarisante, familiarisara, familiarisarea, familiarisate, familiarisava
<i>v</i> to familiarize (= to make well acquainted)

familiarisation, familiarisationes
<i>n</i> familiarization

familiaritate, familiaritates
<i>n</i> familiarity (1. close acquaintance; 2. freedom of behavior);<br><b>familiaritates</b> familiarities

famose, famosemente, famoses
<i>adj</i> famous (1. renowned; 2. excellent)

fanal, fanales
<i>n</i> beacon; <i>also:</i> ship's lantern, (automobile) headlight, etc.

fanat
<b>fanat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fanatic</b>

fanatic, fanaticamente, fanatiches
<i>adj</i> fanatic, fanatical

fanatico, fanaticos
<i>n</i> fanatic

fanatisar, fanatisa, fanatisante, fanatisara, fanatisarea, fanatisate, fanatisava
<i>v</i> to fanaticize

fanatismo, fanatismos
<i>n</i> fanaticism

fanfar, fanfares
<i>n</i> fanfare

fanfaron, fanfarones
<i>n</i> fanfaron, braggart

fanfaronada, fanfaronadas
<i>n</i> fanfaronade, swaggering

fanfaronar, fanfarona, fanfaronante, fanfaronara, fanfaronarea, fanfaronate, fanfaronava
<i>v</i> to brag, swagger

fango, fangos
<i>n</i> mud, mire, etc.

fangose, fangosemente, fangoses
<i>adj</i> muddy, miry, etc.

fangositate, fangositates
<i>n</i> muddiness

fano, fanos
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] temple, sanctuary, etc.

farad, farades
<i>n</i> [Elec.] farad<hr><b>farad-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Faraday, Michael</b>

faraday, michael faraday
<B>Faraday, Michael</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1791-1867; physicist after whom the "farad" is named]

faradic, faradicamente, faradiches
<i>adj</i> [Elec.] faradic

faradisar, faradisa, faradisante, faradisara, faradisarea, faradisate, faradisava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to faradize

faradisation, faradisationes
<i>n</i> [Med.] faradization

farce, farces
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Theat.] farce; 2. [Cookery] stuffing, forcemeat

fardar, farda, fardante, fardara, fardarea, fardate, fardava
<i>v</i> to paint, make up;<br><b>fardar se</b> to make up, paint oneself

fardello, fardellos
<i>n</i> burden, load; <i>also:</i> pack, bundle

fardo, fardos
<i>n</i> [Cosmetics] paint, make-up, rouge <hr><i>n</i> bundle, bale

farina, farinas
<i>n</i> flour, meal

farinacee, farinaceemente, farinacees
<i>adj</i> farinaceous

farinar, farina, farinante, farinara, farinarea, farinate, farinava
<i>v</i> to flour (= to convert into flour)

farinero, farineros
<i>n</i> flour merchant

fariniera, farinieras
<i>n</i> 1. flour bin; 2. flour storehouse

farinose, farinosemente, farinoses
<i>adj</i> floury

farsa, farsas
<i>n</i> [Theat.] farce

farsal, farsales, farsalmente
<i>adj</i> farcial

farsator, farsatores
<i>n</i> joker, wag, farceur

farsista, farsistas
<i>n</i> farce writer

fasce, fasces
<i>n</i> bundle; <i>also:</i> fagot;<br><b>fasce (del projector)</b> beam (of the searchlight);<br><b>fasce molecular</b> [Atomic Phys.] molecular beam

fascicular, fasciculares, fascicularmente
<i>adj</i> fascicular

fasciculo, fasciculos
<i>n</i> fascicle (1. bundle, cluster; 2. [Bookbinding] signature)

fascina, fascinas
<i>n</i> bundle, fagot; <i>also:</i> fascine

fascinante, fascinantemente, fascinantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fascinar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fascinating

fascinar, fascina, fascinante, fascinara, fascinarea, fascinate, fascinava
<i>v</i> to fascinate

fascination, fascinationes
<i>n</i> fascination

fascinator, fascinatores
<i>n</i> fascinator

fascino, fascinos
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. spell, hex, evil eye; 2. fascination

fascismo, fascismos
<i>n</i> fascism

fascista, fascistas
<i>n</i> fascist

fashion, fashions
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> fashion (1. as in "the latest fashion"; 2. fashionable people)

fashionable, fashionablemente, fashionables
<b>[A]</b><br><i>adj</i> fashionable

fasto, fastos
<i>n</i> pomp, display, ostentation

fastose, fastosemente, fastoses
<i>adj</i> ostentatious

fatal, fatales, fatalmente
<i>adj</i> fatal (1. fated, fateful; 2. causing destruction or death);<br><b>hora fatal</b> fatal hour, hour of death

fatalismo, fatalismos
<i>n</i> fatalism

fatalista, fatalistas
<i>n</i> fatalist

fatalitate, fatalitates
<i>n</i> fatality (1. destiny; 2. calamity)

fathom, fathoms
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Meas.] fathom

fatidic, fatidicamente, fatidiches
<b>(-dic)</b><br><i>adj</i> prophetic, fatidic

fatiga, fatigas
<i>n</i> fatigue, weariness

fatigabile, fatigabilemente, fatigabiles
<i>adj</i> easily tired

fatigante, fatigantemente, fatigantes
<i>adj</i> fatiguing, tiring

fatigar, fatiga, fatigante, fatigara, fatigarea, fatigate, fatigava
<i>v</i> to fatigue; <i>also:</i> to weary, tire, etc.

fatigate, fatigatemente, fatigates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>fatigar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> tired; <i>also:</i> weary

fato, fatos
<i>n</i> fate (1. as in "the decrees of fate"; 2. lot or fortune)

fatue, fatuemente, fatues
<i>adj</i> fatuous, foolish;<br><b>foco fatue</b> <i>ignis fatuus</i>, will-o-the-wisp

fatuitate, fatuitates
<i>n</i> fatuity

fauna, faunas
<i>n</i> fauna

faunic, faunicamente, fauniches
<i>adj</i> faunal

fauno, faunos
<i>n</i> [Rom. Relig.] faun

favo, favos
<i>n</i> 1. honeycomb; 2. [Pathol.] favus

favor, favores
<i>n</i> favor, good will;<br><b>billet de favor</b> complimentary ticket;<br><b>in favor de</b> on behalf of, in favor of

favorabile, favorabilemente, favorabiles
<i>adj</i> favorable

favorar, favora, favorante, favorara, favorarea, favorate, favorava
<i>v</i> to favor (1. to be in favor of; 2. to be favorable to)

favorir, favori, favoriente, favorira, favorirea, favorite, favoriva
<i>v</i> to favor (1. to be in favor of; 2. to be favorable to)

favorite, favoritemente, favorites
<i>adj</i> favorite

favoritismo, favoritismos
<i>n</i> favoritism

favorito, favoritos
<i>n</i> favorite (1. person regarded with peculiar favor; 2. person, horse, etc., expected to win in a contest)

favose, favosemente, favoses
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] favose

febre
<i>adv</i> fever;<br><b>febre scarlatin</b> scarlet fever;<br><b>febre typhoide</b> typhoid fever;<br><b>febre rheumatic</b> rheumatic fever;<br><b>febre del feno</b> hay fever;<br><b>febre puerperal</b> puerperal fever;<br><b>febre quartan</b> quartan (fever);<br><b>febre jalne</b> yellow fever

febricitante, febricitantemente, febricitantes
<i>adj</i> feverish (= affected with fever)

febricitar, febricita, febricitante, febricitara, febricitarea, febricitate, febricitava
<i>v</i> to be feverish, have a fever

febrifuge, febrifugemente, febrifuges
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> febrifuge

febril, febriles, febrilmente
<i>adj</i> feverish (1. indicative of fever, febrile; 2. excited, restless)

febrilitate, febrilitates
<i>n</i> feverishness (1. state of having a fever; 2. restlessness)

februario, februarios
<i>n</i> February

fecal, fecales, fecalmente
<i>adj</i> fecal

fece, feces
<i>n</i> 1. dregs; 2. excrement

fecula, feculas
<i>n</i> starch, fecula

feculente, feculentemente, feculentes
<i>adj</i> feculent

feculentia, feculentias
<i>n</i> feculence

feculeria, feculerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> starchworks

fecundar, fecunda, fecundante, fecundara, fecundarea, fecundate, fecundava
<i>v</i> to fecundate

fecundation, fecundationes
<i>n</i> fecundation

fecundator, fecundatores
<i>n</i> fecundator

fecunde, fecundemente, fecundes
<i>adj</i> fecund, fertile

fecunditate, fecunditates
<i>n</i> fecundity

fede, fedemente, fedes
<i>adj</i> ugly, homely

feder
<b>feder-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives]

federal, federales, federalmente
<i>adj</i> federal (= connected with or based upon federation)

federalismo, federalismos
<i>n</i> federalism

federalista, federalistas
<i>n</i> federalist

federar, federa, federante, federara, federarea, federate, federava
<i>v</i> to federate

federate, federatemente, federates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>federar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> federate

federation, federationes
<i>n</i> federation (1. union of several states, etc., under a federal government; 2. as in "federation of labor")

federative, federativemente, federatives
<i>adj</i> federative

feditate, feditates
<i>n</i> ugliness, homeliness

fee, fees
<b>(fe)</b><br><i>n</i> fairy, fay;<br><b>conto de fees</b> fairy tale

feeria, feerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. fairyland: 2. [Theat.] fairy play, spectacular play

feeric, feericamente, feeriches
<i>adj</i> fairy, fairy-like

felice, felicemente, felices
<i>adj</i> happy, fortunate

felicitar, felicita, felicitante, felicitara, felicitarea, felicitate, felicitava
<i>v</i> to congratulate, felicitate

felicitate, felicitates
<i>n</i> 1. felicity, happiness; 2. good fortune, prosperity

felicitation, felicitationes
<i>n</i> congratulation, felicitation

feltrar, feltra, feltrante, feltrara, feltrarea, feltrate, feltrava
<i>v</i> to felt (1. to make into felt; 2. to cover with felt)

feltrero, feltreros
<i>n</i> feltmaker

feltro, feltros
<i>n</i> felt (1. the material "felt"; 2. felt hat)

femina, feminas
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. women; 2. female;<br><b>(cavallo, </b>etc.<b>) femina</b> female (horse, etc.)

feminin, feminines, femininmente
<i>adj</i> I. feminine (1. womanly; 2. [Gram.]); II. female

femininitate, femininitates
<i>n</i> femininity, womanliness

feminino, femininos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] feminine (= feminine gender);<br><b>le eterne feminino</b> the eternal feminine

feminisar, feminisa, feminisante, feminisara, feminisarea, feminisate, feminisava
<i>v</i> to feminize (= to render feminine)

feminismo, feminismos
<i>n</i> feminism

feminista, feministas
<i>n</i> feminist

femoral, femorales, femoralmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] femoral

femore, femores
<i>n</i> thigh; thighbone; <i>also:</i> [Anat.] femur

fenar, fena, fenante, fenara, fenarea, fenate, fenava
<i>v</i> to (make) hay

fenation, fenationes
<i>n</i> haying, hay-making

fender
<b>-fender [-fend-/-fens-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

fenestra, fenestras
<i>n</i> window

fenestrar, fenestra, fenestrante, fenestrara, fenestrarea, fenestrate, fenestrava
<i>v</i> to furnish with windows

fenestrate, fenestratemente, fenestrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>fenestrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] fenestrate

fenil, feniles
<i>n</i> hayloft; storage room for hay

feno, fenos
<i>n</i> hay;<br><b>febre del feno</b> hay fever

fenuculo, fenuculos
<i>n</i> fennel

fer, feres, fermente
<i>adj</i> 1. fierce (as in "a fierce animal"); 2. proud (= feeling pride)

ferdinando
<b>Ferdinando</b><br><i>nprm</i> Ferdinand

ferer
<b>-ferer [-fer-/-lat-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

feretro, feretros
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> bier

feria, ferias
<i>n</i> 1. fair (as in "county fair"); 2. [Eccl.] feria;<br><b>ferias</b> holidays; vacation

ferial, feriales, ferialmente
<i>adj</i> 1. vacation (as in "vacation time"); 2. [Eccl.] ferial

feriar, feria, feriante, feriara, feriarea, feriate, feriava
<i>v</i> to keep holiday, be on vacation

ferimento, ferimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) smiting, wounding

ferir, feri, feriente, ferira, ferirea, ferite, feriva
<i>v</i> to hit, strike; <i>also:</i> to smite, wound, hurt

feritate, feritates
<i>n</i> 1. fierceness, ferocity; 2. pride

ferma, fermas
<i>n</i> farm, farmstead

fermentabile, fermentabilemente, fermentabiles
<i>adj</i> fermentable

fermentar, fermenta, fermentante, fermentara, fermentarea, fermentate, fermentava
<i>v</i> to ferment (1. to be in a state of fermentation; 2. to cause to ferment)

fermentation, fermentationes
<i>n</i> fermentation

fermentative, fermentativemente, fermentatives
<i>adj</i> fermentative

fermento, fermentos
<i>n</i> ferment (= agent used in producing fermentation)

fermero, fermeros
<i>n</i> farmer

feroce, ferocemente, feroces
<i>adj</i> ferocious

ferocitate, ferocitates
<i>n</i> ferocity

ferralia, ferralias
<i>n</i> scrap iron

ferramento, ferramentos
<i>n</i> iron work

ferrar, ferra, ferrante, ferrara, ferrarea, ferrate, ferrava
<i>v</i> 1. to iron (= to furnish or cover with iron; 2. to shoe (a horse, etc.)

ferrato, ferratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] ferrate

ferrator, ferratores
<i>n</i> blacksmith, farrier

ferratura, ferraturas
<i>n</i> (action of) shoeing (a horse)

ferree, ferreemente, ferrees
<i>adj</i> ferreous (1. pertaining to or containing iron; 2. like iron)

ferreria, ferrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. smithy, blacksmith's shop; 2. smithing, blacksmith's work

ferrero, ferreros
<i>n</i> blacksmith, farrier

ferric, ferricamente, ferriches
<i>adj</i> ferric (1. containing iron; 2. [Chem.])

ferrifere, ferriferemente, ferriferes
<i>adj</i> ferriferous

ferro, ferros
<i>n</i> iron;<br><b>ferros</b> irons, chains;<br><b>ferro (de repassar)</b> (flat)iron;<br><b>ferro fundite</b> cast iron

ferrose, ferrosemente, ferroses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] ferrous

ferrovia, ferrovias
<b>ferrovia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> railway

ferroviari, ferroviarimente, ferroviaris
<i>adj</i> railway

ferrugine, ferrugines
<i>n</i> rust (1. iron oxide; 2. [Agr.])

ferruginose, ferruginosemente, ferruginoses
<i>adj</i> ferruginous (1. containing iron; 2. resembling iron rust in color); <i>also:</i> rusty

ferry-boat, ferry-boats
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> ferry, ferryboat

fertile, fertilemente, fertiles
<i>adj</i> fertile (as in "fertile soil")

fertilisabile, fertilisabilemente, fertilisabiles
<i>adj</i> fertilizable

fertilisante, fertilisantemente, fertilisantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fertilisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fertilizing <hr><i>n</i> fertilizer

fertilisar, fertilisa, fertilisante, fertilisara, fertilisarea, fertilisate, fertilisava
<i>v</i> to fertilize (= to render fertile)

fertilisation, fertilisationes
<i>n</i> fertilization (= act or process of rendering fertile)

fertilitate, fertilitates
<i>n</i> fertility

fervente, ferventemente, ferventes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>ferver</b>; II. <i>adj</i> fervent (1. hot, flowing; 2. showing fervor)

ferventia, ferventias
<i>n</i> fervency

ferver, ferve, fervente, fervera, ferverea, ferveva, fervite
<i>v</i> 1. to boil; to be boiling hot; 2. to be in a state of agitation, heat, fervor, etc.

fervide, fervidemente, fervides
<i>adj</i> fervid, fervent

fervor, fervores
<i>n</i> fervor (1. intense heat; 2. intense emotion);<br><b>con fervor</b> fervently

festa, festas
<i>n</i> festival, feast, fete, etc.;<br><b>facer festa a un persona</b> to give someone a cordial reception

festar, festa, festante, festara, festarea, festate, festava
<i>v</i> 1. to celebrate, keep (a festival or feast day); 2. to feast, regale oneself; 3. to fete, honor (by festive observances)

festear, festea, festeante, festeara, festearea, festeate, festeava
<i>v</i> to feast (= to entertain lavishly)

festinar, festina, festinante, festinara, festinarea, festinate, festinava
<i>v</i> 1. to feast, regale oneself; 2. to fete (= to honor by festive observances)

festino, festinos
<i>n</i> feast (= entertainment, banquet)

festive, festivemente, festives
<i>adj</i> festive

festivitate, festivitates
<i>n</i> festivity (= gaiety, merriment)

feston, festones
<i>n</i> festoon

festonar, festona, festonante, festonara, festonarea, festonate, festonava
<i>v</i> to festoon

fetal, fetales, fetalmente
<i>adj</i> fetal

fetar, feta, fetante, fetara, fetarea, fetate, fetava
<i>v</i> to bring forth young

fetation, fetationes
<i>n</i> fetation

fetiche, fetiches
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> fetish, fetich

fetichismo, fetichismos
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> fetishism

fetichista, fetichistas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> fetishist

feticida, feticidas
<b>feticida</b><br><i>n</i> killer of a fetus

feticidio, feticidios
<b>feticidio</b><br><i>n</i> feticide, (criminal) abortion

feto, fetos
<i>n</i> fetus

feudal, feudales, feudalmente
<i>adj</i> feudal (1. pertaining to a fief; 2. pertaining to the feudal system)

feudalisar, feudalisa, feudalisante, feudalisara, feudalisarea, feudalisate, feudalisava
<i>v</i> to feudalize

feudalismo, feudalismos
<i>n</i> feudalism

feudalista, feudalistas
<i>n</i> feudalist

feudalitate, feudalitates
<i>n</i> feudality (= quality or state of being feudal)

feudatario, feudatarios
<i>n</i> feudatory (= one holding lands by feudal tenure)

feudo, feudos
<i>n</i> fief, feudal estate

fez
<b>Fez</b><br><i>npr</i> Fez;<br><b>fez</b> fez

fiacre
<b>Fiacre (ficr)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Fiacre;<br><b>fiacre</b> hack, hackney coach

fiasco, fiascos
<i>n</i> fiasco;<br><b>facer fiasco</b> to fail, end in failure

fibra, fibras
<i>n</i> fiber

fibrilla, fibrillas
<i>n</i> fibril (1. small fiber; 2. root hair)

fibrillose, fibrillosemente, fibrilloses
<i>adj</i> fibrillous

fibrina, fibrinas
<i>n</i> fibrin

fibrinose, fibrinosemente, fibrinoses
<i>adj</i> fibrinous

fibrose, fibrosemente, fibroses
<i>adj</i> fibrous

fibula, fibulas
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. fibula (1. [Antiq.]; 2. [Anat.]); II. clasp, buckle, brooch

fic
<b>-fic-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>facer; -ific</b>

ficar
<b>-ficar</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ificar</b>

ficato, ficatos
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] liver

fice
<b>-fice</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

fich
<b>fich-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fico</b>

fichiero, fichieros
<i>n</i> fig tree

fichu, fichus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Clothing] fichu

ficie
<b>-ficie</b><br><i>see</i> <b>facie</b>

ficile
<b>-ficile</b><br><i>see</i> <b>facile</b>

fico, ficos
<i>n</i> fig (= fruit of the fig tree)

ficoide, ficoidemente, ficoides
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] ficoid

fict
<b>fict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>finger</b>

ficticie, ficticiemente, ficticies
<i>adj</i> fictitious

fiction, fictiones
<i>n</i> fiction (as in "truth stranger than fiction");<br><b>fiction legal</b> legal fiction

fictive, fictivemente, fictives
<i>adj</i> fictive, fictitious

fid
<b>-fid-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>finder</b>

fidantia, fidantias
<i>n</i> pledge of (good) faith

fidantiamento, fidantiamentos
<i>n</i> betrothal

fidantiar, fidantia, fidantiante, fidantiara, fidantiarea, fidantiate, fidantiava
<i>v</i> to betroth, affiance

fidantiato, fidantiatos
<i>n</i> fianc

fide, fides
<i>n</i> faith (1. trust, confidence; 2. "religious faith"; 3. system of religious beliefs; 4. word (of honor); 5. fidelity, loyalty);<br><b>acto, articulo de fide</b> act, article, of faith;<br><b>haber fide in</b> to have faith, believe, in;<br><b>bon (mal) fide</b> good (bad) faith;<br><b>fide punic</b> Punic faith, faithlessness;<br><b>dar fide</b> to give, pledge, one's faith

fideicomiss
<b>fideicomiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fideicomitter</b>

fideicommissari, fideicommissarimente, fideicommissaris
<i>adj</i> [Law] fideicommissary

fideicommissario, fideicommissarios
<i>n</i> [Law] fideicommissioner

fideicommisse, fideicommissemente, fideicommisses
<i>adj</i> [Law] fideicommissary

fideicommisso, fideicommissos
<i>n</i> [Law] fideicommissum

fideicommitter, fideicommisse, fideicommitte, fideicommittente, fideicommittera, fideicommitterea, fideicommitteva, fideicommittite
<b>fideicommitter [-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to make a fideicommissum

fideismo, fideismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> fideism

fideista, fideistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> fideist

fidel, fideles, fidelmente
<i>adj</i> faithful

fidelitate, fidelitates
<i>n</i> fidelity, faithfulness

fider, fide, fidente, fidera, fiderea, fideva, fidite
<i>v</i> to entrust;<br><b>fider un cosa a un persona</b> to entrust something to someone;<br><b>fider se a un persona</b> to trust, have faith in, someone

fiducia, fiducias
<i>n</i> confidence, trust

fiducial, fiduciales
<i>n</i> fiducial (1. founded on faith or trust; 2. [Phys.] as in "fiducial line")

fiduciari, fiduciarimente, fiduciaris
<i>adj</i> fiduciary (1. [Rom. Law]; 2. founded on trust or confidence)

figer, fige, figente, figera, figerea, figeva, figite, fixe
<b>[fig-/fix-]</b><br><i>v</i> to drive in, thrust in

figura, figuras
<i>n</i> I. figure (1. form, shape; 2. appearance; 3. person, character; 4. [Art, etc.]; 6. [Gram.]; 6. [Dancing, Skating, etc.]; 7. "figure of speech"); II. face, countenance;<br><b>facer figura</b> to cut or make a figure;<br><b>le figuras del syllogismo</b> the figures or forms of syllogism

figurante, figurantes
<i>n</i> [Theat.] 1. figurant; 2. figurante

figurar, figura, figurante, figurara, figurarea, figurate, figurava
<i>v</i> to figure (1. to represent in a picture; 2. to be conspicuous);<br><b>figurar se</b> to figure, imagine;<br><b>figurar (in un lista, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to appear (on a list, etc.)

figurate, figuratemente, figurates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>figurar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. figured (= decorated with figures); 2. figurative (language, style, etc.); 3. [Mus.] figurate;<br><b>senso figurate</b> figurative meaning

figuration, figurationes
<i>n</i> figuration (= representation in figures and shapes)

figurative, figurativemente, figuratives
<i>adj</i> figurative (1. as in "figurative design"; 2. as in "figurative sense")

figurina, figurinas
<i>n</i> figurine

fila, filas
<i>n</i> file (= line of persons or things one behind another);<br><b>fila indie</b> Indian file

filamento, filamentos
<i>n</i> filament

filamentose, filamentosemente, filamentoses
<i>adj</i> filamentous

filanda, filandas
<i>n</i> spinning mill, spinnery

filandera, filanderas
<i>n</i> spinner, spinning woman

filandero, filanderos
<i>n</i> (male) spinner

filar, fila, filante, filara, filarea, filate, filava
<i>v</i> to spin (as in "to spin flax")

filaria, filarias
<i>n</i> [Zool.] filaria

filator, filatores
<i>n</i> spinner

filatorio, filatorios
<i>n</i> spinning machine

filatura, filaturas
<i>n</i> (art of) spinning

filet, filets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cookery] filet, fillet

filettar, filetta, filettante, filettara, filettarea, filettate, filettava
<i>v</i> to fillet (= to adorn with a fillet)

filetto, filettos
<i>n</i> fillet (= narrow ribbon)

filia, filias
<i>n</i> daughter;<br><b>filia affin</b> daughter-in-law

filial, filiales, filialmente
<i>adj</i> filial <hr><i>n</i> branch (= branch office)

filiar, filia, filiante, filiara, filiarea, filiate, filiava
<i>v</i> to give birth (to), bear (a child, a litter, etc.]; 2. to take on (as a child), adopt

filiastra, filiastras
<i>n</i> stepdaughter

filiastro, filiastros
<i>n</i> stepson, stepchild

filiation, filiationes
<i>n</i> I. bearing, giving birth; II. adoption; III. filiation (1. genealogical relationship, descent; 2. connection)

filical, filicales, filicalmente
<i>adj</i> fern, of ferns

filice, filices
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> fern

filiciforme, filiciformemente, filiciformes
<b>filiciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> filiciform

filiera, filieras
<i>n</i> wiredrawer (= mechanism for drawing out wire)

filiforme, filiformemente, filiformes
<b>filiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> filiform

filigrana, filigranas
<b>filigrana</b><br><i>n</i> filigree

filigranar, filigrana, filigranante, filigranara, filigranarea, filigranate, filigranava
<i>v</i> to filigree

filio, filios
<i>n</i> son;<br><b>(John Smith) filio</b> (John Smith) junior;<br><b>filio affin</b> son-in-law

filiola, filiolas
<i>n</i> goddaughter

filiolo, filiolos
<i>n</i> 1. godchild; 2. godson

film, films
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> film (1. "camera film"; 2. moving picture)

filmar, filma, filmante, filmara, filmarea, filmate, filmava
<i>v</i> to film (= to make a moving picture)

filo, filos
<i>n</i> 1. thread; yarn; 2. edge (of a knife, razor, etc.);<br><b>filo (de ferro, de auro, </b>etc.<b>)</b> (iron, gold, etc.) wire;<br><b>filo (del discurso)</b> thread (of the discourse);<br><b>filo de Ariadna</b> Ariadne's clew;<br><b>filo del vita</b> thread of life;<br><b>filo metallic</b> wire (= thread of metal);<br><b>filo telegraphic</b> telegraph wire

filon, filones
<i>n</i> [Geol. and Mining] vein, lode

filtrabile, filtrabilemente, filtrabiles
<i>adj</i> filterable

filtrar, filtra, filtrante, filtrara, filtrarea, filtrate, filtrava
<i>v</i> to filter

filtration, filtrationes
<i>n</i> filtration

filtro, filtros
<i>n</i> filter

fimbria, fimbrias
<i>n</i> fringe, border; <i>also:</i> [Anat., etc.] fimbria

fimbriar, fimbria, fimbriante, fimbriara, fimbriarea, fimbriate, fimbriava
<i>v</i> to (finish with a) border, fimbriate

fimbriate, fimbriatemente, fimbriates
<i>adj</i> fringed; <i>also:</i> [Bot., etc.] fimbriate, fimbriated

fimbriation, fimbriationes
<i>n</i> bordering, fimbriation; <i>also:</i> border, fringe

fin, fines, finmente
<i>n</i> end (1. termination; 2. aim, purpose);<br><b>le fin justifica le medios</b> the end justifies the means;<br><b>a fin de</b> in order to;<br><b>al fin</b> in the end, at last;<br><b>in fin</b> 1. in conclusion; 2. in short, to sum up;<br><b>a fin que</b> in order that <hr><i>adj</i> fine (1. superior, excellent, etc.; 2. not coarse);<br><b>(auro, </b>etc.<b>) fin</b> fine (gold, etc.) <hr><b>Fin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>finno</b>

final, finales, finalmente
<i>adj</i> final;<br><b>causa final</b> final cause <hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] finale

finalismo, finalismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] finalism

finalista, finalistas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] finalist

finalitate, finalitates
<i>n</i> finality

financia, financias
<i>n</i> finance;<br><b>financias</b> finances (= pecuniary resources of a state or an individual)

financiar, financia, financiante, financiara, financiarea, financiate, financiava
<i>v</i> to finance (= to provide money for)

financiari, financiarimente, financiaris
<i>adj</i> financial

financiero, financieros
<i>n</i> financier

finder, finde, findente, findera, finderea, findeva, findite, fisse
<b>[find-/fiss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cleave, split

finessa, finessas
<i>n</i> 1. fineness; 2. finesse, subtlety

finger, ficte, finge, fingente, fingera, fingerea, fingeva, fingite
<b>[fing-/fict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to feign, pretend, make believe, simulate

fingimento, fingimentos
<i>n</i> figment

fingitor, fingitores
<i>n</i> feigner

finir, fini, finiente, finira, finirea, finite, finiva
<i>v</i> to finish; <i>also:</i> to end

finite, finitemente, finites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>finir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> finite

finitor, finitores
<i>n</i> finisher

finlandia
<b>Finlandia</b><br><i>npr</i> Finland

finnese, finnesemente, finneses
<i>adj</i> Finnish <hr><i>n</i> Finnish (language)

finno, finnos
<i>n</i> Finn

finno-ugriano, finno-ugrianos
<i>n</i> Finno-Ugrian

finnougrian, finnougrianes, finnougrianmente
<b>finnougrian</b><br><i>adj</i> Finno-Ugrian, Finno-Ugric

fiord, fiordes
<b>[Nor.]</b><br><i>n</i> fiord, fjord

firma, firmas
<i>n</i> 1. signature; 2. (business) firm

firmamento, firmamentos
<i>n</i> firmament

firmar, firma, firmante, firmara, firmarea, firmate, firmava
<i>v</i> 1. to make firm or stable; 2. to sign, put one's signature to

firme, firmemente, firmes
<i>adj</i> firm (1. "firm in texture"; 2. firmly attached, etc.);<br><b>resolution firme</b> firm resolution

fiscal, fiscales, fiscalmente
<i>adj</i> fiscal (= pertaining to the public treasury or revenue)

fisco, fiscos
<i>n</i> exchequer, treasury, fisc

fiss
<b>fiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>finder</b>

fisse, fissemente, fisses
<i>adj</i> split, cloven

fissile, fissilemente, fissiles
<i>adj</i> fissile

fission, fissiones
<i>n</i> [Biol., Phys.; etc.] fission

fissipede, fissipedemente, fissipedes
<b>fissipede (-pede)</b><br><i>adj</i> cloven-footed, fissiped

fissirostros
<b>fissirostros</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Fissirostres

fissura, fissuras
<i>n</i> cleft, fissure

fit
<b>-fit- [-fit-/-fess-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

fix
<b>fix-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>figer</b>

fixabile, fixabilemente, fixabiles
<i>adj</i> fixable

fixar, fixa, fixante, fixara, fixarea, fixate, fixava
<i>v</i> to fix (1. to make firm, fasten; 2. to settle, set; 3. [<i>special:</i> Chem., Photog.];<br><b>fixar le oculos super</b> to fix one's eyes on;<br><b>fixar le attention super un cosa</b> to fix one's attention on something;<br><b>fixar le hora</b> to set the time

fixation, fixationes
<i>n</i> fixation (1. act or process of fixing, of making firm; 2. [<i>special:</i> Chem., Photog., Psychoanalysis])

fixative, fixativemente, fixatives
<i>adj</i> fixative

fixativo, fixativos
<i>n</i> fixative

fixator, fixatores
<i>n</i> 1. fixer (= one who fixes); 2. [Photog.] fixing solution

fixe, fixemente, fixes
<i>adj</i> fixed;<br><b>stella fixe</b> fixed star;<br><b>idea fixe</b> fixed idea;<br><b>sal fixe</b> [Chem.] fixed salt

fixitate, fixitates
<i>n</i> fixity (as in "fixity of habits")

flabellar, flabella, flabellante, flabellara, flabellarea, flabellate, flabellava
<i>v</i> to fan (= to move the air with a fan)

flabellate, flabellatemente, flabellates
<i>adj</i> flabellate, flabelliform

flabellation, flabellationes
<i>n</i> flabellation

flabelliforme, flabelliformemente, flabelliformes
<b>flabelliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> flabelliform

flabello, flabellos
<i>n</i> 1. fan (as in "feather fan"); 2. flabellum; <i>also:</i> [R.C.Ch.]

flaccide, flaccidemente, flaccides
<b>(flc-)</b><br><i>adj</i> flaccid

flacciditate, flacciditates
<i>n</i> flaccidity

flacon, flacones
<b>(F)</b><br><i>n</i> smelling bottle, perfume bottle, etc.

flagellante, flagellantes
<i>n</i> flagellant

flagellar, flagella, flagellante, flagellara, flagellarea, flagellate, flagellava
<i>v</i> 1. to whip, scourge, flagellate; 2. flail

flagellate, flagellatemente, flagellates
<i>adj</i> [Biol.] flagellated

flagellation, flagellationes
<i>n</i> flagellation

flagellator, flagellatores
<i>n</i> flagellator

flagellifere, flagelliferemente, flagelliferes
<i>adj</i> [Biol.] flagelliferous

flagelliforme, flagelliformemente, flagelliformes
<b>flagelliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] flagelliform

flagello, flagellos
<i>n</i> 1. whip, scourge; 2. flail; 3. [Biol.] flagellum;<br><b>flagello de Deo</b> scourge of God

flagrante, flagrantemente, flagrantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>flagrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> flagrant (as in "flagrant offense");<br><b>in flagrante delicto</b> in the act

flagrante delicto
<b>[L]</b><br>[Law] <i>flagrante delicto</i>

flagrantia, flagrantias
<i>n</i> flagrance, flagrancy

flagrar, flagra, flagrante, flagrara, flagrarea, flagrate, flagrava
<i>v</i> to burn, blaze

flair, flairs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> flair

flaminge, flamingemente, flaminges
<i>adj</i> Flemish

flamingo, flamingos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] flamingo<hr><i>npr</i> 1. Fleming; 2. Flemish (language)

flamma, flammas
<i>n</i> flame

flammante, flammantemente, flammantes
<i>adj</i> 1. flaming, bright; 2. brandnew

flammar, flamma, flammante, flammara, flammarea, flammate, flammava
<i>v</i> to flame, blaze

flammee, flammeemente, flammees
<i>adj</i> 1. flaming; 2. flame-colored

flammifero, flammiferos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> match, lucifer;<br><b>cassa de flammiferos</b> match box, box of matches

flanar, flana, flanante, flanara, flanarea, flanate, flanava
<i>v</i> to stroll, loaf

flancar, flanca, flancante, flancara, flancarea, flancate, flancava
<i>v</i> to flank (1. [Mil.] to protect the flank of; 2. to be situated at the flank or side of)

flanco, flancos
<i>n</i> flank;<br><b>attaccar de flanco</b> to flank, attack on the flank

flandra
<b>Flandra</b><br><i>npr</i> Flanders

flanella, flanellas
<i>n</i> flannel

flaon, flaones
<i>n</i> 1. [Cooking] flan; 2. [Print.] flong

flar, fla, flante, flara, flarea, flate, flava
<i>v</i> to blow (1. as in "a bellows blows"; 2. as in "to blow bubbles")

flasco, flascos
<i>n</i> flask (1. "flask for wine, etc."; 2. "powder flask")

flato, flatos
<i>n</i> flatus (= gas generated in the stomach or bowels)

flattar, flatta, flattante, flattara, flattarea, flattate, flattava
<i>v</i> to flatter

flattator, flattatores
<i>n</i> flatterer

flatteria, flatterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> flattery

flatu
<b>flatu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>flato</b>

flatulente, flatulentemente, flatulentes
<i>adj</i> flatulent (1. affected with flatus; 2. causing flatus)

flatulentia, flatulentias
<i>n</i> flatulence, flatulency

flatuose, flatuoses
<i>n</i> causing flatulence, flatulent

flatuositate, flatuositates
<i>n</i> flatulence, flatulency

flauta, flautas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] flute;<br><b>sonar le flauta</b> to play the flute

flautar, flauta, flautante, flautara, flautarea, flautate, flautava
<i>v</i> to flute (1. to play on a flute; 2. to play, whistle, or sing with a note like that of a flute)

flautista, flautistas
<i>n</i> flutist

flave, flavemente, flaves
<i>adj</i> golden yellow

flavipede, flavipedemente, flavipedes
<b>flavipede (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] <i>flavipes</i>

flecha, flechas
<b>(flsha)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. arrow; 2. [Geom.] versed sine

flechar, flecha, flechante, flechara, flecharea, flechate, flechava
<b>(-shar)</b><br><i>v</i> to shoot (someone) with an arrow

flechator, flechatores
<b>(-sha-)</b><br><i>n</i> archer

flecter, flecte, flectente, flectera, flecterea, flecteva, flectite, flexe
<b>[flect-/flex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to bend (= to cause to bend); <i>also</i>: to flex

fleur de lis
<b>[F]</b><br>fleur-de-lis

flex
<b>flex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>flecter</b>

flexibile, flexibilemente, flexibiles
<i>adj</i> flexible

flexibilitate, flexibilitates
<i>n</i> flexibility

flexion, flexiones
<i>n</i> flection, flexion (1. act of flexing; 2. [Gram.] inflection)

flexional, flexionales, flexionalmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] flectional, flexional

flexo, flexos
<i>n</i> flex

flexuose, flexuosemente, flexuoses
<i>adj</i> flexuous, flexuose

flexuositate, flexuositates
<i>n</i> flexuosity, flexuousness

flexura, flexuras
<i>n</i> flexure (= act of flexing; state of being flexed)

fliger
<b>-fliger [-flig-/-flict-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

flint, flints
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> flint

flirt, flirts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> flirt (= act of flirting)

flirtar, flirta, flirtante, flirtara, flirtarea, flirtate, flirtava
<i>v</i> to flirt (= to play at courtship)

flirtation, flirtationes
<i>n</i> flirtation

floccate, floccatemente, floccates
<i>adj</i> covered with snow(flakes)

flocco, floccos
<i>n</i> 1. flock (= tuft of wool); 2. tassel; 3. flake (= small, light mass);<br><b>flocco de nive</b> snowflake

floccose, floccosemente, floccoses
<i>adj</i> 1. floccose; 2. flaky

flor, flores
<i>n</i> I. flower (1. blossom; 2. flowering plant; 3. the best part); II. virginity;<br><b>flor de farina</b> flour;<br><b>flor de sulfure</b> [Chem.] flowers of sulphur;<br><b>flor de cupro</b> verdegris;<br><b>flor de lilio, flor de lis</b> [Her.] fleur-de-lis;<br><b>a flor de</b> flush with, on a level with;<br><b>le flor del vita</b> or <b>del etate</b> the prime of life, the flower of one's age or life;<br><b>in flor</b> in flower

flora
<b>Flora</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Relig.] Flora;<br><b>flora</b> [Bot.] flora

floral, florales, floralmente
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] floral

florar, flora, florante, florara, florarea, florate, florava
<i>v</i> 1. to flower, bloom; 2. to flourish

floration, florationes
<i>n</i> (act or state of) flowering, blossoming

florentia
<b>Florentia</b><br><i>npr</i> Florence

florentin, florentines, florentinmente
<i>adj</i> Florentine

florentino, florentinos
<i>n</i> Florentine

florer, flore, florente, florera, florerea, floreva, florite
<i>v</i> 1. to flower, bloom; 2. to flourish

florescer, floresce, florescente, florescera, florescerea, floresceva, florescite
<i>v</i> 1. to flower, bloom; 2. to flourish

floretta, florettas
<i>n</i> small flower; <i>also:</i> [Bot.] floret

floretto, florettos
<i>n</i> [Fencing] foil

florida
<b>Florida</b><br><i>npr</i> Florida

floride, floridemente, florides
<i>adj</i> flowery (1. abounding in flowers; 2. [Rhet.] florid)

floriditate, floriditates
<i>n</i> floridity

florimento, florimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (state of) flowering, blooming; 2. (state of) flourishing

florino, florinos
<i>n</i> florin; <i>also:</i> guilder

florista, floristas
<i>n</i> 1. florist (= one who sells flowers); 2. maker of artificial flowers

floron, florones
<i>n</i> fleuron (= flower-shaped ornament)

flos
<b>flos-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>flor</b>

flosculo, flosculos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] floscule, floret

flosculose, flosculosemente, flosculoses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] flosculous

flotta, flottas
<i>n</i> 1. fleet; 2. navy

flottabile, flottabilemente, flottabiles
<i>adj</i> floatable

flottabilitate, flottabilitates
<i>n</i> floatability

flottante, flottantemente, flottantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>flottar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> flotant, swimming

flottar, flotta, flottante, flottara, flottarea, flottate, flottava
<i>v</i> to float (in the water, the air, etc.)

flottation, flottationes
<i>n</i> flotation, floatation (= act of floating)

flottator, flottatores
<i>n</i> floater (= one who or that which floates)

flottilia, flottilias
<i>n</i> flotilla

fluct
<b>fluct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fluer</b>

flucto, fluctos
<i>n</i> flow, flood

fluctu
<b>fluctu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>flucto</b>

fluctuante, fluctuantemente, fluctuantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fluctuar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fluctuant

fluctuar, fluctua, fluctuante, fluctuara, fluctuarea, fluctuate, fluctuava
<i>v</i> 1. to move in, be moved by, waves; 2. to fluctuate

fluctuation, fluctuationes
<i>n</i> I. undulation (= wavelike motion); II. fluctuation (1. continual change; 2. [Pathol.])

fluente, fluentemente, fluentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fluer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fluent

fluentia, fluentias
<i>n</i> fluency

fluer, flucte, flue, fluente, fluera, fluerea, flueva, fluite, fluxe
<b>[flu-/fluct-/flux-]</b><br><i>v</i> to flow

fluide, fluidemente, fluides
<b>(fl-)</b><br><i>adj</i> fluid

fluidificar, fluidifica, fluidificante, fluidificara, fluidificarea, fluidificate, fluidificava
<i>v</i> to render fluid, fluidify

fluidification, fluidificationes
<i>n</i> fluidification

fluiditate, fluiditates
<i>n</i> fluidity

fluido, fluidos
<b>(fl-)</b><br><i>n</i> fluid

fluor, fluores
<b>(-r)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] fluorine;<br><b>spat fluor</b> [Mineral.] fluorite

fluoresceina
<b>(-na)</b><br>[Chem.] fluorescein

fluorescente, fluorescentemente, fluorescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fluorescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fluorescent

fluorescentia, fluorescentias
<i>n</i> fluorescence

fluorescer, fluoresce, fluorescente, fluorescera, fluorescerea, fluoresceva, fluorescite
<i>v</i> to fluoresce

fluoric, fluoricamente, fluoriches
<i>adj</i> fluoric

fluorina, fluorinas
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] calcium fluoride

fluorita, fluoritas
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] fluorite

fluoroscopia, fluoroscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> fluoroscopy

fluoroscopic, fluoroscopicamente, fluoroscopiches
<i>adj</i> fluoroscopic

fluoroscopio, fluoroscopios
<b>fluoroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> fluoroscope

fluoruro, fluoruros
<i>n</i> [Chem.] fluoride

fluv
<b>-fluv-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fluer</b>

fluvial, fluviales, fluvialmente
<i>adj</i> fluvial

fluviatile, fluviatilemente, fluviatiles
<i>adj</i> fluvial, fluviatile

fluvio, fluvios
<i>n</i> river

flux
<b>flux-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fluer</b>

fluxion, fluxiones
<i>n</i> [Math., Pathol.] fluxion

fluxo, fluxos
<i>n</i> I. flow (1. flowing; 2. "flow of the tide"); II. [Med.] flux;<br><b>fluxo de parolas</b> flow of words;<br><b>fluxo e refluxo</b> flux and reflux, ebb and flow

focage, focages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> hearth money (= tax laid on hearths)

focal, focales, focalmente
<i>adj</i> focal

focalisar, focalisa, focalisante, focalisara, focalisarea, focalisate, focalisava
<i>v</i> to focalize, focus (= to bring to a focus)

focar, focares
<i>n</i> hearth;<br><b>focar (domestic)</b> home

foco, focos
<i>n</i> I. fire (1. as in "fire and water"; 2. gunfire); II. focus;<br><b>foco de Sancte Elmo</b> St. Elmo's fire;<br><b>(village) de cento focos</b> (village) of a hundred homes;<br><b>foco de artificio</b> fireworks;<br><b>jocar con le foco</b> to play with fire;<br><b>arma de foco</b> firearm;<br><b>bucca de foco</b> piece of ordnance;<br><b>prender foco</b> to catch, take, fire

foder, fode, fodente, fodera, foderea, fodeva, fodite, fosse
<b>[fod-/foss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dig, burrow

foderar, fodera, foderante, foderara, foderarea, foderate, foderava
<i>v</i> to line (as in "to line a coat")

foderatura, foderaturas
<i>n</i> (act of) lining

fodero, foderos
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> lining (as in "the lining of a coat")

foliacee, foliaceemente, foliacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] foliaceous

foliage, foliages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> foliage

foliar, folia, foliante, foliara, foliarea, foliares, foliarmente, foliate, foliava
<i>v</i> to leaf, leave, shoot out leaves <hr><i>adj</i> [Bot.] foliar

foliate, foliatemente, foliates
<i>adj</i> leafy (= furnished with leaves); <i>also:</i> [Bot.] foliate

foliation, foliationes
<i>n</i> foliation (= leafing out of plants)

folio, folios
<i>n</i> I. leaf (1. [Bot.]; 2. "leaf of a book, etc."); II. folio (= large sheet of paper folded once); III. foil (1. [Arch.]; 2. as in "tin foil");<br><b>folio de herba</b> blade (of grass);<br><b>in folio</b> in folio;<br><b>in-folio</b> folio (= book in folio)

foliolo, foliolos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] foliole (= leaflet)

foliose, foliosemente, folioses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] folious, foliose

folklore, folklores
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> folklore

folklorista, folkloristas
<i>n</i> folklorist

folle, follemente, folles
<i>n</i> bellows, blower <hr><i>adj</i> mad (= mentally deranged)

follero, folleros
<i>n</i> bellowmaker or seller of bellows

follia, follias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. madness (= mental derangement); 2. folly

follicular, folliculares, follicularmente
<i>adj</i> follicular

folliculo, folliculos
<i>n</i> [Bot., Anat.] follicle

folliculose, folliculosemente, folliculoses
<i>adj</i> folliculose, folliculous

fomentar, fomenta, fomentante, fomentara, fomentarea, fomentate, fomentava
<i>v</i> to foment (1. [Med.]; 2. as in "to foment rebellion")

fomentation, fomentationes
<i>n</i> fomentation (1. [Med.]; 2. stirring up of discontent, rebellion, etc.)

fomentator, fomentatores
<i>n</i> fomenter (1. [Med.]; 2. as in "a fomenter of rebellion")

fomento, fomentos
<i>n</i> 1. [Med.] fomentation; 2. incitement

fomite, fomites
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. tinder; 2. [Med.] fomes;<br><b>fomites</b> [Med.] fomites

fondant, fondants
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> fondant

fontal, fontales, fontalmente
<i>adj</i> fontal (1. source, of the source; <i>also:</i> primary, original; 2. baptismal)

fontana, fontanas
<i>n</i> 1. source, spring; 2. fountain (= artificially produced jet of water)

fontanari, fontanarimente, fontanaris
<i>adj</i> fountain, fontal

fontanella, fontanellas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] fontanelle, fontanel

fontanero, fontaneros
<i>n</i> fountaineer; maker, caretaker, etc., of fountains

fonte, fontes
<i>n</i> 1. source; 2. (baptismal) font;<br><b>fontes del Nilo</b> sources of the Nile

football, footballs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> football

for
<b>[for]</b><br>I. <i>adv</i> 1. out of doors, outside, out; 2. from without; II. <i>prep</i> 1. beyond; 2. except;<br><b>for de</b> outside of, without;<br><b>for de se</b> beside oneself<br>(= <b>foras, foris</b>)<hr><b>for-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>foras, foris</b>

foramine, foramines
<i>n</i> hole, aperture;<br><b>foramine del serratura</b> keyhole

foraminiferos, foraminiferoses
<b>(-feros)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Foraminifera

foraminose, foraminosemente, foraminoses
<i>adj</i> perforated

forar, fora, forante, forara, forarea, forate, forava
<i>v</i> to drill, bore

foras, foris
also: <B>foris</B><BR><B>(fr-)</B><BR>I. <I>adv</I> 1. out of doors, outside, out; 2. from without; II. <I>prep</I> 1. beyond; 2. except;<BR><B>foras de</B> outside of, without;<BR><B>foras de se</B> beside oneself

forator, foratores
<i>n</i> 1. driller, borer (= one who drills); 2. drill (= instrument for boring); <i>also:</i> gimlet

foratura, foraturas
<i>n</i> borehole, (drilled) hole

forcipe, forcipes
<b>forcipe (fr-)</b><br><i>n</i> (obstetrical) forceps

forense, forensemente, forenses
<i>adj</i> forensic;<br><b>medicina forense</b> forensic medicine

forestal, forestales, forestalmente
<i>adj</i> forestal

forestar, foresta, forestante, forestara, forestarea, forestate, forestava
<i>v</i> to forest

foreste, forestes
<i>n</i> forest

foresteria, foresterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> forestry

forestero, foresteros
<i>n</i> forester (= officer having charge of a forest)

forfeit, forfeits
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] forfeit

forgia, forgias
<b>(forja)</b><br><i>n</i> smithy, forge

forgiar, forgia, forgiante, forgiara, forgiarea, forgiate, forgiava
<b>(-jar)</b><br><i>v</i> to forge (as in "to forge chains")

form
<b>form-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>formic; formica</b>

forma, formas
<i>n</i> 1. form, shape; 2. mold, mould;<br><b>in debite forma</b> in due form;<br><b>esser in forma</b> [Sports] to be in form

formal, formales, formalmente
<i>adj</i> formal

formalismo, formalismos
<i>n</i> formalism

formalista, formalistas
<i>n</i> formalist

formalitate, formalitates
<i>n</i> formality (= conventional form)

formar, forma, formante, formara, formarea, formate, formava
<i>v</i> to form (1. to shape, make; 2. to make up, constitute)

formation, formationes
<i>n</i> formation;<br><b>formation (geologic)</b> (geological) formation

formative, formativemente, formatives
<i>adj</i> formative

formato, formatos
<i>n</i> format

formator, formatores
<i>n</i> former (person or machine)

formi
<b>formi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>formica</b>

formic, formicamente, formiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] formic (as in "formic acid")

formica, formicas
<b>(-ca)</b><br><i>n</i> ant;<br><b>formica blanc</b> white ant, termite

formicamento, formicamentos
<i>n</i> 1. swarm, swarming (of people, etc.); 2. itching; [Med.] formication

formicante, formicantemente, formicantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>formicar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Med.] formicant (as in "formicant pulse")

formicar, formica, formicante, formicara, formicarea, formicate, formicava
<i>v</i> 1. to formicate, swarm (like ants); 2. to itch (= to have an itching sensation)

formicario, formicarios
<i>n</i> anthill; ant's nest

formich
<b>formich-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>formica</b>

formichero, formicheros
<i>n</i> [Zool., Ornith.] anteater

formicida, formicidas
<b>formicida</b><br><i>n</i> formicide

formicivore, formicivoremente, formicivores
<b>formicivore</b><br><i>adj</i> formicivorous

formidabile, formidabilemente, formidabiles
<i>adj</i> formidable

formula, formulas
<i>n</i> formula

formular, formula, formulante, formulara, formularea, formulate, formulava
<i>v</i> to formulate

formulario, formularios
<i>n</i> 1. formulary (= collection of formulas); 2. form, blank

fornace, fornaces
<i>n</i> furnace

fornimento, fornimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) furnishing

fornir, forni, forniente, fornira, fornirea, fornite, forniva
<i>v</i> to furnish (= to supply, provide)

fornitor, fornitores
<i>n</i> furnisher;<br><b>fornitor (del corte)</b> purveyor (to the court)

fornitura, fornituras
<i>n</i> furnishings

foro, foros
<i>n</i> forum (1. public place; 2. court, tribunal)

forrage, forrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> forage (1. fodder, feed; 2. act of providing fodder)

forragiar, forragia, forragiante, forragiara, forragiarea, forragiate, forragiava
<b>(-ajar)</b><br><i>v</i> to forage (= to rove in search of forage or provisions)

forragiator, forragiatores
<b>(-aja-)</b><br><i>n</i> forager

forsan
<b>(fr-)</b><br><i>adv</i> perhaps, maybe

forsyth, william forsyth
<B>Forsyth, William</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1737-1804; English botanist]

forsythia, forsythias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] forsythia

fortalessa, fortalessas
<i>n</i> fortress

forte, fortemente, fortes
<i>adj</i> strong;<br><b>esser forte in (historia)</b> to be good in (history) <hr><i>n</i> 1. fort; 2. forte (= strong point); 3. [Mus.] forte <hr><i>adv</i> 1. strongly, hard; 2. [Mus.] forte

fortia, fortias
<i>n</i> force (1. bodily strength; 2. as in "force of character"; 3. power, violence, or constraint exerted upon a person or thing; 4. [Phys.]);<br><b>le fortia public</b> the police force;<br><b>fortias armate</b> military forces;<br><b>camisa de fortia</b> strait jacket;<br><b>fortia de inertia</b> <i>vis inertiae</i>;<br><b>fortia vive</b> [Mach.] momentum;<br><b>fortia centrifuge</b> centrifugal force;<br><b>fortia centripete</b> centripetal force;<br><b>a fortia de</b> by means of, by dint of

fortiamento, fortiamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) forcing

fortiar, fortia, fortiante, fortiara, fortiarea, fortiate, fortiava
<i>v</i> to force;<br><b>fortiar a (facer, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to force to (do, etc.);<br><b>fortiar (un porta, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to force (a door, etc.)

fortiato, fortiatos
<i>n</i> 1. galley slave; 2. convict

fortiator, fortiatores
<i>n</i> forcer (= one who forces)

fortificabile, fortificabilemente, fortificabiles
<i>adj</i> fortifiable

fortificante, fortificantes
<i>n</i> tonic, fortifier

fortificar, fortifica, fortificante, fortificara, fortificarea, fortificate, fortificava
<i>v</i> to fortify

fortification, fortificationes
<i>n</i> [Mil.] fortification;<br><b>fortificationes</b> [Mil.] fortifications, works

fortino, fortinos
<i>n</i> small fort, fortalice

fortissimo, fortissimomente, fortissimos
<i>adj/adv</i> [Mus.] fortissimo

fortitude, fortitudes
<i>n</i> fortitude

fortuite, fortuitemente, fortuites
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> fortuitous;<br>[Law] <b>caso fortuite</b> act of God, fortuitous event

fortuna, fortunas
<i>n</i> fortune (1. chance, luck; 2. wealth, riches)

fortunate, fortunatemente, fortunates
<i>adj</i> fortunate (= favored by fortune)

foss
<b>foss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>foder</b>

fossa, fossas
<i>n</i> 1. pit, cavity, grave, etc.; 2. [Anat.] fossa;<br><b>fossa commun</b> potter's field

fossar, fossa, fossante, fossara, fossarea, fossate, fossava
<i>v</i> to dig (a pit, grave, etc.)

fossato, fossatos
<i>n</i> ditch, trench, moat, fosse, etc.

fossetta, fossettas
<i>n</i> dimple, fossette

fossile, fossilemente, fossiles
<i>adj</i> fossil <hr><i>n</i> fossil

fossilifere, fossiliferemente, fossiliferes
<i>adj</i> fossiliferous

fossilisar, fossilisa, fossilisante, fossilisara, fossilisarea, fossilisate, fossilisava
<i>v</i> to fossilize

fossilisation, fossilisationes
<i>n</i> fossilization

fossor, fossores
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] fossor

fossori, fossorimente, fossoris
<i>adj</i> fossorial, digging

foulard, foulards
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> foulard

fox-terrier, fox-terriers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> fox-terrier

foyer, foyers
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theat.] lobby, lounge

fracassar, fracassa, fracassante, fracassara, fracassarea, fracassate, fracassava
<i>v</i> to smash (= to break to pieces by violence)

fracassatura, fracassaturas
<i>n</i> (action of) smashing

fracasso, fracassos
<i>n</i> crash, smash (= sound of a crash or smash)

fract
<b>fract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>franger</b>

fraction, fractiones
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) breaking; 2. fraction;<br><b>fraction periodic</b> [Math.] recurring or periodic decimal;<br><b>fraction (decimal, ordinari, </b>etc.<b>)</b> [Math.] (decimal, vulgar, etc.) fraction

fractional, fractionales, fractionalmente
<i>adj</i> fractional

fractionamento, fractionamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) breaking into parts; <i>also</i>: [Math.] fractionization; [Chem.] fractionation

fractionar, fractiona, fractionante, fractionara, fractionarea, fractionate, fractionava
<i>v</i> to break into parts; <i>also:</i> [Math.] to fractionize; [Chem.] to fractionate

fractionari, fractionarimente, fractionaris
<i>adj</i> fractional

fractura, fracturas
<i>n</i> fracture;<br><b>fractura (simplice, composite, </b>etc.<b>)</b> [Surg.] (simple, compound, etc.) fracture

fracturar, fractura, fracturante, fracturara, fracturarea, fracturate, fracturava
<i>v</i> to fracture

frag
<b>-frag-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>franger</b>

fraga, fragas
<i>n</i> strawberry

fragero, frageros
<i>n</i> strawberry seller

frageto
strawberry patch

fragiero, fragieros
<i>n</i> strawberry plant

fragile, fragilemente, fragiles
<i>adj</i> I. fragile (= easily broken); II. frail (1. having a delicate structure or constitution, fragile; 2. morally weak)

fragilitate, fragilitates
<i>n</i> I. fragility; II. frailty (1. frailness; 2. moral weakness)

fragmentar, fragmenta, fragmentante, fragmentara, fragmentarea, fragmentate, fragmentava
<i>v</i> to fragmentize

fragmentari, fragmentarimente, fragmentaris
<i>adj</i> fragmentary

fragmentation, fragmentationes
<i>n</i> fragmentation

fragmento, fragmentos
<i>n</i> fragment

fragrante, fragrantemente, fragrantes
<i>adj</i> fragrant

fragrantia, fragrantias
<i>n</i> fragrance

fragrar, fragra, fragrante, fragrara, fragrarea, fragrate, fragrava
<i>v</i> to smell (of), reek

frambese, frambeses
<i>n</i> (fruit of the) raspberry

frambesia, frambesias
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] yaws, frambesia

frambesiero, frambesieros
<i>n</i> raspberry (bush)

franc, francamente, franches
<i>adj</i> 1. free (= not lacking freedom); 2. frank (as in "to be frank with one");<br><b>porto franc</b> free port <hr><i>adj</i> Frankish

francese, francesemente, franceses
<i>n</i> French (language)<hr><i>n</i> Frenchman, Frenchwoman<hr><i>adj</i> French

francesismo, francesismos
<i>n</i> Gallicism

franch
<b>franch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>franc</b>

franchitia, franchitias
<i>n</i> frankness;<br><b>franchitia (de un citate, </b>etc.<b>)</b> franchise (of a city, etc.);<br><b>franchitia postal</b> franking privilege

francia, francias
<b>Francia</b><br><i>n</i> France

francisar, francisa, francisante, francisara, francisarea, francisate, francisava
<i>v</i> to Frenchify

francisation, francisationes
<i>n</i> Frenchification

francisca, franciscas
<i>n</i> [Hist.] francisc, francisca <hr><b>Francisca</b><br><i>nprf</i> Frances

franciscan, franciscanes, franciscanmente
<i>adj</i> [R.C.Ch.] Franciscan

franciscano, franciscanos
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Franciscan

francisco
<b>Francisco</b><br><i>nprm</i> Francis

francmason, francmasones
<b>francmason</b><br><i>n</i> Freemason, Mason

francmasoneria, francmasonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Freemasonry

franco, francos
<i>n</i> [Hist.] Frank <hr><i>n</i> [Fin.] franc

franconia, franconias
<b>Franconia</b><br><i>n</i> Franconia

franconian, franconianes, franconianmente
<i>adj</i> Franconian

franconiano, franconianos
<i>n</i> Franconian

francophile, francophilemente, francophiles
<b>francophile</b><br><i>adj</i> Francophile

francophilo, francophilos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> Francophile

francophobe, francophobemente, francophobes
<b>francophobe (-c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Francophobe

francophobo, francophobos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> Francophobe

franger, fracte, frange, frangente, frangera, frangerea, frangeva, frangite
<b>[frang-/fract-;-fring-/-fract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to break, cause to break

frangia, frangias
<b>(franja)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. fringe, border; 2. bangs (= bobbed hair in the forehead)

frangiar, frangia, frangiante, frangiara, frangiarea, frangiate, frangiava
<b>(-jar)</b><br><i>v</i> to fringe, decorate with fringes

frangiate, frangiatemente, frangiates
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>adj</i> fringed

frangiatura, frangiaturas
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> fringes, fringing

frangibile, frangibilemente, frangibiles
<i>adj</i> breakable

frangibilitate, frangibilitates
<i>n</i> breakableness

frangiero, frangieros
<b>(-jero)</b><br><i>n</i> fringe maker or dealer

frater
<b>frater-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fratre</b>

fraternal, fraternales, fraternalmente
<i>adj</i> fraternal, brotherly

fraterne, fraternemente, fraternes
<i>adj</i> fraternal, brotherly

fraternisar, fraternisa, fraternisante, fraternisara, fraternisarea, fraternisate, fraternisava
<i>v</i> to fraternize

fraternitate, fraternitates
<i>n</i> 1. fraternity, brotherhood (= state of being brothers); 2. brotherliness

fratrastro, fratrastros
<i>n</i> stepbrother

fratre, fratres
<i>n</i> 1. brother; 2. [Eccl.] friar;<br><b>fratre de lacte</b> foster brother;<br><b>fratre affin</b> brother-in-law

fratricida, fratricidas
<b>fratricida</b><br><i>n</i> fratricide (= one who kills his brother or sister); <i>attrib.</i> fratricidal

fratricidal, fratricidales, fratricidalmente
<i>adj</i> fratricidal

fratricidio, fratricidios
<b>fratricidio</b><br><i>n</i> fratricide (= act of killing one's brother or sister)

fraudar, frauda, fraudante, fraudara, fraudarea, fraudate, fraudava
<i>v</i> to defraud, cheat

fraudator, fraudatores
<i>n</i> defrauder, cheat

fraude, fraudes
<i>n</i> fraud, deception

fraudulente, fraudulentemente, fraudulentes
<i>adj</i> fraudulent (1. dishonest, deceitful; 2. intended to deceive)

fraxinella, fraxinellas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] fraxinella, gas plant

fraxineto, fraxinetos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] ash grove

fraxino, fraxinos
<b>(frx-)</b><br><i>n</i> ash, ash tree

frederico
<b>Frederico (-co)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Frederick

fremer, freme, fremente, fremera, fremerea, fremeva, fremite
<i>v</i> 1. to tremble, quiver, shiver; 2. to roar, murmur

fremito, fremitos
<b>(fr-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. tremor, quiver, shiver; <i>also:</i> [Med.] fremitus, thrill; 2. roar, roaring, murmur

frenabile, frenabilemente, frenabiles
<i>adj</i> stoppable, curbable, checkable, etc.;<br><b>non frenabile</b> that cannot be stopped, etc.; <i>also:</i> unbridled

frenar, frena, frenante, frenara, frenarea, frenate, frenava
<i>v</i> 1. to bridle (a horse, etc.); 2. to brake, put on the brakes

freno, frenos
<i>n</i> 1. bit (= part of the bridle that goes in the horse's mouth); 2. [Mech.] brake; 3. restraint, check; 4. [Med.] frenum, fraenum;<br><b>freno de aere comprimite</b> air brake;<br><b>freno de mano</b> hand brake

frequentar, frequenta, frequentante, frequentara, frequentarea, frequentate, frequentava
<i>v</i> to frequent

frequentation, frequentationes
<i>n</i> frequentation

frequentative, frequentativemente, frequentatives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] frequentative

frequentator, frequentatores
<i>n</i> frequenter

frequente, frequentemente, frequentes
<i>adj</i> frequent

frequentemente
<i>adv</i> frequently, often

frequentia, frequentias
<i>n</i> frequency; <i>also:</i> [Elec.]

fresc, frescamente, fresches
<i>adj</i> I. cool (= moderately cold); II. fresh (1. new, recent; 2. not spoiled, faded or worn; 3. not artificially preserved)

fresco, frescos
<i>n</i> 1. cool, coolness; 2. fresco (= picture painted in fresco);<br><b>prender le fresco</b> to take the air;<br><b>pictura a fresco</b> painting in fresco

frescor, frescores
<i>n</i> 1. cool, coolness; 2. freshness

fricamento, fricamentos
<i>n</i> rubbing, friction

fricar, frica, fricante, fricara, fricarea, fricate, fricava, fricte
<b>[fric-/frict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to rub

fricassar, fricassa, fricassante, fricassara, fricassarea, fricassate, fricassava
<i>v</i> to fricassee

fricassear, fricassea, fricasseante, fricasseara, fricassearea, fricasseate, fricasseava
<i>v</i> to fricassee

fricassee, fricassees
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> fricassee

fricativa, fricativas
<i>n</i> [Phonet.] fricative

fricative, fricativemente, fricatives
<i>adj</i> [Phonet.] fricative

frict
<b>frict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fricar</b>

friction, frictiones
<i>n</i> friction (1. rubbing of limbs, etc.; 2. [Mech.])

frictionar, frictiona, frictionante, frictionara, frictionarea, frictionate, frictionava
<i>v</i> to friction, rub

frig
<b>frig-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

friger, frige, frigente, frigera, frigerea, frigeva, frigite
<i>v</i> to fry (= to cook by frying)<hr><b>-friger-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>frigor</b>

frigerar
<b>-frigerar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

frigidar, frigida, frigidante, frigidara, frigidarea, frigidate, frigidava
<i>v</i> 1. to cool, chill; 2. to cool off, become cold

frigide, frigidemente, frigides
<i>adj</i> 1. cold, frigid (= not warm); 2. [Med.] frigid

frigiditate, frigiditates
<i>n</i> 1. coldness, frigidness; 2. [Med.] frigidity

frigido, frigidos
<i>n</i> cold, coldness;<br><b>prender frigido</b> to catch a cold or chill;<br><b>haber frigido</b> to be, feel cold;<br><b>(il) face frigido</b> it is cold (weather)

frigitoria, frigitorias
<i>n</i> frying pan

frigor, frigores
<i>n</i> cold, coldness, coolness

frigorifere, frigoriferemente, frigoriferes
<i>adj</i> chilling, freezing

frigorific, frigorificamente, frigorifiches
<b>(-fic)</b><br><i>adj</i> cooling, chilling, frigorific

frigorificar, frigorifica, frigorificante, frigorificara, frigorificarea, frigorificate, frigorificava
<i>v</i> to chill, refrigerate

fring
<b>-fring-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>franger</b>

frir, fri, friente, frira, frirea, frite, friva
<i>v</i> to fry

frite, fritemente, frites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>frir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fried

fritoria, fritorias
<i>n</i> frying pan

fritura, frituras
<i>n</i> 1. frying, fry; 2. something fried; <i>also:</i> fritter

frivole, frivolemente, frivoles
<i>adj</i> frivolous (1. lacking importance or weight; 2. inclined to levity)

frivolitate, frivolitates
<i>n</i> frivolousness, frivolity

frontal, frontales, frontalmente
<i>adj</i> frontal;<br><b>osso frontal</b> [Anat.] frontal (bone)

fronte, frontes
<i>n</i> I. forehead; II. front (1. face of a building, etc.; 2. [Mil.]);<br><b>fronte de battalia</b> battlefront;<br><b>facer fronte a</b> to face, resist

frontiera, frontieras
<i>n</i> frontier, boundary, border

frontispicio, frontispicios
<b>frontispicio</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Arch.] frontispiece; 2. title page

fronton, frontones
<i>n</i> [Arch.] gable, pediment

fruct
<b>fruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fruer</b>

fructar, fructa, fructante, fructara, fructarea, fructate, fructava
<i>v</i> to bear fruit

fructeria, fructerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> fruit store

fructero, fructeros
<i>n</i> fruiterer, greengrocer

fructidor, fructidores
<b>fructidor</b><br><i>n</i> [French Revolutionary Calendar] Fructidor

fructiero, fructieros
<i>n</i> fruit loft

fructifere, fructiferemente, fructiferes
<i>adj</i> fruit-bearing

fructificar, fructifica, fructificante, fructificara, fructificarea, fructificate, fructificava
<i>v</i> to bear fruit, fructify

fructification, fructificationes
<i>n</i> fructification; <i>also:</i> [Bot.]

fructo, fructos
<i>n</i> fruit

fructu
<b>fructu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fructo</b>

fructuose, fructuosemente, fructuoses
<i>adj</i> fruitful

fruer, fructe, frue, fruente, fruera, fruerea, frueva, fruite
<b>[fru-/fruct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to enjoy;<br><b>fruer de</b> to enjoy (= to have the use and enjoyment of)

frugal, frugales, frugalmente
<i>adj</i> frugal (1. inclined to live simply; 2. simple, not lavish)

frugalitate, frugalitates
<i>n</i> frugality, frugalness

fruition, fruitiones
<i>n</i> enjoyment, fruition

frumentacee, frumentaceemente, frumentacees
<i>adj</i> frumentaceous

frumentari, frumentarimente, frumentaris
<i>adj</i> frumentaceous

frumento, frumentos
<i>n</i> wheat

frustra
<b>[frustra]</b><br><i>adv</i> in vain

frustranee, frustraneemente, frustranees
<i>adj</i> vain, futile, frustraneous

frustrar, frustra, frustrante, frustrara, frustrarea, frustrate, frustrava
<i>v</i> to frustrate (1. to disappoint, deceive; 2. to balk, render vain);<br><b>frustrar le sperantias de (un persona)</b> to frustrate (someone's) hopes

frustration, frustrationes
<i>n</i> frustration

frustratori, frustratorimente, frustratoris
<i>adj</i> frustratory, frustrative (= that disappoints or renders vain)

fuchs, leonhard
<b>Fuchs, Leonhard</b><br><i>npr</i> [1501-1566; German botanist]

fuchsia, fuchsias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Fuchsia; <i>also:</i> fuchsia

fuchsina, fuchsinas
<i>n</i> fuchsin

fuga, fugas
<i>n</i> 1. flight (= act of fleeing); 2. ardor, impetuosity; 3. [Mus.] fugue;<br><b>poner in fuga</b> to put to flight;<br><b>fuga de gas</b> escape of gas

fugace, fugacemente, fugaces
<i>adj</i> fleeting, transient, transitory

fugacitate, fugacitates
<i>n</i> transitoriness

fugir, fugi, fugiente, fugira, fugirea, fugite, fugiva
<i>v</i> to flee

fugita, fugitas
<i>n</i> flight (= act of fleeing)

fugitive, fugitivemente, fugitives
<i>adj</i> fugitive

fugitivo, fugitivos
<i>n</i> fugitive

fulgente, fulgentemente, fulgentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fulger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fulgent

fulger, fulge, fulgente, fulgera, fulgerea, fulgeva, fulgite
<i>v</i> to flash, lighten, fulgurate

fulgide, fulgidemente, fulgides
<i>adj</i> shining, fulgid

fulgiditate, fulgiditates
<i>n</i> shine, brilliance, fulgidity

fulgor, fulgores
<i>n</i> dazzling brightness, fulgor

fulgural, fulgurales, fulguralmente
<i>adj</i> lightning, fulgural

fulgurante, fulgurantemente, fulgurantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>fulgurar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. fulgurant; 2. [Med.] fulgurating;<br><b>dolor fulgurante</b> fulgurant pains

fulgurar, fulgura, fulgurante, fulgurara, fulgurarea, fulgurate, fulgurava
<i>v</i> 1. to lighten, be lightening; 2. to flash (= to emit flashes as of lightning)

fulguration, fulgurationes
<i>n</i> fulguration

fulgure, fulgures
<i>n</i> (flash of) lightning

fulgurite, fulgurites
<i>n</i> [Geol.] fulgurite

fuligine, fuligines
<i>n</i> soot

fuliginose, fuliginosemente, fuliginoses
<i>adj</i> sooty

fullar, fulla, fullante, fullara, fullarea, fullate, fullava
<i>v</i> 1. to full, mill; 2. to trample, to tread, crush (grapes, etc.)

fullator, fullatores
<i>n</i> fuller (= one who fulls cloth, etc.)

fullatorio, fullatorios
<i>n</i> beater, fulling stock

fullatura, fullaturas
<i>n</i> (action of) fulling

fulmi
<b>fulmi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>fulmine</b>

fulmicoton, fulmicotones
<b>fulmicoton</b><br><i>n</i> guncotton

fulminante
<i>ppr</i> of <b>fulminar;<br>pulvere fulminante</b> fulminating powder

fulminar, fulmina, fulminante, fulminara, fulminarea, fulminate, fulminava
<i>v</i> I. to thunder and lighten; II. to fulminate (1. to explode violently; 2. to inveigh, thunder)

fulmination, fulminationes
<i>n</i> fulmination

fulminato, fulminatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] fulminate

fulminator, fulminatores
<i>n</i> fulminator

fulminatori, fulminatorimente, fulminatoris
<i>adj</i> fulminatory

fulmine, fulmines
<i>n</i> thunder bolt, lightning;<br><b>guerra fulmine</b> blitz, blitzkrieg;<br><b>serratura fulmine</b> zip fastener, zipper

fulminee, fulmineemente, fulminees
<i>adj</i> lightning, fulmineous

fulminic, fulminicamente, fulminiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] fulminic

fumar, fuma, fumante, fumara, fumarea, fumate, fumava
<i>v</i> I. to smoke (1. to fume, give off smoke or steam; 2. as in "to smoke a pipe"; 3. to cure (meat, fish, etc.) with smoke); II. to fume (= to show anger or irritation)

fumarola, fumarolas
<i>n</i> [Geol.] fumarole

fumator, fumatores
<i>n</i> smoker (= one who or that which smokes)

fumigar, fumiga, fumigante, fumigara, fumigarea, fumigate, fumigava
<i>v</i> to fumigate

fumigation, fumigationes
<i>n</i> fumigation

fumigator, fumigatores
<i>n</i> fumigator

fumigatori, fumigatorimente, fumigatoris
<i>adj</i> fumigating

fumista, fumistas
<i>n</i> chimney repairman

fumo, fumos
<i>n</i> smoke, fume

fumose, fumosemente, fumoses
<i>adj</i> smoky

fumoterra, fumoterras
<b>fumoterra</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] fumitory

fun, funes
<i>n</i> rope

funambulo, funambulos
<b>funambulo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> tightrope walker, funambulist

funct
<b>funct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>funger</b>

function, functiones
<i>n</i> function (1. as in "function of an organ, etc."; 2. [Math.])

functional, functionales, functionalmente
<i>adj</i> functional

functionalismo, functionalismos
<i>n</i> functionalism

functionalista, functionalistas
<i>n</i> functionalist

functionamento, functionamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) functioning

functionar, functiona, functionante, functionara, functionarea, functionate, functionava
<i>v</i> to function

functionario, functionarios
<i>n</i> functionary;<br><b>functionario (public)</b> civil servant

funda, fundas
<i>n</i> sling(shot)

fundamental, fundamentales, fundamentalmente
<i>adj</i> fundamental;<br><b>petra fundamental</b> foundation stone

fundamento, fundamentos
<i>n</i> foundation, base;<br><b>sin fundamento</b> groundless, unfounded

fundar, funda, fundante, fundara, fundarea, fundate, fundava
<i>v</i> to found (= to lay the foundation of)<hr><i>v</i> to sling (= to cast with a sling)

fundate, fundatemente, fundates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>fundar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> well-founded (as in "a well-founded charge")

fundation, fundationes
<i>n</i> foundation (1. action of founding; 2. endowed institution)

fundator, fundatores
<i>n</i> founder

funder, funde, fundente, fundera, funderea, fundeva, fundite, fuse
<b>[fund-/fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to melt, liquefy; 2. [Metal.] to found, cast;<br><b>funder se</b> to fuse, become fused

funderia, funderias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> foundry (= establishment where founding of metal is carried on)

fundo, fundos
<i>n</i> 1. bottom; 2. foundation; 3. background; 4. fund (= sum of money set aside for a special purpose);<br><b>dar fundo</b> to cast anchor;<br><b>a fundo</b> thoroughly;<br><b>in le fundo</b> fundamentally, at bottom;<br><b>articulo de fundo</b> editorial, leader;<br><b>fundos public</b> public funds;<br><b>le basse fundos del societate</b> the lowest strata of society, the underworld;<br><b>basse fundo</b> shallow, shoal

funeb
<b>funeb-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>funere</b>

funebre, funebremente, funebres
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>adj</i> funeral, funereal;<br><b>marcha funebre</b> funeral march;<br><b>pompa funebre</b> (solemn) funeral;<br><b>convoyo funebre</b> funeral procession

funeral, funerales, funeralmente
<i>adj</i> funeral

funerales
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>npl</i> funeral

funerari, funerarimente, funeraris
<i>adj</i> funeral, funerary

funere, funeres
<i>n</i> funeral;<br><b>funeres</b> funeral (ceremony)

funero, funeros
<i>n</i> ropemaker

funes
<b>funes-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>funere</b>

funeste, funestes
<i>n</i> disastrous, fatal, baneful

funger, functe, funge, fungente, fungera, fungerea, fungeva, fungite
<b>[fung-/funct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to function (as in "to function as chairman")

fungibile, fungibilemente, fungibiles
<i>adj</i> [Law] fungible

fungicida, fungicidamente, fungicidas
<b>fungicida</b><br><i>n</i> fungicide <hr><b>fungicida</b><br><i>adj</i> fungicidal

fungiforme, fungiformemente, fungiformes
<b>fungiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> fungiform

fungo, fungos
<i>n</i> fungus (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Pathol.])

fungologia, fungologias
<b>fungologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> fungology

fungologista, fungologistas
<i>n</i> fungologist

fungose, fungosemente, fungoses
<i>adj</i> fungous

fungositate, fungositates
<i>n</i> fungosity (1. fungus quality; 2. fungus excrescence)

funicular, funiculares, funicularmente
<i>adj</i> funicular;<br><b>ferrovia funicular</b> funicular (railway) <hr><i>n</i> funicular (railway)

funiculo, funiculos
<i>n</i> I. (small) cord; II. funiculus (1. umbilical cord, <i>funis</i>; 2. [Bot.])

funiforme, funiformemente, funiformes
<b>funiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> funiform

fur, fures
<i>n</i> thief

furar, fura, furante, furara, furarea, furate, furava
<i>v</i> to steal

furbir, furbi, furbiente, furbira, furbirea, furbite, furbiva
<i>v</i> to clean, polish, furbish (up)

furbitor, furbitores
<i>n</i> furbisher

furca, furcas
<i>n</i> I. fork (1. as in "pitchfork"; <i>also:</i> forked or pronged instrument, etc.; 2. as in "knife and fork"; 3. bifurcation); II. gallows

furcar, furca, furcante, furcara, furcarea, furcate, furcava
<i>v</i> to fork (1. to manipulate with a fork; 2. to give the shape of a fork to; 3. to be or turn fork-shaped);<br><b>furcar se</b> to fork, branch off

furcata, furcatas
<i>n</i> forkful (of hay, food etc.)

furcate, furcatemente, furcates
<i>adj</i> fork-shaped, forked

furch
<b>furch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>furca</b>

furchetta, furchettas
<i>n</i> fork (as in "knife and fork")

furer, fure, furente, furera, furerea, fureva, furite
<i>v</i> 1. to be out of one's mind; 2. to be furious

furetto, furettos
<i>n</i> ferret

furfuracee, furfuraceemente, furfuracees
<i>adj</i> furfuraceous (1. resembling bran, branlike; 2. covered with branlike scales)

furfure, furfures
<i>n</i> I. bran; II. dandruff, scurf, furfur

furfurose, furfurosemente, furfuroses
<i>adj</i> dandruffy, scurfy

furia, furias
<i>n</i> 1. [Mythol.] Fury; 2. fury (= fierce anger)

furiar, furia, furiante, furiara, furiarea, furiate, furiava
<i>v</i> to infuriate

furibunde, furibundemente, furibundes
<i>adj</i> 1. frantic, frenzied; 2. raging, furious

furiose, furiosemente, furioses
<i>adj</i> furious

furiositate, furiositates
<i>n</i> furiousness, fury

furnata, furnatas
<i>n</i> ovenful (of bread, etc.)

furnero, furneros
<i>n</i> 1. baker; 2. [Ornith.] ovenbird

furno, furnos
<i>n</i> 1. oven; 2. furnace;<br><b>alte furno</b> blast furnace

furor, furores
<i>n</i> 1. mania, frenzy; 2. fury, rage

furtive, furtivemente, furtives
<i>adj</i> furtive, stealthy

furto, furtos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) theft; 2. stolen article

furunculo, furunculos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] furuncle, boil

furunculosis, furunculoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] furunculosis

fus
<b>fus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>funder</b>

fuselage, fuselages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Aeronaut.] fuselage

fusero, fuseros
<i>n</i> spindle maker

fusibile, fusibilemente, fusibiles
<i>adj</i> fusible; easily melted;<br><b>(filo) fusibile</b> [Elec.] fuse

fusibilitate, fusibilitates
<i>n</i> fusibility

fusiforme, fusiformemente, fusiformes
<b>fusiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> fusiform, spindle-shaped

fusil, fusiles
<i>n</i> 1. steel (to strike fire with); 2. gun, rifle

fusilada, fusiladas
<i>n</i> fusilade

fusilar, fusila, fusilante, fusilara, fusilarea, fusilate, fusilava
<i>v</i> to shoot (down), execute, fusilade

fusilero, fusileros
<i>n</i> fusilier

fusion, fusiones
<i>n</i> 1. melting; 2. fusion

fusionamento, fusionamentos
<i>n</i> [Com., Pol.] amalgamation, merger

fusionar, fusiona, fusionante, fusionara, fusionarea, fusionate, fusionava
<i>v</i> [Com., Pol.] to amalgamate, merge

fuso, fusos
<i>n</i> 1. [Spinning] spindle; 2. [Geom.] lune

fusta, fustas
<i>n</i> [Naut.] lateen-rigged lighter

fuste, fustes
<i>n</i> 1. cudgel, club; 2. shaft (of a column); 3. shaft (of a spear, lance, harpoon, etc.); 4. stock (of a rifle, pistol, etc.)

fustigar, fustiga, fustigante, fustigara, fustigarea, fustigate, fustigava
<i>v</i> to cudgel, thrash, beat

fustigation, fustigationes
<i>n</i> (act of) thrashing, beating

futar
<b>-futar</b><br><i>v</i> [used in compounds]

futile, futilemente, futiles
<i>adj</i> insignificant, unimportant

futilitate, futilitates
<i>n</i> insignificance, unimportance

futur, futures, futurmente
<i>adj</i> future;<br><b>tempore futur</b> [Gram.] future (tense);<br><b>futuro, futura</b> intended (husband, wife)

futurismo, futurismos
<i>n</i> [Art.] futurism

futurista, futuristas
<i>n</i> [Art.] futurist; <i>also: attrib.</i> futurist, futuristic

futuro, futuros
<i>n</i> future (1. time to come; 2. [Gram.])

g
<i>abbr</i> = <b>gramma</b>

gabardina, gabardinas
<i>n</i> 1. [Hist.] gaberdine; 2. gabardine (= fabric "gabardine")

gado, gados
<i>n</i> codfish, gade

gage, gages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> wages, pay

gai, gaimente, gais
<i>adj</i> gay (= merry)

gaio, gaios
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] jay

gaitate, gaitates
<i>n</i> gaiety

gal
<b>gal- [gal-/galact-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] gal- (= milk)

gala, galas
<i>n</i> gala;<br><b>habito de gala</b> gala dress

galante, galantemente, galantes
<i>adj</i> gallant (= polite and attentive to the women)

galantear, galantea, galanteante, galanteara, galantearea, galanteate, galanteava
<i>v</i> to court, woo

galanteria, galanterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gallantry (= polite attention to the women)

galata, galatas
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>n</i> Galatian;<br><b>epistola al galatas</b> Epistle to the Galatians

galatia
<b>Galatia</b><br><i>npr</i> Galatia

galatic, galaticamente, galatiches
<i>adj</i> Galatian, Galatic

galea, galeas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> galley (1. as in "to condemn to the galleys"; 2. [Print.])

galeassa, galeassas
<i>n</i> galleass

galeon, galeones
<i>n</i> galleon

galeota, galeotas
<i>n</i> galiot

galera, galeras
<i>n</i> galley (as in "to condemn to the galleys")

galeria, galerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gallery (1. covered passageway; 2. [Theat.]; 3. art museum)

galeriano, galerianos
<i>n</i> galley slave

galicia
<b>Galicia</b><br><i>npr</i> Galicia (= former Austrian crownland)

galician, galicianes, galicianmente
<i>adj</i> Galician (= of the Austrian crownland of Galicia)

galiciano, galicianos
<i>n</i> Galician (= as in "Galician from Lwow")

galilea, galileas
<b>Galilea (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Galilee

galilee, galileemente, galilees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> Galilean (= of Galilee)

galileo, galileos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> Galilean

galimatias, galimatiases
<b>(-as)</b><br><i>n</i> gibberish, jargon, galimatias

gall
<b>gall-</b><br><i>see</i> Galles

gallecia
<b>Gallecia</b><br><i>npr</i> Galicia (= province at the northwest corner of Spain)

gallecian, gallecianes, gallecianmente
<i>adj</i> Galician (= of Spanish province of Galicia)

galleciano, gallecianos
<i>n</i> Galician, Gallegan, Gallego (1. native of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician language)

galleco, gallecos
<i>n</i> Gallego, Gallegan, Galician (1. native of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician language)

gallego, gallegos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> Gallego, Gallegan, Galician (1. native of Galicia in Spain; 2. Galician language)

galles
<b>Galles (gl-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Wales;<br><b>Prince de Galles</b> Prince of Wales

gallese, gallesemente, galleses
<i>adj</i> Welsh <hr><i>n</i> 1. Welshman, Welshwoman; 2. Welsh (language)

galletto, gallettos
<i>n</i> chicken, cockerel

gallia
<b>Gallia</b><br><i>npr</i> (Gaul = the land of the Gauls)

galliarda, galliardas
<i>n</i> [Dancing] galliard

galliarde, galliardemente, galliardes
<i>adj</i> vigorous, hardy, hearty; lively, brisk, jolly, etc.

galliardia, galliardias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> vigor; liveliness, gaiety, etc.

galliardo, galliardos
<i>n</i> hefty fellow, jolly chap, blade, etc.

gallic, gallicamente, galliches
<i>adj</i> Gallic (1. Gaulish; 2. French)

gallican, gallicanes, gallicanmente
<i>adj</i> [Eccl. Hist] Gallican

gallicanismo, gallicanismos
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Gallicanism

gallicano, gallicanos
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Gallican

gallicismo, gallicismos
<i>n</i> Gallicism

gallico, gallicos
<i>n</i> Gaulish (language)

gallina, gallinas
<i>n</i> 1. hen; 2. chicken (= domestic fowl, barnyard fowl);<br><b>gallina de India</b> Turkey hen

gallinaceas
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] gallinaceans

gallinacee, gallinaceemente, gallinacees
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] gallinaceous

gallinero, gallineros
<i>n</i> chicken farmer, poultry man

gallinetta, gallinettas
<i>n</i> chicken, chick; pullet

gallinicultura, galliniculturas
<b>gallinicultura</b><br><i>n</i> chicken breeding

galliniera, gallinieras
<i>n</i> chicken coop

gallium, galliumes
<b>(gl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] gallium

gallo, gallos
<i>n</i> Gaul (= inhabitant of Gaul) <hr><i>n</i> rooster, cock;<br><b>gallo de India</b> Turkey cock

gallomania, gallomanias
<b>gallomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Gallomania, Francomania

gallon, gallons
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> gallon

gallophile, gallophilemente, gallophiles
<b>gallophile</b><br><i>adj</i> Gallophile, Francophile

gallophilia, gallophilias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Gallophilism, Francophilism

gallophilo, gallophilos
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> Gallophile, Francophile

gallophobe, gallophobemente, gallophobes
<b>gallophobe (-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Gallophobe, Francophobe

gallophobia, gallophobias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Gallophobia, Francophobia

gallophobo, gallophobos
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> Gallophobe, Francophobe

galloroman, galloromanes, galloromanmente
<b>galloroman</b><br><i>adj</i> Gallo-Roman

galocha, galochas
<b>(-sha)</b><br><i>n</i> galosh, overshoe

galon, galones
<i>n</i> braid, galloon; <i>also:</i> [Mil.] chevron;<br><b>galones</b> [Mil.] stripes

galonar, galona, galonante, galonara, galonarea, galonate, galonava
<i>v</i> to braid (= to trim with braid)

galonero, galoneros
<i>n</i> braid or galloon maker

galopar, galopa, galopante, galopara, galoparea, galopate, galopava
<i>v</i> to gallop (= to go at a gallop);<br><b>phthisis galopante</b> [Pathol.] galloping consumption

galopo, galopos
<i>n</i> 1. gallop; 2. [Dancing] galop

galvan
<b>galvan-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Galvani, Luigi</b>

galvani, luigi galvani
<B>Galvani, Luigi</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1737-1798; discoverer of galvanism]

galvanic, galvanicamente, galvaniches
<i>adj</i> galvanic (as in "galvanic battery")

galvanisar, galvanisa, galvanisante, galvanisara, galvanisarea, galvanisate, galvanisava
<i>v</i> to galvanize

galvanisation, galvanisationes
<i>n</i> galvanization

galvanismo, galvanismos
<i>n</i> galvanism

galvanometro, galvanometros
<b>galvanometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> galvanometer

galvanoplastia, galvanoplastias
<b>galvanoplastia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> galvanoplastics, galvanoplasty

galvanoplastic, galvanoplasticamente, galvanoplastiches
<i>adj</i> galvanoplastic

galvanoplastica, galvanoplasticas
<i>n</i> galvanoplastics

gamba, gambas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] leg;<br><b>(viola de) gamba</b> [Mus.] (viola da) gamba

gambada, gambadas
<i>n</i> gambol

gambadar, gambada, gambadante, gambadara, gambadarea, gambadate, gambadava
<i>v</i> to gambol

gambiera, gambieras
<i>n</i> 1. legging; 2. jambeau (= armor for the leg)

gambito, gambitos
<i>n</i> [Chess] gambit

gambon, gambones
<i>n</i> ham, gammon

gameta, gametas
<i>n</i> [Biol.] gamete

gamma, gammas
<i>n</i> I. gamma (= third letter of the Greek alphabet); II. gamut (1. [Mus.]: 2. as in "gamut of colors, emotions, etc.");<br><b>radio gamma</b> gamma ray

gammate, gammatemente, gammates
<i>adj</i> hooked (as in "hooked cross");<br><b>cruce gammate</b> hooked cross, gammadion, swastika

gamo
<b>gamo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] gamo- (= marriage)

gamomania, gamomanias
<b>gamomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychol.] gamomania

gange
<b>Gange</b><br><i>npr</i> Ganges

gangetic, gangeticamente, gangetiches
<i>adj</i> Gangetic

gangli
<b>gangli-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ganglion</b>

gangliforme, gangliformemente, gangliformes
<b>gangliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> gangliform

ganglioma, gangliomas
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] ganglioma

ganglion, gangliones
<b>(-nglion)</b><br><i>n</i> ganglion

ganglionar, ganglionares, ganglionarmente
<i>adj</i> ganglionary

ganglionitis, ganglionites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> ganglionitis

gangrena, gangrenas
<i>n</i> gangrene

gangrenar, gangrena, gangrenante, gangrenara, gangrenarea, gangrenate, gangrenava
<i>v</i> to gangrene

gangrenose, gangrenosemente, gangrenoses
<i>adj</i> gangrenous

gangster, gangsters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> gangster

ganiabile, ganiabilemente, ganiabiles
<i>adj</i> that can be won or gained

ganiar, gania, ganiante, ganiara, ganiarea, ganiate, ganiava
<i>v</i> 1. to win, gain; 2. to earn; 3. to win or gain over;<br><b>ganiar tempore</b> to gain, or play for, time;<br><b>ganiar un loco</b> to gain or reach a place

ganiator, ganiatores
<i>n</i> winner, gainer

ganio, ganios
<i>n</i> gain, profit

garage, garages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> garage

garagista, garagistas
<b>(-jis-)</b><br><i>n</i> garagekeeper, garageman

garante, garantes
<i>n</i> guarantor, guarantee

garantia, garantias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> guarantee, guaranty, warranty

garantir, garanti, garantiente, garantira, garantirea, garantite, garantiva
<i>v</i> to guarantee (1. "to guarantee the quality of"; 2. to warrant)

garden, alexander garden
<B>Garden, Alexander</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1730-1791; American botanist]

garden-party, garden-partys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> garden party

gardenia, gardenias
<i>n</i> gardenia

garnison, garnisons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> garrison

garrettiera, garrettieras
<i>n</i> garter;<br><b>ordine del garrettiera</b> Order of the Garter

garretto, garrettos
<i>n</i> hollow of the knee

garrotar, garrota, garrotante, garrotara, garrotarea, garrotate, garrotava
<i>v</i> to garrote (= to strangle with the garrote)

garrote, garrotes
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> garrote, garrotte (1. instrument used for garroting; 2. execution by means of the garrote)

garrular, garrula, garrulante, garrulara, garrularea, garrulate, garrulava
<i>v</i> babble, prattle, chatter

garrule, garrulemente, garrules
<i>adj</i> garrulous

garrulitate, garrulitates
<i>n</i> garrulity

garson, garsones
<i>n</i> lad, boy, young man, youth

gas, gases
<i>n</i> gas (= gaseous substance; <i>specif.:</i> gas for lighting or heating);<br><b>gas hilarante</b> laughing gas;<br><b>gas lacrimogene</b> tear gas

gasificar, gasifica, gasificante, gasificara, gasificarea, gasificate, gasificava
<i>v</i> to gasify (= to make gascous)

gasification, gasificationes
<i>n</i> gasification

gasiforme, gasiformemente, gasiformes
<b>gasiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> gasiform, in a gaseous state

gaso-metro, gaso-metros
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> gasometer

gasogene, gasogenemente, gasogenes
<b>gasogene</b><br><i>adj</i> gas-producing; aerating

gasogeno, gasogenos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> gas producer

gasolina, gasolinas
<i>n</i> gasoline, petrol

gasose, gasosemente, gasoses
<i>adj</i> gaseous

gastonomic, gastonomicamente, gastonomiches
<i>adj</i> gastronomic

gastralgia, gastralgias
<b>gastralgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] gastralgia

gastric, gastricamente, gastriches
<i>adj</i> gastric

gastritis, gastrites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] gastritis

gastro, gastros
<i>n</i> abdomen, belly, stomach

gastroenteric, gastroentericamente, gastroenteriches
<b>gastroenteric</b><br><i>adj</i> gastroenteric

gastroenteritis, gastroenterites
<b>gastroenteritis (-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] gastroenteritis

gastronome, gastronomemente, gastronomes
<b>gastronome (-tr)</b><br><i>adj</i> gastronomic

gastronomia, gastronomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gastronomy

gastronomo, gastronomos
<b>(-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> gastronome, gastronomist

gastropode, gastropodemente, gastropodes
<b>gastropode (-pode)</b><br><i>adj</i> gastropodous, gastropod

gastropodo, gastropodos
<b>(-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] gastropod, gasteropod;<br><b>gastropodos</b> [Zool.] Gastropoda, Gasteropoda

gastroscopia, gastroscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gastroscopy

gastroscopio, gastroscopios
<b>gastroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] gastroscope

gastrotomia, gastrotomias
<b>gastrotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] gastrotomy

gastrula, gastrulas
<i>n</i> [Embryol.] gastrula

gauder, gaude, gaudente, gaudera, gauderea, gaudeva, gaudite
<i>v</i> to rejoice;<br><b>gauder de</b> to enjoy

gaudimento, gaudimentos
<i>n</i> enjoyment

gaudio, gaudios
<i>n</i> joy

gaudiose, gaudiosemente, gaudioses
<i>adj</i> joyful, joyous

gauss, gausses, karl friedrich gauss
<I>n</I> [Elec.] gauss<HR><B>Gauss, Karl Friedrich</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1777-1855; mathematician after whom the "gauss" is named];<BR><B>logarithmos de Gauss</B> Gaussian or Gauss's logarithms<BR>

gaza, gazas
<i>n</i> gauze

gazon, gazones
<i>n</i> lawn (= ground covered with fine grass)

ge
<b>ge-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] geo- (= earth)

gedeon
<b>Gedeon</b><br><i>npr</i> Gideon

geisha, geishas
<b>[J]</b><br><i>n</i> geisha

gelar, gela, gelante, gelara, gelarea, gelate, gelava
<i>v</i> to freeze (1. to cause to freeze; 2. to become ice)

gelatina, gelatinas
<i>n</i> gelatin

gelatinose, gelatinosemente, gelatinoses
<i>adj</i> gelatinous

gelato, gelatos
<i>n</i> ice (= ice cream, sherbet, etc.)

gelatura, gelaturas
<i>n</i> freezing, frost; <i>also:</i> chilblain

gelea, geleas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> jelly

gelo, gelos
<i>n</i> frost (as in "night frost")

gemer, geme, gemente, gemera, gemerea, gemeva, gemite
<i>v</i> to groan; to whine; to sigh; <i>also:</i> to coo

gemimento, gemimentos
<i>n</i> groaning, sighing; whine; <i>also:</i> cooing

geminar, gemina, geminante, geminara, geminarea, geminate, geminava
<i>v</i> to geminate

geminate, geminatemente, geminates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>geminar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> geminate

gemination, geminationes
<i>n</i> gemination

geminative, geminatives
<i>n</i> geminative

gemine, geminemente, gemines
<i>adj</i> 1. twin; 2. double, two-fold

gemino, geminos
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>n</i> twin;<br><b>Geminos</b> [Astron.] Gemini, Twins

gemito, gemitos
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>n</i> groan, whine

gemma, gemmas
<i>n</i> 1. gem (= precious stone, pearl, etc.); 2. [Bot.] gemma;<br><b>sal gemma</b> rock salt

gemmar, gemma, gemmante, gemmara, gemmarea, gemmate, gemmava
<i>v</i> 1. to gem, adorn with gems; 2. to gemmate, bud

gemmate, gemmatemente, gemmates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>gemmar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> gemmed, jeweled

gemmation, gemmationes
<i>n</i> gemmation, budding

gemmifere, gemmiferemente, gemmiferes
<i>adj</i> gemmiferous

gemmula, gemmulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] gemmule

gen, genes
<i>n</i> [Biol.] gene<hr><b>gen-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] gen- (as in "genitive," "progenitor" etc.) <hr><b>gen-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] gen- (as in "genesis", "genetic" etc.)

gena, genas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] cheek

genal, genales, genalmente
<i>adj</i> chin, genal

gendarme, gendarmes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> gendarme

genea
<b>genea-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] genea- (= descent)

genealogia, genealogias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> genealogy (1. line of descent; 2. study of descent])

genealogic, genealogicamente, genealogiches
<i>adj</i> genealogical;<br><b>arbore genealogic</b> genealogical tree, family tree

genealogista, genealogistas
<i>n</i> genealogist

genealogo, genealogos
<b>genealogo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> genealogist

general, generales, generalmente
<i>adj</i> general;<br><b>in general</b> in general <hr><i>n</i> general

generalato, generalatos
<i>n</i> generalship (= office or tenure of a general)

generalisabile, generalisabilemente, generalisabiles
<i>adj</i> generalizable

generalisar, generalisa, generalisante, generalisara, generalisarea, generalisate, generalisava
<i>v</i> to generalize

generalisation, generalisationes
<i>n</i> generalization (1. act of generalizing; 2. general inference)

generalisator, generalisatores
<i>n</i> generalizer

generalissmo, generalissmos
<b>(-ssmo)</b><br><i>n</i> generalissimo

generalitate, generalitates
<i>n</i> generality (1. generalness; 2. greatest part, majority; 3. general statement)

generar, genera, generante, generara, generarea, generate, generava
<i>v</i> to generate (= to produce)

generation, generationes
<i>n</i> generation (1. act of generating; 2. as in "three generations");<br><b>generation spontanee</b> spontaneous generation

generative, generativemente, generatives
<i>adj</i> generative

generator, generatores
<i>n</i> [Mech., Elec.] generator; <i>attrib.</i> generating, generative

genere, generes
<i>n</i> 1. [Zool.; Bot.] genus; 2. kind, sort, type, etc.; 3. [Art, Lit.] genre; 4. [Gram.] gender

generic, genericamente, generiches
<i>adj</i> generic

generose, generosemente, generoses
<i>adj</i> I. of noble lineage, high-born; of good breed; II. generous (1. noble; 2. liberal)

generositate, generositates
<i>n</i> generosity (1. nobleness of mind; 2. liberality)

genese, geneses
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>n</i> genesis;<br><b>Genese</b> [Bib.] Genesis

genesis, geneses
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>n</i> genesis;<br><b>Genesis</b> [Bib.] Genesis

genetic, geneticamente, genetiches
<i>adj</i> genetic (1. of genesis; 2. of genetics)

genetica, geneticas
<i>n</i> genetics (= the science of genetics)

geneva
<b>Geneva</b><br><i>npr</i> Geneva

genevese, genevesemente, geneveses
<i>adj</i> Geneva, Genevan<hr><i>n</i> Genevan

genial, geniales, genialmente
<i>adj</i> of genius, inspired;<br><b>homine genial</b> man of genius

genicular, genicula, geniculante, geniculara, genicularea, geniculate, geniculava
<i>v</i> to bend the knee, kneel (down)

geniculate, geniculatemente, geniculates
<i>adj</i> geniculate (= bent abruptly at an angle)

geniculation, geniculationes
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) bending the knee, kneeling (down); 2. geniculation

geniculiera, geniculieras
<i>n</i> [Armor] <i>genouillre</i>

geniculo, geniculos
<i>n</i> knee

genio, genios
<i>n</i> genius (1. spirit; guardian spirit, elemental spirit, jinni, etc.; 2. innate character, disposition or aptitude; 3. man of genius)

genital, genitales, genitalmente
<i>adj</i> genital

genite, genitemente, genites
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> begotten

genitival, genitivales, genitivalmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] genitival

genitive, genitivemente, genitives
<i>adj</i> 1. generative; 2. [Gram.] genitive, possessive

genitivo, genitivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] genitive

genitor, genitores
<i>n</i> sire, begetter

genitura, genituras
<i>n</i> 1. generation, begetting; 2. offspring

genocidio, genocidios
<b>genocidio</b><br><i>n</i> genocide

genos, genoses
<b>[Gr.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Hist.] genos;<br><b>geno-</b> geno- (1. kind, genus; 2. race; 3. offspring)

genotypo, genotypos
<b>genotypo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> genotype

genoveva
<b>Genoveva</b><br><i>nprf</i> Genevieve

gente, gentes
<i>n</i> people (1. nation, national group; 2. persons, folk);<br><b>derecto del gentes</b> law of nations

gentiana, gentianas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] gentian

gentianaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Gentianaceae

gentianacee, gentianaceemente, gentianacees
<i>adj</i> gentianaceous

gentil, gentiles, gentilmente
<i>adj</i> 1. noble; 2. nice, pleasant; 3. [Ch. Hist.] gentile <hr><i>n</i> [Ch. Hist.] gentile

gentilessa, gentilessas
<i>n</i> niceness, pleasantness

gentilhomine, gentilhomines
<b>gentilhomine</b><br><i>n</i> 1. nobleman; 2. gentleman (as in "a real gentleman")

gentilismo, gentilismos
<i>n</i> [Ch. Hist.] gentilism

gentilitate, gentilitates
<i>n</i> [Ch. Hist.] gentiledom

gentius, gentiuses
<b>Gentius (gn-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [about 180 B.C.; King of Illyria who discovered the gentian according to Pliny]

gentleman, gentlemans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> gentleman (as in "a real gentleman")

genu, genus
<i>n</i> knee

genua
<b>Genua</b><br><i>npr</i> Genoa

genuese, genuesemente, genueses
<i>adj/n</i> Genoese

genuflecter, genuflecte, genuflectente, genuflectera, genuflecterea, genuflecteva, genuflectite, genuflexe
<b>genuflecter [flect-/-flex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to genuflect

genuflex
<b>genuflex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>genuflecter</b>

genuflexion, genuflexiones
<i>n</i> genuflection, genuflexion

genuin, genuines, genuinmente
<i>adj</i> genuine (1. purebred; 2. real, authentic)

genuinitate, genuinitates
<i>n</i> genuineness

geocentric, geocentricamente, geocentriches
<b>geocentric</b><br><i>adj</i> geocentric (= pertaining to or measured from the earth's center)

geode, geodes
<i>n</i> [Geol.] geode

geodesia, geodesias
<b>geodesia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geodesy

geodesic, geodesicamente, geodesiches
<i>adj</i> geodetic

geodetic, geodeticamente, geodetiches
<b>geodetic</b><br><i>adj</i> geodetic

geogenia, geogenias
<b>geogenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geogeny

geogenic, geogenicamente, geogeniches
<i>adj</i> geogenic

geognosia, geognosias
<b>geognosia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geognosy

geognosta, geognostas
<b>geognosta</b><br><i>n</i> geognost (= one versed in geognosy)

geognostic, geognosticamente, geognostiches
<i>adj</i> geognostic

geogonia, geogonias
<b>geogonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geogony

geogonic, geogonicamente, geogoniches
<i>adj</i> geogonic

geographia, geographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geography;<br><b>geographia physic</b> physical geography;<br><b>geographia economic</b> economic geography;<br><b>geographia politic</b> political geography

geographic, geographicamente, geographiches
<i>adj</i> geographical

geographo, geographos
<b>geographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> geographer

geologia, geologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geology (1. science of geology; 2. geological features of a given area)

geologic, geologicamente, geologiches
<i>adj</i> geological

geologista, geologistas
<i>n</i> geologist

geologo, geologos
<b>geologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> geologist

geomante, geomantes
<b>geomante</b><br><i>n</i> geomancer, geomant

geomantia, geomantias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geomancy

geomantic, geomanticamente, geomantiches
<i>adj</i> geomantic

geometra, geometras
<b>geometra (--)</b><br><i>n</i> geometer, geometrician

geometria, geometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> geometry;<br><b>geometria plan</b> plane geometry

geometric, geometricamente, geometriches
<i>adj</i> geometric, geometrical

geophysic, geophysicamente, geophysiches
<b>geophysic</b><br><i>adj</i> geophysical

geophysica, geophysicas
<i>n</i> geophysics

geopolitica, geopoliticas
<b>geopolitica</b><br><i>n</i> geopolitics

georama, georamas
<b>georama</b><br><i>n</i> georama

georgia
<b>Georgia</b><br><i>npr</i> [Geog.] Georgia

georgian, georgianes, georgianmente
<i>adj</i> Georgian (1. pertaining to George; 2. pertaining to Georgia)

georgio
<b>Georgio</b><br><i>nprm</i> George

geotropic, geotropicamente, geotropiches
<b>geotropic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] geotropic

geotropismo, geotropismos
<b>geotropismo</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] geotropism

geranio, geranios
<i>n</i> geranium

gerente, gerentes
<i>n</i> manager

gerentia, gerentias
<i>n</i> management

gerer, gere, gerente, gerera, gererea, gereva, gerite, geste
<b>[ger-/gest-]</b><br><i>v</i> to manage, administer

german, germanes, germanmente
<i>adj</i> German

germania, germanias
<b>Germania</b><br><i>n</i> Germany

germanic, germanicamente, germaniches
<i>adj</i> Germanic

germanisar, germanisa, germanisante, germanisara, germanisarea, germanisate, germanisava
<i>v</i> to Germanize (= to make German)

germanismo, germanismos
<i>n</i> Germanism

germanista, germanistas
<i>n</i> Germanist (= scholar in Germanics)

germanistic, germanisticamente, germanistiches
<i>adj</i> Germanist, Germanistic

germanistica, germanisticas
<i>n</i> Germanics

germanium, germaniumes
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] germanium

germano, germanos
<i>n</i> German (1. "German language"; 2. native of Germany)

germanophile, germanophilemente, germanophiles
<b>germanophile</b><br><i>adj</i> Germanophile

germanophilo, germanophilos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> Germanophile

germi
<b>germi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>germine</b>

germicida, germicidas
<b>germicida</b><br><i>n</i> germicide (= substance that kills germs); <i>attrib.</i> germicidal

germicidal, germicidales, germicidalmente
<i>adj</i> germicidal

germinar, germina, germinante, germinara, germinarea, germinate, germinava
<i>v</i> to germinate

germination, germinationes
<i>n</i> germination

germinative, germinativemente, germinatives
<i>adj</i> germinative

germine, germines
<i>n</i> germ;<br><b>germine pathogenic</b> (disease) germ

geront
<b>geront-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] geront-, geronto- (= old man)

gerontocratia, gerontocratias
<b>gerontocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gerontocracy

gerundio, gerundios
<i>n</i> [Gram.] gerund

gerundive, gerundivemente, gerundives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] gerundive, gerundial

gerundivo, gerundivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] gerundive

gest
<b>gest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>gerer</b>

gesta, gestas
<i>n</i> exploit

gestapo, gestapos
<b>Gestapo [G]</b><br><i>n</i> Gestapo (= secret state police in Nazi Germany)

gestar, gesta, gestante, gestara, gestarea, gestate, gestava
<i>v</i> to be with child or young

gestation, gestationes
<i>n</i> gestation

gestatori, gestatorimente, gestatoris
<i>adj</i> gestatory

gesticular, gesticula, gesticulante, gesticulara, gesticularea, gesticulate, gesticulava
<i>v</i> to gesticulate

gesticulation, gesticulationes
<i>n</i> gesticulation

gesticulator, gesticulatores
<i>n</i> gesticulator

gestion, gestiones
<i>n</i> management, administration

gesto, gestos
<i>n</i> gesture

gethsemani
<b>Gethsemani (-s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Gethsemane

geyser, geyseres
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> geyser

ghetto, ghettos
<b>(gt-)</b><br><i>n</i> ghetto

ghibellin, ghibellines, ghibellinmente
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Ital. Hist.] Ghibelline

ghibellino, ghibellinos
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Ital. Hist] Ghibelline

gibbo, gibbos
<i>n</i> hump, hunch

gibbose, gibbosemente, gibboses
<i>adj</i> hunched, humped, gibbous; <i>specif.:</i> humpbacked, hunchbacked

gibbositate, gibbositates
<i>n</i> gibbousness, gibbosity

gigante, gigantes
<i>n</i> giant; giantess; <i>attrib.</i> giant, gigantic

gigantesc, gigantescamente, gigantesches
<i>adj</i> gigantic

gigantomachia, gigantomachias
<b>gigantomachia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gigantomachy

gilet, gilets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> vest, waistcoat

gin, gins
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> gin (= alcoholic beverage flavored with juniper berries, etc.)

gingibre, gingibres
<b>(jinjbre)</b><br><i>n</i> ginger

gingiva, gingivas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] gum

gingival, gingivales, gingivalmente
<i>adj</i> gingival

gingivitis, gingivites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> gingivitis

ginseng, ginsenges
<b>(jnsng)</b><br><i>n</i> ginseng

girafa, girafas
<b>(jirfa)</b><br><i>n</i> giraffe

girar, gira, girante, girara, girarea, girate, girava
<i>v</i> to gyrate, rotate

girasol, girasoles
<b>girasol</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] girasol, girasole; fire opal

giration, girationes
<i>n</i> gyration, rotation

giratori, giratorimente, giratoris
<i>adj</i> gyratory, gyrating

giro, giros
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] Giro

gitarra, gitarras
<i>n</i> guitar

gitarrista, gitarristas
<i>n</i> guitarist

glacial, glaciales
<i>n</i> glacial (1. as in "glacial phenomena"; 2. icy, ice-cold);<br><b>zona glacial</b> Frigid Zone;<br><b>epocha glacial, periodo glacial</b> glacial epoch or period, ice age

glaciar, glacia, glaciante, glaciara, glaciarea, glaciate, glaciava
<i>v</i> to freeze, ice, glaciate

glacie, glacies
<i>n</i> ice;<br><b>rumper le glacie</b> to break the ice;<br><b>glacie de sucro</b> icing, frosting

glaciera, glacieras
<i>n</i> icehouse, icebox, etc.

glaciero, glacieros
<i>n</i> glacier

glacis, glaciss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Fortif.] glacis

glac, glacmente, glacs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>adj</i> glac (1. having lustre; 2. coated with icing)

gladiator, gladiatores
<i>n</i> gladiator

gladiatori, gladiatorimente, gladiatoris
<i>adj</i> gladiatorial

gladiatura, gladiaturas
<i>n</i> gladiatorial combat

gladio, gladios
<i>n</i> sword

gladiolo, gladiolos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> gladiolus, gladiola

glande, glandes
<i>n</i> acorn

glandifere, glandiferemente, glandiferes
<i>adj</i> glandiferous, bearing acorns

glandiforme, glandiformemente, glandiformes
<b>glandiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> glandiform, acorn-shaped

glandula, glandulas
<i>n</i> gland

glandular, glandulares, glandularmente
<i>adj</i> glandular

glandulose, glandulosemente, glanduloses
<i>adj</i> glandulous

glauc, glaucamente, glauches
<i>adj</i> blue-green, sea-green, glaucous

glaucoma, glaucomas
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] glaucoma

glissar, glissa, glissante, glissara, glissarea, glissate, glissava
<i>v</i> to slide; <i>also:</i> to glide, etc.

glob
<b>-glob-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>globulo</b>

global, globales, globalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. global, world-wide; 2. total, aggregate, inclusive, etc.

globe-trotter, globe-trotters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> globetrotter

globo, globos
<i>n</i> globe (1. sphere, ball; 2. earth; 3. "celestial or terrestrial globe"; 4. "globe of a lamp");<br><b>globo del oculo</b> eyeball

globoide, globoides
<i>n</i> globoid

globose, globosemente, globoses
<i>adj</i> spherical, globe-shaped, globose

globositate, globositates
<i>n</i> sphericity, globosity

globular, globulares, globularmente
<i>adj</i> globular, spherical

globulo, globulos
<i>n</i> globule;<br><b>globulos de sanguine</b> blood corpuscles

globulose, globulosemente, globuloses
<i>adj</i> globular (1. composed of globules; 2. spherical)

glomere, glomeres
<i>n</i> ball (of thread, yarn, etc)

glomerulo, glomerulos
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] glomerule; 2. [Anat.] glomerulus, glomerule

gloria, glorias
<i>n</i> I. glory (1. praise, fame, splendor, etc.; 2. [Relig. Art] as in "Christ in glory"); II. [R.C.Ch.] Gloria (as in "the <i>Gloria Patri</i>")

glorificar, glorifica, glorificante, glorificara, glorificarea, glorificate, glorificava
<i>v</i> to glorify;<br><b>glorificar se de</b> to glory in

glorification, glorificationes
<i>n</i> glorification

glorificator, glorificatores
<i>n</i> glorifier

gloriola, gloriolas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> petty vanity

gloriose, gloriosemente, glorioses
<i>adj</i> 1. glorious; 2. vainglorious

glossa, glossas
<i>n</i> gloss (= explanation, rendering, etc.);<br><b>gloss-</b> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] gloss-, glosso- (= tongue)

glossar, glossa, glossante, glossara, glossarea, glossate, glossava
<i>v</i> to gloss (= to explain by glosses)

glossario, glossarios
<i>n</i> glossary

glossator, glossatores
<i>n</i> glossator, writer of glosses

glossitis, glossites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] glossitis

glossotomia, glossotomias
<b>glossotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] glossotomy, excision of the tongue

glotta, glottas
<i>n</i> [Anat., Zool.] glottis;<br><b>glott-</b> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] glott-, glotto- (= tongue)

glottic, glotticamente, glottiches
<i>adj</i> glottic, glottal

gluc
<b>gluc-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] gluc- (= sweet)

glucato, glucatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glucate

glucic, glucicamente, gluciches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] glucic;<br><b>acido glucic</b> glucic acid

glucina, glucinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glucina

glucinum, glucinumes
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] glucinum

glucosa, glucosas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glucose, glycose

glucosido, glucosidos
<i>n</i> glucoside

gluma, glumas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] glume, husk

glumaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Glumaceae

glumacee, glumaceemente, glumacees
<i>adj</i> glumaceous

glumose, glumosemente, glumoses
<i>adj</i> glumous, glumose

glutinar, glutina, glutinante, glutinara, glutinarea, glutinate, glutinava
<i>v</i> to glue

glutine, glutines
<i>n</i> 1. glue; 2. gluten

glutinose, glutinosemente, glutinoses
<i>adj</i> sticky, glutinous

glutinositate, glutinositates
<i>n</i> stickiness, glutinousness

glutir, gluti, glutiente, glutira, glutirea, glutite, glutiva
<i>v</i> to swallow, swallow down

glutte, gluttemente, gluttes
<i>adj</i> gluttonous

glutton, gluttones
<i>n</i> glutton (1. gormandizer; 2. [Zool.] wolverine)

gluttonia, gluttonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gluttony

gluttonisar, gluttonisa, gluttonisante, gluttonisara, gluttonisarea, gluttonisate, gluttonisava
<i>v</i> to gluttonize, gormandize

glyc
<b>glyc-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>glycerina</b>

glycer
<b>glycer-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] <hr><b>glycer-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>glycerina</b>

glyceral, glycerales
<b>glyceral</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] glyceral

glycerato, glyceratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycerate

glyceria, glycerias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] manna grass; Glyceria

glyceric, glycericamente, glyceriches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] glyceric

glycerido, glyceridos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glyceride

glycerina, glycerinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycerin

glycerito, glyceritos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycerite

glycerol, glyceroles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycerol

glycerophosphato, glycerophosphatos
<b>glycerophosphato</b><br><i>n</i> [Chcm.] glycerophosphate

glycerophosphoric, glycerophosphoricamente, glycerophosphoriches
<b>glycerophosphoric</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] glycerophosphoric;<br><b>acido glycerophosphoric</b> glycerophosphoric acid

glyceryl, glyceryles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glyceryl

glycic, glycicamente, glyciches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] glycic

glycidic, glycidicamente, glycidiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] glycidic

glycido, glycidos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycide

glycina, glycinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycin

glycinia, glycinias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] wistaria

glycocolla, glycocollas
<b>glycocolla</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] glycocoll

glycogene, glycogenemente, glycogenes
<b>glycogene</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biochem.] glycogenous, glycogenic

glycogenic, glycogenicamente, glycogeniches
<i>adj</i> [Biochem.] glycogenic, glycogenous

glycogeno, glycogenos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biochem.] glycogen

glycol, glycoles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] glycol

glycy
<b>glycy-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] glycy-, glyc-, glyco- (= sweet)

glycyrrhiza, glycyrrhizas
<b>glycyrrhiza</b><br><i>n</i> licorice, glycyrrhiza

glycyrrhizina, glycyrrhizinas
<i>n</i> glycyrrhizin

glyph
<b>glyph-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] glyph- (= carving)

gnat
<b>-gnat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nate</b>

gneis, gnees
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> gneiss

gno
<b>gno-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds]

gnobile
<b>-gnobile</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nobile</b>

gnom
<b>-gnom-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>gnomone</b>

gnoma, gnomas
<i>n</i> gnome, aphorism

gnomic, gnomicamente, gnomiches
<i>adj</i> gnomic, aphoristic

gnomo, gnomos
<i>n</i> gnome (= goblin)

gnomologia, gnomologias
<b>gnomologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gnomology

gnomologic, gnomologicamente, gnomologiches
<i>adj</i> gnomologic

gnomologista, gnomologistas
<i>n</i> gnomologist

gnomone, gnomones
<i>n</i> gnomon (1. index rod on sundial; 2. [Geom.])

gnomonic, gnomonicamente, gnomoniches
<i>adj</i> gnomonic

gnomonica, gnomonicas
<i>n</i> gnomonics (= the art of constructing sundials)

gnoscer
<b>-gnoscer</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nosc-</b>

gnosis, gnoses
<i>n</i> [Metaph.] gnosis

gnostic, gnosticamente, gnostiches
<i>adj</i> 1. gnostic; 2. Gnostic

gnosticismo, gnosticismos
<i>n</i> Gnosticism

gnostico, gnosticos
<i>n</i> Gnostic

gnu, gnus
<i>n</i> gnu

goal, goals
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] goal

goal-keeper, goal-keepers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] goalkeeper

golf, golfs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> golf;<br><b>percurso de golf</b> golf course

golfo, golfos
<i>n</i> gulf, bay;<br><b>currente del golfo</b> Gulf Stream

gomorrha
<b>Gomorrha</b><br><i>npr</i> Gomorrah, Gomorrha

gon
<b>-gon-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>goni-</b>

gondola, gondolas
<b>(gn-) [I]</b><br><i>n</i> gondola

gondolero, gondoleros
<i>n</i> gondolier

gong, gonges
<i>n</i> gong

goni
<b>goni-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] gonio-, gon- (= angle)

gonia
<b>-gonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -gony (= generation, origin)

goniometria, goniometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> goniometry

goniometric, goniometricamente, goniometriches
<i>adj</i> goniometric

goniometro, goniometros
<b>goniometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> goniometer

gonna, gonnas
<i>n</i> skirt

gonnella, gonnellas
<i>n</i> skirt

gono
<b>gono-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] gono-, gon- (= generation, offspring, semen, etc.)

gonorrhea, gonorrheas
<b>gonorrhea (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] gonorrhea

gorga, gorgas
<i>n</i> throat, gullet, gorge

gorilla, gorillas
<i>n</i> gorilla

gothic, gothicamente, gothiches
<i>adj</i> Gothic (1. pertaining to the Goths; 2. [Arch., Art]; 3. [Typog.] blackletter)

gothico, gothicos
<i>n</i> Gothic (1. Gothic language; 2. [Arch., Art]; 3. [Typog.] black letter)

gotho, gothos
<i>n</i> Goth

gourmand, gourmands
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> gourmand, epicure

gourmet, gourmets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> gourmet, connoisseur (in food and drink)

governabile, governabilemente, governabiles
<i>adj</i> governable

governaculo, governaculos
<i>n</i> [Naut., Aviation] rudder

governamental, governamentales, governamentalmente
<i>adj</i> govermental

governamento, governamentos
<i>n</i> government (1. rule, direction, control; 2. body of persons governing a State)

governante, governantes
<i>n</i> governess

governar, governa, governante, governara, governarea, governate, governava
<i>v</i> 1. [Naut.] to steer; 2. to govern (= to rule, direct, control)

governator, governatores
<i>n</i> governor

graccho
<b>Graccho</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Hist.] Gracchus

gracile, gracilemente, graciles
<i>adj</i> slender, slim

gracilitate, gracilitates
<i>n</i> slenderness, slimness

grad
<b>grad-</b><br>[grad-/-gress-; -gred-/-gress] <i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>-grad [R]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -grad (= town, city)

gradation, gradationes
<i>n</i> 1. gradation (= gradual change); 2. [Rhet.] climax

gradiente, gradientes
<i>n</i> [Meteorol., Physiol., etc.] gradient

grado, grados
<i>n</i> I. step, stair, rung; II. degree (1. stage, level, grade, etc.; 2. unit of measure for angles, temperature, etc.); III. [Mil., Acad. etc.] degree, rank;<br><b>a un alte grado</b> to a high degree;<br><b>grado de comparation</b> [Gram.] degree of comparison <hr><i>n</i> will, pleasure;<br><b>de bon grado</b> willingly, with pleasure;<br><b>de mal grado</b> unwillingly, in spite of oneself;<br><b>a grado</b> at will

gradu
<b>gradu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>grado</b>

gradual, graduales, gradualmente
<i>adj</i> gradual

gradualitate, gradualitates
<i>n</i> gradualness

graduar, gradua, graduante, graduara, graduarea, graduate, graduava
<i>v</i> to graduate (1. to mark with degrees for measuring; 2. to grade, arrange in gradations; 3. to confer an academic or professional degree upon)

graduate, graduatemente, graduates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>graduar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> graduate

graduation, graduationes
<i>n</i> graduation (1. gradation, arrangement in degrees or gradations; 2. division into degrees; 3. action of conferring or receiving an academic or professional degree)

graduato, graduatos
<i>n</i> graduate (1. one who has received an academic or professional degree; 2. graduated measuring cup, tube, etc.)

graduator, graduatores
<i>n</i> graduator, grader

graffar, graffa, graffante, graffara, graffarea, graffate, graffava
<i>v</i> [Hort.] to graft

graffator, graffatores
<i>n</i> [Hort.] grafter

graffo, graffos
<i>n</i> [Hort.] graft (= shoot used in grafting)

gral, grales
<i>n</i> Grail;<br><b>Sancte Gral</b> Holy Grail

gramma, grammas
<i>n</i> gram <hr><b>-gramma [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -gram

grammatic, grammaticamente, grammatiches
<i>adj</i> grammatical

grammatica, grammaticas
<i>n</i> grammar

grammatical, grammaticales, grammaticalmente
<i>adj</i> grammatical

grammatico, grammaticos
<i>n</i> grammarian

grammophono, grammophonos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> gramophone

gran
<b>gran-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns of kinship] grand-, great-, (as in "grandfather", "great-aunt")

grana, granas
<i>n</i> seed (of plants)

granamita, granamitas
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> great-aunt

granar, grana, granante, granara, granarea, granate, granava
<i>v</i> to seed, grow to seed

granario, granarios
<i>n</i> granary; <i>also:</i> barn

granata, granatas
<i>n</i> 1. pomegranate (= fruit of the pomegranate); 2. [Mil.] grenade, shell

granatero, granateros
<i>n</i> [Mil.] grenadier

granatifere, granatiferemente, granatiferes
<i>adj</i> garnetiferous

granato, granatos
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] garnet

grande, grandemente, grandes
<i>adj</i> great (1. big, large, etc.; 2. as in "great man", "great lord", etc.);<br><b>in grande</b> on a large scale <hr><i>n</i> grandee

grande britannia
<b>Grande Britannia</b><br><i>npr</i> Great Britain

grandi
<b>grandi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>grande</b>

grandiloquente, grandiloquentemente, grandiloquentes
<b>grandiloquente</b><br><i>adj</i> grandiloquent

grandiloquentia, grandiloquentias
<i>n</i> grandiloquence

grandinar, grandina, grandinante, grandinara, grandinarea, grandinate, grandinava
<i>v</i> [Meterol.] to hail

grandine, grandines
<i>n</i> [Meteorol.] hail

grandiose, grandiosemente, grandioses
<i>adj</i> grand, imposing; grandiose

grandiositate, grandiositates
<i>n</i> grandeur

grandisone, grandisonemente, grandisones
<b>grandisone</b><br><i>adj</i> grandisonous, grandisonant

grandor, grandores
<i>n</i> greatness (1. size; 2. grandeur)

granfilia, granfilias
<i>n</i> granddaughter;<br><b>granfilia secunde</b> great-granddaughter;<br><b>granfilia tertie</b> great-great-granddaughter

granfilio, granfilios
<i>n</i> grandson;<br><b>granfilio secunde</b> great-grandson;<br><b>granfilio tertie</b> great-great-grandson

graniforme, graniformemente, graniformes
<b>graniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> graniform

granitic, graniticamente, granitiches
<i>adj</i> granitic

granito, granitos
<i>n</i> granite

granitoide, granitoidemente, granitoides
<i>adj</i> granitoid, granitoidal

granivore, granivoremente, granivores
<b>granivore</b><br><i>adj</i> granivorous

granivoro, granivoros
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> granivore

granmatre, granmatres
<i>n</i> grandmother;<br><b>granmatre secunde</b> great-grandmother;<br><b>granmatre tertie</b> great-great-grandmother

grannepta, granneptas
<i>n</i> great-niece

grannepto, granneptos
<i>n</i> great-nephew

grano, granos
<i>n</i> I. grain, corn (1. seed of cereal grasses; 2. as in "grain market", "corn exchange", etc.); II. grain (1. as in "a grain of sand"; 2. [Meas.]); III. kernel, pit, etc. (= grainlike seed of any plant)

granoncle, granoncles
<i>n</i> great-uncle

granose, granosemente, granoses
<i>adj</i> grainy, granular

granpatre, granpatres
<i>n</i> grandfather;<br><b>granpatre secunde</b> great-grandfather;<br><b>granpatre tertie</b> great-great-grandfather

granular, granula, granulante, granulara, granularea, granulares, granularmente, granulate, granulava
<i>adj</i> granular<hr><i>v</i> to granulate (as in "to granulate sugar")

granulation, granulationes
<i>n</i> granulation

granulator, granulatores
<i>n</i> granulater, granulator

granulifere, granuliferemente, granuliferes
<i>adj</i> granuliferous

granuliforme, granuliformemente, granuliformes
<b>granuliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> granular, granuliform

granulite, granulites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] granulite

granulo, granulos
<i>n</i> granule

granulose, granulosemente, granuloses
<i>adj</i> granular, granulose

graph
<b>graph-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

graphia, graphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> (system of) writing, script

graphic, graphicamente, graphiches
<i>adj</i> graphic (1. pertaining to writing, drawing, etc.; 2. pertaining to graphs)

graphica, graphicas
<i>n</i> graphic arts

graphico, graphicos
<i>n</i> graph

graphite, graphites
<i>n</i> graphite

graphitic, graphiticamente, graphitiches
<i>adj</i> graphitic

grapho
<b>-grapho</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] I. -graph (1. as in "epigraph"; 2. as in "seismograph"); II. -grapher (as in "geographer")

graphologia, graphologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> graphology (= study of handwriting)

graphologic, graphologicamente, graphologiches
<i>adj</i> graphological

graphologo, graphologos
<b>graphologo (-ph-)</b><br><i>n</i> graphologist

grasse, grassemente, grasses
<i>adj</i> 1. fat (= consisting of fat); 2. fatty (= containing fat)

grassia, grassias
<i>n</i> grease, fat

grate, gratemente, grates
<i>adj</i> grateful, thankful

gratia, gratias
<i>n</i> grace (1. gracefulness; 2. graciousness; 3. mercy, clemency); <i>also:</i> [Theol.];<br><b>gratias a</b> thanks to, due or owing to;<br><b>colpo de gratia</b> coup de grce, finishing stroke;<br><b>render gratias a</b> to give thanks to;<br><b>anno del gratia</b> year of grace;<br><b>con bon (mal) gratia</b> with a good (bad) grace;<br><b>cader del gratia de</b> to fall out of grace with;<br><b>facer gratia a un persona de</b> to spare someone something;<br><b>Gratia</b> Grace;<br><b>gratias!</b> (I) thank you! thanks!

gratiabile, gratiabilemente, gratiabiles
<i>adj</i> pardonable

gratiar, gratia, gratiante, gratiara, gratiarea, gratiate, gratiava
<i>v</i> 1. to pardon (a criminal); 2. to grace

gratificar, gratifica, gratificante, gratificara, gratificarea, gratificate, gratificava
<i>v</i> 1. to give a gratuity to; 2. to gratify

gratification, gratificationes
<i>n</i> 1. gratuity; 2. gratification

gratin, gratins
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cooking] gratin;<br><b>al gratin</b> <i>au gratin</i>

gratiose, gratiosemente, gratioses
<i>adj</i> 1. graceful; 2. gracious

gratiositate, gratiositates
<i>n</i> graciousness

gratis
<b>(gr-) [L]</b><br><i>adv</i> gratis, free (of charge)

gratitude, gratitudes
<i>n</i> gratitude

grattacelo, grattacelos
<b>grattacelo</b><br><i>n</i> skyscraper

grattamento, grattamentos
<i>n</i> scratching, scraping

grattar, gratta, grattante, grattara, grattarea, grattate, grattava
<i>v</i> to scratch, scrape

grattator, grattatores
<i>n</i> scratcher, scraper (= one who scratches, scrapes)

gratuite, gratuitemente, gratuites
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> gratuitous (1. gratis, free; 2. uncalled for, unwarranted)

gratular, gratula, gratulante, gratulara, gratularea, gratulate, gratulava
<i>v</i> to express joy at (someone's good fortune), congratulate

gratulation, gratulationes
<i>n</i> good wishes, congratulation

gratulatori, gratulatorimente, gratulatoris
<i>adj</i> congratulatory;<br><b>littera gratulatori</b> letter of congratulation or good wishes

gravamine, gravamines
<i>n</i> grievance, gravamen

gravar, grava, gravante, gravara, gravarea, gravate, gravava
<i>v</i> to engrave <hr><i>v</i> to burden, encumber

gravator, gravatores
<i>n</i> engraver

grave, gravemente, graves
<i>adj</i> I. heavy; II. grave (1. solemn, important; 2. low-pitched, deep);<br><b>accento grave</b> [Gram.] grave accent

gravide, gravidemente, gravides
<i>adj</i> pregnant (= with child, gravid)

graviditate, graviditates
<i>n</i> pregnancy, gravidity

gravit
<b>gravit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>gravitate</b>

gravitar, gravita, gravitante, gravitara, gravitarea, gravitate, gravitava
<i>v</i> [Phys.] to gravitate

gravitate, gravitates
<i>n</i> gravity (1. [Phys.]; 2. seriousness, importance; 3. lowness of pitch);<br><b>gravitate specific</b> specific gravity;<br><b>centro de gravitate</b> center of gravity

gravitation, gravitationes
<i>n</i> [Phys.] gravitation

gravure, gravures
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> engraving, gravure (1. art of engraving; 2. print made from an engraved plate)

grec, grecamente, greches
<i>adj</i> Greek, Grecian;<br><b>i grec</b> (the letter) y

greca, grecas
<i>n</i> [Art] Greek fret, key pattern, meander

grecia, grecias
<b>Grecia</b><br><i>n</i> Greece

grecisar, grecisa, grecisante, grecisara, grecisarea, grecisate, grecisava
<i>v</i> to Grecize, Hellenize

grecismo, grecismos
<i>n</i> Grecism, Hellenism (1. Grecian quality; 2. Greek idiom)

greco, grecos
<i>n</i> Greck (1. Greek language; 2. inhabitant of Greece)

grecoroman, grecoromanes, grecoromanmente
<b>grecoroman</b><br><i>adj</i> Greco-Roman, Graeco-Roman

gred
<b>-gred-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>grad-</b>

greder
<b>-greder</b><br><i>see</i> <b>grad-</b>

gregar, grega, gregante, gregara, gregarea, gregate, gregava
<i>v</i> to (collect into a) flock or herd

gregari, gregarimente, gregaris
<i>adj</i> 1. gregarious (= tending to flock or herd together); 2. belonging to the common herd

grege, greges
<i>n</i> flock, herd, drove, etc.; <i>also:</i> troop, band, crowd, etc.

gremial, gremiales
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] gremial

gremio, gremios
<i>n</i> lap; <i>also:</i> bosom

grenadier, grenadiers
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] grenadier

grenadina, grenadinas
<i>n</i> grenadine (= sirup of pomegranates)

grillia, grillias
<i>n</i> I. grate (1. grating; 2. frame of iron bars holding a fire); II. grill, gridiron; III. [Elec.] grid

grilliada, grilliadas
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) grilling; 2. grilled food

grilliage, grilliages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> grating, lattice work; <i>also:</i> wire netting, etc.

grilliar, grillia, grilliante, grilliara, grilliarea, grilliate, grilliava
<i>v</i> to grill

grillo, grillos
<i>n</i> [Entom.] cricket

grimassar, grimassa, grimassante, grimassara, grimassarea, grimassate, grimassava
<i>v</i> to grimace, make (wry) faces

grimasse, grimasses
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> grimace, (wry) face

grippe, grippes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] grippe

gris, gres, grises, grismente
<i>adj/n</i> gray, grey

grisalia, grisalias
<i>n</i> grisaille

grisette, grisettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> grisette (= French girl of the working class)

grizzly, grizzlys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> grizzly (bear)

groenland
<b>groenland-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Groenlandia</b>

groenlandese, groenlandesemente, groenlandeses
<i>adj</i> Greenland, Greenlandic<hr><i>n</i> Greenlander

groenlandia
<b>Groenlandia</b><br><i>npr</i> Greenland

grog, grogs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> grog

groom, grooms
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> groom (= manservant; <i>specif.:</i> stableman, stableboy)

grossa, grossas
<i>n</i> gross (= unit consisting of twelve dozen)

grosse, grossemente, grosses
<i>adj</i> big, bulky, etc.;<br><b>mar grosse</b> heavy sea

grosseria, grosserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> coarseness, rudeness

grossier, grossieres, grossiermente
<i>adj</i> coarse (1. not fine; 2. rude, not refined)

grosso, grossos
<i>n</i> bulk (= main mass);<br><b>le grosso del armea</b> the main body of the army;<br><b>in grosso</b> at wholesale

grossula, grossulas
<i>n</i> gooseberry

grossular, grossulares, grossularmente
<i>adj</i> gooseberry, grossular

grotta, grottas
<i>n</i> grotto

grottesc, grottescamente, grottesches
<i>adj</i> grotesque

grottesco, grottescos
<i>n</i> grotesque;<br><b>grottescos</b> [Art] grotesques

grue, grues
<i>n</i> crane (1. [Zool.]; 2. [Mech.])

grumo, grumos
<i>n</i> 1. clot; 2. lump

grumose, grumosemente, grumoses
<i>adj</i> 1. clotted; 2. lumpy

grunnimento, grunnimentos
<i>n</i> (action of) grunting, grunt

grunnir, grunni, grunniente, grunnira, grunnirea, grunnite, grunniva
<i>v</i> to grunt

grunnitor, grunnitores
<i>n</i> grunter (= one who or that which grunts)

gruppamento, gruppamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) grouping; 2. group

gruppar, gruppa, gruppante, gruppara, grupparea, gruppate, gruppava
<i>v</i> to group

gruppo, gruppos
<i>n</i> group

grypho, gryphos
<i>n</i> 1. [Gr. Mythol.] griffin; 2. griffon vulture

guai
<i>interj</i> woe

guano, guanos
<i>n</i> guano

guantar, guanta, guantante, guantara, guantarea, guantate, guantava
<i>v</i> to glove;<br><b>guantar se</b> to put on one's gloves

guanteria, guanterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> glove shop

guantero, guanteros
<i>n</i> glovemaker, glover

guanto, guantos
<i>n</i> glove;<br><b>jectar le guanto</b> to throw down the gauntlet

guarda, guardas
<i>n</i> guard (1. action of guarding; 2. one who guards; 3. group or body of guards; 4. as in "mudguard", "guard of a sword", etc.);<br><b>(folio de) guarda</b> flyleaf

guardacostas, guardacostases
<b>guardacostas</b><br><i>n</i> 1. coast guard(sman); 2. revenue cutter

guardafango, guardafangos
<b>guardafango</b><br><i>n</i> fender, mudguard

guardafoco, guardafocos
<b>guardafoco</b><br><i>n</i> fender, fireguard

guardar, guarda, guardante, guardara, guardarea, guardate, guardava
<i>v</i> 1. to guard (= to defend, protect); 2. to keep (= not to let go of);<br><b>guardar se de un cosa</b> to beware of something

guardaroba, guardarobas
<b>guardaroba</b><br><i>n</i> wardrobe (= room, closet or cupboard for holding clothes)

guardator, guardatores
<i>n</i> guardian, guard

guardiano, guardianos
<i>n</i> guardian, guard

guarita, guaritas
<i>n</i> 1. watchtower; 2. sentry box

guarnimento, guarnimentos
<i>n</i> (action of) trimming, decorating, garnishing

guarnir, guarni, guarniente, guarnira, guarnirea, guarnite, guarniva
<i>v</i> to trim, decorate, garnish;<br><b>guarnir de</b> to provide, supply, with

guarnition, guarnitiones
<i>n</i> 1. trimming, garniture; 2. garrison

guarnitura, guarnituras
<i>n</i> trimming, garniture

guastar, guasta, guastante, guastara, guastarea, guastate, guastava
<i>v</i> 1. to spoil, damage; 2. to waste, squander

guastator, guastatores
<i>n</i> 1. spoiler (of material, etc.); 2. waster, squanderer

guelfe, guelfemente, guelfes
<i>adj</i> [Hist.] Guelph

guelfo, guelfos
<i>n</i> [Hist.] Guelph

guerra, guerras
<i>n</i> war; <i>also:</i> warfare;<br><b>facer (le) guerra</b> to wage or make war;<br><b>guerra frigide</b> cold war

guerrear, guerrea, guerreante, guerreara, guerrearea, guerreate, guerreava
<i>v</i> to war, make or wage war

guerreator, guerreatores
<i>n</i> warrior

guerrero, guerreros
<i>n</i> warrior

guerrier, guerrieres, guerriermente
<i>adj</i> warlike, martial

guerrilla, guerrillas
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. guerrilla warfare; 2. band or troup of guerrillas

guerrillero, guerrilleros
<b>(-lyro)</b><br><i>n</i> guerrilla, partisan

guida, guidas
<i>n</i> guide (1. one who guides; 2. guidebook; 3. instrument or part of an instrument, a machine, etc., that controls a movement)

guidar, guida, guidante, guidara, guidarea, guidate, guidava
<i>v</i> 1. to guide; 2. to drive (horses, a car, etc.)

guillotin, joseph ignace guillotin
<B>Guillotin, Joseph Ignace</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1738-1814; French physician]

guillotina, guillotinas
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> guillotine

guillotinada, guillotinadas
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> mass guillotining

guillotinamento, guillotinamentos
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) guillotining

guillotinar, guillotina, guillotinante, guillotinara, guillotinarea, guillotinate, guillotinava
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>v</i> to guillotine

guinea
<b>Guinea (gina)</b><br><i>npr</i> Guinea;<br><b>Golfo de Guinea</b> Gulf of Guinea;<br><b>guinea</b> [Monet.] guinea

guirlanda, guirlandas
<b>(gir-)</b><br><i>n</i> garland

guirlandar, guirlanda, guirlandante, guirlandara, guirlandarea, guirlandate, guirlandava
<b>(gir-)</b><br><i>v</i> to festoon, garland

guisa, guisas
<i>n</i> way, manner, wise

guitarra, guitarras
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> guitar

guitarrista, guitarristas
<b>(gi-)</b><br><i>n</i> guitarist

gulash, gulashes
<b>(g-)</b><br><i>n</i> goulash

gulf stream, gulf streams
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Gulf Stream

gumma, gummas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] gum;<br><b>gumma arabic</b> gum arabic;<br><b>gumma elastic</b> (India) rubber, caoutchouc; <i>also:</i> eraser;<br><b>gumma resina</b> gum resin;<br><b>gumma ammoniac</b> gum ammoniac

gummar, gumma, gummante, gummara, gummarea, gummate, gummava
<i>v</i> to gum (= to treat, smear, etc., with gum)

gummiero, gummieros
<i>n</i> rubber tree

gummifere, gummiferemente, gummiferes
<i>adj</i> gummiferous

gummose, gummosemente, gummoses
<i>adj</i> gummous

gummositate, gummositates
<i>n</i> gummosity

gurgite, gurgites
<b>(gr-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. abyss, whirlpool, gulf; 2. gullet, throat

gurguliar, gurgulia, gurguliante, gurguliara, gurguliarea, gurguliate, gurguliava
<i>v</i> to gurgle

gustabile, gustabilemente, gustabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. tastable; 2. tasty (= having a pleasant taste)

gustar, gusta, gustante, gustara, gustarea, gustate, gustava
<i>v</i> 1. to taste (= to perceive by the sense of taste); 2. to enjoy, relish

gustation, gustationes
<i>n</i> gustation, tasting

gustative, gustativemente, gustatives
<i>adj</i> gustative

gusto, gustos
<i>n</i> taste (1. sense of taste; 2. flavor; 3. as in "to have a taste for");<br><b>in le gusto de Vermeer</b> in the manner of Vermeer;<br><b>de bon, mal gusto</b> in good, bad taste;<br><b>prender gusto a (un cosa)</b> to develop a taste for (something);<br><b>haber gusto pro</b> to have a taste for

gustose, gustosemente, gustoses
<i>adj</i> tasty, savory

gutta, guttas
<i>n</i> I. drop (1. as in "a drop of rain"; 2. [Arch.] gutta); II. [Pathol.] gout;<br><b>gutta seren</b> [Pathol.] amaurosis, <i>gutta serena</i> <hr><i>n</i> [Chem.] gutta

guttapercha, guttaperchas
<b>guttapercha (-sha)</b><br><i>n</i> gutta-percha

guttar, gutta, guttante, guttara, guttarea, guttate, guttava
<i>v</i> to drip (as in "the tap is dripping")

guttiera, guttieras
<i>n</i> gutter ("gutter at the eaves")

guttiferas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Bot.] Guttiferae

guttifere, guttiferemente, guttiferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] guttiferous

guttose, guttosemente, guttoses
<i>adj</i> gouty

guttural, gutturales, gutturalmente
<i>adj</i> guttural

gutturalisar, gutturalisa, gutturalisante, gutturalisara, gutturalisarea, gutturalisate, gutturalisava
<i>v</i> to gutturalize

gutturalisation, gutturalisationes
<i>n</i> gutturalization

gutture, guttures
<i>n</i> throat, gullet

gymn
<b>gymn-</b><br><i>adj</i> [oocurring in derivatives and compounds]

gymnas
<b>gymnas-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

gymnasiarcha, gymnasiarchas
<b>gymnasiarcha</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] gymnasiarch

gymnasio, gymnasios
<i>n</i> gymnasium (1. hall for gymnastic practice; 2. Gymnasium)

gymnasta, gymnastas
<i>n</i> gymnast

gymnastic, gymnasticamente, gymnastiches
<i>adj</i> gymnastic, gymnastical

gymnastica, gymnasticas
<i>n</i> gymnastics

gymnic, gymnicamente, gymniches
<i>adj</i> gymnastic

gymnoblaste, gymnoblastemente, gymnoblastes
<b>gymnoblaste</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] gymnoblastic

gymnosophista, gymnosophistas
<b>gymnosophista</b><br><i>n</i> gymnosophist

gymnospermas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] gymospermae, gymnosperms

gymnosperme, gymnospermemente, gymnospermes
<b>gymnosperme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] gymnospermous

gymnospore, gymnosporemente, gymnospores
<b>gymnospore (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] gymnosporous

gymnoto, gymnotos
<b>gymnoto</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] gymnotus, electric eel

gyn
<b>-gyn-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>gyneco-</b><hr><b>gyn-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] gyn-, gyno- (= pistil, ovary)

gynandre, gynandremente, gynandres
<b>gynandre</b><br><i>adj</i> gynandrous

gynandro, gynandros
<i>n</i> [Bot.] gynander (= member of the class Gynandria)

gyneceo, gyneceos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. and Rom. Antiq.] gynaeceum

gyneco
<b>gyneco-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] gyneco- (= woman)

gynecocratia, gynecocratias
<b>gynecocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gynecocracy

gynecocratic, gynecocraticamente, gynecocratiches
<i>adj</i> gynecocratic, gynecocratical

gynecologia, gynecologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gynecology

gynecologic, gynecologicamente, gynecologiches
<i>adj</i> gynecologic

gynecologista, gynecologistas
<i>n</i> gynecologist

gynecologo, gynecologos
<b>gynecologo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> gynecologist

gynobase, gynobases
<b>gynobase</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] gynobase

gynophoro, gynophoros
<b>gynophoro (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] gynophore

gypsero, gypseros
<i>n</i> 1. gypsum worker, dealer, etc.; 2. plasterer (= worker, dealer, etc., in plaster of Paris)

gypsiera, gypsieras
<i>n</i> gypsum deposit or pit

gypsifere, gypsiferemente, gypsiferes
<i>adj</i> [Mineral.] gypsiferous

gypso, gypsos
<i>n</i> 1. [Mineral.] gypsum; 2. plaster (of Paris)

gypsose, gypsosemente, gypsoses
<i>adj</i> [Mineral.] gypsum, gypseous

gyro, gyros
<i>n</i> 1. circle, turn (= circular course); gyre; 2. [Anat.] gyrus

gyrometro, gyrometros
<b>gyrometro (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> gyrometer

gyroscopic, gyroscopicamente, gyroscopiches
<i>adj</i> gyroscopic

gyroscopio, gyroscopios
<b>gyroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> gyroscope

gyrostatic, gyrostaticamente, gyrostatiches
<i>adj</i> gyrostatic

gyrostato, gyrostatos
<b>gyrostato (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> gyrostat

ha
<i>pr</i> of <b>haber</b> have, has<hr><i>abbr</i> = <b>hectar</b>

habeas corpus
<b>[L]</b><br>[Law] <i>habeas corpus</i>

haber, habe, habente, habera, haberea, haberes, habeva, habite
<i>v</i> to have (1. to own, possess; 2. [Grammatical function: auxiliary, forming the perfect tenses]);<br><b>haber a</b> to have to, be obliged to;<br><b>haber (frigido, ration, etc.)</b> <i>see</i> <b>frigido, ration, etc.;<br>il habe</b> there is, there are;<br><b>ille habe 20 annos</b> he is 20 years old <hr><i>n</i> possessions, belongings; holdings

habile, habilemente, habiles
<i>adj</i> skilful, able

habilitar, habilita, habilitante, habilitara, habilitarea, habilitate, habilitava
<i>v</i> [Law] to enable, entitle;<br><b>habilitar se</b> to qualify oneself (for an office, position, etc.)

habilitate, habilitates
<i>n</i> skill, ability

habilitation, habilitationes
<i>n</i> habilitation (1. capacitation, enabling; 2. qualifying, qualification)

habitabile, habitabilemente, habitabiles
<i>adj</i> habitable

habitante, habitantes
<i>n</i> inhabitant

habitar, habita, habitante, habitara, habitarea, habitate, habitava
<i>v</i> to live in, inhabit;<br><b>habitar un loco</b> to inhabit, live in a place;<br><b>habitar in un loco</b> to live, dwell in a place

habitat, habitates
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> habitat

habitation, habitationes
<i>n</i> habitation (1. action of inhabiting; 2. abode, residence)

habito, habitos
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. (suit of) clothes; <i>also:</i> dress; II. habit (1. dress of a religious order; 2. custom);<br><b>le habito non face le monacho</b> [Proverb] the cowl does not make the monk

habitu
<b>habitu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>habito</b>

habitual, habituales, habitualmente
<i>adj</i> habitual

habituar, habitua, habituante, habituara, habituarea, habituate, habituava
<i>v</i> to habituate, accustom

habitude, habitudes
<i>n</i> habit, habitude

habitu, habitus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> habitu

hac
<b>[hac]</b><br><i>adv</i> here, this way, on this side

hacha, hachas
<b>(-sha)</b><br><i>n</i> ax, axe

hachamento, hachamentos
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) chopping, hacking

hachar, hacha, hachante, hachara, hacharea, hachate, hachava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to chop, hack; to chop up, hash;<br><b>carne hachate</b> [Cookery] chopped meat; <i>also:</i> hash

hachatoria, hachatorias
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. chopping knife, chopper; 2. meat grinder; 3. chopping board, butcher's block

hachetta, hachettas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> hatchet

hachich, hachiches
<b>(hashsh)</b><br><i>n</i> hashish

haga, hagas
<i>n</i> hedge;<br><b>le Haga</b> the Hague

hairon, hairones
<i>n</i> heron

hal
<b>hal-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

halito, halitos
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> breath; halitus

hall, halls
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> hall (1. large and stately room; 2. lobby)

hallelujah
<b>(-ya)</b><br>hallelujah, alleluia

hallo
<B>hallo!</B><BR><I>interj</I> hello!

hallucinar, hallucina, hallucinante, hallucinara, hallucinarea, hallucinate, hallucinava
<i>v</i> to hallucinate

hallucination, hallucinationes
<i>n</i> hallucination

hallucinatori, hallucinatorimente, hallucinatoris
<i>adj</i> hallucinatory

halo, halos
<i>n</i> [Meterol.] halo

halto, haltos
<i>n</i> halt, stop;<br><b>facer halto</b> (Mil.) to halt, make a halt;<br><b>halto!</b> (Mil.) halt!

hamaca, hamacas
<i>n</i> hammock

hamacar, hamaca, hamacante, hamacara, hamacarea, hamacate, hamacava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>hamacar se</b> to swing in a hammock

hamate, hamatemente, hamates
<i>adj</i> hooked, hamate

hamirostre, hamirostremente, hamirostres
<b>hamirostre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] hamirostrate

hamo, hamos
<i>n</i> hook, fishhook; <i>also:</i> [Anat.] hamus

hamster, hamsteres
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] hamster

hamulo, hamulos
<i>n</i> [Anat., Zool.] hamulus

hanca, hancas
<i>n</i> haunch; <i>also:</i> hip, hindquarter, etc.

handicap, handicaps
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] handicap

hangar, hangars
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> hangar

harakiri, harakiris
<b>[J]</b><br><i>n</i> hara-kiri

hardimento, hardimentos
<i>n</i> boldness, hardihood

hardir, hardi, hardiente, hardira, hardirea, hardite, hardiva
<i>v</i> to be bold

hardite, harditemente, hardites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>hardir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> bold, daring, hardy

harditessa, harditessas
<i>n</i> boldness, daring, hardihood

harem, haremes
<i>n</i> harem, seraglio

haringo, haringos
<i>n</i> herring;<br><b>haringo fumate</b> kipper

harmonia, harmonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> harmony

harmonic, harmonicamente, harmoniches
<i>adj</i> 1. [Mus.] harmonic (= pertaining to harmonies or harmony); 2. harmonious;<br><b>tono harmonic</b> harmonic tone

harmonica, harmonicas
<i>n</i> I. harmonics; II. harmonica (1. glass harmonica; 2. instrument of glockenspiel type; 3. mouth organ)

harmoniose, harmoniosemente, harmonioses
<i>adj</i> harmonious

harmonisar, harmonisa, harmonisante, harmonisara, harmonisarea, harmonisate, harmonisava
<i>v</i> to harmonize (1. [Mus.]; 2. to bring into harmony or agreement; 3. to be in harmony or agreement)

harmonista, harmonistas
<i>n</i> harmonist (= one skilled in harmony)

harmonium, harmoniumes
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> reed organ, harmonium

harnesar, harnesa, harnesante, harnesara, harnesarea, harnesate, harnesava
<i>v</i> to harness, put a harness on (a horse)

harnese, harneses
<i>n</i> harness (1. body armor; 2. as in "a horse's harness")

harpa, harpas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] harp

harpista, harpistas
<i>n</i> harpist

harpon, harpones
<i>n</i> harpoon

harponage, harponages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) harpooning

harponar, harpona, harponante, harponara, harponarea, harponate, harponava
<i>v</i> to harpoon

harponero, harponeros
<i>n</i> harpooner

harpyia, harpyias
<b>(-ya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mythol.] Harpy

hasardar, hasarda, hasardante, hasardara, hasardarea, hasardate, hasardava
<i>v</i> to hazard, risk

hasardate, hasardatemente, hasardates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>hasardar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> hazardous, risky

hasardo, hasardos
<i>n</i> hazard (1. risk, peril; 2. chance);<br><b>al hasardo</b> at random

hasardose, hasardosemente, hasardoses
<i>adj</i> hazardous, risky

hastar, hasta, hastante, hastara, hastarea, hastate, hastava
<i>v</i> to hasten, hurry

haste, hastes
<i>n</i> haste, hurry

hastive, hastivemente, hastives
<i>adj</i> hasty

haurir, hauri, hauriente, haurira, haurirea, haurite, hauriva, hauste
<b>[haur-/haust-]</b><br><i>v</i> to draw, draw out (water, etc.)

haust
<b>haust-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>haurir</b>

haustorio, haustorios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] haustorium

havana
<b>Havana</b><br><i>npr</i> Havana;<br><b>havana</b> Havana (cigar)

havanese, havanesemente, havaneses
<i>adj</i> Havana, from Havana

haver, have, havente, havera, haverea, haveva, havite
<b>[haver]</b><br><i>v</i> (= <b>haber</b>)

hawai
<b>Hawai (--i)</b><br><i>npr</i> Hawaii;<br><b>insulas Hawai</b> Hawaiian Islands

hawaian, hawaianes, hawaianmente
<i>adj</i> Hawaiian

hebra
<b>hebra-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hebreo</b>

hebraic, hebraicamente, hebraiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> Hebraic

hebraisar, hebraisa, hebraisante, hebraisara, hebraisarea, hebraisate, hebraisava
<i>v</i> to Hebraize

hebraismo, hebraismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> Hebraism (1. Hebrew idiom; 2. Hebrew character, characteristics, institutions, etc.)

hebraista, hebraistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> Hebraist (= student of Hebrew language and culture)

hebree, hebreemente, hebrees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> Hebrew

hebreo, hebreos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> Hebrew (= Israelite, Jew) <hr><b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> Hebrew (language)

hectar, hectares
<b>hectar</b><br><i>n</i> hectare

hecto
<b>hecto-</b><br><i>n/adj</i> [occurring in compounds] hecto- (= hundred)

hectogramma, hectogrammas
<b>hectogramma</b><br><i>n</i> hectogram

hectographar, hectographa, hectographante, hectographara, hectographarea, hectographate, hectographava
<i>v</i> to hectograph

hectographic, hectographicamente, hectographiches
<i>adj</i> hectographic

hectographo, hectographos
<b>hectographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hectograph

hectolitro, hectolitros
<b>hectolitro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hectoliter

hedera, hederas
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> ivy

hedra
<b>-hedra</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -hedra (= seat, base)

helena
<b>Helena (h-)</b><br><i>nprf</i> Helen

heliac, heliacamente, heliaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Astron.] heliac, heliacal

helianthemo, helianthemos
<b>helianthemo (-ntemo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] helianthemum

heliantho, helianthos
<b>heliantho</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] helianthus, sunflower

helice, helices
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. helix (1. spiral line; 2. [Geom.]; 3. [Anat.] rim of the ear); II. [Zool.] Helix (= genus including snails); III. propeller (of ship, airplane etc.)

helicoidal, helicoidales, helicoidalmente
<i>adj</i> helicoidal

helicoide, helicoidemente, helicoides
<i>adj</i> helicoid, spiral<hr><i>n</i> [Geom.] helicoid

helicon, helicones
<i>n</i> [Mus.] helicon (= large circular tuba)

helicoptero, helicopteros
<b>helicoptero (-cp-)</b><br><i>n</i> helicopter

heliocentric, heliocentricamente, heliocentriches
<b>heliocentric</b><br><i>adj</i> [Astron.] heliocentric

heliogravure, heliogravures
<b>heliogravure</b><br><i>n</i> heliogravure

helios, helioses
<b>Helios (h-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Relig.] Helios (= god of the sun)

heliostatic, heliostaticamente, heliostatiches
<i>adj</i> heliostatic

heliostato, heliostatos
<b>heliostato (--)</b><br><i>n</i> heliostat

heliotrope, heliotropemente, heliotropes
<b>heliotrope (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> heliotropic (= turning toward the sun)

heliotropio, heliotropios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] heliotrope

heliotropismo, heliotropismos
<i>n</i> heliotropism

heliotypia, heliotypias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> heliotypy

heliotypo, heliotypos
<b>heliotypo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> heliotype

helium, heliumes
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] helium;<br><b>helio-</b> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] heli-, helio- (= sun)

hell
<b>hell-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Hellen</b>

hellade
<b>Hellade (hl-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Hellas

hellen, hellenes
<b>Hellen</b><br><i>n</i> pr [Gr. Mythol.] Hellen [founder of the Greek race];<br><b>hellen</b> Hellene (= Greek)

hellenic, hellenicamente, helleniches
<i>adj</i> Hellenic

hellenisar, hellenisa, hellenisante, hellenisara, hellenisarea, hellenisate, hellenisava
<i>v</i> to Hellenize (1. to study, use Greek language; 2. to give Greek form or character to)

hellenisation, hellenisationes
<i>n</i> Hellenization

hellenismo, hellenismos
<i>n</i> Hellenism (1. Greek phrase or idiom; 2. Greek civilisation)

hellenista, hellenistas
<i>n</i> Hellenist (= student of Greek language)

hellenistic, hellenisticamente, hellenistiches
<i>adj</i> Hellenistic, Hellenistical

helminthe, helminthes
<i>n</i> intestinal worm, helminth

helminthiasis, helminthiases
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] helminthiasis

helminthic, helminthicamente, helminthiches
<i>adj</i> helminthic (1. pertaining to worms; 2. anthelminthic, vermifuge)

helminthico, helminthicos
<i>n</i> helminthic, anthelminthic, vermifuge

helminthologia, helminthologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> helminthology

helminthologic, helminthologicamente, helminthologiches
<i>adj</i> helminthologic, helminthological

helminthologo, helminthologos
<b>helminthologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> helminthologist

helvetia
<b>Helvetia</b><br><i>npr</i> [Hist.] Helvetia

helvetic, helveticamente, helvetiches
<i>adj</i> Helvetic

helvetie, helvetiemente, helveties
<i>adj</i> Helvetian

helvetio, helvetios
<i>n</i> Helvetian

hem
<b>hem- [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] hem-, hemo-, hemat-, hemato- (= blood)

hemat
<b>hemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hem-</b>

hematic, hematicamente, hematiches
<i>adj</i> hematic, haematic

hematite, hematites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] hematite, haematite

hematosis, hematoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Physiol.] hematosis, haematosis

hemer
<b>hemer-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] hemer-, hemero- (= day)

hemerocallide, hemerocallides
<b>hemerocallide</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] Hemerocallis, day lily

hemi
<b>hemi-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] hemi- (= half)

hemicyclo, hemicyclos
<b>hemicyclo</b><br><i>n</i> hemicycle

hemiplegia, hemiplegias
<b>hemiplegia</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] hemiplegia

hemiplegic, hemiplegicamente, hemiplegiches
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] hemiplegic

hemiprisma, hemiprismas
<b>hemiprisma [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cryst.] hemiprism

hemiprismat
<b>hemiprismat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hemiprisma</b>

hemiprismatic, hemiprismaticamente, hemiprismatiches
<i>adj</i> [Cryst.] hemiprismatic

hemiptere, hemipteremente, hemipteres
<b>hemiptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] hemipterous

hemiptero, hemipteros
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] hemipteron;<br><b>hemipteros</b> [Zool.] Hemiptera

hemispheric, hemisphericamente, hemispheriches
<i>adj</i> hemispherical, hemispheric

hemispherio, hemispherios
<b>hemispherio</b><br><i>n</i> hemisphere

hemistichio, hemistichios
<b>hemistichio</b><br><i>n</i> hemistich

hemitrope, hemitropemente, hemitropes
<b>hemitrope (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Cryst.] hemitrope, hemitropic

hemitropia, hemitropias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Cryst.] hemitropy

hemoglobina, hemoglobinas
<b>hemoglobina</b><br><i>n</i> [Biochem.] hemoglobin, haemoglobin

hemophile, hemophilemente, hemophiles
<b>hemophile</b><br><i>adj</i> hemophile, haemophile, hemophilic, haemophilic

hemophilia, hemophilias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hemophilia, haemophilia

hemophilo, hemophilos
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> hemophile, haemophile, hemophiliac, haemophiliac, bleeder

hemorrhagia, hemorrhagias
<b>hemorrhagia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hemorrhage, haemorrhage

hemorrhoide, hemorrhoides
<b>hemorrhoide</b><br><i>n</i> hemorrhoid, haemorrhoid

hemostase, hemostases
<b>hemostase (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] hemostasis, hemostasia (= arrest of a hemorrhage)

hemostatic, hemostaticamente, hemostatiches
<b>hemostatic</b><br><i>adj</i> hemostatic (= serving to arrest a hemorrhage)

hemostato, hemostatos
<b>hemostato (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] hemostat

henrico
<b>Henrico</b><br><i>nprm</i> Henry

hepatalgia, hepatalgias
<b>hepatalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] hepatalgia

hepatalgic, hepatalgicamente, hepatalgiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] hepatalgic

hepate, hepates
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] liver

hepatic, hepaticamente, hepatiches
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] hepatic;<br><b>arteria hepatic</b> hepatic artery

hepatica, hepaticas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] hepatica

hepatisar, hepatisa, hepatisante, hepatisara, hepatisarea, hepatisate, hepatisava
<i>v</i> [Pathol.] to hepatize

hepatisation, hepatisationes
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] hepatization

hepatitis, hepatites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] hepatitis

hepatologia, hepatologias
<b>hepatologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hepatology

hepta
<b>hepta-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] hepta- (= seven)

heptagon, heptagones, heptagonmente
<b>heptagon</b><br><i>adj</i> heptagonal

heptagonal, heptagonales, heptagonalmente
<i>adj</i> heptagonal

heptagono, heptagonos
<i>n</i> heptagon

heptahedre, heptahedremente, heptahedres
<b>heptahedre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] heptahedral

heptahedro, heptahedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] heptahedron

heptametro, heptametros
<b>heptametro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> heptameter

heptarchia, heptarchias
<b>heptarchia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> heptarchy

heraldic, heraldicamente, heraldiches
<i>adj</i> heraldic

heraldica, heraldicas
<i>n</i> heraldry (= science treating of blazoning, genealogies, etc.)

heraldo, heraldos
<i>n</i> herald

herba, herbas
<i>n</i> 1. herb; 2. grass;<br><b>mal herba</b> weed;<br><b>in herba</b> in the blade, green

herbacee, herbaceemente, herbacees
<i>adj</i> herbaceous (= pertaining to, or having the characteristics of, an herb)

herbage, herbages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> herbage, herbs; <i>also:</i> green food, feed

herbal, herbales, herbalmente
<i>adj</i> herbal

herbario, herbarios
<i>n</i> herbarium, herbary

herbivore, herbivoremente, herbivores
<b>herbivore</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] herbivorous

herbor
<b>herbor-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>herba</b>

herborisar, herborisa, herborisante, herborisara, herborisarea, herborisate, herborisava
<i>v</i> to gather herbs, etc.

herborisation, herborisationes
<i>n</i> herborization

herborisator, herborisatores
<i>n</i> herborist (= collector of herbs, etc.)

herborista, herboristas
<i>n</i> herborist, herbalist

herbose, herbosemente, herboses
<i>adj</i> grassy, herbose

herculee, herculeemente, herculees
<i>adj</i> Herculean, <i>also:</i> herculean

hercules
<b>Hercules (hr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Hercules;<br><b>Columnas de Hercules</b> Pillars of Hercules

herede, heredes
<i>n</i> heir

hereditage, hereditages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> heritage, inheritance

hereditar, heredita, hereditante, hereditara, hereditarea, hereditate, hereditava
<i>v</i> to inherit

hereditari, hereditarimente, hereditaris
<i>adj</i> hereditary

hereditario, hereditarios
<i>n</i> heir

hereditate, hereditates
<i>n</i> 1. inheritance; 2. [Biol.] heredity

herer
<b>-herer [-her-/-hes-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

heresia, heresias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> heresy

heresiarcha, heresiarchas
<b>heresiarcha</b><br><i>n</i> heresiarch

heretic, hereticamente, heretiches
<i>adj</i> heretical, heretic

heretico, hereticos
<i>n</i> heretic

heri
<i>adv</i> yesterday;<br><b>nascite heri</b> born yesterday

hermaphrodite, hermaphroditemente, hermaphrodites
<i>adj</i> hermaphrodite, hermaphroditic

hermaphroditismo, hermaphroditismos
<i>n</i> hermaphroditism

hermaphrodito
<b>Hermaphrodito</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Hermaphroditus;<br><b>hermaphrodito</b> [Biol.] hermaphrodite

hermes
<b>Hermes (hr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Hermes

hermes trismegisto
<b>Hermes Trismegisto (hr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Hermes Trismegistus

hermetic, hermeticamente, hermetiches
<i>adj</i> hermetic (1. as in "hermetic science"; 2. hermetically sealed)

herode
<b>Herode</b><br><i>npr</i> Herod

herodiade
<b>Herodiade (--)</b><br><i>npr</i> Herodias

herodian, herodianes, herodianmente
<i>adj</i> Herodian

heroe, heroes
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>n</i> hero

heroic, heroicamente, heroiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> heroic(al);<br><b>(remedio, etc.) heroic</b> [Med.] heroic (remedy, etc.)

heroicitate, heroicitates
<i>n</i> heroicness, heroism

heroificar, heroifica, heroificante, heroificara, heroificarea, heroificate, heroificava
<i>v</i> to heroize (= to raise to the rank of hero)

heroina, heroinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> heroine

heroismo, heroismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> heroism

herpete, herpetes
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] herpes

herpetic, herpeticamente, herpetiches
<i>adj</i> herpetic;<br><b>eruption herpetic</b> herpetic eruption

herpetiforme, herpetiformemente, herpetiformes
<b>herpetiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Pathol.] herpetiform<hr><b>herpetiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] herpetiform

herpetismo, herpetismos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] herpetism

herpeto
<b>herpeto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] herpeto- (= reptile)

herpetologia, herpetologias
<b>herpetologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> herpetology (= study of herpes)<hr><b>herpetologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> herpetology (= study of reptiles)

hesitante, hesitantemente, hesitantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>hesitar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> hesitant, hesitating

hesitar, hesita, hesitante, hesitara, hesitarea, hesitate, hesitava
<i>v</i> to hesitate

hesitation, hesitationes
<i>n</i> hesitation

heter
<b>heter-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] hetero-, heter- (= other, different)

heteratomic, heteratomicamente, heteratomiches
<b>heteratomic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] heteratomic

heteroclite, heteroclitemente, heteroclites
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> heteroclite (1. [Gram.]; 2. irregular, anomalous)

heteroclito, heteroclitos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> heteroclite (1. [Gram.]; 2. irregular, anomalous thing or person)

heterodoxe, heterodoxemente, heterodoxes
<b>heterodoxe</b><br><i>adj</i> heterodox

heterodoxia, heterodoxias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> heterodoxy

heterodyne, heterodynemente, heterodynes
<b>heterodyne (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Radio] heterodyne

heterogame, heterogamemente, heterogames
<b>heterogame (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> heterogamous

heterogamia, heterogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> heterogamy

heterogene, heterogenemente, heterogenes
<b>heterogene</b><br><i>adj</i> heterogeneous, heterogene

heterogenee, heterogeneemente, heterogenees
<i>adj</i> heterogeneous

heterogeneitate, heterogeneitates
<i>n</i> heterogeneity

heteroptere, heteropteremente, heteropteres
<b>heteroptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Entom.] heteropterous

heteropteros
<b>(-rp-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Heteroptera

heterosexual, heterosexuales, heterosexualmente
<b>heterosexual</b><br><i>adj</i> heterosexual

hex
<b>hex-</b><br><i>n/adj</i> [occurring in compounds] hex-, hexa- (= six)

hexachordio, hexachordios
<b>hexachordio</b><br><i>n</i> hexachord (= variety of musical instrument having six strings)

hexachordo, hexachordos
<b>hexachordo</b><br><i>n</i> [Medieval Mus.] hexachord

hexagon, hexagones, hexagonmente
<b>hexagon</b><br><i>adj</i> hexagonal

hexagonal, hexagonales, hexagonalmente
<i>adj</i> hexagonal

hexagono, hexagonos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> hexagon

hexahedre, hexahedremente, hexahedres
<b>hexahedre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] hexahedral

hexahedro, hexahedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] hexahedron

hexametre, hexametremente, hexametres
<b>hexametre (-metre)</b><br><i>adj</i> hexameter, hexametric

hexametro, hexametros
<b>(-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> hexameter

hexapode, hexapodemente, hexapodes
<b>(-pode)</b><br><i>adj</i> hexapod

hexapodo, hexapodos
<b>(-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> hexapod

hiar, hia, hiante, hiara, hiarea, hiate, hiava
<i>v</i> 1. to stand open, gape, yawn; 2. to leave a hiatus

hiato, hiatos
<i>n</i> hiatus (1. lacuna; 2. [Gram., Pros.])

hib
<b>-hib-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

hibernal, hibernales, hibernalmente
<i>adj</i> hibernal, winter

hibernar, hiberna, hibernante, hibernara, hibernarea, hibernate, hibernava
<i>v</i> to winter, pass the winter; to hibernate

hibernation, hibernationes
<i>n</i> hibernation

hiberno, hibernos
<i>n</i> winter;<br><b>tempore de hiberno</b> wintry weather

hic, hicamente, hiches
<b>[hic]</b><br><i>dem adj</i> this<br>(= <b>iste</b>)<hr><i>adv</i> here;<br><b>de hic a (un hora, etc.)</b> (an hour etc.) from now;<br><b>usque (a) hic</b> 1. to here; 2. up to now, hitherto;<br><b>hic juncte</b> herewith

hidalgo, hidalgos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> hidalgo

hier
<b>hier-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] hier-, hiero- (= sacred, holy)

hierarcha, hierarchas
<b>hierarcha</b><br><i>n</i> hierarch

hierarchia, hierarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hierarchy

hierarchic, hierarchicamente, hierarchiches
<i>adj</i> hierarchic

hieratic, hieraticamente, hieratiches
<i>adj</i> hieratic

hierodulo, hierodulos
<b>hierodulo (-lo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Relig.] hierodule

hieroglyphic, hieroglyphicamente, hieroglyphiches
<b>hieroglyphic</b><br><i>adj</i> hieroglyphic

hieroglyphico, hieroglyphicos
<i>n</i> hieroglyphic, hieroglyph

hierologia, hierologias
<b>hierologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hierology

hieromantia, hieromantias
<b>hieromantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hieromancy

hierophanta, hierophantas
<b>hierophanta</b><br><i>n</i> hierophant

high life
<b>[A]</b><br>high life, high society

hilare, hilaremente, hilares
<i>adj</i> of good cheer, cheerful

hilaritate, hilaritates
<i>n</i> (good) cheer, cheerfulness, hilarity

hinc
<b>[hinc]</b><br><i>adv</i> hence, henceforth (1. from this place; 2. from this time; 3. from this reason)

hindu, hindumente, hindus
<b>(-) [Persian]</b><br><i>adj/n</i> Hindu, Hindoo

hinduismo, hinduismos
<i>n</i> Hinduism

hindustan
<b>Hindustan [Persian]</b><br><i>npr</i> Hindustan

hindustani, hindustanis
<B>[Hind.]</B><BR><I>n</I> Hindustani

hinnimento, hinnimentos
<i>n</i> neighing, whinnying

hinnir, hinni, hinniente, hinnira, hinnirea, hinnite, hinniva
<i>v</i> to neigh, whinny

hinterland, hinterlandes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> hinterland

hippiatria, hippiatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hippiatry (= study, work, etc. of a horse doctor)

hippiatric, hippiatricamente, hippiatriches
<i>adj</i> hippiatric

hippiatro, hippiatros
<b>hippiatro</b><br><i>n</i> hippiatrist (= horse doctor)

hippic, hippicamente, hippiches
<i>adj</i> hippic (= of horses, horsemanship, etc.)

hippo
<b>hippo-</b><br><i>n</i> roccurring in derivatives and compounds] hipp-, hippo- (= horse)

hippocampo, hippocampos
<b>hippocampo</b><br><i>n</i> hippocampus, sea horse (1. Mythol.; 2. [Zool.] )

hippocentauro, hippocentauros
<b>hippocentauro</b><br><i>n</i> hippocentaur (= horse centaur, as opposed to fish centaur)

hippocrate
<b>Hippocrate (--)</b><br><i>npr</i> Hippocrates

hippocratic, hippocraticamente, hippocratiches
<i>adj</i> Hippocratic (= of Hippocrates);<br><b>juramento hippocratic</b> Hippocratic oath

hippocratismo, hippocratismos
<i>n</i> Hippocratism

hippodromo, hippodromos
<b>hippodromo (-p)</b><br><i>n</i> hippodrome (= course for horse races)

hippogrypho, hippogryphos
<b>hippogrypho</b><br><i>n</i> [Mythol.] hippogriff, hippogryph

hippolitho, hippolithos
<b>hippolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] hippolith

hippologia, hippologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hippology

hippologo, hippologos
<b>hippologo (-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> hippologist

hippophage, hippophagemente, hippophages
<b>hippophage (-p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> hippophageous (= eating horse meat)

hippophagia, hippophagias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hippophagy

hippophago, hippophagos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> hippophagist

hippopotamo, hippopotamos
<b>hippopotamo (-ptamo)</b><br><i>n</i> hippopotamus

hirpicar, hirpica, hirpicante, hirpicara, hirpicarea, hirpicate, hirpicava
<i>v</i> [Agr.] to harrow

hirpice, hirpices
<b>(hrpice)</b><br><i>n</i> harrow

hirsute, hirsutemente, hirsutes
<i>adj</i> hirsute

hirundine, hirundines
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] swallow

hispan, hispanes, hispanmente
<i>adj</i> Spanish

hispania
<b>Hispania</b><br><i>npr</i> Spain

hispanic, hispanicamente, hispaniches
<i>adj</i> Hispanic

hispanismo, hispanismos
<i>n</i> Hispanicism (= Spanish idiom)

hispanista, hispanistas
<i>n</i> Hispanist (= student of Spanish language and culture)

hispano, hispanos
<i>n</i> Spaniard <hr><i>n</i> Spanish (language)

hispanoamerican, hispanoamericanes, hispanoamericanmente
<b>hispanoamerican</b><br><i>adj</i> Spanish American, Hispano-American; <i>also:</i> Spanish-American (1. pertaining to Spanish America; 2. pertaining to Spain and America)

hispanoamericano, hispanoamericanos
<i>n</i> Spanish American

hispanomauresc, hispanomaurescamente, hispanomauresches
<b>hispanomauresc</b><br><i>adj</i> [Art, Arch., etc.] Hispano-Moresque (= pertaining to the period of Moorish rule in Spain)

hissar, hissa, hissante, hissara, hissarea, hissate, hissava
<i>v</i> to hoist

histo
<b>histo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] histo-, hist- (= web; tissue)

histogene, histogenemente, histogenes
<b>histogene</b><br><i>adj</i> histogenous

histogenia, histogenias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> histogeny

histographia, histographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> histography

histographo, histographos
<b>histographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> histographer

histoide, histoidemente, histoides
<i>adj</i> [Med.] histoid

histologia, histologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> histology

histologic, histologicamente, histologiches
<i>adj</i> histological

histologista, histologistas
<i>n</i> histologist

histologo, histologos
<b>histologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> histologist

histonomia, histonomias
<b>histonomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> histonomy

historia, historias
<i>n</i> 1. history; 2. story;<br><b>historia natural</b> natural history

historiar, historia, historiante, historiara, historiarea, historiate, historiava
<i>v</i> 1. to relate as a story; to chronicle; 2. to illustrate, illuminate (with scenes from history or legend)

historic, historicamente, historiches
<i>adj</i> historical, historic

historicitate, historicitates
<i>n</i> historicity

historico, historicos
<i>n</i> historian

historietta, historiettas
<i>n</i> anecdote

historiographia, historiographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> historiography

historiographic, historiographicamente, historiographiches
<i>adj</i> historiographic

historiographo, historiographos
<b>historiographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> historiographer

hl
<i>abbr</i> = <b>hectolitro</b>

hoc
<b>[hoc]</b><br><i>dem pron</i> 1. this (thing, idea); 2. it (as in <b>hoc pluve</b> it is raining; <b>hoc es</b> that is (to say))

hodie
<i>adv</i> today

hodo
<b>hodo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]; hodo-, -od- (= way, path)

hodographo, hodographos
<b>hodographo (-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> hodograph

hodometria, hodometrias
<b>hodometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> odometry, hodometry

hodometric, hodometricamente, hodometriches
<i>adj</i> odometric, hodometric

hodometro, hodometros
<b>hodometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> odometer, hodometer

hoi polloi
<b>[Gr.]</b><br><i>hoi polloi</i>, the common herd

hol
<b>hol-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] hol-, holo- (= whole, entire)

holarctic, holarcticamente, holarctiches
<b>holarctic</b><br><i>adj</i> holarctic (= entirely or exclusively arctic)

holismo, holismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] holism

holla
<B>holla!</B><BR><I>interj</I> holla!

hollanda
<b>Hollanda</b><br><i>npr</i> Holland, the Netherlands;<br><b>hollanda</b> [Textiles] Holland (cambric)

hollandese, hollandesemente, hollandeses
<i>adj</i> Dutch (= of Holland, of the Netherlands)<hr><i>n</i> 1. Dutchman, Hollander; 2. Dutch (Language)

holographe, holographemente, holographes
<b>holographe (-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> holograph, holographic

holographo, holographos
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> holograph

holophras
<b>holophras-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

holophrase, holophrases
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> holophrasis

holophrastic, holophrasticamente, holophrastiches
<i>adj</i> holophrastic

hom
<b>hom-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] homo-, hom- (= same) <hr><b>hom-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>homine</b>

homage, homages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> homage (1. [Feudal Law]; 2. dutiful respect or honor shown);<br><b>render homage a</b> to pay homage to;<br><b>homage de (un autor, etc.)</b> with the compliments of (an author, etc.)

homal
<b>homal-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] homal-, homalo-; homol-, homolo- (= even, regular)

homalographia, homalographias
<b>homalographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] homalography

homalographic, homalographicamente, homalographiches
<i>adj</i> homalographic, homolographic

homaloide, homaloidemente, homaloides
<i>adj</i> [Math.] homaloidal, flat, even

homarides
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Homaridae

homaro, homaros
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> lobster

home, homes
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> home (as in "my home is my castle")<hr><b>home-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] homeo- (= like, similar)

home rule, home rules
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> home rule

homeomere, homeomeremente, homeomeres
<b>homeomere</b><br><i>adj</i> homoeomerous (1. consisting of similar parts; 2. [Bot.])

homeopathia, homeopathias
<b>homeopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> homeopathy

homeopathic, homeopathicamente, homeopathiches
<i>adj</i> homeopathic

homeopatho, homeopathos
<b>homeopatho (-pato)</b><br><i>n</i> homeopath

homeric, homericamente, homeriches
<i>adj</i> Homeric;<br><b>riso homeric</b> Homeric laughter

homeride, homerides
<i>n</i> Homerid

homero
<b>Homero</b><br><i>nprm</i> Homer

homicida, homicidas
<b>homicida</b><br><i>n</i> homicide (= manslayer); <i>attrib.</i> homicidal, murderous;<br><b>ferro homicida</b> murderous weapon

homicidal, homicidales, homicidalmente
<i>adj</i> homicidal

homicidio, homicidios
<b>homicidio</b><br><i>n</i> homicide (= act of killing a human being)

hominal, hominales, hominalmente
<i>adj</i> hominal, pertaining to man

homine, homines
<i>n</i> man (1. human being; 2. adult male person);<br><b>homine de stato</b> statesman

hominiforme, hominiformemente, hominiformes
<b>hominiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> hominiform, anthropoid

homo
<b>[homo]</b><br><i>impers pron</i> one (= <b>on</b>)

homocentric, homocentricamente, homocentriches
<b>homocentric</b><br><i>adj</i> homocentric

homochrome, homochromemente, homochromes
<b>homochrome</b><br><i>adj</i> homochromous, homochrome

homogame, homogamemente, homogames
<b>homogame (-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> homogamous

homogamia, homogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> homogamy; <i>specif.:</i> [Bot.]

homogene, homogenemente, homogenes
<b>homogene</b><br><i>adj</i> homogeneous, homogene

homogenee, homogeneemente, homogenees
<b>homogenee</b><br><i>adj</i> homogeneous

homogeneitate, homogeneitates
<i>n</i> homogeneity

homographo, homographos
<b>homographo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gram.] homograph

homologe, homologemente, homologes
<b>homologe (-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> homologous; <i>specif.:</i> [Geom., Chem., Biol., etc.]

homologia, homologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> homology

homomorphe, homomorphemente, homomorphes
<b>homomorphe</b><br><i>adj</i> homomorphous

homomorphia, homomorphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> homomorphy

homomorphismo, homomorphismos
<i>n</i> homomorphism

homonyme, homonymemente, homonymes
<b>homonyme (-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> homonymous (= having the quality of a homonym or homonyms)

homonymia, homonymias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> homonymy

homonymo, homonymos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> homonym, homophone

homophone, homophonemente, homophones
<b>homophone (-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> homophonous (1. [Mus.]; 2. [Gram.])

homophono, homophonos
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gram.] homophone

homoptere, homopteremente, homopteres
<b>homoptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Entom.] homopterous

homopteros
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Homoptera

homosexual, homosexuales, homosexualmente
<b>homosexual</b><br><i>adj</i> homosexual <hr><b>homosexual</b><br><i>n</i> homosexual

homosexualitate, homosexualitates
<i>n</i> homosexuality

honestate, honestates
<i>n</i> 1. honesty (= uprightness, truthfulness, etc.); 2. propriety, decency, modesty

honeste, honestemente, honestes
<i>adj</i> 1. honest (= upright, truthful, etc.); 2. proper, decent, modest

honestitate, honestitates
<i>n</i> 1. honesty (uprightness, truthfulness, etc.); 2. propriety, decency, modesty

honor, honores
<i>n</i> honor;<br><b>homine de honor</b> man of honor;<br><b>dama de honor</b> lady-in-waiting;<br><b>puncto de honor</b> point of honor;<br><b>facer se honor de</b> to be proud of, pride oneself on;<br><b>in honor de</b> in honor of;<br><b>facer honor a</b> 1. to do honor to; <i>also:</i> to do justice to (a dinner, etc.); 2. [Com.] to honor (a check, etc.);<br><b>facer le honores (del domo)</b> to do the honors (of the house)

honorabile, honorabilemente, honorabiles
<i>adj</i> honorable;<br><b>mention honorabile</b> honorable mention;<br><b>le honorabile X.</b> the Honorable X.

honorabilitate, honorabilitates
<i>n</i> honorableness

honorar, honora, honorante, honorara, honorarea, honorate, honorava
<i>v</i> to honor (1. to respect greatly; 2. to confer an honor upon; 3. [Com.]);<br><b>honorar se de</b> to be proud of, pride oneself on

honorari, honorarimente, honoraris
<i>adj</i> honorary

honorario, honorarios
<i>n</i> fee, honorarium

honorific, honorificamente, honorifiches
<i>adj</i> honorific

honoris causa
<b>[L]</b><br><i>honoris causa</i>

hoplita, hoplitas
<i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] hoplite

hoplo
<b>hoplo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] hoplo-, hopl- (= weapon)

hora, horas
<i>n</i> hour;<br><b>que hora</b> what time;<br><b>un hora</b> one o'clock;<br><b>(duo) horas</b> (two) o'clock;<br><b>horas canonic</b> canonical hours;<br><b>libro de horas</b> book of hours;<br><b>de bon hora</b> early

horari, horarimente, horaris
<i>adj</i> 1. [Astron.] horary; 2. hourly

horario, horarios
<i>n</i> timetable

hordeacee, hordeaceemente, hordeacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] hordeaceous

hordeina, hordeinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] hordein

hordeo, hordeos
<i>n</i> barley

horizontal, horizontales, horizontalmente
<i>adj</i> horizontal

horizonte, horizontes
<i>n</i> horizon

horn
<b>-horn</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -horn

horologieria, horologierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. watchmaking, clockmaking; 2. watchmaker's, clockmaker's store

horologiero, horologieros
<i>n</i> watchmaker, clockmaker

horologio, horologios
<i>n</i> timepiece (1. clock; 2. watch);<br><b>horologio-bracialetto</b> wrist watch

horoscopo, horoscopos
<b>horoscopo (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> horoscope

horr
<b>horr-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

horrende, horrendemente, horrendes
<i>adj</i> frightful, horrendous

horribile, horribilemente, horribiles
<i>adj</i> horrible

horribilitate, horribilitates
<i>n</i> horribleness

horride, horridemente, horrides
<i>adj</i> horrid

horriditate, horriditates
<i>n</i> horridness

horrific, horrificamente, horrifiches
<i>adj</i> horrific

horrificar, horrifica, horrificante, horrificara, horrificarea, horrificate, horrificava
<i>v</i> to horrify

horripilante, horripilantemente, horripilantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>horripilar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> hair-raising

horripilar, horripila, horripilante, horripilara, horripilarea, horripilate, horripilava
<b>horripilar</b><br><i>v</i> to make one's hair stand on end, give one goose flesh

horripilation, horripilationes
<i>n</i> goose flesh, horripilation

horrisone, horrisonemente, horrisones
<b>horrisone</b><br><i>adj</i> horrisonant, horrible-sounding

horror, horrores
<i>n</i> horror

hors-d'oeuvre, hors-d'oeuvres
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> hors d'oeuvre

hort
<b>hort-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

hortative, hortativemente, hortatives
<i>adj</i> hortative

hortense
<b>Hortense</b><br><i>nprf</i> Hortense

hortensia, hortensias
<i>n</i> hydrangea

horticultor, horticultores
<b>horticultor</b><br><i>n</i> horticulturist

horticultura, horticulturas
<b>horticultura</b><br><i>n</i> horticulture

horto, hortos
<i>n</i> garden

hospicio, hospicios
<i>n</i> hospice (1. as in "the hospice of St. Bernard"; 2. home for the poor or sick)

hospital, hospitales, hospitalmente
<i>adj</i> hospitable<hr><i>n</i> hospital;<br><b>nave hospital</b> hospital ship

hospitalari, hospitalarimente, hospitalaris
<i>adj</i> hospital (as in "hospital train")

hospitalero, hospitaleros
<i>n</i> Hospitaler;<br><b>cavalleros hospitaleros</b> Knights Hospitalers

hospitalitate, hospitalitates
<i>n</i> hospitality

hospite, hospites
<b>(hs-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. host, hostess (= one who entertains a guest or guests); <i>also:</i> innkeeper, landlord, etc.; 2. guest (at a hotel, boardinghouse, etc.)

hostage, ostage, hostages, ostages
also: <B>ostage</B><BR><B>(-aje)</B><BR><I>n</I> hostage

hoste, hostes
<i>n</i> army, host

hostil, hostiles, hostilmente
<i>adj</i> hostile

hostilitate, hostilitates
<i>n</i> hostility

hotel, hotels
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> hotel

hotelier, hoteliers
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> hotelkeeper

huguenot, huguenotes
<i>n</i> Huguenot; <i>attrib.</i> Huguenot, Huguenotic

huguenotismo, huguenotismos
<i>n</i> Huguenotism

hum
<b>hum-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives]

human, humanes, humanmente
<i>adj</i> 1. human; 2. humane;<br><b>litteras human</b> humane letters, humanities

humanisar, humanisa, humanisante, humanisara, humanisarea, humanisate, humanisava
<i>v</i> to humanize

humanisation, humanisationes
<i>n</i> humanization

humanismo, humanismos
<i>n</i> humanism

humanista, humanistas
<i>n</i> humanist

humanistic, humanisticamente, humanistiches
<i>adj</i> humanistic

humanitari, humanitarimente, humanitaris
<i>adj</i> humanitarian

humanitario, humanitarios
<i>n</i> humanitarian

humanitarismo, humanitarismos
<i>n</i> humanitarianism

humanitate, humanitates
<i>n</i> humanity (1. human nature; 2. mankind; 3. humaneness);<br><b>humanitates</b> humanities

humectar, humecta, humectante, humectara, humectarea, humectate, humectava
<i>v</i> to moisten, dampen; <i>also:</i> to wet

humectation, humectationes
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) moistening or wetting; 2. moistness

humer, hume, humente, humera, humerea, humeva, humite
<i>v</i> to be moist or wet

humeral, humerales, humeralmente
<i>adj</i> humeral; [Eccl.]<br><b>(velo) humeral</b> humeral veil

humero, humeros
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. shoulder (as in "to carry on one's shoulders"); 2. [Anat.] humerus

humide, humidemente, humides
<i>adj</i> damp, wet; <i>also:</i> humid

humidificar, humidifica, humidificante, humidificara, humidificarea, humidificate, humidificava
<i>v</i> to humidify

humiditate, humiditates
<i>n</i> dampness; <i>also:</i> humidity

humile, humilemente, humiles
<i>adj</i> humble (1. showing humility; 2. as in "of humble origin")

humili
<b>humili-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>humile</b>

humiliar, humilia, humiliante, humiliara, humiliarea, humiliate, humiliava
<i>v</i> to humble; 2. to humiliate

humiliation, humiliationes
<i>n</i> humiliation

humiliator, humiliatores
<i>n</i> humbler, humiliator

humilitate, humilitates
<i>n</i> humility

humor, humores
<i>n</i> humor (1. animal fluid; 2. mental disposition, temperament; 3. as in "sense of humor");<br><b>humor aquose</b> [Anat.] aqueous humor;<br><b>humor vitree</b> [Anat.] vitreous humor;<br><b>esser de bon (mal) humor</b> to be in a good (bad) humor;<br><b>le quatro humores</b> the four humors

humoral, humorales, humoralmente
<i>adj</i> [Med.] humoral

humorismo, humorismos
<i>n</i> humorism (1. sense of humor; 2. [Med.] humoralism)

humorista, humoristas
<i>n</i> humorist (1. humorous author; 2. [Med.] humoralist)

humoristic, humoristicamente, humoristiches
<i>adj</i> humorous

humorose, humorosemente, humoroses
<i>adj</i> 1. humorous, humoristic; 2. [Med.] humoral

humus, humuses
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> [Agr.] humus

hungare, hungaremente, hungares
<i>adj</i> Hungarian

hungaria, hungarias
<b>Hungaria</b><br><i>n</i> Hungary

hungaro, hungaros
<b>(hng-)</b><br><i>n</i> Hungarian (= native of Hungary) <hr><b>(hng-)</b><br><i>n</i> Hungarian (language)

hunnic, hunnicamente, hunniches
<i>adj</i> Hunnic

hunno, hunnos
<b>Hunno</b><br><i>n</i> Hun

huracan, huracanes
<i>n</i> hurricane

hurrah, hurrahs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> hurrah

hussar, hussares
<i>n</i> [Mil] hussar

hyacinthin, hyacinthines, hyacinthinmente
<i>adj</i> hyacinthine

hyacintho, hyacinthos
<i>n</i> hyacinth (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Mineral.]; <i>also:</i> jacinth);<br><b>Hyacintho</b> [Gr. Mythol.] Hyacinthus

hybrida, hybridas
<b>(h-)</b><br><i>n</i> hybrid; <i>attrib.</i> hybrid

hybridar, hybrida, hybridante, hybridara, hybridarea, hybridate, hybridava
<i>v</i> to hybridize, cross

hybridation, hybridationes
<i>n</i> hybridization, crossbreeding

hybridismo, hybridismos
<i>n</i> hybridism

hydr
<b>hydr-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] hydr-, hydro- (= water)

hydra
<b>Hydra</b><br><i>npr</i> Hydra (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.]);<br><b>hydra</b> [Zool.] hydra

hydracido, hydracidos
<b>hydracido (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] hydracid

hydrangea, hydrangeas
<b>hydrangea (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> hydrangea

hydrante, hydrantes
<i>n</i> hydrant

hydratar, hydrata, hydratante, hydratara, hydratarea, hydratate, hydratava
<i>v</i> to hydrate

hydratation, hydratationes
<i>n</i> hydration

hydrato, hydratos
<i>n</i> hydrate;<br><b>hydrato de carbon</b> carbohydrate

hydraulic, hydraulicamente, hydrauliches
<b>hydraulic</b><br><i>adj</i> hydraulic

hydraulica, hydraulicas
<i>n</i> hydraulics

hydric, hydricamente, hydriches
<i>adj</i> hydric

hydrido, hydridos
<i>n</i> hydride

hydroaeroplano, hydroaeroplanos
<b>hydroaeroplano</b><br><i>n</i> seaplane, hydroplane

hydrocele, hydroceles
<b>hydrocele (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] hydrocele

hydrocephale, hydrocephalemente, hydrocephales
<b>hydrocephale</b><br><i>adj</i> [Med.] hydrocephalous, hydrocephalic

hydrocephalia, hydrocephalias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] hydrocephalus, hydrocephaly

hydrocephalo, hydrocephalos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] hydrocephalus

hydrocyanic, hydrocyanicamente, hydrocyaniches
<b>hydrocyanic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] hydrocyanic

hydrodynamic, hydrodynamicamente, hydrodynamiches
<b>hydrodynamic</b><br><i>adj</i> hydrodynamic

hydrodynamica, hydrodynamicas
<i>n</i> hydrodynamics

hydroelectric, hydroelectricamente, hydroelectriches
<b>hydroelectric</b><br><i>adj</i> hydroelectric

hydrogenar, hydrogena, hydrogenante, hydrogenara, hydrogenarea, hydrogenate, hydrogenava
<i>v</i> to hydrogenate

hydrogeno, hydrogenos
<b>hydrogeno (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hydrogen

hydrographia, hydrographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hydrography

hydrographic, hydrographicamente, hydrographiches
<i>adj</i> hydrographical

hydrographo, hydrographos
<b>hydrographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hydrographer

hydrolyse, hydrolyses
<b>hydrolyse (--</b><br><i>n</i> hydrolysis

hydrolytic, hydrolyticamente, hydrolytiches
<b>hydrolytic</b><br><i>adj</i> hydrolytic

hydrometer, hydrometeres
<b>hydrometer (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hydrometer

hydropathia, hydropathias
<b>hydropathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hydropathy

hydropathic, hydropathicamente, hydropathiches
<i>adj</i> hydropathic

hydrophobia, hydrophobias
<b>hydrophobia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] hydrophobia

hydropisia, hydropisias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dropsy

hydroplano, hydroplanos
<b>hydroplano</b><br><i>n</i> hydroplane (= gliding motorboat)

hydrostatic, hydrostaticamente, hydrostatiches
<b>hydrostatic</b><br><i>adj</i> hydrostatic

hydrostatica, hydrostaticas
<i>n</i> hydrostatics

hydrotherapeutic, hydrotherapeuticamente, hydrotherapeutiches
<b>hydrotherapeutic (-pu-)</b><br><i>adj</i> hydrotherapeutic

hydrotherapia, hydrotherapias
<b>hydrotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hydrotherapy, hydrotherapeutics

hydroxydo, hydroxydos
<b>hydroxydo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hydroxide

hyena, hyenas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] hyena

hygiene, hygienes
<b>(-ne)</b><br><i>n</i> hygiene

hygienic, hygienicamente, hygieniches
<i>adj</i> hygienic

hygienista, hygienistas
<i>n</i> hygienist

hygr
<b>hygr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] hygr-, hygro (= wet)

hygrographo, hygrographos
<b>hygrographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hygrograph

hygrometro, hygrometros
<b>hygrometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hygrometer

hygroscopic, hygroscopicamente, hygroscopiches
<i>adj</i> hygroscopic

hygroscopio, hygroscopios
<b>hygroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> hygroscope

hymene
<b>Hymene</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Hymen;<br><b>hymene</b> hymen (1. marriage; 2. [Anat.])

hymeneo
<b>Hymeneo (-o)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Hymen;<br><b>hymeneo</b> marriage, wedding

hymenio, hymenios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] hymenium

hymenoptere, hymenopteremente, hymenopteres
<b>hymenoptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Entom.] hymenopterous

hymenopteros, hymenopteroses
<b>(-np-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Hymenoptera

hymnario, hymnarios
<i>n</i> hymnal, hymnary

hymno, hymnos
<i>n</i> hymn;<br><b>hymno national</b> national anthem

hymnographia, hymnographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hymnography

hymnographo, hymnographos
<b>hymnographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> hymnographer

hymnologia, hymnologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hymnology

hymnologic, hymnologicamente, hymnologiches
<i>adj</i> hymnologic

hymnologo, hymnologos
<b>hymnologo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> hymnologist

hyper
<b>hyper-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used chiefly to form technical terms] hyper- (= over; beyond; too much)

hyperbola, hyperbolas
<b>(-pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Rhet.] hyperbole; 2. [Math.] hyperbola

hyperbolic, hyperbolicamente, hyperboliches
<i>adj</i> [Rhet. Math.] hyperbolic

hyperboloide, hyperboloides
<i>n</i> hyperboloid

hypercritic, hypercriticamente, hypercritiches
<i>adj</i> hypercritical

hypercritica, hypercriticas
<i>n</i> hypercriticism

hypercritico, hypercriticos
<i>n</i> hypercritic

hypertension, hypertensiones
<i>n</i> hypertension

hypertrophia, hypertrophias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hypertrophy

hypertrophiar, hypertrophia, hypertrophiante, hypertrophiara, hypertrophiarea, hypertrophiate, hypertrophiava
<i>v</i> to hypertrophy (= to affect with hypertrophy)

hypertrophic, hypertrophicamente, hypertrophiches
<i>adj</i> hypertrophic

hypnagogic, hypnagogicamente, hypnagogiches
<b>hypnagogic</b><br><i>adj</i> hypnagogic (1. inducing sleep; 2. pertaining to the transition between waking consciousness and sleep)

hypno
<b>hypno-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] hypno-, hypn- (= sleep)

hypnologia, hypnologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hypnology

hypnologic, hypnologicamente, hypnologiches
<i>adj</i> hypnologic, hypnological

hypnologo, hypnologos
<b>hypnologo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> hypnologist

hypnophobia, hypnophobias
<b>hypnophobia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] hypnophobia

hypnose, hypnoses
<i>n</i> hypnosis (= hypnotic state)

hypnot
<b>hypnot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hypnotic</b>

hypnotherapia, hypnotherapias
<b>hypnotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hypnotherapy

hypnotic, hypnoticamente, hypnotiches
<i>adj</i> hypnotic (1. soporific; 2. pertaining to hypnotism)

hypnotico, hypnoticos
<i>n</i> hypnotic (= soporific drug)

hypnotisar, hypnotisa, hypnotisante, hypnotisara, hypnotisarea, hypnotisate, hypnotisava
<i>v</i> to hyptnotize

hypnotisation, hypnotisationes
<i>n</i> hypnotization

hypnotisator, hypnotisatores
<i>n</i> hypnotizer

hypnotismo, hypnotismos
<i>n</i> hypnotism

hypnotista, hypnotistas
<i>n</i> hypnotist

hypo
<b>hypo-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used chiefly to form technical terms] hypo- (1. below, beneath, under; 2. to a lower degree; somewhat)

hypochlorito, hypochloritos
<i>n</i> hypochlorite

hypochlorose, hypochlorosemente, hypochloroses
<i>adj</i> hypochlorous

hypochondria, hypochondrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] hypochondria

hypochondriac, hypochondriacamente, hypochondriaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> hypochondriac (1. pertaining to the hypochondrium; 2. pertaining to hypochondria)

hypochondriaco, hypochondriacos
<b>(-aco)</b><br><i>n</i> hypochondriac (= one suffering with hypochondria)

hypochondrio, hypochondrios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] hypochondrium

hypocrisia, hypocrisias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hypocrisy

hypocrita, hypocritas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> hypocrite; <i>attrib.</i> hypocritical;<br><b>esser hypocrita</b> to be a hypocrite, be hypocritical

hypodermatic, hypodermaticamente, hypodermatiches
<i>adj</i> hypodermic (as in "hypodermic injection")

hypogee, hypogeemente, hypogees
<b>(-ge)</b><br><i>adj</i> hypogeous, hypogeal, subterranean; <i>specif.:</i> [Bot., Zool.]

hypogeo, hypogeos
<b>(-go)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anc. Arch.] hypogeum (= underground chamber)

hypophosphato, hypophosphatos
<i>n</i> hypophosphate

hypophosphito, hypophosphitos
<i>n</i> hypophosphite

hypophosphoric, hypophosphoricamente, hypophosphoriches
<i>adj</i> hypophosphoric

hypophosphorose, hypophosphorosemente, hypophosphoroses
<i>adj</i> hypophosphorous

hyposcenio, hyposcenios
<i>n</i> [Antiq.] hyposcenium

hypostase, hypostases
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Theol.; Med.] hypostasis

hypostatic, hypostaticamente, hypostatiches
<i>adj</i> [Theol.; Med.] hypostatic

hyposulfato, hyposulfatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] hyposulphate

hyposulfito, hyposulfitos
<i>n</i> hyposulphite

hyposulfurose, hyposulfurosemente, hyposulfuroses
<i>adj</i> hyposulphurous

hypotenusa, hypotenusas
<i>n</i> [Geom.] hypotenuse

hypotheca, hypothecas
<i>n</i> mortgage

hypothecar, hypotheca, hypothecante, hypothecara, hypothecarea, hypothecate, hypothecava
<i>v</i> to mortgage

hypothecari, hypothecarimente, hypothecaris
<i>adj</i> hypothecary

hypothese, hypotheses
<b>(-tese)</b><br><i>n</i> hypothesis

hypothetic, hypotheticamente, hypothetiches
<i>adj</i> hypothetical, hypothetic

hysteria, hysterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hysteria

hysteric, hystericamente, hysteriches
<i>adj</i> hysterical, hysteric

hysterica
<i>nf</i> hysteric

hysterico
<i>nm</i> hysteric

i
<b>i-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>in-</b><hr><b>-i-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ion</b>

i.n.r.i., inri
<B>I.N.R.I. [L]</B><BR>I.N.R.I. (= <I>Jesus Nazarenus Rex Judaeorum</I>)

ia
<b>-ia</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns and adjectives] 1. [used with adjectives, especially verbal adjectives in -nt-] -(c)y, -(c)e (= state or quality of being ...); 2. [used with names of peoples and persons] -ia, -y (= country, province, or region of the ...s, or named for ...) <hr><b>-ia</b><br>(<b>-a</b> or stressed on preceding vowel) <i>suffixo substantive</i> [used especially with compounds] -ia, -y (1. [expressing state, quality, and status]; 2. [expressing action, result, and product]; 3. [expressing art, science, and practice])

iambic, iambicamente, iambiches
<i>adj</i> [Pros.] iambic

iambico, iambicos
<i>n</i> iambic (= verse composed of iambic feet)

iambo, iambos
<i>n</i> [Pros.] iamb

ian
<b>-ian</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with names of places and persons] -ian (1. pertaining to ...; 2. native to or inhabiting ...)

iano
<b>-iano</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with names of places and persons] -ian (1. native or inhabitant of ...; 2. adherent of ...)

iatro
<b>iatro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] iatro- (= physician)

iber, iberes, ibermente
<i>adj</i> Iberian, Iberic

iberia
<b>Iberia</b><br><i>npr</i> Iberia

iberic, ibericamente, iberiches
<i>adj</i> Iberic, Iberian;<br><b>Peninsula Iberic</b> Iberian Peninsula

ibero, iberos
<i>n</i> Iberian

ibi
<i>adv</i> there

ibidem
<b>(-b-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. in the same place, in that very place; 2. ibidem;<br><b>ibid., ib.</b> ibid., ib.

ibile
<b>-ibile</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -ible, -able (= that can be ...ed; that is worthy to be ...)

ic
<b>-ic</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [<b>-c</b> after <b>-i-</b> of the stem, or of another suffix; used with nouns] -ic, -ical (= of, pertaining to etc., ... or ...s)

ica
<b>-ica</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -ic, -ics (= the science or study of ...)

icarie, icariemente, icaries
<i>adj</i> Icarian;<br><b>Mar Icarie</b> Icarian Sea

icaro
<b>Icaro (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Icarus

iceberg, icebergs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> iceberg

ichthy
<b>ichthy-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] ichthy-, ichthyo- (= fish)

ichthyic, ichthyicamente, ichthyiches
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] ichthyic

ichthyocolla, ichthyocollas
<b>ichthyocolla</b><br><i>n</i> fish-glue, ichthyocol

ichthyol, ichthyoles
<b>ichthyol</b><br><i>n</i> [Pharm.] ichthyol

ichthyolitho, ichthyolithos
<b>ichthyolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] ichthyolite

ichthyologia, ichthyologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ichthyology

ichthyologic, ichthyologicamente, ichthyologiches
<i>adj</i> ichthyological

ichthyologista, ichthyologistas
<i>n</i> ichthyologist

ichthyologo, ichthyologos
<b>ichthyologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> ichthyologist

ichthyophage, ichthyophagemente, ichthyophages
<b>ichthyophage (-fage)</b><br><i>adj</i> ichthyophagous, fish-eating

ichthyophagia, ichthyophagias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ichthyophagy

ichthyophago, ichthyophagos
<b>(-fago)</b><br><i>n</i> ichthyophagist

ichthyosauro, ichthyosauros
<b>ichthyosauro</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] ichthyosaur, ichthyosaurus

ico
<b>-ico</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns; usually correlative to words in <b>-ic</b> and <b>-ica</b>] -ic, -ician, -icist (= one skilled in the art or science of ...)

icone, icones
<i>n</i> icon

iconic, iconicamente, iconiches
<i>adj</i> iconic

iconoclasta, iconoclastas
<b>iconoclasta</b><br><i>n</i> iconoclast

iconoclastic, iconoclasticamente, iconoclastiches
<i>adj</i> iconoclastic

iconographia, iconographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> iconography

iconographic, iconographicamente, iconographiches
<i>adj</i> iconographic

iconographo, iconographos
<b>iconographo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> iconographer

iconolatra, iconolatras
<b>iconolatra (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> iconolater

iconolatria, iconolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> iconolatry

iconologia, iconologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> iconology

iconologo, iconologos
<b>iconologo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> iconologist

iconostase, iconostases
<b>iconostase (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> iconostasis

id
<b>[id]</b><br>1. <i>pron pers</i> it; 2. <i>dem pron</i> that;<br><b>id es, i.e.</b> that is (to say), i.e.

idea, ideas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> idea

ideal, ideales, idealmente
<i>adj</i> ideal <hr><i>n</i> ideal

idealisar, idealisa, idealisante, idealisara, idealisarea, idealisate, idealisava
<i>v</i> to idealize

idealisation, idealisationes
<i>n</i> idealization

idealisator, idealisatores
<i>n</i> idealizer

idealismo, idealismos
<i>n</i> idealism

idealista, idealistamente, idealistas
<i>adj</i> idealist, idealistic<hr><i>n</i> idealist

idealitate, idealitates
<i>n</i> ideality

idear, idea, ideante, ideara, idearea, ideate, ideava
<i>v</i> to ideate, conceive

ideation, ideationes
<i>n</i> ideation

idem
<b>(-)</b><br><i>pron</i> 1. the same (thing); 2. idem

ident
<b>ident-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

identic, identicamente, identiches
<i>adj</i> identical;<br><b>identic a</b> identical with

identificabile, identificabilemente, identificabiles
<i>adj</i> identifiable

identificar, identifica, identificante, identificara, identificarea, identificate, identificava
<i>v</i> to identify (1. to make identical, to treat as identical; 2. to establish the identity of)

identification, identificationes
<i>n</i> identification

identitate, identitates
<i>n</i> identity

ideogramma, ideogrammas
<b>ideogramma</b><br><i>n</i> ideogram

ideographia, ideographias
<b>ideographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ideography

ideographic, ideographicamente, ideographiches
<i>adj</i> ideographic

ideologia, ideologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ideology (1. science of ideas; 2. as in "Fascist ideology")

ideologic, ideologicamente, ideologiches
<i>adj</i> ideologic, ideological

ideologo, ideologos
<b>ideologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> ideologist

idi
<b>idi-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] idio- (= own, peculiar; separate, distinct)

idiom neutral, idiom neutrales
<b>[I.N.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Interling.] Idiom Neutral

idioma, idiomas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> idiom (= language peculiar to a people, region, etc.)

idiomat
<b>idiomat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>idioma</b>

idiomatic, idiomaticamente, idiomatiches
<i>adj</i> idiomatic

idiosyncrasia, idiosyncrasias
<b>idiosyncrasia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> idiosyncrasy

idiosyncrasic, idiosyncrasicamente, idiosyncrasiches
<i>adj</i> idiosyncratic

idiota, idiotas
<i>n</i> idiot; <i>attrib.</i> idiotic

idiotia, idiotias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> idiocy

idiotic, idioticamente, idiotiches
<i>adj</i> idiotic

idiotismo, idiotismos
<i>n</i> 1. idiom, idiomatic expression; 2. idiocy

idista, idistas
<i>n</i> [Interling.] Idist

ido, idos
<b>[Ido]</b><br><i>n</i> [Interling.] Ido

idolatra, idolatras
<b>idolatra (-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> idolater; <i>attrib.</i> idolatrous

idolatrar, idolatra, idolatrante, idolatrara, idolatrarea, idolatrate, idolatrava
<i>v</i> to idolize (= to make an idol of)

idolatria, idolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> idolatry

idolatric, idolatricamente, idolatriches
<i>adj</i> idolatrous, idolatric

idolisar, idolisa, idolisante, idolisara, idolisarea, idolisate, idolisava
<i>v</i> idolize (= to make an idol of)

idolo, idolos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> idol

idyllic, idyllicamente, idylliches
<i>adj</i> idyllic

idyllio, idyllios
<i>n</i> idyll

iente
<b>-iente</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ir</b>; forming verbal adjectives] -ing, -ient (as in "nourishing," "nutrient") <hr><b>-iente</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ir</b>] -ient (1. one who or that which is ...ient; 2. one who or that which ...)

ientia
<b>-ientia</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-ir</b>] -ience, -iency (= state or quality of ...ing or being ...ient)

iera
<b>-iera</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> 1. container, holder, etc. (= that which contains, covers, or protects ...); 2. field; mine, quarry, etc. (= place where ... grows or is found)

iero
<b>-iero</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with names of fruits, nuts, etc.] tree, bush, plant (= tree, etc. bearing or producing ...s)

ifere
<b>-ifere</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns] -iferous (= bearing, producing, yielding)

ific
<b>-ific (-fic)</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [<b>-fic</b> after <b>-i-</b>; used with nouns] -ific, -fic (= making, causing)

ificar
<b>-ificar</b><br><i>suffixo verbal</i> [<b>-ficar</b> after <b>-i-</b>; used with nouns and adjectives] -ify, -fy (= to make, render ...; to convert into ...)

ig
<b>-ig-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ager</b>

igitur
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adv/conj</i> then, therefore, thereupon

igne, ignes
<i>n</i> fire

ignee, igneemente, ignees
<i>adj</i> igneous (1. fiery; 2. [Geol.])

ignicola, ignicolas
<b>ignicola (--)</b><br><i>n</i> fire worshipper

ignir, igni, igniente, ignira, ignirea, ignite, igniva
<i>v</i> to ignite

ignition, ignitiones
<i>n</i> (state of) ignition, combustion

ignivome, ignivomemente, ignivomes
<b>ignivome (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> vomiting fire, ignivomous

ignobile, ignobilemente, ignobiles
<i>adj</i> ignoble (1. of low birth or position; 2. mean, base)

ignobilitate, ignobilitates
<i>n</i> ignobleness

ignominia, ignominias
<i>n</i> ignominy

ignominiose, ignominiosemente, ignominioses
<i>adj</i> ignominious

ignorabile, ignorabilemente, ignorabiles
<i>adj</i> ignorable

ignorante, ignorantemente, ignorantes
<i>adj</i> ignorant (= knowing nothing)

ignorantia, ignorantias
<i>n</i> ignorance

ignorantismo, ignorantismos
<i>n</i> ignorantism

ignorar, ignora, ignorante, ignorara, ignorarea, ignorate, ignorava
<i>v</i> 1. not to know, to be ignorant of; 2. to ignore;<br><b>non ignorar</b> to know very well, be well aware of

il
<i>impers pron</i> it<hr><b>[il]</b><br><i>pron pers</i> 1. he; 2. him (as in "with him, with it", "for him, for it")<br>(= <b>ille</b>)<hr><b>il-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>in-</b>

ilice, ilices
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> holly

illa
<i>pron pers</i> 1. she; 2. her (as in "of her," "with her")

illac
<i>adv</i> there

ille, illemente, illes
I. <i>dem adj</i> 1. that, those; 2. (the) former (= first of two); II. <i>dem pron</i> 1. that (one); 2. the former<hr><i>pron pers</i> 1. he; it; 2. him; it (as in "with him," "with it"; "for him," "for it")

illegal, illegales, illegalmente
<i>adj</i> illegal

illegalitate, illegalitates
<i>n</i> illegality

illegibile, illegibilemente, illegibiles
<i>adj</i> illegible

illegibilitate, illegibilitates
<i>n</i> illegibility

illegitime, illegitimemente, illegitimes
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> illegitimate;<br><b>(filio) illegitime</b> illegitimate (son)

illegitimitate, illegitimitates
<i>n</i> illegitimacy

illes
I. <i>pron pers</i> 1. they; 2. them (as in "with them," "for them"); II. <i>dem pron</i> those

illese, illesemente, illeses
<i>adj</i> uninjured, unhurt

illi
<b>[illi]</b><br><i>pron pers</i> they<br>(= <b>illes</b>)

illiberal, illiberales, illiberalmente
<i>adj</i> illiberal (1. not liberal, narrow-minded; 2. not generous, stingy)

illiberalitate, illiberalitates
<i>n</i> illiberality

illic
<b>[illic]</b><br><i>adv</i> there, in that place<br>(= <b>illac</b>)

illicite, illicitemente, illicites
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> illicit

illimitabile, illimitabilemente, illimitabiles
<i>adj</i> illimitable

illimitate, illimitatemente, illimitates
<i>adj</i> unlimited

illitterate, iliterate, illitteratemente, iliteratemente, illitterates, iliterates
also: <B>iliterate</B><BR><I>adj</I> illiterate (1. unlettered; 2. unable to read or write)

illo
<i>pron pers</i> it [used as subject, and as object of a prep.]

illogic, illogicamente, illogiches
<i>adj</i> illogical

illuder, illude, illudente, illudera, illuderea, illudeva, illudite, illuse
<b>[-lud-/-lus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to deceive, put under an illusion

illuminabile, illuminabilemente, illuminabiles
<i>adj</i> illuminable

illuminante, illuminantemente, illuminantes
<i>adj</i> illuminating, illuminant

illuminar, illumina, illuminante, illuminara, illuminarea, illuminate, illuminava
<i>v</i> to illuminate, iliumine (1. to light up; 2. to adorn with decorative letters and miniatures; 3. to enlighten)

illuminate, illuminatemente, illuminates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>illuminar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> enlightened, illuminate

illumination, illuminationes
<i>n</i> illumination (1. action of illuminating or lighting up; 2. "illumination of a manuscript"; 3. enlightenment)

illuminative, illuminativemente, illuminatives
<i>adj</i> illuminating, illuminative

illuminato, illuminatos
<i>n</i> illuminato (= one of the illuminati)

illuminator, illuminatores
<i>n</i> illuminator

illuminismo, illuminismos
<i>n</i> illuminism

illuminista, illuministas
<i>n</i> illuminist

illus
<b>illus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>illuder</b>

illusion, illusiones
<i>n</i> illusion

illusionar, illusiona, illusionante, illusionara, illusionarea, illusionate, illusionava
<i>v</i> to delude

illusionismo, illusionismos
<i>n</i> illusionism

illusionista, illusionistas
<i>n</i> illusionist (1. adherent of illusionism; 2. prestidigitator, conjurer)

illusori, illusorimente, illusoris
<i>adj</i> illusory, illusive

illustrar, illustra, illustrante, illustrara, illustrarea, illustrate, illustrava
<i>v</i> to illustrate (1. to elucidate; 2. to provide with illustrations) <hr><i>v</i> to illustrate, make illustrious

illustration, illustrationes
<i>n</i> illustration (1. elucidation; 2. drawing, or picture used to illustrate)<hr><i>n</i> illustration (= state of being illustrious)

illustrative, illustrativemente, illustratives
<i>adj</i> illustrative

illustrator, illustratores
<i>n</i> illustrator

illustre, illustremente, illustres
<i>adj</i> illustrious

illyria
<b>Illyria</b><br><i>npr</i> Illyria

illyric, illyricamente, illyriches
<i>adj</i> Illyric, Illyrian

illyrie, illyriemente, illyries
<i>adj</i> Illyrian, Illyric

illyrio, illyrios
<i>n</i> Illyrian

im
<b>im-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>in-</b>

imaginabile, imaginabilemente, imaginabiles
<i>adj</i> imaginable

imaginar, imagina, imaginante, imaginara, imaginarea, imaginate, imaginava
<i>v</i> 1. to imagine; 2. to devise, invent

imaginari, imaginarimente, imaginaris
<i>adj</i> imaginary

imagination, imaginationes
<i>n</i> imagination (1. act of imagining or picturing in the mind; 2. power of imagination)

imaginative, imaginativemente, imaginatives
<i>adj</i> imaginative

imagine, imagines
<i>n</i> image

imballar, imballa, imballante, imballara, imballarea, imballate, imballava
<i>v</i> to pack (as in "to pack in a trunk")

imbalsamamento, imbalsamamentos
<i>n</i> 1. embalming, embalmment (of dead bodies); 2. (action of) perfuming

imbalsamar, imbalsama, imbalsamante, imbalsamara, imbalsamarea, imbalsamate, imbalsamava
<i>v</i> 1. to embalm ("to embalm a dead body"); 2. to scent, perfume (= to fill with sweet odor)

imbalsamator, imbalsamatores
<i>n</i> embalmer

imbarcamento, imbarcamentos
<i>n</i> embarkation, embarkment

imbarcar, imbarca, imbarcante, imbarcara, imbarcarea, imbarcate, imbarcava
<i>v</i> to embark (= to put on board ship);<br><b>imbarcar se in (un interprisa)</b> to embark upon, in (an enterprise)

imbarcation, imbarcationes
<i>n</i> 1. embarkation; 2. small vessel, boat

imbarcatorio, imbarcatorios
<i>n</i> quay, wharf, dock

imbarrilar, imbarrila, imbarrilante, imbarrilara, imbarrilarea, imbarrilate, imbarrilava
<i>v</i> to barrel

imbecille, imbecillemente, imbecilles
<i>adj</i> imbecile; foolish <hr><i>n</i> imbecile; fool

imbecillitate, imbecillitates
<i>n</i> imbecility

imbellimento, imbellimentos
<i>n</i> embellishment (1. act of embellishing; 2. adornment, ornament)

imbellir, imbelli, imbelliente, imbellira, imbellirea, imbellite, imbelliva
<i>v</i> to embellish (= to make beautiful)

imbiber, imbibe, imbibente, imbibera, imbiberea, imbibeva, imbibite
<i>v</i> 1. to imbibe, absorb; 2. to soak, be soaked; 3. to imbue, inspire

imbibibile, imbibibilemente, imbibibiles
<i>adj</i> undrinkable

imbibimento, imbibimentos
<i>n</i> absorption, soaking

imbibition, imbibitiones
<i>n</i> 1. absorption, imbibition; 2. act of soaking

imboscada, imboscadas
<i>n</i> ambush;<br><b>cader in un imboscada</b> to fall into an ambush

imboscar, imbosca, imboscante, imboscara, imboscarea, imboscate, imboscava
<i>v</i> to ambush (= to place in ambush);<br><b>imboscar se</b> to ambush, lie in ambush

imbottiliar, imbottilia, imbottiliante, imbottiliara, imbottiliarea, imbottiliate, imbottiliava
<i>v</i> to bottle

imbraciamento, imbraciamentos
<i>n</i> embrace

imbraciar, imbracia, imbraciante, imbraciara, imbraciarea, imbraciate, imbraciava
<i>v</i> to embrace (1. to clasp in one's arms, hug; 2. "to embrace a career, cause, etc."; 3. to comprise, include)

imbroglio, imbroglios
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> imbroglio (= intricate and complicated situation)

imbroliamento, imbroliamentos
<i>n</i> entanglement, embroilment

imbroliar, imbrolia, imbroliante, imbroliara, imbroliarea, imbroliate, imbroliava
<i>v</i> to entangle, embroil (= to throw into a state of confusion)

imbrunir, imbruni, imbruniente, imbrunira, imbrunirea, imbrunite, imbruniva
<i>v</i> to brown (= to make brown)

imbrutiente, imbrutientemente, imbrutientes
<i>adj</i> besotting, stupefying

imbrutimento, imbrutimentos
<i>n</i> sottishness, brutishness

imbrutir, imbruti, imbrutiente, imbrutira, imbrutirea, imbrutite, imbrutiva
<i>v</i> to stupefy, besot

imbuccamento, imbuccamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) putting (food, <i>also:</i> words, etc.) into (someone's) mouth; <i>also:</i> (act of) forcing down; 2. (act of) raising (the mouthpiece of a wind instrument) to the lips; <i>also:</i> (act of) blowing (a wind instrument); 3. (action of) flowing into

imbuccar, imbucca, imbuccante, imbuccara, imbuccarea, imbuccate, imbuccava
<i>v</i> 1. to put (food, <i>also:</i> words, etc.) into (someone's) mouth; <i>also:</i> to force down; 2. to raise (the mouthpiece of a wind instrument) to the lips; <i>also:</i> to blow (a wind instrument);<br><b>imbuccar in</b> to flow into

imbuccatura, imbuccaturas
<i>n</i> I. [Mus.] embouchure (1. the shaping of lips, tongue, etc., in producing a tone; 2. mouthpiece of a wind instrument); II. mouthpiece (of a horse's bit); III. mouth (of a river)

imbursar, imbursa, imbursante, imbursara, imbursarea, imbursate, imbursava
<i>v</i> to take in, imburse

imento
<b>-imento</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -iment, -ishment, -ment (= action or result of ...ing)

imer
<b>-imer</b><br><i>see</i> <b>emer</b>

imic
<b>-imic</b><br><i>see</i> <b>amic</b>

imitabile, imitabilemente, imitabiles
<i>adj</i> imitable

imitar, imita, imitante, imitara, imitarea, imitate, imitava
<i>v</i> to imitate

imitate, imitatemente, imitates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>imitar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> imitation (as in "imitation lace")

imitation, imitationes
<i>n</i> imitation

imitative, imitativemente, imitatives
<i>adj</i> imitative

imitator, imitatores
<i>n</i> imitator; <i>attrib</i> imitative (= given to imitation)

immaculate, immaculatemente, immaculates
<i>adj</i> immaculate;<br><b>le Immaculate Conception</b> the Immaculate Conception

immagazinage, immagazinages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> warehousing, storing up

immagazinar, immagazina, immagazinante, immagazinara, immagazinarea, immagazinate, immagazinava
<i>v</i> to warehouse, store up

immaliar, immalia, immaliante, immaliara, immaliarea, immaliate, immaliava
<i>v</i> to enmesh

immaneabile, immaneabilemente, immaneabiles
<i>adj</i> unmanageable

immanente, immanentemente, immanentes
<i>adj</i> immanent

immanentia, immanentias
<i>n</i> immanence

immaner, immane, immanente, immanera, immanerea, immaneva, immanite
<i>v</i> to stay within, be immanent

immanicar, immanica, immanicante, immanicara, immanicarea, immanicate, immanicava
<i>v</i> to fix a handle to

immarcescibile, immarcescibilemente, immarcescibiles
<i>adj</i> not withering, not wilting (= not liable to wither or wilt)

immaterial, immateriales, immaterialmente
<i>adj</i> immaterial (= not material)

immaterialitate, immaterialitates
<i>n</i> immateriality

immatur, immatures, immaturmente
<i>adj</i> unripe; immature

immaturitate, immaturitates
<i>n</i> unripeness; immaturity

immediate, immediatemente, immediates
<i>adj</i> immediate

immedicabile, immedicabilemente, immedicabiles
<i>adj</i> immedicable

immemorabile, immemorabilemente, immemorabiles
<i>adj</i> immemorial

immemorial, immemoriales, immemorialmente
<i>adj</i> immemorial

immense, immensemente, immenses
<i>adj</i> immense

immensitate, immensitates
<i>n</i> immensity

immensurabile, immensurabilemente, immensurabiles
<i>adj</i> immeasurable, immensurable

immensurabilitate, immensurabilitates
<i>n</i> immeasurability, immensurability

immentionabile, immentionabilemente, immentionabiles
<i>adj</i> unmentionable

immerger, immerge, immergente, immergera, immergerea, immergeva, immergite, immerse
<b>[-merg-/-mers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to immerse, immerge (= to dip, plunge)

immers
<b>immers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>immerger</b>

immersion, immersiones
<i>n</i> immersion (1. dipping, plunging; 2. [Astron.])

immesurabile, immesurabilemente, immesurabiles
<i>adj</i> immeasurable, immensurable

immesurabilitate, immesurabilitates
<i>n</i> immeasurability, immensurability

immigrante, immigrantes
<i>n</i> immigrant

immigrar, immigra, immigrante, immigrara, immigrarea, immigrate, immigrava
<i>v</i> to immigrate

immigration, immigrationes
<i>n</i> immigration (= act of immigrating)

immigrato, immigratos
<i>n</i> immigrant

immin
<b>immin-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

imminente, imminentemente, imminentes
<i>adj</i> imminent

imminentia, imminentias
<i>n</i> imminence

immiscer, immisce, immiscente, immiscera, immiscerea, immisceva, immiscite
<b>[-mise-/-mixt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to commingle, mix up, immix

immixt
<b>immixt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>immiscer</b>

immixtion, immixtiones
<i>n</i> immixture

immobile, immobilemente, immobiles
<i>adj</i> immovable, immobile (1. incapable of movement; 2. not moving, motionless);<br><b>benes immobile</b> real estate, immovables<hr><i>n</i> piece of real property;<br><b>immobiles</b> real estate, realty, immovables

immobiliari, immobiliarimente, immobiliaris
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>benes immobiliari</b> real estate, immovables

immobilisar, immobilisa, immobilisante, immobilisara, immobilisarea, immobilisate, immobilisava
<i>v</i> to immobilize

immobilisation, immobilisationes
<i>n</i> immobilization

immobilitate, immobilitates
<i>n</i> immobility

immoderate, immoderatemente, immoderates
<i>adj</i> immoderate

immoderatessa, immoderatessas
<i>n</i> immoderateness

immoderation, immoderationes
<i>n</i> immoderation

immodeste, immodestemente, immodestes
<i>adj</i> immodest (1. presumptuous, forward; 2. indecent, improper)

immodestia, immodestias
<i>n</i> immodesty (1. presumptuousness, forwardness; 2. indelicacy, unchastity)

immolar, immola, immolante, immolara, immolarea, immolate, immolava
<i>v</i> to immolate

immolation, immolationes
<i>n</i> immolation

immolator, immolatores
<i>n</i> immolator

immoral, immorales, immoralmente
<i>adj</i> immoral; <i>also:</i> unethical

immoralismo, immoralismos
<i>n</i> immoralism

immoralista, immoralistas
<i>n</i> immoralist

immoralitate, immoralitates
<i>n</i> immorality

immortal, immortales, immortalmente
<i>adj</i> immortal

immortalisar, immortalisa, immortalisante, immortalisara, immortalisarea, immortalisate, immortalisava
<i>v</i> to immortalize

immortalitate, immortalitates
<i>n</i> immortality

immortificate, immortificatemente, immortificates
<i>adj</i> unmortified

immortification, immortificationes
<i>n</i> immortification

immun, immunes, immunmente
<i>adj</i> 1. exempt; 2. immune

immunde, immundemente, immundes
<i>adj</i> unclean (1. dirty, filthy; 2. ceremonially unclean);<br><b>spirito immunde</b> unclean, evil, spirit

immunditia, immunditias
<i>n</i> 1. dirt, filth; 2. [Theol.] impurity;<br><b>immunditias</b> refuse, garbage, etc.

immunisar, immunisa, immunisante, immunisara, immunisarea, immunisate, immunisava
<i>v</i> to immunize

immunisation, immunisationes
<i>n</i> immunization

immunitate, immunitates
<i>n</i> immunity (1. exemption; 2. resistance to disease, poison, etc.)

immutabile, immutabilemente, immutabiles
<i>adj</i> immutable

immutabilitate, immutabilitates
<i>n</i> immutability

impaccar, impacca, impaccante, impaccara, impaccarea, impaccate, impaccava
<i>v</i> to pack (up)

impaccator, impaccatores
<i>n</i> packer

impacchettar, impacchetta, impacchettante, impacchettara, impacchettarea, impacchettate, impacchettava
<i>v</i> to pack (up), wrap (up)

impact
<b>impact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>impinger</b>

impaction, impactiones
<i>n</i> impaction

impacto, impactos
<i>n</i> impact

impagabile, impagabilemente, impagabiles
<i>adj</i> priceless

impalamento, impalamentos
<i>n</i> impalement

impalar, impala, impalante, impalara, impalarea, impalate, impalava
<i>v</i> to impale (= to pierce with a pointed stake)

impaleage, impaleages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> packing (in straw)

impalear, impalea, impaleante, impaleara, impalearea, impaleate, impaleava
<i>v</i> 1. to pack (in straw); 2. to thatch

impalpabile, impalpabilemente, impalpabiles
<i>adj</i> impalpable

impalpabilitate, impalpabilitates
<i>n</i> impalpability

impaludar, impaluda, impaludante, impaludara, impaludarea, impaludate, impaludava
<i>v</i> to turn or transform into a marsh;<br><b>impaludar se</b> to become marshy

impanar, impana, impanante, impanara, impanarea, impanate, impanava
<i>v</i> [Eccl.] to impane

impanation, impanationes
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] impanation

impardonabile, impardonabilemente, impardonabiles
<i>adj</i> unpardonable

impare, imparemente, impares
<i>adj</i> [Arith.] odd, uneven

imparisyllabe, imparisyllabemente, imparisyllabes
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> imparisyllabic

imparisyllabo, imparisyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> imparisyllabic

imparitate, imparitates
<i>n</i> 1. imparity, inequality; 2. [Arith.] oddness

impartial, impartiales, impartialmente
<i>adj</i> impartial

impartialitate, impartialitates
<i>n</i> impartiality

impartibile, impartibilemente, impartibiles
<i>adj</i> indivisible

impartir, imparti, impartiente, impartira, impartirea, impartite, impartiva
<i>v</i> 1. to impart, bestow; 2. to grant, concede

impartitor, impartitores
<i>n</i> imparter

impasse, impasses
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>impasse</i> (1. dead end; 2. deadlock)

impassibile, impassibilemente, impassibiles
<i>adj</i> impassible, impassive

impassibilitate, impassibilitates
<i>n</i> impassibility, impassivity

impastamento, impastamentos
<i>n</i> [Art] impasto

impastar, impasta, impastante, impastara, impastarea, impastate, impastava
<i>v</i> 1. to make into dough; <i>also:</i> to knead; 2. to enclose in dough; 3. [Art] to impaste

impatientar, impatienta, impatientante, impatientara, impatientarea, impatientate, impatientava
<i>v</i> to make impatient;<br><b>impatientar se</b> to grow impatient

impatiente, impatientemente, impatientes
<i>adj</i> impatient

impatientia, impatientias
<i>n</i> impatience

impavide, impavidemente, impavides
<i>adj</i> fearless

impeccabile, impeccabilemente, impeccabiles
<i>adj</i> impeccabile (1. not liable to sin; 2. faultless)

impeccabilitate, impeccabilitates
<i>n</i> impeccability

impecuniose, impecuniosemente, impecunioses
<i>adj</i> impecunious

impedimento, impedimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) impeding; 2. impediment, hindrance

impedir, impedi, impediente, impedira, impedirea, impedite, impediva
<i>v</i> to impede, hinder

impeditive, impeditivemente, impeditives
<i>adj</i> impeding, impeditive

impejorar, impejora, impejorante, impejorara, impejorarea, impejorate, impejorava
<i>v</i> to worsen (= to make or become worse)

impellente, impellentemente, impellentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>impeller</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> impellent

impeller, impelle, impellente, impellera, impellerea, impelleva, impellite, impulse
<b>[-pell-/-puls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to impel

impenetrabile, impenetrabilemente, impenetrabiles
<i>adj</i> impenetrable

impenetrabilitate, impenetrabilitates
<i>n</i> impenetrability

impenitente, impenitentemente, impenitentes
<i>adj</i> unrepentant, impenitent

impenitentia, impenitentias
<i>n</i> impenitence

imperar, impera, imperante, imperara, imperarea, imperate, imperava
<i>v</i> to govern, rule over

imperative, imperativemente, imperatives
<i>adj</i> imperative (1. implying or expressing a command; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>modo imperative</b> [Gram.] imperative mood

imperativo, imperativos
<i>n</i> imperative (1. [Philos.]; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>imperativo categoric</b> categorical imperative

imperator, imperatores
<i>n</i> emperor

imperatrice, imperatrices
<i>n</i> empress

imperceptibile, imperceptibilemente, imperceptibiles
<i>adj</i> imperceptible

imperceptibilitate, imperceptibilitates
<i>n</i> imperceptibility

imperdibile, imperdibilemente, imperdibiles
<i>adj</i> unlosable

imperfecte, imperfectemente, imperfectes
<i>adj</i> imperfect (1. not perfect; 2. [Gram.])

imperfectibile, imperfectibilemente, imperfectibiles
<i>adj</i> imperfectible

imperfectibilitate, imperfectibilitates
<i>n</i> imperfectibility

imperfection, imperfectiones
<i>n</i> imperfection

imperfecto, imperfectos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] imperfect

imperforabile, imperforabilemente, imperforabiles
<i>adj</i> imperforable (= that cannot be perforated)

imperforate, imperforatemente, imperforates
<i>adj</i> imperforate, imperforated

imperforation, imperforationes
<i>n</i> imperforation

imperial, imperiales, imperialmente
<i>adj</i> imperial (1. pertaining to an empire or an emperor; 2. of special excellence)<hr><i>n</i> top deck (of a bus, etc.)

imperialismo, imperialismos
<i>n</i> imperialism

imperialista, imperialistas
<i>n</i> imperialist

imperibile, imperibilemente, imperibiles
<i>adj</i> imperishable

impericular, impericula, impericulante, impericulara, impericularea, impericulate, impericulava
<i>v</i> to imperil

imperio, imperios
<i>n</i> empire (1. supreme authority; 2. country ruled by an emperor or empress)

imperiose, imperiosemente, imperioses
<i>adj</i> imperious (1. domineering; 2. imperative)

impermeabile, impermeabilemente, impermeabiles
<i>adj</i> impermeable; <i>also:</i> waterproof<hr><i>n</i> raincoat

impermeabilitate, impermeabilitates
<i>n</i> impermeability

impermutabile, impermutabilemente, impermutabiles
<i>adj</i> impermutable

impermutabilitate, impermutabilitates
<i>n</i> impermutability

impersonal, impersonales, impersonalmente
<i>adj</i> impersonal;<br><b>verbo impersonal</b> impersonal verb

impertinente, impertinentemente, impertinentes
<i>adj</i> impertinent (1. irrelevant; 2. impudent)

impertinentia, impertinentias
<i>n</i> impertinence (1. irrelevance; 2. impudence)

imperturbabile, imperturbabilemente, imperturbabiles
<i>adj</i> imperturbable

imperturbabilitate, imperturbabilitates
<i>n</i> imperturbability

impervie, imperviemente, impervies
<i>adj</i> impassable, impervious

impet
<b>impet-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

impeto, impetos
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> impetus (of a moving body)

impetrar, impetra, impetrante, impetrara, impetrarea, impetrate, impetrava
<i>v</i> to impetrate (= to obtain by request or entreaty)

impetration, impetrationes
<i>n</i> impetration

impetrative, impetrativemente, impetratives
<i>adj</i> impetrative

impetu
<b>impetu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>impeto</b>

impetuose, impetuosemente, impetuoses
<i>adj</i> impetuous

impetuositate, impetuositates
<i>n</i> impetuosity

impie, impiemente, impies
<i>adj</i> impious

impietate, impietates
<i>n</i> impiety

impietose, impietosemente, impietoses
<i>adj</i> pitiless

impinger, impacte, impinge, impingente, impingera, impingerea, impingeva, impingite
<b>[-ping-/-pact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to strike, collide with

implacabile, implacabilemente, implacabiles
<i>adj</i> implacable

implacabilitate, implacabilitates
<i>n</i> implacability

implaciamento, implaciamentos
<i>n</i> 1. location, site; 2. [Mil.] emplacement

implaciar, implacia, implaciante, implaciara, implaciarea, implaciate, implaciava
<i>v</i> to put into position, emplace

implantar, implanta, implantante, implantara, implantarea, implantate, implantava
<i>v</i> to implant

implantation, implantationes
<i>n</i> implantation

impler, imple, implente, implera, implerea, impleva, implite
<b>[-pler/-plet-]</b><br><i>v</i> to fill (= to make full)

impletion, impletiones
<i>n</i> impletion

implicar, implica, implicante, implicara, implicarea, implicate, implicava
<i>v</i> to implicate (= to involve)

implication, implicationes
<i>n</i> implication (= condition of being implicated)

implicative, implicativemente, implicatives
<i>adj</i> implicative

implicite, implicitemente, implicites
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> implicit

implorabile, implorabilemente, implorabiles
<i>adj</i> open to entreaty

implorar, implora, implorante, implorara, implorarea, implorate, implorava
<i>v</i> to implore, beseech

imploration, implorationes
<i>n</i> entreaty, imploration

implorator, imploratores
<i>n</i> implorer

implumar, impluma, implumante, implumara, implumarea, implumate, implumava
<i>v</i> to plume (= to adorn with plumes)

impluv
<b>impluv-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

impluvio, impluvios
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] impluvium

impolite, impolitemente, impolites
<i>adj</i> 1. unpolished, crude; 2. impolite, rude

impolitessa, impolitessas
<i>n</i> impoliteness

impolitic, impoliticamente, impolitiches
<i>adj</i> impolitic

imponderabile, imponderabilemente, imponderabiles
<i>adj</i> imponderable<hr><i>n</i> -;<br><b>imponderabiles</b> imponderables

imponderabilitate, imponderabilitates
<i>n</i> imponderability

imponente, imponentemente, imponentes
1. <i>pres part</i> of <b>imponer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> imposing, impressive

imponer, impone, imponente, imponera, imponerea, imponeva, imponite, imposite, imposte
<b>[-pon-/-posit-/-post-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to lay (up)on; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.] to impose; 2. to impose (= to practice tricks or deception);<br><b>imponer (un mulcta, contribution, etc.)</b> to impose (a fine, tax, etc.);<br><b>imponer le manos</b> [Eccl.] to impose, lay on, hands

impopular, impopulares, impopularmente
<i>adj</i> unpopular

impopularitate, impopularitates
<i>n</i> unpopularity

importabile, importabilemente, importabiles
<i>adj</i> importable

importante, importantemente, importantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>importar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> important;<br><b>esser importante</b> to be important

importantia, importantias
<i>n</i> importance;<br><b>haber (multe) importantia</b> to be of (great) importance

importar, importa, importante, importara, importarea, importate, importava
<i>v</i> 1. to import; 2. to be important, to matter;<br><b>non importa</b> it doesn't matter, never mind;<br><b>il importa que...</b> it is essential that...

importation, importationes
<i>n</i> importation, import

importator, importatores
<i>n</i> importer

importun, importunes, importunmente
<i>adj</i> importune, importunate

importunar, importuna, importunante, importunara, importunarea, importunate, importunava
<i>v</i> to importune

importunitate, importunitates
<i>n</i> importunity

imposit
<b>imposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>imponer</b>

imposition, impositiones
<i>n</i> I. laying (up) on; <i>also:</i> imposition; II. imposition (1. as in "imposition of a law, tax, fine"; 2. tax, fine, etc. imposed or levied)

impossibile, impossibilemente, impossibiles
<i>adj</i> impossible

impossibilitate, impossibilitates
<i>n</i> impossibility

impost
<b>impost-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>imponer</b>

imposta, impostas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] impost

imposto, impostos
<i>n</i> tax, duty, impost

impostor, impostores
<i>n</i> swindler, cheat, impostor

impostura, imposturas
<i>n</i> imposture

impotente, impotentemente, impotentes
<i>adj</i> impotent

impotentia, impotentias
<i>n</i> impotence

impovrimento, impovrimentos
<i>n</i> impoverishment

impovrir, impovri, impovriente, impovrira, impovrirea, impovrite, impovriva
<i>v</i> to impoverish

impracticabile, impracticabilemente, impracticabiles
<i>adj</i> impracticable;<br><b>via impracticabile</b> impracticable or unpassable road

impracticabilitate, impracticabilitates
<i>n</i> impracticability

imprecar, impreca, imprecante, imprecara, imprecarea, imprecate, imprecava
<i>v</i> to imprecate

imprecation, imprecationes
<i>n</i> imprecation

imprecator, imprecatores
<i>n</i> imprecator

imprecatori, imprecatorimente, imprecatoris
<i>adj</i> imprecatory

imprecise, imprecisemente, imprecises
<i>adj</i> lacking in precision

imprecision, imprecisiones
<i>n</i> lack of precision

impregnabile, impregnabilemente, impregnabiles
<i>adj</i> (apt or liable) to be impregnated (1. capable of being fecundated; 2. permeable)

impregnar, impregna, impregnante, impregnara, impregnarea, impregnate, impregnava
<i>v</i> to impregnate (1. to fecundate, make pregnant; 2. to permeate, imbue)

impregnation, impregnationes
<i>n</i> impregnation (1. fecundation; 2. action of permeating or imbuing)

impremeditate, impremeditatemente, impremeditates
<i>adj</i> unpremeditated

imprendibile, imprendibilemente, imprendibiles
<i>adj</i> impregnable

imprendibilitate, imprendibilitates
<i>n</i> impregnability

impresario, impresarios
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> impresario

imprescriptibile, imprescriptibilemente, imprescriptibiles
<i>adj</i> imprescriptible (= not subject to prescription)

imprescriptibilitate, imprescriptibilitates
<i>n</i> imprescriptibility

impress
<b>impress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>imprimer</b>

impression, impressiones
<i>n</i> impression (1. "impression produced in a substance"; 2. "impression made on a person"; 3. [Print.]);<br><b>impression in colores</b> color printing;<br><b>(le secunde, etc.) impression (de un libro)</b> (the second, etc.) printing (of a book)

impressionabile, impressionabilemente, impressionabiles
<i>adj</i> impressionable

impressionabilitate, impressionabilitates
<i>n</i> impressionability

impressionar, impressiona, impressionante, impressionara, impressionarea, impressionate, impressionava
<i>v</i> to impress (1. to make marks on by pressing or stamping; 2. to affect, move)

impressionismo, impressionismos
<i>n</i> impressionism

impressionista, impressionistas
<i>n</i> impressionist

impressive, impressivemente, impressives
<i>adj</i> impressive

imprevidente, imprevidentemente, imprevidentes
<i>adj</i> improvident

imprevidentia, imprevidentias
<i>n</i> improvidence

imprevisibile, imprevisibilemente, imprevisibiles
<i>adj</i> unforeseeable

impreviste, imprevistemente, imprevistes
<i>adj</i> unforeseen, unexpected

imprimatur, imprimatures
<i>n</i> imprimatur

imprimer, impresse, imprime, imprimente, imprimera, imprimerea, imprimeva, imprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to impart, communicate (direction, motion, etc.); 2. to impress, imprint; 3. to print

imprimibile, imprimibilemente, imprimibiles
<i>adj</i> printable

imprisionamento, imprisionamentos
<i>n</i> imprisonment

imprisionar, imprisiona, imprisionante, imprisionara, imprisionarea, imprisionate, imprisionava
<i>v</i> to imprison (= to put in prison)

improbabile, improbabilemente, improbabiles
<i>adj</i> improbable

improbabilitate, improbabilitates
<i>n</i> improbability

improbe, improbemente, improbes
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> dishonest, lacking probity

improbitate, improbitates
<i>n</i> dishonesty, improbity

improductive, improductivemente, improductives
<i>adj</i> unproductive

impromptu, impromptus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> impromptu

impronunciabile, impronunciabilemente, impronunciabiles
<i>adj</i> unpronounceable

improprie, impropriemente, impropries
<i>adj</i> improper (1. incorrect, wrong; 2. unsuitable; 3. unseemly);<br><b>fraction improprie</b> improper fraction

improprietate, improprietates
<i>n</i> impropriety (= improper use of a word, expression, etc.)

improvisar, improvisa, improvisante, improvisara, improvisarea, improvisate, improvisava
<i>v</i> to improvise

improvisation, improvisationes
<i>n</i> improvisation

improvisator, improvisatores
<i>n</i> improviser

improvise, improvisemente, improvises
<i>adj</i> unforeseen, unexpected

imprudente, imprudentemente, imprudentes
<i>adj</i> imprudent

imprudentia, imprudentias
<i>n</i> imprudence

impubere, impuberemente, impuberes
<i>adj</i> who has not arrived at puberty

impublicabile, impublicabilemente, impublicabiles
<i>adj</i> unpublishable

impudente, impudentemente, impudentes
<i>adj</i> impudent

impudentia, impudentias
<i>n</i> impudence

impudic, impudicamente, impudiches
<i>adj</i> lewd, immodest

impugnar, impugna, impugnante, impugnara, impugnarea, impugnate, impugnava
<i>v</i> to impugn <hr><i>v</i> to clutch, grasp, seize

impugnation, impugnationes
<i>n</i> (action of) impugning

impuls
<b>impuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>impeller</b>

impulsion, impulsiones
<i>n</i> impulsion (1. act of impelling; 2. impulse; <i>also:</i> momentum; impetus; etc.)

impulsive, impulsivemente, impulsives
<i>adj</i> impulsive (1. impelling; 2. actuated by impulse)

impulsivitate, impulsivitates
<i>n</i> impulsiveness

impulso, impulsos
<i>n</i> impulse (1. impulsion, act of impelling; 2. as in "to act on impulse")

impulsor, impulsores
<i>n</i> impeller

impun, impunes, impunmente
<i>adj</i> with impunity

impunctual, impunctuales, impunctualmente
<i>adj</i> 1. not punctilious, inexact; 2. unpunctual

impunctualitate, impunctualitates
<i>n</i> 1. lack of punctiliousness, inexactness; 2. unpunctuality

impunibile, impunibilemente, impunibiles
<i>adj</i> impunible

impunitate, impunitates
<i>n</i> impunity

impunite, impunites
<i>n</i> unpunished

impur, impures, impurmente
<i>adj</i> impure

impuressa, impuressas
<i>n</i> impureness

impuritate, impuritates
<i>n</i> impurity

imputabile, imputabiles
<i>n</i> imputable

imputabilitate, imputabilitates
<i>n</i> imputability

imputar, imputa, imputante, imputara, imputarea, imputate, imputava
<i>v</i> to impute

imputation, imputationes
<i>n</i> imputation

imputrescibile, imputrescibilemente, imputrescibiles
<i>adj</i> imputrescible

imputrescibilitate, imputrescibilitates
<i>n</i> imputrescibility

in
<i>prep</i> in, into;<br>for <b>in plus, in fin,</b> etc. <i>cf.</i> <b>plus, fin,</b> etc.<hr><b>in-</b><br><i>prefixo verbal</i> [<b>il-</b> before <b>-l-; im-</b> before <b>-b-, -m-, -p-; ir-</b> before <b>-r-</b>; used with verbs, and, in combination with verbal suffixes, with nouns and adjectives] in-, il-, im-, ir- (= in, into [expressing position in or on, motion into, change into, etc.]) <hr><b>in-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>i-</b> before <b>-gn-; il-</b> before <b>-l-; im-</b> before <b>-b-, -m-, -p-; ir-</b> before <b>-r-</b>; used with adjectives and nouns] in-, i-, il-, im-, ir-, un- (= not ...; lacking ...; lack of ...) <hr><b>-in</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [<b>-n</b> after <b>-i-</b>; used with nouns, particularly with names of animals] -ine (= of, pertaining to, etc. ...)

in articulo mortis
<b>[L]</b><br><i>in articulo mortis</i>, at the point of death

in extremis
<b>[L]</b><br><i>in extremis</i>

in-folio, in-folios
<i>n</i> folio (= book in folio)

in medias res
<b>[L]</b><br><i>in medias res</i>

in situ
<b>[L]</b><br><i>in situ</i>

ina
<b>-ina</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns; used chiefly to form technical terms] -ine, -in (= substance made from, characterizing, related to, etc., ...)

inacceptabile, inacceptabilemente, inacceptabiles
<i>adj</i> unacceptable

inaccessibile, inaccessibilemente, inaccessibiles
<i>adj</i> inaccessible

inaccessibilitate, inaccessibilitates
<i>n</i> inaccessibility

inaccostumate, inaccostumatemente, inaccostumates
<i>adj</i> unaccustomed

inaction, inactiones
<i>n</i> inaction

inactive, inactivemente, inactives
<i>adj</i> inactive

inactivitate, inactivitates
<i>n</i> inactivity

inadeptabile, inadeptabilemente, inadeptabiles
<i>adj</i> inadeptable

inadequate, inadequatemente, inadequates
<i>adj</i> inadequate

inadmissibile, inadmissibilemente, inadmissibiles
<i>adj</i> inadmissible

inadmissibilitate, inadmissibilitates
<i>n</i> inadmissibility

inadmission, inadmissiones
<i>n</i> refusal of admission

inadoptabile, inadoptabilemente, inadoptabiles
<i>adj</i> unadoptable

inadvertente, inadvertentemente, inadvertentes
<i>adj</i> inadvertent

inadvertentia, inadvertentias
<i>n</i> inadvertence;<br><b>per inadvertentia</b> 1. inadvertently; 2. through carelessness

inalienabile, inalienabilemente, inalienabiles
<i>adj</i> inalienable

inalienabilitate, inalienabilitates
<i>n</i> inalienability

inalterabile, inalterabilemente, inalterabiles
<i>adj</i> unalterable

inalterabilitate, inalterabilitates
<i>n</i> inalterability

inambigue, inambiguemente, inambigues
<i>adj</i> unambiguous

inambiguitate, inambiguitates
<i>n</i> unambiguity, unambiguousness

inamical, inamicales, inamicalmente
<i>adj</i> unkind (= not like a friend)

inamorar, inamora, inamorante, inamorara, inamorarea, inamorate, inamorava
<i>v</i> to enamor;<br><b>inamorar se de</b> to fall in love with

inamorate, inamoratemente, inamorates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>inamorar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> enamored, in love

inamovibile, inamovibilemente, inamovibiles
<i>adj</i> not removable, irremovable

inanimate, inanimatemente, inanimates
<i>adj</i> inanimate

inappaciabile, inappaciabilemente, inappaciabiles
<i>adj</i> unappeasable, inappeasable

inappellabile, inappellabilemente, inappellabiles
<i>adj</i> unappealable

inappetente, inappetentemente, inappetentes
<i>adj</i> without desire, inappetent

inappetentia, inappetentias
<i>n</i> inappetence, inappetency, lack of appetite

inapplicabile, inapplicabilemente, inapplicabiles
<i>adj</i> inapplicable

inapplicabilitate, inapplicabilitates
<i>n</i> inapplicability

inapplication, inapplicationes
<i>n</i> want of assiduity, inapplication

inappreciabile, inappreciabilemente, inappreciabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. inappreciable; 2. inestimable, priceless

inapte, inaptemente, inaptes
<i>adj</i> inapt

inaptitude, inaptitudes
<i>n</i> inaptitude

inarticulabile, inarticulabilemente, inarticulabiles
<i>adj</i> unpronounceable

inarticulate, inarticulatemente, inarticulates
<i>adj</i> inarticulate (1. not jointed; 2. indistinctly uttered)

inattaccabile, inattaccabilemente, inattaccabiles
<i>adj</i> unattackable, unassailable

inattention, inattentiones
<i>n</i> inattention

inaudibile, inaudibilemente, inaudibiles
<i>adj</i> inaudible

inaudite, inauditemente, inaudites
<i>adj</i> unheard-of

inaugurar, inaugura, inaugurante, inaugurara, inaugurarea, inaugurate, inaugurava
<i>v</i> to inaugurate

inauguration, inaugurationes
<i>n</i> inauguration

inaugurator, inauguratores
<i>n</i> inaugurator

inauthentic, inauthenticamente, inauthentiches
<i>adj</i> inauthentic, unauthentic

inauthenticitate, inauthenticitates
<i>n</i> inauthenticity, unauthenticity

incalculabile, incalculabilemente, incalculabiles
<i>adj</i> incalculable

incamminar, incammina, incamminante, incamminara, incamminarea, incamminate, incamminava
<i>v</i> to put on the right road

incanaliar, incanalia, incanaliante, incanaliara, incanaliarea, incanaliate, incanaliava
<i>v</i> to degrade, debase (= to exert a demoralizing influence on);<br><b>incanaliar se</b> to keep low company

incandescente, incandescentemente, incandescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>incandescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> incandescent

incandescentia, incandescentias
<i>n</i> incandescence;<br><b>lampa de incandescentia</b> incandescent lamp

incandescer, incandesce, incandescente, incandescera, incandescerea, incandesceva, incandescite
<i>v</i> to incandesce (= to cause to become incandescent)

incantamento, incantamentos
<i>n</i> enchantment (1. magic spell; 2. delight)

incantar, incanta, incantante, incantara, incantarea, incantate, incantava
<i>v</i> to enchant (1. to use magic on; <i>also:</i> to bewitch; 2. to charm, delight);<br><b>esser incantate de un cosa</b> to be delighted at something

incantation, incantationes
<i>n</i> incantation

incantator, incantatores
<i>n</i> enchanter, sorcerer; <i>attrib</i> enchanting, charming

incapabile, incapabilemente, incapabiles
<i>adj</i> incapable

incapabilitate, incapabilitates
<i>n</i> incapability

incapace, incapacemente, incapaces
<i>adj</i> incapable

incapacitate, incapacitates
<i>n</i> incapacity

incappuciar, incappucia, incappuciante, incappuciara, incappuciarea, incappuciate, incappuciava
<i>v</i> to hood (= to cover with a hood)

incarcerar, incarcera, incarcerante, incarcerara, incarcerarea, incarcerate, incarcerava
<i>v</i> to incarcerate

incarceration, incarcerationes
<i>n</i> incarceration

incargar, incarga, incargante, incargara, incargarea, incargate, incargava
<i>v</i> to charge, burden, entrust;<br><b>incargar (un persona) de</b> to entrust (someone) with

incaritabile, incaritabilemente, incaritabiles
<i>adj</i> uncharitable

incarnar, incarna, incarnante, incarnara, incarnarea, incarnate, incarnava
<i>v</i> to incarnate (= to embody)

incarnate, incarnatemente, incarnates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>incarnar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fleshcolored

incarnatin, incarnatines, incarnatinmente
<i>adj</i> flesh-pink, rosy, incarnadine

incarnation, incarnationes
<i>n</i> incarnation

incassamento, incassamentos
<i>n</i> 1. encasing, encasement; 2. embankment; 3. encashment

incassar, incassa, incassante, incassara, incassarea, incassate, incassava
<i>v</i> I. to encase; to pack; II. to embank; III. to encash (1. to convert into cash, cash; 2. to receive in cash, realize)

incassator, incassatores
<i>n</i> 1. collector (of a bill, check, etc.); 2. bank messenger

incastrar, incastra, incastrante, incastrara, incastrarea, incastrate, incastrava
<i>v</i> to embed, fix in, house, etc.; <i>also:</i> to set (as in "to set a jewel")

incastratura, incastraturas
<i>n</i> 1. housing, hollow, bed, etc.; 2. setting (as in "setting of a jewel")

incatenamento, incatenamentos
<i>n</i> enchainment

incatenar, incatena, incatenante, incatenara, incatenarea, incatenate, incatenava
<i>v</i> 1. to chain up, enchain; 2. to link together, concatenate

incaute, incautemente, incautes
<i>adj</i> incautious

incaviliar, incavilia, incaviliante, incaviliara, incaviliarea, incaviliate, incaviliava
<i>v</i> to peg (= to fasten with pegs)

incender, incende, incendente, incendera, incenderea, incendeva, incendite, incense
<b>[-cend-/-cens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to light, set alight

incendiar, incendia, incendiante, incendiara, incendiarea, incendiate, incendiava
<i>v</i> to set on fire

incendiari, incendiarimente, incendiaris
<i>adj</i> incendiary

incendiario, incendiarios
<i>n</i> incendiary

incendiarismo, incendiarismos
<i>n</i> incendiarism; <i>also:</i> arson

incendio, incendios
<i>n</i> fire (= destructive burning);<br><b>pumpa de incendio</b> fire-engine

incens
<b>incens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>incender</b>

incensar, incensa, incensante, incensara, incensarea, incensate, incensava
<i>v</i> [Eccl.] to burn incense before or to; <i>also:</i> to pay homage to, flatter

incensario, incensarios
<i>n</i> censer

incensation, incensationes
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] offering of incense

incensator, incensatores
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] thurifer; 2. flatterer

incenso, incensos
<i>n</i> incense

incensorio, incensorios
<i>n</i> censer

incentive, incentivemente, incentives
<i>adj</i> inciting, incentive

incentivo, incentivos
<i>n</i> incentive

incept
<b>incept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inciper</b>

inceptar, incepta, inceptante, inceptara, inceptarea, inceptate, inceptava
<i>v</i> to incept, begin

inception, inceptiones
<i>n</i> inception

inceptive, inceptivemente, inceptives
<i>adj</i> inceptive (1. beginning; 2. [Gram.])

inceramento, inceramentos
<i>n</i> (act of) waxing (as in "the waxing of a floor")

incerar, incera, incerante, incerara, incerarea, incerate, incerava
<i>v</i> to wax (as in "to wax a floor")

inceremoniose, inceremoniosemente, inceremonioses
<i>adj</i> unceremonious

incerte, incertemente, incertes
<i>adj</i> uncertain (1. not ohjectively certain; 2. not convinced)

incertitude, incertitudes
<i>n</i> uncertainty (1. "objective uncertainty"; 2. incertitude, doubt)

incessante, incessantemente, incessantes
<i>adj</i> incessant, ceaseless

incestar, incesta, incestante, incestara, incestarea, incestate, incestava
<i>v</i> to commit incest

inceste, incestemente, incestes
<i>adj</i> unchaste, lewd

incesto, incestos
<i>n</i> incest

incestuose, incestuosemente, incestuoses
<i>adj</i> incestuous

incholerisar, incholerisa, incholerisante, incholerisara, incholerisarea, incholerisate, incholerisava
<i>v</i> to anger, enrage

incidental, incidentales, incidentalmente
<i>adj</i> incidental (= fortuitous)

incidente, incidentemente, incidentes
<i>adj</i> 1. incident (as in "incident ray"); 2. incidental (= fortuitous);<br><b>proposition incidente</b> [Gram.] nonrestrictive or descriptive clause<hr><i>n</i> incident

incidentia, incidentias
<i>n</i> incidence (as in "angle of incidence")

incider, incide, incidente, incidera, inciderea, incideva, incidite, incise
<b>[-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cut into <hr><i>v</i> to fall upon

incinerar, incinera, incinerante, incinerara, incinerarea, incinerate, incinerava
<i>v</i> to burn (to ashes), incinerate

incineration, incinerationes
<i>n</i> incineration

incinerator, incineratores
<i>n</i> incinerator

inciper, incepte, incipe, incipera, inciperea, incipeva, incipiente, incipite
<b>[-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to begin

incipiente, incipientemente, incipientes
<i>adj</i> beginning, incipient, initial

incircular, incircula, incirculante, incirculara, incircularea, incirculate, incirculava
<i>v</i> to encircle (= to surround with a circle)

incircumcise, incircumcisemente, incircumcises
<i>adj</i> uncircumcised

incis
<b>incis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>incider</b>

incisar, incisa, incisante, incisara, incisarea, incisate, incisava
<i>v</i> to cut into, incise

incision, incisiones
<i>n</i> incision

incisive, incisivemente, incisives
<i>adj</i> incisive;<br><b>dente incisive</b> incisor tooth

incisivo, incisivos
<i>n</i> incisor (tooth)

incisori, incisorimente, incisoris
<i>adj</i> incisory

incitabile, incitabilemente, incitabiles
<i>adj</i> incitable

incitabilitate, incitabilitates
<i>n</i> incitability

incitamento, incitamentos
<i>n</i> incitement, spur

incitar, incita, incitante, incitara, incitarea, incitate, incitava
<i>v</i> to incite

incitation, incitationes
<i>n</i> incitation, incitement

incivil, inciviles, incivilmente
<i>adj</i> uncivil

incivilitate, incivilitates
<i>n</i> incivility

inclavar, inclava, inclavante, inclavara, inclavarea, inclavate, inclavava
<i>v</i> 1. to prick (horse in shoeing); 2. [Artil.] to spike (gun)

inclavatura, inclavaturas
<i>n</i> prick (given in shoeing)

inclemente, inclementemente, inclementes
<i>adj</i> inclement

inclementia, inclementias
<i>n</i> inclemency

inclinar, inclina, inclinante, inclinara, inclinarea, inclinate, inclinava
<i>v</i> to incline (1. to bend, bow; 2. to make willing; 3. to slope, slant; 4. to be willing);<br><b>inclinar a</b> to incline, be inclined, to;<br><b>inclinar se</b> to bow (down)

inclination, inclinationes
<i>n</i> inclination (1. act of bowing or bending; 2. incline, slope; 3. propensity, liking; 4. [Gram., Astron.])

inclinometro, inclinometros
<b>inclinometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> inclinometer

includer, include, includente, includera, includerea, includeva, includite, incluse
<b>[-clud-/-clus-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to enclose (1. to fence in; 2. as in "to enclose a letter"); II. to include

inclus
<b>inclus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>includer</b>

incluse, inclusemente, incluses
<i>adj</i> enclosed (as in "the enclosed letter")

inclusion, inclusiones
<i>n</i> inclusion

inclusive, inclusivemente, inclusives
<i>adj</i> inclusive, inclusively

incluso, inclusos
<i>n</i> enclosure (= enclosed letter, check, etc.)

inclusura, inclusuras
<i>n</i> enclosure, (act of) enclosing

incoercibile, incoercibilemente, incoercibiles
<i>adj</i> incoercible

incoffrar, incoffra, incoffrante, incoffrara, incoffrarea, incoffrate, incoffrava
<i>v</i> to coffer (= to lock up in a coffer, chest, etc.)

incognite, incognitemente, incognites
<b>(-cg-)</b><br><i>adj</i> unknown

incognito, incognitos
<b>(-cg-)</b><br><i>n</i> incognito

incognoscibile, incognoscibilemente, incognoscibiles
<i>adj</i> unknowable

incoherente, incoherentemente, incoherentes
<i>adj</i> incoherent, disconnected

incoherentia, incoherentias
<i>n</i> incoherence, disconnectedness

incolor, incolores, incolormente
<i>adj</i> colorless, uncolored

incombramento, incombramentos
<i>n</i> encumberment

incombrar, incombra, incombrante, incombrara, incombrarea, incombrate, incombrava
<i>v</i> to encumber, obstruct, hamper

incombustibile, incombustibilemente, incombustibiles
<i>adj</i> incombustible, fireproof

incombustibilitate, incombustibilitates
<i>n</i> incombustibility

incommensurabile, incommensurabilemente, incommensurabiles
<i>adj</i> incommensurable

incommensurabilitate, incommensurabilitates
<i>n</i> incommensurability

incommodar, incommoda, incommodante, incommodara, incommodarea, incommodate, incommodava
<i>v</i> to inconvenience, incommode

incommode, incommodemente, incommodes
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> inconvenient, unsuitable, etc.

incommoditate, incommoditates
<i>n</i> inconvenience, disadvantage, discomfort, etc.

incommunicabile, incommunicabilemente, incommunicabiles
<i>adj</i> incommunicable

incommunicabilitate, incommunicabilitates
<i>n</i> incommunicability

incommutabile, incommutabilemente, incommutabiles
<i>adj</i> incommutable

incommutabilitate, incommutabilitates
<i>n</i> incommutability

incompacte, incompactemente, incompactes
<i>adj</i> not compact

incomparabile, incomparabilemente, incomparabiles
<i>adj</i> incomparable

incomparabilitate, incomparabilitates
<i>n</i> incomparability

incompatibile, incompatibilemente, incompatibiles
<i>adj</i> incompatible

incompatibilitate, incompatibilitates
<i>n</i> incompatibility

incompetente, incompetentemente, incompetentes
<i>adj</i> incompetent

incompetentia, incompetentias
<i>n</i> incompetence

incomplete, incompletemente, incompletes
<i>adj</i> incomplete

incomprehensibile, incomprehensibilemente, incomprehensibiles
<i>adj</i> incomprehensible

incomprehensibilitate, incomprehensibilitates
<i>n</i> incomprehensibility

incomprehension, incomprehensiones
<i>n</i> incomprehension

incomprensibile, incomprensibilemente, incomprensibiles
<i>adj</i> incomprehensible

incomprensibilitate, incomprensibilitates
<i>n</i> incomprehensibility

incomprension, incomprensiones
<i>n</i> incomprehension

incompressibile, incompressibilemente, incompressibiles
<i>adj</i> incompressible

incompressibilitate, incompressibilitates
<i>n</i> incompressibility

inconcipibile, inconcipibilemente, inconcipibiles
<i>adj</i> inconceivable

inconcipibilitate, inconcipibilitates
<i>n</i> inconceivability

inconditional, inconditionales, inconditionalmente
<i>adj</i> unconditional

incongenial, incongeniales, incongenialmente
<i>adj</i> uncongenial

incongrue, incongruemente, incongrues
<i>adj</i> incongruous

incongruente, incongruentemente, incongruentes
<i>adj</i> incongruent

incongruentia, incongruentias
<i>n</i> incongruence

incongruitate, incongruitates
<i>n</i> incongruity, incongruousness

inconsciente, inconscientemente, inconscientes
<i>adj</i> unconscious (= without consciousness)

inconscientia, inconscientias
<i>n</i> unconsciousness

inconsequente, inconsequentemente, inconsequentes
<i>adj</i> 1. inconsequent, inconsecutive; 2. inconsistent (in reasoning, behavior, etc.)

inconsequentia, inconsequentias
<i>n</i> inconsequence (1. want of logical sequence; 2. inconsistency (of reasoning, behavior, etc.))

inconsequential, inconsequentiales, inconsequentialmente
<i>adj</i> inconsequential

inconsiderate, inconsideratemente, inconsiderates
<i>adj</i> unconsidered, rash

inconsistente, inconsistentemente, inconsistentes
<i>adj</i> 1. unsubstantial, not solid or firm; 2. inconsistent (= incoherent, incongruous)

inconsistentia, inconsistentias
<i>n</i> 1. unsubstantiality, (= want of firmness); 2. inconsistency

inconsolabile, inconsolabilemente, inconsolabiles
<i>adj</i> inconsolable

inconsolate, inconsolatemente, inconsolates
<i>adj</i> disconsolate, unconsoled

inconsonante, inconsonantemente, inconsonantes
<i>adj</i> inconsonant

inconspicue, inconspicuemente, inconspicues
<i>adj</i> inconspicuous; unapparent

inconstante, inconstantemente, inconstantes
<i>adj</i> inconstant

inconstantia, inconstantias
<i>n</i> inconstancy

inconstitutional, inconstitutionales, inconstitutionalmente
<i>adj</i> unconstitutional

inconstitutionalitate, inconstitutionalitates
<i>n</i> unconstitutionality

incontaminate, incontaminatemente, incontaminates
<i>adj</i> uncontaminated, incontaminate

incontentabile, incontentabilemente, incontentabiles
<i>adj</i> not to be contented, not easily contented

incontestabile, incontestabilemente, incontestabiles
<i>adj</i> incontestable

incontestabilitate, incontestabilitates
<i>n</i> incontestability

incontinente, incontinentemente, incontinentes
<i>adj</i> incontinent

incontinentia, incontinentias
<i>n</i> incontinence (1. lack of self-restraint; 2. [Med.])

incontrar, incontra, incontrante, incontrara, incontrarea, incontrate, incontrava
<i>v</i> to encounter, meet

incontro, incontros
<i>n</i> encounter, meeting;<br><b>ir al incontro de</b> to meet (= to go to meet)

incontrovertibile, incontrovertibilemente, incontrovertibiles
<i>adj</i> incontrovertible

inconveniente, inconvenientemente, inconvenientes
<i>adj</i> improper, not decent<hr><i>n</i> inconvenience

inconvenientia, inconvenientias
<i>n</i> impropriety (= incorrectness of behavior)

inconvertibile, inconvertibilemente, inconvertibiles
<i>adj</i> inconvertible

inconvertibilitate, inconvertibilitates
<i>n</i> inconvertibility

incoragiamento, incoragiamentos
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> encouragement

incoragiar, incoragia, incoragiante, incoragiara, incoragiarea, incoragiate, incoragiava
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>v</i> to encourage

incorporal, incorporales, incorporalmente
<i>adj</i> incorporeal (as in "incorporeal being")

incorporalitate, incorporalitates
<i>n</i> incorporeity

incorporar, incorpora, incorporante, incorporara, incorporarea, incorporate, incorporava
<i>v</i> to incorporate ("to incorporate one thing in another")

incorporation, incorporationes
<i>n</i> incorporation (= synthesis, assimilation, embodiment, etc.)

incorporee, incorporeemente, incorporees
<i>adj</i> incorporeal

incorporeitate, incorporeitates
<i>n</i> incorporeity

incorrecte, incorrectemente, incorrectes
<i>adj</i> incorrect (1. improper; 2. wrong, inaccurate)

incorrection, incorrectiones
<i>n</i> incorrectness

incorrigibile, incorrigibilemente, incorrigibiles
<i>adj</i> incorrigible

incorrigibilitate, incorrigibilitates
<i>n</i> incorrigibility, incorrigibleness

incorrupte, incorruptemente, incorruptes
<i>adj</i> incorrupt

incorruptibile, incorruptibilemente, incorruptibiles
<i>adj</i> incorruptible

incorruptibilitate, incorruptibilitates
<i>n</i> incorruptibility

incortinar, incortina, incortinante, incortinara, incortinarea, incortinate, incortinava
<i>v</i> to curtain

increate, increatemente, increates
<i>adj</i> increate

incredibile, incredibilemente, incredibiles
<i>adj</i> incredible

incredibilitate, incredibilitates
<i>n</i> incredibility

incredule, incredulemente, incredules
<i>adj</i> incredulous

incredulitate, incredulitates
<i>n</i> incredulity

incriminar, incrimina, incriminante, incriminara, incriminarea, incriminate, incriminava
<i>v</i> to incriminate

incrimination, incriminationes
<i>n</i> incrimination

incrustar, incrusta, incrustante, incrustara, incrustarea, incrustate, incrustava
<i>v</i> 1. to encrust (= to cover with a crust, hard coating, or ornamental layer); 2. to inlay (= to decorate with something set in the surface)

incrustation, incrustationes
<i>n</i> I. incrustation (1. act of encrusting; 2. crust, deposit, etc.); II. inlay

incubar, incuba, incubante, incubara, incubarea, incubate, incubava
<i>v</i> to brood, incubate

incubation, incubationes
<i>n</i> incubation (1. act of brooding, incubating; 2. [Med.])

incubator, incubatores
<i>n</i> incubator

incubo, incubos
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> incubus; <i>also:</i> nightmare

incude, incudes
<i>n</i> anvil (1. "anvil used by a smith"; 2. [Anat.] incus)

inculcar, inculca, inculcante, inculcara, inculcarea, inculcate, inculcava
<i>v</i> to inculcate

inculcation, inculcationes
<i>n</i> inculcation

inculcator, inculcatores
<i>n</i> inculcator

inculpabile, inculpabilemente, inculpabiles
<i>adj</i> innocent

inculpar, inculpa, inculpante, inculpara, inculparea, inculpate, inculpava
<i>v</i> to inculpate, incriminate

inculpation, inculpationes
<i>n</i> inculpation, incrimination

inculte, incultemente, incultes
<i>adj</i> 1. uncultivated, untilled; 2. uncultured, untutored; 3. unkempt

incumbente, incumbentemente, incumbentes
<i>adj</i> incumbent (= imposed as a duty or obligation)

incumbentia, incumbentias
<i>n</i> incumbency (= that which is imposed as a duty or obligation)

incumber, incumbe, incumbente, incumbera, incumberea, incumbeva, incumbite
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>incumber a</b> to be incumbent (up)on

incunabulo, incunabulos
<i>n</i> [Bibliog.] incunabulum

incunar, incuna, incunante, incunara, incunarea, incunate, incunava
<i>v</i> to put in a cradle

incurabile, incurabilemente, incurabiles
<i>adj</i> incurable

incurabilitate, incurabilitates
<i>n</i> incurability

incuria, incurias
<i>n</i> carelessness (= lack of care)

incuriose, incuriosemente, incurioses
<i>adj</i> incurious (1. not desirous of seeing or knowing; 2. not deserving or exciting curiosity)

incurrer, incurre, incurrente, incurrera, incurrerea, incurreva, incurrite, incurse
<b>[-curr-/curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to run into; 2. to incur

incurs
<b>incurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>incurrer</b>

incursion, incursiones
<i>n</i> incursion

incurvar, incurva, incurvante, incurvara, incurvarea, incurvate, incurvava
<i>v</i> to bend, curve

incurvatura, incurvaturas
<i>n</i> curve, curvature

inde
<b>[inde]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. from that place, from there, thence; 2. from that time, after that, thereupon, thenceforward; 3. from that cause, therefore

indebitar, indebita, indebitante, indebitara, indebitarea, indebitate, indebitava
<i>v</i> to involve in debt, to indebt;<br><b>indebitar se</b> to get or run into debt;<br><b>esser indebitate</b> to be in debt or indebted

indecente, indecentemente, indecentes
<i>adj</i> indecent (1. unbecoming, unseemly; 2. offending against propriety or delicacy)

indecentia, indecentias
<i>n</i> indecency (= lack of decency)

indecifrabile, indecifrabilemente, indecifrabiles
<i>adj</i> indecipherable

indecise, indecisemente, indecises
<i>adj</i> indecisive, undecided (1. inconclusive, unsettled; 2. irresolute, hesitating)

indecision, indecisiones
<i>n</i> indecision

indeclinabile, indeclinabilemente, indeclinabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. (that cannot be declined or refused) unavoidable; 2. [Gram.] indeclinable

indecorose, indecorosemente, indecoroses
<i>adj</i> indecorous

indefectibile, indefectibilemente, indefectibiles
<i>adj</i> indefectible

indefectibilitate, indefectibilitates
<i>n</i> indefectibility

indefendibile, indefendibilemente, indefendibiles
<i>adj</i> indefensible

indefensibile, indefensibilemente, indefensibiles
<i>adj</i> indefensible

indefinibile, indefinibilemente, indefinibiles
<i>adj</i> indefinable

indefinite, indefinitemente, indefinites
<i>adj</i> indefinite;<br><b>articulo indefinite</b> [Gram.] indefinite article

indelibile, indelibilemente, indelibiles
<i>adj</i> indelible

indelibilitate, indelibilitates
<i>n</i> indelibility, indelibleness

indelicate, indelicatemente, indelicates
<i>adj</i> coarse (1. not fine; 2. unrefined, gross)

indelicatessa, indelicatessas
<i>n</i> coarseness (1. quality of being coarse, not fine; 2. grossness)

indemne, indemnemente, indemnes
<i>adj</i> unharmed, undamaged, uninjured; scatheless, whole, etc.

indemnisar, indemnisa, indemnisante, indemnisara, indemnisarea, indemnisate, indemnisava
<i>v</i> to indemnify (= to compensate for damage, loss, or expenses incurred)

indemnisation, indemnisationes
<i>n</i> indemnification (act of indemnifying, compensating)

indemnitate, indemnitates
<i>n</i> 1. wholeness, scathelessness (= state or condition of being whole, unharmed, etc.); 2. indemnity (= compensation for damage, loss, or expenses incurred)

indemonstrabile, indemonstrabilemente, indemonstrabiles
<i>adj</i> undemonstrable

indentar, indenta, indentante, indentara, indentarea, indentate, indentava
<i>v</i> 1. to tooth, indent; 2. [Carp.] to join; <i>also:</i> to dovetail

indentation, indentationes
<i>n</i> indentation

independente, independentemente, independentes
<i>adj</i> independent;<br><b>independente de</b> independent of

independentia, independentias
<i>n</i> independence;<br><b>independentia de</b> independence of

indescriptibile, indescriptibilemente, indescriptibiles
<i>adj</i> indescribable

indesiderabile, indesiderabilemente, indesiderabiles
<i>adj</i> undesirable

indesirabile, indesirabilemente, indesirabiles
<i>adj</i> undesirable

indestructibile, indestructibilemente, indestructibiles
<i>adj</i> indestructible

indestructibilitate, indestructibilitates
<i>n</i> indestructibility

indeterminabile, indeterminabilemente, indeterminabiles
<i>adj</i> indeterminable

indeterminate, indeterminatemente, indeterminates
<i>adj</i> undetermined (1. indeterminate; 2. irresolute)

indetermination, indeterminationes
<i>n</i> indetermination (1. quality of being indeterminate; 2. irresoluteness)

indeterminismo, indeterminismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] indeterminism

indeterminista, indeterministas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] indeterminist

indevote, indevotemente, indevotes
<i>adj</i> indevout, irreverent

indevotion, indevotiones
<i>n</i> indevotion, lack of devotion

india
<b>India</b><br><i>npr</i> India;<br><b>Indias (oriental, occidental)</b> (East, West) Indies

indiabolar, indiabola, indiabolante, indiabolara, indiabolarea, indiabolate, indiabolava
<i>v</i> to infuriate

indiabolate, indiabolatemente, indiabolates
<i>adj</i> possessed (by the devil)

indian, indianes, indianmente
<i>adj</i> Indian (1. of or pertaining to India; 2. pertaining to the American Indians);<br><b>Oceano Indian</b> Indian Ocean

indiana, indianas
<i>n</i> print, printed fabric<hr><b>Indiana</b><br><i>npr</i> Indiana

indianapolis, indianapoles
<b>Indianapolis (-n-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Indianapolis

indiano, indianos
<i>n</i> 1. Indian, Hindu; 2. (American) Indian

indicar, indica, indicante, indicara, indicarea, indicate, indicava
<i>v</i> to indicate, be indicative of

indication, indicationes
<i>n</i> indication

indicative, indicativemente, indicatives
<i>adj</i> indicative (1. that indicates; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>modo indicative</b> indicative mood

indicativo, indicativos
<i>n</i> indicative, indicative mood

indicator, indicatores
<i>n</i> indicator (1. one who, that which indicates; 2. [Technol.] gauge, meter, etc.);<br><b>indicator (del stratas)</b> (street) directory

indice, indices
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. index (1. indicator; 2. forefinger; 3. as in "index of a book"); II. [R.C.Ch.] Index;<br><b>poner al indice</b> to put on the Index

indicer, indice, indicente, indicera, indicerea, indiceva, indicite, indicte
<b>[-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to announce

indicibile, indicibilemente, indicibiles
<i>adj</i> ineffable, inexpressible

indicio, indicios
<i>n</i> indication, mark, token; <i>also:</i> clue;<br><b>indicios</b> [Law] circumstantial evidence

indict
<b>indict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>indicer</b>

indiction, indictiones
<i>n</i> I. indiction (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [Chronol.] cycle of indiction); II. [R.C.Ch.] convocation (of a council)

indifferente, indifferentemente, indifferentes
<i>adj</i> indifferent

indifferentia, indifferentias
<i>n</i> indifference

indifferentismo, indifferentismos
<i>n</i> indifferentism

indifferentista, indifferentistas
<i>n</i> indifferentist

indigena, indigenas
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> native; <i>attrib</i> indigenous, native

indigente, indigentemente, indigentes
<i>adj</i> indigent

indigentia, indigentias
<i>n</i> indigence

indiger, indige, indigente, indigera, indigerea, indigeva, indigite
<i>v</i> to need, be in need of

indigeste, indigestemente, indigestes
<i>adj</i> 1. indigestible; 2. confused, disordered

indigestibile, indigestibilemente, indigestibiles
<i>adj</i> indigestible

indigestibilitate, indigestibilitates
<i>n</i> indigestibility

indigestion, indigestiones
<i>n</i> indigestion

indignar, indigna, indignante, indignara, indignarea, indignate, indignava
<i>v</i> to make indignant;<br><b>indignar se (contra, de)</b> to be indignant (with, at)

indignate, indignatemente, indignates
<i>adj</i> indignant

indignation, indignationes
<i>n</i> indignation

indigne, indignemente, indignes
<i>adj</i> unworthy (1. undeserving; 2. unbecoming to the character or dignity of a person)

indignitate, indignitates
<i>n</i> 1. unworthiness; 2. indignity, insult

indigo, indigos
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> indigo (1. the dye "indigo"; 2. the color "indigo"; 3. indigo plant)

indigotina, indigotinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] indigotin

indirecte, indirectemente, indirectes
<i>adj</i> indirect

indiscernibile, indiscernibilemente, indiscernibiles
<i>adj</i> indiscernible

indiscrete, indiscretemente, indiscretes
<i>adj</i> indiscreet

indiscretion, indiscretiones
<i>n</i> indiscretion

indiscutibile, indiscutibilemente, indiscutibiles
<i>adj</i> undebatable

indispensabile, indispensabilemente, indispensabiles
<i>adj</i> indispensable

indispensabilitate, indispensabilitates
<i>n</i> indispensability

indisponer, indispone, indisponente, indisponera, indisponerea, indisponeva, indisponite, indisposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to indispose (1. to make unwell; 2. to make unwilling);<br><b>indisponer un persona contra un persona</b> to set someone against someone

indisposit
<b>indisposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>indisponer</b>

indisposite, indispositemente, indisposites
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> indisposed (= unwell);<br><b>esser indisposite contra un persona</b> to be unfriendly to someone

indisposition, indispositiones
<i>n</i> indisposition (1. slight ailment; 2. unwillingness, aversion)

indisputabile, indisputabilemente, indisputabiles
<i>adj</i> indisputable

indissolubile, indissolubilemente, indissolubiles
<i>adj</i> indissoluble

indissolubilitate, indissolubilitates
<i>n</i> indissolubility

indistincte, indistinctemente, indistinctes
<i>adj</i> indistinct

indistinction, indistinctiones
<i>n</i> indistinction (= want of distinction; confusion)

indistinguibile, indistinguibilemente, indistinguibiles
<i>adj</i> indistinguishable

individual, individuales, individualmente
<i>adj</i> individual

individualisar, individualisa, individualisante, individualisara, individualisarea, individualisate, individualisava
<i>v</i> to individualize

individualisation, individualisationes
<i>n</i> individualization

individualismo, individualismos
<i>n</i> individualism

individualista, individualistas
<i>n</i> individualist;<br><b>attitude individualista</b> individualistic attitude

individualitate, individualitates
<i>n</i> individuality (= individual character)

individuar, individua, individuante, individuara, individuarea, individuate, individuava
<i>v</i> to single out, individuate

individuation, individuationes
<i>n</i> individuation (1. action or process of singling out or individuating; 2. individuality, personal identity)

individuo, individuos
<i>n</i> individual

indivise, indivisemente, indivises
<i>adj</i> undivided

indivisibile, indivisibilemente, indivisibiles
<i>adj</i> indivisible

indivisibilitate, indivisibilitates
<i>n</i> indivisibility

indivision, indivisiones
<i>n</i> indivision

indo
<b>Indo</b><br><i>npr</i> Indus, Sind;<br><b>indo-</b> [occurring in compounds] Indo- (= Indian, Hindu)

indochina, indochinas
<b>Indochina (-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> Indo-China;<br><b>Indochina francese</b> French Indo-China

indochinese, indochinesemente, indochineses
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Indo-Chinese;<br><b>linguas indochinese</b> Indo-Chinese languages

indocile, indocilemente, indociles
<i>adj</i> indocile

indocilitate, indocilitates
<i>n</i> indocility

indoeuropee, indoeuropeemente, indoeuropees
<b>indoeuropee</b><br><i>adj</i> Indo-European

indoeuropeo, indoeuropeos
<i>n</i> Indo-European

indolente, indolentemente, indolentes
<i>adj</i> indolent (1. [Pathol.] painless; 2. averse to toil or exertion)

indolentia, indolentias
<i>n</i> 1. indolence; 2. insensibility (lack of feeling)

indolor, indolores, indolormente
<i>adj</i> painless

indomabile, indomabilemente, indomabiles
<i>adj</i> untamable; indomitable

indomabilitate, indomabilitates
<i>n</i> indomitability

indomate, indomatemente, indomates
<i>adj</i> untamed

indonesia
<b>Indonesia</b><br><i>npr</i> Indonesia

indonesian, indonesianes, indonesianmente
<i>adj</i> Indonesian

indonesiano, indonesianos
<i>n</i> Indonesian

indorsamento, indorsamentos
<i>n</i> [Com.] endorsement, indorsement

indorsar, indorsa, indorsante, indorsara, indorsarea, indorsate, indorsava
<i>v</i> [Com.] to endorse

indorsator, indorsatores
<i>n</i> [Com.] endorser

indubitabile, indubitabilemente, indubitabiles
<i>adj</i> indubitable

indubitate, indubitatemente, indubitates
<i>adj</i> undoubted

inducer, induce, inducente, inducera, inducerea, induceva, inducite, inducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to induce (1. as in "to induce a person to do something"; 2. [Logic]; 3. [Elec.]);<br><b>inducer in error</b> to mislead;<br><b>inducer in tentation</b> to lead into temptation;<br><b>circuito inducite</b> [Elec.] induced circuit

induct
<b>induct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inducer</b>

induction, inductiones
<i>n</i> induction (1. [Logic]; 2. [Elec.; Magnet.]);<br><b>bobina de induction</b> induction coil

inductive, inductivemente, inductives
<i>adj</i> I. inducing, leading; II. inductive (1. [Logic]; 2. [Elec., Magnet.])

inductor, inductores
<i>n</i> 1. [Elec.] inductor; <i>attrib</i> [Elec.] inductive; 2. inducer

indulgente, indulgentemente, indulgentes
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>indulger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> indulgent

indulgentia, indulgentias
<i>n</i> indulgence (1. state or quality of being indulgent; 2. [R.C.Ch.])

indulgentiar, indulgentia, indulgentiante, indulgentiara, indulgentiarea, indulgentiate, indulgentiava
<i>v</i> [R.C.Ch.] to indulgence

indulger, indulge, indulgente, indulgera, indulgerea, indulgeva, indulgite, indulte
<b>[-dulg-/-dult-]</b><br><i>v</i> to be indulgent

indult
<b>indult-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>indulger</b>

indulto, indultos
<i>n</i> [Canon Law] indult

indurabile, indurabilemente, indurabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. that can be hardened; 2. endurable

indurar, indura, indurante, indurara, indurarea, indurate, indurava
<i>v</i> 1. to harden, indurate (= to make or become hard); 2. to endure (= to bear)

indurate, induratemente, indurates
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>indurar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> indurate

induration, indurationes
<i>n</i> induration; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

industria, industrias
<i>n</i> 1. skill, ingenuity; 2. [Econ.] industry;<br><b>cavallero de industria</b> sharper

industrial, industriales, industrialmente
<i>adj</i> industrial<hr><i>n</i> industrialist

industrialismo, industrialismos
<i>n</i> industrialism

industriose, industriosemente, industrioses
<i>adj</i> 1. skilful, ingenious; industrious

inebriar, inebria, inebriante, inebriara, inebriarea, inebriate, inebriava
<i>v</i> to make drunk, inebriate;<br><b>inebriar se</b> to get drunk

inedibile, inedibilemente, inedibiles
<i>adj</i> inedible, uneatable

inedibilitate, inedibilitates
<i>n</i> inedibility

inedite, ineditemente, inedites
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. inedited; 2. unpublished

ineffabile, ineffabilemente, ineffabiles
<i>adj</i> ineffable

ineffabilitate, ineffabilitates
<i>n</i> ineffability

inefficace, inefficacemente, inefficaces
<i>adj</i> ineffective, inefficacious

inefficacia, inefficacias
<i>n</i> inefficacy

inefficiente, inefficientemente, inefficientes
<i>adj</i> inefficient, inefficacious

inefficientia, inefficientias
<i>n</i> inefficiency

inelegante, inelegantemente, inelegantes
<i>adj</i> inelegant

inelegantia, inelegantias
<i>n</i> inelegance, inelegancy

ineligibile, ineligibilemente, ineligibiles
<i>adj</i> ineligible

ineligibilitate, ineligibilitates
<i>n</i> ineligibility

ineluctabile, ineluctabilemente, ineluctabiles
<i>adj</i> ineluctable

inenarrabile, inenarrabilemente, inenarrabiles
<i>adj</i> indescribable

inepte, ineptemente, ineptes
<i>adj</i> inept, inapt

ineptia, ineptias
<i>n</i> absurdity, nonsense

ineptitude, ineptitudes
<i>n</i> 1. inaptitude; 2. ineptitude

inequabile, inequabilemente, inequabiles
<i>adj</i> unequable

inequal, inequales, inequalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. unequal; 2. unequable, uneven

inequalitate, inequalitates
<i>n</i> 1. inequality; 2. unevenness

inerte, inertemente, inertes
<i>adj</i> inert

inertia, inertias
<i>n</i> inertia (1. [Phys.]; 2. inertness, apathy)

inestimabile, inestimabilemente, inestimabiles
<i>adj</i> inestimable

inevitabile, inevitabilemente, inevitabiles
<i>adj</i> inevitable

inexacte, inexactemente, inexactes
<i>adj</i> inexact, inaccurate

inexactitude, inexactitudes
<i>n</i> inexactitude, inaccuracy

inexcitabile, inexcitabilemente, inexcitabiles
<i>adj</i> unexcitable

inexcusabile, inexcusabilemente, inexcusabiles
<i>adj</i> inexcusable

inexecutabile, inexecutabilemente, inexecutabiles
<i>adj</i> inexecutable, impracticable

inexhauribile, inexhauribilemente, inexhauribiles
<i>adj</i> inexhaustible

inexhauste, inexhaustemente, inexhaustes
<i>adj</i> unused, unexhausted

inexhaustibile, inexhaustibilemente, inexhaustibiles
<i>adj</i> inexhaustible

inexigibile, inexigibilemente, inexigibiles
<i>adj</i> unclaimable

inexistente, inexistentemente, inexistentes
<i>adj</i> inexistent

inexistentia, inexistentias
<i>n</i> inexistence

inexorabile, inexorabilemente, inexorabiles
<i>adj</i> inexorable

inexorabilitate, inexorabilitates
<i>n</i> inexorability

inexperientia, inexperientias
<i>n</i> inexperience

inexperimentate, inexperimentatemente, inexperimentates
<i>adj</i> inexperienced

inexperte, inexpertemente, inexpertes
<i>adj</i> inexpert

inexpiabile, inexpiabilemente, inexpiabiles
<i>adj</i> inexpiable

inexpiate, inexpiatemente, inexpiates
<i>adj</i> not expiated or atoned, unexpiated, inexpiate

inexplicabile, inexplicabilemente, inexplicabiles
<i>adj</i> inexplicable

inexplicabilitate, inexplicabilitates
<i>n</i> inexplicability

inexplicate, inexplicatemente, inexplicates
<i>adj</i> unexplained

inexplorabile, inexplorabilemente, inexplorabiles
<i>adj</i> inexplorable

inexplorate, inexploratemente, inexplorates
<i>adj</i> unexplored

inexpressive, inexpressivemente, inexpressives
<i>adj</i> inexpressive

inexprimibile, inexprimibilemente, inexprimibiles
<i>adj</i> inexpressible

inexpugnabile, inexpugnabilemente, inexpugnabiles
<i>adj</i> unassailable, impregnable

inextensibile, inextensibilemente, inextensibiles
<i>adj</i> inextensible

inextension, inextensiones
<i>n</i> lack of extension

inextinguibile, inextinguibilemente, inextinguibiles
<i>adj</i> inextinguishable

inextirpabile, inextirpabilemente, inextirpabiles
<i>adj</i> ineradicable, inextirpable

infacete, infacetemente, infacetes
<i>adj</i> witless, insipid, unfunny

infacibile, infacibilemente, infacibiles
<i>adj</i> infeasible, unfeasible

infacibilitate, infacibilitates
<i>n</i> infeasibility, unfeasibility

infallibile, infallibilemente, infallibiles
<i>adj</i> infallible

infallibilitate, infallibilitates
<i>n</i> infallibility

infamante, infamantemente, infamantes
<i>adj</i> [Law] infamous (as in "infamous punishment")

infamar, infama, infamante, infamara, infamarea, infamate, infamava
<i>v</i> to render infamous

infame, infamemente, infames
<i>adj</i> infamous (= of ill fame or repute)

infamia, infamias
<i>n</i> infamy

infante, infantes
<i>n</i> 1. baby, infant; <i>also:</i> child; 2. infante

infanteria, infanterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> infantry

infantia, infantias
<i>n</i> 1. babyhood; 2. childhood

infanticida, infanticidas
<b>infanticida</b><br><i>n</i> infanticide (= one who commits infanticide)

infanticidio, infanticidios
<i>n</i> infanticide (= act of killing an infant)

infantil, infantiles, infantilmente
<i>adj</i> infantile (= pertaining to an infant or infants);<br><b>paralyse infantil</b> infantile paralysis

infantilismo, infantilismos
<i>n</i> infantilism

infarinar, infarina, infarinante, infarinara, infarinarea, infarinate, infarinava
<i>v</i> to flour (= to sprinkle or cover with flour)

infatigabile, infatigabilemente, infatigabiles
<i>adj</i> indefatigable

infatigabilitate, infatigabilitates
<i>n</i> indefatigability

infatuar, infatua, infatuante, infatuara, infatuarea, infatuate, infatuava
<i>v</i> to infatuate;<br><b>infatuar se</b> to become infatuated

infatuation, infatuationes
<i>n</i> infatuation

infebramento, infebramentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) throwing into a fever; 2. feverishness

infebrar, infebra, infebrante, infebrara, infebrarea, infebrate, infebrava
<i>v</i> to throw into a fever, make feverish

infect
<b>infect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>infic-</b>

infectar, infecta, infectante, infectara, infectarea, infectate, infectava
<i>v</i> to infect

infecte, infectemente, infectes
<i>adj</i> foul (= offensive to the senses)

infection, infectiones
<i>n</i> infection

infectiose, infectiosemente, infectioses
<i>adj</i> infectious

infective, infectivemente, infectives
<i>adj</i> infectious, infective

infecunde, infecundemente, infecundes
<i>adj</i> infecund

infecunditate, infecunditates
<i>n</i> infecundity

infelice, infelicemente, infelices
<i>adj</i> unhappy, unfortunate

infelicitate, infelicitates
<i>n</i> 1. infelicity, unhappiness; 2. bad fortune, misfortune

infere, inferemente, inferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] inferior (as in "inferior ovary")

inferentia, inferentias
<i>n</i> [Logic] inference

inferer, infere, inferente, inferera, infererea, infereva, inferite
<i>v</i> [Logic] to infer

inferibile, inferibilemente, inferibiles
<i>adj</i> inferrible

inferior, inferiores, inferiormente
<i>adj</i> 1. lower; 2. inferior

inferioritate, inferioritates
<i>n</i> inferiority

infernal, infernales, infernalmente
<i>adj</i> infernal;<br><b>petra infernal</b> [Med.] lunar caustic;<br><b>machina infernal</b> infernal machine

inferno, infernos
<i>n</i> hell, inferno

infertile, infertilemente, infertiles
<i>adj</i> infertile

infertilitate, infertilitates
<i>n</i> infertility

infestar, infesta, infestante, infestara, infestarea, infestate, infestava
<i>v</i> to infest

infestation, infestationes
<i>n</i> infestation

infestator, infestatores
<i>n</i> infester

infeste, infestemente, infestes
<i>adj</i> 1. harmful; 2. hostile

infeudar, infeuda, infeudante, infeudara, infeudarea, infeudate, infeudava
<i>v</i> to enfeoff (= to give in vassalage)

infeudation, infeudationes
<i>n</i> infeudation, enfeoffment

infic
<b>infic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

infidel, infideles, infidelmente
<i>adj</i> 1. unfaithful; 2. infidel

infidelitate, infidelitates
<i>n</i> infidelity (1. unfaithfulness; 2. want of religious belief)

infilada, infiladas
<i>n</i> 1. succession, series (of doors, etc.); 2. [Mil.] enfilade

infilar, infila, infilante, infilara, infilarea, infilate, infilava
<i>v</i> to thread (a needle), string (beads, etc.)

infiltrar, infiltra, infiltrante, infiltrara, infiltrarea, infiltrate, infiltrava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>infiltrar se</b> to infiltrate (= to enter by penetrating the pores or interstices of a substance)

infiltration, infiltrationes
<i>n</i> infiltration

infinitate, infinitates
<i>n</i> infinity;<br><b>un infinitate de (cosas)</b> an infinity of, no end of (things)

infinite, infinitemente, infinites
<i>adj</i> infinite

infinitesimal, infinitesimales, infinitesimalmente
<i>adj</i> infinitesimal;<br><b>calculo infinitesimal</b> infinitesimal calculus

infinitesime, infinitesimemente, infinitesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> infinitesimal

infinitive, infinitivemente, infinitives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] infinitive

infinitivo, infinitivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] infinitive

infinito, infinitos
<i>n</i> 1. infinite; 2. [Math.] infinity;<br><b>al infinito</b> <i>ad infinitum</i>

infinitude, infinitudes
<i>n</i> infinitude, infiniteness

infirmar, infirma, infirmante, infirmara, infirmarea, infirmate, infirmava
<i>v</i> 1. to weaken, make infirm; 2. to invalidate

infirmation, infirmationes
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) weakening, making infirm; 2. invalidation

infirme, infirmemente, infirmes
<i>adj</i> infirm, frail

infirmera, infirmeras
<i>n</i> nurse (= woman who takes care of the sick)

infirmeria, infirmerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> infirmary, sickroom

infirmero, infirmeros
<i>n</i> male nurse

infirmitate, infirmitates
<i>n</i> chronic ailment

inflammabile, inflammabilemente, inflammabiles
<i>adj</i> inflammable (1. easily set on fire; 2. easily excited)

inflammabilitate, inflammabilitates
<i>n</i> inflammability

inflammar, inflamma, inflammante, inflammara, inflammarea, inflammate, inflammava
<i>v</i> I. to fire, set on fire; II. to inflame (1. [Med.]; 2. to fire, stir up)

inflammate, inflammatemente, inflammates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>inflammar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. blazing, burning; glowing; ardent; 2. inflamed

inflammation, inflammationes
<i>n</i> inflammation (1. ignition; 2. [Med.])

inflammative, inflammativemente, inflammatives
<i>adj</i> inflammative

inflammatori, inflammatorimente, inflammatoris
<i>adj</i> inflammatory (1. [Med.]; 2. as in "inflammatory writings")

inflar, infla, inflante, inflara, inflarea, inflate, inflava
<i>v</i> 1. to inflate; 2. to swell

inflation, inflationes
<i>n</i> 1. inflation; <i>also:</i> [Econ.]; 2. swelling

inflationismo, inflationismos
<i>n</i> infationism

inflationista, inflationistas
<i>n</i> inflationist

inflecter, inflecte, inflectente, inflectera, inflecterea, inflecteva, inflectite, inflexe
<b>[-flect-/-flex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to inflect (1. to bend; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>inflecter (su voce)</b> to inflect (one's voice);<br><b>inflecter se</b> [Opt.] to be diffracted

inflex
<b>inflex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inflecter</b>

inflexibile, inflexibilemente, inflexibiles
<i>adj</i> inflexible

inflexibilitate, inflexibilitates
<i>n</i> inflexibility

inflexion, inflexiones
<i>n</i> I. inflection, inflexion (1. action of inflecting or bending; 2. [Gram.]); II. [Opt.] diffraction;<br><b>inflexion (de voce)</b> inflection (of the voice)

inflict
<b>inflict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>infliger</b>

infliction, inflictiones
<i>n</i> infliction

infliger, inflige, infligente, infligera, infligerea, infligeva, infligite
<b>[-flig-/-flict-l</b><br><i>v</i> to inflict

infloramento, infloramentos
<i>n</i> (action of) strewing flowers

inflorar, inflora, inflorante, inflorara, inflorarea, inflorate, inflorava
<i>v</i> to strew with flowers

inflorescentia, inflorescentias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] inflorescence

inflorescer, infloresce, inflorescente, inflorescera, inflorescerea, infloresceva, inflorescite
<i>v</i> to begin to blossom

influente, influentemente, influentes
<i>adj</i> influential

influentia, influentias
<i>n</i> influence

influentiar, influentia, influentiante, influentiara, influentiarea, influentiate, influentiava
<i>v</i> to influence

influenza, influenzas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] influenza

influer, influe, influente, influera, influerea, influeva, influite, influxe
<b>[-flu-/-flux-]</b><br><i>v</i> -;<br><b>influer super</b> to affect, have an effect on

influx
<b>influx-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>influer</b>

influxo, influxos
<i>n</i> influx, inflow

informante, informantes
<i>n</i> informant

informar, informa, informante, informara, informarea, informate, informava
<i>v</i> to inform (1. to give form to; 2. to impart knowledge to);<br><b>mal informate</b> misinformed

information, informationes
<i>n</i> information

informative, informativemente, informatives
<i>adj</i> informative

informator, informatores
<i>n</i> informer, informant

informe, informemente, informes
<i>adj</i> unformed, inform

infortuna, infortunas
<i>n</i> misfortune

infortunate, infortunatemente, infortunates
<i>adj</i> unfortunate

infra
1. <i>adv</i> below, underneath, beneath; 2. <i>prep</i> below, under, beneath

infract
<b>infract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>infringer</b>

infraction, infractiones
<i>n</i> infraction

infrangibile, infrangibilemente, infrangibiles
<i>adj</i> unbreakable

infrangibilitate, infrangibilitates
<i>n</i> unbreakableness

infrarubie, infrarubiemente, infrarubies
<i>adj</i> infra-red

infrastructura, infrastructuras
<i>n</i> substructure

infrequente, infrequentemente, infrequentes
<i>adj</i> infrequent

infrequentia, infrequentias
<i>n</i> infrequency, infrequence

infringer, infracte, infringe, infringente, infringera, infringerea, infringeva, infringite
<b>[-fring-/-fract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to infringe (= to break, violate)

infringimento, infringimentos
<i>n</i> infringement

infructuose, infructuosemente, infructuoses
<i>adj</i> fruitless

infunder, infunde, infundente, infundera, infunderea, infundeva, infundite, infuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to pour in; <i>also:</i> to infuse; 2. to infuse (as in "to infuse tea")

infundibulo, infundibulos
<i>n</i> funnel (1. small, tapering tube with a cone-shaped mouth; 2. [Anat.] infundibulum)

infuriar, infuria, infuriante, infuriara, infuriarea, infuriate, infuriava
<i>v</i> to infuriate

infuriate, infuriatemente, infuriates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>infuriar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> infuriate, infuriated

infus
<b>infus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>infunder</b>

infusibile, infusibilemente, infusibiles
<i>adj</i> infusible, not fusible

infusibilitate, infusibilitates
<i>n</i> infusibility

infusion, infusiones
<i>n</i> I. pouring in; <i>also:</i> infusion; II. infusion (1. [Eccl.]; 2. extract obtained by infusing or steeping)

infusorial, infusoriales, infusorialmente
<i>adj</i> infusorial

infusorio, infusorios
<i>n</i> infusorian;<br><b>infusorios</b> Infusoria

ingagiamento, ingagiamentos
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> engagement (= act of engaging or hiring; condition of being engaged or hired)

ingagiar, ingagia, ingagiante, ingagiara, ingagiarea, ingagiate, ingagiava
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>v</i> to engage (= to hire, employ)

ingagiator, ingagiatores
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> engager (= one who engages or employs)

ingemmar, ingemma, ingemmante, ingemmara, ingemmarea, ingemmate, ingemmava
<i>v</i> to adorn with gems, ingem

ingeneramento, ingeneramentos
<i>n</i> begetting, engenderment

ingenerar, ingenera, ingenerante, ingenerara, ingenerarea, ingenerate, ingenerava
<i>v</i> to beget, engender

ingenerose, ingenerosemente, ingeneroses
<i>adj</i> ungenerous

ingenerositate, ingenerositates
<i>n</i> ungenerousness

ingeniar, ingenia, ingeniante, ingeniara, ingeniarea, ingeniate, ingeniava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>ingeniar se</b> to exercise one's wits, strain one's ingenuity

ingenieria, ingenierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> engineering (= profession of engineering)

ingeniero, ingenieros
<i>n</i> engineer (as in "civil engineer")

ingenio, ingenios
<i>n</i> 1. inborn skill, talent, genius; 2. engine (= mechanical contrivance, tool, instrument, etc.)

ingeniose, ingeniosemente, ingenioses
<i>adj</i> ingenious (1. having an aptitude for invention or construction; 2. cleverly planned or made)

ingeniositate, ingeniositates
<i>n</i> ingenuity

ingenue, ingenuemente, ingenues
<i>adj</i> 1. freeborn; 2. ingenuous

ingenuitate, ingenuitates
<i>n</i> ingenuousness

ingerentia, ingerentias
<i>n</i> interference, meddling

ingerer, ingere, ingerente, ingerera, ingererea, ingereva, ingerite, ingeste
<b>[-ger-/-gest-]</b><br><i>v</i> to introduce, insert; <i>also:</i> to ingest;<br><b>ingerer se</b> to interfere, meddle

ingest
<b>ingest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ingerer</b>

ingestion, ingestiones
<i>n</i> introduction, insertion; <i>also:</i> ingestion

inglobar, ingloba, inglobante, inglobara, inglobarea, inglobate, inglobava
<i>v</i> to enclose, include

ingloriose, ingloriosemente, inglorioses
<i>adj</i> inglorious

inglutimento, inglutimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) swallowing, gulping down; 2. engulfment; swallowing up

inglutir, ingluti, inglutiente, inglutira, inglutirea, inglutite, inglutiva
<i>v</i> 1. to swallow, gulp down; 2. to swallow up, engulf

ingorgamento, ingorgamentos
<i>n</i> engorgement; <i>specif.:</i> [Pathol.]

ingorgar, ingorga, ingorgante, ingorgara, ingorgarea, ingorgate, ingorgava
<i>v</i> to engorge

ingovernabile, ingovernabilemente, ingovernabiles
<i>adj</i> ungovernable, uncontrollable

ingranage, ingranages
<i>n</i> gear, gearing;<br><b>ingranage conic</b> bevel gear;<br><b>ingranage helicoidal</b> helical or screw gear

ingranar, ingrana, ingranante, ingranara, ingranarea, ingranate, ingranava
<i>v</i> to gear (1. to put into gear; 2. [Mech.] to mesh)

ingrassar, ingrassa, ingrassante, ingrassara, ingrassarea, ingrassate, ingrassava
<i>v</i> to grease

ingrassiar, ingrassia, ingrassiante, ingrassiara, ingrassiarea, ingrassiate, ingrassiava
<i>v</i> to fatten (= to make or grow fat)

ingrate, ingratemente, ingrates
<i>adj</i> 1. unpleasing, unpleasant; 2. ungrateful, ingrate;<br><b>(labor) ingrate</b> ungrateful or thankless (work)

ingratiar, ingratia, ingratiante, ingratiara, ingratiarea, ingratiate, ingratiava
<i>v</i> to make pleasant;<br><b>ingratiar se</b> to ingratiate oneself

ingratiose, ingratiosemente, ingratioses
<i>adj</i> ungracious

ingratitude, ingratitudes
<i>n</i> ingratitude

ingred
<b>ingred- [-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

ingrediente, ingredientes
<i>n</i> ingredient

ingress
<b>ingress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ingred-</b>

ingresso, ingressos
<i>n</i> ingress, entrance

inguirlandar, inguirlanda, inguirlandante, inguirlandara, inguirlandarea, inguirlandate, inguirlandava
<b>(-gi-)</b><br><i>v</i> to wreathe

ingummar, ingumma, ingummante, ingummara, ingummarea, ingummate, ingummava
<i>v</i> to gum (= to treat, smear, etc., with gum)

ingurgitar, ingurgita, ingurgitante, ingurgitara, ingurgitarea, ingurgitate, ingurgitava
<i>v</i> to ingurgitate, swallow (1. to engulf; 2. to swallow up greedily)

ingurgitation, ingurgitationes
<i>n</i> ingurgitation

ingypsar, ingypsa, ingypsante, ingypsara, ingypsarea, ingypsate, ingypsava
<i>v</i> 1. to gypsum; 2. to plaster, cover with plaster

inhabile, inhabilemente, inhabiles
<i>adj</i> unskilful, clumsy

inhabilitate, inhabilitates
<i>n</i> unskilfulness, clumsiness

inhalar, inhala, inhalante, inhalara, inhalarea, inhalate, inhalava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to inhale

inhalation, inhalationes
<i>n</i> [Med.] inhalation

inhalator, inhalatores
<i>n</i> inhaler (1. one who inhales; 2. contrivance for inhalation); inhalator

inhardir, inhardi, inhardiente, inhardira, inhardirea, inhardite, inhardiva
<i>v</i> to embolden

inharmonia, inharmonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> inharmony

inharmonic, inharmonicamente, inharmoniches
<i>adj</i> inharmonic

inharmoniose, inharmoniosemente, inharmonioses
<i>adj</i> inharmonious

inherente, inherentemente, inherentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>inherer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> inherent

inherentia, inherentias
<i>n</i> inherence

inherer, inhere, inherente, inherera, inhererea, inhereva, inherite
<i>v</i> to inhere, be inherent

inhibir, inhibi, inhibiente, inhibira, inhibirea, inhibite, inhibiva
<i>v</i> to inhibit (1. to forbid; 2. to restrain, hinder)

inhibition, inhibitiones
<i>n</i> inhibition (1. act of forbidding; 2. [Physiol.]; 3. [Psychol.])

inhibitori, inhibitorimente, inhibitoris
<i>adj</i> inhibitory (1. prohibitory; 2. [Physiol.])

inhoneste, inhonestemente, inhonestes
<i>adj</i> dishonorable; indecent

inhospital, inhospitales, inhospitalmente
<i>adj</i> inhospitable

inhospitalitate, inhospitalitates
<i>n</i> inhospitality

inhuman, inhumanes, inhumanmente
<i>adj</i> inhuman; inhumane

inhumanitate, inhumanitates
<i>n</i> inhumanity

inhumar, inhuma, inhumante, inhumara, inhumarea, inhumate, inhumava
<i>v</i> to bury, inter, inhume

inhumation, inhumationes
<i>n</i> burial, interment, inhumation

inhygienic, inhygienicamente, inhygieniches
<i>adj</i> unhygienic

inimic, inimicamente, inimiches
<b>(-c)</b><br><i>adj</i> inimical (1. hostile; 2. harmful)

inimicar, inimica, inimicante, inimicara, inimicarea, inimicate, inimicava
<i>v</i> to make enemies of;<br><b>inimicar se</b> to become an enemy (of)

inimicitate, inimicitates
<i>n</i> enmity

inimico, inimicos
<b>(-co)</b><br><i>n</i> enemy

inimitabile, inimitabilemente, inimitabiles
<i>adj</i> inimitable

inintelligente, inintelligentemente, inintelligentes
<i>adj</i> unintelligent, obtuse

inintelligentia, inintelligentias
<i>n</i> want of intelligence, obtuseness

inintelligibile, inintelligibilemente, inintelligibiles
<i>adj</i> unintelligible

ininterrupte, ininterruptemente, ininterruptes
<i>adj</i> uninterrupted

inique, iniquemente, iniques
<i>adj</i> inequitable; iniquitous

iniquitate, iniquitates
<i>n</i> inequity; iniquity

initial, initiales, initialmente
<i>adj</i> initial<hr><i>n</i> initial

initiar, initia, initiante, initiara, initiarea, initiate, initiava
<i>v</i> to initiate (1. to originate; 2. to introduce into a society, sect, etc.; <i>also:</i> to introduce to the secrets, elements, etc., of a doctrine or science)

initiation, initiationes
<i>n</i> initiation

initiativa, initiativas
<i>n</i> initiative;<br><b>prender le initiativa</b> to take the initiative

initiative, initiativemente, initiatives
<i>adj</i> initiative, initiating

initiato, initiatos
<i>n</i> initiate

initiator, initiatores
<i>n</i> 1. initiator; 2. mystagogue

initio, initios
<i>n</i> start, beginning

inject
<b>inject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>injicer</b>

injectar, injecta, injectante, injectara, injectarea, injectate, injectava
<i>v</i> to inject

injectate, injectatemente, injectates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>injectar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> inflamed, congested; <i>also:</i> bloodshot

injection, injectiones
<i>n</i> injection

injector, injectores
<i>n</i> [Med.] injector

injicer, injecte, injice, injicera, injicerea, injiceva, injiciente, injicite
<b>[-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> to inject

injunct
<b>injunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>injunger</b>

injunction, injunctiones
<i>n</i> injunction (= authoritative admonition or order)

injunger, injuncte, injunge, injungente, injungera, injungerea, injungeva, injungite
<b>[-jung-/-junct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to enjoin (= to command, direct with authority)

injuria, injurias
<i>n</i> I. injury (1. wrong; 2. damage); II. insult

injuriar, injuria, injuriante, injuriara, injuriarea, injuriate, injuriava
<i>v</i> to abuse, insult

injuriose, injuriosemente, injurioses
<i>adj</i> injurious, insulting

injuste, injustemente, injustes
<i>adj</i> unjust, unfair

injustificabile, injustificabilemente, injustificabiles
<i>adj</i> unjustifiable

injustificate, injustificatemente, injustificates
<i>adj</i> unjustified

injustitia, injustitias
<i>n</i> injustice

innate, innatemente, innates
<i>adj</i> innate; inborn

innatural, innaturales, innaturalmente
<i>adj</i> unnatural

innavigabile, innavigabilemente, innavigabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. unnavigable; 2. unseaworthy

innavigabilitate, innavigabilitates
<i>n</i> 1. unnavigability; 2. unseaworthiness

innervar, innerva, innervante, innervara, innervarea, innervate, innervava
<i>v</i> to innervate

innervation, innervationes
<i>n</i> innervation

innobilimento, innobilimentos
<i>n</i> ennoblement (1. act of giving the rank of nobleman to; 2. act of elevating in excellence or worth)

innobilir, innobili, innobiliente, innobilira, innobilirea, innobilite, innobiliva
<i>v</i> to ennoble (1. to give the rank of nobleman to; 2. to elevate in excellence or worth)

innocente, innocentemente, innocentes
<i>adj</i> innocent (1. not guilty; 2. having no knowledge of evil; 3. harmless, innocuous)

innocentia, innocentias
<i>n</i> I. innocence (1. guiltlessness; 2. freedom from the knowledge of evil); II. innocuousness, harmlessness

innocue, innocuemente, innocues
<i>adj</i> innocuous, harmless

innocuitate, innocuitates
<i>n</i> innocuousness, harmlessness

innominabile, innominabilemente, innominabiles
<i>adj</i> unnamable

innominate, innominatemente, innominates
<i>adj</i> unnamed

innovar, innova, innovante, innovara, innovarea, innovate, innovava
<i>v</i> to innovate (= to introduce as new)

innovation, innovationes
<i>n</i> innovation (1. process of innovating; 2. something newly introduced)

innovator, innovatores
<i>n</i> innovator

innumerabile, innumerabilemente, innumerabiles
<i>adj</i> innumerable

innumerabilitate, innumerabilitates
<i>n</i> innumerability

inoblidabile, inoblidabilemente, inoblidabiles
<i>adj</i> unforgettable

inobservabile, inobservabilemente, inobservabiles
<i>adj</i> inobservable

inobservante, inobservantemente, inobservantes
<i>adj</i> inobservant

inobservantia, inobservantias
<i>n</i> inobservance, non-observance

inoculabile, inoculabilemente, inoculabiles
<i>adj</i> inoculable

inocular, inocula, inoculante, inoculara, inocularea, inoculate, inoculava
<i>v</i> 1. [Hort.] to graft; 2. to inoculate;<br><b>inocular (un virus, etc.) a un persona</b> to inoculate (a virus, etc.) into someone, inoculate someone with (a virus, etc.)

inoculation, inoculationes
<i>n</i> 1. [Hort.] grafting; 2. inoculation

inodor, inodores, inodormente
<i>adj</i> odorless, inodorous

inoffensive, inoffensivemente, inoffensives
<i>adj</i> inoffensive

inofficiose, inofficiosemente, inofficioses
<i>adj</i> [Law] inofficious

inofficiositate, inofficiositates
<i>n</i> [Law] inofficiosity

inope, inopemente, inopes
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. helpless; 2. destitute

inopia, inopias
<i>n</i> 1. helplessness; 2. destitution

inopinate, inopinatemente, inopinates
<i>adj</i> unexpected

inopportun, inopportunes, inopportunmente
<i>adj</i> inopportune

inopportunitate, inopportunitates
<i>n</i> inopportuneness, inopportunity

inorganic, inorganicamente, inorganiches
<i>adj</i> inorganic;<br><b>chimia inorganic</b> inorganic chemistry

inorgoliar, inorgolia, inorgoliante, inorgoliara, inorgoliarea, inorgoliate, inorgoliava
<i>v</i> to make proud

inoxydabile, inoxydabilemente, inoxydabiles
<i>adj</i> not oxidizable; <i>also:</i> rustproof

inquadramento, inquadramentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) framing; 2. framework, frame

inquadrar, inquadra, inquadrante, inquadrara, inquadrarea, inquadrate, inquadrava
<i>v</i> to frame (as in "to frame a picture")

inquadrator, inquadratores
<i>n</i> 1. (picture) framer; 2. frame maker

inqualificabile, inqualificabilemente, inqualificabiles
<i>adj</i> unspeakable (= indescribably or inexpressibly bad)

inquest
<b>inquest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inquirer</b>

inquesta, inquestas
<i>n</i> 1. inquiry (= investigation); 2. [Law] inquest

inquietar, inquieta, inquietante, inquietara, inquietarea, inquietate, inquietava
<i>v</i> to disquiet, disturb

inquietator, inquietatores
<i>n</i> disturber

inquiete, inquietemente, inquietes
<i>adj</i> inquiet, unquiet

inquietude, inquietudes
<i>n</i> inquietude, disquietude

inquirer, inqueste, inquire, inquirente, inquirera, inquirerea, inquireva, inquirite, inquisite
<b>[-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to inquire, enquire (= to make inquiries)

inquiritor, inquiritores
<i>n</i> inquirer, enquirer

inquisit
<b>inquisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inquirer</b>

inquisition, inquisitiones
<i>n</i> 1. inquiry, inquisition; 2. [Law] inquisition; 3. [Eccl.] Inquisition

inquisitor, inquisitores
<i>n</i> inquisitor (1. one who makes inquiry; 2. [Ch. Hist.])

inquisitori, inquisitorimente, inquisitoris
<i>adj</i> inquisitory, inquisitorial

inquisitorial, inquisitoriales, inquisitorialmente
<i>adj</i> inquisitorial

inrabiamento, inrabiamentos
<i>n</i> enragement

inrabiar, inrabia, inrabiante, inrabiara, inrabiarea, inrabiate, inrabiava
<i>v</i> 1. to enrage; 2. to be enraged

inragiamento, inragiamentos
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> enragement

inragiar, inragia, inragiante, inragiara, inragiarea, inragiate, inragiava
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to enrage; 2. to be enraged

inraucamento, inraucamentos
<i>n</i> hoarseness, huskiness

inraucar, inrauca, inraucante, inraucara, inraucarea, inraucate, inraucava
<i>v</i> to make hoarse or husky

inregimentar, inregimenta, inregimentante, inregimentara, inregimentarea, inregimentate, inregimentava
<i>v</i> to regiment (= to assign to a regiment)

inricchimento, inricchimentos
<i>n</i> enrichment

inricchir, inricchi, inricchiente, inricchira, inricchirea, inricchite, inricchiva
<i>v</i> to enrich (= to make rich with material, mental or spiritual wealth);<br><b>pila inricchite</b> [Atomic Phys.] enriched pile

inrobar, inroba, inrobante, inrobara, inrobarea, inrobate, inrobava
<i>v</i> to clothe, attire; enrobe

inrolamento, inrolamentos
<i>n</i> [Mil.] enrollment, enlistment

inrolar, inrola, inrolante, inrolara, inrolarea, inrolate, inrolava
<i>v</i> [Mil.] to enlist (= to enroll someone for military service) <hr><i>v</i> to roll, roll up, coil

insablamento, insablamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) stranding, running aground, silting, etc.; 2. silt, sand bank, etc.

insablar, insabla, insablante, insablara, insablarea, insablate, insablava
<i>v</i> to strand, run aground;<br><b>insablar se</b> to silt

insaccar, insacca, insaccante, insaccara, insaccarea, insaccate, insaccava
<i>v</i> to bag, sack (= to put in a bag or sack)

insalar, insala, insalante, insalara, insalarea, insalate, insalava
<i>v</i> to salt down, corn

insalubre, insalubremente, insalubres
<i>adj</i> unhealthy, unwholesome; insalubrious

insalubritate, insalubritates
<i>n</i> insalubrity, unhealthiness, unwholesomeness

insan, insanes, insanmente
<i>adj</i> insane

insanabile, insanabilemente, insanabiles
<i>adj</i> incurable

insanabilitate, insanabilitates
<i>n</i> incurability

insanguinar, insanguina, insanguinante, insanguinara, insanguinarea, insanguinate, insanguinava
<i>v</i> to bloody (= to stain with blood)

insanitate, insanitates
<i>n</i> insanity

insatiabile, insatiabilemente, insatiabiles
<i>adj</i> insatiable

insatiabilitate, insatiabilitates
<i>n</i> insatiability

insatiate, insatiatemente, insatiates
<i>adj</i> insatiate

insaturabile, insaturabilemente, insaturabiles
<i>adj</i> not saturable

inscenar, inscena, inscenante, inscenara, inscenarea, inscenate, inscenava
<i>v</i> to stage, put on the stage

inscenation, inscenationes
<i>n</i> (action of) staging

inscenator, inscenatores
<i>n</i> stage director

insciente, inscientemente, inscientes
<i>adj</i> not knowing, uninformed

inscientia, inscientias
<i>n</i> ignorance (= lack of knowledge, information)

inscriber, inscribe, inscribente, inscribera, inscriberea, inscribeva, inscribite, inscripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to inscribe (1. to engrave or write on metal, stone, paper, etc.; 2. [Geom.]); II. to enter, inscribe (in a list);<br><b>inscriber se</b> to enroll, enlist, register

inscript
<b>inscript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inscriber</b>

inscription, inscriptiones
<i>n</i> inscription (1. as in "an inscription on a tombstone"; 2. entry in a roll, register, etc.)

inscrupulose, inscrupulosemente, inscrupuloses
<i>adj</i> unscrupulous

inscrutabile, inscrutabilemente, inscrutabiles
<i>adj</i> inscrutable

inscrutabilitate, inscrutabilitates
<i>n</i> inscrutability

insecabile, insecabilemente, insecabiles
<i>adj</i> that cannot be cut, indivisible

insecar, inseca, insecante, insecara, insecarea, insecate, insecava, insecte
<b>[-sec-/-sect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cut in, notch

insect
<b>insect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>insecar</b>

insecticida, insecticidas
<b>insecticida</b><br><i>n</i> insecticide

insectivore, insectivoremente, insectivores
<b>insectivore</b><br><i>adj</i> insectivorous

insectivoro, insectivoros
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> insectivore

insecto, insectos
<i>n</i> insect

insectologia, insectologias
<b>insectologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> insectology

insecur, insecures, insecurmente
<i>adj</i> I. insecure, unsafe; II. unsure, uncertain (1. doubting; 2. doubtful)

insecuritate, insecuritates
<i>n</i> insecurity

insellar, insella, insellante, insellara, insellarea, insellate, insellava
<i>v</i> to saddle (= to put saddle upon)

insellate, insellatemente, insellates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>insellar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> swaybacked, saddle-backed

inseminar, insemina, inseminante, inseminara, inseminarea, inseminate, inseminava
<i>v</i> to inseminate

insemination, inseminationes
<i>n</i> insemination

inseniabile, inseniabilemente, inseniabiles
<i>adj</i> teachable

inseniamento, inseniamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act or art of) teaching; 2. instruction, education, tuition

inseniar, insenia, inseniante, inseniara, inseniarea, inseniate, inseniava
<i>v</i> to teach;<br><b>inseniar un cosa a un persona</b> to teach someone something

insensate, insensatemente, insensates
<i>adj</i> senseless, foolish, insensate

insensibile, insensibilemente, insensibiles
<i>adj</i> insensible (1. imperceptible; 2. insensitive)

insensibilitate, insensibilitates
<i>n</i> insensibility, insensitiveness

inseparabile, inseparabilemente, inseparabiles
<i>adj</i> inseparable

inseparabilitate, inseparabilitates
<i>n</i> inseparability

inserer, insere, inserente, inserera, insererea, insereva, inserite, inserte
<b>[-ser-/-sert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to insert

insert
<b>insert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inserer</b>

insertar, inserta, insertante, insertara, insertarea, insertate, insertava
<i>v</i> to insert; <i>also:</i> to graft

insertion, insertiones
<i>n</i> insertion

insid
<b>insid-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

insidia, insidias
<i>n</i> 1. snare, ambush; 2. insidiousness

insidiar, insidia, insidiante, insidiara, insidiarea, insidiate, insidiava
<i>v</i> 1. waylay, ambush; 2. to plot against

insidiator, insidiatores
<i>n</i> 1. waylayer; 2. plotter

insidiose, insidiosemente, insidioses
<i>adj</i> insidious

insigne, insignemente, insignes
<i>adj</i> distinguished, illustrious

insignia, insignias
<i>n</i> I. ensign (1. badge or emblem of office or dignity; 2. standard, banner); II. standard-bearer;<br><b>insignias</b> insignia

insignificante, insignificantemente, insignificantes
<i>adj</i> insignificant

insignificantia, insignificantias
<i>n</i> insignificance

insimul, insimules
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> together<hr><b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> general effect, ensemble

insincer, insinceres, insincermente
<i>adj</i> insincere

insinceritate, insinceritates
<i>n</i> insincerity

insinuante, insinuantemente, insinuantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>insinuar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> insinuating, ingratiating

insinuar, insinua, insinuante, insinuara, insinuarea, insinuate, insinuava
<i>v</i> I. to introduce or insert (gently); II. to insinuate (1. as in "to insinuate oneself into a person's confidence"; 2. to hint, imply)

insinuation, insinuationes
<i>n</i> insinuation

insinuative, insinuativemente, insinuatives
<i>adj</i> insinuative

insinuator, insinuatores
<i>n</i> insinuator

insipide, insipidemente, insipides
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> insipid, flat

insipiditate, insipiditates
<i>n</i> insipidity

insipiente, insipientemente, insipientes
<i>adj</i> foolish

insipientia, insipientias
<i>n</i> foolishness

insistentia, insistentias
<i>n</i> insistence

insister, insiste, insistente, insistera, insisterea, insisteva, insistite
<i>v</i> to insist;<br><b>insister super</b> to insist on

insobrie, insobriemente, insobries
<i>adj</i> unsober

insobrietate, insobrietates
<i>n</i> unsoberness, insobriety

insociabile, insociabilemente, insociabiles
<i>adj</i> unsociable

insociabilitate, insociabilitates
<i>n</i> unsociability

insolar, insola, insolante, insolara, insolarea, insolate, insolava
<i>v</i> to (place in the) sun, insolate

insolation, insolationes
<i>n</i> 1. insolation, sunning; 2. sunstroke

insolente, insolentemente, insolentes
<i>adj</i> insolent

insolentia, insolentias
<i>n</i> insolence

insolite, insolitemente, insolites
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> unusual, unaccustomed

insolubile, insolubilemente, insolubiles
<i>adj</i> insoluble (1. that cannot be dissolved; 2. that cannot be solved)

insolubilitate, insolubilitates
<i>n</i> insolubility (1. incapacity of being dissolved; 2. incapacity of being solved)

insolvente, insolventemente, insolventes
<i>adj</i> insolvent

insolventia, insolventias
<i>n</i> [Com.] insolvency

insomne, insomnemente, insomnes
<i>adj</i> sleepless, insomnious

insomnia, insomnias
<i>n</i> insomnia

inspect
<b>inspect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inspicer</b>

inspectar, inspecta, inspectante, inspectara, inspectarea, inspectate, inspectava
<i>v</i> to inspect

inspection, inspectiones
<i>n</i> inspection

inspector, inspectores
<i>n</i> inspector

inspectorato, inspectoratos
<i>n</i> inspectorate, inspectorship

insperabile, insperabilemente, insperabiles
<i>adj</i> not to be hoped (for)

insperate, insperatemente, insperates
<i>adj</i> unhoped-for

inspicer, inspecte, inspice, inspicera, inspicerea, inspiceva, inspiciente, inspicite
<b>[-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to inspect, superintend

inspirar, inspira, inspirante, inspirara, inspirarea, inspirate, inspirava
<i>v</i> 1. to inhale, inspire; 2. to inspire (= to infuse life, feeling, enthusiasm, etc.)

inspiration, inspirationes
<i>n</i> 1. inhalation; 2. inspiration

inspirator, inspiratores
<i>n</i> inspirer

inspissar, inspissa, inspissante, inspissara, inspissarea, inspissate, inspissava
<i>v</i> to inspissate, thicken

inspissation, inspissationes
<i>n</i> inspissation, thickening

instabile, instabilemente, instabiles
<i>adj</i> unstable

instabilitate, instabilitates
<i>n</i> instability

installar, installa, installante, installara, installarea, installate, installava
<i>v</i> to install (1. to place in office; 2. to put in position for use);<br><b>installar se</b> to settle down, install oneself

installation, installationes
<i>n</i> installation

instantanee, instantaneemente, instantanees
<i>adj</i> instantaneous

instantaneitate, instantaneitates
<i>n</i> instantaneousness, instantaneity

instante, instantemente, instantes
<i>adj</i> instant (= pressing, urgent)<hr><i>n</i> instant;<br><b>(a) omne instante</b> continually, at every moment

instantia, instantias
<i>n</i> instance (1. urgent request; 2. [Law])

instar, insta, instante, instara, instarea, instate, instava
<i>v</i> to press, urge

instaurar, instaura, instaurante, instaurara, instaurarea, instaurate, instaurava
<i>v</i> to establish, set up (a new order, method, etc.)

instauration, instaurationes
<i>n</i> establishment (of a government, etc.)

instaurator, instauratores
<i>n</i> founder, establisher (of an institution, etc.)

instigar, instiga, instigante, instigara, instigarea, instigate, instigava
<i>v</i> to instigate

instigation, instigationes
<i>n</i> instigation

instigator, instigatores
<i>n</i> instigator

instigatrice, instigatrices
<i>n</i> instigatrix

instillar, instilla, instillante, instillara, instillarea, instillate, instillava
<i>v</i> to instill, instil (1. to put in drop by drop; 2. to impart gradually)

instillation, instillationes
<i>n</i> instillation

instinct
<b>instinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>instingu-</b>

instinctive, instinctivemente, instinctives
<i>adj</i> instinctive

instincto, instinctos
<i>n</i> instinct;<br><b>instincto de conservation</b> instinct of self-preservation

instingu
<b>instingu- [-stingu-/-stinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

instituer, institue, instituente, instituera, instituerea, institueva, instituite, institute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to institute;<br><b>instituer alicuno herede</b> to institute someone as heir, to appoint someone as heir

institut
<b>institut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>instituer</b>

instituta, institutas
<i>n</i> -;<br><b>institutas</b> [Rom. Law] Institutes (of Justinian)

institution, institutiones
<i>n</i> institution

instituto, institutos
<i>n</i> institute (= organization for the promotion of literature, science, art, etc.)

institutor, institutores
<i>n</i> 1. institutor, founder; 2. teacher

instruct
<b>instruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>instruer</b>

instruction, instructiones
<i>n</i> I. instruction (1. education; 2. direction); II. [Law] preliminary investigation

instructive, instructivemente, instructives
<i>adj</i> instructive

instructor, instructores
<i>n</i> teacher, instructor; <i>also:</i> drillmaster;<br><b>judice instructor</b> examining magistrate

instruer, instructe, instrue, instruente, instruera, instruerea, instrueva, instruite
<b>[-stru-/-struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to instruct (1. to teach, educate; 2. to inform);<br><b>instruer (un causa)</b> [Law] to examine, investigate (a case)

instrumental, instrumentales, instrumentalmente
<i>adj</i> instrumental (1. performed on musical instruments; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>causa instrumental</b> instrumental cause

instrumentar, instrumenta, instrumentante, instrumentara, instrumentarea, instrumentate, instrumentava
<i>v</i> to instrument (1. [Law] to draw up an instrument; 2. [Mus.] to arrange for instruments; <i>also:</i> to orchestrate)

instrumentation, instrumentationes
<i>n</i> [Mus.] instrumentation; <i>also:</i> orchestration

instrumentista, instrumentistas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] instrumentalist

instrumento, instrumentos
<i>n</i> instrument (1. tool; 2. "musical instrument"; 3. [Law]);<br><b>instrumento de percussion</b> percussion instrument;<br><b>instrumento de vento</b> wind instrument;<br><b>instrumento de ligno</b> woodwind instrument

insubmersibile, insubmersibilemente, insubmersibiles
<i>adj</i> insubmersible

insubmission, insubmissiones
<i>n</i> insubordination, insubmission

insubordinate, insubordinatemente, insubordinates
<i>adj</i> insubordinate

insubordination, insubordinationes
<i>n</i> insubordination

insubstantial, insubstantiales, insubstantialmente
<i>adj</i> insubstantial, unsubstantial

insubstantialitate, insubstantialitates
<i>n</i> insubstantiality, unsubstantiality

insuccesso, insuccessos
<i>n</i> failure (= want of success)

insufficiente, insufficientemente, insufficientes
<i>adj</i> 1. insufficient; 2. incapable, incompetent

insufficientia, insufficientias
<i>n</i> 1. insufficiency; 2. incapacity, incompetence

insufflar, insuffla, insufflante, insufflara, insufflarea, insufflate, insufflava
<i>v</i> to blow upon or into, insufflate

insufflation, insufflationes
<i>n</i> insufflation; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

insufflator, insufflatores
<i>n</i> insufflator (= device for insufflating); <i>also:</i> [Med.]

insuffribile, insuffribilemente, insuffribiles
<i>adj</i> insufferable, unbearable

insula, insulas
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. island, isle; 2. block (of buildings)

insulamento, insulamentos
<i>n</i> 1. isolation; 2. [Elec., etc.] insulation

insular, insulares, insularmente
<i>adj</i> insular<hr><i>adj</i> 1. to isolate, insulate; 2. [Elec., etc.] to insulate

insulario, insularios
<i>n</i> islander

insularitate, insularitates
<i>n</i> insularity

insulation, insulationes
<i>n</i> [Elec., etc.] insulation

insulator, insulatores
<i>n</i> [Elec.] insulator; <i>attrib</i> [Elec., etc.] insulating

insulina, insulinas
<i>n</i> insulin

insultar, insulta, insultante, insultara, insultarea, insultate, insultava
<i>v</i> 1. to attack; 2. to insult

insultator, insultatores
<i>n</i> 1. attacker, aggressor; 2. insulter

insulto, insultos
<i>n</i> 1. attack; 2. insult

insuperabile, insuperabilemente, insuperabiles
<i>adj</i> insuperable

insupportabile, insupportabilemente, insupportabiles
<i>adj</i> insupportable, unbearable

insurgente, insurgentemente, insurgentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>insurger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> insurgent

insurger, insurge, insurgente, insurgera, insurgerea, insurgeva, insurgite, insurrecte
<b>[-surg-/-surrect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to rise (in revolt)

insurgite, insurgitemente, insurgites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>insurger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> insurgent

insurgito, insurgitos
<i>n</i> insurgent

insurmontabile, insurmontabilemente, insurmontabiles
<i>adj</i> insurmountable

insurrect
<b>insurrect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>insurger</b>

insurrection, insurrectiones
<i>n</i> insurrection

insurrectional, insurrectionales, insurrectionalmente
<i>adj</i> insurrectional

intabulamento, intabulamentos
<i>n</i> [Arch.] entablature, entablement

intabular, intabula, intabulante, intabulara, intabularea, intabulate, intabulava
<i>v</i> to board up

intacte, intactemente, intactes
<i>adj</i> intact

intactile, intactilemente, intactiles
<i>adj</i> not tactile, intactile

intangibile, intangibilemente, intangibiles
<i>adj</i> intangible

intangibilitate, intangibilitates
<i>n</i> intangibility

intascar, intasca, intascante, intascara, intascarea, intascate, intascava
<i>v</i> to pocket, put in a pocket

integrabile, integrabilemente, integrabiles
<i>adj</i> [Math.] integrable

integrabilitate, integrabilitates
<i>n</i> [Math.] integrability

integral, integrales, integralmente
<i>adj</i> 1. complete, whole; 2. [Math.] integral<hr><i>n</i> [Math.] integral

integrante, integrantemente, integrantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>integrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> integral (= constituent)

integrar, integra, integrante, integrara, integrarea, integrate, integrava
<i>v</i> to integrate (= to complete); <i>also:</i> [Math.]

integration, integrationes
<i>n</i> integration (= act of integrating; <i>also:</i> [Math.])

integrator, integratores
<i>n</i> integrator

integre, integremente, integres
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. entire, whole; 2. upright (= of unfailing integrity)

integritate, integritates
<i>n</i> integrity (1. entirety; 2. uprightness)

intellect
<b>intellect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intellig-</b>

intellection, intellectiones
<i>n</i> intellection (= action or process of understanding)

intellective, intellectivemente, intellectives
<i>adj</i> intellective

intellecto, intellectos
<i>n</i> intellect

intellectu
<b>intellectu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intellecto</b>

intellectual, intellectuales, intellectualmente
<i>adj</i> intellectual<hr><i>n</i> intellectual

intellectualitate, intellectualitates
<i>n</i> intellectuality

intellig
<b>intellig- [-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

intelligente, intelligentemente, intelligentes
<i>adj</i> intelligent

intelligentia, intelligentias
<i>n</i> 1. intelligence (as in "intelligence quotient"); 2. understanding; <i>also:</i> knowledge, intelligence (of a thing);<br><b>haber intelligentia de</b> to understand, have knowledge of;<br><b>haber intelligentia con (le inimico)</b> to have an understanding with (the enemy)

intelligentsia, intelligentsias
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> intelligentsia, educated (class or classes)

intelligibile, intelligibilemente, intelligibiles
<i>adj</i> intelligible

intemperante, intemperantemente, intemperantes
<i>adj</i> intemperate

intemperantia, intemperantias
<i>n</i> intemperance

intemperate, intemperatemente, intemperates
<i>adj</i> intemperate

intendente, intendentes
<i>n</i> intendant; <i>also:</i> administrator, superintendent, etc.

intendentia, intendentias
<i>n</i> intendency (= office and function of an intendant); <i>also:</i> administration, superintendence, management, etc.

intender, intende, intendente, intendera, intenderea, intendeva, intendite, intense, intente
<b>[-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to intend (= to plan); 2. to understand, apprehend;<br><b>intender se</b> to get along (together);<br><b>dar a intender</b> to give to understand

intendimento, intendimentos
<i>n</i> understanding (= ability to understand)

intenibile, intenibilemente, intenibiles
<i>adj</i> untenable

intenibilitate, intenibilitates
<i>n</i> untenability, intenability

intens
<b>intens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intender</b>

intense, intensemente, intenses
<i>adj</i> intense (=existing in an extreme degree)

intensificar, intensifica, intensificante, intensificara, intensificarea, intensificate, intensificava
<i>v</i> to intensify (= to increase the intensity of)

intensification, intensificationes
<i>n</i> intensification

intension, intensiones
<i>n</i> intension, intenseness

intensitate, intensitates
<i>n</i> intensity

intensive, intensivemente, intensives
<i>adj</i> intensive (1. having intensity; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>cultura intensive</b> [Agr.] intensive cultivation

intent
<b>intent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intender</b>

intentar, intenta, intentante, intentara, intentarea, intentate, intentava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>intentar un accusation contra</b> [Law] to direct an accusation against;<br><b>intentar un processo</b> or <b>un action contra</b> [Law] to institute proceedings, or enter an action, against

intente, intentemente, intentes
<i>adj</i> intent

intention, intentiones
<i>n</i> intention;<br><b>con intention</b> intentionally, purposely

intentional, intentionales, intentionalmente
<i>adj</i> intentional

intentionate, intentionatemente, intentionates
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>ben, mal, intentionate</b> well-, ill-, intentioned

intento, intentos
<i>n</i> intent, intention

inter, interes
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>prep</i> 1. between; 2. among <hr><b>inter-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns, adjectives, and verbs; also in combination with adjectival suffixes] inter- (= between, among)

interacto, interactos
<i>n</i> entr'acte (1. intermission; 2.dance, piece of music, etc.; performed between the acts of a play)

intercalar, intercala, intercalante, intercalara, intercalarea, intercalate, intercalava
<i>v</i> intercalate

intercalari, intercalarimente, intercalaris
<i>adj</i> intercalary

intercalation, intercalationes
<i>n</i> intercalation

intercambiabile, intercambiabilemente, intercambiabiles
<i>adj</i> interchangeable

intercambiar, intercambia, intercambiante, intercambiara, intercambiarea, intercambiate, intercambiava
<i>v</i> to interchange, exchange

intercambio, intercambios
<i>n</i> interchange

interceder, intercede, intercedente, intercedera, intercederea, intercedeva, intercedite, intercesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to intercede

intercept
<b>intercept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intercip-</b>

interceptar, intercepta, interceptante, interceptara, interceptarea, interceptate, interceptava
<i>v</i> to intercept (= to seize or stop on the way from one place to another)

interception, interceptiones
<i>n</i> interception

intercess
<b>intercess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interceder</b>

intercession, intercessiones
<i>n</i> intercession

intercessor, intercessores
<i>n</i> intercessor

intercip
<b>intercip- [-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

intercostal, intercostales, intercostalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] intercostal

intercruciar, intercrucia, intercruciante, intercruciara, intercruciarea, intercruciate, intercruciava
<i>v</i> to intercross (= to put crosswise);<br><b>intercruciar se</b> to intercross (= to form a cross with one another)

intercurr
<b>intercurr-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

intercurrente, intercurrentemente, intercurrentes
<i>adj</i> intercurrent (1. intervening; 2. [Med.])

intercutanee, intercutaneemente, intercutanees
<i>adj</i> intercutaneous, subcutaneous

interdicer, interdice, interdicente, interdicera, interdicerea, interdiceva, interdicite, interdicte
<b>[-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to interdict (1. to forbid; 2. [Eccl.])

interdict
<b>interdict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interdicer</b>

interdiction, interdictiones
<i>n</i> interdiction (1. prohibition; 2. [Law])

interdicto, interdictos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] interdict

interdigital, interdigitales, interdigitalmente
<i>adj</i> situated between the digits, interdigital

interdum
<b>[interdum] (-tr-)</b><br><i>adv</i> sometimes, occasionally; for some time; meanwhile, in the meantime

interea
<b>[interea] (-t-)</b><br><i>adv</i> meanwhile, in the meantime

interessante, interessantemente, interessantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>interessar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> interesting

interessar, interessa, interessante, interessara, interessarea, interessate, interessava
<i>v</i> to interest;<br><b>interessar se</b> to be interested, take an interest

interessate, interessatemente, interessates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>interessar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> interested (= self-interested, self-seeking)

interessato, interessatos
<i>n</i> interested party

interesse, interesses
<i>n</i> interest (1. as in "to have an interest in some enterprise"; 2. as in "to take an interest in some subject"; 3. [Fin.]);<br><b>in le interesse de un persona</b> in or to somebody's interest;<br><b>prender interesse</b> to take an interest;<br><b>(libro) sin interesse</b> uninteresting (book);<br><b>interesse simplice, composite</b> simple, compound, interest

interferentia, interferentias
<i>n</i> [Phys.] interference

interferer, interfere, interferente, interferera, interfererea, interfereva, interferite
<i>v</i> [Phys.] to interfere

interfoliacee, interfoliaceemente, interfoliacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] interfoliaceous

interfoliar, interfolia, interfoliante, interfoliara, interfoliarea, interfoliate, interfoliava
<i>v</i> to interleave (a book, etc.)

interim, interimes
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adv</i> meanwhile, (in the) meantime <hr><b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> interim;<br><b>in le interim</b> in the interim

interime, interimemente, interimes
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> interim

interior, interiores, interiormente
<i>adj</i> interior; <i>also:</i> inside, inner, etc.;<br><b>vita interior</b> inner life;<br><b>commercio interior</b> domestic, interior trade<hr><i>n</i> inside, interior

interject
<b>interject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interjic-</b>

interjection, interjectiones
<i>n</i> [Gram.] interjection

interjective, interjectivemente, interjectives
<i>adj</i> interjectional

interjic
<b>interjic- [jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

interlardamento, interlardamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) larding or interlarding

interlardar, interlarda, interlardante, interlardara, interlardarea, interlardate, interlardava
<i>v</i> 1. [Cookery] to lard; 2. to interlard

interlinea, interlineas
<i>n</i> (blank) space (between two written or printed lines)

interlinear, interlinea, interlineante, interlineara, interlinearea, interlineares, interlinearmente, interlineate, interlineava
<i>adj</i> interlinear<hr><i>v</i> to interlineate, to interline

interlineation, interlineationes
<i>n</i> interlineation

interlingua, interlinguas
<i>n</i> interlanguage, interlingua

interlingual, interlinguales, interlingualmente
<i>adj</i> interlingual

interlinguista, interlinguistas
<i>n</i> interlinguist

interlinguistica, interlinguisticas
<i>n</i> interlinguistics

interlocut
<b>interlocut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interloquer</b>

interlocution, interlocutiones
<i>n</i> interlocution (= interchange of speech)

interlocutor, interlocutores
<i>n</i> interlocutor

interlocutori, interlocutorimente, interlocutoris
<i>adj</i> [Law] interlocutory

interloquer, interlocute, interloque, interloquente, interloquera, interloquerea, interloqueva, interloquite
<b>[loqu-/-locut-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to interject (a remark); 2. [Law] to award or pronounce an interlocutory decree

interludio, interludios
<i>n</i> interlude

interlunio, interlunios
<i>n</i> interlunation, interlunar period

intermaxillar, intermaxillares, intermaxillarmente
<i>adj</i> intermaxillary;<br><b>osso intermaxillar</b> intermaxillary bone

intermediari, intermediarimente, intermediaris
<i>adj</i> intermediary, intermediate

intermediario, intermediarios
<i>n</i> intermediary

intermedie, intermediemente, intermedies
<i>adj</i> intermediary, intermediate

intermedio, intermedios
<i>n</i> entr'acte (= dance, piece of music, etc., performed between the acts of a play)

intermezzo, intermezzos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> intermezzo

interminabile, interminabilemente, interminabiles
<i>adj</i> interminable

intermiss
<b>intermiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intermitter</b>

intermission, intermissiones
<i>n</i> intermission

intermittente, intermittentemente, intermittentes
<i>adj</i> intermittent;<br><b>pulso intermittente</b> [Med.] intermittent pulse

intermittentia, intermittentias
<i>n</i> intermittence, intermittency

intermitter, intermisse, intermitte, intermittente, intermittera, intermitterea, intermitteva, intermittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to intermit; interrupt

internamento, internamentos
<i>n</i> internment;<br><b>campo de internamento</b> internment camp

internar, interna, internante, internara, internarea, internate, internava
<i>v</i> to intern

international, internationales, internationalmente
<i>adj</i> international

internationalisar, internationalisa, internationalisante, internationalisara, internationalisarea, internationalisate, internationalisava
<i>v</i> to internationalize

internationalisation, internationalisationes
<i>n</i> internationalization

internationalismo, internationalismos
<i>n</i> internationalism

internationalista, internationalistas
<i>n</i> internationalist

internationalitate, internationalitates
<i>n</i> internationality

internato, internatos
<i>n</i> boarding school

interne, internemente, internes
<i>adj</i> internal; <i>also:</i> inner, inside, etc.;<br><b>angulo interne</b> interior angle;<br><b>medicina interne</b> internal medicine;<br><b>(medicamento) pro uso interne</b> (medicine) for internal use

interno, internos
<i>n</i> 1. [School] boarder, boarding student; 2. [Med.] intern(e)

internodio, internodios
<i>n</i> internode

internuncio, internuncios
<i>n</i> internuncio (= representative of the Pope)

interossee, interosseemente, interossees
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] interosseous

interpellante, interpellantes
<i>n</i> interpellant

interpellar, interpella, interpellante, interpellara, interpellarea, interpellate, interpellava
<i>v</i> 1. to challenge (someone) to answer; 2. [Parl.] to interpellate

interpellation, interpellationes
<i>n</i> 1. (peremptory) questioning; 2. interpellation

interpellator, interpellatores
<i>n</i> interpellant

interpolar, interpola, interpolante, interpolara, interpolarea, interpolate, interpolava
<i>v</i> to interpolate

interpolation, interpolationes
<i>n</i> interpolation

interpolator, interpolatores
<i>n</i> interpolator

interponer, interpone, interponente, interponera, interponerea, interponeva, interponite, interposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to interpose

interposit
<b>interposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interponer</b>

interposition, interpositiones
<i>n</i> interposition

interprendente, interprendentemente, interprendentes
<i>adj</i> enterprising

interprender, interprende, interprendente, interprendera, interprenderea, interprendeva, interprendite, interprise
<b>[-prend-/-pris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to undertake

interprenditor, interprenditores
<i>n</i> (one who undertakes something) undertaker, entrepreneur; <i>also:</i> contractor

interpretabile, interpretabilemente, interpretabiles
<i>adj</i> interpretable

interpretar, interpreta, interpretante, interpretara, interpretarea, interpretate, interpretava
<i>v</i> to interpret (1. to explain or expound; 2. to translate as interpreter)

interpretation, interpretationes
<i>n</i> interpretation

interpretative, interpretativemente, interpretatives
<i>adj</i> interpretive, interpretative

interprete, interpretes
<b>(-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> interpreter (1. one whose profession is to translate orally; 2. one who explains or expounds)

interpris
<b>interpris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interprender</b>

interprisa, interprisas
<i>n</i> undertaking, enterprise

interramento, interramentos
<i>n</i> interment, burial

interrar, interra, interrante, interrara, interrarea, interrate, interrava
<i>v</i> to inter, bury

interregno, interregnos
<i>n</i> interregnum

interrogar, interroga, interrogante, interrogara, interrogarea, interrogate, interrogava
<i>v</i> to interrogate, examine

interrogation, interrogationes
<i>n</i> interrogation;<br><b>puncto de interrogation</b> question mark

interrogative, interrogativemente, interrogatives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] interrogative

interrogator, interrogatores
<i>n</i> interrogator

interrogatori, interrogatorimente, interrogatoris
<i>adj</i> interrogatory

interrogatorio, interrogatorios
<i>n</i> [Law] interrogatory

interrumper, interrumpe, interrumpente, interrumpera, interrumperea, interrumpeva, interrumpite, interrupte
<b>[-rump-/-rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to interrupt (1. to break in upon; 2. as in "a building interrupts the view")

interrupt
<b>interrupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>interrumper</b>

interrupte, interruptemente, interruptes
<i>adj</i> interrupted

interruption, interruptiones
<i>n</i> interruption (= action of interrupting, breaking in upon)

interruptive, interruptivemente, interruptives
<i>adj</i> interruptive

interruptor, interruptores
<i>n</i> interrupter (1. one who interrupts; 2. [Elec.])

intersection, intersectiones
<i>n</i> [Geom.] intersection

interstellar, interstellares, interstellarmente
<i>adj</i> interstellar

interstitial, interstitiales, interstitialmente
<i>adj</i> interstitial

interstitio, interstitios
<i>n</i> 1. interstice; 2. interval (= space of time between two events)

intertanto
<b>intertanto</b><br><i>adv</i> meanwhile, in the meantime

intertener, intertene, intertenente, intertenera, intertenerea, interteneva, intertenite
<i>v</i> to entertain (= to divert, amuse)

intertenimento, intertenimentos
<i>n</i> entertainment (= diversion, amusement)

intertropical, intertropicales, intertropicalmente
<i>adj</i> intertropical

intervallo, intervallos
<i>n</i> interval

intervenir, interveni, interveniente, intervenira, intervenirea, intervenite, interveniva, intervente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to intervene (as in "to intervene in a quarrel")

intervent
<b>intervent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intervenir</b>

intervention, interventiones
<i>n</i> intervention (as in "intervention in a quarrel")

intervertebral, intervertebrales, intervertebralmente
<i>adj</i> intervertebral

intervider, intervide, intervidente, intervidera, interviderea, intervideva, intervidite, interviste
<b>[-vid-/-vist-]</b><br><i>v</i> to catch sight of, catch a glimpse of

interview, interviews
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Journ.] interview

interviewar, interviewa, interviewante, interviewara, interviewarea, interviewate, interviewava
<i>v</i> [Journ.] to interview

interviewer, interviewers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Journ.] interviewer

intervist
<b>intervist-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intervider</b>

intervista, intervistas
<i>n</i> interview (= meeting, conference)

intervocalic, intervocalicamente, intervocaliches
<i>adj</i> [Phonet.] intervocalic

intestate, intestatemente, intestates
<i>adj</i> [Law] intestate (= without having made a valid will)

intestin, intestines, intestinmente
<i>adj</i> intestine

intestinal, intestinales, intestinalmente
<i>adj</i> intestinal

intestino, intestinos
<i>n</i> intestine, bowel

inthronamento, inthronamentos
<i>n</i> enthronement

inthronar, inthrona, inthronante, inthronara, inthronarea, inthronate, inthronava
<i>v</i> to enthrone

intimar, intima, intimante, intimara, intimarea, intimate, intimava
<i>v</i> to intimate (= to make known formally)

intimation, intimationes
<i>n</i> intimation (= formal notification)

intime, intimemente, intimes
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> intimate (1. inward, deepseated; 2. close)

intimidabile, intimidabilemente, intimidabiles
<i>adj</i> easily intimidated

intimidar, intimida, intimidante, intimidara, intimidarea, intimidate, intimidava
<i>v</i> to intimidate

intimidation, intimidationes
<i>n</i> intimidation

intimitate, intimitates
<i>n</i> intimacy

intitular, intitula, intitulante, intitulara, intitularea, intitulate, intitulava
<i>v</i> to entitle (as in "to entitle a book, etc.")

intitulation, intitulationes
<i>n</i> (act of) entitling (as in "entitling a book, etc.")

intolerabile, intolerabilemente, intolerabiles
<i>adj</i> intolerable

intolerabilitate, intolerabilitates
<i>n</i> intolerability

intolerante, intolerantemente, intolerantes
<i>adj</i> intolerant

intolerantia, intolerantias
<i>n</i> intolerance

intonar, intona, intonante, intonara, intonarea, intonate, intonava
<i>v</i> to intonate, intone

intonation, intonationes
<i>n</i> intonation

intonnar, intonna, intonnante, intonnara, intonnarea, intonnate, intonnava
<i>v</i> to tun, barrel

intorquer, intorque, intorquente, intorquera, intorquerea, intorqueva, intorquite, intorse
<b>[-torqu-/-tors-]</b><br><i>v</i> to twist inwards

intors
<b>intors-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intorquer</b>

intorsion, intorsiones
<i>n</i> intorsion

intoxicar, intoxica, intoxicante, intoxicara, intoxicarea, intoxicate, intoxicava
<i>v</i> to poison

intoxication, intoxicationes
<i>n</i> toxication, poisoning

intra
<i>adv/prep</i> within<hr><b>intra-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used chiefly with adjectives] intra- (= inside, within)

intractabile, intractabilemente, intractabiles
<i>adj</i> intractable

intractabilitate, intractabilitates
<i>n</i> intractability

intradorso, intradorsos
<i>n</i> [Arch.] intrados

intraducibile, intraducibilemente, intraducibiles
<i>adj</i> untranslatable

intramural, intramurales, intramuralmente
<i>adj</i> intramural

intransferibile, intransferibilemente, intransferibiles
<i>adj</i> not transferable, untransferable

intransigente, intransigentemente, intransigentes
<i>adj</i> uncompromising, intransigent

intransigentia, intransigentias
<i>n</i> intransigence

intransmissibile, intransmissibilemente, intransmissibiles
<i>adj</i> not transmissible

intransmutabile, intransmutabilemente, intransmutabiles
<i>adj</i> not transmutable

intravenose, intravenosemente, intravenoses
<i>adj</i> intravenous;<br><b>injection intravenose</b> intravenous injection

intrepide, intrepidemente, intrepides
<i>adj</i> intrepid

intrepiditate, intrepiditates
<i>n</i> intrepidity

intricar, intrica, intricante, intricara, intricarea, intricate, intricava
<i>v</i> I. to entangle, confuse, intricate; II. to intrigue (1. to excite the curiosity or interest of; 2. to carry on underhand plotting or scheming);<br><b>intricar se</b> to get entangled

intricate, intricatemente, intricates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>intricar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> intricate

intrication, intricationes
<i>n</i> intrication, intricacy, complication

intrico, intricos
<i>n</i> I. intricacy, complication; 2. intrigue (= underhand plotting or scheming)

intriga, intrigas
<i>n</i> intrigue (1. underhanded plotting or scheming; 2. plot of a play, novel, etc.);<br><b>intriga amorose, intriga galante</b> intrigue (= secret love affair)

intrigante, intrigantemente, intrigantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>intrigar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> scheming<hr><i>n</i> intriguer, intrigant

intrigar, intriga, intrigante, intrigara, intrigarea, intrigate, intrigava
<i>v</i> to intrigue (1. to excite the curiosity or interest of; 2. to carry on underhand plotting or scheming)

intrinsec, intrinsecamente, intrinseches
<b>(-trn-)</b><br><i>adj</i> intrinsic

intro
<i>adv</i> inwardly, internally, on the inside, in<hr><b>intro-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with verbs] intro- (= inwards, to the inside)

introducer, introduce, introducente, introducera, introducerea, introduceva, introducite, introducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to introduce (= to insert, put in, bring in, etc.)

introduct
<b>introduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>introducer</b>

introduction, introductiones
<i>n</i> introduction;<br><b>littera de introduction</b> letter of introduction

introductive, introductivemente, introductives
<i>adj</i> introductory, introductive

introductor, introductores
<i>n</i> 1. introducer; 2. introductor (of ambassadors)

introductori, introductorimente, introductoris
<i>adj</i> introductory

intromiss
<b>intromiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intromitter</b>

intromission, intromissiones
<i>n</i> intromission

intromitter, intromisse, intromitte, intromittente, intromittera, intromitterea, intromitteva, intromittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to intromit

introspect
<b>introspect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>introspicer</b>

introspection, introspectiones
<i>n</i> introspection

introspective, introspectivemente, introspectives
<i>adj</i> introspective

introspicer, introspecte, introspice, introspicera, introspicerea, introspiceva, introspiciente, introspicite
<b>[-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to introspect (1. to look within; 2. to practice introspection)

introvabile, introvabilemente, introvabiles
<i>adj</i> not to be found

introvers
<b>introvers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>introverter</b>

introversion, introversiones
<i>n</i> introversion (1. action or state of turning inwards; 2. [Relig.] contemplation of the indwelling divine presence; 3. [Psychol.])

introverter, introverse, introverte, introvertente, introvertera, introverterea, introverteva, introvertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to introvert (1. Zool.] to draw inward, invaginate; 2. to turn the mind, direct the attention, inward; 3. to be introverted)

introvertite, introvertitemente, introvertites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>introverter</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Psychol.] introverted

introvertito, introvertitos
<i>n</i> [Psychol.] introvert

intruder, intrude, intrudente, intrudera, intruderea, intrudeva, intrudite, intruse
<b>[-trud-/-trus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to intrude (= to thrust or force in or upon);<br><b>intruder se</b> to intrude (= to thrust oneself in, to encroach)

intrus
<b>intrus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>intruder</b>

intruse, intrusemente, intruses
<i>adj</i> intruding

intrusion, intrusiones
<i>n</i> intrusion (= act of intruding upon someone)

intruso, intrusos
<i>n</i> intruder

intuer, intue, intuente, intuera, intuerea, intueva, intuite
<i>v</i> to perceive by intuition, to intuit

intuition, intuitiones
<i>n</i> intuition

intuitive, intuitivemente, intuitives
<i>adj</i> intuitive

intumescente, intumescentemente, intumescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>intumescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> intumescent

intumescentia, intumescentias
<i>n</i> intumescence

intumescer, intumesce, intumescente, intumescera, intumescerea, intumesceva, intumescite
<i>v</i> to intumesce

intus, intuses
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adv</i> inside (1. on the inside, within; 2. into, to the inside)

intussusception, intussusceptiones
<b>intussusception</b><br><i>n</i> [Physiol.] intussusception

inundar, inunda, inundante, inundara, inundarea, inundate, inundava
<i>v</i> to flood, inundate

inundation, inundationes
<i>n</i> inundation, flood

inurban, inurbanes, inurbanmente
<i>adj</i> inurbane

inusabile, inusabilemente, inusabiles
<i>adj</i> unusable

inusual, inusuales, inusualmente
<i>adj</i> unusual (1. out of the ordinary; 2. not customary)

inutile, inutilemente, inutiles
<i>adj</i> useless

inutilisabile, inutilisabilemente, inutilisabiles
<i>adj</i> unutilizable, unusable

inutilisar, inutilisa, inutilisante, inutilisara, inutilisarea, inutilisate, inutilisava
<i>v</i> to render useless

inutilisate, inutilisatemente, inutilisates
<i>adj</i> not utilized, unused

inutilitate, inutilitates
<i>n</i> uselessness

invader, invade, invadente, invadera, invaderea, invadeva, invadite, invase
<b>[-vad-/-vas-]</b><br><i>v</i> to invade

invaginar, invagina, invaginante, invaginara, invaginarea, invaginate, invaginava
<i>v</i> to invaginate

invaginate, invaginatemente, invaginates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>invaginar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> invaginated, invaginate

invagination, invaginationes
<i>n</i> invagination, intussuception

invainar, invaina, invainante, invainara, invainarea, invainate, invainava
<i>v</i> to sheathe (a sword, etc.)

invalidar, invalida, invalidante, invalidara, invalidarea, invalidate, invalidava
<i>v</i> to invalidate

invalidation, invalidationes
<i>n</i> invalidation

invalide, invalidemente, invalides
<b>(-v-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. invalid, disabled; 2. invalid, without legal force

invaliditate, invaliditates
<i>n</i> invalidity (1. want of bodily strength; 2. want of validity, invalidness)

invalido, invalidos
<b>(-v-)</b><br><i>n</i> invalid; <i>specif.:</i> disabled soldier

invariabile, invariabilemente, invariabiles
<i>adj</i> invariable

invariabilitate, invariabilitates
<i>n</i> invariability

invas
<b>invas-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>invader</b>

invasar, invasa, invasante, invasara, invasarea, invasate, invasava
<i>v</i> to fill into containers; <i>also:</i> to bottle, etc.

invasion, invasiones
<i>n</i> invasion

invasive, invasivemente, invasives
<i>adj</i> invasive

invasor, invasores
<i>n</i> invader

invect
<b>invect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inveher</b>

invectiva, invectivas
<i>n</i> invective, abuse

invective, invectivemente, invectives
<i>adj</i> abusive, reviling

inveher, invecte, invehe, invehente, invehera, inveherea, inveheva, invehite
<b>[-veh-/-vect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to inveigh

inveloppamento, inveloppamentos
<i>n</i> envelopment

inveloppar, inveloppa, inveloppante, inveloppara, invelopparea, inveloppate, inveloppava
<i>v</i> to envelop, wrap up

inveloppe, inveloppes
<i>n</i> envelope

inven
<b>inven- [-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives)

invendibile, invendibilemente, invendibiles
<i>adj</i> unsalable

invenenamento, invenenamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) poisoning

invenenar, invenena, invenenante, invenenara, invenenarea, invenenate, invenenava
<i>v</i> to poison

invent
<b>invent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inven-</b>

inventar, inventa, inventante, inventara, inventarea, inventate, inventava
<i>v</i> to invent

inventariar, inventaria, inventariante, inventariara, inventariarea, inventariate, inventariava
<i>v</i> to inventory

inventario, inventarios
<i>n</i> inventory;<br><b>facer le inventario</b> to take stock;<br><b>beneficio de inventario</b> [Law] <i>beneficium inventarii</i>, benefit of inventory

invention, inventiones
<i>n</i> invention;<br><b>invention del cruce</b> Invention of the Cross

inventive, inventivemente, inventives
<i>adj</i> inventive

inventor, inventores
<i>n</i> inventor

inverisimile, inverisimilemente, inverisimiles
<i>adj</i> unlikely, improbable

inverosimilante, inverosimilantemente, inverosimilantes
<i>adj</i> unlikely, improbable

inverosimilantia, inverosimilantias
<i>n</i> lack of verisimilitude, improbability

invers
<b>invers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>inverter</b>

inverse, inversemente, inverses
<i>adj</i> inverse

inversion, inversiones
<i>n</i> inversion

inversive, inversivemente, inversives
<i>adj</i> inversive

inverso, inversos
<i>n</i> inverse

inversor, inversores
<i>n</i> [Elec.] reversing switch

invertebrate, invertebratemente, invertebrates
<i>adj</i> invertebrate

invertebrato, invertebratos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] invertebrate

inverter, inverse, inverte, invertente, invertera, inverterea, inverteva, invertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to invert; 2. to capsize;<br><b>inverter le currente electric</b> to reverse the electric current

invertina, invertinas
<i>n</i> [Biochem.] invertase, invertin

investigabile, investigabilemente, investigabiles
<i>adj</i> investigable

investigar, investiga, investigante, investigara, investigarea, investigate, investigava
<i>v</i> to investigate

investigation, investigationes
<i>n</i> investigation

investigator, investigatores
<i>n</i> investigator

investimento, investimentos
<i>n</i> 1. investiture (= formal investing of a person with an office, power, etc.); 2. beleaguerment; 3. [Fin.] investment

investir, investi, investiente, investira, investirea, investite, investiva
<i>v</i> to invest (1. as in "to invest with supreme authority"; 2. to beleaguer; 3. [Fin.])

investitura, investituras
<i>n</i> investiture (= formal investing of a person with an office, power, etc.)

inveterar, invetera, inveterante, inveterara, inveterarea, inveterate, inveterava
<i>v</i> 1. to grow old; 2. to grow inveterate

inveterate, inveteratemente, inveterates
<i>adj</i> inveterate

inviar, invia, inviante, inviara, inviarea, inviate, inviava
<i>v</i> to send

inviato, inviatos
<i>n</i> envoy (1. messenger, representative; 2. [Dipl.])

invicte, invictemente, invictes
<i>adj</i> unvanquished

invide, invidemente, invides
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> envious

invidia, invidias
<i>n</i> 1. covetousness; 2. envy (= feeling of envy)

invidiabile, invidiabilemente, invidiabiles
<i>adj</i> enviable

invidiar, invidia, invidiante, invidiara, invidiarea, invidiate, invidiava
<i>v</i> to envy (1. to covet; 2. to be envious of)

invidiose, invidiosemente, invidioses
<i>adj</i> envious

invincibile, invincibilemente, invincibiles
<i>adj</i> invincible

invincibilitate, invincibilitates
<i>n</i> invincibility

invio, invios
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> sending, dispatch

inviolabile, inviolabilemente, inviolabiles
<i>adj</i> inviolable

inviolabilitate, inviolabilitates
<i>n</i> inviolability

inviolate, inviolatemente, inviolates
<i>adj</i> inviolate

invirgar, invirga, invirgante, invirgara, invirgarea, invirgate, invirgava
<i>v</i> [Naut.] to bend (a sail)

invirgatura, invirgaturas
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] (action of) bending (a sail); 2. [Naut.] spread (of sails)

invisibile, invisibilemente, invisibiles
<i>adj</i> invisible

invisibilitate, invisibilitates
<i>n</i> invisibility

invitar, invita, invitante, invitara, invitarea, invitate, invitava
<i>v</i> to invite

invitation, invitationes
<i>n</i> invitation

invitato, invitatos
<i>n</i> (invited) guest

invitator, invitatores
<i>n</i> one who invites, inviter

invitatori, invitatorimente, invitatoris
<i>adj</i> inviting, invitatory

invitatorio, invitatorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] invitatory

invocar, invoca, invocante, invocara, invocarea, invocate, invocava
<i>v</i> to invoke (1. to call upon for help or protection; 2. to conjure);<br><b>invocar le adjuta de un persona</b> to appeal to someone for help

invocation, invocationes
<i>n</i> invocation

invocator, invocatores
<i>n</i> invoker

invocatori, invocatorimente, invocatoris
<i>adj</i> invocatory

involuntari, involuntarimente, involuntaris
<i>adj</i> involuntary

involut
<b>involut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>involver</b>

involute, involutemente, involutes
<i>adj</i> involute (1. involved, intricate; 2. [Bot.])

involution, involutiones
<i>n</i> involution (1. act of involving; state of being involved; 2. retrograde development)

involver, involute, involve, involvente, involvera, involverea, involveva, involvite
<b>[-volv-/-volut-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to wrap (up), envelop; II. to involve (1. to entangle, implicate; 2. to imply)

invulnerabile, invulnerabilemente, invulnerabiles
<i>adj</i> invulnerable

invulnerabilitate, invulnerabilitates
<i>n</i> invulnerability

io
<i>pron pers</i> I

iodar, ioda, iodante, iodara, iodarea, iodate, iodava
<i>v</i> to iodate

iodato, iodatos
<i>n</i> iodate

iodic, iodicamente, iodiches
<i>adj</i> iodic

iodismo, iodismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] iodism

iodo, iodos
<i>n</i> iodine

iodoformo, iodoformos
<b>iodoformo</b><br><i>n</i> iodoform

iodometria, iodometrias
<b>iodometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> iodometry

iodose, iodosemente, iodoses
<i>adj</i> iodous

ion, iones
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> ion <hr><b>-ion</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with the second stem of verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>; <i>note:</i> <b>-ion + -ose = -iose</b>] -ion (= action or result of ...ing)

ionic, ionicamente, ioniches
<i>adj</i> [Phys.] ionic

ionisar, ionisa, ionisante, ionisara, ionisarea, ionisate, ionisava
<i>v</i> to ionize

ionisation, ionisationes
<i>n</i> ionization

iota, iotas
<i>n</i> iota (1. ninth letter of the Greek alphabet; 2. as in "not an iota of evidence")

iphigenia
<b>Iphigenia (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Iphigenia

ipse
myself, yourself, himself, etc. (as in "the king himself");<br><b>hodie ipse</b> this very day

ique
<b>-ique</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eque</b>

ir, i, iente, ira, irea, ite, iva
<i>v</i> to go;<br><b>ir a (un persona)</b> to suit, be becoming to (someone);<br><b>ir e venir</b> to walk up and down <hr><b>ir-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Eire</b><hr><b>ir-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>in-</b>

ira, iras
<i>n</i> anger, wrath, ire

irascer, irasce, irascente, irascera, irascerea, irasceva, irascite
<i>v</i> to become angry

irascibile, irascibilemente, irascibiles
<i>adj</i> irascible

irascibilitate, irascibilitates
<i>n</i> irascibility

irate, iratemente, irates
<i>adj</i> angry, wrathful, irate

iridaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Iridaceae

iridacee, iridaceemente, iridacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] iridaceous

iride
<b>Iride</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Iris;<br><b>iride</b> iris (1. rainbow; 2. "iris of the eye"; 3. [Bot.]; <i>also:</i> orris);<br><b>diaphragma iride</b> [Photog.] iris diaphragm

iridescente, iridescentemente, iridescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>iridescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> iridescent

iridescentia, iridescentias
<i>n</i> iridescence

iridescer, iridesce, iridescente, iridescera, iridescerea, iridesceva, iridescite
<i>v</i> to iridesce

iridium, iridiumes
<i>n</i> iridium

iris
<b>Iris</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Iris;<br><b>iris</b> iris (1. rainbow; 2. "iris of the eye"; 3. [Bot.]; <i>also:</i> orris);<br><b>diaphragma iris</b> [Phot.] iris diaphragm

irisar, irisa, irisante, irisara, irisarea, irisate, irisava
<i>v</i> to make iridescent, iridize

irisation, irisationes
<i>n</i> iridescence, irization

iritis, irites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] iritis

irlanda
<b>Irlanda</b><br><i>npr</i> Ireland

irlandese, irlandesemente, irlandeses
<i>adj</i> Irish<hr><i>n</i> 1. Irish (language); 2. Irishman, Irishwoman

ironia, ironias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> irony

ironic, ironicamente, ironiches
<i>adj</i> ironical, ironic

ironisar, ironisa, ironisante, ironisara, ironisarea, ironisate, ironisava
<i>v</i> to speak ironically, ironize

ironista, ironistas
<i>n</i> ironist; ironical person

irradiante, irradiantemente, irradiantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>irradiar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> irradiant

irradiar, irradia, irradiante, irradiara, irradiarea, irradiate, irradiava
<i>v</i> to radiate, irradiate (1. to shine; 2. to give out, shed)

irradiation, irradiationes
<i>n</i> irradiation (1. act of irradiating; 2. state of being irradiated)

irradiator, irradiatores
<i>n</i> irradiator

irrationabile, irrationabilemente, irrationabiles
<i>adj</i> unreasonable (1. not endowed with reason; 2. not conformable to reason)

irrational, irrationales, irrationalmente
<i>adj</i> irrational (1. not endowed with reason; 2. not conformable to reason, unreasonable; 3. [Math.])

irrationalitate, irrationalitates
<i>n</i> irrationality (1. state of lacking reason; 2. unreasonableness; 3. [Math.])

irreal, irreales, irrealmente
<i>adj</i> unreal

irrealisabile, irrealisabilemente, irrealisabiles
<i>adj</i> unrealizable

irrealitate, irrealitates
<i>n</i> unreality

irreclamabile, irreclamabilemente, irreclamabiles
<i>adj</i> nonclaimable

irreconciliabile, irreconciliabilemente, irreconciliabiles
<i>adj</i> irreconcilable

irreconciliabilitate, irreconciliabilitates
<i>n</i> irreconcilability

irrecuperabile, irrecuperabilemente, irrecuperabiles
<i>adj</i> irrecoverable

irrecusabile, irrecusabilemente, irrecusabiles
<i>adj</i> [Law] not challengeable, not exceptionable, irrecusable

irredenta, irredentas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> irredenta

irredentismo, irredentismos
<i>n</i> Irredentism; irredentism

irredentista, irredentistas
<i>n</i> Irredentist; irredentist

irredimibile, irredimibilemente, irredimibiles
<i>adj</i> irredeemable (= not redeemable)

irreducibile, irreducibilemente, irreducibiles
<i>adj</i> irreducible

irreducibilitate, irreducibilitates
<i>n</i> irreducibility

irreflexion, irreflexiones
<i>n</i> want of reflection, thoughtlessness

irreformabile, irreformabilemente, irreformabiles
<i>adj</i> irreformable

irrefrangibile, irrefrangibilemente, irrefrangibiles
<i>adj</i> irrefrangible

irrefrangibilitate, irrefrangibilitates
<i>n</i> irrefrangibility

irrefutabile, irrefutabilemente, irrefutabiles
<i>adj</i> irrefutable

irrefutabilitate, irrefutabilitates
<i>n</i> irrefutability

irrefutate, irrefutatemente, irrefutates
<i>adj</i> unrefuted

irregular, irregulares, irregularmente
<i>adj</i> irregular

irregularitate, irregularitates
<i>n</i> irregularity (1. quality of being irregular; 2. that which is irregular)

irreligion, irreligiones
<i>n</i> irreligion

irreligiose, irreligiosemente, irreligioses
<i>adj</i> irreligious

irreligiositate, irreligiositates
<i>n</i> irreligiousness

irremediabile, irremediabilemente, irremediabiles
<i>adj</i> irremediable

irremissibile, irremissibilemente, irremissibiles
<i>adj</i> irremissible

irremissibilitate, irremissibilitates
<i>n</i> irremissibility

irremunerabile, irremunerabilemente, irremunerabiles
<i>adj</i> irremunerable

irreparabile, irreparabilemente, irreparabiles
<i>adj</i> irreparable

irreparabilitate, irreparabilitates
<i>n</i> irreparability

irreprehensibile, irreprehensibilemente, irreprehensibiles
<i>adj</i> irreprehensible, irreproachable

irrepressibile, irrepressibilemente, irrepressibiles
<i>adj</i> irrepressible

irreprochabile, irreprochabilemente, irreprochabiles
<i>adj</i> irreproachable

irresistibile, irresistibilemente, irresistibiles
<i>adj</i> irresistible

irresistibilitate, irresistibilitates
<i>n</i> irresistibility

irresolubile, irresolubilemente, irresolubiles
<i>adj</i> irresoluble, irresolvable

irresolute, irresolutemente, irresolutes
<i>adj</i> irresolute

irresolution, irresolutiones
<i>n</i> irresolution, irresoluteness

irrespirabile, irrespirabilemente, irrespirabiles
<i>adj</i> irrespirable (= not fit for respiration)

irresponsabile, irresponsabilemente, irresponsabiles
<i>adj</i> irresponsible

irresponsabilitate, irresponsabilitates
<i>n</i> irresponsibility

irreverente, irreverentemente, irreverentes
<i>adj</i> irreverent

irreverentia, irreverentias
<i>n</i> irreverence

irrevocabile, irrevocabilemente, irrevocabiles
<i>adj</i> irrevocable

irrevocabilitate, irrevocabilitates
<i>n</i> irrevocability

irrider, irride, irridente, irridera, irriderea, irrideva, irridite, irrise
<b>[-rid-/-ris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to deride

irrigabile, irrigabilemente, irrigabiles
<i>adj</i> irrigable

irrigar, irriga, irrigante, irrigara, irrigarea, irrigate, irrigava
<i>v</i> to irrigate

irrigation, irrigationes
<i>n</i> irrigation

irrigator, irrigatores
<i>n</i> 1. irrigator; 2. [Med.] syringe, clyster

irrigatori, irrigatorimente, irrigatoris
<i>adj</i> irrigative, irrigatory

irris
<b>irris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>irrider</b>

irrision, irrisiones
<i>n</i> derision

irrisor, irrisores
<i>n</i> derider

irrisori, irrisorimente, irrisoris
<i>adj</i> derisive, derisory

irritabile, irritabilemente, irritabiles
<i>adj</i> irritable

irritabilitate, irritabilitates
<i>n</i> irritability

irritante, irritantes
<i>n</i> irritant; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

irritar, irrita, irritante, irritara, irritarea, irritate, irritava
<i>v</i> to irritate (1. to annoy; 2. [Pathol.] to make morbidly sensitive; 3. [Physiol.] to stimulate to vital action)

irritation, irritationes
<i>n</i> irritation (1. annoyance; 2. [Pathol.]; 3. [Physiol.])

irrite, irritemente, irrites
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Law] void, nullified

irrorar, irrora, irrorante, irrorara, irrorarea, irrorate, irrorava
<i>v</i> to bedew; <i>also:</i> to sprinkle, spray

irroration, irrorationes
<i>n</i> bedewment; <i>also:</i> sprinkling, spraying

irrumper, irrumpe, irrumpente, irrumpera, irrumperea, irrumpeva, irrumpite
<b>[-rump /-rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to break or burst into, irrupt

irrupt
<b>irrupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>irrumper</b>

irruption, irruptiones
<i>n</i> irruption

is, ises, ismente
<b>[is]</b><br>1. <i>dem pron</i> this, that; 2. <i>dem adj</i> this, that<hr><b>is-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in geographical compounds] is-, ice- (= ice) <hr><b>is-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] iso- (as in "isotope, isometric")

isaac
<b>Isaac</b><br><i>nprm</i> Isaac

isaia
<b>Isaia (-sia)</b><br><i>npr</i> Isaiah

isar
<b>-isar</b><br><i>suffixo verbal</i> [used with nouns and adjectives] -ize (1. [with nouns] to make into ...; to apply ...; to make use of ...; etc.; 2. [with adjectives] to render ..., to make ...)

islam, islames
<i>n</i> Islam

islamic, islamicamente, islamiches
<i>adj</i> Islamic, Islamitic

islamisar, islamisa, islamisante, islamisara, islamisarea, islamisate, islamisava
<i>v</i> to Islamize

islamismo, islamismos
<i>n</i> Islamism

islamita, islamitamente, islamitas
<i>n/adj</i> Islamite, Mohammedan

islamitic, islamiticamente, islamitiches
<i>adj</i> Islamitic, Islamic

islanda
<b>Islanda</b><br><i>npr</i> Iceland

islandese, islandesemente, islandeses
<i>adj</i> Icelandic<hr><i>n</i> 1. Icelander; 2. Icelandic (language)

islandic, islandicamente, islandiches
<i>adj</i> Icelandic

ismo
<b>-ismo</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns, adjectives, and verbs in <b>-isar</b>] -ism (1. action, process, practice, or result of ...izing; 2. state or practice of being ...; 3. [Med.] abnormal condition resulting from excess of ...; 4. doctrine or practice of ... or concerned with what is ...; 5. something characteristic of ...; <i>also:</i> the language of ...)

isobare, isobaremente, isobares
<b>isobare</b><br><i>adj</i> [Phys., Geog.] isobaric;<br><b>linea(s) isobare</b> isobaric line(s), isobar(s)

isobaric, isobaricamente, isobariches
<i>adj</i> isobaric (1. [Phys., Geog.]; 2. [Chem.] )

isobaro, isobaros
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> isobar (1. [Meteorol.]; 2. [Chem.])

isochrone, isochronemente, isochrones
<b>isochrone</b><br><i>adj</i> isochronal

isochronismo, isochronismos
<i>n</i> isochronism

isocline, isoclinemente, isoclines
<b>isocline</b><br><i>adj</i> isoclinal

isoclino, isoclinos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> isocline

isodiametric, isodiametricamente, isodiametriches
<b>isodiametric</b><br><i>adj</i> isodiametric

isodynamic, isodynamicamente, isodynamiches
<b>isodynamic</b><br><i>adj</i> isodynamic

isogame, isogamemente, isogames
<b>isogame (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] isogamous

isogamia, isogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> isogamy

isogone, isogonemente, isogones
<b>isogone</b><br><i>adj</i> isogonal

isolamento, isolamentos
<i>n</i> 1. isolation; 2. [Elec., etc.] insulation

isolar, isola, isolante, isolara, isolarea, isolate, isolava
<i>v</i> 1. to isolate, insulate; 2. [Elec., etc.] to insulate

isolate, isolatemente, isolates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>isolar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> isolated, lonely, solitary

isolation, isolationes
<i>n</i> 1. isolation; 2. [Elec., etc.] insulation

isolator, isolatores
<i>n</i> 1. isolator (= one who or that which isolates); 2. [Elec., etc.] insulator

isomere, isomeremente, isomeres
<b>isomere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem. ] isomeric, isomerous

isomerismo, isomerismos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] isomerism

isometric, isometricamente, isometriches
<b>isometric</b><br><i>adj</i> isometric

isomorphe, isomorphemente, isomorphes
<b>isomorphe</b><br><i>adj</i> isomorphic

isomorphismo, isomorphismos
<i>n</i> isomorphism

isoscele, isoscelemente, isosceles
<b>isoscele</b><br><i>adj</i> isosceles

isotherma, isothermas
<i>n</i> isotherm

isotherme, isothermemente, isothermes
<b>isotherme</b><br><i>adj</i> isothermal

isotope, isotopemente, isotopes
<b>isotope (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] isotopic

isotopo, isotopos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] isotope

israel
<b>Israel</b><br><i>npr</i> Israel

israelita, israelitamente, israelitas
<i>n</i> 1. Israelite; 2. Israeli (= national of the State of Israel)<hr><i>adj</i> 1. Israelitic, Israelite; 2. Israel, of (the State of) Israel

isse, issemente, isses
<b>[isse]</b><br><i>dem adj</i> this, that, these, those (= <b>esse</b>)

issime
<b>-issime (-ssime)</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with adjectives] most, very, greatly ...

issimo
<b>-issimo (-ssimo)</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with adjectives] -issimo (= one who or that which is most or most highly ...) <hr><b>-issimo (-ssimo)</b><br><i>suffixo adverbial</i> [used with adjectives and adverbs] -issimo (= most, very, greatly ...ly)

isso
<b>[isso]</b><br><i>dem pron</i> this, that;<br><b>pro isso</b> for this reason, for that reason, therefore<br>(= <b>esso</b>)

ista
<b>-ista</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns and adjectives, and with verbs in <b>-isar</b>] -ist (1. one who ...izes or believes in ...izing; 2. one who practices the art or science of ...; 3. adherent of the doctrine of or of the ...) <hr><b>-ista</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns and adjectives, and with verbs in <b>-isar</b>] -ist, -istic (= pertaining to ...ism or to ...ists)

iste, istemente, istes
I. <i>dem adj</i> 1. this; these; 2. (the) latter (= second of two); II. <i>dem pron</i> 1. this (one); 2. the latter;<br><b>istes</b> <i>dem pron</i> these

ister
<b>-ister</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-sister</b>

isthmic, isthmicamente, isthmiches
<i>adj</i> isthmian

isthmo, isthmos
<i>n</i> isthmus

it
<b>-it-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-itate</b>

ita
<b>[ita]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. thus, so; 2. just so, yes; 3. and so, consequently; 4. accordingly, under the circumstances <hr><b>-ita</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -ite (1. inhabitant, citizen, or native of ...; 2. member, adherent, or partisan of ...)

italia
<b>Italia</b><br><i>npr</i> Italy

italian, italianes, italianmente
<i>adj</i> Italian

italianisar, italianisa, italianisante, italianisara, italianisarea, italianisate, italianisava
<i>v</i> to Italianize

italianismo, italianismos
<i>n</i> Italianism

italiano, italianos
<i>n</i> Italian (1. language of Italy; 2. inhabitant of Italy)

italic, italicamente, italiches
<i>adj</i> 1. Italic; 2. [Print.] italic

italico, italicos
<i>n</i> [Print.] italic

itaque
<b>[itaque] (-)</b><br><i>conj</i> and so, therefore

itate
<b>-itate</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with adjectives; <b>-it-</b> before additional suffix] -ity, -iety (= state or quality of being ...)

ite
<b>-ite</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used mainly with nouns] [Geol., Mineral.] -ite (= mineral or rock containing ..., resembling ..., characterized by ..., etc.)

item
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adv</i> I. item; II. likewise (1. in the same manner; 2. moreover, furthermore)

iterabile, iterabilemente, iterabiles
<i>adj</i> repeatable

iterar, itera, iterante, iterara, iterarea, iterate, iterava
<i>v</i> to iterate, repeat (1. to do again; 2. to say again)

iteration, iterationes
<i>n</i> iteration, repetition

iterative, iterativemente, iteratives
<i>adj</i> iterative (1. repetitive; 2. [Gram.] frequentative)

iterator, iteratores
<i>n</i> repeater (= one who repeats)

iterne
<b>-iterne</b><br><i>see</i> <b>eterne</b>

itero
<b>[itero] (-)</b><br><i>adv</i> again, anew;<br><b>itero e itero</b> again and again, repeatedly

itinerante, itinerantemente, itinerantes
<i>adj</i> itinerant

itinerantia, itinerantias
<i>n</i> itinerancy

itinerar, itinera, itinerante, itinerara, itinerarea, itinerate, itinerava
<i>v</i> to travel from place to place

itinerari, itinerarimente, itineraris
<i>adj</i> itinerary (= pertaining to roads, a route, or a journey)

itinerario, itinerarios
<i>n</i> itinerary (1. course of travel; 3. guidebook)

itinere, itineres
<i>n</i> road, route; line of travel

ition
<b>-ition</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>; <i>note:</i> <b>-ition + -ose = -itiose</b>] -ition (= action or result of ...ing)

itis
<b>-itis (-tis)</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with names of parts of the body] [Med.] -itis (= inflammatory disease of the ...)

itive
<b>-itive</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -itive (1. tending to ...; 2. having the function of ...ing)

itor
<b>-itor</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -itor, -er (= one who, or that which ...s)

itori
<b>-itori</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -itory (= pertaining to, or serving for, the action of ...ing)

itoria
<b>-itoria</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -e (= instrument for ...ing)

itorio
<b>-itorio</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -itory, -itorium (= place where ...ing is done)

itude
<b>-itude</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with adjectives; <b>-itudin-</b> before additional suffix] -itude (= state or quality of being ...)

itudin
<b>-itudin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-itude</b>

itura
<b>-itura</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -iture (= action or result of ...ing]

ive
<b>-ive</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with the second stem of verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -ive (1. tending to ...; 2. having the function of ...ing)

ja
<b>[ja]</b><br><i>adv</i> already; at once, right away; just now, a moment ago;<br><b>non ... ja</b> no longer<br>(= <b>jam</b>)

jac
<b>jac- [jac-/ject-; -jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

jacer, jace, jacente, jacera, jacerea, jaceva, jacite
<i>v</i> to lie (= to be lying in a certain place)

jach
<b>jach-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>jaco</b>

jachetta, jachettas
<i>n</i> jacket, coat;<br><b>jachetta de fortia</b> strait jacket

jacimento, jacimentos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] layer, deposit, stratum

jaco, jacos
<i>n</i> coat, jacket

jacobin, jacobines, jacobinmente
<i>adj</i> Jacobin (1. as in "Jacobin friar"; 2. [Fr. Hist.])

jacobinismo, jacobinismos
<i>n</i> Jacobinism

jacobino, jacobinos
<i>n</i> Jacobin (1. Dominican friar; 2. [Fr. Hist.])

jacobita, jacobitas
<i>n</i> [Ch. Hist.; Engl. Hist.; etc.] Jacobite

jacobitismo, jacobitismos
<i>n</i> Jacobitism

jacobo
<b>Jacobo</b><br><i>npr</i> James

jacular, jacula, jaculante, jaculara, jacularea, jaculate, jaculava
<i>v</i> to throw, cast, hurl; to jaculate

jaculation, jaculationes
<i>n</i> jaculation

jaculatori, jaculatorimente, jaculatoris
<i>adj</i> ejaculatory (as in "ejaculatory prayer")

jada, jadas
<i>n</i> jade (= the stone "jade")

jalne, jalnemente, jalnes
<i>adj</i> yellow

jalnessa, jalnessas
<i>n</i> 1. yellowness; 2. jaundice

jalousie, jalousies
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> Venetian blind

jam
<i>adv</i> already, at once, right away; just now, a moment ago; indeed, surely;<br><b>non ... jam</b> no longer

jammais
<b>(-mis)</b><br><i>adv</i> ever, at any time;<br><b>non ... jammais</b> never;<br><b>jammais!</b> never!

jano
<b>Jano</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Mythol.] Janus

janu
<b>janu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Jano</b>

januario, januarios
<i>n</i> January

japhet
<b>Japhet (j-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Japheth

japhetic, japheticamente, japhetiches
<i>adj</i> Japhetic

japon
<b>Japon</b><br><i>npr</i> Japan

japonese, japonesemente, japoneses
<i>adj</i> Japanese <hr><i>n</i> Japanese (1. Japanese language; 2. native of Japan)

jardin, jardines
<i>n</i> garden

jardinage, jardinages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (art of) gardening

jardinar, jardina, jardinante, jardinara, jardinarea, jardinate, jardinava
<i>v</i> to garden

jardineria, jardinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> gardening (= gardener's trade or business)

jardinero, jardineros
<i>n</i> gardener

jardiniera, jardinieras
<i>n</i> ornamental flower stand, jardiniere

jargon, jargons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> jargon (1. language regarded as barbarous; 2. technical vocabulary of a special group)

jargonar, jargona, jargonante, jargonara, jargonarea, jargonate, jargonava
<i>v</i> to jargon

jarra, jarras
<i>n</i> (large earthenware) jar

jasmin, jasmines
<i>n</i> jasmine, jessamine

jazz, jazzs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> jazz (music)

ject
<b>ject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>jac-</b>

jectar, jecta, jectante, jectara, jectarea, jectate, jectava
<i>v</i> to throw

jectata, jectatas
<i>n</i> pier, mole, jetty

jehovah
<b>Jehovah (-hva)</b><br><i>npr</i> Jehovah

jejun, jejunes, jejunmente
<i>adj</i> empty-stomached

jejunar, jejuna, jejunante, jejunara, jejunarea, jejunate, jejunava
<i>v</i> to fast

jejuno, jejunos
<i>n</i> fast, fasting<hr><i>n</i> [Anat.] jejunum

jelose, jelosemente, jeloses
<i>adj</i> jealous;<br><b>jelose del (libertate)</b> jealous of one's (liberty)

jelosia, jelosias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> jealousy

jentaculo, jentaculos
<i>n</i> breakfast

jentar, jenta, jentante, jentara, jentarea, jentares, jentate, jentava
<i>v</i> to breakfast <hr><i>n</i> breakfast

jeremia
<b>Jeremia (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. [Bib.] Jeremiah; 2. Jeremy

jeremiade, jeremiades
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> jeremiad

jericho
<b>Jericho (j-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Jericho

jerusalem
<b>Jerusalem</b><br><i>npr</i> Jerusalem

jesu
<b>jesu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Jesus</b>

jesuita, jesuitamente, jesuitas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> Jesuit ([R.C.Ch.]; <i>also:</i> one likened to a Jesuit) <hr><b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> Jesuit, Jesuitic; <i>also:</i> jesuitic, crafty

jesuitic, jesuiticamente, jesuitiches
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> Jesuit, Jesuitic; <i>also:</i> jesuitic, crafty

jesuitismo, jesuitismos
<i>n</i> Jesuitism; <i>also:</i> jesuitism, Jesuitry

jesus
<b>Jesus (-ss)</b><br><i>npr</i> Jesus

jic
<b>-jic-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>jac-</b>

jiga, jigas
<i>n</i> [Dancing, Mus.] jig

jigar, jiga, jigante, jigara, jigarea, jigate, jigava
<i>v</i> [Dancing, Mus.] to jig

jo
<b>[jo]</b><br><i>pron</i> I (= <b>io</b>)

jocar, joca, jocante, jocara, jocarea, jocate, jocava
<i>v</i> to play (1. to take part in a game; 2. to gamble; 3. [Theat.] to act)

jocator, jocatores
<i>n</i> 1. player (= participant in a game); 2. gambler

jockey, jockeys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> jockey

joco, jocos
<i>n</i> 1. play, game (as in "the play of children," "the game of chess," etc.); 2. playing, gaming, gambling; 3. game (= set of things needed to play a game); 4. [Mech.] play; 5. joke, jest;<br><b>joco de parolas</b> play on words

jocose, jocosemente, jocoses
<i>adj</i> playful, jocose

jocular, jocula, joculante, joculara, jocularea, joculares, jocularmente, joculate, joculava
<i>adj</i> jocular (as in "a jocular person") <hr><i>v</i> to juggle (= to perform the tricks of a juggler)

joculator, joculatores
<i>n</i> juggler, prestidigitator

joculeria, joculerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> jugglery (= skill or act of a juggler)

joculo, joculos
<i>n</i> 1. little joke or jest; 2. toy, plaything

johanna
<b>Johanna</b><br><i>nprf</i> Joan

johannes
<b>Johannes (-h-)</b><br><i>nprm</i> John

johannita, johannitas
<i>n</i> knight of St. John

joiel, joieles
<i>n</i> jewel;<br><b>joieles</b> jewelry

joieleria, joielerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> jeweler's shop

joielero, joieleros
<i>n</i> jeweler

jonas
<b>Jonas (j-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Jonah, Jonas

jornal, jornales
<i>n</i> 1. diary, journal; 2. newspaper; <i>also:</i> periodical

jornalismo, jornalismos
<i>n</i> journalism (1. profession of a journalist; 2. newspapers and magazines as a group)

jornalista, jornalistas
<i>n</i> journalist

jornalistic, jornalisticamente, jornalistiches
<i>adj</i> journalistic

jornata, jornatas
<i>n</i> day's journey

jorno, jornos
<i>n</i> day (1. "day" as opposed to "night"; 2. period of twenty-four hours)

joseph
<b>Joseph</b><br><i>npr</i> Joseph

josephina
<b>Josephina</b><br><i>npr</i> Josephine

josue
<b>Josue (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Joshua

joule, joules, james prescott joule
<B>(jul)</B><BR><I>n</I> [Phys.] joule<HR><B>Joule, James Prescott</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1818-1889; physicist after whom the "joule" is named];<BR><B>lege de Joule</B> Joule's law;<BR><B>effecto Joule</B> Joule effect

jove
<b>Jove</b><br><i>npr</i> Jove (1. [Rom. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.] Jupiter)

jovedi, jovedis
<b>jovedi (-d)</b><br><i>n</i> Thursday

jovial, joviales, jovialmente
<i>adj</i> jovial

jovialitate, jovialitates
<i>n</i> joviality

ju
<b>ju-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

jubilante, jubilantemente, jubilantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>jubilar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> jubilant, exultant

jubilar, jubila, jubilante, jubilara, jubilarea, jubilate, jubilava
<i>v</i> to rejoice, jubilate

jubilari, jubilarimente, jubilaris
<i>adj</i> jubilee, of jubilee;<br><b>anno jubilari</b> jubilee year

jubilation, jubilationes
<i>n</i> jubilation, rejoicing

jubilator, jubilatores
<i>n</i> rejoicer, one who rejoices

jubileo, jubileos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> jubilee (1. [Jewish Hist.] year of Jubilee; 2. [R.C.Ch.] as in "extraordinary jubilee"; 3. celebration of the fiftieth anniversay of an event)

jubilo, jubilos
<b>(jbilo)</b><br><i>n</i> exultant joy, jubilee

juda
<b>Juda</b><br><i>npr</i> I. [Bib.] Judah (1. one of the sons of Jacob; 2. the Tribe of Judah; 3. the Kingdom of Judah); II. Judas; <i>specif.:</i> 1. Judas Iscariot; 2. St. Jude; <i>also:</i> Jude;<br><b>basio de Juda</b> Judas kiss <hr><b>juda-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>judee</b>

judaic, judaicamente, judaiches
<i>adj</i> Judaic

judaisar, judaisa, judaisante, judaisara, judaisarea, judaisate, judaisava
<i>v</i> to Judaize

judaismo, judaismos
<i>n</i> Judaism

judaista, judaistas
<i>n</i> Judaist, Judaizer

judea
<b>Judea (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Judea

judee, judeemente, judees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> Jewish

judeo, judeos
<i>n</i> Jew

judeochristian, judeochristianes, judeochristianmente
<b>judeochristian</b><br><i>adj</i> Judeochristian

judeoespaniol, judeoespanioles, judeoespaniolmente
<b>judeoespaniol</b><br><i>adj/n</i> Judaeo-Spanish, Ladino

judeogerman, judeogermanes, judeogermanmente
<b>judeogerman</b><br><i>adj</i> Judaeo-German, Yiddish

judeogermano, judeogermanos
<i>n</i> Judaeo-German, Yiddish

judicamento, judicamentos
<i>n</i> judgment (1. action of judging; 2. sentence)

judicar, judica, judicante, judicara, judicarea, judicate, judicava
<i>v</i> to judge

judicative, judicativemente, judicatives
<i>adj</i> judicative

judicator, judicatores
<i>n</i> judger

judicatori, judicatorimente, judicatoris
<i>adj</i> judicatory

judicatura, judicaturas
<i>n</i> judicature (1. function of a judge; 2. judges collectively)

judice, judices
<b>judice (j-)</b><br><i>n</i> judge

judicial, judiciales, judicialmente
<i>adj</i> [Law] judicial

judiciari, judiciarimente, judiciaris
<i>adj</i> [Law] judicial; judiciary

judicio, judicios
<i>n</i> I. judgment (1. sentence; 2. opinion; 3. faculty of judging); II. tribunal; III. trial (as in "trial for theft");<br><b>die del judicio</b> doomsday, Day of Judgment;<br><b>judicio ultime</b> Last Judgment;<br><b>in judicio</b> on trial; for trial;<br><b>judicio per juratos</b> trial by jury

judiciose, judiciosemente, judicioses
<i>adj</i> judicious

jugo, jugos
<i>n</i> yoke (1. frame for coupling draft animals; 2. servitude, bondage; 3. [Naut.])

jugular, jugula, jugulante, jugulara, jugularea, jugulares, jugularmente, jugulate, jugulava
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] jugular <hr><i>v</i> to cut the throat of (someone), jugulate

jugulo, jugulos
<i>n</i> 1. collarbone; 2. throat; <i>also:</i> [Zool.] jugulum

jujube, jujubes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> jujube

jujutsu, jujutsus
<b>(j-) [J]</b><br><i>n</i> jujitsu, jiujitsu

julia
<b>Julia</b><br><i>nprf</i> Julia

julian, julianes, julianmente
<i>adj</i> Julian;<br><b>calendario julian</b> Julian calendar

juliano
<b>Juliano</b><br><i>nprm</i> Julian

julietta
<b>Julietta</b><br><i>nprf</i> Juliet

julio
<b>Julio</b><br><i>nprm</i> Julius;<br><b>julio</b> July

junct
<b>junct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>junger</b>

juncte, junctemente, junctes
<i>adj</i> joined, joint, attached;<br><b>hic juncte</b> herewith, hereto (attached)

junction, junctiones
<i>n</i> junction (1. action of joining, coming together; 2. place where things join)

junctura, juncturas
<i>n</i> juncture (1. action of joining together; 2. joint, articulation)

junger, juncte, junge, jungente, jungera, jungerea, jungeva, jungite
<b>[jung-/junct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to join (= to bring or put together)

jungla, junglas
<i>n</i> jungle

junio, junios
<i>n</i> June

junior, juniores, juniormente
<i>adj</i> junior, younger

junipero, juniperos
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> juniper

junker, junkeres
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> Junker

jupiter
<b>Jupiter (j-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Jupiter (1. [Rom. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

juramento, juramentos
<i>n</i> oath (as in "to take an oath");<br><b>prestar juramento</b> to take an oath

jurar, jura, jurante, jurara, jurarea, jurate, jurava
<i>v</i> to swear, take an oath

jurato, juratos
<i>n</i> juryman, juror;<br><b>juratos</b> [Law] jury

juratori, juratorimente, juratoris
<i>adj</i> [Law] juratory

jure, jures
<i>n</i> right, law (as in "divine right or law")

juridic, juridicamente, juridiches
<b>juridic (-r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> juridical;<br><b>persona juridic</b> juridical person

jurisconsulto, jurisconsultos
<b>jurisconsulto</b><br><i>n</i> jurist, jurisconsult

jurisdiction, jurisdictiones
<i>n</i> jurisdiction

jurisdictional, jurisdictionales, jurisdictionalmente
<i>adj</i> jurisdictional

jurisprudente, jurisprudentemente, jurisprudentes
<b>jurisprudente</b><br><i>adj</i> jurisprudent

jurisprudentia, jurisprudentias
<i>n</i> jurisprudence

jurisprudential, jurisprudentiales, jurisprudentialmente
<i>adj</i> jurisprudential

jurista, juristas
<i>n</i> jurist

jury, jurys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> jury

juste, justemente, justes
<i>adj</i> 1. just (= equitable, fair); 2. exact, accurate

justessa, justessas
<i>n</i> exactness, accuracy

justificabile, justificabilemente, justificabiles
<i>adj</i> justifiable

justificar, justifica, justificante, justificara, justificarea, justificate, justificava
<i>v</i> to justify (1. to show the justice or rightness of; 2. [Print.])

justificate, justificatemente, justificates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>justificar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> justified, justifiable

justification, justificationes
<i>n</i> justification

justificative, justificativemente, justificatives
<i>adj</i> justificative, justificatory

justificator, justificatores
<i>n</i> justifier

justitia, justitias
<i>n</i> justice (1. quality of being just; 2. exercise of authority in maintenance of right);<br><b>facer justitia a un persona</b> to do someone justice

justo
<i>adv</i> just, exactly;<br><b>justo nunc, justo ora</b> just now, right now

jute, jutes
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> jute

juvar, jute, juva, juvante, juvara, juvarea, juvate, juvava
<b>[juv-/jut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to aid, help

juvene, juvenemente, juvenes
<i>adj</i> young

juvenil, juveniles, juvenilmente
<i>adj</i> juvenile, youthful

juvenilitate, juvenilitates
<i>n</i> juvenility, youthfulness

juventute, juventutes
<i>n</i> youth; <i>also:</i> boyhood, girlhood

juxta
1. <i>adv</i> near, near by; 2. <i>prep</i> near, near to, next to, etc.

juxtaponer, juxtapone, juxtaponente, juxtaponera, juxtaponerea, juxtaponeva, juxtaponite, juxtaposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to juxtapose

juxtaposit
<b>juxtaposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>juxtaponer</b>

juxtaposition, juxtapositiones
<i>n</i> juxtaposition

kaiser, kaiseres
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> kaiser

kal
<b>kal-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] kal- (= beautiful)

kaleidophonio, kaleidophonios
<b>kaleidophonio</b><br><i>n</i> kaleidophone

kaleidoscopic, kaleidoscopicamente, kaleidoscopiches
<i>adj</i> kaleidoscopic

kaleidoscopio, kaleidoscopios
<b>kaleidoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> kaleidoscope

kalium, kaliumes
<b>(k-)</b><br><i>n</i> potassium, kalium

kanguru, kangurus
<b>(-r)</b><br><i>n</i> kangaroo

kaolin, kaolines
<i>n</i> kaolin

kaolinic, kaoliniches
<i>n</i> kaolinic

kaolinisar, kaolinisa, kaolinisante, kaolinisara, kaolinisarea, kaolinisate, kaolinisava
<i>v</i> [Geol.] to kaolinize

kapok, kapokes
<b>(k-)</b><br><i>n</i> kapok

karma, karmas
<b>[Skr.]</b><br><i>n</i> karma

kasher, kasheres, kashermente
<b>[Heb.]</b><br><i>adj</i> kosher

kasherar, kashera, kasherante, kasherara, kasherarea, kasherate, kasherava
<i>v</i> to kosher, kasher (= to make or pronounce kosher)

kayak, kayakes
<b>(k-)</b><br><i>n</i> kayak

kepi, kepis
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> kepi

kerosen, kerosenes
<i>n</i> kerosene, paraffin oil

kg
<i>abbr</i> = <b>kilogramma</b>

khaki, khakis
<b>[Hind.]</b><br><i>n</i> khaki

khedive, khedives
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> khedive

kilo, kilos
<i>n</i> kilo, kilogram<hr><b>kilo-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] kilo- (= thousand)

kilocyclo, kilocyclos
<b>kilocyclo</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] kilocycle

kilogram
<b>kilogram-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>kilogramma</b>

kilogramma, kilogrammas
<b>kilogramma</b><br><i>n</i> kilogram

kilogrammetro, kilogrammetros
<b>kilogrammetro (-grm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mech.] kilogrammeter

kilolitro, kilolitros
<b>kilolitro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> kiloliter

kilometric, kilometricamente, kilometriches
<i>adj</i> kilometric

kilometro, kilometros
<b>kilometro (-)</b><br><i>n</i> kilometer

kilowatt, kilowattes
<b>kilowatt</b><br><i>n</i> kilowatt

kimono, kimonos
<i>n</i> kimono

kiosque, kiosques
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> kiosk; <i>also:</i> newsstand

kirschwasser, kirschwasseres
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> kirschwasser

kl
<i>abbr</i> = <b>kilolitro</b>

klepto
<b>klepto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] klepto- (= thief)

kleptomania, kleptomanias
<b>kleptomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> kleptomania

kleptomano, kleptomanos
<b>kleptomano (--)</b><br><i>n</i> kleptomaniac

km
<i>abbr</i> = <b>kilometro;<br>km = kilometro quadrate</b>

knut, knutes
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> knout

koblenz
<b>Koblenz [G]</b><br><i>npr</i> Coblenz

kodak, kodaks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> kodak, small camera

kominform
<b>Kominform [R]</b><br><i>npr</i> Cominform

komintern
<b>Komintern [R]</b><br><i>npr</i> Comintern

kopeka, kopekas
<i>n</i> [Monet.] kopeck

koran, koranes
<b>Koran</b><br><i>n</i> Koran

kremlin, kremlines
<i>n</i> kremlin (= citadel of a Russian city);<br><b>Kremlin</b> Kremlin

krypton, kryptones
<b>(krp-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] krypton

kuo
<b>kuo- (kwo) [Chinese]</b><br><i>n/adj</i> [occurring in compounds] kuo- (= country, nation; national, nationalist)

kuomintang
<b>Kuomintang (-tng)</b><br><i>npr</i> Kuomintang

kyrie eleison
<b>Kyrie eleison [Gr.]</b><br><i>Kyrie eleison</i>

kmmel, kmmeles
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> kmmel

l
<i>abbr</i> = <b>litro</b>

la, las
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] la; 2. [Mus.] (the note) A <hr><b>[la]</b><br><i>adv</i> there (= <b>illac</b>) <hr><i>pron pers</i> her (as in "I see her", "I write her a letter")

laber, labe, labente, labera, laberea, labeva, labite, lapse
<b>[lab-/laps-]</b><br><i>v</i> to fall, droop, slide down

labial, labiales, labialmente
<i>adj</i> labial <i>also:</i> [Gram.] <hr><i>n</i> [Gram.] labial

labialisar, labialisa, labialisante, labialisara, labialisarea, labialisate, labialisava
<i>v</i> to labialize

labiate, labiatemente, labiates
<i>adj</i> labiate; <i>also:</i> [Bot.]

labiates
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] labiates

labile, labilemente, labiles
<i>adj</i> labile, unstable

labio, labios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] lip;<br><b>le labio de un plaga</b> the lip of a wound <hr><b>-labio</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -labe, -labium

labiodental, labiodentales, labiodentalmente
<b>labiodental</b><br><i>adj</i> [Phonet.] labiodental

labor, labores
<i>n</i> work; <i>also:</i> toil, labor, etc.

laborar, labora, laborante, laborara, laborarea, laborate, laborava
<i>v</i> to work; <i>also:</i> to labor, toil, etc.;<br><b>laborar (le ferro, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to work (iron, etc.);<br><b>laborar (le terra, le campo, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to work or till (the land, soil, etc.);<br><b>laborar (le pasta, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to work or knead (dough, etc.)

laborator, laboratores
<i>n</i> 1. worker, workman, etc.; 2. farmer, farm worker, farm hand, etc.

laboratorial, laboratoriales, laboratorialmente
<i>adj</i> laboratory;<br><b>scientia laboratorial</b> laboratory science

laboratorio, laboratorios
<i>n</i> laboratory

laboriose, laboriosemente, laborioses
<i>adj</i> laborious (1. hard-working, industrious; 2. requiring hard work, toilsome)

laboriositate, laboriositates
<i>n</i> laboriousness (1. diligence; 2. toilsomeness)

labrador
<b>Labrador</b><br><i>npr</i> Labrador

labradorite, labradorites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] labradorite

labyrinthic, labyrinthicamente, labyrinthiches
<i>adj</i> labyrinthine, labyrinthic

labyrintho, labyrinthos
<i>n</i> labyrinth (1. maze; 2. [Anat.])

lacai, lacais
<b>(-i)</b><br><i>n</i> lackey, footman, valet

lacca, laccas
<i>n</i> 1. lac (= dark-red resinous incrustation produced by the puncture of the <i>Coccus lacca</i>); 2. lake (= pigment obtained from lac); 3. lacquer

laccar, lacca, laccante, laccara, laccarea, laccate, laccava
<i>v</i> to lacquer

lacedemone, lacedemones
<b>Lacedemone</b><br><i>n</i> Lacedaemon (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. Sparta)

lacedemonie, lacedemoniemente, lacedemonies
<i>adj</i> lacedaemonian

lacedemonio, lacedemonios
<i>n</i> Lacedaemonian

lacerar, lacera, lacerante, lacerara, lacerarea, lacerate, lacerava
<i>v</i> to tear (to pieces), lacerate, mangle

laceration, lacerationes
<i>n</i> laceration

lacerta, lacertas
<i>n</i> lizard

laco, lacos
<i>n</i> lake (= large body of water surrounded by land)

laconia
<b>Laconia</b><br><i>npr</i> Laconia

laconic, laconicamente, laconiches
<i>adj</i> 1. Laconian; 2. laconic

laconismo, laconismos
<i>n</i> laconism

lacono, laconos
<i>n</i> Laconian

lacrima, lacrimas
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> tear (1. as in "to shed tears"; 2. as in "tears of resin")

lacrimabile, lacrimabilemente, lacrimabiles
<i>adj</i> worthy of tears, lamentable

lacrimal, lacrimales, lacrimalmente
<i>adj</i> lachrymal;<br><b>glandula lacrimal</b> lachrymal gland;<br><b>sacco lacrimal</b> lachrymal sac

lacrimar, lacrima, lacrimante, lacrimara, lacrimarea, lacrimate, lacrimava
<i>v</i> to weep, shed tears

lacrimation, lacrimationes
<i>n</i> lachrymation

lacrimatori, lacrimatorimente, lacrimatoris
<i>adj</i> lachrymatory

lacrimatorio, lacrimatorios
<i>n</i> [Archaeol.] tear bottle, lachrymatory

lacrimogene, lacrimogenemente, lacrimogenes
<b>lacrimogene</b><br><i>adj</i> tear-provoking, lachrymatory;<br><b>gas lacrimogene</b> tear gas

lacrimose, lacrimosemente, lacrimoses
<i>adj</i> lachrymose

lactar, lacta, lactante, lactara, lactarea, lactate, lactava
<i>v</i> to suckle, nurse

lactari, lactarimente, lactaris
<i>adj</i> 1. giving milk, milch; 2. lactary

lactation, lactationes
<i>n</i> lactation (1. action of suckling; 2. secretion of milk)

lactato, lactatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] lactate

lacte, lactes
<i>n</i> 1. milk; 2. milt (of fish);<br><b>dente de lacte</b> milk tooth;<br><b>(fratre, soror) de lacte</b> foster (brother, sister);<br><b>vitello de lacte</b> sucking calf;<br><b>lacte de butyro</b> buttermilk

lactee, lacteemente, lactees
<i>adj</i> milky;<br><b>dieta lactee</b> milk diet;<br><b>venas lactee</b> [Anat.] lacteal vessels, lacteals;<br><b>via lactee</b> Milky Way

lactera, lacteras
<i>n</i> milkmaid

lacteria, lacterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dairy (I. place where milk and cream are kept and made into butter and cheese; 2. store that sells milk and milk products)

lactero, lacteros
<i>n</i> milkman

lactescente, lactescentemente, lactescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>lactescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> lactescent (= having a milky look)

lactescentia, lactescentias
<i>n</i> lactescence

lactescer, lactesce, lactescente, lactescera, lactescerea, lactesceva, lactescite
<i>v</i> to become milky, lactesce

lactic, lacticamente, lactiches
<i>adj</i> lactic (I. pertaining to milk; 2. [Chem.])

lactifere, lactiferemente, lactiferes
<i>adj</i> lactiferous

lactoso, lactosos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] lactose

lactuca, lactucas
<i>n</i> lettuce

lactucario, lactucarios
<i>n</i> lactucarium (= mild narcotic substance extracted from lettuce)

lacuna, lacunas
<i>n</i> lacuna

lacunose, lacunosemente, lacunoses
<i>adj</i> lacunose

lacustre, lacustremente, lacustres
<i>adj</i> lacustrine

lady, ladys
<b>Lady [A]</b><br><i>n</i> Lady

laguna, lagunas
<i>n</i> lagoon

laic, laicamente, laiches
<b>(lic)</b><br><i>adj</i> lay, laic, laical

laicisar, laicisa, laicisante, laicisara, laicisarea, laicisate, laicisava
<i>v</i> to laicize

laicisation, laicisationes
<i>n</i> laicization

laico, laicos
<i>n</i> layman, laic

lalia
<b>-lalia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -lalia (= talking; babbling)

lama, lamas
<i>n</i> lama;<br><b>Grande Lama, Dalai Lama</b> Grand Lama, Dalai Lama

lambda, lambdas
<i>n</i> lambda (= 11th letter of the Greek alphabet)

lambdacismo, lambdacismos
<i>n</i> lambdacism

lambente, lambentemente, lambentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>lamber</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> lambent

lamber, lambe, lambente, lambera, lamberea, lambeva, lambite
<i>v</i> to lick, lap; <i>also:</i> to lap up

lamella, lamellas
<i>n</i> thin plate; <i>also:</i> [Bot., Zool.] lamella

lamellibranchio, lamellibranchios
<b>lamellibranchio</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] lamellibranch;<br><b>lamellibranchios</b> [Zool.] Lamellibranchia

lamentabile, lamentabilemente, lamentabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. lamentable (to be pitied); 2. mournful, doleful

lamentar, lamenta, lamentante, lamentara, lamentarea, lamentate, lamentava
<i>v</i> to lament (1. to wail; 2. to bewail)

lamentation, lamentationes
<i>n</i> lamentation

lamentator, lamentatores
<i>n</i> lamenter

lamento, lamentos
<i>n</i> lament, lamentation

lamentose, lamentosemente, lamentoses
<i>adj</i> 1. plaintive; querulous; 2. lamentable

lamina, laminas
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. lamina (I. thin plate, foil; 2. [Bot.] the blade or flat expanded portion of a leaf); II. blade (of knife, etc.)

laminar, lamina, laminante, laminara, laminarea, laminate, laminava
<i>v</i> to laminate (I. to beat or roll into thin plates; 2. to split into layers or leaves; 3. to overlay with plates of metal)

lamination, laminationes
<i>n</i> lamination

laminatorio, laminatorios
<i>n</i> rolling mill, flatting mill

lampa, lampas
<i>n</i> lamp;<br><b>lampa de arco</b> arc-light;<br><b>lampa de incandescentia</b> incandescent lamp;<br><b>lampa de tasca</b> flashlight, flashlamp

lampada, lampadas
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> lamp

lampadario, lampadarios
<i>n</i> lampadary; candelabrum

lampadero, lampaderos
<i>n</i> lampmaker

lampion, lampiones
<i>n</i> 1. lampion; 2. Chinese lantern

lampista, lampistas
<i>n</i> 1. lampmaker or lamp seller; 2. lamplighter, lampman

lampisteria, lampisterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> lamp shop

lampreda, lampredas
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] lamprey

lampyride, lampyrides
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> glowworm

lana, lanas
<i>n</i> wool;<br><b>lana de ligno</b> excelsior

lancea, lanceas
<i>n</i> lance, spear

lanceaflammas, lanceaflammases
<b>lanceaflammas</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] flame thrower

lanceamento, lanceamentos
<i>n</i> I. (action of) hurling, flinging; II. (action of) launching (1. setting afloat; 2. starting off, setting in operation)

lancear, lancea, lanceante, lanceara, lancearea, lanceate, lanceava
<i>v</i> I. to hurl, fling; II. to launch (1. to set afloat; 2. to start, set going)

lanceola, lanceolas
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] lanceolate leaf, petal, etc.

lanceolate, lanceolatemente, lanceolates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] lanceolate

lancero, lanceros
<i>n</i> lancer

lancetta, lancettas
<i>n</i> lancet

lancettada, lancettadas
<i>n</i> [Surg.] (action or result of) lancing

lancettar, lancetta, lancettante, lancettara, lancettarea, lancettate, lancettava
<i>v</i> [Surg.] to lance

lancha, lanchas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> launch (as in "steam launch")

land
<b>-land-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in geographical compounds] -land

landa, landas
<i>n</i> moor (= moorland);<br><b>Landas</b> Landes

landau
<b>Landau</b><br><i>npr</i> Landau;<br><b>landau</b> landau

laneria, lanerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. manufacture of wool; 2. woolen goods

lanero, laneros
<i>n</i> woolen draper

languer, langue, languente, languera, languerea, langueva, languite
<i>v</i> to languish (= to become or continue to be languid);<br><b>languer in prision</b> to languish in prison

languide, languidemente, languides
<i>adj</i> languid

languimento, languimentos
<i>n</i> languishment

languor, languores
<i>n</i> languor (= state of bodily or mental weariness)

languorose, languorosemente, languoroses
<i>adj</i> languorous

lanifere, laniferemente, laniferes
<i>adj</i> wool-bearing, laniferous

lanolina, lanolinas
<b>lanolina</b><br><i>n</i> lanolin

lanose, lanosemente, lanoses
<i>adj</i> wooly

lanositate, lanositates
<i>n</i> wooliness

lanterna, lanternas
<i>n</i> lantern (1. as in "railroad lantern"; 2. [Arch.]);<br><b>lanterna magic</b> magic lantern

lanugine, lanugines
<i>n</i> down (= downy hairs)

lanuginose, lanuginosemente, lanuginoses
<i>adj</i> downy, lanuginous

lapidar, lapida, lapidante, lapidara, lapidarea, lapidate, lapidava
<i>v</i> to stone, lapidate (1. to hurl stones at (someone); 2. to put to death by stoning)

lapidari, lapidarimente, lapidaris
<i>adj</i> lapidary

lapidario, lapidarios
<i>n</i> lapidary

lapidation, lapidationes
<i>n</i> stoning, lapidation

lapidator, lapidatores
<i>n</i> stoner, lapidator

lapide, lapides
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> stone

lapidee, lapideemente, lapidees
<i>adj</i> stone, stony, lapideous

lapidesc
<b>lapidesc-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

lapidescente, lapidescentemente, lapidescentes
<i>adj</i> lapidescent

lapidescentia, lapidescentias
<i>n</i> lapidescence

lapidicole, lapidicolemente, lapidicoles
<b>lapidicole</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] lapidicolous

lapidific, lapidificamente, lapidifiches
<i>adj</i> lapidific

lapidificar, lapidifica, lapidificante, lapidificara, lapidificarea, lapidificate, lapidificava
<i>v</i> to petrify, lapidify

lapidification, lapidificationes
<i>n</i> lapidification, petrifaction, petrification

lapidose, lapidosemente, lapidoses
<i>adj</i> stony, lapidous

lapillo, lapillos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Geol.] <i>lapillo, lapillus</i>;<br><b>lapilli</b> <i>lapilli</i>

lapislazuli, lapislazulis
<b>lapislazuli (-lz-)</b><br><i>n</i> lapis lazuli

laps
<b>laps-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>laber</b>

lapso, lapsos
<i>n</i> lapse (1. as in "lapse of time"; 2. slip)

lapsus, lapsuses
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> slip (= error)

lapsus calami
<b>[L]</b><br><i>lapsus calami</i>, slip of the pen

lapsus linguae
<b>[L]</b><br><i>lapsus linguae</i>, slip of the tongue

lardacee, lardaceemente, lardacees
<i>adj</i> lardaceous

lardar, larda, lardante, lardara, lardarea, lardate, lardava
<i>v</i> to lard (1. [Cookery]; 2. to interlard)

lardo, lardos
<i>n</i> 1. lard; 2. bacon

lardose, lardosemente, lardoses
<i>adj</i> lardy

large, largemente, larges
<i>adj</i> 1. broad, wide; 2. liberal, openhanded;<br><b>conscientia large</b> accommodating conscience, elastic conscience

largessa, largessas
<i>n</i> 1. breadth, width; 2. liberality, generosity

larghetto, larghettos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] larghetto

largo, largos
<i>n</i> 1. wideness, expanse, etc.; <i>also:</i> high sea; 2. [Mus.] largo

largor, largores
<i>n</i> breadth, width

larice, larices
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> larch

laro, laros
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] seagull, gull, mew

larva, larvas
<i>n</i> larva (1. [Rom. Mythol.]; 2. [Zool.; <i>specif.:</i> Entom.])

larval, larvales, larvalmente
<i>adj</i> larval

larvate, larvatemente, larvates
<i>adj</i> [Med.] larvate

larynge, larynges
<i>n</i> larynx

laryngee, laryngeemente, laryngees
<i>adj</i> laryngeal

laryngitis, laryngites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> laryngitis

laryngoscopia, laryngoscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> laryngoscopia

laryngoscopio, laryngoscopios
<b>laryngoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> laryngoscope

lascive, lascivemente, lascives
<i>adj</i> lascivious

lascivitate, lascivitates
<i>n</i> lasciviousness

lassar, lassa, lassante, lassara, lassarea, lassate, lassava
<i>v</i> I. to leave (I. to allow to remain in some place or state; 2. to commit, entrust, hand over); II. to let (= to allow to, permit to);<br><b>lassar facer</b> <i>laissez faire, laisser faire</i>

lasse, lassemente, lasses
<i>adj</i> tired, weary

lassitude, lassitudes
<i>n</i> lassitude, weariness

lasso, lassos
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> lasso

late, latemente, lates
<i>adj</i> broad, wide

latente, latentemente, latentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>later</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> latent;<br><b>energia latente</b> latent energy

latentia, latentias
<i>n</i> latency

later, late, latente, latera, laterea, lateva, latite
<i>v</i> to lie hidden, be hidden

lateral, laterales, lateralmente
<i>adj</i> lateral;<br><b>nave lateral</b> aisle (= wing or lateral division of a church)

latere, lateres
<i>n</i> side;<br><b>de tote lateres</b> on all sides;<br><b>al latere</b> aside;<br><b>al latere de</b> beside

laticlavo, laticlavos
<b>laticlavo</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] laticlave

laticolle, laticollemente, laticolles
<b>laticolle</b><br><i>adj</i> thick-necked

latifundio, latifundios
<b>latifundio</b><br><i>n</i> latifundium

latin, latines, latinmente
<i>adj</i> Latin;<br><b>vela latin</b> lateen (sail);<br><b>union latin</b> Latin (Monetary) Union;<br><b>quartiero latin</b> Latin quarter

latinisar, latinisa, latinisante, latinisara, latinisarea, latinisate, latinisava
<i>v</i> to Latinize (= to make Latin or Latinlike)

latinisation, latinisationes
<i>n</i> Latinization

latinismo, latinismos
<i>n</i> Latinism

latinista, latinistas
<i>n</i> Latinist

latinitate, latinitates
<i>n</i> Latinity

latino, latinos
<i>n</i> Latin (1. [Rom. Hist.] native or inhabitent of Latium; 2. member of one of the Latin races; 3. Latin language);<br><b>latino sin flexion</b> Latino sine Flexione

latino sine flexione, latino sine flexiones
<b>[LsF]</b><br><i>n</i> Latino sine Flexione

latio
<b>Latio</b><br><i>npr</i> Latium

latitude, latitudes
<i>n</i> I. breadth, width; II. latitude (1. freedom from narrow restrictions; 2. [Geol.])

latitudin
<b>latitudin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>latitude</b>

latitudinal, latitudinales, latitudinalmente
<i>adj</i> latitudinal

latitudinari, latitudinarimente, latitudinaris
<i>adj</i> latitudinarian

latitudinario, latitudinarios
<i>n</i> Latitudinarian

laton, latones
<i>n</i> brass (= alloy of copper and zinc)

latoneria, latonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> brassworks

latonero, latoneros
<i>n</i> brassworker, brazier

latr
<b>latr-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

latra
<b>-latra</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -later (= worshipper)

latrar, latra, latrante, latrara, latrarea, latrate, latrava
<i>v</i> to bark, bay

latrato, latratos
<i>n</i> bark, barking (of a dog, etc.)

latria, latrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Theol.] latria

latrina, latrinas
<i>n</i> latrine

latta, lattas
<i>n</i> sheet metal;<br><b>(cassa de) latta</b> (tin) can, tin (can)

latvia
<b>Latvia</b><br><i>npr</i> Latvia

laudabile, laudabilemente, laudabiles
<i>adj</i> praiseworthy, laudable

laudabilitate, laudabilitates
<i>n</i> praiseworthiness, laudability

laudanina, laudaninas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] laudanine

laudano, laudanos
<b>(lu-)</b><br><i>n</i> laudanum (= tincture of opium)

laudar, lauda, laudante, laudara, laudarea, laudate, laudava
<i>v</i> to praise, laud

laudation, laudationes
<i>n</i> praise, lauding, laudation

laudative, laudativemente, laudatives
<i>adj</i> laudatory, laudative

laudator, laudatores
<i>n</i> lauder

laudatori, laudatorimente, laudatoris
<i>adj</i> laudatory

laude, laudes
<i>n</i> praise;<br><b>laudes</b> [Eccl.] lauds, laudes

lauraceas, lauraceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Lauraceae

lauracee, lauraceemente, lauracees
<i>adj</i> lauraceous

laurea, laureas
<i>n</i> laurel crown

laureate, laureatemente, laureates
<i>adj</i> crowned with laurel, laureate;<br><b>poeta laureate</b> <i>poet</i> laureate

lauree, laureemente, laurees
<i>adj</i> laurel

laureto, lauretos
<i>n</i> laurel grove

lauric, lauricamente, lauriches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] lauric

lauriero, laurieros
<i>n</i> laurel (tree or shrub);<br><b>lauriero rosa</b> rose laurel, oleander

lauro, lauros
<i>n</i> laurel, bay-tree, bay-laurel; <i>also:</i> laurel (as in "to earn one's laurels)

lava, lavas
<i>n</i> lava

lavabile, lavabilemente, lavabiles
<i>adj</i> washable

lavabo, lavabos
<i>n</i> lavabo (1. [R.C.Ch.]; 2. washstand)

lavage, lavages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) washing; <i>also:</i> [Med.] lavage

lavamanos, lavamanoses
<b>lavamanos (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> washstand

lavamento, lavamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) washing, cleansing; 2. (act of) purifying, purification

lavanda, lavandas
<i>n</i> wash, (act of) washing

lavandera, lavanderas
<i>n</i> laundress

lavanderia, lavanderias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> laundry (= establishment where clothes and other articles are washed and ironed)

lavandula, lavandulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] lavender

lavar, lava, lavante, lavara, lavarea, lavate, lavava
<i>v</i> 1. to wash, cleanse; 2. to make pure, purify

lavator, lavatores
<i>n</i> washer (= one who or that which washes)

lavatorio, lavatorios
<i>n</i> washhouse, washroom; <i>also:</i> lavatory

lavatura, lavaturas
<i>n</i> 1. wash, (act of) washing; 2. dishwater

lavic, lavicamente, laviches
<i>adj</i> lavic, lavatic

lawn tennis, lawn tenniss
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> lawn tennis

laxar, laxa, laxante, laxara, laxarea, laxate, laxava
<i>v</i> 1. to loosen, slacken (something); <i>also:</i> [Med.] to purge, lax; 2. to release, let go, set free, etc.

laxative, laxativemente, laxatives
<i>adj</i> [Med.] laxative

laxativo, laxativos
<i>n</i> laxative

laxe, laxemente, laxes
<i>adj</i> loose (= not tight, taut, firm, etc.); <i>also:</i> lax

laxitate, laxitates
<i>n</i> laxity, laxness

lazaretto, lazarettos
<i>n</i> 1. leprosarium, leprosery; 2. lazaretto (= building or vessel used for detention in quarentine)

lazarista, lazaristas
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Lazarist, Vincentian

lazaro
<b>Lazaro (l-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Lazarus

lazuli, lazulis
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> (lapis) lazuli

lazulite, lazulites
<i>n</i> lazulite; <i>also:</i> lapis lazuli

le
<i>def art</i> the;<br><b>(un dollar) le (libra)</b> (one dollar) a (pound) <hr><i>pron pers</i> 1. him (as in "I see him", "I write him a letter"); 2. it (as in "I like it", "I'll give it another thought")

leccamento, leccamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) licking

leccar, lecca, leccante, leccara, leccarea, leccate, leccava
<i>v</i> to lick (as in "to lick one's fingers" )

lect
<b>lect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>leger</b>

lectiera, lectieras
<i>n</i> I. litter (1. vehicle carried on men's shoulders or by animals; 2. stretcher; 3. straw, hay, etc. used as bedding for animals); II. [R.R.; Naut.] berth

lection, lectiones
<i>n</i> I. reading (= the form in which something is written in a manuscript or book); II. lesson (1. [Eccl.]; 2. something taught or learned)

lecto, lectos
<i>n</i> bed (1. [Furniture]; 2. "the bed of a river"; 3. [Geol.]);<br><b>ir al lecto</b> to go to bed;<br><b>guardar le lecto</b> to be confined to bed;<br><b>(filio) del prime (secunde </b>etc.<b>) lecto</b> (son) of the first (second, etc.) bed or marriage;<br><b>facer le lecto</b> to make the bed;<br><b>lecto (de ferro, </b>etc.<b>)</b> bedstead;<br><b>lecto de reposo</b> couch

lector, lectores
<i>n</i> 1. reader (= one who reads books, etc.); 2. [R.C.Ch.] lector

lectura, lecturas
<i>n</i> reading (1. act of reading; 2. ability to read; 3. as in "that book makes pleasant reading")

leder, lede, ledente, ledera, lederea, ledeva, ledite, lese
<b>[led-/les-;-lid-/-lis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to wound, injure

legal, legales, legalmente
<i>adj</i> legal;<br><b>medicina legal</b> forensic medicine

legalisar, legalisa, legalisante, legalisara, legalisarea, legalisate, legalisava
<i>v</i> to legalize (= to make legal, render legally valid)

legalisation, legalisationes
<i>n</i> legalization

legalitate, legalitates
<i>n</i> legality, lawfulness

legar, lega, legante, legara, legarea, legate, legava
<i>v</i> 1. to delegate, send as an envoy; 2. to bequeath

legatario, legatarios
<i>n</i> legatee

legation, legationes
<i>n</i> legation (1. office, position, dignity, etc., of a legate or of an envoy; 2. diplomatic representative of a country together with his staff; 3. premises occupied by a legation)

legato, legatos
<i>n</i> I. legate (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [R.C.Ch.]); II. envoy<hr><i>n</i> legacy; <i>also:</i> bequest

lege, leges
<i>n</i> law;<br><b>homine de lege</b> man of law, lawyer;<br><b>lege martial</b> martial law;<br><b>lege de talion</b> law of retaliation;<br><b>in le nomine del lege</b> in the name of the law

legenda, legendas
<i>n</i> legend (1. myth, fable; 2. inscription, caption);<br><b>Legenda auree</b> Golden Legend, <i>Legenda Aurea</i>

legendari, legendarimente, legendaris
<i>adj</i> legendary

leger, lecte, lege, legente, legera, legerea, legeva, legite
<b>[-leg-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to gather, pick <hr><b>[leg-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to read (as in "to read a book, letter, etc.")

legibile, legibilemente, legibiles
<i>adj</i> legible; readable

legibilitate, legibilitates
<i>n</i> legibility; readibility

legier, legieres, legiermente
<b>(-jr)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. light (= of little weight); 2. slight, trifling; 3. superficial, shallow; 4. nimble, agile, fleet

legieressa, legieressas
<b>(-jer-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. lightness (= state of being not heavy); 2. slightness, trifling; 3. superficiality, shallowness; 4. nimbleness, agility, fleetness

legiferar, legifera, legiferante, legiferara, legiferarea, legiferate, legiferava
<i>v</i> to legislate

legifere, legiferemente, legiferes
<i>adj</i> lawmaking

legifero, legiferos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> lawmaker

legion, legiones
<i>n</i> legion (1. [Mil.]; 2. very large number);<br><b>legion de honor</b> Legion of Honor;<br><b>legion estranier</b> Foreign Legion

legionari, legionarimente, legionaris
<i>adj</i> legionary

legionario, legionarios
<i>n</i> legionary; <i>also:</i> legionnaire

legis
<b>legis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>lege</b>

legisfer
<b>legisfer- [-fer-/-lat-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

legislat
<b>legislat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>legisfer-</b>

legislation, legislationes
<i>n</i> legislation (1. making of laws; 2. laws made)

legislative, legislativemente, legislatives
<i>adj</i> legislative (as in "legislative body")

legislator, legislatores
<i>n</i> legislator

legislatura, legislaturas
<i>n</i> 1. legislature (= legislative body); 2. time of office of a legislative body

legista, legistas
<i>n</i> jurist

legitimar, legitima, legitimante, legitimara, legitimarea, legitimate, legitimava
<i>v</i> to legitimate (1. as in "to legitimate a child"; 2. to justify)

legitimation, legitimationes
<i>n</i> 1. legitimation; 2. identification (= submission of credentials)

legitime, legitimemente, legitimes
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> legitimate (1. lawfully begotten; 2. lawful, accordant with law)

legitimismo, legitimismos
<i>n</i> legitimism

legitimista, legitimistas
<i>n</i> legitimist

legitimitate, legitimitates
<i>n</i> legitimacy

legum
<b>legum-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>legumine</b>

legumina, leguminas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] legumin

legumine, legumines
<i>n</i> 1. legume; pulse; 2. potherb

leguminiforme, leguminiformemente, leguminiformes
<b>leguminiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> leguminiform

leguminosas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Leguminosae

leguminose, leguminosemente, leguminoses
<i>adj</i> leguminous

lemano
<b>Lemano</b><br><i>npr</i> Lake Leman, Lake of Geneva

lemma, lemmas
<i>n</i> [Logic, Math.] lemma

lenin, nikolai lenin
<B>Lenin, Nikolai (l-, -i)</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1870-1924; Russian statesman]

leningrad
<b>Leningrad</b><br><i>npr</i> Leningrad

leninismo, leninismos
<i>n</i> Leninism

leninista, leninistas
<i>n</i> Leninist

lentar, lenta, lentante, lentara, lentarea, lentate, lentava
<i>v</i> to slow down, reduce speed

lente, lentemente, lentes
<i>n</i> 1. lentil; 2. [Opt.] lens <hr><i>adj</i> 1. slow (= moving at slow speed); 2. viscid

lenticella, lenticellas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] lenticel

lenticula, lenticulas
<i>n</i> lentil

lenticular, lenticulares, lenticularmente
<i>adj</i> lenticular

lentiforme, lentiformemente, lentiformes
<b>lentiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> lentiform

lentigine, lentigines
<i>n</i> freckle

lentiginose, lentiginosemente, lentiginoses
<i>adj</i> freckled

lentor, lentores
<i>n</i> 1. slowness; 2. viscidity

leon, leones
<i>n</i> lion;<br><b>Leon</b> [Astron.] Lion, Leo;<br><b>parte del leon</b> lion's share

leonidas
<b>Leonidas (--)</b><br><i>npr</i> Leonidas

leoniera, leonieras
<i>n</i> lion's den

leonin, leonines, leoninmente
<i>adj</i> lion, leonine

leont
<b>leont-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

leontiase, leontiases
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] leontiasis

leopardo, leopardos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] leopard

lepid
<b>lepid-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] lepid-, lepido- (= scale)

lepidodendro, lepidodendros
<b>lepidodendro</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] lepidodendron

lepidolitho, lepidolithos
<b>lepidolitho (-lito)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] lepidolite

lepidoptere, lepidopteremente, lepidopteres
<b>lepidoptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Entom.] lepidopterous

lepidopteros
<b>(-dp-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Lepidoptera

lepidosirena, lepidosirenas
<b>lepidosirena</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] lepidosiren

lepisma, lepismas
<i>n</i> 1. [Entom.] silverfish; 2. [Entom.] Lepisma

leporario, leporarios
<i>n</i> greyhound

lepore, lepores
<i>n</i> hare

leporide, leporides
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> leporide

leporin, leporines, leporinmente
<i>adj</i> hare, leporine;<br><b>labio leporin</b> harelip

lepra, lepras
<i>n</i> leprosy

leprose, leprosemente, leproses
<i>adj</i> leprous

leproso, leprosos
<i>n</i> leper

les
<i>pron pers</i> them (as in "I see them", "I write them a letter")<hr><b>les-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>leder</b>

lese, lesemente, leses
<i>adj</i> injured, hurt

lesion, lesiones
<i>n</i> lesion; <i>also:</i> [Law, Med.]

lethargia, lethargias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> lethargy

lethargic, lethargicamente, lethargiches
<i>adj</i> lethargic

lethargo, lethargos
<i>n</i> lethargy

lette, lettemente, lettes
<i>adj</i> Lettish; <i>also:</i> Latvian

letto, lettos
<i>n</i> 1. Lett; <i>also:</i> Latvian; 2. Lettish (language)

letton, lettones, lettonmente
<i>adj</i> Lettish; <i>also:</i> Latvian <hr><i>n</i> 1. Lett; <i>also:</i> Latvian; 2. Lettish (language)

lettonia
<b>Lettonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Latvia

leuc
<b>leuc-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] leuk-, leuco- (= white)

leucemia, leucemias
<b>leucemia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> leukemia, leuchaemia

leucemic, leucemicamente, leucemiches
<i>adj</i> leukemic, leuchaemic

leucocyto, leucocytos
<b>leucocyto (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] leucocyte

levamento, levamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) raising, lifting (up); 2. (act of) removing, carrying or taking away

levante, levantes
<i>n</i> east (= direction of sunrise);<br><b>Levante</b> East, Levant

levantin, levantines, levantinmente
<i>adj</i> Levantine

levantino, levantinos
<i>n</i> Levantine

levar, leva, levante, levara, levarea, levate, levava
<i>v</i> 1. to raise, lift (up); 2. to remove, carry or take away;<br><b>levar se</b> to rise; <i>also:</i> to get or stand up;<br><b>levar le campo</b> to break camp;<br><b>levar le ancora</b> to weigh anchor;<br><b>levar (impostos, truppas)</b> to levy (taxes, troups);<br><b>levar del sol</b> sunrise

levata, levatas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] levy

levator, levatores
<i>n</i> he who or that which raises or removes; <i>also:</i> lever

levatura, levaturas
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) raising; 2. leaven; <i>also:</i> yeast

leve, levemente, leves
<i>adj</i> light (= of little weight); <i>also:</i> frivolous, trifling <hr><i>adj</i> left (= not right)

levistico, levisticos
<b>(-vs-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] lovage; <i>also:</i> Levisticum

levitar, levita, levitante, levitara, levitarea, levitate, levitava
<i>v</i> to levitate

levitate, levitates
<i>n</i> lightness (= state of being not heavy); <i>also:</i> levity

levitation, levitationes
<i>n</i> levitation

levogyr, levogyres, levogyrmente
<b>levogyr</b><br><i>adj</i> [Phys., Chem., etc.] levogyrate, levogyre, levogyrous

levorso
<b>[levorso]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. on the left hand; 2. to the left

levulosa, levulosas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] levulose

lexical, lexicales, lexicalmente
<i>adj</i> lexical

lexico, lexicos
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> lexicon

lexicographia, lexicographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> lexicography

lexicographic, lexicographicamente, lexicographiches
<i>adj</i> lexicographical

lexicographo, lexicographos
<b>lexicographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> lexicographer

li
<b>[li]</b><br><i>def art</i> the<br>(= <b>le</b>)<hr><b>[li]</b><br><i>pron</i> him<br>(= <b>le</b>)<hr><b>li-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] li-, lio-, leio- (= smooth)

liaison, liaisons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> liaison (1. "liaison between man and woman"; 2. [Phonet.])

libanese, libanesemente, libaneses
<i>adj/n</i> Lebanese

libano
<b>Libano (l-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Lebanon (1. Lebanon Mountains; 2. state of Lebanon);<br><b>cedro del Libano</b> cedar of Lebanon

libellar, libella, libellante, libellara, libellarea, libellate, libellava
<i>v</i> to libel

libellista, libellistas
<i>n</i> libeler, libelist

libello, libellos
<i>n</i> libel (1. [Law]; 2. lampoon, satire)

liberal, liberales, liberalmente
<i>adj</i> liberal (1. generous; 2. broadminded; 3. [Pol.]);<br><b>artes liberal</b> liberal arts;<br><b>education liberal</b> liberal education <hr><i>n</i> liberal

liberalisar, liberalisa, liberalisante, liberalisara, liberalisarea, liberalisate, liberalisava
<i>v</i> to liberalize (= to make liberal)

liberalisation, liberalisationes
<i>n</i> liberalization

liberalismo, liberalismos
<i>n</i> liberalism

liberalitate, liberalitates
<i>n</i> liberality (1. generosity; 2. broadmindedness)

liberar, libera, liberante, liberara, liberarea, liberate, liberava
<i>v</i> to free, liberate; <i>also:</i> to release;<br><b>liberar de</b> to free or deliver from

liberation, liberationes
<i>n</i> liberation

liberator, liberatores
<i>n</i> liberator

libere, liberemente, liberes
<i>adj</i> free (= enjoying liberty; not compelled, hampered, restricted, etc.)

libertari, libertarimente, libertaris
<i>adj</i> libertarian

libertario, libertarios
<i>n</i> libertarian

libertarismo, libertarismos
<i>n</i> libertarianism

libertate, libertates
<i>n</i> liberty (= condition of being free, freedom);<br><b>poner in libertate</b> to set free;<br><b>libertate de action</b> liberty of action;<br><b>libertate de conscientia</b> freedom or liberty of conscience;<br><b>libertate del pressa</b> freedom or liberty of the press;<br><b>animales in libertate</b> animals in freedom;<br><b>libertate civil</b> civil liberty;<br><b>libertate del mares</b> freedom of the seas;<br><b>prender le libertate de (facer un cosa)</b> to take the liberty of (doing something);<br><b>prender se libertates con un persona</b> to take liberties with someone

liberticida, liberticidas
<b>liberticida</b><br><i>n</i> liberticide (= one who detroys liberty)

libertin, libertines, libertinmente
<i>adj</i> libertine

libertinage, libertinages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> libertinage

libertino, libertinos
<i>n</i> libertine (1. [Rom. Hist.] son of a freedman; 2. freethinker; 3. licentious man)

liberto, libertos
<i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] freedman

libra, libras
<i>n</i> pound;<br><b>libra sterling</b> pound (= twenty British shillings);<br><b>Libra</b> [Astron.] Libra, Balance

libral, librales, libralmente
<i>adj</i> libral (1. pertaining to the pound; 2. pertaining to Libra)

libreria, librerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. library; 2. bookstore

librero, libreros
<i>n</i> bookseller

librettista, librettistas
<i>n</i> librettist

libretto, librettos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] libretto

libriforme, libriformemente, libriformes
<b>libriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] libriform (= of the nature of liber)

libro, libros
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] liber, bast; 2. book;<br><b>tenitor de libros</b> bookkeeper;<br><b>tener le libros</b> [Accounting] to keep books;<br><b>libro de cocina</b> cookbook

libya
<b>Libya</b><br><i>npr</i> Libya

libyan, libyanes, libyanmente
<i>adj</i> Libyan

libyano, libyanos
<i>n</i> Libyan

libyc, libycamente, libyches
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Libyan

lic
<b>lic-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

licentia, licentias
<i>n</i> licence (1. permission, leave; <i>also:</i> as in "licence to bear firearms"; 2. abuse of liberty; 3. [Eur. Univ.] licentiate, licentiate's degree);<br><b>licentia poetic</b> poetic licence

licentiamento, licentiamentos
<i>n</i> 1. licentiation, conferring the licentiate; 2. disbandment (of troops, etc.)

licentiar, licentia, licentiante, licentiara, licentiarea, licentiate, licentiava
<i>v</i> 1. to license (= to give licence to); 2. to confer the degree of licentiate upon; 3. to disband (troops, etc.); <i>also:</i> to dismiss, discharge

licentiato, licentiatos
<i>n</i> licentiate

licentiose, licentiosemente, licentioses
<i>adj</i> licentious;<br><b>conducta licentiose</b> licentious conduct

licet
<b>[L]</b><br><i>licet</i>

lichen, lichenes
<i>n</i> lichen (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Pathol.])

lichenoide, lichenoidemente, lichenoides
<i>adj</i> lichenoid

lichenose, lichenosemente, lichenoses
<i>adj</i> lichenous

licite, licitemente, licites
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> licit, lawful

lictor, lictores
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] lictor

lider
<b>-lider</b><br><i>see</i> <b>leder</b>

lied, liedes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] <i>lied</i>;<br><b>lieder</b> <i>npl</i> <i>lieder</i>

lienteria, lienterias
<b>lienteria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] lientery

lienteric, lientericamente, lienteriches
<i>adj</i> lienteric

lift, lifts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> elevator, lift

liga, ligas
<i>n</i> league (= association of persons, countries, etc.)

ligamento, ligamentos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] ligament

ligamentose, ligamentosemente, ligamentoses
<i>adj</i> ligamentous

ligamine, ligamines
<i>n</i> tie, bond

ligar, liga, ligante, ligara, ligarea, ligate, ligava
<i>v</i> to bind (1. to tie; 2. as in "to bind books" )

ligatura, ligaturas
<i>n</i> I. binding (1. act of binding; 2. bookbinding, binding of a book); II. splice, whipping, etc.; III. ligature (1. [Surg.]; 2. [Print.] combination of two letters; 3. [Mus.] tie, slur)

lignicole, lignicolemente, lignicoles
<b>lignicole</b><br><i>adj</i> lignicole, lignicolous

lignificar, lignifica, lignificante, lignificara, lignificarea, lignificate, lignificava
<i>v</i> to lignify

lignification, lignificationes
<i>n</i> lignification

ligniforme, ligniformemente, ligniformes
<b>ligniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> ligniform

lignina, ligninas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] lignin

lignite, lignites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] lignite, brown coal

ligno, lignos
<i>n</i> wood (as in "made of wood"); <i>also:</i> timber, lumber;<br><b>ligno contraplicate</b> plywood

lignose, lignosemente, lignoses
<i>adj</i> ligneous, woody

ligure, liguremente, ligures
<i>n/adj</i> Ligurian

liguria
<b>Liguria</b><br><i>npr</i> Liguria

ligus
<b>ligus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ligure</b>

ligustico, ligusticos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] lovage

ligustro, ligustros
<i>n</i> [Bot.] privet

lilac, lilaches
<i>n</i> [Bot.] lilac; <i>also: attrib.</i> lilac, lilaccolored

liliaceas, liliaceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Liliaceae

liliacee, liliaceemente, liliacees
<i>adj</i> liliaceous, lilylike

lilio, lilios
<i>n</i> lily;<br><b>lilio de aqua</b> water lily

lima, limas
<i>n</i> lime (= fruit of the lime)<hr><i>n</i> file (as in "wood file, metal file, nail file, etc.")

limace, limaces
<i>n</i> snail; <i>also:</i> slug

limaciforme, limaciformemente, limaciformes
<b>limaciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> snail-shaped, limaciform

limar, lima, limante, limara, limarea, limate, limava
<i>v</i> to file (= to smooth with a file)

limator, limatores
<i>n</i> filer (= one who smoothes with a file)

limatura, limaturas
<i>n</i> 1. filing (= smoothing with a file); 2. filings, file dust

limi
<b>limi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>limite</b>

liminar, liminares, liminarmente
<i>adj</i> 1. liminal (= pertaining to the threshold); <i>also:</i> [Psychol.]; 2. opening (as in "the opening pages"), preliminary

limine, limines
<i>n</i> threshold

limitabile, limitabilemente, limitabiles
<i>adj</i> limitable

limitar, limita, limitante, limitara, limitarea, limitares, limitarmente, limitate, limitava
<i>adj</i> limitary, limiting <hr><i>v</i> to limit

limitate, limitatemente, limitates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>limitar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> limited, restricted

limitation, limitationes
<i>n</i> limitation

limitative, limitativemente, limitatives
<i>adj</i> limitative

limite, limites
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> limit, boundary

limitrophe, limitrophemente, limitrophes
<b>limitrophe (-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> limitrophe;<br><b>limitrophe de</b> adjacent to

limon, limones
<i>n</i> lemon (= fruit of the lemon tree)

limonada, limonadas
<i>n</i> lemonade

limonadero, limonaderos
<i>n</i> lemonade vendor

limoniero, limonieros
<i>n</i> lemon tree

limousine, limousines
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Motoring] sedan;<br><b>limousine pullman</b> limousine

limpide, limpidemente, limpides
<i>adj</i> limpid

limpiditate, limpiditates
<i>n</i> limpidity, limpidness

linea, lineas
<i>n</i> line (1. cord, rope; 2. fish or fishing line; 3. linear mark, arrangement, etc.);<br><b>le linea</b> [Geog.] the line (= the Equator);<br><b>(truppas) del linea</b> (troups) of the line;<br><b>in linea</b> in line (= in alignment);<br><b>in linea directe</b> [Geneal.] in direct line;<br><b>linea de aqua</b> [Naut.] water-mark;<br><b>linea de battalia</b> battle line;<br><b>linea de conducta</b> line of conduct;<br><b>linea de demarcation</b> line of demarcation;<br><b>linea de tiro</b> line of fire;<br><b>linea telegraphic</b> telegraph line;<br><b>linea de omnibus</b> bus line;<br><b>linea aeree</b> air line, air connection;<br><b>leger inter le lineas</b> to read between the lines

lineage, lineages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> ancestry (= one's ancestors viewed as a group)

lineal, lineales, linealmente
<i>adj</i> lineal (= pertaining to lines)

lineamento, lineamentos
<i>n</i> lineament (as in "the lineaments of a face")

linear, linea, lineante, lineara, linearea, lineares, linearmente, lineate, lineava
<i>adj</i> linear <hr><i>v</i> to line (= to mark with a line or lines)

lineetta, lineettas
<b>(-ne-tta)</b><br><i>n</i> short line; dash

lingoto, lingotos
<i>n</i> 1. ingot; 2. [Typog.] slug

lingua, linguas
<i>n</i> 1. [Anat.] tongue; 2. language, tongue;<br><b>lingua materne</b> mother tongue;<br><b>lingua matre</b> parent language;<br><b>lingua de terra</b> tongue of land;<br><b>lingua franc</b> lingua franca

linguage, linguages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> language, speech;<br><b>linguage familiar</b> colloquial language;<br><b>linguage per signos</b> sign language

lingual, linguales, lingualmente
<i>adj</i> lingual

linguetta, linguettas
<i>n</i> languet, languette

linguista, linguistas
<i>n</i> linguist

linguistic, linguisticamente, linguistiches
<i>adj</i> linguistic

linguistica, linguisticas
<i>n</i> linguistics

linimento, linimentos
<i>n</i> liniment

linir, lini, liniente, linira, linirea, linite, liniva
<i>v</i> to besmear; <i>also:</i> anoint

lino, linos
<i>n</i> flax (1. [Bot.]; 2. fibres of the flax plant);<br><b>(panno de) lino</b> linen (cloth)<hr><b>lino-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>linea</b>

linoleum, linoleumes
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> linoleum

linotypia, linotypias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> linotype, linotyping

linotypista, linotypistas
<i>n</i> linotypist

linotypo, linotypos
<b>linotypo</b><br><i>n</i> linotype

linqu
<b>linqu- [linqu-/lict-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

liqu
<b>liqu-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

liquefacer, liqueface, liquefacente, liquefacera, liquefacerea, liquefaceva, liquefacite, liquefacte
<b>liquefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to liquefy

liquefact
<b>liquefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>liquefacer</b>

liquefactibile, liquefactibilemente, liquefactibiles
<i>adj</i> liquefiable

liquefaction, liquefactiones
<i>n</i> liquefaction

liquefactive, liquefactivemente, liquefactives
<i>adj</i> liquefactive

liquescer, liquesce, liquescente, liquescera, liquescerea, liquesceva, liquescite
<i>v</i> to become liquid, liquesce

liquida, liquidas
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Phonet.] liquid

liquidabile, liquidabilemente, liquidabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. liquefiable; 2. that can be liquidated

liquidar, liquida, liquidante, liquidara, liquidarea, liquidate, liquidava
<i>v</i> I. to liquefy; II. to liquidate (1. [Com.] to sell out; <i>also:</i> to clear; 2. to kill off ruthlessly); III. to go into liquidation, to be liquidated

liquidation, liquidationes
<i>n</i> 1. liquefaction; 2. liquidation; 3. (clearance) sale

liquidator, liquidatores
<i>n</i> 1. liquefier; 2. liquidator

liquide, liquidemente, liquides
<i>adj</i> liquid (1. fluid; 2. [Phonet.])

liquiditate, liquiditates
<i>n</i> liquidity

liquido, liquidos
<i>n</i> liquid (= fluid)

liquiritia, liquiritias
<i>n</i> licorice, glycyrrhiza (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Pharm.])

liquor, liquores
<i>n</i> 1. liquid; 2. liquor (= alcoholic drink); <i>also:</i> liqueur

liquorista, liquoristas
<i>n</i> 1. distiller (= one who distills alcoholic liquors); 2. liquor dealer

liquorose, liquorosemente, liquoroses
<i>adj</i> spirituous (as in "spirituous liquors")

lira, lire
<b>(<i>pl</i> lire) [I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] lira

lis, les
<i>n</i> -;<br><b>flor de lis</b> [Her.] fleur-de-lis

lisbona
<b>Lisbona</b><br><i>npr</i> Lisbon

lisiamento, lisiamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) smoothing, polishing

lisiar, lisia, lisiante, lisiara, lisiarea, lisiate, lisiava
<i>v</i> to smooth, polish (= to make even)

lisiator, lisiatores
<i>n</i> (one who smoothes, etc.) smoother, polisher

lisie, lisiemente, lisies
<i>adj</i> smooth (= having an even surface); <i>also:</i> sleek, glossy

lista, listas
<i>n</i> 1. selvage, list; 2. strip (of cloth, etc.); 3. stripe (of color); 4. list ("list of names, figures, words, etc.");<br><b>lista civil</b> Civil List

listar, lista, listante, listara, listarea, listate, listava
<i>v</i> to list (= to enter in a list)

lit
<b>-lit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>later</b>

litania, litanias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> litany

lite, lites
<i>n</i> 1. quarrel, dispute; 2. lawsuit

litera
<i>see</i> <b>littera</b>

lithargyro, lithargyros
<b>lithargyro (-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] litharge

lithic, lithicamente, lithiches
<i>adj</i> lithic (1. of stone; 2. [Med.])

lithium, lithiumes
<b>(lt-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] lithium

litho
<b>litho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] litho-, lith- (= stone)

lithographia, lithographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. lithography; 2. lithograph; 3. lithographic printing office

lithographiar, lithographia, lithographiante, lithographiara, lithographiarea, lithographiate, lithographiava
<i>v</i> to lithograph

lithographic, lithographicamente, lithographiches
<i>adj</i> lithographic

lithographo, lithographos
<b>lithographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> lithographer

lithoide, lithoidemente, lithoides
<i>adj</i> lithoid, stonelike

lithosphera, lithospheras
<b>lithosphera</b><br><i>n</i> lithosphere

litigante, litigantes
<i>n</i> litigant

litigar, litiga, litigante, litigara, litigarea, litigate, litigava
<b>litigar</b><br><i>v</i> to litigate (1. to be engaged in a lawsuit; 2. to dispute, contest)

litigation, litigationes
<i>n</i> litigation

litigio, litigios
<i>n</i> dispute, quarrel; <i>also:</i> litigation

litigiose, litigiosemente, litigioses
<i>adj</i> litigious (1. quarrelsome; 2. disputable, debatable)

litoral, litorales, litoralmente
<i>adj</i> coast, littoral <hr><i>n</i> coast, littoral

litore, litores
<i>n</i> coast

litorina, litorinas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Litorina; periwinkle

litro, litros
<i>n</i> liter

littera, litera, litteras, literas
also: <B>litera</B><BR><B>(l-)</B><BR><I>n</I> letter (1. "letter of the alphabet"; 2. epistle);<BR><B>al littera, al pede del littera</B> to the letter, literally;<BR><B>littera de credito</B> letter of credit;<BR><B>litteras</B> letters (= literature, learning);<BR><B>homine de litteras</B> man of letters;<BR><B>le belle litteras</B> humanities;<BR><B>cassa de litteras</B> letter box, mailbox

litteral, literal, litterales, literales, litteralmente, literalmente
also: <B>literal</B><BR><I>adj</I> literal (1. as in "literal notation of numbers"; 2. as in "literal translation")

litterari, literari, litterarimente, literarimente, litterari, literaris
also: <B>literari</B><BR><I>adj</I> literary;<BR><B>proprietate litterari</B> literary property

litterate, literate, litteratemente, literatemente, litterates, literates
also: <B>literate</B><BR><I>adj</I> lettered (= versed in letters, educated, etc.)

litteratura, literatura, litteraturas, literaturas
also: <B>literatura</B><BR><I>n</I> literature (= literary productions collectively)

lituan, lituanes, lituanmente
<i>adj</i> Lithuanian

lituania
<b>Lituania</b><br><i>npr</i> Lithuania

lituano, lituanos
<i>n</i> Lithuanian (1. inhabitant of Lithuania; 2. Lithuanian language)

liturgia, liturgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] liturgy

liturgic, liturgicamente, liturgiches
<i>adj</i> liturgical, liturgic

liturgista, liturgistas
<i>n</i> liturgist (= authority on liturgies)

liv
<b>liv-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

livide, lividemente, livides
<i>adj</i> livid (1. having a dull-bluish color; 2. black-and-blue)

lividitate, lividitates
<i>n</i> lividness, lividity

livonia
<b>Livonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Livonia

livonie, livoniemente, livonies
<i>adj</i> Livonian

livonio, livonios
<i>n</i> Livonian

livor, livores
<i>n</i> 1. lividness; 2. [Pathol.] livor

livrar, livra, livrante, livrara, livrarea, livrate, livrava
<i>v</i> to deliver (1. to surrender; 2. as in "to deliver goods, messages, etc.")

livration, livrationes
<i>n</i> delivery (1. surrender; 2. as in "delivery of goods, messages, etc.")

livrator, livratores
<i>n</i> delivery man

livrea, livreas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> livery (= uniform worn by the servants of a household, etc.)

lo
<i>pron pers</i> it (as in "I like it," "I'll give it another thought")

lobate, lobatemente, lobates
<i>adj</i> lobed, lobate

lobo, lobos
<i>n</i> lobe

lobular, lobulares, lobularmente
<i>adj</i> lobular

lobulate, lobulatemente, lobulates
<i>adj</i> lobulate

lobulo, lobulos
<i>n</i> lobule; <i>also:</i> lobe (of the ear)

local, locales, localmente
<i>adj</i> local;<br><b>color local</b> local color <hr><i>n</i> premises, quarters, etc.

localisar, localisa, localisante, localisara, localisarea, localisate, localisava
<i>v</i> to localize

localisation, localisationes
<i>n</i> localization

localitate, localitates
<i>n</i> locality, spot

locar, loca, locante, locara, locarea, locate, locava
<i>v</i> 1. to place, set (in a particular place), locate; 2. to let, rent

locatario, locatarios
<i>n</i> renter; <i>also:</i> lessee, tenant

location, locationes
<i>n</i> 1. location (= act of locating or placing; 2. letting out (for hire), leasing; 3. rent (= amount paid in rent);<br><b>contracto de location</b> lease; <i>also:</i> [Law] contract of location

locative, locativemente, locatives
<i>adj</i> 1. pertaining to tenancy; <i>also:</i> rent, rental, etc.; 2. [Gram.] locative

locativo, locativos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] locative

locator, locatores
<i>n</i> lessor

lock-out, lock-outs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> lockout

loco, locos
<i>n</i> place (1. locality; 2. position in a series, an order, etc.);<br><b>in loco de</b> in lieu of, instead of;<br><b>haber loco</b> to take place;<br><b>loco commun</b> commonplace, platitude;<br><b>dar loco a</b> to give grounds for; give rise to

locomobile, locomobilemente, locomobiles
<b>locomobile</b><br><i>adj</i> locomobile <hr><i>n</i> locomobile (= moveable steam engine)

locomobilitate, locomobilitates
<i>n</i> locomotivity

locomotion, locomotiones
<b>locomotion</b><br><i>n</i> locomotion

locomotiva, locomotivas
<i>n</i> locomotive

locomotive, locomotivemente, locomotives
<b>locomotive</b><br><i>adj</i> locomotive

locomotor, locomotores, locomotormente
<b>locomotor</b><br><i>adj</i> locomotor

locotenente, locotenentes
<b>locotenente</b><br><i>n</i> lieutenant (1. vicegerent; 2. [Mil.])

locusta, locustas
<i>n</i> [Entom.] grasshopper (= member of the family Acridiidae exclusive of locusts)

locustides
<b>(-cs-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Locustidae

locut
<b>locut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>loquer</b>

locution, locutiones
<i>n</i> locution

logarithmic, logarithmicamente, logarithmiches
<i>adj</i> logarithmic

logarithmo, logarithmos
<b>logarithmo</b><br><i>n</i> logarithm

loge, loges
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theat.] box, loge

loggia, loggias
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Arch.] loggia

logia, logias
<b>(loja)</b><br><i>n</i> I. lodge (1. meeting place of a branch of the Masonic order; 2. branch of the Masonic order); II. [Arch.] loggia: III. [Theat.] box <hr><b>-logia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -logy (1. gathering or collection of; as in "anthology"; 2. saying, expression; as in "tautology"; 3. science or doctrine of; as in "climatology")

logic, logicamente, logiches
<i>adj</i> logical

logica, logicas
<i>n</i> logic

logico, logicos
<i>n</i> logician

logo
<b>-logo</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] 1. -logue, -loger, -logist (as in "Assyriologue, astrologer, biologist"); 2. -logue (as in "monologue")

logomache, logomachemente, logomaches
<b>logomache (-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> logomachic

logomachia, logomachias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> logomachy

logomachic, logomachicamente, logomachiches
<i>adj</i> logomachic

logomacho, logomachos
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> logomachist, logomach

logos, logoses
<b>[Gr.]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. logos; 2. Logos

london
<b>London [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> London

londonese, londonesemente, londoneses
<i>adj</i> London, of London

longa, longas
<i>n</i> [Man.] longe (= long rope used to guide a horse in training)

longanime, longanimemente, longanimes
<b>longanime (-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> long-suffering, forbearing, longanimous

longanimitate, longanimitates
<i>n</i> long-suffering, forbearance, longanimity

longe, longemente, longes
<i>adj</i> long;<br><b>al longe</b> in the long run <hr><i>adv</i> far (= not near); away, far away;<br><b>de longe</b> afar, from a distance

longemente
<i>adv</i> long, for a long time

longeve, longevemente, longeves
<b>longeve</b><br><i>adj</i> long-lived, longevous

longevitate, longevitates
<i>n</i> longevity

longitude, longitudes
<i>n</i> 1. length; 2. longitude

longitudin
<b>longitudin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>longitude</b>

longitudinal, longitudinales, longitudinalmente
<i>adj</i> longitudinal

lontan, lontanes, lontanmente
<b>[lontan]</b><br><i>adj</i> distant, far-off

loqu
<b>loqu- [loqu-/locut-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

loquace, loquacemente, loquaces
<i>adj</i> loquacious

loquacitate, loquacitates
<i>n</i> loquacity

lor, lores, lormente
<i>adj poss</i> their

lord, lords
<b>Lord [A]</b><br><i>n</i> Lord (= member of the House of Lords);<br><b>Camera del Lords</b> House of Lords;<br><b>Lord Mayor [A]</b> Lord Mayor

lore
<i>pron poss</i> theirs

lorgnette, lorgnettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>lorgnette</i>

lot, lotes
<i>n</i> lot (= share, portion, allotment)

lotion, lotiones
<i>n</i> [Pharm.] lotion

loto, lotos
<i>n</i> lotus (1. [Gr. Legend]; 2. [Bot.] African water lily)

lotophage, lotophagemente, lotophages
<b>lotophage (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> lotophagous, lotuseating

lotophago, lotophagos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> lotus-eater

lotteria, lotterias
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> lottery

lotto, lottos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> lotto

louis
<b>Louis [F]</b><br><i>nprm</i> Louis

louisiana
<b>Louisiana</b><br><i>npr</i> Louisiana

loyal, loyales, loyalmente
<i>adj</i> loyal

loyalista, loyalistas
<i>n</i> loyalist

loyalitate, loyalitates
<i>n</i> loyalty

lubr
<b>lubr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>lubric</b>

lubric, lubricamente, lubriches
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. slippery, lubricous; 2. lewd

lubricante, lubricantes
<i>n</i> lubricant

lubricar, lubrica, lubricante, lubricara, lubricarea, lubricate, lubricava
<i>v</i> to lubricate

lubricative, lubricativemente, lubricatives
<i>adj</i> lubricative

lubricator, lubricatores
<i>n</i> lubricator (= one who or that which lubricates")

lubricitate, lubricitates
<i>n</i> lubricity (1. slipperiness; 2. lewdness)

lubrificante, lubrificantes
<i>n</i> lubricant

lubrificar, lubrifica, lubrificante, lubrificara, lubrificarea, lubrificate, lubrificava
<i>v</i> to lubricate

lubrification, lubrificationes
<i>n</i> lubrication

luca
<b>Luca</b><br><i>npr</i> Luke

lucente, lucentemente, lucentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>lucer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> shining, shiny, bright

lucentia, lucentias
<i>n</i> lucency

lucer, luce, lucente, lucera, lucerea, luceva, lucite
<i>v</i> to shine; to glitter

lucerna, lucernas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] alfalfa, lucerne

lucidar, lucida, lucidante, lucidara, lucidarea, lucidate, lucidava
<i>v</i> to make clear or lucid

lucide, lucidemente, lucides
<i>adj</i> 1. bright, shining; 2. lucid, clear;<br><b>intervallo lucide</b> [Psychiatry] lucid interval

luciditate, luciditates
<i>n</i> lucidity

lucrar, lucra, lucrante, lucrara, lucrarea, lucrate, lucrava
<i>v</i> to gain, earn as profit

lucrative, lucrativemente, lucratives
<i>adj</i> lucrative

lucro, lucros
<i>n</i> profit, gain, lucre

lucrose, lucrosemente, lucroses
<i>adj</i> lucrative, profitable

lucta, luctas
<i>n</i> 1. wrestling; 2. struggle, fight;<br><b>le lucta pro le existentia</b> the struggle for existence;<br><b>le lucta del classes</b> the class struggle

luctar, lucta, luctante, luctara, luctarea, luctate, luctava
<i>v</i> 1. to wrestle; 2. to struggle, fight

luctator, luctatores
<i>n</i> 1. wrestler; 2. fighter, (one) fighting

lucto, luctos
<i>n</i> mourning;<br><b>portar lucto (pro), esser in lucto (pro)</b> to be in mourning (for)

luctuose, luctuosemente, luctuoses
<i>adj</i> mournful

luder
<b>-luder [-lud-/-lus-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

ludificar, ludifica, ludificante, ludificara, ludificarea, ludificate, ludificava
<i>v</i> to ridicule, make game of

ludion, ludiones
<i>n</i> [Phys.] Cartesian devil

ludo, ludos
<i>n</i> play, show; (public) games

ludovico
<b>Ludovico</b><br><i>nprm</i> Louis

luer
<b>-luer [-lu-/-lut-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

luger, lucte, luge, lugente, lugera, lugerea, lugeva, lugite
<b>[lug-/-luct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to mourn

lugubre, lugubremente, lugubres
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> mournful, lugubrious

lumbagine, lumbagines
<i>n</i> lumbago

lumbar, lumbares, lumbarmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] lumbar;<br><b>regiones lumbar</b> lumbar regions

lumbo, lumbos
<i>n</i> loin;<br><b>lumbo de bove</b> sirloin

lumbrical, lumbricales, lumbricalmente
<i>adj</i> lumbrical

lumbrico, lumbricos
<b>(-co)</b><br><i>n</i> earthworm

luminar, luminares
<i>n</i> luminary

lumine, lumines
<i>n</i> light

luminescente, luminescentemente, luminescentes
<i>adj</i> luminescent

luminescentia, luminescentias
<i>n</i> luminescence

luminescer, luminesce, luminescente, luminescera, luminescerea, luminesceva, luminescite
<i>v</i> to luminesce

luminose, luminosemente, luminoses
<i>adj</i> luminous;<br><b>unda luminose</b> light wave;<br><b>idea luminose</b> bright, brilliant idea

luminositate, luminositates
<i>n</i> luminosity

luna, lunas
<i>n</i> 1. [Astron.] moon; 2. caprice, whim;<br><b>luna de melle</b> honeymoon;<br><b>haber lunas</b> to have moods

lunar, lunares, lunarmente
<i>adj</i> lunar, moon

lunate, lunatemente, lunates
<i>adj</i> lunate, lunated

lunatic, lunaticamente, lunatiches
<i>adj</i> 1. lunatic; 2. whimsical, capricious

lunation, lunationes
<i>n</i> [Astron.] lunation

lunch, lunchs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> lunch

lunchar, luncha, lunchante, lunchara, luncharea, lunchate, lunchava
<b>(-tch-)</b><br><i>v</i> to lunch

lunedi, lunedis
<b>lunedi (-d)</b><br><i>n</i> Monday

lunetta, lunettas
<i>n</i> lunette (1. [Arch.]; 2. [Fortif.]; 3. [Eccl.]; 4. hole in a guillotine for the victim's neck; 5. watch crystal flattened in the center)

lunula, lunulas
<i>n</i> lunule; <i>also:</i> moon (of a fingernail)

lunulate, lunulatemente, lunulates
<i>adj</i> lunulate, lunulated

lupin, lupines, lupinmente
<i>adj</i> wolfish, lupine

lupino, lupinos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] lupine

lupo, lupos
<i>n</i> wolf;<br><b>lupo de mar</b> 1. [Zool.] sea wolf, wolf fish; 2. sea dog (= experienced sailor);<br><b>lupo cervari</b> lynx

lupulin, lupulines, lupulinmente
<i>adj</i> lupuline, lupulinous

lupulino, lupulinos
<i>n</i> lupulin

lupulo, lupulos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] hop

lupus, lupuses
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] lupus

lusitan, lusitanes, lusitanmente
<i>adj</i> Lusitanian

lusitania
<b>Lusitania</b><br><i>npr</i> Lusitania

lusitano, lusitanos
<i>n</i> Lusitanian

lustra-scarpas, lustra-scarpases
<b>(-scr-)</b><br><i>n</i> bootblack, shoeblack

lustrage, lustrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) glossing, lustering

lustral, lustrales, lustralmente
<i>adj</i> lustral

lustrar, lustra, lustrante, lustrara, lustrarea, lustrate, lustrava
<i>v</i> to purify, lustrate<hr><i>v</i> to polish, give luster to

lustration, lustrationes
<i>n</i> lustration

lustrina, lustrinas
<i>n</i> 1. lustring; 2. lustrine, luster

lustro, lustros
<i>n</i> lustrum (1. [Rom. Antiq.] lustration, ceremonial purification; 2. period of five years) <hr><i>n</i> luster (1. sheen, gloss; 2. chandelier)

lustrose, lustrosemente, lustroses
<i>adj</i> lustrous, shining

lut, lutes
<i>n</i> [Mus.] lute

luther, martin luther
<B>Luther, Martin</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1483-1546; German church reformer]

lutheran, lutheranes, lutheranmente
<i>adj</i> Lutheran

lutheranismo, lutheranismos
<i>n</i> lutheranism

lutherano, lutheranos
<i>n</i> Lutheran

lutheric, luthericamente, lutheriches
<i>adj</i> Lutheran

lutista, lutistas
<i>n</i> lute player, lutist

luv
<b>-luv-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>luer</b>

luxar, luxa, luxante, luxara, luxarea, luxate, luxava
<i>v</i> to luxate, dislocate

luxation, luxationes
<i>n</i> luxation, dislocation

luxo, luxos
<i>n</i> luxury; <i>also:</i> luxuriousness

luxu
<b>luxu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>luxo</b>

luxuose, luxuosemente, luxuoses
<i>adj</i> luxurious (= characteristic of, or characterized by, luxury); <i>also:</i> de luxe

luxuria, luxurias
<i>n</i> luxuriance (1. rankness; 2. lust, lustfulness)

luxuriante, luxuriantemente, luxuriantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>luxuriar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> luxuriant (1. rank; 2. wanton, licentious)

luxuriar, luxuria, luxuriante, luxuriara, luxuriarea, luxuriate, luxuriava
<i>v</i> to luxuriate (1. to grow rank; 2. to be wanton)

luxuriose, luxuriosemente, luxurioses
<i>adj</i> 1. luxuriant, rank; <i>also:</i> luxurious; 2. lustful, wanton; licentious

lycanthropia, lycanthropias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> lycanthropy (1. [Pathol.]; 2. [Folklore])

lycanthropic, lycanthropicamente, lycanthropiches
<i>adj</i> lycanthropic

lycanthropo, lycanthropos
<b>lycanthropo</b><br><i>n</i> lycanthropo (1. one affected with lycanthropy; 2. werewolf)

lyco
<b>lyco-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] lyco-, lyc- (= wolf)

lycopodio, lycopodios
<b>lycopodio</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] lycopod, Lycopodium

lympha, lymphas
<i>n</i> 1. [Physiol.] lymph; 2. sap (= juice circulating in plant tissue)

lymphatic, lymphaticamente, lymphatiches
<i>adj</i> lymphatic (1. carrying lymph; 2. as in "lymphatic temperament");<br><b>glandula lymphatic</b> lymphatic gland;<br><b>vaso lymphatic</b> lymphatic duct

lymphatismo, lymphatismos
<i>n</i> lymphatism (1. lymphatic temperament; 2. [Pathol.])

lymphocyto, lymphocytos
<b>lymphocyto (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] lymphocyte

lymphoma, lymphomas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] lymphoma

lymphomatosis, lymphomatoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] lymphomatosis

lynch
<b>Lynch</b><br><i>npr</i> [probably Captain William Lynch, 1742-1820, Virginia planter];<br><b>lege de Lynch</b> Lynch law

lynchamento, lynchamentos
<b>(-tch-)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) lynching

lynchar, lyncha, lynchante, lynchara, lyncharea, lynchate, lynchava
<b>(-tch-)</b><br><i>v</i> to lynch

lynchator, lynchatores
<b>(-tch-)</b><br><i>n</i> lyncher

lyra, lyras
<i>n</i> I. lyre (1. [Mus.]; 2. [Astron.]); II. lyrebird

lyric, lyricamente, lyriches
<i>adj</i> lyric; <i>also:</i> lyrical

lyrica, lyricas
<i>n</i> lyric poetry

lyrico, lyricos
<i>n</i> lyric poet

lyrismo, lyrismos
<i>n</i> lyricism

lyse, lyses
<i>n</i> I. (act of) loosing, dissolving; II. lysis (1. [Med.]; 2. [Biochem.])

lytic, lyticamente, lytiches
<i>adj</i> 1. loosing, able to loosen; 2. lytic (= pertaining to lysis or a lysin)

m
<i>abbr</i> = <b>metro;<br>m = metro quadrate;<br>m = metro cubic</b>

ma
<b>[ma]</b><br><i>conj</i> but;<br><b>non solmente ... ma alsi</b> not only ... but also<br>(= <b>mais</b>)

macabre, macabremente, macabres
<i>adj</i> gruesome, macabre;<br><b>dansa macabre</b> dance of death, <i>danse macabre</i>

macadam, macadams, john london macadam
<B>[A]</B><BR><I>n</I> macadam<HR><B>MacAdam, John London</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1756-1836; Scottish engineer who invented macadam pavement]

macadamisar, macadamisa, macadamisante, macadamisara, macadamisarea, macadamisate, macadamisava
<i>v</i> to macadamize

macadamisation, macadamisationes
<i>n</i> macadamization

macaron, macarones
<i>n</i> macaroon

macaronea, macaroneas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> macaronic composition, macaronics

macaroni
<i>npl</i> [Cookery] macaroni

macaronic, macaronicamente, macaroniches
<i>adj</i> macaronic (as in "macaronic verse")

maccabeos
<b>Maccabeos (-os)</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Maccabees

macedone, macedonemente, macedones
<i>n</i> Macedonian (= inhabitant of Macedonia) <hr><i>adj</i> Macedonian (= pertaining to Macedonia)

macedonia, macedonias
<b>Macedonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Macedon, Macedonia<hr><i>n</i> [Cookery] <i>macdoine</i>

macedonie, macedoniemente, macedonies
<i>adj</i> Macedonian (= pertaining to Macedonia)

macellar, macella, macellante, macellara, macellarea, macellate, macellava
<i>v</i> to butcher, slaughter

macelleria, macellerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> butchershop

macellero, macelleros
<i>n</i> butcher

macello, macellos
<i>n</i> slaughterhouse

mach
<b>mach-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] mach- (= fight)

machiavelli, niccolo machiavelli
<B>Machiavelli, Niccolo (nc-)</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1469-1527; Florentine statesman]

machiavellic, machiavellicamente, machiavelliches
<i>adj</i> Machiavellian

machiavellismo, machiavellismos
<i>n</i> Machiavellism

machiavellista, machiavellistas
<i>n</i> Machiavellian

machina, machinas
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> machine; <i>also:</i> engine;<br><b>machina infernal</b> infernal machine;<br><b>machina (de scriber)</b> typewriter;<br><b>machina de vapor</b> (steam) engine

machinal, machinales, machinalmente
<i>adj</i> mechanical (1. as in "mechanical powers"; 2. as in "mechanical action")

machinar, machina, machinante, machinara, machinarea, machinate, machinava
<i>v</i> to machinate

machination, machinationes
<i>n</i> machination

machinator, machinatores
<i>n</i> plotter, machinator

machineria, machinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> machinery (= machines collectively)

machinista, machinistas
<i>n</i> 1. machinist (= one who invents, makes or controls machines); 2. engineman; 3. stagehand, scene shifter

machopolypo, machopolypos
<b>machopolypo (-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] machopolyp

macie, macies
<i>n</i> leanness, thinness

macr
<b>macr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] macro- (= long, large)

macro-scelide, macro-scelides
<b>(-sc-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] elephant shrew, Macroscelides

macrocephale, macrocephalemente, macrocephales
<b>macrocephale</b><br><i>adj</i> macrocephalic

macrocephalia, macrocephalias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> macrocephaly

macrocosmic, macrocosmicamente, macrocosmiches
<i>adj</i> macrocosmic

macrocosmo, macrocosmos
<b>macrocosmo</b><br><i>n</i> macrocosm

macrocyste, macrocystes
<b>macrocyste</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.; Bot.] macrocyst

macroscele, macroscelemente, macrosceles
<b>macroscele</b><br><i>adj</i> macroscelous, long-legged

macroscelia, macroscelias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> macroscelia, long-leggedness

macroscopic, macroscopicamente, macroscopiches
<b>macroscopic</b><br><i>adj</i> macroscopic

macroseismo, macroseismos
<b>macroseismo (-sizmo)</b><br><i>n</i> macroseism, major earthquake

macula, maculas
<i>n</i> stain, spot;<br><b>sin macula</b> spotless, immaculate

maculabile, maculabilemente, maculabiles
<i>adj</i> spotting easily

maculamento, maculamentos
<i>n</i> spotting, staining

macular, macula, maculante, maculara, macularea, maculate, maculava
<i>v</i> to stain, spot

maculate, maculatemente, maculates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>macular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> spotted, speckled, flecked

madonna, madonnas
<i>n</i> madonna

madrigal, madrigales
<i>n</i> [Poet., Mus.] madrigal

maestra, maestras
<i>n</i> mistress (= female teacher)

maestrabile, maestrabilemente, maestrabiles
<i>adj</i> teachable

maestral, maestrales, maestralmente
<i>adj</i> masterly

maestramento, maestramentos
<i>n</i> instruction, training

maestrar, maestra, maestrante, maestrara, maestrarea, maestrate, maestrava
<i>v</i> 1. to master; 2. to instruct, train

maestrative, maestrativemente, maestratives
<i>adj</i> instructive

maestria, maestrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mastery (= skill, dexterity, worthy of a master)

maestro, maestros
<i>n</i> master (1. lord, owner, etc.; 2. person possessing approved skill or mastery); <i>attrib.</i> master (= main);<br><b>maestro de ceremonias</b> master of ceremonies;<br><b>maestro (carpentero, </b>etc.<b>)</b> master (carpenter etc.);<br><b>maestro (de schola)</b> (school)master

maga, magas
<i>n</i> enchantress, sorceress; <i>also:</i> witch

magazin, magazines
<i>n</i> 1. warehouse, storehouse; 2. store, shop; 3. [Mil.] magazine (of military supply); 4 magazine (= entertaining periodical for the general reader)

magazine, magazines
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> magazine (= entertaining periodical for the general reader)

magazinero, magazineros
<i>n</i> warehouseman

magia, magias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> magic; <i>also:</i> witchcraft;<br><b>magia blanc</b> white magic;<br><b>magia nigre</b> black magic

magic, magicamente, magiches
<i>adj</i> magic, magical;<br><b>lanterna magic</b> magic lantern

magico, magicos
<i>n</i> magician

magis
<b>[magis] (m-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. more; 2. rather

magistral, magistrales, magistralmente
<i>adj</i> 1. magisterial (as in "magisterial air"); 2. [Pharm.] magistral

magistrato, magistratos
<i>n</i> magistrate

magistratura, magistraturas
<i>n</i> magistracy, magistrature (1. dignity or office of a magistrate; 2. magistrates collectively)

magistro, magistros
<i>n</i> master (as in "master of arts")

magnanime, magnanimemente, magnanimes
<b>magnanime (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> magnanimous

magnanimitate, magnanimitates
<i>n</i> magnanimity

magnate, magnates
<i>n</i> magnate (1. person of eminence or great influence; 2. [Hist.] member of the Upper House in the Diets of Hungary and Poland)

magne, magnemente, magnes
<i>adj</i> great, eminent

magnesia, magnesias
<i>n</i> [Chem.] magnesia (= magnesium oxide)

magnesian, magnesianes, magnesianmente
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] magnesian

magnesic, magnesicamente, magnesiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] magnesic

magnesium, magnesiumes
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> magnesium

magnete, magnetes
<i>n</i> magnet

magnetic, magneticamente, magnetiches
<i>adj</i> magnetic

magnetisar, magnetisa, magnetisante, magnetisara, magnetisarea, magnetisate, magnetisava
<i>v</i> to magnetize (1. to charge with magnetic properties; 2. to mesmerize)

magnetismo, magnetismos
<i>n</i> magnetism;<br><b>magnetismo animal</b> animal magnetism, mesmerism

magneto, magnetos
<i>n</i> [Elec.] magneto

magneto-electric, magneto-electricamente, magneto-electriches
<i>adj</i> magneto-electric

magnetron, magnetrones
<b>magnetron</b><br><i>n</i> [Atomic Phys.] magnetron

magnific, magnificamente, magnifiches
<i>adj</i> 1. magnificent; 2. munificent

magnificar, magnifica, magnificante, magnificara, magnificarea, magnificate, magnificava
<i>v</i> to exalt, extol, magnify

magnification, magnificationes
<i>n</i> exaltation (= act of exalting or extolling)

magnificente, magnificentemente, magnificentes
<i>adj</i> 1. magnificent; 2. munificent

magnificentia, magnificentias
<i>n</i> 1. magnificence; 2. munificence

magnitude, magnitudes
<i>n</i> magnitude (1. greatness; 2. [Astron.])

mago, magos
<i>n</i> 1. magus, mage; 2. magician, sorcerer;<br><b>le (tres) magos</b> the (three) Magi

magre, magremente, magres
<i>adj</i> lean, thin, meager;<br><b>die magre</b> [Eccl.] fast day

magressa, magressas
<i>n</i> leanness, thinness

magrir, magri, magriente, magrira, magrirea, magrite, magriva
<i>v</i> to become lean or thin, reduce

mahagoni, mahagonis
<b>(-h-)</b><br><i>n</i> mahogany

maharaja, maharajas
<b>[Hind.]</b><br><i>n</i> maharaja

maharani, maharanis
<b>[Hind.]</b><br><i>n</i> maharanee

mahatma, mahatmas
<i>n</i> mahatma

mahdi, mahdis
<b>(-d)</b><br><i>n</i> Mahdi

mahomet
<b>Mahomet</b><br><i>npr</i> Mohammed

mahometan, mahometanes, mahometanmente
<i>adj</i> Mohammedan, Mahometan

mahometano, mahometanos
<i>n</i> Mohammedan, Mahometan

mahometismo, mahometismos
<i>n</i> Mohammedanism, Mahometanism

mahometista, mahometistas
<i>n</i> Mohammedan

maio, maios
<i>n</i> May

mais, maes
<b>(-s)</b><br><i>n</i> (Indian) corn, maize <hr><b>(mis)</b><br><i>conj</i> but;<br><b>non solmente ... mais etiam</b> not only ... but also

majest
<b>majest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>majestate</b>

majestate, majestates
<i>n</i> 1. majesty; 2. Majesty

majestatic, majestaticamente, majestatiches
<i>adj</i> majestic

majestose, majestosemente, majestoses
<i>adj</i> majestic, majestical

major, majores, majormente
<i>adj</i> major (1. greater in dimension, rank, age, etc.; 2. [Mus.]; 3. [Law] of full age);<br><b>fortia major</b> <i>force majeure</i>;<br><b>le major parte del tempore</b> most of the time;<br><b>stato major</b> [Mil.] general staff <hr><i>n</i> major (1. [Army]; 2. person who is of age);<br><b>major general</b> major-general

majorar, majora, majorante, majorara, majorarea, majorate, majorava
<i>v</i> to make greater

majordomo, majordomos
<b>majordomo</b><br><i>n</i> major-domo

majoria, majorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> majority (1. rank of an army major; 2. legal age of responsibility)

majoritate, majoritates
<i>n</i> majority (1. greater or greatest number; 2. legal age of responsibility; 3. rank of an army major)

majuscula, majusculas
<i>n</i> capital (= capital letter)

majuscule, majusculemente, majuscules
<i>adj</i> capital (as in "capital letter")

mal, males, malmente
<i>adj</i> bad, evil;<br><b>le mal oculo</b> the evil eye <hr><i>adv</i> badly <hr><i>n</i> 1. evil, <i>also:</i> bad (= badness, that which is bad); 2. illness; 3. pain, ache;<br><b>mal caduc</b> falling sickness, epilepsy;<br><b>mal de mar</b> seasickness;<br><b>facer mal a un persona</b> to hurt, injure, a person;<br><b>mal de capite</b> headache;<br><b>mal del pais</b> homesickness;<br><b>mal del aviatores</b> airsickness

malaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Malaceae

malacee, malaceemente, malacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] malaceous

malade, malademente, malades
<i>adj</i> ill, sick

maladia, maladias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> illness, sickness

malaria, malarias
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] malaria

malaric, malaricamente, malariches
<i>adj</i> malarial

malay, malaymente, malays
<b>(-i)</b><br><i>n</i> Malay (1. member of the Malayan Race; 2. Malay language) <hr><b>(-i)</b><br><i>adj</i> Malay, Malayan

malaya
<b>Malaya</b><br><i>npr</i> Malaya, Malay Peninsula

malcontente, malcontentemente, malcontentes
<i>adj</i> dissatisfied; <i>also:</i> malcontent

maledicente, maledicentemente, maledicentes
<i>adj</i> slanderous

maledicentia, maledicentias
<i>n</i> slander

maledicer, maledice, maledicente, maledicera, maledicerea, malediceva, maledicite, maledicte
<b>maledicer [-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to curse (= to utter a curse or curses against)

maledict
<b>maledict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>maledicer</b>

maledicte, maledictemente, maledictes
<i>adj</i> cursed, accursed

malediction, maledictiones
<i>n</i> malediction, curse

malefic, maleficamente, malefiches
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> malefic, harmful

maleficente, maleficentemente, maleficentes
<i>adj</i> maleficent, evil-doing

maleficentia, maleficentias
<i>n</i> maleficence, mischievousness

maleficio, maleficios
<i>n</i> evil deed, mischief

malevole, malevolemente, malevoles
<b>malevole</b><br><i>adj</i> malevolent

malevolente, malevolentemente, malevolentes
<b>malevolente</b><br><i>adj</i> malevolent

malevolentia, malevolentias
<i>n</i> malevolence

malfacer, malface, malfacente, malfacera, malfacerea, malfaceva, malfacite, malfacte
<b>malfacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to do evil, wrong

malfaciente, malfacientemente, malfacientes
<i>adj</i> maleficent, harmful

malfact
<b>malfact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>malfacer</b>

malfactor, malfactores
<i>n</i> malefactor

malfamate, malfamatemente, malfamates
<b>malfamate</b><br><i>adj</i> in bad repute

malformation, malformationes
<b>malformation</b><br><i>n</i> malformation

malgrado
<b>malgrado</b><br><i>conj</i> in spite of

malgratiose, malgratiosemente, malgratioses
<b>malgratiose</b><br><i>adj</i> churlish, rude

malgre
<b>[malgre] (-gr)</b><br><i>prep</i> in spite of<br>(= <b>malgrado</b>)

malia, malias
<i>n</i> 1. mesh (of a net); 2. stitch (in knitting, etc.); 3. mail-armor

maliar, malia, maliante, maliara, maliarea, maliate, maliava
<i>v</i> to net (as in "to make a living by netting purses")

malic, malicamente, maliches
<i>adj</i> malic;<br><b>acido malic</b> malic acid

malignar, maligna, malignante, malignara, malignarea, malignate, malignava
<i>v</i> to be malignant

maligne, malignemente, malignes
<i>adj</i> malignant (1. malicious; 2. malign, harmful)

malignitate, malignitates
<i>n</i> malignancy, malignity

malitia, malitias
<i>n</i> malice

malitiose, malitiosemente, malitioses
<i>adj</i> malicious

malleabile, malleabilemente, malleabiles
<i>adj</i> malleable

malleabilitate, malleabilitates
<i>n</i> malleability

mallear, mallea, malleante, malleara, mallearea, malleate, malleava
<i>v</i> 1. to hammer, hammer out; 2. to thresh (grain), etc.

malleo, malleos
<i>n</i> I. mall (1. mallet used in game of mall; 2. the game "mall"; 3. the alley in which mall was played); II. sledgehammer

mallette, mallettes
<i>n</i> mallet

malo, malos
<i>n</i> apple

malodor, malodores, malodormente
<b>malodor</b><br><i>adj</i> malodorous

malsan, malsanes, malsanmente
<b>malsan</b><br><i>adj</i> unhealthy (1. not in good health; 2. unwholesome)

malsonante, malsonantemente, malsonantes
<b>malsonante</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. ill-sounding; 2. offensive, scandalous

malt, maltes
<i>n</i> malt

maltar, malta, maltante, maltara, maltarea, maltate, maltava
<i>v</i> to malt (= convert into malt)

maltator, maltatores
<i>n</i> malter, maltster

maltosa, maltosas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] maltose

maltractamento, maltractamentos
<i>n</i> maltreatment

maltractar, maltracta, maltractante, maltractara, maltractarea, maltractate, maltractava
<b>maltractar</b><br><i>v</i> to maltreat

malversar, malversa, malversante, malversara, malversarea, malversate, malversava
<b>malversar</b><br><i>v</i> to be guilty of malversation or corruption in office

malversation, malversationes
<i>n</i> malversation (= corruption in office)

mam
<b>mam-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mamma</b>

mamilla, mamillas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] mamma

mamillari, mamillarimente, mamillaris
<i>adj</i> mamillary (1. pertaining to the breast; 2. mammiform)

mamillate, mamillatemente, mamillates
<i>adj</i> mamillated, mamillary

mamilliforme, mamilliformemente, mamilliformes
<b>mamilliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> mamillary, mamilliform

mamillon, mamillones
<i>n</i> [Geog.] mamelon

mamma, mammas
<i>n</i> 1. [Anat.] mamma; 2. mama (= mother)

mammal, mammales
<i>n</i> mammal

mammalogia, mammalogias
<b>mammalogia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mammalogy

mammalogic, mammalogicamente, mammalogiches
<i>adj</i> mammalogical

mammari, mammarimente, mammaris
<i>adj</i> mammary

mammifere, mammiferemente, mammiferes
<i>adj</i> mammiferous

mammifero, mammiferos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> mammal

mammiforme, mammiformemente, mammiformes
<b>mammiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> mammiform

mammona, mammonas
<i>n</i> [Bib.] mammon

mammut, mammutes
<i>n</i> mammoth

man
<b>man-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>man-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] mano- (1. rare, thin; 2. gaseous)

manar, mana, manante, manara, manarea, manate, manava
<i>v</i> 1. to flow, trickle; 2. to emanate

manata, manatas
<i>n</i> handful

mancar, manca, mancante, mancara, mancarea, mancate, mancava
<i>v</i> to be lacking (= to be deficient or missing)

manchette, manchettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> cuff (of a sleeve)

manchu, manchumente, manchus
<b>(-tch, -dj)</b><br><i>adj</i> Manchu, Manchurian <hr><b>(-tch, -dj)</b><br><i>n</i> Manchu (1. Manchurian; 2. Manchu language)

manchukuo
<b>Manchukuo (-tchkw, -djkw)</b><br><i>npr</i> Manchukuo

manchuria
<b>Manchuria (-tch-, -dj-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Manchuria

mancipar, mancipa, mancipante, mancipara, manciparea, mancipate, mancipava
<i>v</i> to make over or deliver up as property

mancipe, mancipes
<b>mancipe (mn-)</b><br><i>n</i> purchaser

manco, mancos
<i>n</i> lack, want

mand
<b>mand-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

mandante, mandantes
<i>n</i> [Law] principal, mandator

mandar, manda, mandante, mandara, mandarea, mandate, mandava
<i>v</i> 1. to order (= to have a person follow an order or instruction); 2. to send

mandarin, mandarines
<i>n</i> mandarin (= Chinese public official);<br><b>lingua mandarin</b> Mandarin (language)

mandarina, mandarinas
<i>n</i> mandarin (= tangerine)

mandarinato, mandarinatos
<i>n</i> mandarinate

mandariniero, mandarinieros
<i>n</i> mandarin (tree)

mandarinismo, mandarinismos
<i>n</i> mandarinism

mandatario, mandatarios
<i>n</i> mandatary, mandatory; <i>also:</i> attorney, agent, etc.

mandato, mandatos
<i>n</i> 1. order, command; 2. [Law, Pol.] mandate;<br><b>mandato postal</b> (postal) money order

mandibula, mandibulas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] jaw; <i>also:</i> [Anat., Zool.] mandible

mandibular, mandibulares, mandibularmente
<i>adj</i> mandibular

mandola, mandolas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> mandola, mandora, pandora, pandore, bandore, etc. (= musical instrument similar to a mandolin, but larger)

mandolino, mandolinos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> mandolin

manducabile, manducabilemente, manducabiles
<i>adj</i> edible

manducar, manduca, manducante, manducara, manducarea, manducate, manducava
<i>v</i> to eat;<br><b>manducar (un persona) vive</b> to eat (someone) alive;<br><b>manducar le parolas</b> to mumble, chew one's words

manducation, manducationes
<i>n</i> (act of) eating

mane, manes
<b>[mane]</b><br>1. <i>n</i> morning; 2. <i>adv</i> early in the morning

maneabile, maneabilemente, maneabiles
<i>adj</i> easy to handle; manageable

maneabilitate, maneabilitates
<i>n</i> wieldiness; manageability

maneamento, maneamentos
<i>n</i> handling (of a tool, instrument, etc.)

manear, manea, maneante, maneara, manearea, maneate, maneava
<i>v</i> to handle (a tool, instrument); <i>also:</i> [Equit.] to manage; train, break in

maneo, maneos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> I. stratagem, trick; II. mange (1. horsemanship; 2. riding school)

maner
<b>-maner</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

mangan
<b>mangan-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>manganese, manganic</b>

manganato, manganatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] manganate

manganese, manganeses
<i>n</i> [Chem.] manganese (= the metal "manganese")

manganic, manganicamente, manganiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] manganic

manganifere, manganiferemente, manganiferes
<i>adj</i> manganiferous

manganite, manganites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] manganite

manganose, manganosemente, manganoses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] manganous

mangiabile, mangiabilemente, mangiabiles
<b>(-j-)</b><br><i>adj</i> edible

mangiar, mangia, mangiante, mangiara, mangiarea, mangiares, mangiate, mangiava
<b>(-jr)</b><br><i>v</i> to eat <hr><b>(-jr)</b><br><i>n</i> food

mangiator, mangiatores
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> eater

mangiatoria, mangiatorias
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> manger, crib

mania, manias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mania (1. [Pathol.]; 2. as in "sport mania");<br><b>haber le mania de</b> to have a mania for

maniac, maniacamente, maniaches
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> maniac

maniaco, maniacos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> maniac

manica, manicas
<i>n</i> 1. [Clothing] sleeve; 2. hose (= flexibile tube for conveying water, etc.); 3. channel, strait; 4 handcuff; 5 gas-mantle;<br><b>in manicas de camisa</b> in shirt sleeves;<br><b>haber le manica large</b> to be lenient (in judging moral matters);<br><b>le Manica</b> the (English) Channel

manich
<b>manich-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>manico</b>

manichetto, manichettos
<i>n</i> muff

manico, manicos
<i>n</i> handle (of a hammer, broom, plow, etc.); neck (of a violin)

manicuro, manicuros
<b>manicuro</b><br><i>n</i> manicurist

maniera, manieras
<i>n</i> manner, way;<br><b>de maniera que</b> so that;<br><b>manieras</b> manners;<br><b>bon manieras</b> good manners;<br><b>mal manieras</b> bad manners

manierar, maniera, manierante, manierara, manierarea, manierate, manierava
<i>v</i> to fill with mannerism, to make affected, to stylize

manierismo, manierismos
<i>n</i> mannerism

manierista, manieristas
<i>n</i> mannerist

manierose, manierosemente, manieroses
<i>adj</i> well-mannered, mannerly

manifestar, manifesta, manifestante, manifestara, manifestarea, manifestate, manifestava
<i>v</i> to manifest

manifestation, manifestationes
<i>n</i> manifestation (1. act of manifesting; 2. public demonstration)

manifeste, manifestemente, manifestes
<i>adj</i> manifest

manifesto, manifestos
<i>n</i> 1. manifesto; 2. manifest

manilla, manillas
<i>n</i> 1. bracelet; 2. shackle

maniluvio, maniluvios
<b>maniluvio</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] maniluvium, bath for the hands

manipular, manipula, manipulante, manipulara, manipularea, manipulate, manipulava
<i>v</i> to manipulate

manipulation, manipulationes
<i>n</i> manipulation

manipulative, manipulativemente, manipulatives
<i>adj</i> manipulative

manipulator, manipulatores
<i>n</i> manipulator

manipulatori, manipulatorimente, manipulatoris
<i>adj</i> manipulatory

manivella, manivellas
<i>n</i> [Mach.] crank

manivellar, manivella, manivellante, manivellara, manivellarea, manivellate, manivellava
<i>v</i> to crank, turn a crank

manna, mannas
<i>n</i> manna (1. "Biblical manna"; 2. [Pharm.])

mannequin, mannequins
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> mannequin (1. figure of a person used by artists, tailors, etc.; 2. dressmaker's live model)

mano, manos
<i>n</i> I. hand (1. hand of a person; 2. handwriting); II. quire (of paper);<br><b>sub mano</b> in an underhanded way;<br><b>del mano al mano</b> directly, without intermediary;<br><b>de prime mano</b> first-hand;<br><b>dar le ultime mano a</b> to give the final touch to;<br><b>un mano lava le altere</b> you scratch my back, I scratch yours;<br><b>demandar le mano de un persona</b> to ask for someone's hand;<br><b>mano morte</b> mortmain;<br><b>lavar se le manos de</b> to wash one's hands of;<br><b>venir al manos</b> to come to blows;<br><b>de secunde mano</b> second-hand

manographo, manographos
<b>manographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Engin.] manograph

manometro, manometros
<b>manometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> manometer

manomorte, manomortes
<b>manomorte</b><br><i>n</i> [Law] mortmain

manovra, manovras
<i>n</i> 1. operation (= act of putting and keeping in operation); 2. [R.R.] shunting; switching; 3. seamanship; 4 maneuver;<br><b>manovras</b> 1. [Mil.] maneuvers; 2. [Naut.] rigging, tackle

manovrabile, manovrabilemente, manovrabiles
<i>adj</i> maneuverable

manovrabilitate, manovrabilitates
<i>n</i> maneuverability

manovrar, manovra, manovrante, manovrara, manovrarea, manovrate, manovrava
<i>v</i> 1. to operate (= to put and keep in operation); 2. to maneuver

manovrator, manovratores
<i>n</i> maneuverer

mansard, franois mansard, francois mansard
<B>Mansard, Franois</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1598-1666; French architect]

mansarda, mansardas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] mansard (1. mansard roof; 2. mansard story or room); <i>also:</i> garret, attic

mansuete, mansuetemente, mansuetes
<i>adj</i> tame; <i>also:</i> gentle, mild, meek, etc.

mansuetude, mansuetudes
<i>n</i> tameness; <i>also:</i> gentleness, meekness, mildness, etc.

mante, mantes
<i>n</i> [Zool.] mantis <hr><b>-mante</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -mancer (= prophet, seer)

mantelletto, mantellettos
<i>n</i> mantelet (1. short mantle or cape; 2. [Fortif.])

mantello, mantellos
<i>n</i> coat, mantle, cloak, etc.

mantenentia, mantenentias
<i>n</i> maintenance (1. as in "maintenance of order"; 2. means of sustenance)

mantener, mantene, mantenente, mantenera, mantenerea, manteneva, mantenite
<b>mantener</b><br><i>v</i> to maintain (1. to keep in the same position or status; 2. to adhere to an opinion)

mantenimento, mantenimentos
<i>n</i> maintenance (1. as in "maintenance of order"; 2. means of sustenance)

mantenitor, mantenitores
<i>n</i> maintainer

mantia
<b>-mantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -mancy (= divination)

mantic, manticamente, mantiches
<i>adj</i> mantic

mantica, manticas
<i>n</i> manticism, mantic, divination

mantilla, mantillas
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> (Spanish) mantilla

manu
<b>manu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mano</b>

manual, manuales, manualmente
<i>adj</i> manual <hr><i>n</i> manual (= handbook)

manufac
<b>manufac- [fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

manufact
<b>manufact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>manufac-</b>

manufactura, manufacturas
<i>n</i> 1. factory, manufactory; 2. manufacture, fabrication

manufacturar, manufactura, manufacturante, manufacturara, manufacturarea, manufacturate, manufacturava
<i>v</i> to manufacture

manufacturari, manufacturarimente, manufacturaris
<i>adj</i> manufacturing (as in "manufacturing town")

manumiss
<b>manumiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>manumitter</b>

manumission, manumissiones
<i>n</i> manumission

manumitter, manumisse, manumitte, manumittente, manumittera, manumitterea, manumitteva, manumittite
<b>manumitter [-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to manumit

manuscripte, manuscriptemente, manuscriptes
<b>manuscripte</b><br><i>adj</i> manuscript

manuscripto, manuscriptos
<i>n</i> manuscript

mappa, mappas
<i>n</i> map

mappamundi, mappamundis
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> map of the world

maquerello, maquerellos
<b>(makerllo)</b><br><i>n</i> mackerel

mar, mares
<i>n</i> sea (= large body of salt water);<br><b>un mar de (sanguine)</b> a sea of (blood);<br><b>(in) alte mar</b> (on) high seas;<br><b>homine de mar</b> seaman, seafaring man;<br><b>mal de mar</b> seasickness;<br><b>mar grosse</b> heavy sea;<br><b>Mar Nigre</b> Black Sea;<br><b>Mar Morte</b> Dead Sea;<br><b>Mar del Nord</b> North Sea

marabu, marabus
<b>(-b)</b><br><i>n</i> [Ornith.] marabou

marabut, marabutes
<i>n</i> marabout (= Mohammedan saint or hermit)

marasca, marascas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> marasca (cherry)

marasch
<b>marasch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>marasca</b>

maraschino, maraschinos
<i>n</i> maraschino

marca, marcas
<i>n</i> I. mark (1. trace, impression; 2. sign, indication; 3. stamp, brand, label, etc.); II. marker (= instrument for marking);<br><b>marca de fabrica</b> trademark;<br><b>(de) marca (superior)</b> (of a superior) brand;<br><b>(vino) de marca</b> quality or choice (wine);<br><b>(persona) de marca</b> (person) of mark <hr><i>n</i> marchland, march

marcar, marca, marcante, marcara, marcarea, marcate, marcava
<i>v</i> to mark (= to indicate, distinguish etc. by a mark or marks)

marcate, marcatemente, marcates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>marcar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> marked (as in "a marked difference")

marcator, marcatores
<i>n</i> marker (= one who marks)

marcer, marce, marcente, marcera, marcerea, marceva, marcite
<i>v</i> to wither, wilt

marcescente, marcescentemente, marcescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>marcescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Bot.] marcescent

marcescentia, marcescentias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] marcescence

marcescer, marcesce, marcescente, marcescera, marcescerea, marcesceva, marcescite
<i>v</i> to wither, wilt

marcescibile, marcescibilemente, marcescibiles
<i>adj</i> withering, wilting (= liable to wither or wilt)

march
<b>march-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>marca</b>

marcha, marchas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> march (as in "military, processional, funeral, etc., march");<br><b>marcha fortiate</b> forced march;<br><b>marcha funebre</b> funeral march;<br><b>poner se in marcha</b> to start, get under way, etc.;<br><b>ordine de marcha</b> order of march, marching order

marchar, marcha, marchante, marchara, marcharea, marchate, marchava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to march

marchesa, marchesas
<i>n</i> marchioness, marquise

marchesato, marchesatos
<i>n</i> marquisate

marchese, marcheses
<i>n</i> 1. marquess, marquis; 2. marchioness, marquise

marcide, marcidemente, marcides
<i>adj</i> withered, wilted; <i>also:</i> languid, weak

marco, marcos
<i>n</i> mark (1. [Hist.] unit of weight for gold and silver; 2. [Fin.] monetary unit)<hr><b>Marco</b><br><i>npr</i> Mark

marcor, marcores
<i>n</i> withering, wilting; decaying, decay; <i>also:</i> languishing

marea, mareas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tide;<br><b>marea alte</b> high water, high tide;<br><b>marea basse</b> low water, low tide

marechal, marechals
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> marshal, field marshal

marechala, marechalas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> field marshal's wife

marechalato, marechalatos
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> marshalship

maremma, maremmas
<i>n</i> fen, salt marsh, etc.; <i>also:</i> maremma

margar
<b>margar-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives]

margaric, margaricamente, margariches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] margaric

margarina, margarinas
<i>n</i> margarine

margarita, margaritas
<i>n</i> 1. pearl; 2. daisy, marguerite;<br><b>jectar margaritas ante porcos</b> to cast pearls before swine;<br><b>Margarita</b> Margaret

marginal, marginales, marginalmente
<i>adj</i> marginal;<br><b>nota marginal</b> marginal note

marginar, margina, marginante, marginara, marginarea, marginate, marginava
<i>v</i> 1. to leave a margin on; 2. to make marginal notes on

marginate, marginatemente, marginates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>marginar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> bordered, marginate

margine, margines
<i>n</i> margin (1. border, edge; 2. "margin of a printed or written page")

marginose, marginosemente, marginoses
<i>adj</i> with a wide margin

maria
<b>Maria (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Mary, Marie

marian, marianes, marianmente
<i>adj</i> Marian

marianismo, marianismos
<i>n</i> Mariolatry (= excessive veneration of the Virgin Mary)

marianna
<b>Marianna</b><br><i>nprf</i> Marian, Marianne;<br><b>Mariannas</b> [Geog.] Marianas

marin, marines, marinmente
<i>adj</i> marine (= of the sea);<br><b>millia marin</b> nautical mile;<br><b>(planta) marin</b> sea (plant)

marina, marinas
<i>n</i> marine (1. as in "merchant marine"; 2. [Paint.]);<br><b>marina de guerra</b> navy;<br><b>officiero de marina</b> naval officer;<br><b>ministerio del marina</b> admiralty;<br><b>infanteria de marina</b> marines;<br><b>marina mercante</b> merchant or mercantile marine

marinada, marinadas
<i>n</i> marinade

marinar, marina, marinante, marinara, marinarea, marinate, marinava
<i>v</i> to marinade, marinate

marinero, marineros
<i>n</i> sailor, seaman, mariner

marino, marinos
<i>n</i> seaman

mario
<b>Mario</b><br><i>nprm</i> Marius

marion
<b>Marion</b><br><i>npr</i> Marion

marionette, marionettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> marionette, puppet;<br><b>theatro de marionettes</b> puppet show

marionettista, marionettistas
<i>n</i> puppeteer

marisco, mariscos
<i>n</i> marsh, bog

marista, maristas
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Marist

maritabile, maritabilemente, maritabiles
<i>adj</i> marriageable

maritage, maritages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> marriage

marital, maritales, maritalmente
<i>adj</i> marital

maritar, marita, maritante, maritara, maritarea, maritate, maritava
<i>v</i> to marry (= to unite in wedlock);<br><b>maritar se</b> to marry (= to get married)

maritime, maritimemente, maritimes
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> maritime;<br><b>commercio maritime</b> seaborne trade;<br><b>citate maritime</b> seaside town;<br><b>assecurantia maritime</b> marine insurance;<br><b>derecto maritime</b> maritime law

marito, maritos
<i>n</i> husband

marmelada, marmeladas
<i>n</i> jam, preserves;<br><b>marmelada (de oranges)</b> (orange) marmelade

marmita, marmitas
<i>n</i> [Cookery] pot

marmorar, marmora, marmorante, marmorara, marmorarea, marmorate, marmorava
<i>v</i> to marble, marbleize

marmorari, marmorarimente, marmoraris
<i>adj</i> marble

marmorator, marmoratores
<i>n</i> marbler, marbleizer

marmore, marmores
<i>n</i> marble (1. as in "Carrara marble"; 2. as in "to play marbles")

marmoreria, marmorerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. marble cutting; 2. marble works

marmorero, marmoreros
<i>n</i> 1. marble cutter, marble carver; 2. marble polisher

marmoriera, marmorieras
<i>n</i> marble quarry

marmorisar, marmorisa, marmorisante, marmorisara, marmorisarea, marmorisate, marmorisava
<i>v</i> 1. to marmorize; 2. to marbleize, marble

marocch
<b>marocch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Marocco</b>

marocchin, marocchines, marocchinmente
<i>adj</i> 1. Moroccan; 2. morocco <hr><i>n</i> morocco (leather), maroquin

marocchinar, marocchina, marocchinante, marocchinara, marocchinarea, marocchinate, marocchinava
<i>v</i> to dress (skin) like morocco

marocchineria, marocchinerias
<b>(-era)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. (action or process of) dressing morocco; 2. trade in morocco (leather)

marocchinero, marocchineros
<i>n</i> 1. morocco dresser; 2. morocco dealer

marocchino, marocchinos
<i>n</i> Moroccan

marocco
<b>Marocco</b><br><i>npr</i> Morocco

marquesas
<b>Marquesas [H]</b><br><i>npr</i> Marquesas (Islands)

marquis, marquiss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> marquis

marquise, marquises
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. marquise, marchioness; 2. marquee

marron, marrones
<i>n</i> chestnut (= edible nut of the sweet chestnut tree)

marroniero, marronieros
<i>n</i> (sweet) chestnut tree

marte
<b>Marte</b><br><i>npr</i> Mars (1. [Rom. Relig.]; 2. [Astron.])

martedi, martedis
<b>martedi (-d)</b><br><i>n</i> Tuesday

martellar, martella, martellante, martellara, martellarea, martellate, martellava
<i>v</i> to hammer

martellator, martellatores
<i>n</i> hammerer; hammer operator

martello, martellos
<i>n</i> 1. hammer; 2. hammerhead (shark)

martial, martiales, martialmente
<i>adj</i> martial (1. pertaining to war; 2. warlike, eager to fight; 3. [Old Chem.] containing iron);<br><b>lege martial</b> martial law;<br><b>corte martial</b> court-martial

martin
<b>Martin</b><br><i>nprm</i> Martin;<br><b>martin piscator</b> kingfisher

martino
<b>Martino</b><br><i>nprm</i> Martin

martio, martios
<i>n</i> March

martyre, martyres
<i>n</i> martyr

martyrio, martyrios
<i>n</i> martyrdom

martyrisar, martyrisa, martyrisante, martyrisara, martyrisarea, martyrisate, martyrisava
<i>v</i> to martyr, martyrize

martyrologio, martyrologios
<b>martyrologio</b><br><i>n</i> martyrology (= register of martyrs; <i>also:</i> histories of martyrs collectively)

marx, karl marx
<B>Marx, Karl</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1818-1883; German socialist]

marxismo, marxismos
<i>n</i> Marxism

marxista, marxistamente, marxistas
<i>n/adj</i> Marxist, Marxian

maryland
<b>Maryland [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> Maryland

marzapane, marzapanes
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> marzipan, marchpane

masca, mascas
<i>n</i> mask (1. cover for the face, used for disguise; 2. person wearing a mask, masker; 3. as in "death mask")

mascar, masca, mascante, mascara, mascarea, mascate, mascava
<i>v</i> to mask;<br><b>mascar se</b> to put on, assume, etc., a mask

mascara, mascaras
<b>(ms-)</b><br><i>n</i> mask (1. cover for the face, used for disguise; 2. person wearing a mask, masker; 3. as in "death mask")

mascarada, mascaradas
<i>n</i> masquerade

mascarar, mascara, mascarante, mascarara, mascararea, mascarate, mascarava
<i>v</i> to mask

mascotte, mascottes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> mascot

mascule, masculemente, mascules
<i>adj</i> male

masculin, masculines, masculinmente
<i>adj</i> masculine (1. male, manly; 2. [Gram.])

masculinisar, masculinisa, masculinisante, masculinisara, masculinisarea, masculinisate, masculinisava
<i>v</i> 1. to make manly; 2. [Gram.] to make masculine

masculinitate, masculinitates
<i>n</i> masculinity

masculo, masculos
<b>(ms-)</b><br><i>n</i> male

mason, masones
<i>n</i> 1. mason; 2. Mason, Freemason

masoneria, masonerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> masonry (1. work of a mason; 2. Freemasonry)

massa, massas
<i>n</i> I. mace (1. herald's staff; 2. club); II. sledge hammer, mallet, beetle, ram, etc. <hr><i>n</i> mass (= coherent body of matter or of individual objects);<br><b>in massa</b> in a body;<br><b>le massa (de un patrimonio)</b> the (total) estate;<br><b>le massas</b> the masses

massacrar, massacra, massacrante, massacrara, massacrarea, massacrate, massacrava
<i>v</i> to massacre

massacrator, massacratores
<i>n</i> massacrer

massacro, massacros
<i>n</i> massacre

massage, massages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> massage

massar, massa, massante, massara, massarea, massate, massava
<i>v</i> 1. to beat (with a club), to cudgel, thump; 2. to ram (= to drive with a ram)<hr><i>v</i> to mass, group together<hr><i>v</i> to massage

massero, masseros
<i>n</i> mace-bearer

massetta, massettas
<i>n</i> small mallet

masseur, masseurs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>masseur</i>

masseuse, masseuses
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>masseuse</i>

massive, massivemente, massives
<i>adj</i> massive

mast, mastes
<i>n</i> [Naut.] mast;<br><b>a medie mast</b> at half-mast

masticar, mastica, masticante, masticara, masticarea, masticate, masticava
<i>v</i> to chew, masticate <hr><i>v</i> to cement, putty, etc.

mastication, masticationes
<i>n</i> mastication

masticator, masticatores, masticatormente
<i>n</i> chewer <hr><i>adj</i> masticatory

mastico, masticos
<b>(ms-)</b><br><i>n</i> mastic (1. resin exuding from the mastic tree; 2. any of various pasty cements; <i>also:</i> putty)

masto
<b>masto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] masto-, mast- (= breast)

mastodonte, mastodontes
<b>mastodonte</b><br><i>n</i> mastodon

mastoide, mastoidemente, mastoides
<i>adj</i> mastoid

mastoiditis, mastoidites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] mastoiditis

mat, mates, matmente
<i>adj</i> 1. checkmated; 2. dull, mat;<br><b>chaco mat</b> checkmate

matador, matadores
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>matador</i>

matar, mata, matante, matara, matarea, matate, matava
<i>v</i> 1. to checkmate, mate; 2. to dull, mat (metals, etc.)

match, matchs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] match

mater
<b>mater-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>matre</b>

materia, materias
<i>n</i> matter (1. physical substance; 2. material of thought);<br><b>materia prime</b> raw material;<br><b>tabula del materias</b> table of contents

material, materiales, materialmente
<i>adj</i> material <hr><i>n</i> 1. material; 2. matriel

materialisar, materialisa, materialisante, materialisara, materialisarea, materialisate, materialisava
<i>v</i> to materialize (= to render material)

materialisation, materialisationes
<i>n</i> materialization

materialismo, materialismos
<i>n</i> materialism

materialista, materialistas
<i>n</i> materialist

materialistic, materialisticamente, materialistiches
<i>adj</i> materialistic

materialitate, materialitates
<i>n</i> materiality

maternal, maternales, maternalmente
<i>adj</i> maternal (1. pertaining to the mother; 2. characteristic of a mother; motherly)

materne, maternemente, maternes
<i>adj</i> maternal (1. pertaining to the mother; 2. characteristic of a mother, motherly)

maternitate, maternitates
<i>n</i> 1. motherhood, maternity; 2. maternity hospital

mathematic, mathematicamente, mathematiches
<i>adj</i> mathematical

mathematica, mathematicas
<i>n</i> mathematics

mathematico, mathematicos
<i>n</i> mathematician

mathusala
<b>Mathusala (-t-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Methuselah

matinal, matinales, matinalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. morning; 2. rising early

matinas
<i>npl</i> [Eccl.] matins

matinata, matinatas
<i>n</i> morning (= morning's duration)

matinee, matinees
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. woman's negligee; 2. [Theat.] matinee

matinero, matineros
<i>n</i> early riser

matino, matinos
<i>n</i> morning

matras, matrases
<b>(-s)</b><br><i>n</i> mattress

matrass
<b>matrass-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>matras</b>

matrassero, matrasseros
<i>n</i> mattress maker

matrastra, matrastras
<i>n</i> stepmother

matre, matres
<i>n</i> mother;<br><b>lingua matre</b> parent language;<br><b>matre vite</b> [Mech.] nut;<br><b>matre affin</b> mother-in-law

matreperla, matreperlas
<b>matreperla</b><br><i>n</i> mother-of-pearl

matriarcha, matriarchas
<b>matriarcha</b><br><i>n</i> matriarch

matriarchal, matriarchales, matriarchalmente
<b>matriarchal</b><br><i>adj</i> matriarchal

matriarchato, matriarchatos
<i>n</i> matriarchate

matrice, matrices
<i>n</i> matrix (1. [Anat.]; 2. [Technol.])

matricida, matricidas
<b>matricida</b><br><i>n</i> matricide (= one who kills his mother)

matricidio, matricidios
<b>matricidio</b><br><i>n</i> matricide (= act of killing one's mother)

matricula, matriculas
<i>n</i> roll, register, list (of members), etc.

matricular, matricula, matriculante, matriculara, matricularea, matriculares, matricularmente, matriculate, matriculava
<i>adj</i> pertaining to registration or enrollment <hr><i>v</i> to register, enroll (someone); <i>also:</i> to matriculate (a student);<br><b>matricular se</b> to matriculate (as a student)

matriculation, matriculationes
<i>n</i> matriculation

matrimonial, matrimoniales, matrimonialmente
<i>adj</i> matrimonial

matrimonio, matrimonios
<i>n</i> matrimony

matrina, matrinas
<i>n</i> godmother

matrona, matronas
<i>n</i> matron (= elderly wife or widow)

matronal, matronales, matronalmente
<i>adj</i> matronly

matta, mattas
<i>n</i> 1. mat (as in "door mat"); 2. [Foundry] matte

mattar, matta, mattante, mattara, mattarea, mattate, mattava
<i>v</i> to lay with a mat

mattheo
<b>Mattheo (-o)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Matthew

matthiol
<b>matthiol-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Mattioli, P. A.</b>

matthiola, matthiolas
<i>n</i> gillyflower, stock

mattioli, mattioli p a
<B>Mattioli, P. A.</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1500-1577; Italian physician]

matur, matures, maturmente
<i>adj</i> ripe; mature

maturar, matura, maturante, maturara, maturarea, maturate, maturava
<i>v</i> 1. to ripen; to mature; 2. [Med.] to ripen (1. to bring to a head; 2. to maturate)

maturation, maturationes
<i>n</i> maturation

maturative, maturativemente, maturatives
<i>adj</i> maturative

maturitate, maturitates
<i>n</i> ripeness, maturity

matutin, matutines, matutinmente
<i>adj</i> morning

matutinal, matutinales, matutinalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. matutinal; 2. rising early

matutinas
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Eccl.] matins

matutino, matutinos
<i>n</i> morning

maure, mauremente, maures
<i>adj</i> Moorish

mauresc, maurescamente, mauresches
<i>adj</i> Moresque, Moorish

mauresca, maurescas
<i>n</i> morris (dance)

mauritania
<b>Mauritania</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. [Hist.] Mauritania, Mauretania (= ancient district of North Africa); 2. Mauritania (= French colony of Mauritania)

mauritio
<b>Mauritio</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Maurice, Mauritius; 2. [Geog.] Mauritius

mauro, mauros
<i>n</i> Moor

mauser, mauseres
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> Mauser (rifle)

mausoleo, mausoleos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> mausoleum

mausolo
<b>Mausolo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Anc. Hist.] Mausolus

mauve, mauvemente, mauves
<b>[F]</b><br><i>adj/n</i> mauve

maxilla, maxillas
<i>n</i> jawbone, jaw

maxillar, maxillares, maxillarmente
<i>adj</i> maxillary;<br><b>osso maxillar</b> maxillary bone

maxilliforme, maxilliformemente, maxilliformes
<b>maxilliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> maxilliform

maxim, maxims
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> maxim (gun), machine gun

maxima, maximas
<b>(mx-)</b><br><i>n</i> maxim

maximal, maximales, maximalmente
<i>adj</i> maximal

maxime, maximemente, maximes
<b>(mx-)</b><br><i>adj</i> greatest, highest, maximal;<br><b>precio maxime</b> maximum price, ceiling price <hr><b>[maxime] (mx-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. most; 2. especially, principally; 3. exceedingly, very; 4. certainly

maximo, maximos
<b>(mx-)</b><br><i>n</i> maximum

mayonnaise, mayonnaises
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> mayonnaise

mazurka, mazurkas
<b>[Polish]</b><br><i>n</i> [Dancing] mazurka

me
<i>pron</i> 1. <i>pers</i> me; 2. <i>refl</i> myself (as in "I hurt myself", "I said to myself")

mear, mea, meante, meara, mearea, meate, meava
<i>v</i> to go, pass

meato, meatos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] meatus

mechan
<b>mechan-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

mechanic, mechanicamente, mechaniches
<i>adj</i> mechanical;<br><b>ingeniero mechanic</b> mechanical engineer

mechanica, mechanicas
<i>n</i> mechanics

mechanico, mechanicos
<i>n</i> mechanic

mechanisar, mechanisa, mechanisante, mechanisara, mechanisarea, mechanisate, mechanisava
<i>v</i> to mechanize

mechanisation, mechanisationes
<i>n</i> mechanization

mechanismo, mechanismos
<i>n</i> mechanism

mechanotherapia, mechanotherapias
<b>mechanotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] mechanotherapy

medalia, medalias
<i>n</i> medal

medaliario, medaliarios
<i>n</i> 1. collection of medals; 2. medal cabinet

medalion, medaliones
<i>n</i> I. medallion (1. large medal; 2. round, flat ornament or portrait); II. locket

medalista, medalistas
<i>n</i> medalist (1. maker of medals; 2. one skilled in medals)

mede, medemente, medes
<i>adj</i> Median

media, medias
<i>n</i> average, mean;<br><b>media arithmetic</b> arthimetical mean;<br><b>media geometric</b> geometrical mean <hr><b>Media</b><br><i>npr</i> Media

medial, mediales, medialmente
<i>adj</i> [Philol.] medial

median, medianes, medianmente
<i>adj</i> median, medium;<br><b>de etate median</b> middle-aged;<br><b>nervo median</b> median nerve

mediana, medianas
<i>n</i> [Geom.] median

mediante, mediantes
<i>n</i> [Mus.] mediant

mediar, media, mediante, mediara, mediarea, mediate, mediava
<i>v</i> to mediate (1. to form a connecting link between; 2. to act as an intermediary)

mediastino, mediastinos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] mediastinum

mediate, mediatemente, mediates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>mediar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> mediate (as in "a mediate cause")

mediation, mediationes
<i>n</i> mediation

mediator, mediatores
<i>n</i> mediator

medic, medicamente, mediches
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> medical

medicabile, medicabilemente, medicabiles
<i>adj</i> medicable

medical, medicales, medicalmente
<i>adj</i> medical

medicamentar, medicamenta, medicamentante, medicamentara, medicamentarea, medicamentate, medicamentava
<i>v</i> to treat with medicaments

medicamento, medicamentos
<i>n</i> medicament, medication, medicine

medicamentose, medicamentosemente, medicamentoses
<i>adj</i> medicinal

medicar, medica, medicante, medicara, medicarea, medicate, medicava
<i>v</i> to medicate; to treat (medically)

medicastro, medicastros
<i>n</i> medicaster, quack

medication, medicationes
<i>n</i> medication (= act or process of medicating)

medicina, medicinas
<i>n</i> medicine (1. medical science or art; 2. substance or compound taken internally to cure disease);<br><b>doctor in medicina</b> doctor of medicine;<br><b>medicina legal</b> forensic medicine

medicinal, medicinales, medicinalmente
<i>adj</i> medicinal

medicinar, medicina, medicinante, medicinara, medicinarea, medicinate, medicinava
<i>v</i> to give or administer medicine to

medico, medicos
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> physician, doctor

medie, mediemente, medies
<i>adj</i> 1. half; 2. middle; 3. average, mean;<br><b>termino medie</b> [Philos.] middle term;<br><b>medie hora</b> half an hour;<br><b>medie fratre</b> half-brother;<br><b>medie etate</b> Middle Ages

mediedie, mediedies
<b>mediedie (-de)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. noon; 2. south

medienocte, medienoctes
<b>medienocte</b><br><i>n</i> midnight

medietate, medietates
<i>n</i> half;<br><b>le medietate del (mundo)</b> half the (world);<br><b>a medietate</b> half (= to half the full amount or degree);<br><b>a medietate del cammino</b> halfway;<br><b>(mi) car medietate</b> (my) better half, wife

medieval, medievales, medievalmente
<i>adj</i> medieval

medievo, medievos
<b>medievo</b><br><i>n</i> Middle Ages

medio, medios
<i>adv</i> half <hr><i>n</i> 1. middle, <i>also:</i> midst; 2. mean, medium; 3. means (= agent or instrument by which an end is attained);<br><b>per medio de</b> by means of;<br><b>medios</b> means (= pecuniary resources)

mediocre, mediocremente, mediocres
<i>adj</i> mediocre

mediocritate, mediocritates
<i>n</i> mediocrity (1. quality or state of being mediocre; 2. mediocre person)

meditar, medita, meditante, meditara, meditarea, meditate, meditava
<i>v</i> I. to meditate (1. to be engaged in meditation; 2. to plan, contemplate); II. to think of, ponder;<br><b>meditar super</b> to meditate upon

meditation, meditationes
<i>n</i> meditation

meditative, meditativemente, meditatives
<i>adj</i> meditative

meditator, meditatores
<i>n</i> meditator

mediterranee, mediterraneemente, mediterranees
<b>mediterranee</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. inland; 2. Mediterranean

mediterraneo, mediterraneos
<i>n</i> inland sea;<br><b>Mediterraneo</b> Mediterranean

medium, mediumes
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> medium (as in "a spiritualistic medium")

mediumnic, mediumnicamente, mediumniches
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Spiritualism] mediumistic

medo, medos
<i>n</i> 1. Mede, Median; 2. Median (language), Medic

medulla, medullas
<i>n</i> 1. marrow; 2. pith;<br><b>medulla spinal</b> spinal cord

medullar, medullares, medullarmente
<i>adj</i> medullary (= containing, consisting of, or resembling, marrow)

medullose, medullosemente, medulloses
<i>adj</i> 1. marrowy; 2. pithy

medusa
<b>Medusa</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Medusa;<br><b>medusa</b> [Zool.] medusa

meeting, meetings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> (political) meeting

mega
<b>mega-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] mega- (= great, extended; a million times)

megal
<b>megal-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mega-</b>

megalocephale, megalocephalemente, megalocephales
<b>megalocephale</b><br><i>adj</i> megalocephalic

megalomane, megalomanemente, megalomanes
<b>megalomane</b><br><i>adj</i> megalomanical

megalomania, megalomanias
<b>megalomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> megalomania

megalomano, megalomanos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> megalomaniac

megalopole, megalopoles
<b>megalopole</b><br><i>n</i> megalopolis

megalosauro, megalosauros
<b>megalosauro</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] megalosaurus, megalosaur

megametro, megametros
<b>megametro (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> megameter

megaphono, megaphonos
<b>megaphono (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> megaphone

melancholia, melancholias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> melancholy; <i>also:</i> [Pathol.] melancholia

melancholic, melancholicamente, melancholiches
<i>adj</i> melancholy

melassa, melassas
<i>n</i> molasses

melic, melicamente, meliches
<i>adj</i> melic (= of song; meant to be sung)

melio
<i>adv</i> better;<br><b>tanto melio</b> so much the better

melior, meliores, meliormente
<i>adj</i> better;<br><b>(le) melior</b> (the) best

meliorar, meliora, meliorante, meliorara, meliorarea, meliorate, meliorava
<i>v</i> to improve, ameliorate

melioration, meliorationes
<i>n</i> improvement, amelioration

meliorator, melioratores
<i>n</i> improver, ameliorator

meliorismo, meliorismos
<i>n</i> meliorism

mellar, mella, mellante, mellara, mellarea, mellate, mellava
<i>v</i> to make honey, to honey

mellate, mellatemente, mellates
<i>adj</i> 1. honey, honeyed; 2. honeycolored

melle, melles
<i>n</i> honey;<br><b>luna de melle</b> honeymoon

mellero, melleros
<i>n</i> honey dealer

mellifere, melliferemente, melliferes
<i>adj</i> melliferous

mellificar, mellifica, mellificante, mellificara, mellificarea, mellificate, mellificava
<i>v</i> to make honey (as in "bees making honey")

mellification, mellificationes
<i>n</i> honey making

melliflue, mellifluemente, melliflues
<b>melliflue</b><br><i>adj</i> mellifluous

mellifluitate, mellifluitates
<i>n</i> mellifluence, mellifluousness

mellose, mellosemente, melloses
<i>adj</i> honeyed, honeylike

melo
<b>melo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] melo-, mel- (= song)

melodia, melodias
<b>melodia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> melody

melodic, melodicamente, melodiches
<i>adj</i> melodic

melodiose, melodiosemente, melodioses
<i>adj</i> melodious

melodista, melodistas
<i>n</i> melodist (= composer of melodies)

melodrama, melodramas
<b>melodrama [-ma-/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> melodrama

melodramat
<b>melodramat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>melodrama</b>

melodramatic, melodramaticamente, melodramatiches
<i>adj</i> melodramatic

melomane, melomanes
<b>melomane (--)</b><br><i>n</i> melomaniac

melomania, melomanias
<b>melomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> melomania

melon, melones
<i>n</i> melon;<br><b>melon de aqua</b> watermelon

meloniera, melonieras
<i>n</i> melon bed

melopeia, melopeias
<b>melopeia (-pya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Antiq.] melopoeia (1. composition of melodies; 2. chanting of verses)

membrana, membranas
<i>n</i> membrane;<br><b>membrana mucose</b> mucous membrane;<br><b>membrana false</b> [Pathol.] false membrane

membranacee, membranaceemente, membranacees
<i>adj</i> membranous, membranaceous

membranose, membranosemente, membranoses
<i>adj</i> membranous (= consisting of membranes)

membratura, membraturas
<i>n</i> (human) frame

membro, membros
<i>n</i> I. member (1. constituent part of a whole; 2. "member of a social group, organization, etc."); II. limb (of animal or human body);<br><b>membro del parlamento</b> member of Parliament

membrute, membrutemente, membrutes
<i>adj</i> stout-limbed

memorabile, memorabilemente, memorabiles
<i>adj</i> memorable

memorandum, memorandumes
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. memorandum (1. note, record of events, etc.; 2. informal communication or report); II. memorandum book

memorar, memora, memorante, memorara, memorarea, memorate, memorava
<i>v</i> to remember (= to recollect, recall; bear in mind)

memorative, memorativemente, memoratives
<i>adj</i> commemorative

memore, memoremente, memores
<i>adj</i> mindful (of a person or a thing)

memoria, memorias
<i>n</i> I. memory (1. faculty of remembering; 2. remembrance, recollection); II. memoir (memorandum, record, etc.); III. [Law] factum (= memorial);<br><b>memorias</b> memoirs (1. autobiographical record; 2. transactions of a learned society);<br><b>de memoria</b> from memory, by heart;<br><b>in memoria de</b> in memory of;<br><b>facer memoria de</b> to commemorate;<br><b>de memoria de homine</b> within living memory

memorial, memoriales
<i>n</i> I. memorials; II. memorial (= statement of facts in form of a petition)

memorialista, memorialistas
<i>n</i> memorialist (= a writer of memoirs)

menacia, menacias
<i>n</i> menace, threat

menaciar, menacia, menaciante, menaciara, menaciarea, menaciate, menaciava
<i>v</i> to menace, threaten

menage, menages
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> household, mnage

menagerie, menageries
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> menagerie

menar, mena, menante, menara, menarea, menate, menava
<i>v</i> to lead, guide, conduct

menchev
<b>menchev-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>menchevico</b>

menchevico, menchevicos
<b>(menshevco)</b><br><i>n</i> menshevik, menshevist

menchevismo, menchevismos
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> menshevism

menchevista, menchevistas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> menshevist, menshevik; <i>attrib.</i> menshevist, menshevistic

menda, mendas
<i>n</i> 1. defect, blemish; 2. fault, error

mendace, mendacemente, mendaces
<i>adj</i> mendacious (1. lying, untruthful; 2. false, untrue)

mendacio, mendacios
<i>n</i> lie (= falsehood);<br><b>mendacio officiose</b> white lie

mendic, mendicamente, mendiches
<b>(-dc)</b><br><i>adj</i> beggarly

mendicante, mendicantes
<i>n</i> beggar, mendicant; <i>specif:</i> [Eccl.] mendicant friar

mendicar, mendica, mendicante, mendicara, mendicarea, mendicate, mendicava
<i>v</i> to beg; to go begging

mendication, mendicationes
<i>n</i> (action of) begging

mendicitate, mendicitates
<i>n</i> mendicity

mendico, mendicos
<b>(-co)</b><br><i>n</i> beggar

mendose, mendosemente, mendoses
<i>adj</i> 1. defective, faulty; 2. erroneous

menestrel, menestreles
<i>n</i> minstrel

meninge, meninges
<i>n</i> [Anat.] meninx;<br><b>meninges</b> meninges

meningitis, meningites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] meningitis;<br><b>meningitis cerebro-spinal</b> cerebrospinal meningitis

meno
<b>[meno]</b><br><i>adv</i> (= <b>minus</b>)

mens
<b>mens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>metir</b>

mense, menses
<i>n</i> 1. month; 2. monthly salary

mensor, mensores
<i>n</i> measurer; <i>also:</i> gauge

menstrual, menstruales, menstrualmente
<i>adj</i> menstrual (= pertaining to the menses)

menstruar, menstrua, menstruante, menstruara, menstruarea, menstruate, menstruava
<i>v</i> to menstruate

menstruation, menstruationes
<i>n</i> menstruation

menstruo, menstruos
<i>n</i> menstruation

mensual, mensuales, mensualmente
<i>adj</i> monthly

mensualitate, mensualitates
<i>n</i> monthly payment

mensura, mensuras
<i>n</i> measure

mensurabile, mensurabilemente, mensurabiles
<i>adj</i> measurable, mensurable

mensurabilitate, mensurabilitates
<i>n</i> measurability, mensurability

mensurar, mensura, mensurante, mensurara, mensurarea, mensurate, mensurava
<i>v</i> to measure

mensurate, mensuratemente, mensurates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>mensurar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> moderate, temperate

mensuration, mensurationes
<i>n</i> measuring, measurement, mensuration

mensurator, mensuratores
<i>n</i> measurer

mental, mentales, mentalmente
<i>adj</i> mental;<br><b>restriction mental</b> mental reservation

mentalitate, mentalitates
<i>n</i> mentality

mente, mentes
<i>n</i> mind (= intellectual powers, mental force)

mentecapte, mentecaptemente, mentecaptes
<b>mentecapte</b><br><i>adj</i> feeble-minded

mentha, menthas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] mint;<br><b>mentha piperate</b> peppermint

menthol, mentholes
<i>n</i> menthol

mentholate, mentholatemente, mentholates
<i>adj</i> mentholated

mention, mentiones
<i>n</i> mention;<br><b>facer mention de</b> to make mention of, to mention;<br><b>mention honorabile</b> honorable mention

mentionabile, mentionabilemente, mentionabiles
<i>adj</i> mentionable

mentionar, mentiona, mentionante, mentionara, mentionarea, mentionate, mentionava
<i>v</i> to mention

mentir, menti, mentiente, mentira, mentirea, mentite, mentiva
<i>v</i> to lie, tell lies

mentita, mentitas
<i>n</i> lie, falsehood

mentitor, mentitores
<i>n</i> liar

mento, mentos
<i>n</i> chin

menu, menus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> menu, bill of fare

menuet, menuetes
<i>n</i> minuet

meravilia, meravilias
<i>n</i> marvel (= that which excites wonder)

meraviliar, meravilia, meraviliante, meraviliara, meraviliarea, meraviliate, meraviliava
<i>v</i> to marvel

meraviliose, meraviliosemente, meravilioses
<i>adj</i> marvelous

mercabile, mercabilemente, mercabiles
<i>adj</i> merchantable

mercante, mercantes
<i>n</i> merchant, dealer

mercantia, mercantias
<i>n</i> 1. trade, traffic; 2. merchandise, ware

mercantil, mercantiles, mercantilmente
<i>adj</i> 1. mercantile; 2. mercenary, grasping

mercantilismo, mercantilismos
<i>n</i> mercantilism (1. commercialism, mercenary spirit; 2. theory and practice of the mercantile system)

mercar, merca, mercante, mercara, mercarea, mercate, mercava
<i>v</i> to trade, deal (= to do business)

mercato, mercatos
<i>n</i> market (1. market place; 2. as in "cattle market"; 3. [Econ., Com.]);<br><b>a bon mercato</b> at a low rate, cheap(ly);<br><b>mercato nigre</b> black market

mercator, mercatores
<i>n</i> merchant, dealer, marketer

merce, merces
<i>n</i> merchandise;<br><b>traino de merces</b> freight train

mercede, mercedes
<i>n</i> grace, mercy, clemency, etc.;<br><b>esser al mercede de</b> to be at the mercy of

mercenari, mercenarimente, mercenaris
<i>adj</i> mercenary

mercenario, mercenarios
<i>n</i> 1. hired worker; 2. mercenary

mercer, john mercer
<B>Mercer, John</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1791-1866; inventor of mercerizing process]

merceria, mercerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. notions, small ware; notion or small-ware trade or store

mercerisage, mercerisages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> mercerizing, mercerization

mercerisar, mercerisa, mercerisante, mercerisara, mercerisarea, mercerisate, mercerisava
<i>v</i> to mercerize

mercerisate, mercerisatemente, mercerisates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>mercerisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> mercerized

mercerisation, mercerisationes
<i>n</i> mercerizing, mercerization

mercero, merceros
<i>n</i> dealer in notions, small-ware dealer

mercurial, mercuriales, mercurialmente
<i>adj</i> I. mercurial (1. as in "mercurial temperament"; 2. as in "mercurial barometer"); II. Mercurial

mercuric, mercuricamente, mercuriches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] mercuric

mercuridi, mercuridis
<b>mercuridi (-d)</b><br><i>n</i> Wednesday;<br><b>mercuridi del cineres</b> Ash Wednesday

mercurio, mercurios
<b>Mercurio</b><br><i>npr</i> Mercury (1. [Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.]) <hr><i>n</i> mercury, quicksilver

mercuriose, mercuriosemente, mercurioses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] mercurous

merer, mere, merente, merera, mererea, mereva, merite
<i>v</i> to merit, deserve

meretrice, meretrices
<i>n</i> prostitute

meretricie, meretriciemente, meretricies
<i>adj</i> meretricious (= of a prostitute)

merger, merge, mergente, mergera, mergerea, mergeva, mergite, merse
<b>[merg-/mers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to plunge (into), sink (in)

meridian, meridianes, meridianmente
<i>adj</i> meridian

meridiano, meridianos
<i>n</i> meridian;<br><b>meridiano magnetic</b> magnetic meridian

meridie, meridies
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. noon; 2. south;<br><b>a meridie</b> at noon;<br><b>ante meridie</b> in the forenoon

meridional, meridionales, meridionalmente
<i>adj</i> southern, meridional <hr><i>n</i> southerner, meridional

meringue, meringues
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> meringue (1. mixture of beaten egg whites and sugar; 2. thin case of meringue filled with whipped cream)

merino, merinos
<i>n</i> merino

meritar, merita, meritante, meritara, meritarea, meritate, meritava
<i>v</i> to merit, deserve

merito, meritos
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> merit

meritori, meritorimente, meritoris
<i>adj</i> meritorious

merla, merlas
<i>n</i> blackbird, merl

mero
<b>mero-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] mero-, mer- (= part)

meropia, meropias
<b>meropia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] meropia, partial blindness

mes
<b>-mes-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mense</b> <hr><b>mes-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] mes-, meso- (= middle)

meschin, meschines, meschinmente
<i>adj</i> mean, paltry, shabby

meschineria, meschinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> meanness, shabbiness

mesenteric, mesentericamente, mesenteriches
<i>adj</i> mesenteric

mesenterio, mesenterios
<b>mesenterio</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] mesentery

mesenteritis, mesenterites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] mesenteritis

mesme
1. same; 2. myself, yourself, himself, etc. (as in "the king himself")

mesmer, friedrich anton mesmer
<B>Mesmer, Friedrich Anton</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1734-1815; Austrian doctor]

mesmerian, mesmerianes, mesmerianmente
<i>adj</i> mesmeric, mesmerian

mesmerisar, mesmerisa, mesmerisante, mesmerisara, mesmerisarea, mesmerisate, mesmerisava
<i>v</i> to mesmerize; <i>also:</i> to magnetize

mesmerismo, mesmerismos
<i>n</i> mesmerism; <i>also:</i> animal magnetism

mesmerista, mesmeristas
<i>n</i> mesmerist; <i>also:</i> animal magnetist

mesmo
<i>adv</i> 1. likewise; 2. even;<br><b>hodie mesmo</b> this very day;<br><b>ora mesmo</b> right now

mesocarpio, mesocarpios
<b>mesocarpio</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] mesocarp

mesocephale, mesocephalemente, mesocephales
<b>mesocephale</b><br><i>adj</i> mesocephalic

mesocephalo, mesocephalos
<i>n</i> mesocephal

mesolabio, mesolabios
<b>mesolabio</b><br><i>n</i> mesolabe

mesopotamia
<b>Mesopotamia</b><br><i>npr</i> Mesopotamia

mesopotamian, mesopotamianes, mesopotamianmente
<i>adj</i> Mesopotamian

mesozoic, mesozoicamente, mesozoiches
<b>mesozoic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Mesozoic

message, messages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> message

messageria, messagerias
<b>(-ajera)</b><br><i>n</i> shipping office, shipping service

messagero, messageros
<b>(-ajro)</b><br><i>n</i> messenger

messe, messes
<i>n</i> harvest, crop(s)

messia, messias
<b>Messia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Messiah

messianic, messianicamente, messianiches
<i>adj</i> Messianic

messianismo, messianismos
<i>n</i> Messianism

messidor, messidores
<b>messidor</b><br><i>n</i> [French Revolutionary Calendar] Messidor

mesticiage, mesticiages
<b>(aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (action or process of) cross breeding

mesticiar, mesticia, mesticiante, mesticiara, mesticiarea, mesticiate, mesticiava
<i>v</i> to cross (= to cause to interbreed)

mesticio, mesticios
<i>n</i> half-breed, mestizo

mestiero, mestieros
<i>n</i> craft, trade

mesura, mesuras
<i>n</i> measure (1. size, extent, dimension, etc.; <i>also:</i> measurement; 2. standard of measure; <i>also:</i> system of measure units, measurement; 3. [Mus.; Pros.]; 4 degree, proportion; 5 as in "drastic measure(s)");<br><b>bon mesura</b> good or ample measure;<br><b>medie mesura</b> half measure;<br><b>a mesura que</b> (in proportion) as;<br><b>prender le mesuras de</b> to take measurements of;<br><b>prender su mesuras</b> to take steps or measures

mesurabile, mesurabilemente, mesurabiles
<i>adj</i> measurable, mensurable

mesurabilitate, mesurabilitates
<i>n</i> measurability, mensurability

mesurar, mesura, mesurante, mesurara, mesurarea, mesurate, mesurava
<i>v</i> to measure (1. to ascertain the size, capacity, extent, measurements, etc., of; 2. to be of a certain measurement);<br><b>mesurar su parolas</b> to weigh one's words;<br><b>mesurar se con (un persona)</b> to measure one's strength against (someone);<br><b>passo mesurate</b> measured tread

mesurate, mesuratemente, mesurates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>mesurar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> moderate, temperate

mesuration, mesurationes
<i>n</i> measuring, measurement, mensuration

mesurator, mesuratores
<i>n</i> measurer

met
<b>met-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>meta-</b>

meta
<b>meta-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>met-</b> before vowels and <b>-h-</b>; used chiefly to form technical terms] meta-, met- (1. behind; 2. beyond, transcending, higher; 3. changed, transferred, transformed)

metabole, metaboles
<i>n</i> [Rhet.] antimetabole

metabolismo, metabolismos
<i>n</i> [Biol.] metabolism

metacarpal, metacarpales, metacarpalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] metacarpal

metacarpo, metacarpos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] metacarpus

metallic, metallicamente, metalliches
<i>adj</i> metallic;<br><b>reserva metallic</b> [Fin.] bullion reserve

metallifere, metalliferemente, metalliferes
<i>adj</i> metalliferous

metallin, metallines, metallinmente
<i>adj</i> metalline

metallisar, metallisa, metallisante, metallisara, metallisarea, metallisate, metallisava
<i>v</i> to metallize

metallisation, metallisationes
<i>n</i> metallization

metallo, metallos
<i>n</i> metal (as in "gold is a metal");<br><b>metallo blanc</b> white metal, babbitt

metallographia, metallographias
<b>metallographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> metallography (1. study of metals; 2. [Print.])

metallographic, metallographicamente, metallographiches
<i>adj</i> metallographic

metalloide, metalloides
<i>n</i> metalloid

metalloidic, metalloidicamente, metalloidiches
<i>adj</i> metalloidal

metallotherapia, metallotherapias
<b>metallotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> metallotherapy

metallurgia, metallurgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> metallurgy

metallurgic, metallurgicamente, metallurgiches
<i>adj</i> metallurgical, metallurgic

metallurgista, metallurgistas
<i>n</i> metallurgist

metallurgo, metallurgos
<b>metallurgo</b><br><i>n</i> metallurgist

metamere, metameremente, metameres
<i>adj</i> metamerous, metameric (1. [Zool.]; 2. [Chem.])

metameria, metamerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> metamerism, metamery (1. [Zool.]; 2. [Chem.])

metamero, metameros
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] metamere

metamorphe, metamorphemente, metamorphes
<i>adj</i> metamorphic, metamorphous

metamorphic, metamorphicamente, metamorphiches
<i>adj</i> metamorphic; <i>also:</i> [Geol.]

metamorphismo, metamorphismos
<i>n</i> metamorphism (1. metamorphosis; 2. [Geol.])

metamorphosar, metamorphosa, metamorphosante, metamorphosara, metamorphosarea, metamorphosate, metamorphosava
<i>v</i> to metamorphose, transform (= to cause to change form)

metamorphose, metamorphoses
<i>n</i> metamorphosis

metaphora, metaphoras
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> metaphor

metaphoric, metaphoricamente, metaphoriches
<i>adj</i> metaphorical, metaphoric

metaphorisar, metaphorisa, metaphorisante, metaphorisara, metaphorisarea, metaphorisate, metaphorisava
<i>v</i> to metaphorize

metaphras
<b>metaphras-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

metaphrasar, metaphrasa, metaphrasante, metaphrasara, metaphrasarea, metaphrasate, metaphrasava
<i>v</i> to metaphrase

metaphrase, metaphrases
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> metaphrase

metaphraste, metaphrastes
<i>n</i> metaphrast

metaphrastic, metaphrasticamente, metaphrastiches
<i>adj</i> metaphrastic

metaphysic, metaphysicamente, metaphysiches
<i>adj</i> metaphysical

metaphysica, metaphysicas
<i>n</i> metaphysics

metaphysico, metaphysicos
<i>n</i> metaphysician

metastase, metastases
<b>(-tstase)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] metastasis

metathese, metatheses
<b>(-tese)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gram.] metathesis

metempsychose, metempsychoses
<i>n</i> metempsychosis

meteoric, meteoricamente, meteoriches
<i>adj</i> meteoric

meteorite, meteorites
<i>n</i> meteorite

meteoro, meteoros
<i>n</i> meteor (1. atmospheric phenomenon; 2. shooting star)

meteorologia, meteorologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> meteorology

meteorologic, meteorologicamente, meteorologiches
<i>adj</i> meteorologic, meteorological

meteorologista, meteorologistas
<i>n</i> meteorologist

meteorologo, meteorologos
<b>meteorologo (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> meterorologist

meth
<b>meth-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>methy-; methyleno</b>

methano, methanos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] methane, swamp gas

methodic, methodicamente, methodiches
<i>adj</i> methodical

methodisar, methodisa, methodisante, methodisara, methodisarea, methodisate, methodisava
<i>v</i> to methodize

methodismo, methodismos
<i>n</i> Methodism

methodista, methodistas
<i>n</i> Methodist

methodo, methodos
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> method

methodologia, methodologias
<b>methodologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> methodology

methy
<b>methy-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] methy- (= wine)

methyl
<b>methyl-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>methyleno</b>

methylamino, methylaminos
<b>methylamino</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] methylamine

methyleno, methylenos
<i>n</i> methylene (1. wood alcohol, methyl alcohol; 2. [Chem.] methyl)

methylic, methylicamente, methyliches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] methylic;<br><b>alcohol methylic</b> methyl alcohol, methylic alcohol, wood alcohol

methylo, methylos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] methyl, methylene

meticulose, meticulosemente, meticuloses
<i>adj</i> meticulous

meticulositate, meticulositates
<i>n</i> meticulosity, meticulousness

metir, mense, meti, metiente, metira, metirea, metite, metiva
<b>[met-/mens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to measure; <i>also:</i> to scan (verses); to survey (lands);<br><b>metir se</b> to be moderate, practice moderation

metonymia, metonymias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rhet.] metonymy

metonymic, metonymicamente, metonymiches
<i>adj</i> metonymical

metr
<b>metr-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] metro- (= mother)

metra
<b>-metra</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -meter (= one occupied in -metry)

metrage, metrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> measurement (in meters), metrage

metrar, metra, metrante, metrara, metrarea, metrate, metrava
<i>v</i> to meter (= to measure by the meter)

metria
<b>-metria (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -metry

metric, metricamente, metriches
<i>adj</i> 1. metric (= pertaining to that system of measures of which the meter is the unit); 2. metrical (= relating to measurement); 3. [Poet.] metric, metrical

metrica, metricas
<i>n</i> metrics

metro, metros
<i>n</i> I. meter (1. one forty millionth part of the terrestrial meridian; 2. [Poet.]); II. tape measure, tapeline

metrologia, metrologias
<b>metrologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> metrology

metronomo, metronomos
<b>metronomo (-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> metronome

metropole, metropoles
<b>metropole</b><br><i>n</i> metropolis (1. parent state of a colony; 2. [Eccl.]; 3. chief town or city of a country or state)

metropolita, metropolitas
<i>n</i> [Gr. Church] metropolite

metropolitan, metropolitanes, metropolitanmente
<i>adj</i> metropolitan (1. belonging to the parent state of a colony; 2. [Eccl.]; 3. belonging to the chief town or city of a country or state);<br><b>ecclesia metropolitan</b> metropolitan church

metropolitano, metropolitanos
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] metropolitan; 2. urban railway; <i>also:</i> subway, underground (railway)

mexican, mexicanes, mexicanmente
<i>adj</i> Mexican

mexicano, mexicanos
<i>n</i> Mexican (= native of Mexico)

mexico, mexicos
<b>Mexico (mx-)</b><br><i>n</i> Mexico

mezzanin, mezzanines
<i>n</i> 1. mezzanine (floor or story); 2. mezzanine window

mezzosoprano, mezzosopranos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] mezzo-soprano

mi, mimente, mis
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] mi; 2. [Mus.] (the note) E <hr><i>adj poss</i> my <hr><b>[mi]</b><br><i>pron</i> me<br>(= <b>me</b>)<hr><b>mi-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] mi-, mio- (= less)

miasma, miasmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> miasma

miasmat
<b>miasmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>miasma</b>

miasmatic, miasmaticamente, miasmatiches
<i>adj</i> miasmatic

miau, miaus
<b>(-u)</b><br><i>interj/n</i> miaow, meow

miaular, miaula, miaulante, miaulara, miaularea, miaulate, miaulava
<i>v</i> to miaow, meow, mew

mica, micas
<i>n</i> 1. crumb (= small piece of bread, cake, etc., rubbed or broken off); 2. [Mineral.] mica

micacee, micaceemente, micacees
<i>adj</i> [Mineral.] micaceous

micar, mica, micante, micara, micarea, micate, micava
<i>v</i> to crumble (= to cause to crumble)

micaschisto, micaschistos
<b>micaschisto</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] mica schist

micca, miccas
<i>n</i> 1. wick; 2. [Artil.; Min.; etc.] fuse, match

michael
<b>Michael</b><br><i>nprm</i> Michael

micr
<b>micr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] micro-, micr- (1. small; 2. [Metric System, etc.] millionth part)

microbicida, microbicidas
<b>microbicida</b><br><i>n</i> microbicide

microbio, microbios
<b>microbio</b><br><i>n</i> microbe

microbiologia, microbiologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> microbiology

microbiologo, microbiologos
<b>microbiologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> microbiologist

microcephale, microcephalemente, microcephales
<b>microcephale</b><br><i>adj</i> microcephalic

microcephalia, microcephalias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> microcephaly

microcosmic, microcosmicamente, microcosmiches
<i>adj</i> microcosmic

microcosmo, microcosmos
<b>microcosmo</b><br><i>n</i> microcosm

microcyste, microcystes
<b>microcyste</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] microcyst

microfarad, microfarades
<b>microfarad</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] microfarad

microfilm, microfilmes
<b>microfilm</b><br><i>n</i> microfilm

micrometro, micrometros
<b>micrometro (-cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> micrometer

micron, micrones
<b>(mc-)</b><br><i>n</i> micron (= one thousandth millimeter)

micronesia
<b>Micronesia</b><br><i>npr</i> Micronesia

micronesian, micronesianes, micronesianmente
<i>adj</i> Micronesian

micronesiano, micronesianos
<i>n</i> Micronesian

microphono, microphonos
<b>microphono (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> microphone

microphotographia, microphotographias
<b>microphotographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. microphotography; 2. microphotograph

microscopia, microscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> microscopy

microscopic, microscopicamente, microscopiches
<i>adj</i> microscopic

microscopio, microscopios
<b>microscopio</b><br><i>n</i> microscope

microscopista, microscopistas
<i>n</i> microscopist

microseismo, microseismos
<b>microseismo (-si-)</b><br><i>n</i> microseism (= feeble earth tremor)

microseismographo, microseismographos
<b>microseismographo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> microseismograph

microtomo, microtomos
<b>microtomo (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> microtome

mie
<i>pron poss</i> mine;<br><b>le mie e le tue</b> mine and thine;<br><b>le mios</b> my people or family

migraine, migraines
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> migraine (= headache)

migrainose, migrainosemente, migrainoses
<b>(-grense)</b><br><i>adj</i> migrainous

migrante, migrantemente, migrantes
<i>adj</i> migratory, migrant

migrar, migra, migrante, migrara, migrarea, migrate, migrava
<i>v</i> to migrate

migration, migrationes
<i>n</i> migration

migrator, migratores
<i>n</i> migrant; <i>attrib.</i> migratory;<br><b>aves migratores</b> migratory birds

migratori, migratorimente, migratoris
<i>adj</i> migratory (= pertaining to migrations)

mikado, mikados
<b>[J]</b><br><i>n</i> mikado

mildew, mildews
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> (vine) mildew, (grape) mildew

milieu, milieus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> milieu, environment

militante, militantemente, militantes
<i>adj</i> militant;<br><b>Ecclesia militante</b> Church militant

militantia, militantias
<i>n</i> militancy

militar, milita, militante, militara, militarea, militares, militarmente, militate, militava
<i>adj</i> military<hr><i>n</i> military man, soldier;<br><b>militares</b> military<hr><i>v</i> to fight (= to take part in a fight);<br><b>militar in favor de</b> to tell in favor of;<br><b>militar contra</b> to tell or militate against

militarisar, militarisa, militarisante, militarisara, militarisarea, militarisate, militarisava
<i>v</i> to militarize

militarisation, militarisationes
<i>n</i> militarization

militarismo, militarismos
<i>n</i> militarism

militarista, militaristas
<i>n</i> militarist (= supporter of militarism)

milite, milites
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> soldier, warrior

militia, militias
<i>n</i> militia

militiano, militianos
<i>n</i> militiaman

mille, millemente, milles
<i>n/adj</i> (a, one) thousand

mille-pedes, mille-pedeses
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> centipede, millepede

milleflores, millefloreses
<b>milleflores</b><br><i>n</i> <i>mille-fleurs</i> (perfume)

millennio, millennios
<b>millennio</b><br><i>n</i> millennium

millesime, millesimemente, millesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> thousandth;<br><b>le millesime parte, le millesimo</b> the thousandth part, the thousandth

milli
<b>milli-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mille</b>

millia, millias
<i>n</i> mile;<br><b>millia marin</b> nautical or sea mile

milliardario, milliardarios
<i>n</i> billionaire, milliardaire

milliardesime, milliardesimemente, milliardesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> billionth (= thousand millionth)

milliardo, milliardos
<i>n</i> billion, milliard

milliari, milliarimente, milliaris
<i>adj</i> mile, milliary;<br><b>petra milliari, columna milliari</b> milestone

milligramma, milligrammas
<b>milligramma</b><br><i>n</i> milligram

millilitro, millilitros
<b>millilitro (-litro)</b><br><i>n</i> milliliter

millimetro, millimetros
<b>millimetro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> millimeter

million, milliones
<i>n</i> million;<br><b>(duo) milliones de (homines)</b> (two) million (men)

millionari, millionarimente, millionaris
<i>adj</i> millionaire

millionario, millionarios
<i>n</i> millionaire

millionesime, millionesimemente, millionesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> millionth;<br><b>le millionesime parte, le millionesimo</b> the millionth part, the millionth

mimar, mima, mimante, mimara, mimarea, mimate, mimava
<i>v</i> to mimic

mime
<b>mime-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] mime (= to imitate)

mimeographar, mimeographa, mimeographante, mimeographara, mimeographarea, mimeographate, mimeographava
<i>v</i> to mimeograph

mimeographo, mimeographos
<b>mimeographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> mimeograph

mimese, mimeses
<i>n</i> [Rhet.] mimesis, mimicry

mimet
<b>mimet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mimetic</b>

mimetic, mimeticamente, mimetiches
<i>adj</i> mimetic, mimic, imitative

mimetismo, mimetismos
<i>n</i> [Biol.] mimicry

mimic, mimicamente, mimiches
<i>adj</i> mimic (1. of a mime; 2. imitative)

mimica, mimicas
<i>n</i> gesticulation, use of gestures; <i>also:</i> mimetic expression; <i>specif:</i> facial expression

mimo, mimos
<i>n</i> mime (1. [Antiq.] farce; 2. actor in a mime; 3. mimic, person skilled in mimicry)

mimodrama, mimodramas
<b>mimodrama</b><br><i>n</i> mimodrama, pantomime

mimographo, mimographos
<b>mimographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> mimographer, writer of mimes

mimologia, mimologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rhet.] mimesis, mimicry

mimologo, mimologos
<b>mimologo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. mimologist (= reciter of mimes); 2. mimic, imitator

mimosa, mimosas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] mimosa, sensitive plant

mimosaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Mimosaceae

mimosacee, mimosaceemente, mimosacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] mimosaceous

mimose, mimosemente, mimoses
<i>adj</i> sensitive (as in "sensitive plant")

min
<b>min- [Chinese]</b><br><i>n/adj</i> [occurring in compounds] min- (= people; people's, popular) <hr><b>min-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>minus</b><hr><b>-min-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

mina, minas
<i>n</i> mine (1. as in "coal mine"); 2. [Mil.])

minar, mina, minante, minara, minarea, minate, minava
<i>v</i> I. to undermine; II. to mine (1. as in "to mine a bridge"; 2. to dig for ore or metal)

minaret, minaretes
<i>n</i> [Arch.] minaret

minator, minatores
<i>n</i> miner (1. as in "coal miner"; 2. [Mil.])

mineral, minerales, mineralmente
<i>adj</i> mineral;<br><b>regno mineral</b> mineral kingdom;<br><b>aqua mineral</b> mineral water;<br><b>oleo mineral</b> mineral oil <hr><i>n</i> 1. mineral; 2. ore (as in "iron ore")

mineralisar, mineralisa, mineralisante, mineralisara, mineralisarea, mineralisate, mineralisava
<i>v</i> to mineralize (= to transform into a mineral)

mineralisation, mineralisationes
<i>n</i> mineralization

mineralisator, mineralisatores
<i>n</i> mineralizer (as in "sulphur is a mineralizer")

mineralogia, mineralogias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mineralogy

mineralogic, mineralogicamente, mineralogiches
<i>adj</i> mineralogical

mineralogista, mineralogistas
<i>n</i> mineralogist

mineralogo, mineralogos
<b>mineralogo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> mineralogist

minerva
<b>Minerva</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Relig.] Minerva

minerval, minervales, minervalmente
<i>adj</i> Minervic, Minervan

miniar, minia, miniante, miniara, miniarea, miniate, miniava
<i>v</i> I. to miniate (1. to paint with red lead; 2. to illuminate pages, manuscripts, etc.); II. to miniature, paint miniatures

miniatura, miniaturas
<i>n</i> miniature (1. an illumination; 2. miniature portrait; 3. miniature representation, model, etc.);<br><b>in miniatura</b> in miniature

miniaturar, miniatura, miniaturante, miniaturara, miniaturarea, miniaturate, miniaturava
<i>v</i> to miniature; to paint, embellish with, miniatures

miniaturista, miniaturistas
<i>n</i> miniaturist

minima, minimas
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] minim

minime, minimemente, minimes
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. least, smallest, minimal; 2. very small, tiny;<br><b>precio minime</b> minimum price <hr><b>[minime] (m-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. least; 2. very little; 3. by no means, not in the least, no!

minimo, minimos
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> minimum;<br><b>Minimo</b> [R.C.Ch.] Minim;<br><b>reducer al minimo</b> to reduce to a minimum

minio, minios
<i>n</i> minium, red lead

minister
<b>minister-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ministro</b>

ministerial, ministeriales, ministerialmente
<i>adj</i> [Gov.] ministerial

ministerio, ministerios
<i>n</i> 1. office, function; 2. [Gov.] ministry, department

ministrar, ministra, ministrante, ministrara, ministrarea, ministrate, ministrava
<i>v</i> to minister (1. to attend, be in attendance, serve; 2. to perform the function of a minister of the church)

ministro, ministros
<i>n</i> I. agent, representative; II. minister (1. [Gov.]; 2. [Dipl.]; 3. [Prot. Churches]);<br><b>prime ministro</b> Prime Minister;<br><b>ministro sin portafolio</b> minister without portfolio

minoan, minoanes, minoanmente
<i>adj</i> Minoan

minoano, minoanos
<i>n</i> Minoan

minor, minores, minormente
<i>adj</i> minor (1. lesser, smaller; 2. [Law] under age; 3. [Mus.]);<br><b>Asia Minor</b> Asia Minor;<br><b>le ordines minor</b> [Eccl.] the minor orders

minorita, minoritas
<b>Minorita</b><br><i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Minorite

minoritate, minoritates
<i>n</i> minority (1. smaller number or part; 2. [Law]);<br><b>esser in minoritate</b> to be in the minority

minos
<b>Minos (m-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Minos

minotauro, minotauros
<b>minotauro</b><br><i>n</i> [Mythol.] Minotaur

minuendo, minuendos
<i>n</i> [Arith.] minuend

minuer, minue, minuente, minuera, minuerea, minueva, minuite, minute
<b>[minu-/minut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to diminish, lessen

minus
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>adv</i> less;<br><b>minus belle (que)</b> less beautiful (than);<br><b>le minus belle</b> the least beautiful;<br><b>plus o minus</b> more or less;<br><b>minus de (dece annos)</b> less than (ten years);<br><b>a minus que</b> unless;<br><b>al minus</b> at least;<br><b>(le) minus</b> (the) least (as in "what pleases me (the) least");<br><b>minus (de) (moneta, </b>etc.<b>)</b> less (money, etc.);<br><b>(quatro) minus (tres)</b> (four) minus (three);<br><b>(totos) minus (ille)</b> (all) except, but (him)

minuscula, minusculas
<i>n</i> 1. small or lower case letter; 2. minuscule

minuscule, minusculemente, minuscules
<i>adj</i> tiny, minute;<br><b>littera minuscule</b> small or lower case letter

minuspreciar, minusprecia, minuspreciante, minuspreciara, minuspreciarea, minuspreciate, minuspreciava
<b>minuspreciar</b><br><i>v</i> to despise

minusprecio, minusprecios
<i>n</i> contempt, scorn

minuta, minutas
<i>n</i> 1. draft ("the draft of a contract, etc."); 2. minute (= the sixtieth part of an hour or of a geometric degree)

minutar, minuta, minutante, minutara, minutarea, minutate, minutava
<i>v</i> to draft (= to make a draft of)

minute, minutemente, minutes
<i>adj</i> minute (1. diminutive; 2. as in "a minute investigation")

minutia, minutias
<i>n</i> minutia (= trifling detail);<br><b>minutias</b> minutiae

minutiar, minutia, minutiante, minutiara, minutiarea, minutiate, minutiava
<i>v</i> to mince (= to cut or chop into small pieces)

minutiose, minutiosemente, minutioses
<i>adj</i> 1. meticulous, particular; 2. detailed, thorough

miocen, miocenes, miocenmente
<b>miocen</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Miocene

mioceno, miocenos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Miocene

mir
<b>mir-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

mira, miras
<i>n</i> 1. aim (as in "take aim," "good aim," etc.); 2. sight (= device on a firearm)

mirabile dictu
<b>[L]</b><br><i>mirabile dictu</i>, wonderful to relate

miraculo, miraculos
<i>n</i> miracle

miraculose, miraculosemente, miraculoses
<i>adj</i> miraculous

mirage, mirages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> mirage

mirar, mira, mirante, mirara, mirarea, mirate, mirava
<i>v</i> 1. to look at (searchingly); 2. to (take) aim at

mirific, mirificamente, mirifiches
<i>adj</i> marvelous

mis
<b>mis-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> mis- (1. badly, wrongly; 2. not)

misanthrope, misanthropemente, misanthropes
<b>misanthrope</b><br><i>adj</i> misanthropic

misanthropia, misanthropias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> misanthropy

misanthropic, misanthropicamente, misanthropiches
<i>adj</i> misanthropic

misanthropo, misanthropos
<i>n</i> misanthrope, misanthropist

miscellanea, miscellaneas
<i>n</i> miscellany; <i>also:</i> miscellanies

miscellanee, miscellaneemente, miscellanees
<i>adj</i> miscellaneous

miscer, misce, miscente, miscera, miscerea, misceva, miscite, mixte
<b>[misc-/mixt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to mix, blend

miscibile, miscibilemente, miscibiles
<i>adj</i> miscible, mixable

miscibilitate, miscibilitates
<i>n</i> miscibility, mixability

miscontente, miscontentemente, miscontentes
<i>adj</i> discontent

miscredente, miscredentemente, miscredentes
<i>adj</i> miscreant, unbelieving <hr><i>n</i> miscreant, unbeliever

miscredentia, miscredentias
<i>n</i> miscreance

mise en scne, mise en scnes, mise en scene
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> <I>mise en scne</I>, staging; <I>also:</I> stage setting

miserabile, miserabilemente, miserabiles
<i>adj</i> miserable (1. wretched; 2. vile, base)

miserar, misera, miserante, miserara, miserarea, miserate, miserava
<i>v</i> to deplore, bewail;<br><b>miserar se</b> to lament, moan

misere, miseremente, miseres
<i>adj</i> miserable, wretched

miserere, misereres
<b>(-rre)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] Miserere (1. the 50th Psalm in the Vulgate; 2. musical setting of this Psalm)

miseria, miserias
<i>n</i> 1. misery, wretchedness; 2. need, penury

misericorde, misericordemente, misericordes
<b>misericorde</b><br><i>adj</i> merciful, compassionate, sympathizing

misericordia, misericordias
<i>n</i> I. mercy, compassion, pity; II. misericord (1. [R.C.Ch.] dispensation from fasting, etc.; 2. [Eccl. Arch.] miserere; 3. dagger for giving the <i>coup de grce</i>);<br><b>misericordia!</b> mercy! gracious! etc.

misericordiose, misericordiosemente, misericordioses
<i>adj</i> merciful, full of pity

misinterpretar, misinterpreta, misinterpretante, misinterpretara, misinterpretarea, misinterpretate, misinterpretava
<i>v</i> to misinterpret

misinterpretation, misinterpretationes
<i>n</i> misinterpretation

miso
<b>miso-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] miso-, mis- (= hatred, hating)

misogame, misogamemente, misogames
<b>misogame (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> misogamic

misogamia, misogamias
<b>misogamia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> misogamy

misogamo, misogamos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> misogamist

misogyne, misogynemente, misogynes
<b>misogyne</b><br><i>adj</i> misogynic

misogynia, misogynias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> misogyny, misogynism

misogyno, misogynos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> misogynist, misogyne

misoneismo, misoneismos
<b>misoneismo (-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> misoneism (= hatred of the new)

misoneista, misoneistas
<b>misoneista (-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> misoneist

misplaciar, misplacia, misplaciante, misplaciara, misplaciarea, misplaciate, misplaciava
<i>v</i> to misplace, mislay

miss
<b>miss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mitter</b>

missa, missas
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Mass;<br><b>missa basse</b> Low Mass;<br><b>missa solemne</b> Solemn Mass, High Mass

missal, missales
<i>n</i> missal

mission, missiones
<i>n</i> mission (1. duty on which a person is sent; 2. body of persons sent out)

missionario, missionarios
<i>n</i> missionary

mississippi
<b>Mississippi</b><br><i>npr</i> Mississippi (1. Mississippi River; 2. State of Mississippi)

missiva, missivas
<i>n</i> missive

misusage, misusages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> misusage

misusar, misusa, misusante, misusara, misusarea, misusate, misusava
<i>v</i> to misuse, <i>also:</i> to abuse

misuso, misusos
<i>n</i> misuse; <i>also:</i> abuse

mitigar, mitiga, mitigante, mitigara, mitigarea, mitigate, mitigava
<i>v</i> to mitigate (= to make milder or gentler)

mitigation, mitigationes
<i>n</i> mitigation

miton, mitones
<i>n</i> 1. mitten; 2. mitt

mitra, mitras
<i>n</i> miter

mitralia, mitralias
<i>n</i> mitraille; <i>also:</i> grape shot; canister shot

mitraliar, mitralia, mitraliante, mitraliara, mitraliarea, mitraliate, mitraliava
<i>v</i> 1. to fire at with mitraille; 2. to machine-gun

mitraliator, mitraliatores
<i>n</i> machine gunner

mitraliatrice, mitraliatrices
<i>n</i> machine gun

mitrar, mitra, mitrante, mitrara, mitrarea, mitrate, mitrava
<i>v</i> to miter (= to invest with a miter)

mitter, misse, mitte, mittente, mittera, mitterea, mitteva, mittite
<b>[mitt-/miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> -;<br><b>mitter in</b> to put or place in or into;<br><b>mitter le naso in un cosa</b> to poke one's nose into something

mixt
<b>mixt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>miscer</b>

mixte, mixtemente, mixtes
<i>adj</i> mixed;<br><b>traino mixte</b> mixed train

mixtilinee, mixtilineemente, mixtilinees
<b>mixtilinee</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geom.] mixtilineal, mixtilinear

mixtion, mixtiones
<i>n</i> mixture (1. act of mixing; 2. something mixed)

mixtura, mixturas
<i>n</i> mixture (= something mixed)

mm
<i>abbr</i> = <b>millimetro;<br>mm = millimetro quadrate;<br>mm = millimetro cubic</b>

mnemo
<b>mnemo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] mnemo- (= memory)

mnemogenese, mnemogeneses
<b>mnemogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> mnemogenesis

mnemogenesis, mnemogeneses
<b>mnemogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> mnemogenesis

mnemonic, mnemonicamente, mnemoniches
<i>adj</i> mnemonic

mnemonica, mnemonicas
<i>n</i> mnemonics, mnemotechny

mnemotechnia, mnemotechnias
<b>mnemotechnia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mnemotechny, mnemonics

mnemotechnic, mnemotechnicamente, mnemotechniches
<b>mnemotechnic</b><br><i>adj</i> mnemonic

mnemotechnica, mnemotechnicas
<i>n</i> mnemotechny, mnemonics

mnes
<b>mnes-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] mnes- (= memory)

mnesia
<b>-mnesia</b><br><i>see</i> <b>amnesia</b>

mnesic, mnesicamente, mnesiches
<i>adj</i> mnesic (= pertaining to memory)

mo
<b>-mo</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ismo</b><hr><b>mo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mover; mon-</b>

mobilar, mobila, mobilante, mobilara, mobilarea, mobilate, mobilava
<i>v</i> to furnish (as in "to furnish a room");<br><b>domo mobilate</b> rooming or lodging house

mobile, mobilemente, mobiles
<i>adj</i> mobile;<br><b>festas mobile</b> movable feasts;<br><b>benes mobile</b> personal estate, movables <hr><i>n</i> piece of furniture;<br><b>mobiles</b> furniture

mobili
<b>mobili-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mobile</b>

mobiliari, mobiliarimente, mobiliaris
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>benes mobiliari</b> personal estate, movables

mobiliario, mobiliarios
<i>n</i> (set of) furniture

mobilisabile, mobilisabilemente, mobilisabiles
<i>adj</i> mobilizable

mobilisar, mobilisa, mobilisante, mobilisara, mobilisarea, mobilisate, mobilisava
<i>v</i> to mobilize (1. as in "to mobilize resources, wealth, etc."; 2. to put troops on a war footing)

mobilisation, mobilisationes
<i>n</i> [Mil.] mobilization

mobilitate, mobilitates
<i>n</i> mobility

mocassin, mocassines
<b>(mc-)</b><br><i>n</i> moccasin (as in "buckskin moccasins")

moda, modas
<i>n</i> mode (= prevailing fashion);<br><b>modas</b> women's apparel;<br><b>al moda</b> alamode, fashionable;<br><b>esser de moda</b> to be in fashion;<br><b>passate de moda</b> out of fashion

modal, modales, modalmente
<i>adj</i> modal (1. [Philos.]; 2. [Gram.]; 3. [Mus.])

modalitate, modalitates
<i>n</i> [Philos.] modality

modellar, modella, modellante, modellara, modellarea, modellate, modellava
<i>v</i> to model ("to model in clay, etc.");<br><b>modellar (se) super</b> to model (oneself) on, upon

modellator, modellatores
<i>n</i> modeler

modello, modellos
<i>n</i> model (1. thing, person, etc. to be copied; 2. mannequin); <i>attrib.</i> model (as in "a model marriage")

moderante, moderantemente, moderantes
<i>adj</i> 1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>moderar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> moderate (= inclined to compromise)

moderantismo, moderantismos
<i>n</i> [Pol.] moderantism

moderantista, moderantistas
<i>n</i> [Pol.] moderantist

moderar, modera, moderante, moderara, moderarea, moderate, moderava
<i>v</i> to moderate;<br><b>moderar (un pena)</b> to mitigate (a penalty)

moderate, moderatemente, moderates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>moderar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> moderate

moderatessa, moderatessas
<i>n</i> moderateness

moderation, moderationes
<i>n</i> moderation

moderator, moderatores
<i>n</i> moderator (1. one who or that which renders moderate; 2. [Mech.])

moderne, modernemente, modernes
<i>adj</i> modern;<br><b>(construer) al moderne</b> (to build) in modern style

modernisar, modernisa, modernisante, modernisara, modernisarea, modernisate, modernisava
<i>v</i> to modernize

modernisation, modernisationes
<i>n</i> modernization

modernismo, modernismos
<i>n</i> modernism

modernista, modernistas
<i>n</i> modernist

modernitate, modernitates
<i>n</i> modernness, modernity

modeste, modestemente, modestes
<i>adj</i> modest

modestia, modestias
<i>n</i> modesty

modic, modicamente, modiches
<i>adj</i> moderate;<br><b>precio modic</b> reasonable price

modicitate, modicitates
<i>n</i> moderateness;<br><b>modicitate de precios</b> reasonableness of prices

modificabile, modificabilemente, modificabiles
<i>adj</i> modifiable

modificar, modifica, modificante, modificara, modificarea, modificate, modificava
<i>v</i> to modify; <i>also:</i> [Gram.]

modification, modificationes
<i>n</i> modification

modificative, modificativemente, modificatives
<i>adj</i> modificatory, modifying

modificator, modificatores
<i>n</i> modifier

modio, modios
<i>n</i> 1. modius (= Roman corn measure); 2. [Bib.] bushel

modiolo, modiolos
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> hub (of a wheel)

modista, modistas
<i>n</i> milliner

modo, modos
<i>n</i> I. mode (1. [Mus.]; 2. way, manner); II. [Gram.] mood;<br><b>in modo ...</b> -ly;<br><b>in modo special</b> especially

modular, modula, modulante, modulara, modularea, modulate, modulava
<i>v</i> I. to mold, mould (a statue, etc.); II. to cast (a statue, etc.); III. to modulate (1. as in "to modulate one's voice"; 2. [Mus.] to pass from one key into another)

modulation, modulationes
<i>n</i> modulation (1. act of modulating tone, inflection, or pitch; 2. [Mus.])

modulator, modulatores
<i>n</i> 1. molder, moulder; 2. modulator

modulatura, modulaturas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] molding, moulding

modulo, modulos
<i>n</i> I. mold, mould (1. as in "to cast in a mold"; 2. model); II. [Arch.] module

mohair, mohairs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> mohair

mohammed
<b>Mohammed (-hm-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Mohammed

mohammedan, mohammedanes, mohammedanmente
<i>adj</i> Mohammedan

mohammedanismo, mohammedanismos
<i>n</i> Mohammedanism

mohammedano, mohammedanos
<i>n</i> Mohammedan

mola, molas
<i>n</i> 1. millstone; 2. grindstone

molar, molares, molarmente
<i>adj</i> molar;<br><b>dente molar</b> molar (tooth) <hr><i>n</i> molar

mole, moles
<i>n</i> 1. mass, pile; 2. [Naut.] mole

molecula, moleculas
<i>n</i> molecule

molecular, moleculares, molecularmente
<i>adj</i> molecular

moler, mole, molente, molera, molerea, moleva, molite
<i>v</i> to grind (as in "to grind coffee")

molestar, molesta, molestante, molestara, molestarea, molestate, molestava
<i>v</i> to molest

molestation, molestationes
<i>n</i> molestation

moleste, molestemente, molestes
<i>adj</i> troublesome, irksome, annoying

molestia, molestias
<i>n</i> trouble, annoyance

moletta, molettas
<i>n</i> knurling tool

molina, luis molina
<B>Molina, Luis</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1535-1600; Spanish Jesuit and theologian]

molinar, molina, molinante, molinara, molinarea, molinate, molinava
<i>v</i> to mill (= to subject to the operation of a mill)

molinero, molineros
<i>n</i> miller (= one who works a mill)

molinismo, molinismos
<i>n</i> Molinism (= the doctrine of Luis Molina)

molinista, molinistas
<i>n</i> Molinist (= a follower of Luis Molina)

molino, molinos
<i>n</i> mill (= machine for grinding grain, etc.);<br><b>molino de vento, aqua, caffe,</b> etc. windmill, water mill, coffee mill, etc.;<br><b>combatter le molinos de vento</b> to tilt at or fight windmills

molinos, miguel de molinos
<B>Molinos, Miguel de</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1640-1697; Spanish priest and mystic, one of the chief exponents of Christian Quietism]

molinosismo, molinosismos
<i>n</i> Molinism (= the Quietistic doctrine of Miguel de Molinos)

molinosista, molinosistas
<i>n</i> Molinist (= a follower of Miguel de Molinos)

molle, mollemente, molles
<i>adj</i> soft (= not hard; <i>also:</i> not hardy)

mollessa, mollessas
<i>n</i> softness (= absence or lack of hardness; <i>also:</i> absence or lack of hardiness)

molliamento, molliamentos
<i>n</i> moistening, wetting

molliar, mollia, molliante, molliara, molliarea, molliate, molliava
<i>v</i> to moisten, wet

molliatura, molliaturas
<i>n</i> moistening, wetting; <i>also:</i> moisture, wetness

mollificar, mollifica, mollificante, mollificara, mollificarea, mollificate, mollificava
<i>v</i> to mollify

mollification, mollificationes
<i>n</i> mollification

mollir, molli, molliente, mollira, mollirea, mollite, molliva
<i>v</i> to soften (= to become soft)

mollusco, molluscos
<i>n</i> mollusk

momentanee, momentaneemente, momentanees
<i>adj</i> momentary

momento, momentos
<i>n</i> moment (1. instant; 2. [Mech.]);<br><b>de grande (parve) momento</b> of great (little) moment;<br><b>momento de un fortia</b> moment of a force;<br><b>momento de inertia</b> moment of inertia;<br><b>le moda del momento</b> the fashion of the moment;<br><b>le momento psychologic</b> the psychological moment

momentose, momentosemente, momentoses
<i>adj</i> momentous

mon
<b>mon-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] mon-, mono- (= only, single, alone)

monacha, monachas
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> nun

monachal, monachales, monachalmente
<i>adj</i> monkish, monachal

monachato, monachatos
<i>n</i> monkdom

monachismo, monachismos
<i>n</i> monachism

monacho, monachos
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> monk

monade, monades
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> monad; <i>also:</i> [Philos.; Zool.; etc.]

monadelphe, monadelphemente, monadelphes
<b>monadelphe</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] monadelphous

monadelphia, monadelphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] monadelphy

monadic, monadicamente, monadiches
<i>adj</i> monadic

monadismo, monadismos
<i>n</i> monadism

monadologia, monadologias
<b>monadologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monadology

monandre, monandremente, monandres
<b>monandre</b><br><i>adj</i> monandrous

monandria, monandrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monandry (1. [Anthropol.]; 2. [Bot.])

monarch
<b>monarch-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives] monarch- (1. to rule as monarch; 2. monarchic)

monarcha, monarchas
<i>n</i> monarch (= head of a monarchy)

monarchia, monarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monarchy

monarchic, monarchicamente, monarchiches
<i>adj</i> monarchic, monarchical; <i>also:</i> monarchistic

monarchismo, monarchismos
<i>n</i> monarchism

monarchista, monarchistas
<i>n</i> monarchist; <i>also: attrib.</i>

monas
<b>monas-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives] monas- (= to live alone)

monasterial, monasteriales, monasterialmente
<i>adj</i> monasterial

monasterio, monasterios
<i>n</i> monastery

monastic, monasticamente, monastiches
<i>adj</i> monastic, monasterial

monasticismo, monasticismos
<i>n</i> monasticism

monatomic, monatomicamente, monatomiches
<b>monatomic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] monatomic

moner, mone, monente, monera, monerea, moneva, monite
<i>v</i> to admonish, advise

moneta
<b>Moneta</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Relig.] Moneta (as in "Juno Moneta");<br><b>moneta</b> 1. mint (= place where money is coined); 2. (current) coin; 3. money;<br><b>batter moneta</b> to coin or mint money;<br><b>papiro moneta</b> paper money;<br><b>moneta false</b> counterfeit money;<br><b>moneta de tasca</b> pocket money, pin money

monetage, monetages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. minting, coining; 2. [Hist.] moneyage (= fee paid for minting privilege)

monetar, moneta, monetante, monetara, monetarea, monetate, monetava
<i>v</i> to mint (= to stamp and make into money)

monetari, monetarimente, monetaris
<i>adj</i> monetary

monetero, moneteros
<i>n</i> minter

monetisar, monetisa, monetisante, monetisara, monetisarea, monetisate, monetisava
<i>v</i> to monetize

mongol, mongoles, mongolmente
<i>adj/n</i> 1. Mongol, Mongolian (= native of Mongolia); 2. Mongolian, Mongolic

mongolia
<b>Mongolia</b><br><i>npr</i> Mongolia

mongolic, mongolicamente, mongoliches
<i>adj</i> Mongolian, Mongolic

mongolico, mongolicos
<i>n</i> Mongolian (1. Mongol; 2. Mongolian language, Mongolic; 3. member of the Mongolian race)

mongolismo, mongolismos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] Mongolism

mongoloide, mongoloidemente, mongoloides
<i>adj</i> Mongoloid

monismo, monismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] monism

monista, monistas
<i>n</i> monist

monistic, monisticamente, monistiches
<i>adj</i> monistic

monition, monitiones
<i>n</i> admonition

monitor, monitores
<i>n</i> monitor, admonisher

monitori, monitorimente, monitoris
<i>adj</i> monitory, admonitory

monitorio, monitorios
<i>n</i> monitory (letter)

monochordo, monochordos
<b>monochordo</b><br><i>n</i> monochord

monochromatic, monochromaticamente, monochromatiches
<b>monochromatic</b><br><i>adj</i> monochromatic

monochrome, monochromemente, monochromes
<b>monochrome</b><br><i>adj</i> monochrome

monoculo, monoculos
<b>monoculo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> monocle

monogame, monogamemente, monogames
<b>monogame (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> monogamous

monogamia, monogamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monogamy

monogamic, monogamicamente, monogamiches
<i>adj</i> monogamic

monogamo, monogamos
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> monogamist

monogramma, monogrammas
<b>monogramma</b><br><i>n</i> monogram

monographia, monographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monograph

monographic, monographicamente, monographiches
<i>adj</i> monographic

monographo, monographos
<b>monographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> monographer

monolithic, monolithicamente, monolithiches
<i>adj</i> monolithic

monolitho, monolithos
<b>monolitho (-lito)</b><br><i>n</i> monolith

monologar, monologa, monologante, monologara, monologarea, monologate, monologava
<i>v</i> to deliver a monologue, monologize

monologo, monologos
<b>monologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> monolog(ue)

monometallismo, monometallismos
<b>monometallismo</b><br><i>n</i> monometallism

monometallista, monometallistas
<b>monometallista</b><br><i>n</i> monometallist

monometric, monometricamente, monometriches
<i>adj</i> monometric

monometro, monometros
<b>monometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> monometer

monomie, monomiemente, monomies
<b>monomie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Alg.] monomial

monomio, monomios
<i>n</i> [Alg.] monomial

monophysita, monophysitas
<b>monophysita</b><br><i>n</i> [Theol.] Monophysite

monoplano, monoplanos
<b>monoplano</b><br><i>n</i> monoplane

monopolio, monopolios
<b>monopolio</b><br><i>n</i> monopoly

monopolisar, monopolisa, monopolisante, monopolisara, monopolisarea, monopolisate, monopolisava
<i>v</i> to monopolize

monopolisation, monopolisationes
<i>n</i> monopolization

monopolismo, monopolismos
<i>n</i> monopolism

monopolista, monopolistas
<i>n</i> monopolist

monosticho, monostichos
<b>monosticho (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] monostich

monosyllabe, monosyllabemente, monosyllabes
<b>monosyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> monosyllabic

monosyllabo, monosyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> monosyllable

monotheismo, monotheismos
<b>monotheismo (-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> monotheism

monotheista, monotheistamente, monotheistas
<b>monotheista (-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> monotheist <hr><b>monotheista (-sta)</b><br><i>adj</i> monotheistic

monotheistic, monotheisticamente, monotheistiches
<b>(-stic)</b><br><i>adj</i> monotheistic

monotone, monotonemente, monotones
<b>monotone</b><br><i>adj</i> monotonous

monotonia, monotonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monotony

monotypo, monotypos
<b>monotypo</b><br><i>n</i> [Print.] monotype

monstra, monstras
<i>n</i> 1. show, display; 2. show window, display window; 3. sample;<br><b>facer monstra de (corage, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to show, display (courage, etc.)

monstrabile, monstrabilemente, monstrabiles
<i>adj</i> fit to be seen, presentable

monstrar, monstra, monstrante, monstrara, monstrarea, monstrate, monstrava
<i>v</i> to show; <i>also:</i> to display, point out, etc.

monstrator, monstratores
<i>n</i> one who shows; <i>also:</i> demonstrator (= one who makes evident)

monstravento, monstraventos
<b>monstravento</b><br><i>n</i> weather vane

monstro, monstros
<i>n</i> monster; <i>attrib.</i> monster

monstruose, monstruosemente, monstruoses
<i>adj</i> monstrous

monstruositate, monstruositates
<i>n</i> monstrosity

montacargas, montacargases
<b>montacargas (-cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> hoist, lift (= lifting apparatus)

montage, montages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (action of) mounting (a jewel, picture, gun, etc.); <i>also:</i> montage

montan, montanes, montanmente
<i>adj</i> montane (1. mountainous; 2. mountain)

montania, montanias
<i>n</i> mountain;<br><b>montanias russe</b> [Amusements] roller coaster, switchback railway;<br><b>catena de montanias</b> chain of mountains, mountain range

montaniero, montanieros
<i>n</i> mountaineer

montaniose, montaniosemente, montanioses
<i>adj</i> mountainous

montar, monta, montante, montara, montarea, montate, montava
<i>v</i> I. to mount (1. to ascend; 2. to fix in a setting, backing, support; etc.); II. [Breeding] to cover, serve;<br><b>montar un cavallo</b> to mount a horse;<br><b>montar a pilo</b> to ride bareback

montata, montatas
<i>n</i> climb, ascent; <i>also:</i> upward slope

montatura, montaturas
<i>n</i> (action of) mounting (a jewel, picture, gun, etc.); <i>also:</i> montage

monte, montes
<i>n</i> mountain, mount;<br><b>monte de pietate</b> pawnshop;<br><b>a monte</b> uphill

monticulo, monticulos
<i>n</i> (small mountain), hill, monticule

montuose, montuosemente, montuoses
<i>adj</i> mountainous; <i>also:</i> hilly

monumental, monumentales, monumentalmente
<i>adj</i> monumental

monumento, monumentos
<i>n</i> monument

mora, moras
<i>n</i> 1. delay; 2. [Pros.] mora <hr><i>n</i> mulberry (= fruit of the mulberry)

moral, morales, moralmente
<i>adj</i> moral (1. as in "moral conduct"; 2. as in "moral victory") <hr><i>n</i> 1. morals; 2. moral; 3. morale (as in "the morale of an army")

moralisar, moralisa, moralisante, moralisara, moralisarea, moralisate, moralisava
<i>v</i> to moralize (1. to improve the morals of; 2. to study moral problems)

moralisation, moralisationes
<i>n</i> moralization (1. action of improving the morals; 2. moral reflection)

moralisator, moralisatores
<i>n</i> moralizer

moralismo, moralismos
<i>n</i> moralism (= moral practice, attitude, etc.)

moralista, moralistas
<i>n</i> moralist

moralitate, moralitates
<i>n</i> morality

morar, mora, morante, morara, morarea, morate, morava
<i>v</i> to delay, tarry, linger

moratori, moratorimente, moratoris
<i>adj</i> moratory

moratorio, moratorios
<i>n</i> moratorium

morbide, morbidemente, morbides
<i>adj</i> 1. morbid; 2. [Art] delicately tinted, soft

morbiditate, morbiditates
<i>n</i> morbidity

morbifere, morbiferemente, morbiferes
<i>adj</i> morbiferous

morbific, morbificamente, morbifiches
<i>adj</i> morbific

morbo, morbos
<i>n</i> disease, illness

mordace, mordacemente, mordaces
<i>adj</i> biting (as in "biting sarcasm"), mordacious

mordacia, mordacias
<i>n</i> gag (= something thrust into a person's mouth to prevent him from speaking)

mordacitate, mordacitates
<i>n</i> mordacity

mordente, mordentemente, mordentes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>morder</b>; II. <i>adj</i> mordant (1. corrosive; 2. biting, caustic) <hr><i>n</i> 1. [Dyeing] mordant; 2. [Mus.] mordent

morder, morde, mordente, mordera, morderea, mordeva, mordite, morse
<b>[mord-/mors-]</b><br><i>v</i> to bite;<br><b>morder le pulvere</b> to bite the dust

more, mores
<i>n</i> manner, custom, usage;<br><b>mores</b> mores

morena, morenas
<i>n</i> [Geol.] moraine

morgue, morgues
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> morgue (= place where bodies are kept for identification)

moribunde, moribundemente, moribundes
<i>adj</i> moribund, dying

moriente, morientemente, morientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>morir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> dying

morir, mori, moriente, morira, morirea, morite, moriva, morte
<b>[mor-/mort-]</b><br><i>v</i> to die;<br><b>morir se</b> to be dying slowly

mormon, mormones
<b>Mormon</b><br><i>n</i> Mormon (as in "the Book of Mormon");<br><b>mormon</b> Mormon (= member of the Mormon Church)

mormonic, mormonicamente, mormoniches
<i>adj</i> Mormon

mormonismo, mormonismos
<i>n</i> Mormonism

moro, moros
<i>n</i> mulberry (= mulberry tree)

morose, morosemente, moroses
<i>adj</i> tardy, dilatory, lingering

morositate, morositates
<i>n</i> slowness, tardiness

morph
<b>morph-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] morph-, morpho- (= form) <hr><b>morph-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Morpheo</b>

morpheo
<b>Morpheo (-o)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Morpheus

morphina, morphinas
<i>n</i> morphine

morphinismo, morphinismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] morphinism

morphinomania, morphinomanias
<b>morphinomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> morphinomania

morphinomano, morphinomanos
<b>morphinomano (-mano)</b><br><i>n</i> morphinomaniac

morphologia, morphologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> morphology

morphologic, morphologicamente, morphologiches
<i>adj</i> morphological

morphologista, morphologistas
<i>n</i> morphologist

morphologo, morphologos
<b>morphologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> morphologist

mors
<b>mors-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>morder</b>

morse, samuel finely breese morse, samuel morse
<B>Morse, Samuel Finely Breese</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1791-1872; American inventor and artist];<BR><B>(alphabeto) Morse</B> Morse (alphabet), Morse (code)

morsellar, morsella, morsellante, morsellara, morsellarea, morsellate, morsellava
<i>v</i> to morsel

morsello, morsellos
<i>n</i> morsel (1. small bite; 2. piece, fragment)

morso, morsos
<i>n</i> bit (= part of the bridle that goes in a horse's mouth)

morsura, morsuras
<i>n</i> bite (1. act of biting; 2. wound caused by biting)

mort
<b>mort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>morir</b>

mortal, mortales, mortalmente
<i>adj</i> mortal (1. destined to die; 2. fatal);<br><b>inimico mortal</b> mortal foe;<br><b>peccato mortal</b> mortal sin <hr><i>n</i> mortal

mortalitate, mortalitates
<i>n</i> mortality (1. mortal nature; 2. death rate);<br><b>tabulas de mortalitate</b> mortality tables

morte, mortemente, mortes
<i>n</i> death;<br><b>morte civil</b> civil death;<br><b>condemnar a morte</b> to sentence (someone) to death;<br><b>poner a morte</b> to put to death <hr><i>adj</i> dead;<br><b>natura morte</b> still life;<br><b>aqua morte</b> still, stagnant, water;<br><b>littera morte</b> [Law] dead letter;<br><b>moneta morte</b> dead capital;<br><b>puncto morte</b> dead point, dead center

mortero, morteros
<i>n</i> mortar (1. as in "mortar and pestle"; 2. [Mil.]; 3. as in "to plaster with mortar")

mortifere, mortiferemente, mortiferes
<i>adj</i> deadly, fatal, death-bearing

mortificar, mortifica, mortificante, mortificara, mortificarea, mortificate, mortificava
<i>v</i> I. to mortify (1. [Eccl.]; 2. to cause to feel humiliated); II. [Pathol.] to cause to mortify

mortificate, mortificatemente, mortificates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>mortificar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> mortified

mortification, mortificationes
<i>n</i> mortification (1. [Eccl.]; 2. humiliation, shame; 3. [Pathol.])

mortificator, mortificatores
<i>n</i> mortifier

morto, mortos
<i>n</i> dead man or person, deceased

mortuari, mortuarimente, mortuaris
<i>adj</i> mortuary;<br><b>(camera, </b>etc.<b>) mortuari</b> death (chamber, etc.)

mosaic, mosaicamente, mosaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> Mosaic

mosaico, mosaicos
<b>(-ico)</b><br><i>n</i> mosaic

mosaismo, mosaismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> Mosaism

moschea, moscheas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mosque

moscova
<b>Moscova</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Moscow; 2. Moskva, Moscow River

moscovia
<b>Moscovia</b><br><i>npr</i> Muscovy

moscovita, moscovitas
<i>n</i> Muscovite

moses
<b>Moses (m-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Moses

moslem, moslemes, moslemmente
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n/adj</i> Moslem, Mussulman

mosquitiera, mosquitieras
<i>n</i> mosquito net

mosquito, mosquitos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> mosquito; <i>also:</i> gnat

mot
<b>mot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mover</b>

motin, motines
<i>n</i> mutiny

motinar, motina, motinante, motinara, motinarea, motinate, motinava
<i>v</i> to cause to mutiny;<br><b>motinar se</b> to mutiny

motinero, motineros
<i>n</i> mutineer

motinose, motinosemente, motinoses
<i>adj</i> mutinous

motion, motiones
<i>n</i> motion (1. movement; 2. [Parl.])

motivar, motiva, motivante, motivara, motivarea, motivate, motivava
<i>v</i> 1. to state the reason for; 2. to motivate

motivation, motivationes
<i>n</i> motivation

motive, motivemente, motives
<i>adj</i> motive

motivo, motivos
<i>n</i> 1. motive; 2. motif

moto
<b>moto-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>motor</b>

motocultura, motoculturas
<b>motocultura</b><br><i>n</i> mechanized agriculture

motocycletta, motocyclettas
<i>n</i> motorcycle

motocyclista, motocyclistas
<i>n</i> motorcyclist

motocyclo, motocyclos
<i>n</i> motorcycle

motor, motores
<i>n</i> motor (as in "an electric motor"); <i>attrib.</i> motor, motive;<br><b>fortia motor</b> motive power or force;<br><b>nervos, musculos motor</b> motor or motory nerves, muscles;<br><b>motor Diesel</b> Diesel motor or engine

motorcyclista, motorcyclistas
<i>n</i> motorcyclist

motorcyclo, motorcyclos
<b>motorcyclo</b><br><i>n</i> motorcycle

motorisar, motorisa, motorisante, motorisara, motorisarea, motorisate, motorisava
<i>v</i> to motorize

motorisation, motorisationes
<i>n</i> motorization

mottetto, mottettos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] motet

motto, mottos
<i>n</i> motto

mover, mote, move, movente, movera, moverea, moveva, movite
<b>[mov-/mot-]</b><br><i>v</i> to move (1. to cause to move; 2. to affect with emotion, stir up)

movibile, movibilemente, movibiles
<i>adj</i> movable

movimento, movimentos
<i>n</i> movement (1. action or process of moving; 2. as in "popular movement, youth movement, etc.");<br><b>movimento perpetue</b> perpetual motion

mox
<b>[mox]</b><br><i>adv</i> soon, at once, directly

moyse
<b>Moyse (-s)</b><br><i>npr</i> Moses

mozarabe, mozarabes
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> Mozarab (= member of the Christian population of Spain under the Arabs)

mozarabic, mozarabicamente, mozarabiches
<i>adj</i> Mozarabic;<br><b>rito mozarabic</b> Mozarabic rite

mucer, muce, mucente, mucera, mucerea, muceva, mucite
<i>v</i> 1. to be moldy; to be musty

mucide, mucidemente, mucides
<i>adj</i> moldy, musty; mucid

mucilagine, mucilagines
<i>n</i> [Bot.] mucilage (= mucilaginous sap)

mucilaginose, mucilaginosemente, mucilaginoses
<i>adj</i> mucilaginous (as in "mucilaginous glands")

mucina, mucinas
<i>n</i> [Biochem.] mucin

mucipare, muciparemente, mucipares
<b>mucipare</b><br><i>adj</i> muciparous

muco, mucos
<i>n</i> mucus

mucor, mucores
<i>n</i> 1. mold, moldiness; mustiness; 2. [Bot.] Mucor

mucosa, mucosas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] mucosa; mucous membrane

mucose, mucosemente, mucoses
<i>adj</i> mucous;<br><b>membrana mucose</b> mucous membrane

mucositate, mucositates
<i>n</i> mucosity, mucousness

muezzin, muezzines
<i>n</i> muezzin

mufti, muftis
<i>n</i> mufti (= official expounder of Mohammedan law)

mugir, mugi, mugiente, mugira, mugirea, mugite, mugiva
<i>v</i> 1. to bellow (= to roar as the bull does); 2. to low, moo;<br><b>le vento mugi</b> the wind howls

mula, mulas
<i>n</i> she-mule

mulatto, mulattos
<i>n</i> mulatto

mulcta, mulctas
<i>n</i> fine (as in "fine of ten dollars"), mulct

mulctar, mulcta, mulctante, mulctara, mulctarea, mulctate, mulctava
<i>v</i> to fine, mulct

mulero, muleros
<i>n</i> muleteer, mule driver

mulger, mulge, mulgente, mulgera, mulgerea, mulgeva, mulgite, mulse
<b>[mulg-/muls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to milk (cows, goats, etc.)

mulgitor, mulgitores
<i>n</i> one who milks, milker

mulgitura, mulgituras
<i>n</i> (action of) milking

mullah, mullahes
<b>(-l)</b><br><i>n</i> [Moham.] mullah

mulo, mulos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] mule; <i>specif:</i> he-mule

muls
<b>muls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>mulger</b>

mulsion, mulsiones
<i>n</i> (action of) milking

multarticulate, multarticulatemente, multarticulates
<b>multarticulate</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] multarticulate, multiarticulate

multe, multemente, multes
<i>adj</i> 1. much; 2. many

multi-flor, multi-flores, multi-flormente
<i>adj</i> multiflowered

multiarticulate, multiarticulatemente, multiarticulates
<b>multiarticulate</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] multarticulate, multiarticulate

multicapsular, multicapsulares, multicapsularmente
<b>multicapsular</b><br><i>adj</i> multicapsular

multicaule, multicaulemente, multicaules
<b>multicaule (-cu-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] multicauline, having several stems

multicellular, multicellulares, multicellularmente
<b>multicellular</b><br><i>adj</i> multicellular

multicolor, multicolores, multicolormente
<b>multicolor</b><br><i>adj</i> multicolored

multicuspide, multicuspidemente, multicuspides
<b>multicuspide (-cs-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] multicuspid, multicuspidate

multifide, multifidemente, multifides
<b>multifide (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multifid (= cleft severally)

multiforme, multiformemente, multiformes
<b>multiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> multiform

multiformitate, multiformitates
<i>n</i> multiformity

multilatere, multilateremente, multilateres
<b>multilatere</b><br><i>adj</i> many-sided, multilateral

multilobate, multilobatemente, multilobates
<b>multilobate</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] multilobate, multilobed, multilobar

multilobe, multilobemente, multilobes
<b>multilobe (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] multilobar, multilobed, multilobate

multilocular, multiloculares, multilocularmente
<b>multilocular</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] multilocular

multiloque, multiloquemente, multiloques
<b>multiloque (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multiloquous, talkative

multiloquente, multiloquentemente, multiloquentes
<b>multiloquente</b><br><i>adj</i> multiloquent, talkative

multiloquentia, multiloquentias
<i>n</i> multiloquence, talkativeness

multimillionario, multimillionarios
<b>multimillionario</b><br><i>n</i> multimillionaire

multinomie, multinomiemente, multinomies
<b>multinomie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] multinominal, polynomial

multinomio, multinomios
<i>n</i> [Math.] multinominal, polynominal

multipara, multiparas
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> multipara

multipare, multiparemente, multipares
<b>multipare</b><br><i>adj</i> multiparous

multiparitate, multiparitates
<i>n</i> multiparity

multipartite, multipartitemente, multipartites
<b>multipartite</b><br><i>adj</i> multipartite

multipede, multipedemente, multipedes
<b>multipede (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multiped, multipede

multiple, multiplemente, multiples
<b>multiple (ml-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multiple (1. manifold, multiplex; 2. [Math.])

multiplicabile, multiplicabilemente, multiplicabiles
<i>adj</i> multiplicable, multipliable

multiplicando, multiplicandos
<i>n</i> multiplicand

multiplicar, multiplica, multiplicante, multiplicara, multiplicarea, multiplicate, multiplicava
<i>v</i> to multiply (1. to make more numerous; 2. [Math.]);<br><b>multiplicar se</b> 1. to multiply (= to become more numerous); 2. to be half a dozen places at once

multiplication, multiplicationes
<i>n</i> multiplication;<br><b>tabula de multiplication</b> multiplication table

multiplicative, multiplicativemente, multiplicatives
<i>adj</i> multiplicative

multiplicator, multiplicatores
<i>n</i> [Math.] multiplier;<br><b>multiplicator de frequentia</b> [Elec.] frequency multiplier

multiplice, multiplicemente, multiplices
<b>multiplice (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multiple (1. manifold, multiplex; 2. [Math.])

multiplicitate, multiplicitates
<i>n</i> multiplicity

multiplo, multiplos
<b>(ml-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Math.] multiple;<br><b>le minime commun multiplo</b> the least common multiple, LCM

multipolar, multipolares, multipolarmente
<b>multipolar</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat., Elec.] multipolar

multisense, multisensemente, multisenses
<b>multisense</b><br><i>adj</i> multisensual, multivocal (= having many meanings)

multisone, multisonemente, multisones
<b>multisone</b><br><i>adj</i> multisonous, multisonant

multitubular, multitubulares, multitubularmente
<b>multitubular</b><br><i>adj</i> multitubular

multitude, multitudes
<i>n</i> multitude (1. large number; 2. crowd, throng)

multivage, multivagemente, multivages
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multivagant, muchwandering

multivalve, multivalvemente, multivalves
<b>multivalve</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] multivalve, multivalved

multivalvular
<b>multivalvular</b><br>[Bot., Zool.] multivalvular

multivie, multiviemente, multivies
<b>multivie (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> multivious (= having many roads)

multo
<i>adv</i> 1. very; 2. much

multungulate, multungulatemente, multungulates
<b>multungulate</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] multungulate

multungule, multungulemente, multungules
<b>multungule</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] multungulate

mumia, mumias
<i>n</i> mummy

mumificar, mumifica, mumificante, mumificara, mumificarea, mumificate, mumificava
<i>v</i> to mummify (= to embalm as a mummy)

mumification, mumificationes
<i>n</i> mummification

mun
<b>-mun</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds]

mundadentes, mundadenteses
<b>mundadentes (-dn-)</b><br><i>n</i> toothpick

mundan, mundanes, mundanmente
<i>adj</i> 1. mundane, worldly; 2. society (<i>attrib.</i>), of the world

mundanitate, mundanitates
<i>n</i> 1. worldliness; 2. fashionableness

mundar, munda, mundante, mundara, mundarea, mundate, mundava
<i>v</i> to cleanse; <i>also:</i> to clean (= to make clean)

munde, mundemente, mundes
<i>adj</i> clean

mundial, mundiales, mundialmente
<i>adj</i> world-wide;<br><b>guerra mundial</b> World War

mundificar, mundifica, mundificante, mundificara, mundificarea, mundificate, mundificava
<i>v</i> to cleanse, purify

mundification, mundificationes
<i>n</i> cleansing, purification

munditia, munditias
<i>n</i> cleanness, cleanliness

mundo, mundos
<i>n</i> world (1. Universe; 2. earth; 3. society);<br><b>tote le mundo</b> everybody;<br><b>le vetule mundo</b> the Old World;<br><b>le nove mundo</b> the New World;<br><b>le mundo literari</b> the literary world

munerar, munera, munerante, munerara, munerarea, munerate, munerava
<i>v</i> to present, give

muni
<b>muni-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

munich
<b>Munich (m-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Munich

municipal, municipales, municipalmente
<i>adj</i> municipal;<br><b>consilio municipal</b> city or town council

municipalisar, municipalisa, municipalisante, municipalisara, municipalisarea, municipalisate, municipalisava
<i>v</i> to municipalize

municipalitate, municipalitates
<i>n</i> 1. municipality (= town, city, etc., having local self-government); 2. town or city council, municipality; 3. town or city hall

municipe, municipes
<b>municipe (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> townsman

municipio, municipios
<i>n</i> 1. [Rom. Hist.] municipium; 2. town district

munificente, munificentemente, munificentes
<b>munificente</b><br><i>adj</i> munificent

munificentia, munificentias
<i>n</i> munificence

munir, muni, muniente, munira, munirea, munite, muniva
<i>v</i> 1. to fortify (as in "to fortify a city"); 2. to provide with, furnish

munition, munitiones
<i>n</i> 1. military supplies, munitions; 2. ammunition;<br><b>pan de munition</b> [Mil.] ration bread

munitionar, munitiona, munitionante, munitionara, munitionarea, munitionate, munitionava
<i>v</i> to munition, supply with munitions

munitionero, munitioneros
<i>n</i> munitioner, munitioneer

mural, murales, muralmente
<i>adj</i> mural;<br><b>pictura mural</b> mural (painting);<br><b>(mappa) mural</b> wall (map)

muralia, muralias
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] wall

murar, mura, murante, murara, murarea, murate, murava
<i>v</i> 1. to wall in, surround with a wall; 2. to wall up

mure, mures
<i>n</i> mouse

muria, murias
<i>n</i> brine

muriate, muriatemente, muriates
<i>adj</i> muriated (= impregnated with chloride)

muriatic, muriaticamente, muriatiches
<i>adj</i> muriatic;<br><b>acido muriatic</b> muriatic acid, hydrochloric acid

muriato, muriatos
<i>n</i> muriate, chloride

murides, murideses
<b>(mr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Muridae

murmurar, murmura, murmurante, murmurara, murmurarea, murmurate, murmurava
<i>v</i> to murmur; <i>also:</i> to mutter, mumble, grumble, babble etc.

murmuration, murmurationes
<i>n</i> (action of) murmuring; <i>also:</i> muttering, mumbling, grumbling, babbling, babble, etc.

murmurator, murmuratores
<i>n</i> murmurer; <i>also:</i> mutterer, mumbler, grumbler, etc.

murmure, murmures
<i>n</i> murmur; <i>also:</i> muttering, mumbling, grumbling, etc.

murmurear, murmurea, murmureante, murmureara, murmurearea, murmureate, murmureava
<i>v</i> to murmur; <i>also:</i> to mutter, mumble, grumble, etc.

murmurose, murmurosemente, murmuroses
<i>adj</i> murmurous (= filled with, or making, murmurs)

muro, muros
<i>n</i> wall (= upright structure of masonry, etc.)

mus, muses
<i>n</i> mouse

musa, musas
<i>n</i> Muse, muse

musaranea, musaraneas
<b>musaranea</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] shrew

musca, muscas
<i>n</i> 1. [Entom.] fly; 2. tuft of hair (on lower lip); 3. beauty spot, patch;<br><b>muscas volante</b> [Pathol.] <i>muscae volitantes</i>;<br><b>musca de Hispania</b> Spanish fly, blister beetle;<br><b>musca artificial</b> [Angling] fly

muscate, muscatemente, muscates
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>bove muscate</b> musk ox;<br><b>ratto muscate</b> muskrat;<br><b>nuce muscate</b> nutmeg;<br><b>rosa muscate</b> musk rose

muscatello, muscatellos
<i>n</i> muscatel (1. muscat grape; 2. muscatel wine)

muscato, muscatos
<i>n</i> muscat (1. muscat grape; 2. muscatel wine)

muschettero, muschetteros
<i>n</i> musketeer

muschetto, muschettos
<i>n</i> musket, rifle

muscides
<b>(ms-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Muscidae

musco, muscos
<i>n</i> moss <hr><i>n</i> musk (1. musk deer; 2. "musk substance or perfume")

muscologia, muscologias
<b>muscologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bryology, muscology (= science af mosses)

muscose, muscosemente, muscoses
<i>adj</i> mossy

muscular, musculares, muscularmente
<i>adj</i> muscular (as in "muscular energy")

musculate, musculatemente, musculates
<i>adj</i> muscled, muscular

musculatura, musculaturas
<i>n</i> muscular system, musculature

musculina, musculinas
<i>n</i> [Biochem.] musculin

musculo, musculos
<b>(ms-)</b><br><i>n</i> muscle <hr><b>(ms-)</b><br><i>n</i> mussel; <i>also:</i> clam

musculose, musculosemente, musculoses
<i>adj</i> muscular (as in "muscular man")

musculositate, musculositates
<i>n</i> muscularity

musellar, musella, musellante, musellara, musellarea, musellate, musellava
<i>v</i> to muzzle

musello, musellos
<i>n</i> muzzle (as in "a dog wearing a muzzle")

museo, museos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> museum

music, musicamente, musiches
<i>adj</i> 1. artistic, disposed for the fine arts; 2. musical (= of or pertaining to music)

musica, musicas
<i>n</i> music;<br><b>poner in musica</b> to set to music

musical, musicales, musicalmente
<i>adj</i> musical (as in "musical arrangement");<br><b>aure musical</b> musical ear

musicante, musicantes
<i>n</i> musician

musicar, musica, musicante, musicara, musicarea, musicate, musicava
<i>v</i> to play, make music

musich
<b>musich-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>musica</b>

musichetta, musichettas
<i>n</i> easy unpretentious music

musico, musicos
<i>n</i> musician

musicologia, musicologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> musicology

musicologo, musicologos
<b>musicologo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> musicologist

musicomania, musicomanias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> musicomania

musicomano, musicomanos
<b>musicomano (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> musicomaniac

muso, musos
<i>n</i> snout, muzzle

musselina, musselinas
<i>n</i> muslin

mustachio, mustachios
<i>n</i> moustache

mustang, mustangs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> mustang

mustarda, mustardas
<i>n</i> mustard

mustardero, mustarderos
<i>n</i> mustard maker, mustard seller

mustardiera, mustardieras
<i>n</i> mustard jar, mustard pot

mustela, mustelas
<i>n</i> weasel

musto, mustos
<i>n</i> must (= new wine, sweet cider)

musulman, musulmanes
<i>n</i> Mussulman, Moslem

muta, mutas
<i>n</i> molt (= process of molting)

mutabile, mutabilemente, mutabiles
<i>adj</i> changeable, mutable

mutabilitate, mutabilitates
<i>n</i> mutability

mutar, muta, mutante, mutara, mutarea, mutate, mutava
<i>v</i> 1. to change (= to make or become different); 2. to molt

mutation, mutationes
<i>n</i> mutation (1. change; 2. [Biol.])

mutatis mutandis
<b>[L]</b><br><i>mutatis mutandis</i>

mute, mutemente, mutes
<i>adj</i> mute, dumb, silent;<br><b>littera mute</b> [Phonet.] mute or silent letter

mutescer, mutesce, mutescente, mutescera, mutescerea, mutesceva, mutescite
<i>v</i> to grow mute, grow silent

mutilar, mutila, mutilante, mutilara, mutilarea, mutilate, mutilava
<i>v</i> to mutilate

mutilate, mutilatemente, mutilates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>mutilar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> wounded (as in "wounded soldier")

mutilation, mutilationes
<i>n</i> mutilation

mutilato, mutilatos
<i>n</i> wounded (soldier);<br><b>mutilatos de guerra</b> wounded (soldiers)

mutilator, mutilatores
<i>n</i> mutilator

mutile, mutilemente, mutiles
<i>adj</i> maimed, mutilated

mutismo, mutismos
<i>n</i> muteness, dumbness, mutism

mutual, mutuales, mutualmente
<i>adj</i> mutual, reciprocal

mutualitate, mutualitates
<i>n</i> mutuality, reciprocity

mutue, mutuemente, mutues
<i>adj</i> mutual, reciprocal

muzhik, muzhikes
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> muzhik

my
<b>my-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds] my- (= to shut the eyes, blink)

myope, myopemente, myopes
<b>myope</b><br><i>adj</i> short-sighted, near-sighted, myopic

myopia, myopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> short-sightedness, near-sightedness, myopia

myosotis, myosotes
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] forget-me-not, myosotis

myri
<b>myri-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] myria-, myri- (1. countless; 2. ten thousand)

myriade, myriades
<b>(-ade)</b><br><i>n</i> myriad (1. ten thousand; 2. indefinitely large number)

myriagramma, myriagrammas
<b>myriagramma</b><br><i>n</i> myriagram

myriametro, myriametros
<b>myriametro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> myriameter

myriapode, myriapodemente, myriapodes
<b>myriapode (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> myriapod

myriapodo, myriapodos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> myriapod;<br><b>myriapodos</b> [Zool.] Myriapoda

myrrha, myrrhas
<i>n</i> myrrh (= gum resin produced by the myrrh tree)

myrrhar, myrrha, myrrhante, myrrhara, myrrharea, myrrhate, myrrhava
<i>v</i> to perfume with myrrh

myrrhic, myrrhicamente, myrrhiches
<i>adj</i> myrrhic

myrtaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Myrtaceae

myrtacee, myrtaceemente, myrtacees
<i>adj</i> myrtaceous

myrtiforme, myrtiformemente, myrtiformes
<b>myrtiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> myrtiform

myrtillo, myrtillos
<i>n</i> whortleberry, blueberry

myrto, myrtos
<i>n</i> myrtle

mysta, mystas
<i>n</i> [Gr. Relig.] mystes (= an initiate in the mysteries)

mystagogia, mystagogias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mystagogy

mystagogo, mystagogos
<b>mystagogo</b><br><i>n</i> mystagogue

mysterio, mysterios
<i>n</i> mystery (1. as in "the Eleusinian mysteries"; 2. [Eccl.]; 3. secret, obscure fact or force, motive, etc.; 4 mystery play)

mysteriose, mysteriosemente, mysterioses
<i>adj</i> mysterious

mystic, mysticamente, mystiches
<i>adj</i> mystic, mystical

mystica, mysticas
<i>n</i> mystical theology, mysticism

mysticismo, mysticismos
<i>n</i> mysticism

mysticitate, mysticitates
<i>n</i> mysticalness

mystico, mysticos
<i>n</i> mystic

mystificar, mystifica, mystificante, mystificara, mystificarea, mystificate, mystificava
<i>v</i> to mystify, hoax

mystification, mystificationes
<i>n</i> mystification, hoax

mystificator, mystificatores
<i>n</i> mystifier, hoaxer

mythic, mythicamente, mythiches
<i>adj</i> mythical

mytho, mythos
<i>n</i> myth

mythographia, mythographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mythography

mythographo
<b>mythographo (-t-)</b><br>mythographer

mythologia, mythologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> mythology

mythologic, mythologicamente, mythologiches
<i>adj</i> mythological

mythologista, mythologistas
<i>n</i> mythologist

mythologo, mythologos
<b>mythologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> mythologist

msalliance, msalliances, mesalliance, mesalliances
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> misalliance, <I>msalliance</I>

mnchen, munchen
<B>Mnchen [G]</B><BR><I>npl</I> Munich, Mnchen

n
<b>-n</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-in</b>

na
<b>-na</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ina</b>

nabab, nababes
<i>n</i> nabob (1. [Indian Admin.]; 2. very wealthy person)

nabuchodonosor
<b>Nabuchodonosor</b><br><i>npr</i> [Bib.] Nebuchadnezzar

nacrar, nacra, nacrante, nacrara, nacrarea, nacrate, nacrava
<i>v</i> to face with mother-of-pearl

nacrate, nacratemente, nacrates
<i>adj</i> faced with mother-of-pearl

nacre, nacres
<i>n</i> mother-of-pearl, nacre

nadir, nadires
<i>n</i> nadir

naive, naivemente, naives
<b>(nav)</b><br><i>adj</i> naive

naivitate, naivitates
<i>n</i> naiveness, naivet

nam
<i>conj</i> for

nana, nanas
<i>n</i> (woman) dwarf

nano, nanos
<i>n</i> dwarf (1. midget; 2. [Mythol.])

naphtha, naphthas
<i>n</i> naphtha

naphthalina, naphthalinas
<i>n</i> naphthaline

naphthol, naphtholes
<i>n</i> naphthol

narcissismo, narcissismos
<i>n</i> narcissism

narcisso, narcissos
<i>n</i> narcissus;<br><b>Narcisso</b> [Gr. Mythol.] Narcissus;<br><b>narcisso poetic</b> poet's narcissus;<br><b>narcisso silvestre</b> daffodil

narcose, narcoses
<i>n</i> narcosis

narcot
<b>narcot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>narcose</b>

narcotic, narcoticamente, narcotiches
<i>adj</i> narcotic

narcotico, narcoticos
<i>n</i> narcotic

narcotina, narcotinas
<i>n</i> narcotine

narcotisar, narcotisa, narcotisante, narcotisara, narcotisarea, narcotisate, narcotisava
<i>v</i> to narcotize

narcotisation, narcotisationes
<i>n</i> narcotization

narcotismo, narcotismos
<i>n</i> narcotism

nardin, nardines, nardinmente
<i>adj</i> nardine (= of or pertaining to nard)

nardo, nardos
<i>n</i> nard, spikenard

nare, nares
<i>n</i> nostril

nargile, nargiles
<b>(-l)</b><br><i>n</i> nargileh, narghile

narrar, narra, narrante, narrara, narrarea, narrate, narrava
<i>v</i> to narrate

narration, narrationes
<i>n</i> narration; <i>also:</i> narrative

narrative, narrativemente, narratives
<i>adj</i> narrative

narrator, narratores
<i>n</i> narrator

nasal, nasales, nasalmente
<i>adj</i> nasal (1. as in "nasal duct"; 2. [Phonet.]);<br><b>(littera) nasal</b> nasal (letter) <hr><i>n</i> nasal (1. nose piece of a helmet; 2. [Phonet.])

nasalisar, nasalisa, nasalisante, nasalisara, nasalisarea, nasalisate, nasalisava
<i>v</i> to nasalize

nasalitate, nasalitates
<i>n</i> nasality, nasal quality

nascente, nascentemente, nascentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>nascer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> nascent, dawning, etc.

nascentia, nascentias
<i>n</i> birth (= act or fact of being born);<br><b>(cec, </b>etc.<b>) de nascentia</b> (blind, etc.) from birth, born (blind, etc.)

nascer, nasce, nascente, nascera, nascerea, nasceva, nascite, nate
<b>[nasc-/nat-]</b><br><i>v</i> to be born; <i>also:</i> to originate, arise, come into existence;<br><b>facer nascer</b> to give birth to, cause to be

nascite, nascitemente, nascites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>nascer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> born, nee;<br><b>ben nascite</b> wellborn;<br><b>mal nascite</b> lowborn

nasica, nasicas
<b>(-ca)</b><br><i>n</i> proboscis monkey

nasiforme, nasiformemente, nasiformes
<b>nasiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> nose-shaped

naso, nasos
<i>n</i> nose;<br><b>naso aquilin</b> aquiline nose;<br><b>haber bon naso</b> to have a good nose;<br><b>mitter le naso in un cosa</b> to poke one's nose into something;<br><b>conducer un persona per le naso</b> to lead someone by the nose;<br><b>non vider multo ultra su naso</b> not to see much beyond one's nose

nasturtio, nasturtios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] nasturtium

nat
<b>nat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nascer</b>

natal, natales, natalmente
<i>adj</i> native (= connected with one's birth);<br><b>die natal</b> natal day, birthday <hr><b>Natal</b><br><i>n</i> Christmas

natalitate, natalitates
<i>n</i> birth rate

natante, natantemente, natantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>natar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> natant

natar, nata, natante, natara, natarea, natate, natava
<i>v</i> 1. to swim; 2. to float

natation, natationes
<i>n</i> swimming, natation

natator, natatores
<i>n</i> swimmer (= one who swims or can swim)

natatori, natatorimente, natatoris
<i>adj</i> natatory, natatorial;<br><b>vesica natatori</b> swimming or air bladder

natatorio, natatorios
<i>n</i> swimming pool; natatorium

nate, natemente, nates
<i>adj</i> born;<br><b>(esser poeta) nate</b> (to be a) born (poet)

nation, nationes
<i>n</i> nation;<br><b>Nationes Unite</b> United Nations

national, nationales, nationalmente
<i>adj</i> national

nationalisar, nationalisa, nationalisante, nationalisara, nationalisarea, nationalisate, nationalisava
<i>v</i> to nationalize (= to convert into national property)

nationalisation, nationalisationes
<i>n</i> nationalization

nationalismo, nationalismos
<i>n</i> nationalism

nationalista, nationalistas
<i>n</i> nationalist; <i>attrib.</i> nationalistic

nationalitate, nationalitates
<i>n</i> nationality

native, nativemente, natives
<i>adj</i> native (1. as in "native wit"; 2. native-born)

nativismo, nativismos
<i>n</i> nativism (1. prejudice in favor of natives against foreigners; 2. [Philos.])

nativista, nativistas
<i>n</i> nativist (1. a partisan of nativism in the treatment of foreigners; 2. [Philos.])

nativitate, nativitates
<i>n</i> birth; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.] Nativity

nativo, nativos
<i>n</i> native

natrium, natriumes
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> sodium, natrium

natrolitho, natrolithos
<b>natrolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] natrolite

natron, natrones
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> natron

natura, naturas
<i>n</i> nature (1. "the nature of a being or person"; 2. the material world and its phenomena);<br><b>pagar in natura</b> to pay in kind;<br><b>de natura</b> by nature

natural, naturales, naturalmente
<i>n</i> disposition, temperament <hr><i>adj</i> natural;<br><b>filio natural</b> natural son;<br><b>historia natural</b> natural history;<br><b>lege natural</b> natural law, law of nature

naturalisar, naturalisa, naturalisante, naturalisara, naturalisarea, naturalisate, naturalisava
<i>v</i> to naturalize (1. "to naturalize a foreigner"; 2. to acclimatize)

naturalisation, naturalisationes
<i>n</i> naturalization

naturalismo, naturalismos
<i>n</i> naturalism (1. conformity with nature; 2. [Philos.]; 3. [Lit. or Art])

naturalista, naturalistas
<i>n</i> naturalist (1. a student of natural history; 2. an adherent of naturalism in philosophy; 3. a representative of naturalism in art or literature)

naturalistic, naturalisticamente, naturalistiches
<i>adj</i> naturalistic (1. as in "naturalistic principles in art"; 2. [Philos.]; 3. of or pertaining to natural history)

naturalitate, naturalitates
<i>n</i> naturalness

naturalmente
<i>adv</i> naturally (1. in a natural way; 2. by nature; 3. of course)

nau
<b>nau-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] nau- (= ship)

naufragar, naufraga, naufragante, naufragara, naufragarea, naufragate, naufragava
<i>v</i> to suffer shipwreck

naufrage, naufragemente, naufrages
<b>naufrage (nu-)</b><br><i>adj</i> shipwrecked

naufragio, naufragios
<b>naufragio</b><br><i>n</i> shipwreck

naufrago, naufragos
<b>(nu-)</b><br><i>n</i> shipwrecked person

naumachia, naumachias
<b>naumachia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] naumachy

nausea, nauseas
<i>n</i> nausea

nauseabunde, nauseabundemente, nauseabundes
<i>adj</i> nauseating, nauseous

nausear, nausea, nauseante, nauseara, nausearea, nauseate, nauseava
<i>v</i> to nauseate (= to feel nausea)

nauseose, nauseosemente, nauseoses
<i>adj</i> nauseous, nauseating

nauta, nautas
<i>n</i> mariner, seaman

nautic, nauticamente, nautiches
<b>(nu-)</b><br><i>adj</i> nautical

nautica, nauticas
<b>(nu-)</b><br><i>n</i> (the art or science of) navigation

nautilo, nautilos
<b>(nu-)</b><br><i>n</i> nautilus

naval, navales, navalmente
<i>adj</i> naval

nave, naves
<i>n</i> 1. ship; 2. [Arch.] nave;<br><b>nave transversal</b> [Arch.] transept

navetta, navettas
<i>n</i> 1. little boat; 2. incense boat; 3. shuttle

navigabile, navigabilemente, navigabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. navigable (as in "navigable stream"); 2. seaworthy

navigabilitate, navigabilitates
<i>n</i> 1. navigability; 2. seaworthiness

navigar, naviga, navigante, navigara, navigarea, navigate, navigava
<i>v</i> 1. to sail (= to go from one place to another in a ship); 2. to navigate, sail (as in "to navigate or sail the seas")

navigation, navigationes
<i>n</i> navigation (1. [Naut., Aeronaut.] act or practice of navigating; 2. act or science of navigation)

navigational, navigationales, navigationalmente
<i>adj</i> navigational

navigator, navigatores
<i>n</i> navigator (= one who sails the seas)

nazar
<b>nazar-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Nazareth</b>

nazaren, nazarenes, nazarenmente
<i>adj</i> Nazarene

nazareno, nazarenos
<i>n</i> Nazarene

nazareth, nazarethes
<b>Nazareth (n-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Nazareth

nazi, nazis
<b>(-ts-)</b><br><i>n</i> Nazi

nazismo, nazismos
<i>n</i> Nazism

ne
<b>[ne]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> not; 2. <i>conj</i> lest

neapole
<b>Neapole</b><br><i>npr</i> Naples

neapolita, neapolitamente, neapolitas
<i>n/adj</i> Neapolitan

neapolitan, neapolitanes, neapolitanmente
<i>adj</i> Neapolitan

neapolitano, neapolitanos
<i>n</i> Neapolitan

nebula, nebulas
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. fog, mist, haze; 2. [Pathol.] nebula

nebular, nebulares, nebularmente
<i>adj</i> nebular

nebulosa, nebulosas
<i>n</i> [Astron.] nebula

nebulose, nebulosemente, nebuloses
<i>adj</i> nebulous

nebulositate, nebulositates
<i>n</i> nebulousness

nec
<b>[nec]</b><br><i>conj</i> neither, nor, also not;<br><b>nec ... nec ...</b> neither ... nor ...<br>(= <b>ni</b>)

nec plus ultra
<b>[L]</b><br><i>nec plus ultra</i>

necamento, necamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) drowning

necar, neca, necante, necara, necarea, necate, necava
<i>v</i> to drown (= to deprive of life by immersion)

necessaire, necessaires
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> kit, case

necessari, necessarimente, necessaris
<i>adj</i> necessary

necesse, necessemente, necesses
<i>adj</i> necessary

necessitar, necessita, necessitante, necessitara, necessitarea, necessitate, necessitava
<i>v</i> 1. to force, compel 2. to necessitate (= to make necessary)

necessitate, necessitates
<i>n</i> necessity (1. fact or quality of being necessary; 2. need, want);<br><b>in caso de necessitate</b> in case of necessity or emergency;<br><b>facer de necessitate virtute</b> to make a virtue of necessity;<br><b>(cosas) de prime necessitate</b> indispensable (things)

necessitose, necessitosemente, necessitoses
<i>adj</i> needy

necro
<b>necro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] necro-, necr- (= corpse, dead body)

necrologia, necrologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> necrology

necrologic, necrologicamente, necrologiches
<i>adj</i> necrological, necrologic

necrologo, necrologos
<b>necrologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> necrology, necrologue

necromante, necromantes
<b>necromante</b><br><i>n</i> necromancer

necromantia, necromantias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> necromancy

necromantic, necromanticamente, necromantiches
<i>adj</i> necromantic

necrophage, necrophagemente, necrophages
<b>necrophage</b><br><i>adj</i> necrophagous

necropole, necropoles
<b>necropole</b><br><i>n</i> necropolis, cemetery

necropsia, necropsias
<b>necropsia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] necropsy, autopsy

necroscopia, necroscopias
<b>necroscopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] necroscopy, autopsy

necroscopic, necroscopicamente, necroscopiches
<b>necroscopic</b><br><i>adj</i> necroscopic, necroscopical

necrosis, necroses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] necrosis

nect
<b>nect- [nect-/nex-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>nect-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] nect- (= swimmer; swimming)

nectare, nectares
<i>n</i> nectar (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Bot.])

nectarin, nectarines, nectarinmente
<i>adj</i> nectarean, nectareous

nectario, nectarios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] nectary

necun, necunes, necunmente
<b>[necun]</b><br><i>adj</i> none, not any<br>(= <b>nulle</b>)

necuno
<b>[necuno]</b><br><i>pron</i> nobody, no one, none<br>(= <b>nemo</b>)

negar, nega, negante, negara, negarea, negate, negava
<i>v</i> to deny

negation, negationes
<i>n</i> 1. negation; 2. [Gram.] negative

negativa, negativas
<i>n</i> negative (= negative proposition, statement, reply, etc.)

negative, negativemente, negatives
<i>adj</i> negative (1. not affirmative; 2. not positive);<br><b>responder negativemente</b> to answer negatively, in the negative

negativismo, negativismos
<i>n</i> negativism

negativista, negativistas
<i>n</i> negativist

negativo, negativos
<i>n</i> [Photog. etc.] negative

neglect
<b>neglect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>negliger</b>

neglecte, neglectemente, neglectes
<i>adj</i> neglected

negligente, negligentemente, negligentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>negliger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> negligent

negligentia, negligentias
<i>n</i> negligence

negliger, neglecte, neglige, negligente, negligera, negligerea, negligeva, negligite
<b>[-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to neglect;<br><b>negliger de facer un cosa</b> to neglect or fail to do something

negotiabile, negotiabilemente, negotiabiles
<i>adj</i> [Com.] negotiable

negotiabilitate, negotiabilitates
<i>n</i> negotiability

negotiante, negotiantes
<i>n</i> merchant, dealer, etc. (= one engaged in trade)

negotiar, negotia, negotiante, negotiara, negotiarea, negotiate, negotiava
<i>v</i> I. to trade (= to be engaged in trade); II. to negotiate (1. to talk over and arrange terms for; 2. to convert into cash)

negotiation, negotiationes
<i>n</i> negotiation, negotiating

negotiator, negotiatores
<i>n</i> negotiator

negotio, negotios
<i>n</i> 1. trade, traffic; 2. negotiation, negotiating

negrero, negreros
<i>n</i> slaver (1. slave trader; 2. slave ship)

negro, negros
<i>n</i> Negro

negroide, negroidemente, negroides
<i>adj</i> negroid

negus, neguses
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> Negus

nemat
<b>nemat-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] nemato-, nemat- (= thread)

nemathelminthe, nemathelminthes
<b>nemathelminthe</b><br>[Zool.] <i>n</i> nemathelminth

nemesis, nemeses
<b>Nemesis (n-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Nemesis;<br><b>nemesis</b> nemesis, retribution

nemine
<b>[nemine]</b><br><i>indef pron</i> no one, nobody<br>(= <b>nemo</b>)

nemo
<i>pron</i> no one, nobody

neo
<b>neo-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] neo- (= new)

neolatin, neolatines, neolatinmente
<b>neolatin</b><br><i>adj</i> Neo-Latin

neolatino, neolatinos
<i>n</i> Neo-Latin

neolithic, neolithicamente, neolithiches
<i>adj</i> [Archeol.] neolithic

neolitho, neolithos
<b>neolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Archeol.] neolith

neologia, neologias
<b>neologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> neology (= use of new words)

neologic, neologicamente, neologiches
<i>adj</i> neological

neologismo, neologismos
<i>n</i> neologism (= new word or expression)

neologista, neologistas
<i>n</i> neologist

neon, neones
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] neon

neonato, neonatos
<b>neonato</b><br><i>n</i> newborn baby

neophyto, neophytos
<b>neophyto (--)</b><br><i>n</i> neophyte

neoplasma, neoplasmas
<b>neoplasma</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] neoplasm

neoplatonic, neoplatonicamente, neoplatoniches
<b>neoplatonic</b><br><i>adj</i> Neoplatonic

neoplatonico, neoplatonicos
<b>neoplatonico</b><br><i>n</i> Neoplatonist

neoplatonismo, neoplatonismos
<b>neoplatonismo</b><br><i>n</i> Neoplatonism

neozelandese, neozelandesemente, neozelandeses
<b>neozelandese</b><br>1. <i>adj</i> (of) New Zealand; 2. <i>n</i> New Zealander

nephritic, nephriticamente, nephritiches
<i>adj</i> nephritic

nephritis, nephrites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] nephritis

nephro
<b>nephro-</b><br><i>n</i> (occurring in derivatives and compounds] nephro-, nephr- (= kidney)

nephrocele, nephroceles
<b>nephrocele</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] nephrocele

nepote, nepotes
<i>n</i> 1. grandchild, grandson; 2. nephew

nepotismo, nepotismos
<i>n</i> nepotism (= favoritism in regard to relatives)

nepta, neptas
<i>n</i> 1. granddaughter; 2. niece

nepto, neptos
<i>n</i> 1. grandchild; grandson; 2. nephew

neptunian, neptunianes, neptunianmente
<i>adj</i> 1. [Rom. Relig.; Astron.] Neptunian; 2. [Geol.] neptunian

neptunismo, neptunismos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Neptunism

neptunista, neptunistas
<i>n</i> [Geol.] neptunist

neptunium, neptuniumes
<b>(-tn-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] neptunium

neptuno
<b>Neptuno</b><br><i>npr</i> Neptune (1. [Rom. Relig.]; 2. [Astron.])

neque
<b>[neque]</b><br><i>conj</i> (= <b>nec</b>)

nerval, nervales, nervalmente
<i>adj</i> neural

nervation, nervationes
<i>n</i> nervation, nervature

nervatura, nervaturas
<i>n</i> nervature, nervation

nervin, nervines, nervinmente
<i>adj</i> [Med.] nervine (= having the quality of acting on the nerves)

nervo, nervos
<i>n</i> I. tendon; II. nerve (1. as in "a man of nerve"; 2. [Anat.]);<br><b>nervo de bove</b> cowhide, horsewhip

nervose, nervosemente, nervoses
<i>adj</i> nervous (1. muscular; 2. pertaining to the nerves; 3. highly strung, irritable);<br><b>(stilo) nervose</b> vigorous (style)

nervosismo, nervosismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] nervous diathesis; nervousness

nervositate, nervositates
<i>n</i> nervousness

nervura, nervuras
<i>n</i> [Bot., Entom.] nerve, nervure

nescie, nesciemente, nescies
<i>adj</i> ignorant, stupid

nescietate, nescietates
<i>n</i> ignorance, stupidity, foolishness

neso
<b>neso-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] neso- (= island)

neta
<b>-neta</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

nettar, netta, nettante, nettara, nettarea, nettate, nettava
<i>v</i> 1. to clean, cleanse;<br><b>nettar a sic</b> to dry-clean

nette, nettemente, nettes
<i>adj</i> 1. neat (= clear, pure, etc.); 2. net;<br><b>precio nette</b> net price;<br><b>peso nette</b> net weight

nettitate, nettitates
<i>n</i> neatness, cleanness, cleanliness, etc.

neuralgia, neuralgias
<b>neuralgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> neuralgia

neuralgic, neuralgicamente, neuralgiches
<i>adj</i> neuralgic

neurasthenia, neurasthenias
<b>neurasthenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> neurasthenia

neurasthenic, neurasthenicamente, neurastheniches
<i>adj</i> neurasthenic

neurasthenico, neurasthenicos
<i>n</i> neurasthenic

neuritis, neurites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] neuritis

neurologia, neurologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> neurology

neurologic, neurologicamente, neurologiches
<i>adj</i> neurological

neurologista, neurologistas
<i>n</i> neurologist

neurologo, neurologos
<b>neurologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> neurologist

neuroma, neuromas
<i>n</i> [Med.] neuroma

neuron, neurones
<b>(neu-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] neuron;<br><b>neuro-</b> neuro-, neur- (= nerve)

neuropathologia, neuropathologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> neurology

neuropathologic, neuropathologicamente, neuropathologiches
<i>adj</i> neurological

neuropathologo, neuropathologos
<b>neuropathologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> neuropath, neurologist

neurosis, neuroses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> neurosis

neurotic, neuroticamente, neurotiches
<i>adj</i> neurotic

neutral, neutrales, neutralmente
<i>adj</i> neutral (= not taking either side in a dispute, war, etc.) <hr><i>n</i> neutral

neutralisar, neutralisa, neutralisante, neutralisara, neutralisarea, neutralisate, neutralisava
<i>v</i> to neutralize; <i>also:</i> [Pol.]

neutralisation, neutralisationes
<i>n</i> neutralization

neutralitate, neutralitates
<i>n</i> neutrality (1. state of not taking either side in a dispute, war, etc.; 2. [Chem.]);<br><b>neutralitate armate</b> armed neutrality

neutre, neutremente, neutres
<i>adj</i> I. neuter (1. [Biol.]; 2. [Gram.]); II. neutral (1. not taking either side in a dispute, war, etc.; 2. [Chem.]; 3. [Elec.] neither positive nor negative);<br><b>ape neutre</b> neuter or worker bee;<br><b>verbo neutre</b> neuter or intransitive verb

neutro
<b>[neutro]</b><br><i>indef pron</i> neither

neutron, neutrones
<b>(-n)</b><br><i>n</i> [Phys.] neutron;<br><b>neutron retardate</b> [Atomic Phys.] delayed neutron;<br><b>captura del neutron</b> absorption or capture of neutrons

nevo, nevos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] nevus, naevus; <i>also:</i> mole, birthmark, etc.

nevoide, nevoidemente, nevoides
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] nevoid, naevoid

new york
<b>New York [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> New York

nex
<b>nex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nect-</b>

nexo, nexos
<i>n</i> nexus, connection

ni
<b>[ni]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> not; 2. <i>conj</i> that not <hr><i>conj</i> neither, nor, also not;<br><b>ni ... ni</b> neither ... nor

nichar, nicha, nichante, nichara, nicharea, nichate, nichava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to niche, put in a niche

niche, niches
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> niche

nickel, nickeles
<i>n</i> nickel (1. the metal "nickel"; 2. a nickel coin)

nickelage, nickelages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> nickel-plating

nickelar, nickela, nickelante, nickelara, nickelarea, nickelate, nickelava
<i>v</i> to nickel-plate

nickelatura, nickelaturas
<i>n</i> nickel-plate (ware)

nickelifere, nickeliferemente, nickeliferes
<i>adj</i> nickeliferous

nicolaus
<b>Nicolaus (-lus)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Nicholas;<br><b>Sancte Nicolaus</b> Saint Nicholas; <i>also:</i> Santa Claus

nicot, jean nicot
<B>Nicot, Jean</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1530-1600; French diplomat]

nicotiana, nicotianas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Nicotiana

nicotina, nicotinas
<i>n</i> nicotine

nicotinic, nicotinicamente, nicotiniches
<i>adj</i> nicotinic;<br><b>acido nicotinic</b> nicotinic acid

nicotinismo, nicotinismos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] nicotinism

nidata, nidatas
<i>n</i> brood (of nestlings)

nidificar, nidifica, nidificante, nidificara, nidificarea, nidificate, nidificava
<i>v</i> to build a nest

nidification, nidificationes
<i>n</i> nest-building

nido, nidos
<i>n</i> nest (of a bird, mouse, etc.);<br><b>nido de brigantes</b> robbers' den;<br><b>facer un nido</b> to build a nest

nigrar, nigra, nigrante, nigrara, nigrarea, nigrate, nigrava
<i>v</i> to blacken, make black

nigre, nigremente, nigres
<i>adj</i> black;<br><b>Mar Nigre</b> Black Sea

nigritia, nigritias
<i>n</i> blackness

nihil, nil, nihiles, niles
also: <B>nil</B><BR><B>(n-)</B><BR><I>n</I> nothing;<BR><B>pro nihil</B> for nothing, without cost

nihilismo, nihilismos
<i>n</i> nihilism

nihilista, nihilistas
<i>n</i> nihilist

nimie, nimiemente, nimies
<i>adj</i> too much, too many

nimis, nimes
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adv</i> too, too much

ninive, ninives
<b>Ninive (n-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Nineveh

ninivita, ninivitas
<i>n</i> Ninevite

nipon, nipones
<b>Nipon [J]</b><br><i>n</i> Nippon

nirvana, nirvanas
<b>[Skr.]</b><br><i>n</i> nirvana

nisi
<b>[nisi]</b><br><i>conj</i> if not, unless

nit
<b>nit-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

nitide, nitidemente, nitides
<i>adj</i> 1. bright, shining; 2. clear, pure, neat, etc.

nitiditate, nitiditates
<i>n</i> 1. brightness, luminousness; 2. clearness, pureness, neatness, etc.

nitor, nitores
<i>n</i> brightness, clarity

nitrato, nitratos
<i>n</i> nitrate;<br><b>nitrato de Chile</b> sodium nitrate, Chile saltpeter

nitric, nitricamente, nitriches
<i>adj</i> nitric

nitrido, nitridos
<i>n</i> nitride

nitrificar, nitrifica, nitrificante, nitrificara, nitrificarea, nitrificate, nitrificava
<i>v</i> to nitrify

nitrification, nitrificationes
<i>n</i> nitrification

nitrito, nitritos
<i>n</i> nitrite

nitro, nitros
<i>n</i> saltpeter, niter

nitrobacterio, nitrobacterios
<b>nitrobacterio</b><br><i>n</i> nitrobacterium

nitrobenzina, nitrobenzinas
<b>nitrobenzina</b><br><i>n</i> nitrobenzene, nitrobenzol

nitrocellulosa, nitrocellulosas
<b>nitrocellulosa</b><br><i>n</i> nitrocellulose

nitrogeno, nitrogenos
<b>nitrogeno (--)</b><br><i>n</i> nitrogen

nitroglycerina, nitroglycerinas
<b>nitroglycerina</b><br><i>n</i> nitroglycerin

nitrose, nitrosemente, nitroses
<i>adj</i> nitrous (1. of niter; 2. [Chem.] containing nitrogen);<br><b>acido nitrose</b> nitrous acid

nivar, niva, nivante, nivara, nivarea, nivate, nivava
<i>v</i> to snow (= to be snowing)

nivate, nivatemente, nivates
<i>adj</i> snow-covered

nive, nives
<i>n</i> snow

nivee, niveemente, nivees
<i>adj</i> snowy, snow-white

nivellamento, nivellamentos
<i>n</i> leveling (1. surveying; 2. making level)

nivellar, nivella, nivellante, nivellara, nivellarea, nivellate, nivellava
<i>v</i> to level (1. [Surv.]; 2. to make level or even)

nivellator, nivellatores
<i>n</i> leveler (= one who or that which levels)

nivello, nivellos
<i>n</i> level (1. instrument for establishing a level surface; 2. degree of elevation of a plane);<br><b>nivello de aqua</b> [Mech.] water level;<br><b>passage a nivello</b> [R.R.] level or grade crossing;<br><b>esser al nivello de</b> to be on a level with

nivose, nivosemente, nivoses
<i>adj</i> snowy (1. as in "snowy weather"; 2. snow-white)

nivositate, nivositates
<i>n</i> snowiness

nivoso, nivosos
<i>n</i> [Fr. Hist.] <i>Nivse</i>

nneso
<b>-nneso</b><br><i>see</i> <b>neso-</b>

no
<i>adv</i> no;<br><b>no!</b> no!

nobile, nobilemente, nobiles
<i>adj</i> noble (1. "noble in rank, title or birth"; 2. "noble in character") <hr><i>n</i> nobleman, noblewoman, noble

nobiliari, nobiliarimente, nobiliaris
<i>adj</i> nobiliary

nobilitate, nobilitates
<i>n</i> nobility (1. "nobility of birth, rank, mind, character, etc."; 2. body of nobles in a country)

noblesse oblige
<b>[F]</b><br><i>noblesse oblige</i>

nocente, nocentemente, nocentes
<i>adj</i> harmful

nocer, noce, nocente, nocera, nocerea, noceva, nocite
<i>v</i> to harm, hurt;<br><b>nocer a (un persona, un cosa)</b> to be harmful, hurtful, to (a person, a thing)

nocive, nocivemente, nocives
<i>adj</i> harmful, hurtful

noctambule, noctambulemente, noctambules
<b>noctambule</b><br><i>adj</i> noctambulous; somnambulistic

noctambulismo, noctambulismos
<b>noctambulismo</b><br><i>n</i> somnambulism, noctambulism

noctata, noctatas
<i>n</i> night, whole night, night's time

nocte, noctes
<i>n</i> night;<br><b>de nocte</b> by night;<br><b>bon nocte!</b> good night!<br><b>asylo de nocte</b> flophouse, night shelter;<br><b>iste nocte</b> tonight

noctivage, noctivagemente, noctivages
<b>noctivage (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> noctivagous, noctivagant

noctula, noctulas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] noctule

nocturne, nocturnemente, nocturnes
<i>adj</i> nocturnal

nocturno, nocturnos
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] nocturn; 2. [Mus.] nocturne

nocue, nocuemente, nocues
<i>adj</i> noxious, hurtful

nodar, noda, nodante, nodara, nodarea, nodate, nodava
<i>v</i> to knot

nodo, nodos
<i>n</i> I. knot (1. "knot in a rope, cord, etc."; 2. [Naut.]; 3. node; 4. crux, nodus); II. bow (knot); <i>also:</i> loop; III. [Astron.] node; IV. knuckle;<br><b>nodo gordian</b> Gordian knot

nodose, nodosemente, nodoses
<i>adj</i> knotty, gnarled

nodositate, nodositates
<i>n</i> nodosity (1. knottiness; 2. knotty swelling or protuberance)

nodular, nodulares, nodularmente
<i>adj</i> nodular

nodulo, nodulos
<i>n</i> nodule

noe
<b>Noe (-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Noah

noi
<b>[noi]</b><br><i>pron</i> we, us<br>(= <b>nos</b>)

nolens volens
<b>[L]</b><br><i>nolens volens</i>, willy-nilly

nolente, nolentemente, nolentes
<b>[nolente]</b><br>1. <i>adj</i> unwilling; 2. <i>adv</i> unwillingly, against one's will

noli me tangere
<b>[L]</b><br><i>noli me tangere</i>

nom
<b>-nom-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] -nom- (1. distributing, apportioning; 2. ruling, managing; 3. dwelling) <hr><b>-nom-</b><br><i>see also</i> <b>nomine</b>

nomade, nomademente, nomades
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> nomad, nomadic <hr><b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> nomad

nomadismo, nomadismos
<i>n</i> nomadism

nomen
<b>nomen-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nomine</b>

nomenclar, nomencla, nomenclante, nomenclara, nomenclarea, nomenclate, nomenclava
<b>nomenclar</b><br><i>v</i> to compile the nomenclature of

nomenclator, nomenclatores
<i>n</i> nomenclator (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. one concerned with the nomenclature of a subject)

nomenclatura, nomenclaturas
<i>n</i> nomenclature (= system of names used in classifications)

nomic, nomicamente, nomiches
<i>adj</i> nomic (= customary, conventional);<br><b>orthographia nomic</b> nomic spelling

nominal, nominales, nominalmente
<i>adj</i> nominal (1. pertaining to a name or names; 2. existing in name only; 3. [Gram.] pertaining to a noun or nouns);<br><b>appello nominal</b> roll call;<br><b>votar per appello nominal</b> to vote by roll call;<br><b>valor nominal</b> nominal value, face value

nominalismo, nominalismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] nominalism

nominalista, nominalistas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] nominalist

nominar, nomina, nominante, nominara, nominarea, nominate, nominava
<i>v</i> 1. to name, call; 2. to nominate (= to appoint)

nomination, nominationes
<i>n</i> nomination, appointment

nominative, nominativemente, nominatives
<i>adj</i> nominative (1. bearing the name of a person; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>titulos nominative</b> nominative shares

nominativo, nominativos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] nominative

nominator, nominatores
<i>n</i> nominator (= one who nominates)

nomine, nomines
<i>n</i> 1. name; 2. noun;<br><b>in nomine de</b> in the name of, on behalf of

nomo
<b>nomo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] nomo- (= law)

nomocratia, nomocratias
<b>nomocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> nomocracy

nomologia, nomologias
<b>nomologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> nomology

non
<i>adv</i> 1. not; 2. no;<br><b>non!</b> no!;<br><b>si non</b> 1. if not; 2. except, unless it be <hr><b>non-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns and adjectives] non- (1. not ...; 2. lack of ...; failure to ... )

non-euclidian, non-euclidianes, non-euclidianmente
<i>adj</i> [Math.] non-Euclidean

non-me-oblida, non-me-oblidas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] forget-me-not

non plus ultra
<b>[L]</b><br><i>non plus ultra</i>

nonagenari, nonagenarimente, nonagenaris
<i>adj</i> nonagenarian

nonas
<i>npl</i> nones (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. [Eccl.])

nonchalance, nonchalances
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> nonchalance

nonchalant, nonchalantmente, nonchalants
<b>[F]</b><br><i>adj</i> nonchalant

nonconformista, nonconformistas
<i>n</i> nonconformist

nonconformitate, nonconformitates
<i>n</i> nonconformity

nondum, nondumes
<b>(nn-)</b><br><i>adv</i> not yet

none, nonemente, nones
<i>adj</i> ninth;<br><b>le none parte, le nono</b> the ninth part, the ninth

nonnate, nonnatemente, nonnates
<i>adj</i> unborn

nonne
<B>[nonne?]</B><BR><I>interr part</I> is it not?;<BR><B>il es ver, nonne?</B> it is true, isn't it?, isn't that so?

nonnulle, nonnullemente, nonnulles
<b>[nonnulle]</b><br><i>adj</i> some, several

nonnullo
<b>[nonnullo]</b><br><i>pron</i> some, several

nonobstante
1. <i>prep</i> despite, in spite of; 2. <i>adv</i> nevertheless

nonsenso, nonsensos
<i>n</i> nonsense

nonu
<b>nonu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nove</b>

nonuplar, nonupla, nonuplante, nonuplara, nonuplarea, nonuplate, nonuplava
<i>v</i> to multiply by nine

nonuple, nonuplemente, nonuples
<b>nonuple (n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> ninefold

nord, nordes
<i>n</i> north;<br><b>(ir) al nord</b> (to go) north;<br><b>(vento) del nord</b> north (wind);<br><b>polo nord</b> North Pole

nord-est, nord-estes
<i>n</i> northeast

nord-west, nord-westes
<i>n</i> northwest

nordic, nordicamente, nordiches
<i>adj</i> Nordic

norma, normas
<i>n</i> norm

normal, normales, normalmente
<i>adj</i> normal (1. at right angles, perpendicular; 2. conforming to a norm);<br><b>schola normal</b> teacher's college, normal school <hr><i>n</i> [Geom.] normal

normalisar, normalisa, normalisante, normalisara, normalisarea, normalisate, normalisava
<i>v</i> to normalize

normalitate, normalitates
<i>n</i> normality, normalcy

normandia
<b>Normandia (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Normandy

normanne, normannemente, normannes
<i>adj</i> Norman;<br><b>Insulas Normanne</b> Channel Islands, Norman Isles

normanno, normannos
<i>n</i> I. [Hist.] Northman, Norseman; II. Norman (1. Norse invaders of France, Italy, etc.; 2. inhabitant of Normandy)

normar, norma, normante, normara, normarea, normate, normava
<i>v</i> to make conformable to a norm, normalize

normative, normativemente, normatives
<i>adj</i> normative

norvega
<b>Norvega</b><br><i>npr</i> Norway

norvegian, norvegianes, norvegianmente
<i>adj</i> Norwegian

norvegiano, norvegianos
<i>n</i> Norwegian (1. native or inhabitant of Norway; 2. Norwegian language)

nos
<i>pron</i> I. <i>pers</i> 1. we; 2. us; II. <i>refl</i> ourselves

nosc
<b>nosc- [nosc-/not-;-gnosc-/-gnit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

nostalgia, nostalgias
<b>nostalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> nostalgia, homesickness

nostalgic, nostalgicamente, nostalgiches
<i>adj</i> nostalgic; <i>also:</i> homesick

nosto
<b>nosto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] nosto-, nost- (= return home)

nostre, nostremente, nostres
<i>adj poss</i> our; <i>pron poss</i> ours

not
<b>not-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nosc-</b>

nota, notas
<i>n</i> I. note (1. as in "to take notes of a lecture"; 2. annotation; <i>also:</i> footnote; 3. [Dipl.]; 4. [Mus.]); II. [School] mark, grade; III. bill, account;<br><b>nota (de banca)</b> banknote;<br><b>de nota</b> of note;<br><b>prender nota de</b> to make a note of

notabile, notabilemente, notabiles
<i>adj</i> notable

notabilitate, notabilitates
<i>n</i> notability (1. quality of being notable; 2. prominent person, notable)

notacanthe, notacanthemente, notacanthes
<b>notacanthe</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] notacanthous, spiny-backed

notacantho, notacanthos
<i>n</i> Notacanthus

notal, notales, notalmente
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] notal, dorsal

notar, nota, notante, notara, notarea, notate, notava
<i>v</i> 1. to note (= to write down a note or notes of); 2. to notice, note

notarial, notariales, notarialmente
<i>adj</i> notarial

notariato, notariatos
<i>n</i> profession of a notary

notario, notarios
<i>n</i> notary

notation, notationes
<i>n</i> notation; <i>special:</i> [Mus.; Chem.]

note, notemente, notes
<i>adj</i> known

notificar, notifica, notificante, notificara, notificarea, notificate, notificava
<i>v</i> to notify

notification, notificationes
<i>n</i> notification

notificator, notificatores
<i>n</i> notifier

notion, notiones
<i>n</i> notion (= concept, idea);<br><b>notiones</b> smattering, general idea

notional, notionales, notionalmente
<i>adj</i> notional, conceptual

notitia, notitias
<i>n</i> notice (1. observation, cognizance, etc.; 2. information or communication imparting knowledge)

noto, notos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] notum, back; <i>specif.:</i> back of the thorax of an insect

notochordo, notochordos
<b>notochordo</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] notochord

notonecta, notonectas
<b>notonecta</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Notonecta, back swimmer

notori, notorimente, notoris
<i>adj</i> notorious (= publicly or commonly known)

notorietate, notorietates
<i>n</i> notoriety (= character of what is publicly or commonly known)

nova, novas
<i>n</i> piece of news;<br><b>novas</b> news

noval, novales, novalmente
<i>adj</i> [Agr.] newly broken

novanta, novantamente, novantas
<i>adj</i> ninety

novantesime, novantesimemente, novantesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> ninetieth;<br><b>le novantesime parte, le novantesimo</b> the ninetieth part, the ninetieth

novar, nova, novante, novara, novarea, novate, novava
<i>v</i> [Law] to novate

novation, novationes
<i>n</i> [Law] novation

novator, novatores
<i>n</i> innovator

nove, novemente, noves
<i>adj</i> new (1. not existing before; 2. not yet used or worn);<br><b>de nove</b> again, anew, afresh;<br><b>le nove mundo</b> the New World;<br><b>le Nove Testamento</b> the New Testament <hr><i>adj</i> nine

nove guinea
<b>Nove Guinea (gina)</b><br><i>npr</i> New Guinea

nove orleans
<b>Nove Orleans</b><br><i>npr</i> New Orleans

nove york
<b>Nove York</b><br><i>npr</i> New York

nove zelanda
<b>Nove Zelanda</b><br><i>npr</i> New Zealand

novella, novellas
<i>n</i> 1. novelette, short story; 2. [Rom. Law] novel

novelle, novellemente, novelles
<i>adj</i> new, novel

novellista, novellistas
<i>n</i> novelette writer, short-story writer

novellitate, novellitates
<i>n</i> newness, novelty

novembre, novembres
<i>n</i> November

novena, novenas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] novena

novesime, novesimemente, novesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> ninth

novial, noviales
<b>[Nov.]</b><br><i>n</i> Novial

novialista, novialistas
<i>n</i> Novialist

noviciato, noviciatos
<i>n</i> novitiate

novicio, novicios
<i>n</i> novice (1. [Eccl.]; 2. beginner); <i>attrib.</i> inexperienced, new

novilunio, novilunios
<b>novilunio</b><br><i>n</i> new moon ("phase or period of new moon")

novitate, novitates
<i>n</i> 1. newness, novelty; 2. novelty (= new or novel thing)

nuance, nuances
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> nuance, shade

nub
<b>nub- [nub-/nupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

nube, nubes
<i>n</i> cloud;<br><b>esser in le nubes</b> to be in the clouds

nubia
<b>Nubia</b><br><i>npr</i> Nubia

nubie, nubiemente, nubies
<i>adj</i> Nubian

nubifere, nubiferemente, nubiferes
<i>adj</i> cloud-bringing, nubiferous

nubile, nubilemente, nubiles
<i>adj</i> nubile, marriageable

nubilitate, nubilitates
<i>n</i> nubility

nubilo, nubilos
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> storm cloud

nubilose, nubilosemente, nubiloses
<i>adj</i> cloudy (= covered with clouds)

nubio, nubios
<i>n</i> Nubian

nuce, nuces
<i>n</i> [Bot.] nut; <i>specif.:</i> walnut

nuciforme, nuciformemente, nuciformes
<b>nuciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> nut-shaped

nucleal, nucleales, nuclealmente
<i>adj</i> nucleal, nuclear

nuclear, nuclea, nucleante, nucleara, nuclearea, nucleate, nucleava
<i>v</i> to nucleate

nucleari, nuclearimente, nuclearis
<i>adj</i> nuclear;<br><b>chimia nucleari</b> nuclear chemistry;<br><b>energia nucleari</b> nuclear energy;<br><b>fission nucleari</b> nuclear fission;<br><b>physica nucleari</b> nuclear physics;<br><b>reaction nucleari</b> nuclear reaction;<br><b>structura nucleari</b> nuclear structure

nucleina, nucleinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] nuclein

nucleo, nucleos
<i>n</i> nucleus (1. core, focus; 2. [<i>special:</i> Astron., Biol., Atomic Phys., etc.]); <i>also:</i> kernel

nucleolo, nucleolos
<b>(-cl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] nucleolus

nude, nudemente, nudes
<i>adj</i> bare, naked, nude

nudismo, nudismos
<i>n</i> nudism

nudista, nudistas
<i>n</i> nudist

nuditate, nuditates
<i>n</i> nakedness, nudity

nulle, nullemente, nulles
<i>adj</i> I. not any, no; II. null (1. worthless; 2. as in "null and void")

nullemente
<i>adv</i> in no way, not at all

nullificar, nullifica, nullificante, nullificara, nullificarea, nullificate, nullificava
<i>v</i> to nullify

nullification, nullificationes
<i>n</i> nullification

nullitate, nullitates
<i>n</i> nullity; <i>also:</i> nonentity

num
<b>[num]</b><br><i>interr part</i> -;<br><b>num ille habe le libro?</b> has he the book?

numerabile, numerabilemente, numerabiles
<i>adj</i> numerable

numeral, numerales, numeralmente
<i>adj</i> numeral (= designating number) <hr><i>n</i> numeral

numerar, numera, numerante, numerara, numerarea, numerate, numerava
<i>v</i> 1. to count; 2. to number

numerario, numerarios
<i>n</i> currency (= money in actual use in a country)

numeration, numerationes
<i>n</i> numeration (1. enumeration; 2. [Arith.])

numerator, numeratores
<i>n</i> 1. [Arith.] numerator; 2. numberer (= one who or that which numbers)

numeric, numericamente, numeriches
<i>adj</i> numerical

numero, numeros
<b>(n-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. number (1. [Math.]; 2. indicator designating a thing or person in a series; 3. [Gram.]); II. [Poet., Mus.] numbers;<br><b>numero integre</b> whole number, integer

numerose, numerosemente, numeroses
<i>adj</i> numerous (1. in great numbers; 2. [Poet., Mus.] harmonious, rhythmical)

numerositate, numerositates
<i>n</i> numerosity, numerousness; <i>also:</i> [Poet., Mus.]

numida, numidas
<b>(n)</b><br><i>n</i> Numidian

numidia
<b>Numidia</b><br><i>npr</i> Numidia

numidian, numidianes, numidianmente
<i>adj</i> Numidian

numisma, numismas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> money, coin

numismatic, numismaticamente, numismatiches
<i>adj</i> numismatic

numismatica, numismaticas
<i>n</i> numismatics

numismatico, numismaticos
<i>n</i> numismatist

nunc
<i>adv</i> now (= at the present time);<br><b>nunc ... nunc</b> now ... then

nunciatura, nunciaturas
<i>n</i> nunciature

nuncio, nuncios
<i>n</i> 1. messenger; 2. nuncio

nunquam, nunquames
<b>(nnquam)</b><br><i>adv</i> never

nuper, nuperes
<b>[nuper] (n-)</b><br><i>adv</i> newly, lately, recently

nupt
<b>nupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>nub-</b>

nuptial, nuptiales, nuptialmente
<i>adj</i> nuptial, wedding

nuptias
<i>npl</i> wedding, nuptials

nursery, nurserys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> nursery (= room set apart for children)

nusquam, nusquames
<b>(ns-)</b><br><i>adv</i> nowhere; not ... anywhere

nutar, nuta, nutante, nutara, nutarea, nutate, nutava
<i>v</i> 1. to nod; 2. [Bot., etc.] to nutate

nutation, nutationes
<i>n</i> nutation (1. act of nodding; 2. [Astron., Bot., etc.])

nutrice, nutrices
<i>n</i> (wet) nurse

nutriente, nutrientemente, nutrientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>nutrir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> nourishing, nutrient

nutrimento, nutrimentos
<i>n</i> nourishment (= sustenance, food)

nutrir, nutri, nutriente, nutrira, nutrirea, nutrite, nutriva
<i>v</i> I. to nurse (= to give milk to (a baby)); II. to nourish (1. to sustain with food; 2. as in "to nourish a hope");<br><b>nutrir se de</b> to subsist on

nutrition, nutritiones
<i>n</i> nutrition (= process of absorbing and assimilating nourishment)

nutritive, nutritivemente, nutritives
<i>adj</i> nutritious, nutritive

nutritor, nutritores
<i>n</i> nourisher

nyct
<b>nyct-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] nycto-, nycti-, nyct- (= night)

nyctalopia, nyctalopias
<b>nyctalopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] nyctalopia

nyctalopic, nyctalopicamente, nyctalopiches
<i>adj</i> nyctalopic

nycticorace, nycticoraces
<b>nycticorace (-crace)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Nycticorax

nyctophobia, nyctophobias
<b>nyctophobia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> nyctophobia

nylon, nylons
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> nylon

nympha, nymphas
<i>n</i> nymph (1. [Mythol.]; 2. [Zool.])

nymphal, nymphales, nymphalmente
<i>adj</i> nymphal (1. [Mythol.]); 2. [Zool.])

nymphea, nympheas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] Nymphaea

nymphee, nympheemente, nymphees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Mythol.] nymphean, nymphal

nymphomana, nymphomanas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> nymphomaniac

nymphomane, nymphomanemente, nymphomanes
<b>nymphomane</b><br><i>adj</i> nymphomaniac

nymphomania, nymphomanias
<b>nymphomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> nymphomania

nglig, ngligs, neglige, negliges
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> negligee

o
<i>conj</i> or;<br><b>o ... o</b> either ... or

oasis, oases
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> oasis

ob
<b>[ob]</b><br><i>prep</i> towards; before, in front of; on account of, because of

obediente, obedientemente, obedientes
<i>adj</i> obedient

obedientia, obedientias
<i>n</i> obedience

obedir, obedi, obediente, obedira, obedirea, obedite, obediva
<i>v</i> to obey;<br><b>obedir a (un persona, un lege, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to obey (a person, a law, etc.)

obelisco, obeliscos
<i>n</i> obelisk

obir, obi, obiente, obira, obirea, obite, obiva
<i>v</i> to perish, die

obito, obitos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. death, demise; 2. [Eccl.] anniversary mass, obit

obituari, obituarimente, obituaris
<i>adj</i> obituary

obituario, obituarios
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] register of deaths, obituary

object
<b>object-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>objic-</b>

objectar, objecta, objectante, objectara, objectarea, objectate, objectava
<i>v</i> to object

objection, objectiones
<i>n</i> objection;<br><b>facer un objection, sublevar un objection</b> to make or raise an objection

objectivar, objectiva, objectivante, objectivara, objectivarea, objectivate, objectivava
<i>v</i> to objectivize, objectify

objectivation, objectivationes
<i>n</i> [Philos.] objectivation

objective, objectivemente, objectives
<i>adj</i> objective

objectivismo, objectivismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] objectivism

objectivitate, objectivitates
<i>n</i> objectivity

objectivo, objectivos
<i>n</i> objective (1. aim, end; 2. [Opt.]; <i>also:</i> object glass, lens)

objecto, objectos
<i>n</i> object (1. a material thing; 2. purpose, end; 3. [Gram.])

objic
<b>objic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

oblat
<b>oblat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>offerer</b>

oblation, oblationes
<i>n</i> oblation (1. [Eccl.]; 2. donation, offering)

oblidabile, oblidabilemente, oblidabiles
<i>adj</i> easily forgotten

oblidar, oblida, oblidante, oblidara, oblidarea, oblidate, oblidava
<i>v</i> to forget

oblido, oblidos
<i>n</i> 1. oblivion; 2. forgetfulness;<br><b>cader in oblido</b> to fall into oblivion

obligante, obligantemente, obligantes
<i>adj</i> obliging

obligar, obliga, obligante, obligara, obligarea, obligate, obligava
<i>v</i> to oblige (1. to compel; 2. to make indebted by doing a favor);<br><b>multo obligate!</b> much obliged!

obligation, obligationes
<i>n</i> obligation (1. moral or legal duty; 2. [Law] bond, contact; 3. [Com., Fin.] bond, debenture; 4. indebtedness for a favor)

obligatori, obligatorimente, obligatoris
<i>adj</i> obligatory, compulsory, binding

obliquar, obliqua, obliquante, obliquara, obliquarea, obliquate, obliquava
<i>v</i> to move obliquely, oblique

oblique, obliquemente, obliques
<i>adj</i> oblique (1. slanting; 2. not straightforward);<br><b>caso oblique</b> [Gram.] oblique case;<br>[Anat.] <b>musculos oblique</b> oblique muscles

obliquitate, obliquitates
<i>n</i> obliquity

obliterar, oblitera, obliterante, obliterara, obliterarea, obliterate, obliterava
<i>v</i> to obliterate; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

obliteration, obliterationes
<i>n</i> obliteration; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

oblivion, obliviones
<i>n</i> 1. oblivion; 2. forgetfulness

obliviose, obliviosemente, oblivioses
<i>adj</i> forgetful;<br><b>obliviose de</b> oblivious of, forgetful of

oblonge, oblongemente, oblonges
<i>adj</i> oblong

obnubilar, obnubila, obnubilante, obnubilara, obnubilarea, obnubilate, obnubilava
<i>v</i> to overcloud, overcast

obnubilation, obnubilationes
<i>n</i> [Med.] obnubilation

oboe, oboes
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> oboe

oboista, oboistas
<i>n</i> oboist

obra, obras
<i>n</i> work (1. purposeful activity; 2. something produced by manual or intellectual work);<br><b>poner in obra</b> to put to work or use;<br><b>obra de arte</b> work of art

obrero, obreros
<i>n</i> workman

obscen, obscenes, obscenmente
<i>adj</i> obscene

obscenitate, obscenitates
<i>n</i> obscenity

obscur, obscures, obscurmente
<i>adj</i> dark, obscure, dim;<br><b>camera obscur</b> [Photog.] darkroom

obscurante, obscurantes
<i>n</i> obscurantist

obscurantismo, obscurantismos
<i>n</i> obscurantism

obscurantista, obscurantistas
<i>n</i> obscurantist

obscurar, obscura, obscurante, obscurara, obscurarea, obscurate, obscurava
<i>v</i> to darken, obscure, dim; <i>also:</i> to blackout

obscuration, obscurationes
<i>n</i> obscuration; <i>also:</i> 1. [Astron.] occultation, eclipse; 2. blackout

obscuritate, obscuritates
<i>n</i> darkness, obscurity, dimness

obsecrar, obsecra, obsecrante, obsecrara, obsecrarea, obsecrate, obsecrava
<i>v</i> to obsecrate

obsecration, obsecrationes
<i>n</i> obsecration (1. supplication; 2. [Rhet.])

obseder, obsede, obsedente, obsedera, obsederea, obsedeva, obsedite, obsesse
<b>[-sed-/-sess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to obsess

obsequer, obseque, obsequente, obsequera, obsequerea, obsequeva, obsequite
<i>v</i> 1. to comply with, yield to; 2. to defer to

obsequiar, obsequia, obsequiante, obsequiara, obsequiarea, obsequiate, obsequiava
<i>v</i> to treat with deference

obsequias
<i>npl</i> funeral, obsequies

obsequio, obsequios
<i>n</i> deference

obsequiose, obsequiosemente, obsequioses
<i>adj</i> obsequious

obsequiositate, obsequiositates
<i>n</i> obsequiousness

observabile, observabilemente, observabiles
<i>adj</i> observable (1. discernible; 2. noteworthy)

observante, observantemente, observantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>observar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> observant (= strict in observing rules or customs)

observantia, observantias
<i>n</i> observance (1. act of observing a rule, law, etc.; 2. religious rite or custom)

observar, observa, observante, observara, observarea, observate, observava
<i>v</i> to observe (1. "to observe a law, rule, etc."; 2. to watch closely, to study; 3. to remark);<br><b>facer observar un cosa a un persona</b> to point something out to someone

observation, observationes
<i>n</i> observation (1. observance; 2. act of observing a fact, event, phenomenon, etc.; 3. remark)

observator, observatores
<i>n</i> observer; <i>attrib.</i> observing, observant

observatorio, observatorios
<i>n</i> observatory (= place or building for scientific observation)

obsess
<b>obsess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>obseder</b>

obsession, obsessiones
<i>n</i> obsession

obsolescente, obsolescentemente, obsolescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>obsolescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> obsolescent, becoming obsolete

obsolescentia, obsolescentias
<i>n</i> obsolescence

obsolescer, obsolesce, obsolescente, obsolescera, obsolescerea, obsolesceva, obsolescite, obsolete
<b>[-solesc-/-solet-]</b><br><i>v</i> to be or become obsolescent, obsolesce

obsolet
<b>obsolet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>obsolescer</b>

obsolete, obsoletemente, obsoletes
<i>adj</i> obsolete

obstaculo, obstaculos
<i>n</i> obstacle

obstar, obsta, obstante, obstara, obstarea, obstate, obstava
<i>v</i> to stand in the way of

obstetric, obstetricamente, obstetriches
<i>adj</i> obstetric, obstetrical

obstetrice, obstetrices
<i>n</i> midwife

obstetricia, obstetricias
<i>n</i> obstetrics, midwifery

obstetrico, obstetricos
<i>n</i> obstetrician

obstinar, obstina, obstinante, obstinara, obstinarea, obstinate, obstinava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>obstinar se</b> to grow or be obstinate;<br><b>obstinar se a</b> to persist in, be obstinate about

obstinate, obstinatemente, obstinates
<i>adj</i> obstinate

obstination, obstinationes
<i>n</i> obstinacy

obstruct
<b>obstruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>obstruer</b>

obstruction, obstructiones
<i>n</i> obstruction (1. action of obstructing or blocking; 2. [Med.]; 3. [Parl.]);<br><b>facer obstruction</b> [Parl.] to filibuster, obstruct

obstructionismo, obstructionismos
<i>n</i> obstructionism

obstructionista, obstructionistas
<i>n</i> obstructionist

obstructive, obstructivemente, obstructives
<i>adj</i> obstructive

obstruer, obstructe, obstrue, obstruente, obstruera, obstruerea, obstrueva, obstruite
<b>[-stru-/-struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to obstruct (= to block with obstacles or impediments)

obtemperar, obtempera, obtemperante, obtemperara, obtemperarea, obtemperate, obtemperava
<i>v</i> to obey, be obedient;<br><b>obtemperar a un persona</b> to obey someone

obtener, obtene, obtenente, obtenera, obtenerea, obteneva, obtenite, obtente
<b>[-ten-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to obtain (= to get)

obtenibile, obtenibilemente, obtenibiles
<i>adj</i> obtainable

obtenimento, obtenimentos
<i>n</i> obtainment

obtent
<b>obtent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>obtener</b>

obtention, obtentiones
<i>n</i> obtention

obtentor, obtentores
<i>n</i> obtainer

obtundente, obtundentemente, obtundentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>obtunder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> blunt, obtundent

obtunder, obtunde, obtundente, obtundera, obtunderea, obtundeva, obtundite, obtuse
<b>[-tund-/-tus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to blunt, dull, obtund

obtus
<b>obtus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>obtunder</b>

obtusangule, obtusangulemente, obtusangules
<b>obtusangule</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geom.] obtuse-angled, obtusangular

obtuse, obtusemente, obtuses
<i>adj</i> obtuse (1. blunt, not sharppointed; 2. dull, slow of perception);<br><b>angulo obtuse</b> [Geom.] obtuse angle

obtusitate, obtusitates
<i>n</i> obtuseness, obtusity

obviar, obvia, obviante, obviara, obviarea, obviate, obviava
<i>v</i> to obviate;<br><b>obviar a</b> to obviate, take precautions against

obvie, obviemente, obvies
<i>adj</i> obvious

oca, ocas
<i>n</i> goose

occasion, occasiones
<i>n</i> 1. occasion (as in "on several occasions"); 2. opportunity; 3. ground, reason;<br><b>(libro) de occasion</b> secondhand (book);<br><b>dar occasion a</b> to give occasion for;<br><b>profitar del occasion</b> to profit by the occasion

occasional, occasionales, occasionalmente
<i>adj</i> occasional (as in "occasional cause")

occasionar, occasiona, occasionante, occasionara, occasionarea, occasionate, occasionava
<i>v</i> to occasion

occidental, occidentales, occidentalmente
<i>adj</i> western, occidental <hr><i>n</i> [Interling.] occidental

occidentalista, occidentalistas
<i>n</i> [Interling.] occidentalist

occidente, occidentes
<i>n</i> west, occident

occider, occide, occidente, occidera, occiderea, occideva, occidite, occise
<b>[-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to kill

occipital, occipitales, occipitalmente
<i>adj</i> occipital

occipite, occipites
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> occiput

occis
<b>occis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>occider</b>

occision, occisiones
<i>n</i> (act of) killing

occisor, occisores
<i>n</i> killer

occluder, occlude, occludente, occludera, occluderea, occludeva, occludite, occluse
<b>[-clud-/-clus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to occlude (1. to close or obstruct; 2. [Chem.])

occlus
<b>occlus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>occluder</b>

occlusion, occlusiones
<i>n</i> occlusion

occultar, occulta, occultante, occultara, occultarea, occultate, occultava
<i>v</i> to occult (= to hide from sight); <i>also:</i> [Astron.]

occultation, occultationes
<i>n</i> occultation (1. concealment; 2. [Astron.])

occulte, occultemente, occultes
<i>adj</i> occult

occultismo, occultismos
<i>n</i> occultism

occultista, occultistas
<i>n</i> occultist; <i>attrib.</i> occult, occultist

occupante, occupantes
<i>n</i> occupant (= one who occupies a place);<br><b>prime occupante</b> [Law] occupant (= one who holds a title to something by occupancy)

occupantia, occupantias
<i>n</i> occupancy

occupar, occupa, occupante, occupara, occuparea, occupate, occupava
<i>v</i> to occupy (1. to take possession of; 2. to fill the space or time of; 3. to keep busy or engaged);<br><b>occupar se de</b> to be interested in; to busy oneself with

occupate, occupatemente, occupates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>occupar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> busy (= engaged in work)

occupation, occupationes
<i>n</i> occupation (1. act of occupying; 2. that which engages one's time)

occupator, occupatores
<i>n</i> occupier (1. one who takes possession of a place, a thing, etc.; 2. one who keeps busy or engaged)

occurrentia, occurrentias
<i>n</i> occurrence (= happening, event)

occurrer, occurre, occurrente, occurrera, occurrerea, occurreva, occurrite
<i>v</i> to occur (= to happen, take place)

oceania
<b>Oceania</b><br><i>npr</i> Oceania

oceanian, oceanianes, oceanianmente
<i>adj</i> Oceanian

oceaniano, oceanianos
<i>n</i> Oceanian

oceanic, oceanicamente, oceaniches
<i>adj</i> oceanic (= of the ocean)

oceanide, oceanides
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Oceanid

oceano, oceanos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> ocean;<br><b>Oceano</b> [Gr. Mythol.] Oceanus

oceanographia, oceanographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> oceanography

oceanographic, oceanographicamente, oceanographiches
<i>adj</i> oceanographic

oceanographo, oceanographos
<b>oceanographo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> oceanographer

ochlo
<b>ochlo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] ochlo- (= mob)

ochlocrate, ochlocrates
<b>ochlocrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> ochlocrat

ochlocratia, ochlocratias
<b>ochlocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ochlocracy, mob rule

ochlocratic, ochlocraticamente, ochlocratiches
<b>ochlocratic</b><br><i>adj</i> ochlocratic

oct
<b>oct-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] octa-, octo- (= eight)

octagon, octagones, octagonmente
<b>octagon</b><br><i>adj</i> octagonal

octagonal, octagonales, octagonalmente
<i>adj</i> octagonal

octagono, octagonos
<i>n</i> octagon

octahedre, octahedremente, octahedres
<b>octahedre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] octahedral

octahedro, octahedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] octahedron

octametro, octametros
<b>octametro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> octameter

octano, octanos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] octane

octanta, octantamente, octantas
<i>adj</i> eighty

octante, octantes
<i>n</i> octant (1. [Geom.]; 2. instrument for measuring angles)

octantesime, octantesimemente, octantesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> eightieth;<br><b>le octantesime parte, le octantesimo</b> the eightieth part, the eightieth

octava, octavas
<i>n</i> octave (1. [Eccl.]; 2. [Pros.]; 3. [Mus.])

octavar, octava, octavante, octavara, octavarea, octavate, octavava
<i>v</i> 1. to divide into eighths; 2. to form octaves

octave, octavemente, octaves
<i>adj</i> eighth;<br><b>le octave parte, le octavo</b> the eighth part, the eighth

octavino, octavinos
<i>n</i> octave flute, piccolo

octavo, octavos
<i>n</i> octavo

octesime, octesimemente, octesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> eighth

octetto, octettos
<i>n</i> octette

octo, octomente, octos
<i>adj</i> eight

octobre, octobres
<i>n</i> October

octogenari, octogenarimente, octogenaris
<i>adj</i> octogenarian

octogesime, octogesimemente, octogesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> eightieth;<br><b>le octogesime parte, le octogesimo</b> the eightieth part, the eightieth

octopode, octopodes
<b>octopode (-pode)</b><br><i>n</i> octopus

octosyllabic, octosyllabicamente, octosyllabiches
<i>adj</i> octosyllabic

octosyllabo, octosyllabos
<b>octosyllabo (-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> octosyllabic line

octu
<b>octu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>octo</b>

octuplar, octupla, octuplante, octuplara, octuplarea, octuplate, octuplava
<i>v</i> to octuple (= to multiply by eight)

octuple, octuplemente, octuples
<b>octuple (c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> octuple, eightfold

octuplicar, octuplica, octuplicante, octuplicara, octuplicarea, octuplicate, octuplicava
<b>octuplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to octuple

ocular, ocula, oculante, oculara, ocularea, oculares, ocularmente, oculate, oculava
<i>v</i> to eye, glance at; <i>also:</i> to ogle <hr><i>adj</i> ocular;<br><b>nervo ocular</b> optic nerve

oculetto, oculettos
<i>n</i> eyelet (= small round hole for the passage of a lace, cord, etc.)

oculista, oculistas
<i>n</i> oculist

oculistic, oculisticamente, oculistiches
<i>adj</i> ophthalmologic, oculistic

oculistica, oculisticas
<i>n</i> ophthalmology

oculo, oculos
<b>(c-)</b><br><i>n</i> eye;<br><b>oculo (de un agulia, martello, </b>etc.<b>)</b> eye (of a needle, hammer, etc.);<br><b>oculo (de un planta)</b> eye or bud (of a plant);<br><b>aperir le oculos a un persona</b> to open someone's eyes;<br><b>inter quatro oculos</b> in private, between you and me, etc.;<br><b>saltar al oculos</b> to be obvious

ode, odes
<i>n</i> ode

odiar, odia, odiante, odiara, odiarea, odiate, odiava
<i>v</i> to hate

odio, odios
<i>n</i> hate, hatred

odiose, odiosemente, odioses
<i>adj</i> odious, hateful

odo
<b>-odo</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hodo-</b>

odont
<b>odont-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] odont- (= tooth)

odontalgia, odontalgias
<b>odontalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> odontalgia

odontalgic, odontalgicamente, odontalgiches
<i>adj</i> odontalgic

odontologia, odontologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> odontology

odontologic, odontologicamente, odontologiches
<i>adj</i> odontologic

odontologo, odontologos
<b>odontologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> odontologist

odor, odores
<i>n</i> odor

odorante, odorantemente, odorantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>odorar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> odorous

odorar, odora, odorante, odorara, odorarea, odorate, odorava
<i>v</i> to smell (= to emit an odor)

odorifere, odoriferemente, odoriferes
<i>adj</i> odorous, odoriferous

odorose, odorosemente, odoroses
<i>adj</i> odorous;<br><b>piso odorose</b> sweet pea

odyssea, odysseas
<b>Odyssea (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Lit.] Odyssey

odysseus
<b>Odysseus (-sseus)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Odysseus

offender, offende, offendente, offendera, offenderea, offendeva, offendite, offense
<b>[-fend-/-fens-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to hurt, harm; 2. to offend, insult, be offensive to;<br><b>offender se</b> to be offended, take offense;<br><b>offender Deo</b> to offend (against) God

offenditor, offenditores
<i>n</i> offender

offens
<b>offens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>offender</b>

offensa, offensas
<i>n</i> offense (= act of offending)

offensiva, offensivas
<i>n</i> offensive;<br><b>prender le offensiva</b> to take the offensive

offensive, offensivemente, offensives
<i>adj</i> offensive (1. pertaining to attack; 2. insulting);<br><b>armas offensive</b> offensive weapons, weapons of offense

offensor, offensores
<i>n</i> offender (= one who offends)

offerer, oblate, offere, offerente, offerera, offererea, offereva, offerite, offerte
<b>[offer-/oblat-/offert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to offer (something); <i>also:</i> to bid;<br><b>offerer se (a facer un cosa)</b> to offer (to do something);<br><b>un bon occasion se offere</b> a good opportunity offers itself

offert
<b>offert-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>offerer</b>

offerta, offertas
<i>n</i> offer;<br><b>le offerta e le demanda</b> supply and demand

offertorio, offertorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] offertory

official, officiales, officialmente
<i>adj</i> official <hr><i>n</i> official (as in "government official")

officiante, officiantes
<i>n</i> officiant, officiator

officiar, officia, officiante, officiara, officiarea, officiate, officiava
<i>v</i> to officiate

officiator, officiatores
<i>n</i> officiator

officiero, officieros
<i>n</i> [Mil., Nav.] officer

officina, officinas
<i>n</i> 1. workshop; 2. [Pharm.] dispensary

officinal, officinales, officinalmente
<i>adj</i> officinal

officio, officios
<i>n</i> I. office (1. position, appointment; 2. function; 3. bureau); II. [Eccl.] Office;<br><b>de officio</b> ex officio;<br><b>bon officios</b> good offices

officiose, officiosemente, officioses
<i>adj</i> I. obliging; II. officious (1. as in "some officious friend"; 2. semi-official);<br><b>(pressa, jornal, </b>etc.<b>) officiose</b> semi-official or inspired (press, newspaper, etc.);<br><b>mendacio officiose</b> white lie

ogia
<b>-ogia</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-logia</b>

ogo
<b>-ogo</b><br><i>see</i> <b>logo</b>

ohm, ohmes, georg simon ohm
<I>n</I> [Elec.] ohm<HR><B>Ohm, Georg Simon</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1787-1854; physicist after whom the "ohm" is named];<BR><B>lege de Ohm</B> Ohm's law

ohmmetro, ohmmetros
<b>ohmmetro (m-)</b><br><i>n</i> ohmmeter

oide
<b>-oide</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns] -oid (= like ..., shaped like ...) <hr><b>-oide</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with nouns] -oid (= something like, or shaped like ...)

ol
<b>-ol</b><br><i>see</i> <b>oleo</b>

oleaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Oleaceae

oleacee, oleaceemente, oleacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] oleaceous

oleage, oleages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> oiling, lubrication

oleaginose, oleaginosemente, oleaginoses
<i>adj</i> oleaginous

olear, olea, oleante, oleara, olearea, oleate, oleava
<i>v</i> to oil, grease

oleastro, oleastros
<i>n</i> [Bot.] oleaster

oleato, oleatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] oleate

oleic, oleicamente, oleiches
<b>(-lic)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] oleic

oleifere, oleiferemente, oleiferes
<b>(-fere)</b><br><i>adj</i> oliferous

oleina, oleinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] olein

olente, olentemente, olentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>oler</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> fragrant

olentia, olentias
<i>n</i> fragrance

oleo, oleos
<i>n</i> oil;<br><b>oleos essential</b> essential oils;<br><b>oleos fixe</b> fixed oils;<br><b>oleo de ricino</b> castor oil;<br><b>pictura a(l) oleo</b> oil painting;<br><b>jectar oleo super le foco</b> to add fuel to the fire;<br><b>pinger a(l) oleo</b> to paint in oils;<br><b>oleo Diesel</b> Diesel oil

oleo-margarina, oleo-margarinas
<i>n</i> oleomargarine

oleose, oleosemente, oleoses
<i>adj</i> oily, greasy

oleositate, oleositates
<i>n</i> oiliness

oler, ole, olente, olera, olerea, oleva, olite
<i>v</i> to smell (= to emit a smell)

oleria, olerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> oilery

olfacer, olface, olfacente, olfacera, olfacerea, olfaceva, olfacite, olfacte
<b>olfacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to smell (something)

olfact
<b>olfact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>olfacer</b>

olfaction, olfactiones
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] olfaction

olfactive, olfactivemente, olfactives
<i>adj</i> olfactory (as in "olfactory organ")

olfactori, olfactorimente, olfactoris
<i>adj</i> olfactory (as in "olfactory organ")

oligarch
<b>oligarch-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

oligarcha, oligarchas
<i>n</i> oligarch

oligarchia, oligarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> oligarchy

oligarchic, oligarchicamente, oligarchiches
<i>adj</i> oligarchic

oligo
<b>oligo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] oligo-, olig- (= few)

oligocen, oligocenes, oligocenmente
<b>oligocen</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Oligocene

oligochete, oligochetemente, oligochetes
<b>oligochete</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] oligochaetous

oligochetos
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Oligochaeta

olim
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. once, formerly; 2. at a future time, sometime in the future

oliva, olivas
<i>n</i> olive (1. olive tree; 2. fruit of the olive tree; 3. [Zool.]; 4. the color "olive")

olivacee, olivaceemente, olivacees
<i>adj</i> olive-green, olivaceous

olivari, olivarimente, olivaris
<i>adj</i> olive-shaped; <i>also:</i> [Anat.] olivary

oliveto, olivetos
<i>n</i> olive grove

olivina, olivinas
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] olivine

olivo, olivos
<i>n</i> olive, olive tree

olla, ollas
<i>n</i> pot, jar, etc.

olla podrida, ollas podridas
<B>[H]</B><BR><I>n</I> olla podrida (1. [Cookery]; 2. hodgepodge)

olleria, ollerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pottery (1. potter's shop; 2. "pottery ware")

ollero, olleros
<i>n</i> potter (= maker of earthenware pots)

olympia
<b>Olympia</b><br><i>npr</i> Olympia (= region where the ancient Olympian games were held)<hr><b>Olympia</b><br><i>nprf</i> Olympia

olympiade, olympiades
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> Olympiad

olympic, olympicamente, olympiches
<i>adj</i> Olympic;<br><b>jocos olympic</b> Olympian games; Olympic games

olympie, olympiemente, olympies
<i>adj</i> Olympian (1. pertaining to Mount Olympus; 2. pertaining to the Olympian gods; 3. pertaining to Olympia)

olympo
<b>Olympo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Geog.; Gr. Mythol.] Olympus

omal
<b>-omal-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>homal-</b>

omega, omegas
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> omega (= last letter of the Greek alphabet);<br><b>alpha e omega</b> alpha and omega

omelette, omelettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> omelet

omiss
<b>omiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>omitter</b>

omission, omissiones
<i>n</i> omission

omitter, omisse, omitte, omittente, omittera, omitterea, omitteva, omittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to omit

omne, omnemente, omnes
<i>adj</i> I. all (1. as in "all the cheese"; 2. as in "all the books"); II. every, each;<br><b>de omne mano</b> from every hand;<br><b>de omne latere</b> from every side;<br><b>in omne caso</b> in any case;<br><b>omne cosa</b> everything

omnes
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>pron</i> all

omnibus, omnibuses
<b>(m-)</b><br><i>n</i> bus, omnibus;<br><b>traino omnibus</b> omnibus train, local (train)

omniforme, omniformemente, omniformes
<b>omniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> omniform, of all forms

omnimode, omnimodemente, omnimodes
<b>omnimode (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> omnimodous, omnifarious

omnipotente, omnipotentemente, omnipotentes
<b>omnipotente</b><br><i>adj</i> almighty, omnipotent;<br><b>le Omnipotente</b> the Almighty

omnipotentia, omnipotentias
<i>n</i> omnipotence, almightiness

omnisciente, omniscientemente, omniscientes
<b>omnisciente</b><br><i>adj</i> omniscient

omniscientia, omniscientias
<i>n</i> omniscience

omnividente, omnividentemente, omnividentes
<b>omnividente</b><br><i>adj</i> all-seeing, omnivident

omnivore, omnivoremente, omnivores
<b>omnivore</b><br><i>adj</i> omnivorous

omoplate, omoplates
<i>n</i> shoulder blade, omoplate

on
<b>[on]</b><br><i>indef pron</i> one<br>(= <b>uno</b>)

oncle, oncles
<i>n</i> uncle

oneiro
<b>oneiro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] oneiro- (= dream)

oneiromantia, oneiromantias
<b>oneiromantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> oneiromancy

onerar, onera, onerante, onerara, onerarea, onerate, onerava
<i>v</i> to load; to burden with

onerari, onerarimente, oneraris
<i>adj</i> burden, freight (= of or pertaining to burden, freight, etc.)

onere, oneres
<i>n</i> load, burden; <i>also:</i> freight, weight

onerose, onerosemente, oneroses
<i>adj</i> onerous, burdensome

onerositate, onerositates
<i>n</i> onerousness

onom
<b>onom- [-ma-/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -onom-, onomato- (= name)

onomat
<b>onomat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>onom-</b>

onomatologia, onomatologias
<b>onomatologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> onomatology

onomatomania
<b>onomatomania (-a)</b><br>[Psychiatry] onomatomania

onomatopeia, onomatopeias
<b>onomatopeia (-pya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Philol.] onomatopoeia

onomatopeic, onomatopeicamente, onomatopeiches
<b>(-pic)</b><br><i>adj</i> onomatopoetic

onto
<b>onto-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] onto- (= being)

ontogenese, ontogeneses
<b>ontogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> ontogenesis, ontogeny

ontogenesis, ontogeneses
<b>ontogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> ontogenesis, ontogeny

ontogenetic, ontogeneticamente, ontogenetiches
<b>ontogenetic</b><br><i>adj</i> ontogenetic

ontogenia, ontogenias
<b>ontogenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ontogeny (1. "science of ontogeny"; 2. ontogenesis)

ontogenista, ontogenistas
<i>n</i> ontogenist

ontologia, ontologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ontology

ontologic, ontologicamente, ontologiches
<i>adj</i> ontologic, ontological

ontologista, ontologistas
<i>n</i> ontologist

ontologo, ontologos
<b>ontologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> ontologist

onyche, onyches
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> onyx

onym
<b>-onym-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -onym- (= name)

onymia
<b>-onymia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

onymic
<b>-onymic</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -onymic

op
<b>op-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>op- [op-/-opt]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

opac, opacamente, opaches
<i>adj</i> opaque (= not translucent)

opacitate, opacitates
<i>n</i> opacity

opalescente, opalescentemente, opalescentes
<i>adj</i> opalescent

opalescentia, opalescentias
<i>n</i> opalescence

opalescer, opalesce, opalescente, opalescera, opalescerea, opalesceva, opalescite
<i>v</i> to opalesce

opalin, opalines, opalinmente
<i>adj</i> opaline

opalo, opalos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> opal;<br><b>opalo de foco</b> fire opal

ope
<b>-ope</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] -ope (= -eyed, -sighted)

opera, operas
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. work (as in "hard work"); 2. opera; <i>also:</i> opera house

operabile, operabilemente, operabiles
<i>adj</i> operable (1. practicable; 2. [Med.])

operante, operantemente, operantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>operar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> operant, operative

operar, opera, operante, operara, operarea, operate, operava
<i>v</i> I. to effect, work; II. to operate (1. to work, function; 2. [Mil.]); III. [Surg.] to operate upon;<br><b>operar miraculos</b> to work miracles

operation, operationes
<i>n</i> operation (1. action, activity; 2. [Mil.]; 3. [Surg.]);<br><b>sala de operation</b> operating room

operative, operativemente, operatives
<i>adj</i> operative

operator, operatores
<i>n</i> operator; <i>specif.</i> operating surgeon

operatori, operatorimente, operatoris
<i>adj</i> [Surg.] operative

operetta, operettas
<i>n</i> operetta

operose, operosemente, operoses
<i>adj</i> operose, hard-working

oph
<b>oph-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] oph-, ophi-, ophio- (= snake)

ophiolatra, ophiolatras
<b>ophiolatra (-latra)</b><br><i>n</i> ophiolater, snake worshiper

ophiolatria, ophiolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ophiolatry, snake worship

ophthalmia, ophthalmias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ophthalmia, ophthalmitis

ophthalmic, ophthalmicamente, ophthalmiches
<i>adj</i> ophthalmic; <i>also:</i> ocular

ophthalmo
<b>ophthalmo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] ophthalmo-, ophthalm- (= eye)

ophthalmologia, ophthalmologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ophthalmology

ophthalmologic, ophthalmologicamente, ophthalmologiches
<i>adj</i> ophthalmological

ophthalmologista, ophthalmologistas
<i>n</i> ophthalmologist

ophthalmologo, ophthalmologos
<b>ophthalmologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> ophthalmologist, eye specialist

ophthalmoscopic, ophthalmoscopicamente, ophthalmoscopiches
<i>adj</i> ophthalmoscopic

ophthalmoscopio, ophthalmoscopios
<b>ophthalmoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> ophthalmoscope

opia
<b>-opia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

opiate, opiatemente, opiates
<i>adj</i> opiate

opiato, opiatos
<i>n</i> opiate

opinabile, opinabilemente, opinabiles
<i>adj</i> that is a matter of opinion, disputable

opinar, opina, opinante, opinara, opinarea, opinate, opinava
<i>v</i> opine (1. to hold as an opinion; 2. to express as an opinion)

opinion, opiniones
<i>n</i> opinion;<br><b>esser de opinion que</b> to be of (the) opinion that;<br><b>emitter un opinion</b> to put forward, express, an opinion;<br><b>haber bon (mal) opinion de un persona</b> to have a good (bad) opinion, think well (ill), of someone;<br><b>formar se un opinion super</b> to form an opinion on

opiniose, opiniosemente, opinioses
<i>adj</i> opinionated

opium, opiumes
<b>(pium)</b><br><i>n</i> opium

opl
<b>-opl-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>hoplo-</b>

opossum, opossums
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> opossum

opponente, opponentemente, opponentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>opponer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> opposing, antagonistic<hr><i>n</i> opponent

opponer, oppone, opponente, opponera, opponerea, opponeva, opponite, opposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to oppose (= to set up against);<br><b>opponer se a</b> to oppose (= to be against)

opportun, opportunes, opportunmente
<i>adj</i> opportune

opportunismo, opportunismos
<i>n</i> opportunism

opportunista, opportunistas
<i>n</i> opportunist

opportunitate, opportunitates
<i>n</i> 1. opportuneness; 2. opportunity

opposit
<b>opposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>opponer</b>

opposite, oppositemente, opposites
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> opposite (= placed or lying over against something)

opposition, oppositiones
<i>n</i> opposition (1. as in "the opposition of fact and fiction"; 2. as in "to meet with opposition")

opposito, oppositos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> opposite

oppress
<b>oppress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>opprimer</b>

oppression, oppressiones
<i>n</i> oppression

oppressive, oppressivemente, oppressives
<i>adj</i> oppressive (as in "oppressive legislation")

oppressor, oppressores
<i>n</i> oppressor

opprimer, oppresse, opprime, opprimente, opprimera, opprimerea, opprimeva, opprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> to oppress

ops
<b>ops-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring m compounds] -ops-, opsio-, -opsis (1. sight, seeing; 2. viewing, examination; 3. appearance, look)

opt
<b>opt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>op-</b>

optar, opta, optante, optara, optarea, optate, optava
<i>v</i> to choose, make a choice;<br><b>optar pro</b> to decide in favor of, to declare for; <i>also:</i> to opt for

optative, optativemente, optatives
<i>adj</i> optative

optic, opticamente, optiches
<i>adj</i> 1. optic; 2. optical;<br><b>nervo optic</b> optic nerve;<br><b>illusion optic</b> optical illusion

optica, opticas
<i>n</i> optics

optico, opticos
<i>n</i> optician

optime, optimemente, optimes
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>adj</i> very best

optimismo, optimismos
<i>n</i> optimism

optimista, optimistas
<i>n</i> optimist; <i>attrib.</i> optimistic

optimo, optimos
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> optimum

option, optiones
<i>n</i> option (1. action of choosing; 2. power or liberty of choosing; 3. [Com.])

optional, optionales, optionalmente
<i>adj</i> optional

opto
<b>opto-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] opto-, opt- (= sight)

optometria, optometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> optometry

optometrista, optometristas
<i>n</i> optometrist

optometro, optometros
<b>optometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> optometer

optro
<b>-optro-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -optro-, -optr- (as in "catoptromancy", "catoptric")

opulente, opulentemente, opulentes
<i>adj</i> opulent (= wealthy)

opulentia, opulentias
<i>n</i> opulence (= wealth)

opus, opera
<b>(<i>pl</i> opera) [L]</b><br><i>n</i> opus

opusculo, opusculos
<i>n</i> opuscule

or
<b>-or</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with the second stem of verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -or, -er (= one who or that which ...s)

ora
<i>adv</i> now (= at the present time);<br><b>ora ... ora</b> now ... then

oracular, oraculares, oracularmente
<i>adj</i> oracular

oraculo
oracle

oral, orales, oralmente
<i>adj</i> oral (1. verbal; 2. as in "oral cavity")

orama
<b>-orama</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -orama (= view)

orange, oranges
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> orange (= fruit of the orange tree); <i>attrib.:</i> orange (as in "of orange color")

orangeria, orangerias
<b>(-jera)</b><br><i>n</i> orangery, orange greenhouse

orangiada, orangiadas
<b>(-jada)</b><br><i>n</i> orangeade

orangiero, orangieros
<b>(-jero)</b><br><i>n</i> orange tree

orar, ora, orante, orara, orarea, orate, orava
<i>v</i> 1. to harangue, make a speech; orate; 2. to pray

oration, orationes
<i>n</i> 1. oration; 2. prayer, orison;<br><b>oration funebre</b> funeral oration, funeral sermon;<br><b>le partes del oration</b> the parts of speech

orator, oratores
<i>n</i> orator, public speaker

oratori, oratorimente, oratoris
<i>adj</i> oratorical

oratoria, oratorias
<i>n</i> oratory (= art of an orator)

oratorian, oratorianes
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Oratorian

oratorio, oratorios
<i>n</i> oratory (1. room or building for private worship; 2. as in "Oratory of St. Philip Neri")<hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] oratorio

orbe, orbes
<i>n</i> orb (= sphere, globe)

orbicular, orbiculares, orbicularmente
<i>adj</i> round, spherical, circular etc.; <i>also:</i> [Anat.] orbicular

orbita, orbitas
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> orbit (1. eye socket; 2. curved course of planet, comet, etc.)

orbital, orbitales
<i>n</i> orbital (1. [Astron.]; 2. [Anat.])

orbitari, orbitarimente, orbitaris
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] orbital

orbitel, orbiteles, orbitelmente
<b>orbitel</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] orbitelous

orbitelo, orbitelos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] orbitele;<br><b>orbitelos</b> [Zool.] Orbitelariae

orchestra, orchestras
<i>n</i> orchestra (1. [Gr. Antiq.]; 2. orchestra pit; 3. band of players; 4. orchestra circle)

orchestral, orchestrales, orchestralmente
<i>adj</i> orchestral

orchestrar, orchestra, orchestrante, orchestrara, orchestrarea, orchestrate, orchestrava
<i>v</i> to orchestrate

orchestration, orchestrationes
<i>n</i> orchestration

orchestrator, orchestratores
<i>n</i> orchestrater, orchestrator

orchestrion, orchestriones
<i>n</i> [Mus.] orchestrion

orchid
<b>orchid-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>orchis</b>

orchidea, orchideas
<i>n</i> orchid

orchidee, orchideemente, orchidees
<i>adj</i> orchidaceous

orchidologia, orchidologias
<b>orchidologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> orchidology

orchis, orches
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] orchis;<br><b>orch-</b> orch-, orcho- (= testicle)

orchitis, orchites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] orchitis

orchotomia, orchotomias
<b>orchotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] orchotomy

ordimento, ordimentos
<i>n</i> 1. [Weaving] (action of) warping; 2. beginning

ordinal, ordinales, ordinalmente
<i>adj</i> ordinal

ordinando, ordinandos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] ordinand

ordinante, ordinantes
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] ordinant

ordinantia, ordinantias
<i>n</i> 1. order, arrangement; 2. ordinance, decree; 3. [Mil.] orderly

ordinar, ordina, ordinante, ordinara, ordinarea, ordinate, ordinava
<i>v</i> I. to put in order, arrange; II. to order (1. to command; 2. to prescribe); III. [Eccl.] to ordain

ordinari, ordinarimente, ordinaris
<i>adj</i> ordinary (1. usual, regular; 2. commonplace, of little merit)

ordinario, ordinarios
<i>n</i> I. Ordinary (1. [Eccl.] as in "the Ordinary of the Mass"; 2. diocesan bishop); II. ordinary (= meal served at a fixed price)

ordinata, ordinatas
<i>n</i> [Math.] ordinate

ordinate, ordinatemente, ordinates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>ordinar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> orderly, well-ordered

ordination, ordinationes
<i>n</i> I. arrangement (= action of setting in order); II. ordination (1. action of decreeing; 2. [Eccl.])

ordinator, ordinatores
<i>n</i> ordinator

ordine, ordines
<i>n</i> order (1. arrangement, disposition; 2. [Arch.]; 3. orderliness; 4. category, group; 5. [Biol.]; 6. organized body of persons; 7. insignia, badge, etc.; 8. command);<br><b>de prime ordine</b> first-class, first-rate;<br><b>(poner) in ordine</b> (to put) in order;<br><b>ordine del die</b> order of the day (1. agenda; 2. [Mil.]);<br><b>passar al ordine del die</b> to pass to the order of the day

ordir, ordi, ordiente, ordira, ordirea, ordite, ordiva
<i>v</i> 1. [Weaving] to warp (= to prepare the warp); 2. to plot, intrigue; 3. to begin

orditor, orditores
<i>n</i> 1. [Weaving] warper; 2. plotter, intriguer

orditorio, orditorios
<i>n</i> [Weaving] warp beam

orditura, ordituras
<i>n</i> [Weaving] (action of) warping

ore, ores
<i>n</i> mouth

organdi, organdis
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> organdy, organdie

organic, organicamente, organiches
<i>adj</i> organic;<br><b>chimia organic</b> organic chemistry

organisabile, organisabilemente, organisabiles
<i>adj</i> organizable

organisar, organisa, organisante, organisara, organisarea, organisate, organisava
<i>v</i> to organize

organisate, organisatemente, organisates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>organisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> organic (as in "organic structure")

organisation, organisationes
<i>n</i> organization

organisator, organisatores
<i>n</i> organizer

organismo, organismos
<i>n</i> organism

organista, organistas
<i>n</i> organist

organo, organos
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> organ (1. means, instrument, agency; 2. "pipe organ"; 3. "organ of an animal or plant body");<br><b>organo a cylindro</b> barrel organ

organogenese, organogeneses
<b>organogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> organogenesis, organogeny

organogenesis, organogeneses
<b>organogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> organogenesis, organogeny

organogenetic, organogeneticamente, organogenetiches
<b>organogenetic</b><br><i>adj</i> organogenetic

organogenia, organogenias
<b>organogenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> organogeny, organogenesis

organogenic, organogenicamente, organogeniches
<i>adj</i> organogenic

organopathia, organopathias
<b>organopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> organopathy

organoplastic, organoplasticamente, organoplastiches
<b>organoplastic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] organoplastic

organoscopia, organoscopias
<b>organoscopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> organoscopy

organotherapia, organotherapias
<b>organotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> organotherapy

orgia, orgias
<i>n</i> orgy

orgiasta, orgiastas
<i>n</i> orgiast

orgiastic, orgiasticamente, orgiastiches
<i>adj</i> orgiastic

orgolio, orgolios
<i>n</i> pride; <i>also:</i> haughtiness

orgoliose, orgoliosemente, orgolioses
<i>adj</i> proud; <i>also:</i> haughty

ori
<b>-ori</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with the second stem of verb in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -ory (= pertaining to, or serving for, the action of ...ing)

oriental, orientales, orientalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. eastern, oriental; 2. Oriental, Eastern;<br><b>perla</b> etc. <b>oriental</b> orient or oriental pearl, etc. <hr><i>n</i> Oriental

orientalisar, orientalisa, orientalisante, orientalisara, orientalisarea, orientalisate, orientalisava
<i>v</i> to orientalize (= to make oriental)

orientalismo, orientalismos
<i>n</i> orientalism

orientalista, orientalistas
<i>n</i> orientalist

orientalitate, orientalitates
<i>n</i> orientality

orientar, orienta, orientante, orientara, orientarea, orientate, orientava
<i>v</i> to orient, orientate;<br><b>orientar se</b> to orient oneself

orientation, orientationes
<i>n</i> orientation

oriente, orientes
<i>n</i> 1. east; 2. orient (= peculiar luster of a pearl);<br><b>Oriente</b> Orient, East;<br><b>Oriente Extreme</b> Far East

orificio, orificios
<b>orificio</b><br><i>n</i> orifice

original, originales, originalmente
<i>adj</i> original (1. earliest, primary; 2. "original in character, style, etc.");<br><b>le peccato original</b> original sin <hr><i>n</i> original (1. "original of a translation, imitation, reproduction, etc."; 2. odd or excentric person)

originalitate, originalitates
<i>n</i> originality

originar, origina, originante, originara, originarea, originate, originava
<i>v</i> to originate (= to give origin to)

originari, originarimente, originaris
<i>adj</i> originary (1. aboriginal, native; 2. original)

originator, originatores
<i>n</i> originator

origine, origines
<i>n</i> origin;<br><b>le origines de un cosa</b> the beginnings of a thing;<br><b>traher su origine de</b> to take its origin from, to originate from

orio
<b>-orio</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with the second stem of verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -ory, -orium (= place where ...ing is done)

oriolo, oriolos
<i>n</i> oriole (= any bird of the genus Oriolus)

orlar, orla, orlante, orlara, orlarea, orlate, orlava
<i>v</i> [Sewing] to hem

orlean
<b>orlean-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Orleans</b>

orleanista, orleanistas
<i>n</i> [Hist.] Orleanist

orleans
<b>Orleans</b><br><i>npr</i> Orleans (1. [Geog.]); 2. as in "House of Orleans")

orlo, orlos
<i>n</i> 1. brink, edge, brim, rim, border, etc.; 2. [Sewing] hem; 3. [Her., Arch.] orle

ornamental, ornamentales, ornamentalmente
<i>adj</i> ornamental

ornamentar, ornamenta, ornamentante, ornamentara, ornamentarea, ornamentate, ornamentava
<i>v</i> to ornament

ornamentation, ornamentationes
<i>n</i> ornamentation (= act of ornamenting)

ornamentista, ornamentistas
<i>n</i> ornamentist, ornamentalist

ornamento, ornamentos
<i>n</i> ornament, adornment

ornar, orna, ornante, ornara, ornarea, ornate, ornava
<i>v</i> to adorn;<br><b>ornar de</b> to adorn with

ornate, ornatemente, ornates
<i>adj</i> ornate (1. elaborately adorned; 2. as in "ornate style")

ornith
<b>ornith-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] ornitho-, ornith- (= bird)

ornithogalo, ornithogalos
<b>ornithogalo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] ornithogalum, star-of-Bethlehem

ornithologia, ornithologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ornithology

ornithologic, ornithologicamente, ornithologiches
<i>adj</i> ornithological

ornithologista, ornithologistas
<i>n</i> ornithologist

ornithologo, ornithologos
<b>ornithologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> ornithologist

ornithomantia, ornithomantias
<b>ornithomantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ornithomancy

ornithophile, ornithophilemente, ornithophiles
<b>ornithophile</b><br><i>adj</i> bird-loving

ornithophilo, ornithophilos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> bird lover

ornithorhynche, ornithorhynchemente, ornithorhynches
<b>ornithorhynche</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] ornithorhynchous (= having the beak of a bird)

ornithorhyncho, ornithorhynchos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Ornithorhynchus, duckbill, platypus

oro
<b>oro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -orus (= guardian)

orph
<b>orph-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Orpheo</b>

orphanato, orphanatos
<i>n</i> orphanage, orphan, asylum

orphano, orphanos
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> orphan; <i>attrib.</i> orphan, orphaned

orpheo
<b>Orpheo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Orpheus

orphic, orphicamente, orphiches
<i>adj</i> Orphic

ors
<b>-ors-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>verter</b>

orth
<b>orth-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] ortho-, orth- (1. straight; 2. right)

orthoclase, orthoclases
<b>orthoclase (-clase)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] orthoclase

orthodoxe, orthodoxemente, orthodoxes
<b>orthodoxe</b><br><i>adj</i> orthodox;<br><b>Ecclesia orthodoxe</b> Orthodox Church

orthodoxia, orthodoxias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> orthodoxy

orthodoxo, orthodoxos
<i>n</i> 1. orthodox (= orthodox person); 2. Orthodox (= member of the Orthodox Church)

orthographia, orthographias
<b>orthographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> orthography (1. spelling according to accepted usage; 2. orthographic projection)

orthographiar, orthographia, orthographiante, orthographiara, orthographiarea, orthographiate, orthographiava
<i>v</i> to spell (in writing)

orthographic, orthographicamente, orthographiches
<i>adj</i> 1. spelling (as in "spelling mistake"); 2. orthographic (as in "orthographic projection")

orthologia, orthologias
<b>orthologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> orthology

orthologic, orthologicamente, orthologiches
<i>adj</i> orthological

orthopedia, orthopedias
<b>orthopedia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] orthopedy, orthopedics

orthopedic, orthopedicamente, orthopediches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] orthopedic, orthopedical

orthopedista, orthopedistas
<i>n</i> [Med.] orthopedist

orthoptere, orthopteremente, orthopteres
<b>orthoptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Entom.] orthopterous

orthopteros
<b>(-tp-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Entom.] Orthoptera

osar, osa, osante, osara, osarea, osate, osava
<i>v</i> to dare

osate, osatemente, osates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>osar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> daring

oscillar, oscilla, oscillante, oscillara, oscillarea, oscillate, oscillava
<i>v</i> to oscillate

oscillation, oscillationes
<i>n</i> oscillation; <i>also:</i> [Fin.] fluctuation

oscillatori, oscillatorimente, oscillatoris
<i>adj</i> oscillatory

oscillo, oscillos
<i>n</i> oscillum (= mask of Bacchus hung on trees)

oscitar, oscita, oscitante, oscitara, oscitarea, oscitate, oscitava
<i>v</i> to yawn or gape (from sleepiness)

oscitation, oscitationes
<i>n</i> (action of) yawning or gaping (from sleepiness)

oscular, oscula, osculante, osculara, oscularea, osculate, osculava
<i>v</i> 1. to kiss, give a kiss to; 2. [Geom.] to osculate

osculation, osculationes
<i>n</i> osculation (1. kissing; 2. [Geom.])

osculatori, osculatorimente, osculatoris
<i>adj</i> osculatory

osculatorio, osculatorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] osculatory

osculo, osculos
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Zool.] oscule; 2. kiss

ose
<b>-ose</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used with nouns; <i>note:</i> <b>-ion + -ose = -iose</b>] -ose, -ous (1. having, full of, rich in ...; 2. characterized by ...)

osis
<b>-osis (-sis)</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used mainly with nouns] [Med.] -osis (= abnormal or diseased condition, state, or process of the ..., caused by ... or ...s, characterized by ..., etc.)

osm
<b>osm-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] osm-, osmo- (= smell, odor) <hr><b>osm-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>osmose</b>

osmanli, osmanlis
<b>(-l) [Tu.]</b><br><i>n</i> Osmanli (1. Ottoman Turk; 2. Ottoman Turkish)

osmic, osmicamente, osmiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] osmic

osmium, osmiumes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] osmium

osmologia, osmologias
<b>osmologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> osmology

osmose, osmoses
<i>n</i> osmosis

osmotic, osmoticamente, osmotiches
<i>adj</i> osmotic

ossario, ossarios
<i>n</i> ossuary

ossatura, ossaturas
<i>n</i> 1. frame, skeleton (of man or animal); 2. [Arch.] framework, ossature

ossee, osseemente, ossees
<i>adj</i> osseous, bony

osseina, osseinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biochem.] ossein

ossiculo, ossiculos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] ossicle

ossificar, ossifica, ossificante, ossificara, ossificarea, ossificate, ossificava
<i>v</i> [Physiol.] to ossify

ossification, ossificationes
<i>n</i> ossification

ossifraga, ossifragas
<b>ossifraga (--)</b><br><i>n</i> osprey

osso, ossos
<i>n</i> bone ("bone of the higher vertebrate animals")

ossose, ossosemente, ossoses
<i>adj</i> osseous, bony

ossuario, ossuarios
<i>n</i> ossuary

ossute, ossutemente, ossutes
<i>adj</i> big-boned, bony

osteitis, osteites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] osteitis

ostender, ostende, ostendente, ostendera, ostenderea, ostendeva, ostendite, ostense, ostente
<b>[-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to show

ostens
<b>ostens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ostender</b>

ostensibile, ostensibilemente, ostensibiles
<i>adj</i> ostensive, ostensible

ostensorio, ostensorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] ostensorium

ostent
<b>ostent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ostender</b>

ostentar, ostenta, ostentante, ostentara, ostentarea, ostentate, ostentava
<i>v</i> to show off, display

ostentation, ostentationes
<i>n</i> ostentation

ostentatiose, ostentatiosemente, ostentatioses
<i>adj</i> ostentatious

ostentator, ostentatores
<i>n</i> ostentatious person

osteo
<b>osteo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] osteo-, oste- (= bone)

osteolitho, osteolithos
<b>osteolitho (-lito)</b><br><i>n</i> osteolite

osteologia, osteologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> osteology

osteologic, osteologicamente, osteologiches
<i>adj</i> osteologic

osteologo, osteologos
<b>osteologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> osteologist

osteoplastia, osteoplastias
<b>osteoplastia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> osteoplasty

osteoplastic, osteoplasticamente, osteoplastiches
<i>adj</i> osteoplastic

osteotomia, osteotomias
<b>osteotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> osteotomy

ostiero, ostieros
<i>n</i> usher; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.] ostiary

ostio, ostios
<i>n</i> 1. door; 2. entrance

ostracisar, ostracisa, ostracisante, ostracisara, ostracisarea, ostracisate, ostracisava
<i>v</i> ostracize

ostracismo, ostracismos
<i>n</i> ostracism

ostracodermo, ostracodermos
<b>ostracodermo</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol., Zool.] ostracoderm

ostracodes
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Ostracoda

ostracon, ostracones
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> ostracon

ostrea, ostreas
<i>n</i> oyster

ostreacee, ostreaceemente, ostreacees
<i>adj</i> ostreaceous

ostreicola, ostreicolamente, ostreicolas
<b>ostreicola (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> ostreicultural, oystergrowing

ostreicultor, ostreicultores
<b>ostreicultor</b><br><i>n</i> oyster-culturist, oyster grower

ostreicultura, ostreiculturas
<b>ostreicultura</b><br><i>n</i> ostreiculture, oyster culture

ostreiera, ostreieras
<b>(-yra)</b><br><i>n</i> oyster bed

ostrero, ostreros
<i>n</i> oysterman

ot
<b>ot-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] ot-, oto- (= ear)

otiar, otia, otiante, otiara, otiarea, otiate, otiava
<i>v</i> to be idle, be at leisure

otic
<b>-otic</b><br><i>suffixo adjective</i> [used mainly with nouns] [Med.] -otic (= pertaining to ...osis)

otio, otios
<i>n</i> leisure

otiose, otiosemente, otioses
<i>adj</i> idle, otiose (1. not occupied; 2. useless, futile)

otiositate, otiositates
<i>n</i> idleness (= state of being idle or unoccupied)

oto
<b>-oto</b><br><i>see</i> <b>noto</b>

otorhinolaryngologia, otorhinolaryngologias
<b>otorhinolaryngologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] otorhinolaryngology (= study of ear, nose, and larynx)

otorhinolaryngologic, otorhinolaryngologicamente, otorhinolaryngologiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] otorhinolaryngologic

otorhinolaryngologista, otorhinolaryngologistas
<i>n</i> [Med.] otorhinolaryngologist

ottoman, ottomanes, ottomanmente
<b>Ottoman</b><br><i>npr</i> [Hist.] Ottoman, Osman, Othman <hr><i>adj</i> Ottoman;<br><b>Imperio Ottoman</b> Ottoman Empire

ottomana, ottomanas
<i>n</i> ottoman (= flat overstuffed couch)

ottomano, ottomanos
<i>n</i> Ottoman

out
<B>out!</B><BR><B>[A]</B><BR><I>interj</I> [Sports] out!

outsider, outsiders
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] outsider

oval, ovales, ovalmente
<i>adj</i> oval <hr><i>n</i> oval

ovante, ovantemente, ovantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>ovar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> exulting

ovar, ova, ovante, ovara, ovarea, ovate, ovava
<i>v</i> to exult; [Rom. Antiq.] to celebrate an ovation

ovarian, ovarianes, ovarianmente
<i>adj</i> ovarian

ovario, ovarios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] ovary

ovariotomia, ovariotomias
<b>ovariotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ovariotomy

ovate, ovatemente, ovates
<i>adj</i> ovate

ovation, ovationes
<i>n</i> ovation (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. as in "to receive an ovation")

ove, oves
<i>n</i> 1. sheep; <i>also:</i> ewe; 2. mutton

overtura, overturas
<i>n</i> overture (1. proposal, offer; 2. [Mus.])

ovi
<b>ovi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ove</b>

oviario, oviarios
<i>n</i> sheepfold

ovibos, oviboses
<b>ovibos (-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] musk ox, ovibos

oviducto, oviductos
<b>oviducto</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] oviduct

ovin, ovines, ovinmente
<i>adj</i> ovine

ovipare, oviparemente, ovipares
<b>ovipare</b><br><i>adj</i> oviparous

oviparitate, oviparitates
<i>n</i> oviparity

ovo, ovos
<i>n</i> 1. egg; 2. [Biol.] ovum

ovoide, ovoidemente, ovoides
<i>adj</i> ovoid

ovovivipare, ovoviviparemente, ovovivipares
<b>ovovivipare</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] ovoviviparous

ovular, ovula, ovulante, ovulara, ovularea, ovulares, ovularmente, ovulate, ovulava
<i>adj</i> [Bot., Physiol.] ovular <hr><i>v</i> [Biol.] to ovulate

ovulation, ovulationes
<i>n</i> [Biol.] ovulation

ovulo, ovulos
<i>n</i> [Bot., Physiol.] ovule

ox
<b>ox-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>oxalide; oxy-</b>

oxal
<b>oxal-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>oxalide</b>

oxalamido, oxalamidos
<b>oxalamido (-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] oxalamide, oxamide

oxalato, oxalatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] oxalate

oxalic, oxalicamente, oxaliches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] oxalic

oxalidaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Oxalidaceae

oxalidacee, oxalidaceemente, oxalidacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] oxalidaceous

oxalide, oxalides
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] Oxalis; 2. oxalis, wood sorrel

oxalite, oxalites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] oxalite

oxalonitrato, oxalonitratos
<b>oxalonitrato</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] oxalonitrate

oxamido, oxamidos
<b>oxamido (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] oxamide, oxalamide

oxy
<b>oxy-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] 1. oxy- (as in "oxytone"); 2. [Chem.] oxy-, ox- (as in "oxygen", "oxide")

oxycocco, oxycoccos
<b>oxycocco</b><br><i>n</i> cranberry

oxydabile, oxydabilemente, oxydabiles
<i>adj</i> oxidizable

oxydar, oxyda, oxydante, oxydara, oxydarea, oxydate, oxydava
<i>v</i> to oxidize, oxidate

oxydation, oxydationes
<i>n</i> oxidation

oxydo, oxydos
<b>(x-)</b><br><i>n</i> oxide

oxygenar, oxygena, oxygenante, oxygenara, oxygenarea, oxygenate, oxygenava
<i>v</i> to oxygenate

oxygenation, oxygenationes
<i>n</i> oxygenation

oxygeno, oxygenos
<b>oxygeno (-geno)</b><br><i>n</i> oxygen

oxysulfido, oxysulfidos
<b>oxysulfido (-sl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] oxysulphide

oxytone, oxytonemente, oxytones
<b>oxytone</b><br><i>adj</i> [Phonet.] oxytone

oz
<b>oz-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives] oz- (= smell, smelling)

ozena, ozenas
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] ozena

ozocerite, ozocerites
<b>ozocerite</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] ozocerite

ozonisar, ozonisa, ozonisante, ozonisara, ozonisarea, ozonisate, ozonisava
<i>v</i> to ozonize

ozono, ozonos
<i>n</i> ozone

paccar, pacca, paccante, paccara, paccarea, paccate, paccava
<i>v</i> to pack, make a pack of

pacch
<b>pacch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pacco</b>

pacchettar, pacchetta, pacchettante, pacchettara, pacchettarea, pacchettate, pacchettava
<i>v</i> to pack, wrap, packet

pacchetto, pacchettos
<i>n</i> package, parcel, packet

pacco, paccos
<i>n</i> pack, bundle

pace, paces
<i>n</i> peace;<br><b>concluder le pace</b> to conclude peace;<br><b>pace armate</b> armed peace

pachy
<b>pachy-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] pachy- (= thick, large)

pachyderme, pachydermemente, pachydermes
<b>pachyderme</b><br><i>adj</i> pachydermatous (1. pachydermous, thick-skinned; 2. pertaining to pachyderms)

pachydermic, pachydermicamente, pachydermiches
<i>adj</i> pachydermic, pachydermatous

pachydermo, pachydermos
<i>n</i> pachyderm

pacibile, pacibilemente, pacibiles
<i>adj</i> peaceable (1. liking or keeping peace; 2. peaceful)

pacif
<b>pacif-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pacific</b>

pacific, pacificamente, pacifiches
<i>adj</i> pacific (1. tending to make peace; 2. loving peace; 3. peaceful)

pacificar, pacifica, pacificante, pacificara, pacificarea, pacificate, pacificava
<i>v</i> to pacify (1. to reduce a country, etc., to a state of peace; 2. to appease)

pacification, pacificationes
<i>n</i> pacification

pacificator, pacificatores
<i>n</i> pacifier

pacifismo, pacifismos
<i>n</i> pacifism

pacifista, pacifistas
<i>n</i> pacifist

pacto, pactos
<i>n</i> pact; <i>also:</i> covenant, compact, etc.

paddock, paddocks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] paddock

paga, pagas
<i>n</i> pay

pagabile, pagabilemente, pagabiles
<i>adj</i> payable; due

pagaia, pagaias
<b>(-aya)</b><br><i>n</i> paddle (as in "to propel a canoe with a paddle")

pagaiar, pagaia, pagaiante, pagaiara, pagaiarea, pagaiate, pagaiava
<i>v</i> to paddle (= to propel with a paddle)

pagaiator, pagaiatores
<i>n</i> paddler

pagamento, pagamentos
<i>n</i> payment (1. action of paying; 2. amount paid);<br><b>anticipar un pagamento</b> to advance a payment

pagan, paganes, paganmente
<i>adj</i> heathen, pagan

paganisar, paganisa, paganisante, paganisara, paganisarea, paganisate, paganisava
<i>v</i> to paganize

paganismo, paganismos
<i>n</i> paganism, heathenism

pagano, paganos
<i>n</i> heathen, pagan

pagar, paga, pagante, pagara, pagarea, pagate, pagava
<i>v</i> 1. to pay (someone); 2. to pay, settle, discharge (a debt, fine, bill, etc.); 3. to pay for (something)

pagator, pagatores
<i>n</i> payer; <i>also:</i> disbursing official, teller, etc.

pagina, paginas
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> page (of a book, etc.)

paginar, pagina, paginante, paginara, paginarea, paginate, paginava
<i>v</i> to number the pages of, to page

pagination, paginationes
<i>n</i> pagination

pais, paes
<b>(-s)</b><br><i>n</i> land, country;<br><b>Paises Basse</b> Low Countries (= Belgium, Holland, and Luxemburg);<br><b>Pais Basse</b> Netherlands, Holland;<br><b>vino del pais</b> local wine;<br><b>pais natal</b> (native) country

paisage
<b>(-aje)</b><br>landscape, scenery

paisagista, paisagistas
<b>(-jsta)</b><br><i>n</i> landscape-painter

paisano, paisanos
<i>n</i> peasant

pajama, pajamas
<b>[Hind.]</b><br><i>n</i> pajamas

pala, palas
<i>n</i> 1. spade (= tool for digging); 2. shovel, peel, scoop; 3. blade (as in "blade of an oar")

palar, pala, palante, palara, palarea, palate, palava
<i>v</i> to fence in

palata, palatas
<i>n</i> spadeful; shovelful

palatal, palatales, palatalmente
<i>adj</i> [Phonet.] palatal

palatalisar, palatalisa, palatalisante, palatalisara, palatalisarea, palatalisate, palatalisava
<i>v</i> [Phonet.] to palatalize

palatalisation, palatalisationes
<i>n</i> [Phonet.] palatalization

palatial, palatiales, palatialmente
<i>adj</i> palatial

palatian, palatianes, palatianmente
<i>adj</i> courtly

palatianismo, palatianismos
<i>n</i> courtliness

palatiano, palatianos
<i>n</i> courtier

palatin, palatines, palatinmente
<i>adj</i> palatal (= pertaining to the palate)<hr><i>adj</i> palatine (= of or pertaining to a palace);<br><b>conte palatin</b> count palatine

palatinato, palatinatos
<i>n</i> palatinate

palatino, palatinos
<i>n</i> palatine (1. [Germ. Hist.] count palatine; 2. [Polish Hist.])

palatio, palatios
<i>n</i> palace;<br><b>palatio de justitia</b> courthouse

palato, palatos
<i>n</i> palate

pale
<b>pale-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] paleo-, pale- (= ancient, early)

palea, paleas
<i>n</i> straw;<br><b>homine de palea</b> straw man

paleario, palearios
<i>n</i> 1. strawstack; 2. strawyard

paleassa, paleassas
<i>n</i> straw-mattress, palliasse

paleasso, paleassos
<i>n</i> clown

paleate, paleatemente, paleates
<i>adj</i> straw-colored

paleographia, paleographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> paleography

paleographic, paleographicamente, paleographiches
<i>adj</i> paleographic, paleographical

paleographo, paleographos
<b>paleographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> paleographer

paleolithic, paleolithicamente, paleolithiches
<i>adj</i> [Archeol.] paleolithic

paleolitho, paleolithos
<b>paleolitho (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Archeol.] paleolith

paleontographia, paleontographias
<b>paleontographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> paleontography

paleontologia, paleontologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> paleontology

paleontologic, paleontologicamente, paleontologiches
<i>adj</i> paleontological

paleontologista, paleontologistas
<i>n</i> paleontologist

paleontologo, paleontologos
<b>paleontologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> paleontologist

paleose, paleosemente, paleoses
<i>adj</i> strawy

paleozoic, paleozoicamente, paleozoiches
<b>paleozoic (-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> Paleozoic

paleozoica, paleozoicas
<b>(-ica)</b><br><i>n</i> Paleozoic (era)

palestin, palestines, palestinmente
<i>adj</i> Palestinian

palestina
<b>Palestina</b><br><i>npr</i> Palestine

palestino, palestinos
<i>n</i> Palestinian

paletot, paletots
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> overcoat, greatcoat

paletta, palettas
<i>n</i> 1. small spade or shovel; <i>also:</i> pallet; 2. palette

palim
<b>palim-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>palin-</b>

palimpsesto, palimpsestos
<b>palimpsesto</b><br><i>n</i> palimpsest

palin
<i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] palin-, palim- (= again)

palindromo, palindromos
<b>palindromo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> palindrome

palingenese, palingeneses
<b>palingenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> palingenesis

palingenesis, palingeneses
<b>palingenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> palingenesis

palinodia, palinodias
<b>palinodia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> palinode (1. [Poet.]; 2. recantation)

palinodic, palinodicamente, palinodiches
<i>adj</i> palinodic

palinodista, palinodistas
<i>n</i> palinodist

palissada, palissadas
<i>n</i> palisade (= fence of pales or stakes)

palissadar, palissada, palissadante, palissadara, palissadarea, palissadate, palissadava
<i>v</i> to palisade

pall
<b>pall-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

pallade
<b>Pallade (pl-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Pallas (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

palladic, palladicamente, palladiches
<i>adj</i> palladic

palladio
<b>Palladio</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Palladium;<br><b>palladio</b> palladium, safeguard

palladium, palladiumes
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> palladium (= the metal "palladium")

pallas
<b>Pallas (pl-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Pallas (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

pallide, pallidemente, pallides
<i>adj</i> pale

pallidir, pallidi, pallidiente, pallidira, pallidirea, pallidite, pallidiva
<i>v</i> to pale, grow pale

pallor, pallores
<i>n</i> pallor

palma, palmas
<i>n</i> I. palm (1. "palm of the hand"; 2. palm tree; 3. palm frond); II. webfoot;<br><b>palma del martyrio</b> crown of martyrdom

palmar, palma, palmante, palmara, palmarea, palmares, palmarmente, palmate, palmava
<i>v</i> to measure in spans <hr><i>adj</i> [Anat.] palmar

palmate, palmatemente, palmates
<i>adj</i> palmate (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Zool.] webbed)

palmero, palmeros
<i>n</i> palmer (= pilgrim returning from the Holy Land)

palmo, palmos
<i>n</i> span (= space from end of thumb to end of little finger when extended)

palo, palos
<i>n</i> stake, post

palpabile, palpabilemente, palpabiles
<i>adj</i> palpable

palpabilitate, palpabilitates
<i>n</i> palpability

palpar, palpa, palpante, palpara, palparea, palpate, palpava
<i>v</i> to feel (= to examine by touch); <i>also:</i> to palpate

palpation, palpationes
<i>n</i> (action of) feeling (= action of examining by touch); <i>also:</i> [Med.] palpation

palpebra, palpebras
<b>(pl-)</b><br><i>n</i> eyelid;<br><b>batter del palpebras</b> wink;<br><b>batter le palpebras</b> to wink

palpebral, palpebrales, palpebralmente
<i>adj</i> palpebral

palpebrar, palpebra, palpebrante, palpebrara, palpebrarea, palpebrate, palpebrava
<i>v</i> to blink

palpebration, palpebrationes
<i>n</i> (action of) blinking

palpitante, palpitantemente, palpitantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>palpitar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> throbbing, pulsing, vibrating, etc.

palpitar, palpita, palpitante, palpitara, palpitarea, palpitate, palpitava
<i>v</i> to palpitate

palpitation, palpitationes
<i>n</i> palpitation

palude, paludes
<i>n</i> swamp, marsh

paludic, paludicamente, paludiches
<i>adj</i> marsh

paludismo, paludismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] paludism

paludose, paludosemente, paludoses
<i>adj</i> marshy

pampa, pampas
<i>n</i> pampas

pamphletero, pamphleteros
<i>n</i> lampooner

pamphleto, pamphletos
<i>n</i> lampoon

pan, panes
<b>Pan</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Pan <hr><i>n</i> bread;<br><b>(un) pan</b> (a) loaf (of bread);<br><b>pan de sucro</b> sugar loaf <hr><b>pan-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] pan- (= all)

panac
<b>panac-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] panac- (= all-healing)

panacea, panaceas
<b>panacea (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> panacea

panama, panamas
<b>Panama (-m)</b><br><i>npr</i> Panama;<br><b>Isthmo de Panama</b> Isthmus of Panama;<br><b>Canal de Panama</b> Panama Canal <hr><b>(-m)</b><br><i>n</i> panama (hat)

panamerican, panamericanes, panamericanmente
<b>panamerican</b><br><i>adj</i> Pan-American

panar, pana, panante, panara, panarea, panate, panava
<i>v</i> to bread

pancreas, pancreases
<b>pancreas [-as/-at-] (pn-)</b><br><i>n</i> pancreas

pancreat
<b>pancreat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pancreas</b>

pancreatic, pancreaticamente, pancreatiches
<i>adj</i> pancreatic

pancreatina, pancreatinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] pancreatin

pancreatitis, pancreatites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] pancreatitis

pandectas
<b>pandectas</b><br><i>npl</i> Pandects (= compilation of Roman law made under Emperor Justinian)

pandemia, pandemias
<b>pandemia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pandemic

pandemic, pandemicamente, pandemiches
<i>adj</i> pandemic

pandemonio, pandemonios
<b>pandemonio</b><br><i>n</i> Pandemonium

pandora, pandoras
<b>Pandora</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Pandora

panegyric, panegyricamente, panegyriches
<i>adj</i> panegyrical

panegyrico, panegyricos
<i>n</i> panegyric

panegyris, panegyres
<b>(-giris)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] panegyris, panegyry (= festive assembly in honor of a god)

panegyrisar, panegyrisa, panegyrisante, panegyrisara, panegyrisarea, panegyrisate, panegyrisava
<i>v</i> to panegyrize

panegyrista, panegyristas
<i>n</i> panegyrist

paneteria, paneterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> bakery

panetero, paneteros
<i>n</i> 1. [Hist.] pantler; 2. baker

panetto, panettos
<i>n</i> roll (of bread)

pang
<b>pang- [pang-/pact-;-ping-/-pact-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occuring in compounds]

pangerman, pangermanes, pangermanmente
<b>pangerman</b><br><i>adj</i> Pan-German

pangermanismo, pangermanismos
<i>n</i> Pan-Germanism

pangermanista, pangermanistas
<i>n</i> Pan-Germanist

panhellenismo, panhellenismos
<b>panhellenismo</b><br><i>n</i> Panhellenism

panic, panicamente, paniches
<i>adj</i> panic

panico, panicos
<i>n</i> panic

paniero, panieros
<i>n</i> basket

panificar, panifica, panificante, panificara, panificarea, panificate, panificava
<i>v</i> to make into bread

panification, panificationes
<i>n</i> panification

panna, pannas
<i>n</i> [Motoring, etc.] breakdown;<br><b>panna del motor</b> engine trouble;<br><b>panna (de pneu)</b> tire trouble; <i>also:</i> blowout

pannello, pannellos
<i>n</i> 1. cloth (= small piece of material, as rag, handkerchief, kerchief, etc.); 2. panel (= distinct compartment of a surface);<br><b>pannello (de naso)</b> handkerchief;<br><b>pannello de collo</b> scarf, kerchief

panniculo, panniculos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] panniculus

panno, pannos
<i>n</i> 1. cloth (= piece of material); 2. diaper (as in "haby's diapers")

panoplia, panoplias
<b>panoplia</b><br><i>n</i> 1. panoply; 2. display or trophy of arms

panoptic, panopticamente, panoptiches
<b>panoptic</b><br><i>adj</i> panoptic

panoptico, panopticos
<i>n</i> panopticon (1. [Penology]; 2. exhibition of wax figures, etc.; 3. [Optics, etc.]; 4. [Basic English])

panorama, panoramas
<b>panorama</b><br><i>n</i> panorama

panoramic, panoramicamente, panoramiches
<i>adj</i> panoramic

panslavismo, panslavismos
<b>panslavismo</b><br><i>n</i> Panslavism

panslavista, panslavistas
<b>panslavista</b><br><i>n</i> Panslavist

pantagruel, pantagrueles
<b>Pantagruel</b><br><i>n</i> Pantagruel

pantagruelic, pantagruelicamente, pantagrueliches
<i>adj</i> Pantagruelian

pantagruelismo, pantagruelismos
<i>n</i> Pantagruelism

pantagruelista, pantagruelistas
<i>n</i> Pantagruelist

pantalon, pantalones
<i>n</i> [Theat.] pantaloon;<br><b>pantalones</b> trousers, pantaloons

pantalonada, pantalonadas
<i>n</i> buffoonery, pantaloonery

pantelegrapho, pantelegraphos
<b>pantelegrapho (-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] pantelegraph, facsimile telegraph

pantheismo, pantheismos
<b>pantheismo (-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> pantheism

pantheista, pantheistamente, pantheistas
<b>pantheista (-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> pantheist <hr><b>pantheista (-sta)</b><br><i>adj</i> pantheistic

pantheistic, pantheisticamente, pantheistiches
<b>(-stic)</b><br><i>adj</i> pantheistic

pantheon, pantheones
<i>n</i> pantheon (1. [Class. Hist.]; 2. the aggregate gods)

panthera, pantheras
<i>n</i> panther

panto
<b>panto-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] panto- (= all)

pantofla, pantoflas
<i>n</i> (bedroom) slipper

pantographia, pantographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pantography

pantographic, pantographicamente, pantographiches
<i>adj</i> pantographic

pantographo, pantographos
<b>pantographo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> pantograph

pantometro, pantometros
<b>pantometro (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> pantometer

pantomima, pantomimas
<i>n</i> pantomime, dumb show

pantomimar, pantomima, pantomimante, pantomimara, pantomimarea, pantomimate, pantomimava
<i>v</i> to pantomime

pantomime, pantomimemente, pantomimes
<b>pantomime</b><br><i>adj</i> pantomime, pantomimic

pantomimic, pantomimicamente, pantomimiches
<i>adj</i> pantomimic, pantomime

pantomimo, pantomimos
<i>n</i> pantomime, pantomimist

papa, papas
<i>n</i> 1. papa, daddy; 2. Pope

papabile, papabilemente, papabiles
<i>adj</i> papable (= qualified for the papacy)

papagai, papagais
<b>(-i)</b><br><i>n</i> parrot

papal, papales, papalmente
<i>adj</i> papal; <i>also:</i> popish

paparchia, paparchias
<b>paparchia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> paparchy (= papal rule)

papato, papatos
<i>n</i> papacy (1. office and dignity of the Pope; 2. Pope's tenure of office)

papaveraceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Papaveraceae

papaveracee, papaveraceemente, papaveracees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] papaveraceous

papavere, papaveres
<i>n</i> poppy

papessa, papessas
<i>n</i> Pope (as in "Pope Joan")

papilion, papiliones
<i>n</i> butterfly

papilionaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Papilionaceae

papilionacee, papilionaceemente, papilionacees
<i>adj</i> papilionaceous

papilionar, papiliona, papilionante, papilionara, papilionarea, papilionate, papilionava
<i>v</i> to flutter, flit

papilla, papillas
<i>n</i> papilla (1. nipple; 2. vascular protuberance of the dermal layer of the skin; 3. [Bot.])

papillar, papillares, papillarmente
<i>adj</i> papillary

papillectomia, papillectomias
<b>papillectomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] papillectomy

papireria, papirerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. stationer's (shop); 2. stationery

papirero, papireros
<i>n</i> 1. papermaker; 2. stationer

papiro, papiros
<i>n</i> paper (as in "linen paper", "writing paper", etc.);<br><b>papiro moneta</b> paper money;<br><b>papiro autographic</b> transfer paper;<br><b>papiro de tornasol</b> litmus paper;<br><b>papiro hygienic</b> toilet paper;<br><b>papiro siccante</b> blotting paper, blotter;<br><b>papiro de seta</b> tissue paper

papiro-smerilio, papiro-smerilios
<i>n</i> emery paper

papismo, papismos
<i>n</i> papism

papista, papistas
<i>n</i> papist

pappa, pappas
<i>n</i> pap; pulp, mash; paste; etc.

paprika, paprikas
<b>[Hu.]</b><br><i>n</i> paprika

papyracee, papyraceemente, papyracees
<i>adj</i> papyraceous

papyro, papyros
<i>n</i> papyrus

par, pares, parmente
<i>adj</i> 1. equal; 2. [Arith.] even <hr><i>n</i> I. [Fin.] par; II. peer (1. equal; 2. nobleman); III. pair (as in "a pair of shoes");<br><b>sin par</b> peerless, unequaled<hr><b>par-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>para-</b>

para
<b>para-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>par-</b> before vowels and <b>-h-</b>; used chiefly to form technical terms] para-, par- (1. beside, alongside ...; 2. amiss, faulty, wrong; 3. resembling; modification of ...)

parabola, parabolas
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. parable; 2. [Math.] parabola

parabolic, parabolicamente, paraboliches
<i>adj</i> parabolic (1. pertaining to parables; 2. [Math.])

paraboloide, paraboloides
<i>n</i> paraboloid

parabrisa, parabrisas
<b>parabrisa</b><br><i>n</i> windshield

paracadita, paracaditas
<b>paracadita</b><br><i>n</i> parachute

paracaditista, paracaditistas
<i>n</i> parachutist

paracolpos, paracolposes
<b>paracolpos</b><br><i>n</i> bumper (of a motor vehicle, etc.)

parada, paradas
<i>n</i> I. parade (1. show, display; 2. [Mil.]); II. parry

paradar, parada, paradante, paradara, paradarea, paradate, paradava
<i>v</i> to parade, strut about

paradisiac, paradisiacamente, paradisiaches
<b>(-ac)</b><br><i>adj</i> paradisiacal

paradiso, paradisos
<i>n</i> paradise;<br><b>ave del paradiso</b> bird of paradise

paradoxe, paradoxemente, paradoxes
<i>adj</i> paradoxical

paradoxo, paradoxos
<i>n</i> paradox

paraffin, paraffines
<i>n</i> [Chem.] paraffin, paraffine

parafulmine, parafulmines
<b>parafulmine</b><br><i>n</i> lightning rod

paragraphia, paragraphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] paragraphia

paragrapho, paragraphos
<b>(-grafo)</b><br><i>n</i> paragraph (1. "paragraph in a letter, etc."; 2. paragraph sign)

parallaxe, parallaxes
<i>n</i> parallax

parallel, paralleles, parallelmente
<i>adj</i> parallel

parallela, parallelas
<i>n</i> parallel (1. [Geom.]; 2. [Fortif.])

parallelepipedo, parallelepipedos
<b>parallelepipedo (-ppedo)</b><br><i>n</i> parallelepiped

parallelismo, parallelismos
<i>n</i> parallelism

parallelo, parallelos
<i>n</i> parallel (1. [Geog.]; 2. comparison)

parallelogrammo, parallelogrammos
<b>parallelogrammo</b><br><i>n</i> parallelogram

paralogisar, paralogisa, paralogisante, paralogisara, paralogisarea, paralogisate, paralogisava
<i>v</i> to paralogize

paralogismo, paralogismos
<i>n</i> paralogism

paralysar, paralysa, paralysante, paralysara, paralysarea, paralysate, paralysava
<i>v</i> to paralyze

paralyse, paralyses
<b>(-lyse)</b><br><i>n</i> paralysis;<br><b>paralyse infantil</b> infantile paralysis

paralytic, paralyticamente, paralytiches
<i>adj</i> paralytic (1. pertaining to paralysis; 2. affected with paralysis)

paralytico, paralyticos
<i>n</i> paralytic

paramento, paramentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) ornamenting; 2. [Eccl.] frontal

parapherna
<b>[L]</b><br><i>npl</i> [Rom. Law] parapherna

paraphernal, paraphernales, paraphernalmente
<i>adj</i> [Rom. Law] paraphernal <hr><i>n</i> paraphernal (= one of the items collectively called paraphernalia);<br><b>paraphernales</b> paraphernalia (1. [Law]; 2. personal belongings, trappings, equipment, etc.)

paraphras
<b>paraphras-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

paraphrasar, paraphrasa, paraphrasante, paraphrasara, paraphrasarea, paraphrasate, paraphrasava
<i>v</i> to paraphrase

paraphrasator, paraphrasatores
<i>n</i> paraphraser

paraphrase, paraphrases
<b>(-rphrase)</b><br><i>n</i> paraphrase

paraphraste, paraphrastes
<i>n</i> paraphrast

paraphrastic, paraphrasticamente, paraphrastiches
<i>adj</i> paraphrastic

paraplegia, paraplegias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] paraplegia

paraplegic, paraplegicamente, paraplegiches
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] paraplegic

parapluvia, parapluvias
<b>parapluvia</b><br><i>n</i> umbrella

parar, para, parante, parara, pararea, parate, parava
<i>v</i> 1. to ward off, parry; 2. to adorn

parasite, parasitemente, parasites
<i>adj</i> parasitic, parasitical

parasitic, parasiticamente, parasitiches
<i>adj</i> parasitical, parasitic

parasiticida, parasiticidas
<b>parasiticida</b><br><i>n</i> parasiticide

parasitismo, parasitismos
<i>n</i> parasitism

parasito, parasitos
<i>n</i> parasite

parasitologia, parasitologias
<b>parasitologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> parasitology

parasol, parasoles
<b>parasol</b><br><i>n</i> parasol

paratyphoide, paratyphoidemente, paratyphoides
<i>adj</i> paratyphoid <hr><i>n</i> paratyphoid (fever)

paravento, paraventos
<b>paravento</b><br><i>n</i> folding screen

parcar, parca, parcante, parcara, parcarea, parcate, parcava
<i>v</i> to park

parcella, parcellas
<i>n</i> particle, (small) portion;<br><b>parcella (de terreno)</b> parcel (of land), lot

parcellamento, parcellamentos
<i>n</i> division into (small) portions; <i>also:</i> division into lots

parcellar, parcella, parcellante, parcellara, parcellarea, parcellate, parcellava
<i>v</i> to divide into (small) portions; <i>also:</i> to divide into lots

parcellari, parcellarimente, parcellaris
<i>adj</i> pertaining to (small) portions; <i>also:</i> of or pertaining to lots

parco, parcos
<i>n</i> park; <i>also:</i> parking space

pardonabile, pardonabilemente, pardonabiles
<i>adj</i> pardonable

pardonar, pardona, pardonante, pardonara, pardonarea, pardonate, pardonava
<i>v</i> to forgive, pardon

pardono, pardonos
<i>n</i> pardon, forgiveness;<br><b>pardono!</b> sorry!

parental, parentales, parentalmente
<i>adj</i> parental

parentato, parentatos
<i>n</i> kinship, relationship

parente, parentes
<i>n</i> relative, relation;<br><b>parentes</b> parents

parentela, parentelas
<i>n</i> kindred (1. kinship; 2. relatives)

parenthese, parentheses
<b>(-ntese)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. parenthesis (= parenthetic phrase, sentence, etc.); 2. [Typog.] parentheses;<br><b>in parentheses</b> in parentheses

parenthetic, parentheticamente, parenthetiches
<i>adj</i> parenthetic, parenthetical

parer, pare, parente, parera, parerea, pareva, parite, parte
<i>v</i> to appear (1. to come in sight; 2. to seem) <hr><b>[par-/part-]</b><br><i>v</i> to bear, give birth to

paria, parias
<i>n</i> pariah (1. one of a low caste in Southern India; 2. social outcast)

parietal, parietales, parietalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. wall; 2. [Anat., Bot., Zool.] parietal

parietari, parietarimente, parietaris
<i>adj</i> wall (= growing on a wall)

parietaria, parietarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] (wall) pellitory

pariete, parietes
<i>n</i> wall (as in "within one's four walls"); <i>also:</i> [Anat., Bot., etc.]

parisyllabe, parisyllabemente, parisyllabes
<b>parisyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> parisyllabic

parisyllabic, parisyllabicamente, parisyllabiches
<b>parisyllabic</b><br><i>adj</i> parisyllabic

parisyllabo, parisyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> parisyllabic

paritate, paritates
<i>n</i> parity, equality

parlamentar, parlamenta, parlamentante, parlamentara, parlamentarea, parlamentate, parlamentava
<i>v</i> to parley

parlamentari, parlamentarimente, parlamentaris
<i>adj</i> parliamentary

parlamentario, parlamentarios
<i>n</i> member of (a) parliament<hr><i>n</i> parliamentary (= person sent to parley with the enemy)

parlamentarismo, parlamentarismos
<i>n</i> parliamentarianism

parlamento, parlamentos
<i>n</i> parliament

parlar, parla, parlante, parlara, parlarea, parlate, parlava
<i>v</i> to speak, talk

parlator, parlatores
<i>n</i> speaker, talker

parlatorio, parlatorios
<i>n</i> parlor (in a convent, etc.)

parma
<b>Parma</b><br><i>npr</i> Parma

parmesan, parmesanes, parmesanmente
<i>adj</i> Parmesan, Parmese

parmesano, parmesanos
<i>n</i> 1. Parmese; 2. Parmesan cheese

parnassian, parnassianes, parnassianmente
<i>adj</i> Parnassian (= pertaining to the Parnassus; <i>also specif.:</i> as in "Parnassian school of poetry")

parnasso
<b>Parnasso</b><br><i>npr</i> [Geog.; Mythol.; etc.] Parnassus

paroch
<b>paroch-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] paroch- (= neighboring)

parochetto, parochettos
<i>n</i> parrot, parakeet

parochia, parochias
<i>n</i> parish (= division of a diocese)

parochial, parochiales, parochialmente
<i>adj</i> parochial (= pertaining to a parish)

parochian, parochianes, parochianmente
<i>adj</i> parish, parochial

parochiano, parochianos
<i>n</i> parishioner

parocho, parochos
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> parish priest

parodia, parodias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> parody

parodiar, parodia, parodiante, parodiara, parodiarea, parodiate, parodiava
<i>v</i> to parody

parodista, parodistas
<i>n</i> parodist

parola, parolas
<i>n</i> 1. word; 2. speech (= faculty of speech);<br><b>parola de honor</b> word of honor;<br><b>homine de parola</b> man of his word;<br><b>haber le parola</b> to have the floor;<br><b>(enigma de) parolas cruciate</b> crossword puzzle

paronyme, paronymemente, paronymes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> paronymous

paronymo, paronymos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> paronym

parotide, parotides
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> parotid gland

parotiditis, parotidites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] parotitis; <i>also:</i> mumps

paroxysmo, paroxysmos
<i>n</i> paroxysm;<br><b>paroxysmo de (rage)</b> paroxysm of (rage)

paroxytone, paroxytonemente, paroxytones
<i>adj</i> [Phonet.] paroxytone

parquet, parquets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> parquet

parricida, parricidas
<b>parricida</b><br><i>n</i> parricide (= one who kills his father or mother)

parricidio, parricidios
<b>parricidio</b><br><i>n</i> parricide (= act of killing one's father or mother)

parsi, parsis
<b>(-s)</b><br>[Persian]</b> <i>n</i> Parsi, Parsee

parsimonia, parsimonias
<i>n</i> parsimony, stinginess

parsimoniose, parsimoniosemente, parsimonioses
<i>adj</i> parsimonious, stingy

part
<b>part-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>parer</b>

parte, partes
<i>n</i> I. part (1. piece, portion, share; 2. side in an argument, etc.; 3. role); II. region, parts; III. [Mus.] movement (as in "the second movement of a symphony");<br><b>a parte</b> apart, aside;<br><b>in parte</b> in part, partially;<br><b>del parte de</b> on the part of;<br><b>haber parte in</b> to have a part in;<br><b>prender parte in</b> to take part in;<br><b>de parte a parte</b> through and through;<br><b>in nulle parte</b> nowhere

parterre, parterres
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> parterre (1. [Gardening]; 2. [Theat.])

parthe, parthemente, parthes
<i>adj</i> Parthian

partheno
<b>partheno-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] partheno-, parthen- (= virgin)

parthenogenese, parthenogeneses
<b>parthenogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> parthenogenesis (1. [Biol.]; 2. [Bot.])

parthenogenesis, parthenogeneses
<b>parthenogenesis (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> parthenogenesis (1. [Biol.]; 2. [Bot.])

parthenon
<b>Parthenon</b><br><i>npr</i> Parthenon

parthia
<b>Parthia</b><br><i>npr</i> Parthia

partho, parthos
<i>n</i> Parthian

partial, partiales, partialmente
<i>adj</i> partial (1. not complete or total; 2. biased)

partialisar, partialisa, partialisante, partialisara, partialisarea, partialisate, partialisava
<i>v</i> to be or render partial

partialitate, partialitates
<i>n</i> partiality (= favorable prejudice)

partibile, partibilemente, partibiles
<i>adj</i> divisible

participante, participantes
<i>n</i> sharer, participant

participar, participa, participante, participara, participarea, participate, participava
<i>v</i> to share, partake, participate

participation, participationes
<i>n</i> participation

participator, participatores
<i>n</i> participator

participe, participemente, participes
<b>participe (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> sharing, participant

participial, participiales, participialmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] participial

participio, participios
<i>n</i> participle;<br><b>participio presente</b> present participle;<br><b>participio passate</b> past participle

particula, particulas
<i>n</i> particle (1. small portion; <i>also:</i> [Phys.]; 2. [Gram.])

particular, particulares, particularmente
<i>adj</i> I. particular (1. individual, personal, peculiar; 2. special); II. private;<br><b>nihil de particular</b> nothing particular;<br><b>in particular</b> in particular, particularly;<br><b>(secretario) particular</b> private (secretary) <hr><i>n</i> 1. private person, private individual; 2. particular (= individual point, item)

particularisar, particularisa, particularisante, particularisara, particularisarea, particularisate, particularisava
<i>v</i> to particularize (1. to go into particulars or details; 2. to itemize, mention separately or individually)

particularisation, particularisationes
<i>n</i> particularization (= act of going into particulars or details)

particularismo, particularismos
<i>n</i> particularism; (1. [Theol.]; 2. [Pol.])

particularista, particularistas
<i>n</i> particularist (1. [Theol.]; 2. [Pol.])

particularitate, particularitates
<i>n</i> 1. peculiarity; 2. particular

partir, parti, partiente, partira, partirea, partite, partiva
<i>v</i> 1. to part, divide; 2. to depart, leave;<br><b>a partir de</b> reckoning from, as from

partisano, partisanos
<i>n</i> partisan (= strong supporter of a person, party, or cause)

partita, partitas
<i>n</i> I. party (1. social gathering; 2. small body of troops); II. [Com.] parcel, lot: III. [Bookkeeping] entry; IV. game, match; V. departure (= act of leaving);<br><b>partita simplice (duplice)</b> single (double) entry

partitario, partitarios
<i>n</i> partisan (= adherent of a party)

partitarismo, partitarismos
<i>n</i> partisanship, partisanism

partite, partitemente, partites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>partir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> divided, partite

partition, partitiones
<i>n</i> 1. partition (= division into parts); 2. [Mus.] score

partitive, partitivemente, partitives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] partitive

partito, partitos
<i>n</i> 1. profit, advantage; 2. resolution, resolve; 3. match (= person to marry); 4. party ("a political or religious party");<br><b>prender un partito</b> to come to a decision, make up one's mind;<br><b>prender le partito de</b> to take the side of

partitor, partitores
<i>n</i> 1. divider, distributor; 2. [Arith.] divisor

parto, partos
<i>n</i> birth (= act of giving birth to offspring)

parturiente, parturientemente, parturientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>parturir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> parturient (= laboring, in labor) <hr><i>n</i> woman in labor

parturir, parturi, parturiente, parturira, parturirea, parturite, parturiva
<i>v</i> to bear (= to give birth to)

parturition, parturitiones
<i>n</i> parturition; <i>also:</i> childbirth

parve, parvemente, parves
<i>adj</i> little, small

parvenu, parvenus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> parvenu

parvitate, parvitates
<i>n</i> littleness, smallness

pascer, pasce, pascente, pascera, pascerea, pasceva, pascite, paste
<b>[pasc-/past-]</b><br><i>v</i> to graze, pasture (1. to take or drive to pasture; 2. to browse)

pascha, paschas
<i>n</i> 1. Passover; 2. Easter

paschal, paschales, paschalmente
<i>adj</i> paschal (= pertaining to Passover or Easter)

pass
<b>pass-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>patir</b>

passabile, passabilemente, passabiles
<i>adj</i> fair(ly good), passable

passada, passadas
<i>n</i> passage (= act of passing, crossing, etc.)

passage, passages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> passage (1. act of passing, crossing, etc.; <i>also:</i> [Naut.]; 2. way, path, etc. for passage; <i>also:</i> arcade; 3. fare; 4. as in "a passage from the Bible");<br><b>ave de passage</b> bird of passage

passager, passageres, passagermente
<b>(-jr)</b><br><i>adj</i> passing (= transitory, fleeting)

passagero, passageros
<b>(-jro)</b><br><i>n</i> passenger

passante, passantes
<i>n</i> passer-by

passaporto, passaportos
<b>passaporto</b><br><i>n</i> passport

passar, passa, passante, passara, passarea, passate, passava
<i>v</i> I. to pass (1. to move or go along; 2. to hand; 3. as in "to pass a law, judgment, etc."); II. to spend, pass (a certain time); III. to cross (= to move or go across);<br><b>passar (per, super, in, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to pass (by, over, into, etc.);<br><b>passar (per un cribro)</b> to sift, strain

passate, passatemente, passates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>passar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> past; <i>also:</i> pass;<br><b>le (anno) passate</b> last (year)

passatempore, passatempores
<b>passatempore</b><br><i>n</i> pastime

passato, passatos
<i>n</i> past; <i>also:</i> [Gram.] <hr><b>[passato]</b><br><i>adv</i> ago

passe, passes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> pass (1. permission or permit to pass; 2. [Fencing] thrust; 3. manipulation of a mesmerist)

passe-partout, passe-partouts
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> passe partout (1. master key, passkey; 2. mount for framing pictures etc.)

passere, passeres
<i>n</i> sparrow

passeriforme, passeriformemente, passeriformes
<b>passeriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> sparrowlike, passeriform

passi
<b>passi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>passion</b>

passibile, passibilemente, passibiles
<i>adj</i> passible;<br><b>passibile de</b> [Law] liable to

passibilitate, passibilitates
<i>n</i> passibility, passibleness

passiflor, passiflores
<b>passiflor</b><br><i>n</i> passionflower

passim
<b>[passim] (ps-)</b><br><i>adv</i> here and there, scattered, at random, in different places, passim

passion, passiones
<i>n</i> passion (= intense emotion);<br><b>le passion (de Jesus Christo)</b> the Passion (of Jesus Christ);<br><b>passion pro (le musica)</b> passion for (music);<br><b>flor de (</b>or<b> del) passion</b> passionflower

passional, passionales, passionalmente
<i>adj</i> impassioned, passionate <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl.] passional

passionar, passiona, passionante, passionara, passionarea, passionate, passionava
<i>v</i> to impassion

passionario, passionarios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] passionary, passional

passionate, passionatemente, passionates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>passionar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> passionate

passive, passivemente, passives
<i>adj</i> passive; <i>also:</i> [Gram.]

passivitate, passivitates
<i>n</i> passivity

passivo, passivos
<i>n</i> 1. [Com.] liabilities; 2. [Gram.] passive

passo, passos
<i>n</i> I. pace (1. step; 2. gait); II. stairstep; III. pass (as in "mountain pass");<br><b>passo de carga</b> double or double-quick time;<br><b>passo false</b> <i>faux pas</i>;<br><b>facer un passo</b> to take a step;<br><b>passo a passo</b> step by step;<br><b>a omne passo</b> at every step, at every turn

past
<b>past-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pascer</b>

pasta, pastas
<i>n</i> 1. dough; 2. paste (as in "tooth paste");<br><b>pastas</b> noodles (= varieties of noodles);<br><b>pastas de suppa</b> soup noodles

pastata, pastatas
<i>n</i> meat pie, fish pie, pasty

pastellista, pastellistas
<i>n</i> pastelist

pastello, pastellos
<i>n</i> pastel (1. pastel crayon; 2. drawing in pastel);<br><b>al pastello</b> in pastel

pasteur, louis pasteur
<B>Pasteur, Louis</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1822-1895; French chemist]

pasteurisar, pasteurisa, pasteurisante, pasteurisara, pasteurisarea, pasteurisate, pasteurisava
<i>v</i> to pasteurize

pasteurisation, pasteurisationes
<i>n</i> pasteurization

pasteurisator, pasteurisatores
<i>n</i> pasteurizer

pastilla, pastillas
<i>n</i> pastille (1. "pastille of incense, etc."; 2. lozenge, troche)

pastissar, pastissa, pastissante, pastissara, pastissarea, pastissate, pastissava
<i>v</i> to make up into pastry

pastisseria, pastisserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. pastry shop; 2. pastry

pastissero, pastisseros
<i>n</i> pastry cook

pastisso, pastissos
<i>n</i> pasty, meat pie

pastor, pastores
<i>n</i> 1. shepherd; 2. pastor; <i>also:</i> minister, parson, etc.

pastoral, pastorales, pastoralmente
<i>adj</i> pastoral (1. pertaining to shepherds or country life; 2. pertaining to a pastor or pastors);<br><b>anello pastoral</b> episcopal ring <hr><i>n</i> pastoral (1. [Lit.] pastoral play, poem, etc.; 2. [Eccl.] pastoral letter)

pastorato, pastoratos
<i>n</i> pastorate, pastorship

pastorella, pastorellas
<i>n</i> [Lit.] pastoral (poem)

pastose, pastosemente, pastoses
<i>adj</i> pasty, doughy

pastositate, pastositates
<i>n</i> pastiness, doughiness

pastura, pasturas
<i>n</i> pasture (1. land on which cattle are grazed; 2. herbage for cattle)

pasturar, pastura, pasturante, pasturara, pasturarea, pasturate, pasturava
<i>v</i> to pasture, graze (= to browse)

pata, patas
<i>n</i> paw (of an animal)

patata, patatas
<i>n</i> potato

patella, patellas
<i>n</i> 1. frying pan, skillet; 2. [Zool.] Patella, limpet; 3. [Anat.] patella, kneecap

patellata, patellatas
<i>n</i> skilletful

patellero, patelleros
<i>n</i> skillet maker

patelliforme, patelliformemente, patelliformes
<b>patelliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> patelliform

patentar, patenta, patentante, patentara, patentarea, patentate, patentava
<i>v</i> 1. to license; 2. to give a patent to; 3. to patent

patentato, patentatos
<i>n</i> patentee

patente, patentemente, patentes
<i>adj</i> 1. open; 2. patent, manifest;<br><b>littera</b> or <b>litera patente</b> letter patent <hr><i>n</i> 1. letter patent; 2. license (to exercise a trade or profession); 3. patent (= "patent on an invention"); 4. bill of health

pater
<b>pater-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>patre</b>

paternal, paternales, paternalmente
<i>adj</i> paternal (1. pertaining to the father; 2. characteristic of a father, fatherly)

paterne, paternemente, paternes
<i>adj</i> paternal (1. pertaining to the father; 2. characteristic of a father, fatherly)

paternitate, paternitates
<i>n</i> paternity, fatherhood

pathe
<b>-pathe</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -path (1. suffering, sufferer; 2. advocate of or person practicing ...pathy)

pathetic, patheticamente, pathetiches
<i>adj</i> pathetic

pathia
<b>-pathia</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -pathy (1. disease; 2. system or method of cure)

pathogene, pathogenemente, pathogenes
<b>pathogene (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> pathogenic

pathogenese, pathogeneses
<b>pathogenese (-nese)</b><br><i>n</i> pathogenesis

pathogenesis, pathogeneses
<b>pathogenesis (-nesis)</b><br><i>n</i> pathogenesis

pathogenetic, pathogeneticamente, pathogenetiches
<b>pathogenetic</b><br><i>adj</i> pathogenetic

pathogenia, pathogenias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pathogeny

pathogenic, pathogenicamente, pathogeniches
<i>adj</i> pathogenic

pathognomia, pathognomias
<b>pathognomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pathognomy

pathognomonic, pathognomonicamente, pathognomoniches
<b>pathognomonic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Med.] pathognomonic

pathologia, pathologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pathology (= study of bodily diseases)

pathologic, pathologicamente, pathologiches
<i>adj</i> pathological

pathologista, pathologistas
<i>n</i> pathologist

pathologo, pathologos
<b>pathologo (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> pathologist

pathos, pathoses
<b>(ptos)</b><br><i>n</i> I. suffering, affliction, passion; II. pathos (1. power of stirring the feeling of pity, sympathy, etc.; 2. [Theat., Rhet., etc.])

patientar, patienta, patientante, patientara, patientarea, patientate, patientava
<i>v</i> to have patience, be patient

patiente, patientemente, patientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>patir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> patient <hr><i>n</i> patient

patientia, patientias
<i>n</i> 1. patience; 2. [Cards] solitaire;<br><b>perder (le) patientia</b> to lose patience

patin, patines
<i>n</i> skate (as in "to glide along on skates");<br><b>patin de rotas</b> roller-skate

patina, patinas
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> patina (= green rust that covers ancient bronzes, etc.)

patinage, patinages
<b>(-je)</b><br><i>n</i> (act or art of) skating

patinar, patina, patinante, patinara, patinarea, patinate, patinava
<i>v</i> to skate

patinator, patinatores
<i>n</i> skater

patir, passe, pati, patiente, patira, patirea, patite, pativa
<b>[pat-/pass-]</b><br><i>v</i> to suffer (1. to experience mental or physical pain; 2. to be injured, harmed, impaired)

patois, patoiss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> dialect, patois

patr
<b>patr-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] patr-, patro- (= father)

patrastro, patrastros
<i>n</i> stepfather

patre, patres
<i>n</i> father (1. as in "father and mother"; 2. title of respect given to a priest);<br><b>(John Smith) patre</b> (John Smith) senior;<br><b>le sancte patre</b> the Holy Father, the Pope;<br><b>patre affin</b> father-in-law

patrenostre, patrenostres
<b>patrenostre</b><br><i>n</i> paternoster (1. Lord's Prayer, Our Father; 2. any of the large beads of a rosary on which the Lord's Prayer is said)

patri
<b>patri-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] patri- (= clan, phratry)

patria, patrias
<i>n</i> fatherland, native country

patriarcha, patriarchas
<b>patriarcha</b><br><i>n</i> patriarch (1. [Bib.]; 2. [Eccl.])

patriarchal, patriarchales, patriarchalmente
<i>adj</i> patriarchal

patriarchato, patriarchatos
<i>n</i> patriarchate

patriarchia, patriarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> patriarchy

patricia
<b>Patricia</b><br><i>nprf</i> Patricia

patriciato, patriciatos
<i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] patriciate (= position or dignity of a patrician)

patricie, patriciemente, patricies
<i>adj</i> [Rom. Hist.] patrician

patricio, patricios
<i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] patrician;<br><b>Patricio</b> Patrick

patrimonial, patrimoniales, patrimonialmente
<i>adj</i> patrimonial

patrimonio, patrimonios
<i>n</i> patrimony

patrino, patrinos
<i>n</i> godfather

patriota, patriotas
<i>n</i> patriot; <i>attrib.</i> patriot, patriotic

patriotic, patrioticamente, patriotiches
<i>adj</i> patriotic (as in "patriotic poetry")

patriotismo, patriotismos
<i>n</i> patriotism

patrista, patristas
<i>n</i> patrist

patristic, patristicamente, patristiches
<i>adj</i> patristic

patristica, patristicas
<i>n</i> patristics

patristico, patristicos
<i>n</i> patristic, patrist

patrologia, patrologias
<b>patrologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> patristic study, patristics

patrona, patronas
<i>n</i> patroness

patronage, patronages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> patronage (as in "patronage of the fine arts")

patronal, patronales, patronalmente
<i>adj</i> patronal, patron

patronato, patronatos
<i>n</i> patronate (= duty, position etc. of a patron)

patronessa, patronessas
<i>n</i> patroness

patronisar, patronisa, patronisante, patronisara, patronisarea, patronisate, patronisava
<i>v</i> to patronize (= to be a patron to or of)

patrono, patronos
<i>n</i> I. patron (1. as in "patron of the fine arts"; 2. "patron saint"); II. captain (of coasting vessel), patron; III. pattern (= model or guide for something to be made); IV. stencil (as in "stencils for decoration")

patronymic, patronymicamente, patronymiches
<b>patronymic</b><br><i>adj</i> patronymic

patronymico, patronymicos
<i>n</i> patronymic

patrulia, patrulias
<i>n</i> patrol

patruliar, patrulia, patruliante, patruliara, patruliarea, patruliate, patruliava
<i>v</i> to patrol

patruliator, patruliatores
<i>n</i> patroller; <i>also:</i> patrolman

pauc, paucamente, pauches
<i>adj</i> 1. little (= not much); 2. few (= not many);<br><b>un pauc (de)</b> a little;<br><b>pauc a pauc</b> little by little;<br><b>in pauc</b> shortly, before long

paucitate, paucitates
<i>n</i> paucity

pauco
<i>adv</i> little (= to a small degree)

paula
<b>Paula</b><br><i>nprf</i> Paula

paulatim
<b>[paulatim] (-l-)</b><br><i>adv</i> gradually, by degrees, little by little, a little at a time

paulin, paulines, paulinmente
<i>adj</i> Pauline

paulina
<b>Paulina</b><br><i>nprf</i> Pauline

paulinismo, paulinismos
<i>n</i> [Theol.] Paulinism

paulista, paulistas
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Paulist (Father)

paulo
<b>Paulo</b><br><i>npr</i> Paul

paupere, pauperemente, pauperes
<i>adj</i> poor (= indigent, needy)

pauperismo, pauperismos
<i>n</i> pauperism

paupertate, paupertates
<i>n</i> poverty

pausa, pausas
<i>n</i> 1. pause (= temporary cessation of activity); 2. [Mus.] rest

pausar, pausa, pausante, pausara, pausarea, pausate, pausava
<i>v</i> to pause (= to make a pause)

pav
<b>pav-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

pavage, pavages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (action of) laying a pavement, paving

pavana, pavanas
<i>n</i> pavan, pavane

pavide, pavidemente, pavides
<i>adj</i> fearful (= timid)

pavilion, paviliones
<i>n</i> pavilion (1. tent, canopy, etc.; 2. light building; 3. "pavilion or auricle of the ear")

pavimentar, pavimenta, pavimentante, pavimentara, pavimentarea, pavimentate, pavimentava
<i>v</i> to pave

pavimentation, pavimentationes
<i>n</i> (act of) laying a pavement, paving

pavimento, pavimentos
<i>n</i> 1. floor (of stones, tiles, etc.); 2. pavement (= artificial surface of streets, sidewalks, etc.)

pavir, pavi, paviente, pavira, pavirea, pavite, paviva
<i>v</i> to pave

pavitor, pavitores
<i>n</i> paver, pavior

pavon, pavones
<i>n</i> peacock

pavonisar, pavonisa, pavonisante, pavonisara, pavonisarea, pavonisate, pavonisava
<i>v</i> to strut, peacock

pavor, pavores
<i>n</i> fear

pavorose, pavorosemente, pavoroses
<i>adj</i> fearful, timid

peccabile, peccabilemente, peccabiles
<i>adj</i> peccable, liable to sin

peccabilitate, peccabilitates
<i>n</i> peccability

peccadilio, peccadilios
<i>n</i> peccadillo

peccante, peccantemente, peccantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>peccar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> peccant

peccar, pecca, peccante, peccara, peccarea, peccate, peccava
<i>v</i> to sin, commit a sin

peccatilio, peccatilios
<i>n</i> peccadillo

peccato, peccatos
<i>n</i> sin

peccator, peccatores
<i>n</i> sinner

pechblende, pechblendes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> pitchblende

pecia, pecias
<i>n</i> piece;<br><b>pecia de chacos</b> chessman

pecietta, peciettas
<i>n</i> small piece

pect
<b>pect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pectina</b>

pectic, pecticamente, pectiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] pectic

pectina, pectinas
<i>n</i> pectin

pectinar, pectina, pectinante, pectinara, pectinarea, pectinate, pectinava
<i>v</i> to comb (= to clean with a comb); <i>also:</i> to card

pectinator, pectinatores
<i>n</i> carder

pectinatura, pectinaturas
<i>n</i> hairdo

pectine, pectines
<i>n</i> 1. [Toilet] comb; 2. card (= wire brush for combing out wool, etc.); 3. [Zool.] scallop, pecten

pectineria, pectinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> comb factory

pectinero, pectineros
<i>n</i> combmaker

pectinibranchie, pectinibranchiemente, pectinibranchies
<b>pectinibranchie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] pectinibranch

pectinibranchios
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] pectinibranchia

pectiniera, pectinieras
<i>n</i> comb case, comb holder

pectoral, pectorales, pectoralmente
<i>adj</i> pectoral (= pertaining to the breast) <hr><i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] pectoral; 2. breastplate (for horses)

pectore, pectores
<i>n</i> breast (1. chest; 2. bosom);<br><b>voce de pectore</b> chest voice

pectorerubie, pectorerubies
<b>pectorerubie</b><br><i>n</i> robin (redbreast)

pecular, pecula, peculante, peculara, pecularea, peculate, peculava
<i>v</i> to defraud (the public); to embezzle, peculate

peculato, peculatos
<i>n</i> peculation

peculator, peculatores
<i>n</i> peculator

peculiar, peculiares, peculiarmente
<i>adj</i> peculiar (1. special, particular; 2. unusual, odd)

peculiaritate, peculiaritates
<i>n</i> peculiarity (1. distinctive trait; 2. oddness)

peculio, peculios
<i>n</i> 1. exclusive property; 2. savings, nest egg; 3. [Rom. Law] peculium

pecunia, pecunias
<i>n</i> money

pecuniari, pecuniarimente, pecuniaris
<i>adj</i> pecuniary;<br><b>pena pecuniari</b> fine

pecuniose, pecuniosemente, pecunioses
<i>adj</i> (well-)provided with money, pecunious

ped
<b>ped-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] ped-, pedo- (= child)

pedage, pedages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> toll

pedagero, pedageros
<b>(-ajro)</b><br><i>n</i> toll collector

pedagogia, pedagogias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pedagogy; <i>also:</i> (science of) education

pedagogic, pedagogicamente, pedagogiches
<i>adj</i> pedagogic

pedagogica, pedagogicas
<i>n</i> pedagogy, pedagogics

pedagogo, pedagogos
<b>pedagogo</b><br><i>n</i> pedagogue; <i>also:</i> [Rom. Hist.] servant escorting children to school

pedal, pedales, pedalmente
<i>adj</i> pedal <hr><i>n</i> pedal

pedalar, pedala, pedalante, pedalara, pedalarea, pedalate, pedalava
<i>v</i> to pedal

pedante, pedantes
<i>n</i> pedant

pedanteria, pedanterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pedantry

pedantesc, pedantescamente, pedantesches
<i>adj</i> pedantic

pedantismo, pedantismos
<i>n</i> pedantry

pede, pedes
<i>n</i> I. foot (1. foot of man or animal; also of tree, mountain, page, etc.; 2. [Meas.]; 3. [Metrics]); II. leg (of a chair, table, etc.);<br><b>a pede</b> on foot;<br><b>soldato a pede</b> foot soldier;<br><b>al pede del littera</b> literally;<br><b>prender pede</b> to gain a footing or foothold;<br><b>pede equin</b> clubfoot

pedemontan, pedemontanes, pedemontanmente
<i>adj</i> piedmont (as in "a piedmont glacier")

pedemonte, pedemontes
<b>pedemonte</b><br><i>n</i> piedmont (= piedmont district);<br><b>Pedemonte</b> Piedmont (in Italy)

pedemontese, pedemontesemente, pedemonteses
<i>adj</i> Piedmont, Piedmontese (= pertaining to Piedmont, Italy)

peder, pede, pedente, pedera, pederea, pedeva, pedite
<i>v</i> to break wind, let off gas

pedestallo, pedestallos
<b>pedestallo</b><br><i>n</i> pedestal

pedestre, pedestremente, pedestres
<i>adj</i> pedestrian

pedia
<b>-pedia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

pedica, pedicas
<i>n</i> shackle; <i>also:</i> snare

pedicellate, pedicellatemente, pedicellates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pedicellate

pedicello, pedicellos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] pedicel

pedicular, pediculares, pedicularmente
<i>adj</i> pedicular, lousy

pediculo, pediculos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> louse <hr><i>n</i> [Bot.] pedicle, pedicel

pediculose, pediculosemente, pediculoses
<i>adj</i> lousy, pediculous

pedicuro, pedicuros
<b>pedicuro</b><br><i>n</i> chiropodist, pedicure

pedigree, pedigrees
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> pedigree (of animals)

pediluvio, pediluvios
<b>pediluvio</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] pediluvium, foot bath

pedito, peditos
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> (action of) breaking wind, letting off gas

pedo
<b>pedo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] pedo-, ped- (= soil)

pedologia, pedologias
<b>pedologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pedology (= scientific study of soils)

pedometro, pedometros
<b>pedometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> pedometer

pedon, pedones
<i>n</i> 1. pedestrian; 2. infantryman; 3. [Chess] pawn

peduncular, pedunculares, peduncularmente
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] peduncular

pedunculate, pedunculatemente, pedunculates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pedunculate

pedunculo, pedunculos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] stalk, stem, peduncle

pegaso
<b>Pegaso (p-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Pegasus;<br><b>montar super Pegaso</b> to mount one's Pegasus

peia
<b>-peia (-pya)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -peia, -poeia

peignoir, peignoirs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> peignoir, dressing gown

peiping
<b>Peiping</b><br><i>npr</i> Peiping

pejo
<i>adv</i> worse;<br><b>tanto pejo</b> so much the worse;<br><b>de mal in pejo</b> from bad to worse;<br><b>ir, sentir se pejo</b> to be, feel, worse

pejor, pejores, pejormente
<i>adj</i> worse;<br><b>(le) pejor</b> (the) worst

pejorar, pejora, pejorante, pejorara, pejorarea, pejorate, pejorava
<i>v</i> to worsen (= to make worse);<br><b>pejorar se</b> to worsen (= to become worse)

pejorative, pejorativemente, pejoratives
<i>adj</i> pejorative; <i>also:</i> [Philol.]

peking
<b>Peking</b><br><i>npr</i> Peking, Pekin

pekingese, pekingesemente, pekingeses
<i>adj</i> Pekingese <hr><i>n</i> Pekingese (1. native of Peking; 2. Pekingese dialect; 3. Pekingese dog)

pelagian, pelagianes, pelagianmente
<i>adj</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Pelagian

pelagianismo, pelagianismos
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Pelagianism

pelagiano, pelagianos
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Pelagian

pelagio
<b>Pelagio</b><br><i>npr</i> Pelagius [British monk of the 4th and 5th centuries]

pelegrinage, pelegrinages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> pilgrimage

pelegrinar, pelegrina, pelegrinante, pelegrinara, pelegrinarea, pelegrinate, pelegrinava
<i>v</i> to go on a pilgrimage

pelegrino, pelegrinos
<i>n</i> pilgrim

pelicano, pelicanos
<i>n</i> pelican

pell
<b>pell- [-pell-/puls-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

pellagra, pellagras
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] pellagra

pellagrose, pellagrosemente, pellagroses
<i>adj</i> pellagrous

pellar, pella, pellante, pellara, pellarea, pellate, pellava
<i>v</i> 1. to peel; <i>also:</i> to pare, etc.; 2. to skin <hr><b>-pellar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

pelle, pelles
<i>n</i> skin; <i>also:</i> hide, pelt, fur, etc.; peel, rind, etc.;<br><b>pelle rubie</b> redskin;<br><b>vender car su pelle</b> to sell one's skin dearly;<br><b>salvar su pelle</b> to save one's skin

pellicia, pellicias
<i>n</i> fur coat, pelisse

pellicieria, pellicierias
<i>n</i> fur store, furrier's

pelliciero, pellicieros
<i>n</i> furrier

pellicula, pelliculas
<i>n</i> 1. pellicle; 2. film, camera film

pellicular, pelliculares, pellicularmente
<i>adj</i> pellicular

pelope
<b>Pelope (p-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Pelops

peloponnesian, peloponnesianes, peloponnesianmente
<i>adj</i> Peloponnesian

peloponnesiano, peloponnesianos
<i>n</i> Peloponnesian

peloponneso
<b>Peloponneso</b><br><i>npr</i> Peloponnesus

peltro, peltros
<i>n</i> pewter

pelve, pelves
<i>n</i> [Anat.] pelvis

pelvic, pelvicamente, pelviches
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] pelvic

pemmican, pemmicans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> pemmican

pena, penas
<i>n</i> 1. pain; 2. penalty, punishment; 3. difficulty, trouble;<br><b>a pena</b> hardly, scarcely;<br><b>anima in pena</b> soul in torment;<br><b>dar se pena</b> to take pains;<br><b>non valer le pena</b> not to be worth the trouble

penal, penales, penalmente
<i>adj</i> penal

penalisar, penalisa, penalisante, penalisara, penalisarea, penalisate, penalisava
<i>v</i> to penalize

penalitate, penalitates
<i>n</i> 1. penalty; 2. penality

penar, pena, penante, penara, penarea, penate, penava
<i>v</i> to pain (= to distress, grieve);<br><b>penar se</b> to take pains

penates
<i>npl</i> 1. [Rom. Relig.] penates; 2. home, fireside;<br><b>lares e penates</b> lares and penates

pendant, pendants
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> counterpart, pendant (= one of a pair in symmetric arrangement)

pendente, pendentemente, pendentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>pender</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> pending, pendent <hr><i>n</i> pendant (= something that hangs);<br><b>pendente (de aure)</b> earring, eardrop

pender, pende, pendente, pendera, penderea, pendeva, pendite, pense
<b>[pend-/pens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to hang (= to be suspended)

pendiculo, pendiculos
<i>n</i> pendicle, pendant

pendula, pendulas
<b>(pn-)</b><br><i>n</i> pendule (= timepiece having a pendulum)

pendular, pendulares, pendularmente
<i>adj</i> swinging, pendulous

pendule, pendulemente, pendules
<i>adj</i> pendant, pendulous

pendulo, pendulos
<b>(pn-)</b><br><i>n</i> pendulum

penetrabile, penetrabilemente, penetrabiles
<i>adj</i> penetrable

penetrabilitate, penetrabilitates
<i>n</i> penetrability

penetrar, penetra, penetrante, penetrara, penetrarea, penetrate, penetrava
<i>v</i> to penetrate;<br><b>penetrar se de (un facto)</b> to become imbued with (a fact)

penetrate, penetratemente, penetrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>penetrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> (deeply) impressed, affected

penetration, penetrationes
<i>n</i> penetration (1. act or process of penetrating; 2. as in "a man of great penetration")

penetrative, penetrativemente, penetratives
<i>adj</i> penetrative

penicilliforme, penicilliformemente, penicilliformes
<b>penicilliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> penicilliform (= shaped like a hair pencil)

penicillina, penicillinas
<i>n</i> [Biochem.] penicillin

penicillium, penicilliumes
<b>(-cl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] Penicillium

penicillo, penicillos
<i>n</i> 1. pencil (= tuft of hair); 2. brush, paintbrush; <i>specif.:</i> (hair) pencil

peninsula, peninsulas
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> peninsula

peninsular, peninsulares, peninsularmente
<i>adj</i> peninsular

penitente, penitentemente, penitentes
<i>adj</i> penitent <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl.] penitent

penitentia, penitentias
<i>n</i> 1. repentance; penitence; 2. penance

penitential, penitentiales, penitentialmente
<i>adj</i> penitential (= pertaining to ecclesiastical penance) <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl.] penitential (book)

penitentiari, penitentiarimente, penitentiaris
<i>adj</i> penitentiary (as in "penitentiary measures")

penitentiario, penitentiarios
<i>n</i> penitentiary (= reformatory prison)

penitentieria, penitentierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] penitentiaryship

penitentiero, penitentieros
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] penitentiary (= confessor in special cases)

penn, william penn
<B>Penn, William</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1644-1718; English Quaker and founder of Pennsylvania]

penna, pennas
<i>n</i> 1. flight feather; 2. quill, shaft; 3. pen (as in "pen and pencil");<br><b>penna stilographic</b> fountain pen

pennate, pennatemente, pennates
<i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] feathered, pennate

pennon, pennones
<i>n</i> pennon

pennsylvania
<b>Pennsylvania</b><br><i>npr</i> Pennsylvania

pennsylvanian, pennsylvanianes, pennsylvanianmente
<i>adj</i> Pennsylvanian

pennsylvaniano, pennsylvanianos
<i>n</i> Pennsylvanian

penny, pennys
<b>(<i>pl</i> pence </b><br>pence;<b> pennies </b>pennies<b>) [A]</b> <i>n</i> [Monet.] penny

penose, penosemente, penoses
<i>adj</i> 1. troublesome, difficult; 2. painful

pens
<b>pens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pender</b>

pensamento, pensamentos
<i>n</i> thought (= process or power of thinking)

pensar, pensa, pensante, pensara, pensarea, pensares, pensate, pensava
<i>v</i> to think (1. to reason, ponder, reflect; 2. to believe);<br><b>pensar de</b> to think of (= to have an opinion about);<br><b>pensar a</b> to think of (= to direct one's thoughts toward) <hr><i>n</i> thought, thinking

pensata, pensatas
<i>n</i> 1. thought (= a thought); 2. pansy (= <i>Viola tricolor</i>)

pensative, pensativemente, pensatives
<i>adj</i> pensive

pensator, pensatores
<i>n</i> thinker

pensile, pensilemente, pensiles
<i>adj</i> hanging, pendant, pensile

pension, pensiones
<i>n</i> 1. pension (= regular payment, stipend, allowance, etc.); 2. payment for board; 3. boardinghouse, pension

pensionar, pensiona, pensionante, pensionara, pensionarea, pensionate, pensionava
<i>v</i> to pension

pensionario, pensionarios
<i>n</i> 1. pensioner; 2. boarder (= one who boards in a boardinghouse or private home)

pent
<b>pent-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] pent-, penta- (= five)

pentaculo, pentaculos
<i>n</i> pentacle, five-pointed star

pentagon, pentagones, pentagonmente
<b>pentagon</b><br><i>adj</i> pentagonal

pentagonal, pentagonales, pentagonalmente
<i>adj</i> pentagonal

pentagono, pentagonos
<i>n</i> [Geom.] pentagon

pentagramma, pentagrammas
<b>pentagramma</b><br><i>n</i> pentagram

pentahedre, pentahedremente, pentahedres
<b>pentahedre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] pentahedral

pentahedro, pentahedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] pentahedron

pentamere, pentameremente, pentameres
<b>pentamere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] pentamerous

pentameros, pentameroses
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Pentamera

pentametro, pentametros
<b>pentametro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> pentameter

pentarchia, pentarchias
<b>pentarchia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pentarchy (= government by five rulers)

pentateucho, pentateuchos
<b>pentateucho</b><br><i>n</i> pentateuch

pentathlo, pentathlos
<b>pentathlo</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] pentathlon

pentatomic, pentatomicamente, pentatomiches
<b>pentatomic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] pentatomic

pentecostal, pentecostales, pentecostalmente
<i>adj</i> pentccostal

pentecoste, pentecostes
<i>n</i> pentecost

penultima, penultimas
<b>(-nl-)</b><br><i>n</i> penult

penultime, penultimemente, penultimes
<b>(-nl-]</b><br><i>adj</i> next to last, penultimate

penumbra, penumbras
<i>n</i> penumbra, half-shade

penuria, penurias
<i>n</i> 1. scarcity; 2. penury (= extreme poverty)

peon
<b>Peon</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Paeon

peonia, peonias
<i>n</i> peony

pepita, pepitas
<i>n</i> 1. pip, seed, stone, etc.; 2. nugget

pepsia, pepsias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> digestion

pepsina, pepsinas
<i>n</i> pepsin

pepsis, pepses
<b>(pp-)</b><br><i>n</i> digestion

peptic, pepticamente, peptiches
<i>adj</i> peptic

per
<i>prep</i> 1. through (= from one side to the other of); <i>also:</i> during, throughout; 2. by (= by the agency of; through; by means of); <i>also:</i> per <hr><b>per-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> per- (1. through, throughout; 2. thoroughly, completely; extremely, very; <i>also:</i> extreme, great; 3. away entirely; away from the good)

perca, percas
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] perch; <i>also:</i> bass

percentage, percentages
<b>percentage (-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> percentage

percentual, percentuales, percentualmente
<b>percentual</b><br><i>adj</i> percentual; <i>also:</i> percentile

percept
<b>percept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perciper</b>

perceptibile, perceptibilemente, perceptibiles
<i>adj</i> perceptible

perceptibilitate, perceptibilitates
<i>n</i> perceptibility

perception, perceptiones
<i>n</i> I. collection, receipt (of taxes, rents, etc.); II. perception (1. process or faculty of perceiving; 2. percept)

perceptive, perceptivemente, perceptives
<i>adj</i> perceptive

perceptor, perceptores
<i>n</i> 1. tax collector; 2. perceiver

percha, perchas
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> gutta-percha

perchlorato, perchloratos
<i>n</i> perchlorate

perchloric, perchloricamente, perchloriches
<i>adj</i> perchloric

perciar, percia, perciante, perciara, perciarea, perciate, perciava
<i>v</i> to pierce (= to make a hole in)

perciforme, perciformemente, perciformes
<b>perciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] perciform (1. resembling a perch; 2. of or pertaining to the Perciformes)

perciper, percepte, percipe, percipera, perciperea, percipeva, percipiente, percipite
<b>[-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to collect (taxes, rents, etc.): 2. to perceive

percoides
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Percoidea

percolar, percola, percolante, percolara, percolarea, percolate, percolava
<i>v</i> to percolate (1. to cause to percolate; 2. to pass or flow through a filter)

percolator, percolatores
<i>n</i> percolator

percomorphe, percomorphemente, percomorphes
<b>percomorphe</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] percomorph, percomorphous

percomorpho, percomorphos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] percomorph;<br><b>percomorphos</b> [Zool.] <i>Percomorphi</i>

percurrer, percurre, percurrente, percurrera, percurrerea, percurreva, percurrite, percurse
<b>[-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to run or travel through; <i>also:</i> to cover (a distance); 2. to look over, examine cursorily

percurs
<b>percurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>percurrer</b>

percurso, percursos
<i>n</i> distance covered; route

percuss
<b>percuss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>percuter</b>

percussion, percussiones
<i>n</i> percussion (1. stroke, hit, blow; <i>also:</i> shock, impact; 2. [Med.]);<br><b>instrumento de percussion</b> percussion instrument;<br><b>fusil de percussion</b> percussion gun

percutente, percutentemente, percutentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>percuter</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> percussive, percussion

percuter, percusse, percute, percutente, percutera, percuterea, percuteva, percutite
<b>[-cut-/-cuss-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to strike, hit; 2. [Med.] to percuss

perder, perde, perdente, perdera, perderea, perdeva, perdite
<i>v</i> 1. to ruin, undo; 2. to lose;<br><b>perder se</b> to lose one's way, go astray;<br><b>perder (un traino)</b> to miss (a train)

perdibile, perdibilemente, perdibiles
<i>adj</i> losable

perdice, perdices
<i>n</i> partridge

perdita, perditas
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> loss;<br><b>perditas</b> [Mil.] casualties, losses

perdition, perditiones
<i>n</i> 1. ruin; 2. [Theol.] perdition

perdurabile, perdurabilemente, perdurabiles
<i>adj</i> perdurable

perdurar, perdura, perdurante, perdurara, perdurarea, perdurate, perdurava
<i>v</i> to continue, last on, perdure

peregrin, peregrines, peregrinmente
<i>adj</i> peregrine; <i>also:</i> pilgrim; on a pilgrimage

peregrinar, peregrina, peregrinante, peregrinara, peregrinarea, peregrinate, peregrinava
<i>v</i> to peregrinate; <i>also:</i> to go on a pilgrimage

peregrination, peregrinationes
<i>n</i> peregrination; <i>also:</i> pilgrimage

peregrino, peregrinos
<i>n</i> pilgrim

perempt
<b>perempt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perimer</b>

perempte, peremptemente, peremptes
<i>adj</i> lapsed, expired, invalid

peremptori, peremptorimente, peremptoris
<i>adj</i> peremptory (1. [Law]; 2. as in "a peremptory tone")

perenne, perennemente, perennes
<b>perenne</b><br><i>adj</i> perennial (1. lasting or continuing throughout the year; 2. everlasting, eternal; 3. [Bot.])

perfect
<b>perfect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perfic-</b>

perfecte, perfectemente, perfectes
<i>adj</i> perfect;<br><b>tempore perfecte</b> perfect tense

perfectibile, perfectibilemente, perfectibiles
<i>adj</i> perfectible

perfectibilitate, perfectibilitates
<i>n</i> perfectibility

perfection, perfectiones
<i>n</i> perfection (1. act of perfecting; 2. state of being perfect)

perfectionamento, perfectionamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) perfecting

perfectionar, perfectiona, perfectionante, perfectionara, perfectionarea, perfectionate, perfectionava
<i>v</i> to perfect

perfective, perfectivemente, perfectives
<i>adj</i> perfective

perfecto, perfectos
<i>n</i> [(Gram.] perfect

perfic
<b>perfic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

perfide, perfidemente, perfides
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> perfidious

perfidia, perfidias
<i>n</i> perfidy

perfidiose, perfidiosemente, perfidioses
<i>adj</i> perfidious

perfoliate, perfoliatemente, perfoliates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] perfoliate

perforabile, perforabilemente, perforabiles
<i>adj</i> borable, punchable (= that can be perforated)

perforar, perfora, perforante, perforara, perforarea, perforate, perforava
<i>v</i> to perforate; to drill or bore (through), to punch

perforate, perforatemente, perforates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>perforar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> perforate, perforated

perforation, perforationes
<i>n</i> perforation (1. perforating; 2. perforated hole)

perforator, perforatores
<i>n</i> perforator

performance, performances
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] performance; past performance

perfumar, perfuma, perfumante, perfumara, perfumarea, perfumate, perfumava
<i>v</i> to perfume

perfumator, perfumatores
<i>n</i> perfumer

perfumeria, perfumerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> perfumery

perfumo, perfumos
<i>n</i> perfume

pergamena, pergamenas
<i>n</i> parchment

pergamo
<b>Pergamo (pr-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Pergamum

pergola, pergolas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> pergola

peri
<b>peri-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used chiefly to form technical terms] peri- (= around, about)

perianthio, perianthios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] perianth

peribile, peribilemente, peribiles
<i>adj</i> perishable

pericardio, pericardios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] pericardium

pericarditis, pericardites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] pericarditis

periculo, periculos
<b>(-culo)</b><br><i>n</i> danger, peril

periculose, periculosemente, periculoses
<i>adj</i> dangerous, perilous

perigee, perigeemente, perigees
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> perigeal, perigean

perigeo, perigeos
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Astron.] perigee

perimer, perempte, perime, perimente, perimera, perimerea, perimeva, perimite
<b>[-im-/-empt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to lapse, expire, become invalid

perimetro, perimetros
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> perimeter

periodic, periodicamente, periodiches
<i>adj</i> I. periodic (1. of a period or regular revolution; 2. occurring at regular times); II. [Math.] repetend

periodicitate, periodicitates
<i>n</i> periodicity (= quality of being periodical)

periodico, periodicos
<i>n</i> periodical (= periodic publication)

periodo, periodos
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. period (1. as in "period of adolescence"; "Elizabethan period"; 2. [Astron.]; 3. [Rhet.]); II. [Math.] repetend

peripheria, peripherias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> periphery

peripheric, periphericamente, peripheriches
<i>adj</i> peripheral, peripheric

periphras
<b>periphras-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

periphrasar, periphrasa, periphrasante, periphrasara, periphrasarea, periphrasate, periphrasava
<i>v</i> to periphrase

periphrase, periphrases
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> periphrasis

periphrastic, periphrasticamente, periphrastiches
<i>adj</i> periphrastic

perir, peri, periente, perira, perirea, perite, periva
<i>v</i> to perish

periscopic, periscopicamente, periscopiches
<i>adj</i> periscopic

periscopio, periscopios
<i>n</i> periscope

peristaltic, peristalticamente, peristaltiches
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] peristaltic

peristole, peristoles
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] peristalsis

periton
<b>periton-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>peritoneo</b>

peritoneo, peritoneos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] peritoneum

peritonitis, peritonites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] peritonitis

perjur, perjures, perjurmente
<i>adj</i> perjured, forsworn

perjurar, perjura, perjurante, perjurara, perjurarea, perjurate, perjurava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>perjurar se</b> to perjure oneself

perjurator, perjuratores
<i>n</i> perjurer

perjurio, perjurios
<i>n</i> perjury

perjuro, perjuros
<i>n</i> perjurer

perla, perlas
<i>n</i> pearl;<br><b>perla (de vitro)</b> (glass) bead

perlar, perla, perlante, perlara, perlarea, perlate, perlava
<i>v</i> to pearl (as in "sweat pearling on his brow")

permanente, permanentemente, permanentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>permaner</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> permanent, lasting, enduring

permanentia, permanentias
<i>n</i> permanence

permaner, permane, permanente, permanera, permanerea, permaneva, permanite
<i>v</i> to endure, last, be permanent

permanganato, permanganatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] permanganate

permanganic, permanganicamente, permanganiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] permanganic

permeabile, permeabilemente, permeabiles
<i>adj</i> permeable

permeabilitate, permeabilitates
<i>n</i> permeability

permear, permea, permeante, permeara, permearea, permeate, permeava
<i>v</i> to permeate

permiss
<b>permiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>permitter</b>

permissibile, permissibilemente, permissibiles
<i>adj</i> permissible

permission, permissiones
<i>n</i> permission

permisso, permissos
<i>n</i> permit (= written permission)

permitter, permisse, permitte, permittente, permittera, permitterea, permitteva, permittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to permit, allow

permulte, permultemente, permultes
<b>[permulte]</b><br><i>adj</i> very much, very many

permulto
<b>[permulto]</b><br><i>adv</i> very much

permutabile, permutabilemente, permutabiles
<i>adj</i> permutable

permutabilitate, permutabilitates
<i>n</i> permutability

permutar, permuta, permutante, permutara, permutarea, permutate, permutava
<i>v</i> to exchange, interchange, permute

permutation, permutationes
<i>n</i> 1. exchange, interchange; 2. [Math.] permutation

permutator, permutatores
<i>n</i> permuter

pernicie, pernicies
<i>n</i> destruction, ruin

perniciose, perniciosemente, pernicioses
<i>adj</i> pernicious

pernoctar, pernocta, pernoctante, pernoctara, pernoctarea, pernoctate, pernoctava
<i>v</i> to spend the night, stay overnight; to pernoctate

pernoctation, pernoctationes
<i>n</i> pernoctation

perorar, perora, perorante, perorara, perorarea, perorate, perorava
<i>v</i> to perorate (1. to speak at length; 2. to sum up or conclude a speech)

peroration, perorationes
<i>n</i> peroration

peroxydar, peroxyda, peroxydante, peroxydara, peroxydarea, peroxydate, peroxydava
<i>v</i> to peroxidize

peroxydo, peroxydos
<b>(-x-)</b><br><i>n</i> peroxide

perpendicular, perpendiculares, perpendicularmente
<i>adj</i> perpendicular

perpendicularitate, perpendicularitates
<i>n</i> perpendicularity

perpendiculo, perpendiculos
<i>n</i> perpendicular, plumb line

perpetrar, perpetra, perpetrante, perpetrara, perpetrarea, perpetrate, perpetrava
<i>v</i> to perpetrate

perpetration, perpetrationes
<i>n</i> perpetration

perpetrator, perpetratores
<i>n</i> perpetrator

perpetuar, perpetua, perpetuante, perpetuara, perpetuarea, perpetuate, perpetuava
<i>v</i> to perpetuate

perpetuation, perpetuationes
<i>n</i> perpetuation

perpetuator, perpetuatores
<i>n</i> perpetuator

perpetue, perpetuemente, perpetues
<i>adj</i> perpetual;<br><b>nive perpetue</b> perpetual snow

perpetuitate, perpetuitates
<i>n</i> perpetuity (= perpetual duration)

perplexe, perplexemente, perplexes
<i>adj</i> perplexed, bewildered

perplexitate, perplexitates
<i>n</i> perplexity, bewilderment

perque
<b>perque</b><br><i>adv/conj</i> 1. why (= for what reason); 2. because

perquirer, perquire, perquirente, perquirera, perquirerea, perquireva, perquirite, perquisite
<b>[-quir-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to seek, search, look for (diligently)

perquisit
<b>perquisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perquirer</b>

perquisition, perquisitiones
<i>n</i> search (as in "search warrant")

perquisitor, perquisitores
<i>n</i> searcher

perrucca, perruccas
<i>n</i> wig, periwig

perrucch
<b>perrucch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perrucca</b>

perrucchero, perruccheros
<i>n</i> wigmaker, hairdresser, coiffeur, barber, etc.

persa, persas
<i>n</i> Persian

perscrutar, perscruta, perscrutante, perscrutara, perscrutarea, perscrutate, perscrutava
<i>v</i> to scruitinize closely, examine carefully, etc.

perscrutation, perscrutationes
<i>n</i> close scrutiny, careful examination

perse, persemente, perses
<i>adj</i> Persian

persecut
<b>persecut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>persequer</b>

persecution, persecutiones
<i>n</i> 1. pursuit (= action of following after or chasing); 2. persecution;<br><b>mania de persecution</b> persecution mania

persecutor, persecutores
<i>n</i> persecutor

perseide, perseides
<b>(-si-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Astron.] Perseid

perseo
<b>Perseo</b><br><i>npr</i> Perseus (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

persepole
<b>Persepole</b><br><i>npr</i> Persepolis

persequer, persecute, perseque, persequente, persequera, persequerea, persequeva, persequite
<b>[-sequ-/-secut-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to pursue (= to follow after, chase); 2. to persecute

perseverante, perseverantemente, perseverantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>perserverar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> persistent

perseverantia, perseverantias
<i>n</i> persistence, persistency, perseverance

perseverar, persevera, perseverante, perseverara, perseverarea, perseverate, perseverava
<i>v</i> to persist, persevere

persia
<b>Persia</b><br><i>npr</i> Persia

persian, persianes, persianmente
<i>adj</i> Persian, Persic

persiana, persianas
<i>n</i> shutter, blind

persiano, persianos
<i>n</i> Persian

persic, persicamente, persiches
<i>adj</i> Persian, Persic;<br><b>le Golfo Persic</b> [Geogr.] the Persian Gulf

persica, persicas
<i>n</i> peach (= fruit of the peach tree)

persicaria, persicarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] persicaria

persich
<b>persich-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>persico</b>

persichiero, persichieros
<i>n</i> peach tree

persico, persicos
<i>n</i> peach tree

persistente, persistentemente, persistentes
<i>adj</i> persistent (= inclined to persist, tenacious)

persistentia, persistentias
<i>n</i> persistence, persistency

persister, persiste, persistente, persistera, persisterea, persisteva, persistite
<i>v</i> to persist (= to endure, continue to exist);<br><b>persister in (un error, un resolution, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to persist in (an error, a resolution, etc.)

persona, personas
<i>n</i> person; <i>also:</i> character (as in "character in a play");<br><b>in persona</b> in person;<br><b>persona juridic</b> juridical person

personage, personages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> personage (1. person of note; 2. character in a work of fiction or a play)

personal, personales, personalmente
<i>adj</i> personal <hr><i>n</i> personnel

personalisar, personalisa, personalisante, personalisara, personalisarea, personalisate, personalisava
<i>v</i> to personalize, personify

personalitate, personalitates
<i>n</i> personality;<br><b>personalitates</b> personalities, personal remarks

personate, personatemente, personates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] personate

personificar, personifica, personificante, personificara, personificarea, personificate, personificava
<i>v</i> to personify

personification, personificationes
<i>n</i> personification

perspect
<b>perspect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perspicer</b>

perspectiva, perspectivas
<i>n</i> perspective (1. "the art of perspective"; 2. vista, view, prospect)

perspective, perspectivemente, perspectives
<i>adj</i> perspective

perspicace, perspicacemente, perspicaces
<i>adj</i> perspicacious

perspicacitate, perspicacitates
<i>n</i> perspicacity

perspicer, perspecte, perspice, perspicera, perspicerea, perspiceva, perspiciente, perspicite
<b>[-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to look through; 2. to look at, examine

perspicue, perspicuemente, perspicues
<i>adj</i> perspicuous

perspicuitate, perspicuitates
<i>n</i> perspicuity

persuader, persuade, persuadente, persuadera, persuaderea, persuadeva, persuadite, persuase
<b>[-suad-/-suas-]</b><br><i>v</i> to persuade

persuas
<b>persuas-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>persuader</b>

persuasibile, persuasibilemente, persuasibiles
<i>adj</i> persuadable

persuasion, persuasiones
<i>n</i> persuasion (1. act of persuading; 2. state of being persuaded)

persuasive, persuasivemente, persuasives
<i>adj</i> persuasive

persuasor, persuasores
<i>n</i> persuader

pertica, perticas
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> pole, long staff

pertinace, pertinacemente, pertinaces
<i>adj</i> pertinacious

pertinacitate, pertinacitates
<i>n</i> pertinacity, pertinaciousness

pertinente, pertinentemente, pertinentes
<i>adj</i> pertinent

pertinentia, pertinentias
<i>n</i> pertinence

pertiner, pertine, pertinente, pertinera, pertinerea, pertineva, pertinite
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>pertiner a</b> to belong to (= to be the property of); <i>also:</i> to pertain to

perturbabile, perturbabilemente, perturbabiles
<i>adj</i> perturbable

perturbar, perturba, perturbante, perturbara, perturbarea, perturbate, perturbava
<i>v</i> 1. to disturb (= to break up a state of order, calm and quiet); 2. to perturb

perturbation, perturbationes
<i>n</i> I. disturbance, disorder; II. perturbation (1. perturbed condition; 2.[Astron.])

perturbative, perturbativemente, perturbatives
<i>adj</i> 1. disturbing; 2. tending to perturb, perturbative

perturbator, perturbatores
<i>n</i> 1. disturber; 2. perturber

pertussal, pertussales, pertussalmente
<i>adj</i> [Med.] pertussal

pertusse, pertusses
<i>n</i> [Med.] whooping cough, pertussis

peru
<b>Peru (-r)</b><br><i>npr</i> Peru

peruan, peruanes, peruanmente
<i>adj</i> Peruvian

peruano, peruanos
<i>n</i> Peruvian

peruvia
<b>Peruvia [NL]</b><br><i>npr</i> Peru

peruvian, peruvianes, peruvianmente
<i>adj</i> Peruvian

peruviano, peruvianos
<i>n</i> Peruvian

pervenir, perveni, perveniente, pervenira, pervenirea, pervenite, perveniva
<i>v</i> to arrive, succeed in arriving (at a place, etc.)

pervers
<b>pervers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>perverter</b>

perverse, perversemente, perverses
<i>adj</i> perverse, perverted (= willfully wicked, vicious)

perversion, perversiones
<i>n</i> perversion (1. act of perverting, state of being perverted; 2. [Psychopathol.])

perversitate, perversitates
<i>n</i> perverseness

perverter, perverse, perverte, pervertente, pervertera, perverterea, perverteva, pervertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pervert (1. to divert from proper use or function; 2. to lead astray, corrupt)

pervertimento, pervertimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) perverting or corrupting; perversion

pervertitor, pervertitores
<i>n</i> perverter

pervie, perviemente, pervies
<i>adj</i> passable, pervious

pesante, pesantemente, pesantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>pesar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> heavy;<br><b>aqua pesante</b> heavy water

pesar, pesa, pesante, pesara, pesarea, pesate, pesava
<i>v</i> to weigh (1. to ascertain the weight of; 2. to have a certain weight);<br><b>pesar su parolas</b> to weigh one's words

pesator, pesatores
<i>n</i> weigher (= one who weighs, ascertains the weight of something)

peseta, pesetas
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] peseta

peso, pesos
<i>n</i> I. weight (1. heaviness; 2. amount determined by weighing; 3. piece of metal, etc. used in weighing); II. [Monet.] peso;<br><b>peso atomic</b> atomic weight;<br><b>peso specific</b> specific weight;<br><b>peso morte</b> dead weight;<br><b>peso nette</b> net weight;<br><b>peso brute</b> gross weight;<br><b>a peso</b> by weight;<br><b>(personas) de peso</b> (people) of weight

pessime, pessimemente, pessimes
<b>(ps-)</b><br><i>adj</i> worst

pessimismo, pessimismos
<i>n</i> pessimism

pessimista, pessimistas
<i>n</i> pessimist

pessulo, pessulos
<b>(ps-)</b><br><i>n</i> bolt (for door, etc.)

peste, pestes
<i>n</i> 1. (bubonic) plague, pestilence; 2. pest (= troublesome or destructive person);<br><b>peste bubonic</b> bubonic plague

pestifere, pestiferemente, pestiferes
<i>adj</i> pestiferous

pestilente, pestilentemente, pestilentes
<i>adj</i> pestilent

pestilentia, pestilentias
<i>n</i> pestilence, plague

pestilential, pestilentiales, pestilentialmente
<i>adj</i> pestilential

petalismo, petalismos
<i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] petalism

petalo, petalos
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> petal

petaloide, petaloidemente, petaloides
<i>adj</i> petaloid

petardo, petardos
<i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] petard; 2. (fire)cracker

peter, pete, petente, petera, peterea, peteva, petite
<i>v</i> 1. to demand, claim, exact; 2. to ask for, request, beg

petiolar, petiolares, petiolarmente
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] petiolar

petiolate, petiolatemente, petiolates
<i>adj</i> petiolate, petiolated

petiolo, petiolos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] petiole, leafstalk

petition, petitiones
<i>n</i> petition (= formal request);<br><b>petition de principio</b> [Logic] <i>petitio principii</i>, begging the question, petition of the principle;<br><b>presentar un petition a (un persona)</b> to petition (someone)

petitionar, petitiona, petitionante, petitionara, petitionarea, petitionate, petitionava
<i>v</i> to petition (= to make a petition)

petitionero, petitioneros
<i>n</i> petitioner

petitori, petitorimente, petitoris
<i>adj</i> [Law] petitory

petra, petras
<i>n</i> stone (1. rock; 2. [Med.] calculus);<br><b>petra de tocca</b> touchstone;<br><b>petra pumice</b> pumice stone;<br><b>petra angular</b> cornerstone;<br><b>petra philosophal</b> philospher's stone;<br><b>petra de altar</b> altar stone;<br><b>petra infernal</b> [Med.] silver nitrate

petrar
<b>-petrar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

petrarca
<b>Petrarca</b><br><i>npr</i> Petrarch

petrarchista, petrarchistas
<i>n</i> Petrarchist

petrario, petrarios
<i>n</i> [Hist.] pedrero

petreria, petrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> quarry, stone pit

petrific, petrificamente, petrifiches
<i>adj</i> petrifying, petrifactive

petrificar, petrifica, petrificante, petrificara, petrificarea, petrificate, petrificava
<i>v</i> to petrify

petrification, petrificationes
<i>n</i> petrifaction, petrification

petro
<b>Petro</b><br><i>npr</i> Peter

petrographia, petrographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> petrography

petrographic, petrographicamente, petrographiches
<i>adj</i> petrographic

petrographo, petrographos
<b>petrographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> petrographer

petrol
<b>petrol-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>petroleo</b>

petroleo, petroleos
<b>petroleo</b><br><i>n</i> 1. (rock) oil, petroleum; 2. kerosene

petroleria, petrolerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> petroleum refinery

petrolero, petroleros
<i>n</i> oilman (= one who deals in petroleum)

petrolifere, petroliferemente, petroliferes
<i>adj</i> petroliferous

petrose, petrosemente, petroses
<i>adj</i> stony (1. full of stones; 2. of the nature of stone)

petrosilio, petrosilios
<i>n</i> parsley

petunia, petunias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] petunia

pfennig, pfennige
<b>(<i>pl</i> pfennige) [G]</b><br><i>n</i> [Monet.] pfennig

phaethon
<b>Phaethon</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Phaethon

phaeton, phaetones
<i>n</i> phaeton (= light four-wheeled carriage)

phag
<b>phag-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds] phago- (= eating)

phagocyto, phagocytos
<b>phagocyto (-cito)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol., Physiol., etc.] phagocyte

phagocytosis, phagocytoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> phagocytosis

phaner
<b>phaner-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] phaner-, phanero- (= visible)

phanerogame, phanerogamemente, phanerogames
<b>phanerogame (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] phanerogamous

phanerogamo, phanerogamos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] phanerogam

phanta
<b>-phanta</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

phantasia, phantasias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> I. fantasy, phantasy (1. power of imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, fancy; 3. whim, caprice); II. fantasia (1. [Mus.] fantasy; 2. [Equit.]);<br><b>haber le phantasia de (facer) un cosa</b> to have a fancy (to do something);<br><b>articulos de phantasia</b> fancy goods

phantasma, phantasmas
<i>n</i> phantasm (1. illusion, phantom; 2. appearance, ghost, specter)

phantasta, phantastas
<i>n</i> fantast, visionary

phantastic, phantasticamente, phantastiches
<i>adj</i> fantastic, fantastical

pharaon, pharaones
<i>n</i> 1. Pharaoh; 2. faro

pharaonic, pharaonicamente, pharaoniches
<i>adj</i> Pharaonic

pharisa
<b>pharisa-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>phariseo</b>

pharisaic, pharisaicamente, pharisaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. [Jewish Hist.] Pharisaic; 2. pharisaical, pharisaic, hypocritical

pharisaismo, pharisaismos
<b>(-asmo)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Jewish Hist.] Pharisaism; 2. pharisaism, phariseeism (= pharisaical attitude, hypocrisy)

phariseo, phariseos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Jewish Hist.] Pharisee; 2. pharisee, hypocrite

pharmaceuta, pharmaceutas
<i>n</i> pharmacist

pharmaceutic, pharmaceuticamente, pharmaceutiches
<i>adj</i> pharmaceutic, pharmaceutical

pharmaceutica, pharmaceuticas
<i>n</i> pharmaceutics

pharmacia, pharmacias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pharmacy (= shop of a pharmacist)

pharmacista, pharmacistas
<i>n</i> pharmacist

pharmaco, pharmacos
<b>(fr-)</b><br><i>n</i> medicine, drug, remedy

pharmacologia, pharmacologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pharmacology

pharmacologic, pharmacologicamente, pharmacologiches
<i>adj</i> pharmacologic, pharmacological

pharmacologista, pharmacologistas
<i>n</i> pharmacologist

pharmacologo, pharmacologos
<b>pharmacologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> pharmacologist

pharmacopeia, pharmacopeias
<b>pharmacopeia (-pya)</b><br><i>n</i> pharmacopoeia (= book describing drugs, chemicals, etc.)

pharo, pharos
<i>n</i> 1. lighthouse, pharos; 2. headlight (as in "headlight of an automobile")

pharos
<b>Pharos (f-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Hist.] Pharos

phase, phases
<i>n</i> phase; <i>also:</i> [Astron., Biol., Phys., etc.]

phasia
<b>-phasia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -phasia

phem
<b>-phem-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -phem- (1. voice; 2. report, rumor)

phen
<b>phen-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds]

phenic, phenicamente, pheniches
<b>phenic-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] phenic-, phoenic-, phenico-, phoenico- (= red) <hr><i>adj</i> carbolic;<br><b>acido phenic</b> carbolic acid, phenol

phenice, phenices
<i>n</i> phoenix, phenix

phenicia, phenicias
<b>Phenicia</b><br><i>n</i> Phoenicia

phenicie, pheniciemente, phenicies
<i>adj</i> Phoenician

phenicio, phenicios
<i>n</i> Phoenician

phenicoptero, phenicopteros
<b>phenicoptero (-cp-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Ornith.] phenicopter

phenol, phenoles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] phenol

phenomenal, phenomenales, phenomenalmente
<i>adj</i> phenomenal (1. as in "the phenomenal world"; 2. extraordinary, remarkable)

phenomeno, phenomenos
<b>(-nmeno)</b><br><i>n</i> phenomenon (1. observable fact or event; 2. something extraordinary or remarkable)

phenomenologia, phenomenologias
<b>phenomenologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phenomenology

phenylamino, phenylaminos
<b>phenylamino</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] phenylamine

phenylo, phenylos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] phenyl

philadelphia
<b>Philadelphia</b><br><i>npr</i> Philadelphia

philanthrope, philanthropemente, philanthropes
<b>philanthrope</b><br><i>adj</i> philanthropic

philanthropia, philanthropias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> philanthropy

philanthropic, philanthropicamente, philanthropiches
<i>adj</i> philanthropic

philanthropismo, philanthropismos
<i>n</i> philanthropism

philanthropo, philanthropos
<i>n</i> philanthropist

philatelia, philatelias
<b>philatelia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> philately

philatelic, philatelicamente, philateliches
<i>adj</i> philatelic

philatelista, philatelistas
<i>n</i> philatelist

phile
<b>-phile</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] -phile (as in "bibliophile", loving books)

philharmonia, philharmonias
<b>philharmonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. love of harmony, love of music; 2. philharmonic society

philharmonic, philharmonicamente, philharmoniches
<i>adj</i> philharmonic

philipp
<b>philipp-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Philippi</b>

philippense, philippensemente, philippenses
<i>adj/n</i> Philippian;<br><b>Epistola al Philippenses</b> [Bib.] Epistle to the Philippians

philippi
<b>Philippi</b><br><i>npr</i> [Antiq.] Philippi

philippicas
<b>Philippicas</b><br><i>nprpl</i> [Gr. Lit.; Rom. Lit.] Philippics;<br><b>philippica</b> philippic

philippin, philippines, philippinmente
<i>adj</i> Philippine, Filipino;<br><b>Insulas Philippin</b> Philippine Islands, Philippines

philippinas
<b>Philippinas</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Philippines, Philippine Islands

philippino, philippinos
<i>n</i> Filipino

philippo
<b>Philippo</b><br><i>npr</i> Philip

philistea
<b>Philistea (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Philistia

philistee, philisteemente, philistees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> Philistine (1. [Hist.]; 2. uncultured, conventional)

philisteo, philisteos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> Philistine (1. [Hist.]; 2. Philister, nonstudent; 3. crude, uncultured, conventional person)

philisteria, philisterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Philistinism

philo
<b>philo-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] philo-, phil- (as in "philosopher", "philharmonic", etc.)

philologia, philologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> philology

philologic, philologicamente, philologiches
<i>adj</i> philological

philologo, philologos
<b>philologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> philologist

philosophar, philosopha, philosophante, philosophara, philosopharea, philosophate, philosophava
<i>v</i> to philosophize

philosophia, philosophias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> philosophy

philosophic, philosophicamente, philosophiches
<i>adj</i> philosophic, philosophical

philosophismo, philosophismos
<i>n</i> philosophism

philosopho, philosophos
<b>philosopho (-sofo)</b><br><i>n</i> philosopher

phleb
<b>phleb-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] phleb-, phlebo- (= vein)

phlebitis, phlebites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] phlebitis

phlebotomia, phlebotomias
<b>phlebotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] phlebotomy

phlebotomo, phlebotomos
<b>phlebotomo (-b-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] phlebotome

phleg
<b>phleg-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

phlegethonte
<b>Phlegethonte</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Phlegethon

phlegma, phlegmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> phlegm (1. mucus; 2. sluggish temperament)

phlegmat
<b>phlegmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>phlegma</b>

phlegmatic, phlegmaticamente, phlegmatiches
<i>adj</i> phlegmatic

phlegmon, phlegmones
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] phlegmon

phlox, phloxes
<i>n</i> phlox

phobe
<b>-phobe</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -phobe, -phobic (as in "Anglophobe, Anglophobic").

phobia, phobias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] phobia

phobic, phobicamente, phobiches
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] phobic

phoca, phocas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] seal

phon
<b>phon-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] phono-, phon- (= voice; sound)

phonema, phonemas
<i>n</i> phoneme, phone

phonet
<b>phonet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>phonetic</b>

phonetic, phoneticamente, phonetiches
<i>adj</i> phonetic

phonetica, phoneticas
<i>n</i> phonetics

phonetismo, phonetismos
<i>n</i> phonetism

phonetista, phonetistas
<i>n</i> phonetician, phonetist

phonic, phonicamente, phoniches
<i>adj</i> phonic; acoustic

phonica, phonicas
<i>n</i> phonics; acoustics

phonographia, phonographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phonography

phonographic, phonographicamente, phonographiches
<i>adj</i> phonographic

phonographo, phonographos
<b>phonographo (-grafo)</b><br><i>n</i> phonograph

phonolithic, phonolithicamente, phonolithiches
<i>adj</i> phonolitic

phonolitho, phonolithos
<b>phonolitho (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> phonolite, clinkstone

phonologia, phonologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phonology

phonologic, phonologicamente, phonologiches
<i>adj</i> phonological

phonologo, phonologos
<b>phonologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> phonologist

phonometria, phonometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phonometry

phonometro, phonometros
<b>phonometro (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> phonometer

phore
<b>-phore</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] -phore, -phorous (= carrying; carrier, bearer)

phosph
<b>phosph-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>phosphoro</b>

phosphatate, phosphatatemente, phosphatates
<i>adj</i> phosphated

phosphatic, phosphaticamente, phosphatiches
<i>adj</i> phosphatic

phosphato, phosphatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] phosphate

phospheno, phosphenos
<i>n</i> phosphene

phosphina, phosphinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] phosphine

phosphito, phosphitos
<i>n</i> phosphite

phosphorescente, phosphorescentemente, phosphorescentes
<i>adj</i> phosphorescent

phosphorescentia, phosphorescentias
<i>n</i> phosphorescence

phosphorescer, phosphoresce, phosphorescente, phosphorescera, phosphorescerea, phosphoresceva, phosphorescite
<i>v</i> to phosphoresce

phosphoric, phosphoricamente, phosphoriches
<i>adj</i> phosphoric

phosphorite, phosphorites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] phosphorite

phosphoro, phosphoros
<b>(fs-)</b><br><i>n</i> phosphorus

phosphorose, phosphorosemente, phosphoroses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] phosphorous;<br><b>acido phosphorose</b> phosphorous acid

phot
<b>phot-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] phot-, photo- (= light)

photic, photicamente, photiches
<i>adj</i> photic, light

photica, photicas
<i>n</i> photics (= science of light)

photo, photos
<i>n</i> photo, snapshot

photochimia, photochimias
<b>photochimia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> photochemistry

photochromia, photochromias
<b>photochromia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> color photography, photochromy

photoelectric, photoelectricamente, photoelectriches
<b>photoelectric</b><br><i>adj</i> [Phys.] photoelectric

photogene, photogenemente, photogenes
<b>photogene</b><br><i>adj</i> photogenous, photogenic (= generating light)

photogenic, photogenicamente, photogeniches
<i>adj</i> photogenic (as in "photogenic face")

photographar, photographa, photographante, photographara, photographarea, photographate, photographava
<i>v</i> to photograph

photographia, photographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. photography; 2. photograph

photographic, photographicamente, photographiches
<i>adj</i> photographic

photographo, photographos
<b>photographo (-grafo)</b><br><i>n</i> photographer

photogravure, photogravures
<b>photogravure</b><br><i>n</i> photogravure

photolithographia, photolithographias
<b>photolithographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. photolithography; 2. photolithograph

photolithographiar, photolithographia, photolithographiante, photolithographiara, photolithographiarea, photolithographiate, photolithographiava
<i>v</i> to photolithograph

photometro, photometros
<b>photometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> photometer

photomontage, photomontages
<b>photomontage (-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> photomontage

photon, photones
<i>n</i> [Phys.] photon

photosphera, photospheras
<b>photosphera</b><br><i>n</i> photosphere; <i>also:</i> [Astron.]

photostatic, photostaticamente, photostatiches
<i>adj</i> photostatic

photostato, photostatos
<b>photostato (-stato)</b><br><i>n</i> photostat (1. photostating camera; 2. photostatic copy)

photosynthese, photosyntheses
<b>photosynthese (-sn-)</b><br><i>n</i> photosynthesis

photosynthetic, photosyntheticamente, photosynthetiches
<b>photosynthetic</b><br><i>adj</i> photosynthetic

phototherapia, phototherapias
<b>phototherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phototherapy

phototherapic, phototherapicamente, phototherapiches
<i>adj</i> phototherapeutic

phototypia, phototypias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phototypy, phototyping

phototypic, phototypicamente, phototypiches
<i>adj</i> phototypic

phototypo, phototypos
<b>phototypo (-tipo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Print.] phototype

phototypographia, phototypographias
<b>phototypographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phototypography

phototypographic, phototypographicamente, phototypographiches
<i>adj</i> phototypographic

phras
<b>phras-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

phrasar, phrasa, phrasante, phrasara, phrasarea, phrasate, phrasava
<i>v</i> [Mus.] to phrase

phrase, phrases
<i>n</i> I. phrase (1. [Gram.]; 2. [Mus.]); II. [Gram.] sentence

phraseologia, phraseologias
<b>phraseologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phraseology

phraseologic, phraseologicamente, phraseologiches
<i>adj</i> phraseological (= pertaining to phraseology)

phren
<b>phren-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] phren-, phreno (= midriff, diaphragm; mind)

phrenesia, phrenesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> frenzy

phrenet
<b>phrenet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>phrenitis</b>

phrenetic, phreneticamente, phrenetiches
<i>adj</i> frantic, frenzied, phrenetic

phrenetico, phreneticos
<i>n</i> phrenetic, madman

phrenic, phrenicamente, phreniches
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] phrenic

phrenitis, phrenites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] phrenitis

phrenographo, phrenographos
<b>phrenographo (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> phrenograph (= instrument recording the movements of the diaphragm)

phrenologia, phrenologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phrenology

phrenologic, phrenologicamente, phrenologiches
<i>adj</i> phrenological

phrenologista, phrenologistas
<i>n</i> phrenologist

phrenologo, phrenologos
<b>phrenologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> phrenologist

phrenopathia, phrenopathias
<b>phrenopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phrenopathy

phrenopathic, phrenopathicamente, phrenopathiches
<i>adj</i> phrenopathic

phrygia
<b>Phrygia</b><br><i>npr</i> Phrygia

phrygie, phrygiemente, phrygies
<i>adj</i> Phrygian;<br><b>bonetto phrygie</b> Phrygian cap

phrygio, phrygios
<i>n</i> Phrygian

phthong
<b>-phthong-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -phthong (= voice; sound)

phyllo
<b>phyllo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] phyllo-, -phyll, -phyllum (= leaf)

phylo, phylos
<i>n</i> 1. [Biol.] phylon (= tribe or race); 2. [Biol.] phylum

phylo-genesis, phylo-geneses
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> phylogeny, phylogenesis

phylogenese, phylogeneses
<b>phylogenese (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> phylogeny, phylogenesis

phylogenetic, phylogeneticamente, phylogenetiches
<b>phylogenetic</b><br><i>adj</i> phylogenetic

phylogenia, phylogenias
<b>phylogenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> phylogeny (1. "science of phylogeny"; 2. phylogenesis)

phylogenista, phylogenistas
<i>n</i> phylogenist

physic, physicamente, physiches
<i>adj</i> physical;<br><b>astronomia physic</b> physical astronomy;<br><b>geographia physic</b> physical geography

physica, physicas
<i>n</i> physics

physico, physicos
<i>n</i> 1. physique; 2. physicist

physicochimia, physicochimias
<b>physicochimia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physicochemistry

physicochimic, physicochimicamente, physicochimiches
<i>adj</i> physicochemical

physiocrate, physiocrates
<b>physiocrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> physiocrat

physiocratia, physiocratias
<b>physiocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physiocracy

physiocratic, physiocraticamente, physiocratiches
<b>physiocratic</b><br><i>adj</i> physiocratic

physiognomia, physiognomias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physiognomy (1. art of determining character from features of the face; 2. face) <hr><i>see also:</i> <b>physiognomonia</b>

physiognomic, physiognomicamente, physiognomiches
<i>adj</i> physiognomic (1. as in "physiognomic studies"; 2. as in "physiognomic expression)

physiognomista, physiognomistas
<i>n</i> physiognomist

physiognomonia, physiognomonias
<b>physiognomonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physiognomy (= physiognomics)

physiognomonic, physiognomonicamente, physiognomoniches
<i>adj</i> physiognomonic

physiographia, physiographias
<b>physiographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physiography

physiologia, physiologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physiology

physiologic, physiologicamente, physiologiches
<i>adj</i> physiologic, physiological

physiologista, physiologistas
<i>n</i> physlologist

physiologo, physiologos
<b>physiologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> physiologist

physiotherapia, physiotherapias
<b>physiotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> physiotherapy

physis, physes
<b>(f-)</b><br><i>n</i> nature, inborn quality (of a person or thing); physis

phyto
<b>phyto-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] phyto-, phyt- (= grown; growth, plant)

phytographia, phytographias
<b>phytographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> descriptive botany, phytography

phytolacca, phytolaccas
<b>phytolacca</b><br><i>n</i> pokeweed

pi, pis
<i>n</i> pi (1. "the Greek letter pi"; 2. [Math.])

pianino, pianinos
<i>n</i> upright piano

pianissimo, pianissimomente, pianissimos
<b>(-ssimo)</b><br><i>adv/adj</i> [Mus.] pianissimo

pianista, pianistas
<i>n</i> pianist

piano, pianomente, pianos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>adv/adj</i> [Mus.] piano <hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] piano, pianoforte

pianoforte, pianofortes
<b>pianoforte</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] pianoforte, piano

pianola, pianolas
<i>n</i> pianola

piastra, piastras
<i>n</i> [Monet.] piaster, piastre

pica, picas
<i>n</i> magpie

picaresc, picarescamente, picaresches
<i>adj</i> picaresque

picaro, picaros
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>pcaro</i>

picca, piccas
<i>n</i> 1. [Arms] pike; 2. [Card Games] spade<hr><i>n</i> pique (as in "a fit of pique")

piccante, piccantemente, piccantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>piccar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. biting (as in "biting sarcasm"); 2. piquant

piccar, picca, piccante, piccara, piccarea, piccate, piccava
<i>v</i> I. to sting, bite, smart; II. to pique (1. to arouse, stir up; 2. to offend);<br><b>piccar se</b> to take offense;<br><b>le vino se picca</b> the wine turns acid or sour;<br><b>piccar se de</b> to pride oneself on, pique oneself on or upon;<br><b>piccar (super le inimico)</b> [Aeronaut.] to dive (down on the enemy)

picco, piccos
<i>n</i> 1. pick, pickax; 2. (mountain) peak

pice, pices
<i>n</i> pitch (= residuum of wood tar, coal tar, etc.)

piciar, picia, piciante, piciara, piciarea, piciate, piciava
<i>v</i> to pitch (= to cover over or smear with pitch)

piciose, piciosemente, picioses
<i>adj</i> pitchy

pick-up, pick-ups
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] pickup, tone arm

pickles
<b>[A]</b><br><i>npl</i> pickles

pickpocket, pickpockets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> pickpocket

picnic, picnics
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> picnic

pico, picos
<i>n</i> woodpecker

pict
<b>pict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pinger</b>

pictor, pictores
<i>n</i> painter

pictoresc, pictorescamente, pictoresches
<i>adj</i> picturesque

pictoressa, pictoressas
<i>n</i> paintress, woman painter

pictura, picturas
<i>n</i> painting (1. art of painting; 2. picture)

pictural, picturales, picturalmente
<i>adj</i> pictorial, pictural

picturar, pictura, picturante, picturara, picturarea, picturate, picturava
<i>v</i> to paint, picture

pie, piemente, pies
<i>adj</i> pious, devoted

pietate, pietates
<i>n</i> 1. [Relig.] piety; 2. affectionate devotion; 3. pity (= compassion);<br><b>haber pietate de</b> to pity or have pity on;<br><b>facer pietate a un persona</b> to arouse someone's pity or compasssion

pietismo, pietismos
<i>n</i> Pietism

pietista, pietistas
<i>n</i> Pietist

pietose, pietosemente, pietoses
<i>adj</i> 1. compassionate; 2. piteous; pitiful

pigmentar, pigmenta, pigmentante, pigmentara, pigmentarea, pigmentate, pigmentava
<i>v</i> to color or imbue with pigment

pigmentari, pigmentarimente, pigmentaris
<i>adj</i> pigmentary

pigmentation, pigmentationes
<i>n</i> pigmentation

pigmento, pigmentos
<i>n</i> pigment

pignorar, pignora, pignorante, pignorara, pignorarea, pignorate, pignorava
<i>v</i> to pawn, put in pawn

pignore, pignores
<i>n</i> pledge, pawn, security;<br><b>prestator super pignore</b> pawnbroker

pigre, pigremente, pigres
<i>adj</i> lazy

pigressa, pigressas
<i>n</i> laziness

pigritia, pigritias
<i>n</i> laziness

pila, pilas
<i>n</i> I. pier (of a bridge); II. pile (1. heap, stack; 2. [Elec.; Atomic Phys., etc.]);<br><b>pila sic</b> [Elec.] dry pile or cell;<br><b>pila primari (secundari)</b> [Atomic Phys.] primary (secondary) reactor

pilar, pila, pilante, pilara, pilarea, pilares, pilate, pilava
<i>n</i> pillar<hr><i>v</i> to pile, heap up<hr><i>v</i> to remove the hair from, depilate

pilastro, pilastros
<i>n</i> pilaster

pilato, pontio pilato, pilate, pontius pilate
<B>Pilato, Pontio</B><BR><I>npr</I> Pontius Pilate

pilav, pilaves
<b>[Tu.]</b><br><i>n</i> pilaf, pilau, pilaw

pilaw, pilawes
<b>[Pers.]</b><br><i>n</i> pilau, pilaw, pilaf

piliage, piliages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> pillage

piliar, pilia, piliante, piliara, piliarea, piliate, piliava
<i>v</i> to pillage, plunder

piliator, piliatores
<i>n</i> pillager, plunderer

pilo, pilos
<i>n</i> I. hair (1. a single hair; 2. the hair of a person, animal, etc.); II. nap, pile (of cloth, velvet, etc.); III. down (as in "down on fruit");<br><b>montar a pilo</b> to ride bareback

pilori, piloris
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> pillory

pilose, pilosemente, piloses
<i>adj</i> hairy, pilose

pilositate, pilositates
<i>n</i> hairiness, pilosity

pilota, pilotas
<i>n</i> [Naut., etc.] pilot

pilotage, pilotages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> piloting, pilotage

pilotar, pilota, pilotante, pilotara, pilotarea, pilotate, pilotava
<i>v</i> to pilot

pilula, pilulas
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> pill, pilule

pilular, pilulares, pilularmente
<i>adj</i> pilular

pimentar, pimenta, pimentante, pimentara, pimentarea, pimentate, pimentava
<i>v</i> to season with pimento

pimento, pimentos
<i>n</i> pimento (1. pimiento; 2. allspice)

pinaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Pinaceae

pinacee, pinaceemente, pinacees
<i>adj</i> pinaceous

pinastro, pinastros
<i>n</i> pinaster, cluster pine, sea pine

pince-nez, pince-nezs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> pince-nez

pincel, pinceles
<i>n</i> brush, painthrush; <i>specif.:</i> (artist's) pencil (= quill of camel's hair, fitch, sable, etc.)

pincelar, pincela, pincelante, pincelara, pincelarea, pincelate, pincelava
<i>v</i> to paint (= to use a paintbrush)

pincette, pincettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> tweezers, small pincers

pincion, pinciones
<i>n</i> [Zool.] finch

pinea, pineas
<i>n</i> pine cone

pineal, pineales, pinealmente
<i>adj</i> pineal;<br><b>glandula pineal</b> pineal gland

pinee, pineemente, pinees
<i>adj</i> pine, piny

pineto, pinetos
<i>n</i> pine grove, pinetum

ping
<b>-ping-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pang-</b>

ping-pong, ping-pongs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> ping-pong

pinger, picte, pinge, pingente, pingera, pingerea, pingeva, pingite
<b>[ping-/pict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to paint

pinguin, pinguines
<i>n</i> penguin

pinion, piniones
<i>n</i> pine nut, pion

pinna, pinnas
<i>n</i> fin

pinnaculo, pinnaculos
<i>n</i> [Arch.] pinnacle

pinnate, pinnatemente, pinnates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pinnate

pinnion, pinniones
<i>n</i> pinion (= cogwheel)

pinnula, pinnulas
<i>n</i> [Surv.] pinnule, sightvane

pino, pinos
<i>n</i> pine (1. pine tree; 2. pine wood)

pinta, pintas
<i>n</i> pint

pintada, pintadas
<b>[P]</b><br><i>n</i> guinea fowl, guinea hen, pintado

pionero, pioneros
<i>n</i> [Mil.] pioneer

pipa, pipas
<i>n</i> I. fife; II. pipe (1. tube; 2. [Meas.]; 3. "tobacco pipe")

pipar, pipa, pipante, pipara, piparea, pipate, pipava
<i>v</i> to peep, cheep, chirp <hr><i>v</i> to (play the) fife

pipata, pipatas
<i>n</i> pipeful

pipator, pipatores
<i>n</i> peeper, cheeper

piperaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Piperaceae

piperacee, piperaceemente, piperacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] piperaceous

piperar, pipera, piperante, piperara, piperarea, piperate, piperava
<i>v</i> to pepper, season with pepper

piperate, piperatemente, piperates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>piperar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> peppery

pipere, piperes
<i>n</i> pepper

piperiera, piperieras
<i>n</i> pepper shaker

piperina, piperinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] piperine

pipetta, pipettas
<i>n</i> pipette

pipion, pipiones
<i>n</i> dove, pigeon

piqu, piqus, pique, piques
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> piqu (= ribbed cotton fabric)

pira, piras
<i>n</i> pear (= fruit of the pear tree)

pirar
<b>-pirar</b><br><i>see</i> <b>spirar</b>

pirata, piratas
<i>n</i> pirate (= one who commits piracy)

piratar, pirata, piratante, piratara, piratarea, piratate, piratava
<i>v</i> to pirate, commit piracy

pirateria, piraterias
<i>n</i> piracy

piriero, pirieros
<i>n</i> pear tree

pirouettar, pirouetta, pirouettante, pirouettara, pirouettarea, pirouettate, pirouettava
<i>v</i> to pirouette

pirouette, pirouettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Dancing] pirouette

pisca, piscas
<i>n</i> 1. fishing; 2. catch, haul (of fishes);<br><b>le pisca miraculose</b> [Eccl.] the miraculous draught of fishes

piscar, pisca, piscante, piscara, piscarea, piscate, piscava
<i>v</i> to fish (to catch or try to catch fish, etc.);<br><b>piscar in aqua turbide</b> to fish in troubled waters

piscaria, piscarias
<i>n</i> fishing ground, piscary

piscator, piscatores
<i>n</i> fisherman;<br><b>anello del piscator</b> [Eccl.] Fisherman's ring

piscatori, piscatorimente, piscatoris
<i>adj</i> piscatory, piscatorial

pisce, pisces
<i>n</i> fish;<br><b>pisce de mar</b> salt-water fish;<br><b>pisce aurate</b> goldfish;<br><b>pisce volante</b> flying fish;<br><b>ni carne ni pisce</b> neither fish nor fowl;<br><b>como un pisce foras del aqua</b> like a fish out of water;<br><b>mute como un pisce</b> as mute as a fish;<br><b>Pisces</b> [Astron.] Pisces, Fishes

pisch
- <i>see</i> <b>pisce</b>

pischeria, pischerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. fishing ground; 2. fishmarket

piscicultura, pisciculturas
<b>piscicultura</b><br><i>n</i> pisciculture

pisciforme, pisciformemente, pisciformes
<b>pisciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> pisciform

piscina, piscinas
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] piscina; 2. fishpond; 3. swimming pool

piscivore, piscivoremente, piscivores
<b>piscivore</b><br><i>adj</i> piscivorous

piscose, piscosemente, piscoses
<i>adj</i> abounding in fish

pisiforme, pisiformemente, pisiformes
<b>pisiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> pisiform (1. pea-shaped; 2. [Anat., Zool.])

piso, pisos
<i>n</i> pea;<br><b>piso odorose</b> sweet pea

pista, pistas
<i>n</i> 1. tracks, trail (of an animal); 2. racecourse, race track

pistacia, pistacias
<i>n</i> pistachio (tree)

pistaciero, pistacieros
<i>n</i> pistachio (tree)

pistacio, pistacios
<i>n</i> pistachio (nut)

pistillar, pistillares, pistillarmente
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pistillar, pistillary

pistillifere, pistilliferemente, pistilliferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pistilliferous

pistillo, pistillos
<i>n</i> 1. pestle; 2. [Bot.] pistil

pistola, pistolas
<i>n</i> 1. pistol; 2. pistole

piston, pistones
<i>n</i> piston (1. [Mach.]; 2. [Mus.]);<br><b>corneta a piston</b> [Mus.] cornet

pitancia, pitancias
<i>n</i> small allowance, pittance

pizzicato, pizzicatomente, pizzicatos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>adj/adv/n</i> pizzicato

pice, pices
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> piece (1. play, dramatic work; 2. "piece of music")

placa, placas
<i>n</i> plaque (= disk of metal, etc.); <i>also:</i> badge

placabile, placabilemente, placabiles
<i>adj</i> placable

placabilitate, placabilitates
<i>n</i> placableness, placability

placar, placa, placante, placara, placarea, placate, placava
<i>v</i> to placate, appease <hr><i>v</i> to plate, overlay (with plates of metal)

placard, placards
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> poster, placard

placardar, placarda, placardante, placardara, placardarea, placardate, placardava
<i>v</i> to post (a bill, placard, etc.)

placation, placationes
<i>n</i> placation

placator, placatores
<i>n</i> placater

placatori, placatorimente, placatoris
<i>adj</i> placatory, conciliatory

placente, placentemente, placentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>placer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> pleasant

placer, place, placente, placera, placerea, placeres, placers, placeva, placite
<i>v</i> to please;<br><b>placer a un persona</b> to please somebody;<br><b>si il vos place</b> (if you) please <hr><i>n</i> pleasure<hr><b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mining] placer

plach
<b>plach-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>placa</b>

plachetta, plachettas
<i>n</i> plaquette (= small decorated plaque)

placia, placias
<i>n</i> place (1. square; 2. position, office);<br><b>placia de armas</b> drill ground;<br><b>placia (forte)</b> fortress, fortified town

placiamento, placiamentos
<i>n</i> placement (1. action of placing, setting; 2. action of securing a position for someone);<br><b>bureau de placiamento</b> employment office, placement bureau

placiar, placia, placiante, placiara, placiarea, placiate, placiava
<i>v</i> to place (1. to put, set; 2. to secure a position or place for)

placide, placidemente, placides
<i>adj</i> placid

placiditate, placiditates
<i>n</i> placidity

plaga, plagas
<i>n</i> 1. wound; sore; 2. plague (= affliction, calamity);<br><b>poner le digito super le plaga</b> to put one's finger on the sore spot

plagar, plaga, plagante, plagara, plagarea, plagate, plagava
<i>v</i> 1. to wound; 2. to plague

plagia, plagias
<b>(-aja)</b><br><i>n</i> beach

plagiar, plagia, plagiante, plagiara, plagiarea, plagiate, plagiava
<i>v</i> to plagiarize

plagiario, plagiarios
<i>n</i> plagiarist

plagiato, plagiatos
<i>n</i> something plagiarized; <i>also:</i> plagiarism

plagio, plagios
<i>n</i> plagiarism; <i>also:</i> case of plagiarism

plaid, plaids
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> plaid

plan, planes, planmente
<i>adj</i> 1. flat, level, plane; 2. plain (= clear, easy to understand)

plana, planas
<i>n</i> plane (= tool for smoothing, planishing, etc.)<hr><i>n</i> plain

planar, plana, planante, planara, planarea, planate, planava
<i>v</i> to plan (1. to represent by map, diagram, etc.; 2. to think out plans for)<hr><i>v</i> 1. to smooth, plane; 2. to planish<hr><i>v</i> 1. to hover; 2. [Aeronaut.] to glide

planator, planatores
<i>n</i> 1. planer (= one who or that which planes or smoothes); 2. planisher (of metals)<hr><i>n</i> [Aeronaut.] glider

planca, plancas
<i>n</i> 1. plank, board; 2. shelf (as in "book shelf")

planch
<b>planch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>planca</b>

planchetta, planchettas
<i>n</i> small plank, small board

planct
<b>planct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>planger</b>

plancto, planctos
<i>n</i> lamentation, lament, plaint

plancton, planctones
<b>(plnc-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] plankton

planeta, planetas
<i>n</i> planet

planetari, planetarimente, planetaris
<i>adj</i> planetary;<br><b>systema planetari</b> planetary system

planetario, planetarios
<i>n</i> planetarium

planetoide, planetoides
<i>n</i> planetoid

planger, plancte, plange, plangente, plangera, plangerea, plangeva, plangite
<b>[plang-/planct-]</b><br><i>v</i> -;<br><b>planger se de</b> to complain of or about

planimetria, planimetrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> planimetry

planimetro, planimetros
<b>planimetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> planimeter

planispheric, planisphericamente, planispheriches
<i>adj</i> planispheric, planispherical, planispheral

planispherio, planispherios
<b>planispherio</b><br><i>n</i> planisphere

plano, planos
<i>n</i> plan (1. of a house, garden, town, etc.; 2. scheme; <i>also:</i> project, design) <hr><i>n</i> plane (= flat or level surface);<br><b>plano (inclinate)</b> [Geom.] (inclined) plane;<br><b>prime plano</b> foreground

planta, plantas
<i>n</i> 1. plant (= vegetable organism); 2. sole (of foot)

plantaginaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Plantaginaceae

plantaginacee, plantaginaceemente, plantaginacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] plantaginaceous

plantagine, plantagines
<i>n</i> [Bot.] plantain

plantar, planta, plantante, plantara, plantarea, plantares, plantarmente, plantate, plantava
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] plantar, sole <hr><i>v</i> to plant

plantation, plantationes
<i>n</i> 1. (art of) planting; 2. plantation

plantator, plantatores
<i>n</i> planter (1. one who plants; 2. owner of a plantation)

plantigrade, plantigrademente, plantigrades
<b>plantigrade (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] plantigrade

plantigrado, plantigrados
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> plantigrade

planton, plantones
<i>n</i> 1. [Hort.] set, shoot, cutting; 2. [Mil.] orderly

plantula, plantulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] plantule; plantlet

plasma, plasmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> plasm, plasma (1. [Mineral.]; 2. [Physiol.]);<br><b>plasma del sanguine</b> blood plasma

plast
<b>plast-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] plast- (= moulded, formed)

plastia
<b>-plastia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -plasty (= moulding, formation)

plastic, plasticamente, plastiches
<i>adj</i> plastic; <i>also:</i> [Technol.] plastics;<br><b>operation plastic</b> plastic operation;<br><b>artes plastic</b> plastic arts

plastica, plasticas
<i>n</i> plastic art

plasticitate, plasticitates
<i>n</i> plasticity

plastico, plasticos
<i>n</i> plastic, plastics (as in "plastic or plastics is a widely used material");<br><b>plasticos</b> plastics (as in "plastics are widely used materials")

plastron, plastrons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> plastron (1. protection for the breast of a fencer; 2. starched shirt front)

plat
<b>plat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>platy-</b>

platanaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Platanaceae

platanacee, platanaceemente, platanacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] platanaceous

plataneto, platanetos
<i>n</i> grove of plane trees

platano, platanos
<b>(pl-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] plane (tree)

plateau, plateaus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> plateau

platessa, platessas
<i>n</i> flatfish, plaice; flounder

plathelminthe, plathelminthes
<b>plathelminthe</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] flatworm, planarian, platyhelminth;<br><b>plathelminthes</b> Platyhelminthes

platinar, platina, platinante, platinara, platinarea, platinate, platinava
<i>v</i> to platinize

platinatura, platinaturas
<i>n</i> platinization

platinifere, platiniferemente, platiniferes
<i>adj</i> platiniferous

platino, platinos
<i>n</i> platinum

platinoide, platinoidemente, platinoides
<i>adj</i> platinoid<hr><i>n</i> platinoid

platinotypia, platinotypias
<b>platinotypia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Photog.] platinotype

platitude, platitudes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> platitude

platon
<b>Platon</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Philos.] Plato

platonic, platonicamente, platoniches
<i>adj</i> Platonic;<br><b>amor platonic</b> Platonic love

platonico, platonicos
<i>n</i> Platonist, Platonic

platonisar, platonisa, platonisante, platonisara, platonisarea, platonisate, platonisava
<i>v</i> to Platonize

platonismo, platonismos
<i>n</i> Platonism

platta, plattas
<i>n</i> plate (= sheet of metal); <i>also:</i> [Photog.]

platte, plattemente, plattes
<i>adj</i> flat, level

platteforma, platteformas
<b>platteforma</b><br><i>n</i> platform (1. as in "gun platform, streetcar platform, etc."; 2. [Pol.])

platto, plattos
<i>n</i> 1. plate, dish, platter; <i>also:</i> saucer, etc.; 2. dish (= food prepared in a particular way); 3. course (= part of a meal served at one time)

platy
<b>platy-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] platy-, plat- (= flat)

platycephale, platycephalemente, platycephales
<b>platycephale</b><br><i>adj</i> [Med., Anthropol.] flatheaded, platycephalic, platycephalous

platycephalia, platycephalias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med., Anthropol.] platycephaly, flat-headedness

platypode, platypodemente, platypodes
<b>platypode (-pode)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. [Med.] flatfooted; 2. [Zool.] platypodous

platypodia, platypodias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] flatfoot, platypodia

platyrrhin, platyrrhines, platyrrhinmente
<b>platyrrhin</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool., Anthropol.] platyrrhine

platyrrhinos
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Platyrrhina, platyrrhine monkeys

platyure, platyuremente, platyures
<b>platyure</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] flat-tailed, platurous

plauder, plaude, plaudente, plaudera, plauderea, plaudeva, plaudite, plause
<b>[plaud-/plaus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to applaud

plaus
<b>plaus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>plauder</b>

plausibile, plausibilemente, plausibiles
<i>adj</i> plausible (= reasonable, acceptable)

plausibilitate, plausibilitates
<i>n</i> plausibility, plausibleness

ple
<b>-ple</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds]

plebe, plebes
<i>n</i> plebs (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. common people, populace)

plebeie, plebeiemente, plebeies
<b>(-b-)</b><br><i>adj</i> plebeian (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. common, vulgar)

plebeio, plebeios
<b>(-b-)</b><br><i>n</i> plebeian (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. member of the populace)

plebeisar, plebeisa, plebeisante, plebeisara, plebeisarea, plebeisate, plebeisava
<i>v</i> to plebeianize, render plebeian

plebeismo, plebeismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> plebeianism (1. plebeian character; 2. plebeian style or expression)

plebeitate, plebeitates
<i>n</i> plebeianism (= plebeian character)

plebiscitari, plebiscitarimente, plebiscitaris
<i>adj</i> plebiscitary

plebiscito, plebiscitos
<b>plebiscito</b><br><i>n</i> plebiscite

plect
<b>plect- [plect-/plex-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

plectro, plectros
<i>n</i> pick, plectrum

pleg
<b>pleg-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] pleg-, plego- (1. blow, stroke; 2. [Med.] stroke (of paralysis, etc.))

pleiade, pleiades
<b>(--]</b><br><i>n</i> Pleiad (1. one of the Pleiades; 2. [Lit.]);<br><b>pleiades</b> [Astron.] Pleiades

pleist
<b>pleist-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

pleistocen, pleistocenes, pleistocenmente
<b>pleistocen</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Pleistocene

pleistoceno, pleistocenos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Pleistocene

plen, plenes, plenmente
<i>adj</i> full;<br><b>a plen manos</b> by handfuls

plenar, plena, plenante, plenara, plenarea, plenate, plenava
<i>v</i> to fill (= to make full)

plenari, plenarimente, plenaris
<i>adj</i> plenary

plenilunar, plenilunares, plenilunarmente
<b>plenilunar</b><br><i>adj</i> of the full moon, plenilunar, plenilunary

plenilunio, plenilunios
<b>plenilunio</b><br><i>n</i> full moon, plenilune

plenipotentia, plenipotentias
<b>plenipotentia</b><br><i>n</i> full power, plenipotence

plenipotentiari, plenipotentiarimente, plenipotentiaris
<i>adj</i> plenipotentiary

plenipotentiario, plenipotentiarios
<i>n</i> plenipotentiary (= plenipotentiary envoy or ambassador)

plenitude, plenitudes
<i>n</i> plenitude (1. fullness; 2. abundance)

pleonas
<b>pleonas-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives] pleonas- (= to be superfluous)

pleonasmo, pleonasmos
<i>n</i> pleonasm

pleonastic, pleonasticamente, pleonastiches
<i>adj</i> pleonastic

pleonasto, pleonastos
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] pleonaste, ceylonite

pler
<b>-pler</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

plesi
<b>plesi-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] plesio-, plesi- (= near, close)

plesiosauro, plesiosauros
<b>plesiosauro</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] plesiosaurus, plesiosaur

pleura, pleuras
<i>n</i> [Anat.] pleura

pleural, pleurales, pleuralmente
<i>adj</i> pleural

pleuritic, pleuriticamente, pleuritiches
<i>adj</i> pleuritic

pleuritis, pleurites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] pleurisy

pleuropneumonia, pleuropneumonias
<b>pleuropneumonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] pleuropneumonia

plex
<b>plex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>plect-</b>

plexo, plexos
<i>n</i> plexus

pli
<b>pli-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] pli-, plio- (= more)

plica, plicas
<i>n</i> 1. fold, pleat; 2. [Pathol.] plica, Polish plait

plicante, plicantemente, plicantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>plicar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> pliant, pliable

plicar, plica, plicante, plicara, plicarea, plicate, plicava
<i>v</i> 1. to fold, pleat; 2. to bend (= to cause to bend);<br><b>plicar se</b> to bend, yield

plicatura, plicaturas
<i>n</i> plication, plicature

plice
<b>-plice</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

pliocen, pliocenes, pliocenmente
<b>pliocen</b><br><i>adj</i> [Geol.] Pliocene

plioceno, pliocenos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Pliocene

plorar, plora, plorante, plorara, plorarea, plorate, plorava
<i>v</i> to cry, weep

plu
<b>[plu]</b><br><i>adv</i> (= <b>plus</b>)

pluche, pluches
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> plush

pluma, plumas
<i>n</i> feather;<br><b>peso pluma</b> [Sports] featherweight

plumage, plumages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> plumage

plumar, pluma, plumante, plumara, plumarea, plumate, plumava
<i>v</i> to pluck (poultry)

plumbagine, plumbagines
<i>n</i> black lead, graphite

plumbar, plumba, plumbante, plumbara, plumbarea, plumbate, plumbava
<i>v</i> I. to plumb (1. to weight with lead; 2. to test by a plumb line); II. [Dent.] to fill (a tooth)

plumbee, plumbeemente, plumbees
<i>adj</i> plumbeous, lead

plumberia, plumberias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. plumbing; 2. plumber's shop

plumbero, plumberos
<i>n</i> plumber

plumbic, plumbicamente, plumbiches
<i>adj</i> plumbic; <i>also:</i> [Chem.]

plumbifere, plumbiferemente, plumbiferes
<i>adj</i> plumbiferous

plumbo, plumbos
<i>n</i> lead (1. the metal "lead"; 2. bullets, shot);<br><b>a plumbo</b> plumb, vertical

plumose, plumosemente, plumoses
<i>adj</i> feathered, feathery, plumose

plumpudding, plumpuddings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> plum pudding

plumula, plumulas
<i>n</i> plumule (1. [Bot.]; 2. little feather)

plural, plurales, pluralmente
<i>adj</i> plural (1. more than one; pertaining to more than one; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>numero plural</b> [Gram.] plural number <hr><i>n</i> [Gram.] plural

pluralisar, pluralisa, pluralisante, pluralisara, pluralisarea, pluralisate, pluralisava
<i>v</i> to pluralize

pluralismo, pluralismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] pluralism

pluralista, pluralistas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] pluralist

pluralitate, pluralitates
<i>n</i> plurality (1. state of being plural; 2. majority; 3. [Elections])

plure, pluremente, plures
<i>adj</i> several

plures
<b>(pl-)</b><br><i>pron</i> several

plurilocular, pluriloculares, plurilocularmente
<b>plurilocular</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] plurilocular

plurime, plurimemente, plurimes
<b>[plurime] (pl-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. much; 2. many

plurimo
<b>[plurimo] (pl-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. much, exceedingly; 2. for the most part, commonly, usually

plurinominal, plurinominales, plurinominalmente
<b>plurinominal</b><br><i>adj</i> plurinominal

plus
1. more; 2. plus;<br><b>plus belle (que)</b> more beautiful (than);<br><b>plus grande (que)</b> greater, bigger (than);<br><b>plus de (vinti annos)</b> more than, over, above (twenty years);<br><b>le plus belle</b> the most beautiful;<br><b>le plus grande</b> the greatest, biggest;<br><b>(le) plus</b> (the) most (as in "what pleased me (the) most");<br><b>de plus</b> furthermore, besides;<br><b>de plus in plus</b> more and more;<br><b>in plus</b> furthermore, in addition, also;<br><b>(tres) plus (quatro)</b> (three) plus (four);<br><b>al plus</b> at (the) best;<br><b>plus o minus</b> more or less;<br><b>non ... plus</b> no more, not any more (1. nothing more; 2. no longer);<br><b>plus (de) (moneta, </b>etc.<b>)</b> more (money, etc.)

plusquamperfecto, plusquamperfectos
<b>plusquamperfecto</b><br><i>n</i> pluperfect

plusvalor, plusvalores
<b>plusvalor</b><br><i>n</i> [Econ.] surplus value

pluto
<b>pluto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] pluto- (= wealth);<br><b>Pluto</b> [Gr. Mythol.] Plutus

plutocrate, plutocrates
<b>plutocrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> plutocrat

plutocratia, plutocratias
<b>plutocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> plutocracy

plutocratic, plutocraticamente, plutocratiches
<b>plutocratic</b><br><i>adj</i> plutocratic

plutologia, plutologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> plutology

plutologic, plutologicamente, plutologiches
<i>adj</i> plutological

plutologo, plutologos
<b>plutologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> plutologist

pluton
<b>Pluton</b><br><i>npr</i> [Class. Mythol.; Astron.] Pluto

plutonic, plutonicamente, plutoniches
<i>adj</i> [Geol.] plutonic

plutonie, plutoniemente, plutonies
<i>adj</i> Plutonian

plutonismo, plutonismos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] plutonism

plutonista, plutonistas
<i>n</i> [Geol.] plutonist, plutonian

plutonium, plutoniumes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] plutonium

plutonomia, plutonomias
<b>plutonomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> plutonomy

plutonomic, plutonomiches
<i>n</i> plutonomic

plutosto
<b>[plutosto]</b><br><i>adv</i> (= <b>plus tosto</b>)

pluver, pluve, pluvente, pluvera, pluverea, pluveva, pluvite
<i>v</i> to rain

pluvia, pluvias
<i>n</i> rain;<br><b>tempore de pluvia</b> rainy weather

pluvial, pluviales, pluvialmente
<i>adj</i> rainy, pluvial;<br><b>aqua pluvial</b> rain water <hr><i>n</i> pluvial (= long ecclesiastic cloak)

pluviero, pluvieros
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] plover

pluviometro, pluviometros
<b>pluviometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> pluviometer

pluviose, pluviosemente, pluvioses
<i>adj</i> rainy, pluvious;<br><b>tempore pluviose</b> rainy weather;<br><b>station pluviose</b> rainy season

pneu, pneus
<i>n</i> (pneumatic) tire

pneuma, pneumas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. wind, breath; 2. spirit, soul; 3. [Medieval Mus.] neume

pneumat
<b>pneumat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pneuma</b>

pneumatic, pneumaticamente, pneumatiches
<i>adj</i> pneumatic (1. as in "pneumatic tire"; 2. spiritual)

pneumatica, pneumaticas
<i>n</i> pneumatics

pneumatico, pneumaticos
<i>n</i> (pneumatic) tire

pneumatologia, pneumatologias
<b>pneumatologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pneumatology (= doctrine of spirits or spiritual beings)

pneumatologic, pneumatologicamente, pneumatologiches
<i>adj</i> pneumatological

pneumatometro, pneumatometros
<b>pneumatometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> pneumatometer

pneumo
<b>pneumo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pneumono-</b>

pneumonia, pneumonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pneumonia

pneumonic, pneumonicamente, pneumoniches
<i>adj</i> pneumonic

pneumono
<b>pneumono-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] pneumono- (= lung)

pneumonotherapia, pneumonotherapias
<b>pneumonotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pneumonotherapy

pneumorrhagia, pneumorrhagias
<b>pneumorrhagia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pneumorrhagia

pneumothorace, pneumothoraces
<b>pneumothorace</b><br><i>n</i> pneumothorax

poc, pocamente, poches
<b>[poc]</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. little (not much); 2. few (not many)<br>(= <b>pauc</b>)

poco
<b>[poco]</b><br><i>pron</i> -;<br><b>un poco (de)</b> a little;<br><b>poco a poco</b> little by little;<br><b>in poco</b> shortly, before long<br>(= <b>pauc</b>) <hr><b>[poco]</b><br><i>adv</i> little (= to a small degree)<br>(= <b>pauco</b>)

pod
<b>pod-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] pod- (= foot)

podagra, podagras
<b>podagra</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] podagra

podical, podicales, podicalmente
<i>adj</i> podical

podice, podices
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> podex, buttocks

podio, podios
<i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] podium;<br><b>-podio</b> -podium, -pod (= little foot)

podometro, podometros
<b>podometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> podometer, pedometer

poema, poemas
<i>n</i> poem

poesia, poesias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> poetry

poeta, poetas
<i>n</i> poet

poetastro, poetastros
<i>n</i> versifier, poetaster

poetessa, poetessas
<i>n</i> poetess

poetic, poeticamente, poetiches
<i>adj</i> poetic; poetical;<br><b>licentia poetic</b> poetic license;<br><b>arte poetic</b> poetics

poetica, poeticas
<i>n</i> poetics

poetisar, poetisa, poetisante, poetisara, poetisarea, poetisate, poetisava
<i>v</i> 1. to versify; 2. to poetize (as in "to poetize the lives of the poor")

pogrom, pogromes
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> pogrom

poilu, poilus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> poilu

pointer, pointers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Dogs] pointer

pois
<b>[pois]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> afterwards, thereafter; 2. <i>conj</i> for;<br><b>pois que</b> as, since, because

poker, pokers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Cards] poker

pol
<b>-pol-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -pol- (= to sell)

polac, polacamente, polaches
<i>adj</i> Polish

polaco, polacos
<i>n</i> Pole

polar, polares, polarmente
<i>adj</i> polar

polarimetro, polarimetros
<b>polarimetro (-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> polarimeter

polarisar, polarisa, polarisante, polarisara, polarisarea, polarisate, polarisava
<i>v</i> to polarize

polarisation, polarisationes
<i>n</i> polarization

polarisator, polarisatores
<i>n</i> polarizer

polariscopio, polariscopios
<b>polariscopio</b><br><i>n</i> polariscope

polaritate, polaritates
<i>n</i> polarity

pole
<b>-pole</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -polis (= city)

polea, poleas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pulley

polem
<b>polem-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives] polem- (= war)

polemic, polemicamente, polemiches
<i>adj</i> polemic, polemical

polemica, polemicas
<i>n</i> 1. polemic (= controversial argument); 2. polemics

polemisar, polemisa, polemisante, polemisara, polemisarea, polemisate, polemisava
<i>v</i> to dispute (aggressively)

polemista, polemistas
<i>n</i> controversialist, polemicist

policia, policias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> police (1. the whole system of internal regulation of a state or community; 2. police force);<br><b>agente de policia</b> policeman, police officer

policiar, policia, policiante, policiara, policiarea, policiate, policiava
<i>v</i> to police (= to maintain law and order in)

policiari, policiarimente, policiaris
<i>adj</i> police (as in "police regulations")

policiero, policieros
<i>n</i> policeman

polimento, polimentos
<i>n</i> polish (1. act of polishing; 2. smoothness, luster)

polir, poli, poliente, polira, polirea, polite, poliva
<i>v</i> to polish (1. to make smooth and shiny; 2. to refine)

polis
<b>-polis</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

polissa, polissas
<i>n</i> policy (as in "insurance policy");<br><b>polissa de cargamento</b> bill of lading

polita
<b>-polita</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

politburo, politburos
<b>Politburo [R]</b><br><i>n</i> Politburo

polite, politemente, polites
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>polir</b>; II. <i>adj</i> polite (1. refined, elegant; 2. civil, courteous)

politessa, politessas
<i>n</i> politeness

politic, politicamente, politiches
<i>adj</i> 1. political; 2. politic;<br><b>le corpore politic</b> the body politic;<br><b>economia politic</b> political economy

politica, politicas
<i>n</i> 1. politics; 2. policy (= planned course of action)

politico, politicos
<i>n</i> politician

politor, politores
<i>n</i> polisher (1. one who polishes; 2. polishing tool)

politura, polituras
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) polishing; 2. gloss, luster

polka, polkas
<b>[Polish]</b><br><i>n</i> polka

polkar, polka, polkante, polkara, polkarea, polkate, polkava
<i>v</i> to polka

pollice, pollices
<b>(pl-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. thumb; <i>also:</i> [Anat., Zool.] pollex; 2. [Meas.] inch

polline, pollines
<i>n</i> [Bot.] pollen

pollinic, pollinicamente, polliniches
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pollinic;<br><b>tubo pollinic</b> pollen tube

pollinifere, polliniferemente, polliniferes
<i>adj</i> polliniferous

pollinisar, pollinisa, pollinisante, pollinisara, pollinisarea, pollinisate, pollinisava
<i>v</i> [Bot.] to pollinate, pollinize

pollinisation, pollinisationes
<i>n</i> [Bot.] pollinization

pollinosis, pollinoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] pollinosis, hay fever

polluer, pollue, polluente, polluera, polluerea, pollueva, polluite, pollute
<b>[-lu-/-lut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pollute (1. to soil, make filthy; 2. to make unclean morally, ceremonially, etc.)

pollut
<b>pollut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>polluer</b>

pollution, pollutiones
<i>n</i> pollution; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

pollux
<b>Pollux (pl-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Pollux (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

polo, polos
<i>n</i> pole (as in "North Pole", "magnetic pole," etc.);<br><b>polo nord</b> North Pole;<br><b>polo sud</b> South Pole <hr><b>[Balti]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] polo

polon
<b>polon-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Polonia</b>

polonaise, polonaises
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> polonaise (1. [Clothing]; 2. [Dancing]; 3. [Mus.])

polonese, polonesemente, poloneses
<i>adj</i> Polish <hr><i>n</i> 1. Pole; 2. Polish (language)

polonia
<b>Polonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Poland

polonium, poloniumes
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] polonium

poltergeist, poltergeistes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> poltergeist

poltron, poltrones
<i>n</i> poltroon

poltroneria, poltronerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> poltroonery

poly
<b>poly-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] poly- (= many, much, several)

polyandre, polyandremente, polyandres
<b>polyandre</b><br><i>adj</i> polyandrous

polyandria, polyandrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> polyandry (1. Anthropol.]; 2. [Bot.])

polyatomic, polyatomicamente, polyatomiches
<b>polyatomic</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] polyatomic

polychete, polychetemente, polychetes
<b>polychete</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] polychaetous

polychetos
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Polychaeta

polychromatic, polychromaticamente, polychromatiches
<b>polychromatic</b><br><i>adj</i> polychromatic

polychrome, polychromemente, polychromes
<b>polychrome</b><br><i>adj</i> polychrome

polygame, polygamemente, polygames
<b>polygame (-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> polygamous; <i>also:</i> [Bot.]

polygamia, polygamias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> polygamy

polygamic, polygamicamente, polygamiches
<i>adj</i> polygamic

polygamo, polygamos
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> polygamist

polyglotte, polyglottemente, polyglottes
<b>polyglotte</b><br><i>adj</i> polyglot

polyglotto, polyglottos
<i>n</i> polyglot

polygon, polygones, polygonmente
<b>polygon</b><br><i>adj</i> polygonal

polygonal, polygonales, polygonalmente
<i>adj</i> polygonal

polygono, polygonos
<i>n</i> polygon

polyhedre, polyhedremente, polyhedres
<b>polyhedre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Math.] polyhedral

polyhedro, polyhedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] polyhedron

polymere, polymeremente, polymeres
<b>polymere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] polymeric, polymerous

polymeria, polymerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] polymerism, polymerization

polymerisar, polymerisa, polymerisante, polymerisara, polymerisarea, polymerisate, polymerisava
<i>v</i> [Chem.] to polymerize

polymerisation, polymerisationes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] polymerization, polymerism

polymero, polymeros
<b>(-mero)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] polymer

polynesia
<b>Polynesia</b><br><i>npr</i> Polynesia

polynesian, polynesianes, polynesianmente
<i>adj</i> Polynesian

polynesiano, polynesianos
<i>n</i> Polynesian

polynomie, polynomiemente, polynomies
<b>polynomie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Alg.] polynomial

polynomio, polynomios
<i>n</i> [Alg.] polynomial

polyphone, polyphonemente, polyphones
<b>polyphone</b><br><i>adj</i> polyphonic; <i>also:</i> [Mus., Phonet.]

polyphonia, polyphonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> polyphony; <i>also:</i> [Mus., Phonet.]

polyphonic, polyphonicamente, polyphoniches
<i>adj</i> polyphonic; <i>also:</i> [Mus., Phonet.]

polypo, polypos
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> polyp, polypus (1. [Zool.]; 2. [Med.])

polysyllabe, polysyllabemente, polysyllabes
<b>polysyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> polysyllabic

polysyllabo, polysyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> polysyllable

polysynthese, polysyntheses
<b>polysynthese (-ntese)</b><br><i>n</i> polysynthesis

polysynthetic, polysyntheticamente, polysynthetiches
<b>polysynthetic</b><br><i>adj</i> polysynthetic; <i>also:</i> [Philol.]

polytechnic, polytechnicamente, polytechniches
<b>polytechnic</b><br><i>adj</i> polytechnic

polytechnico, polytechnicos
<i>n</i> polytechnic (school)

polytheismo, polytheismos
<b>polytheismo (-tezmo)</b><br><i>n</i> polytheism

polytheista, polytheistas
<b>polytheista (-testa)</b><br><i>n</i> polytheist

pomacee, pomaceemente, pomacees
<i>adj</i> pomaceous (= bearing pomes or pomelike fruits)

pomada, pomadas
<i>n</i> pomade

pomadar, pomada, pomadante, pomadara, pomadarea, pomadate, pomadava
<i>v</i> to pomade

pomeran, pomeranes, pomeranmente
<i>adj</i> Pomeranian

pomerania
<b>Pomerania</b><br><i>npr</i> Pomerania

pomerano, pomeranos
<i>n</i> Pomeranian (= inhabitant of Pomerania)

pomicultor, pomicultores
<b>pomicultor</b><br><i>n</i> pomiculturist

pomicultura, pomiculturas
<b>pomicultura</b><br><i>n</i> pomiculture

pomifere, pomiferemente, pomiferes
<i>adj</i> pomiferous

pomiforme, pomiformemente, pomiformes
<b>pomiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> pomiform

pomo, pomos
<i>n</i> 1. pome; <i>also:</i> apple; 2. pommel (as in "pommel of a sword");<br><b>pomo de Adam</b> Adam's apple;<br><b>pomo de discordia</b> apple of discord

pomologia, pomologias
<b>pomologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pomology

pomologic, pomologicamente, pomologiches
<i>adj</i> pomological

pomologista, pomologistas
<i>n</i> pomologist

pomona
<b>Pomona</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Relig.] Pomona

pompa, pompas
<i>n</i> pomp, splendor

pompelmus, pompelmuses
<b>(-ms)</b><br><i>n</i> grapefruit (1. fruit of the grapefruit tree; 2. grapefruit tree)

pompon, pompons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> pompon

pompose, pomposemente, pomposes
<i>adj</i> stately, grand

poncho, ponchos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> poncho

ponder
<b>ponder-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

ponderabile, ponderabilemente, ponderabiles
<i>adj</i> ponderable

ponderabilitate, ponderabilitates
<i>n</i> ponderability

ponderal, ponderales, ponderalmente
<i>adj</i> pertaining to weight, ponderal

ponderar, pondera, ponderante, ponderara, ponderarea, ponderate, ponderava
<i>v</i> to ponder (= to weigh in one's mind)

ponderation, ponderationes
<i>n</i> (act of) pondering

ponderose, ponderosemente, ponderoses
<i>adj</i> weighty, heavy, ponderous

ponderositate, ponderositates
<i>n</i> weightiness, heaviness, ponderosity

poneminas, poneminases
<b>poneminas (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> mine layer

poner, pone, ponente, ponera, ponerea, poneva, ponite, posite, poste
<b>[pon-/posit-/post-]</b><br><i>v</i> to put, place, lay, etc.;<br><b>poner se a (facer)</b> to begin to (do), to start (doing);<br><b>le sol se pone</b> the sun sets;<br><b>poner del sol</b> sunset

pontar, ponta, pontante, pontara, pontarea, pontate, pontava
<i>v</i> to bridge, build a bridge over

ponte, pontes
<i>n</i> I. bridge (1. "bridge over a river, etc."; 2. [Dent.]; 3. "bridge of a musical instrument"); II. [Naut.] deck;<br><b>ponte del asinos</b> [Math.] asses' bridge, <i>pons asinorum</i>;<br><b>jectar un ponte</b> to throw a bridge;<br><b>capite del ponte</b> [Mil.] bridgehead;<br><b>ponte levatori</b> drawbridge

pontero, ponteros
<i>n</i> bridgekeeper

pontifical, pontificales, pontificalmente
<i>adj</i> pontifical <hr><i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] pontifical (= book containing the offices, or forms for rites, etc.)

pontificar, pontifica, pontificante, pontificara, pontificarea, pontificate, pontificava
<i>v</i> to pontificate (1. to officiate as a pontiff; 2. to act, speak, with pomposity)

pontificato, pontificatos
<i>n</i> pontificate

pontifice, pontifices
<b>(-fice)</b><br><i>n</i> pontiff

ponton, pontones
<i>n</i> pontoon

pontonero, pontoneros
<i>n</i> pontonier

pony, ponys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> pony (as in "Shetland pony")

pope, popes
<i>n</i> [Orthodox Ch.] pope, papa, papas

poplo, poplos
<i>n</i> poplar;<br><b>poplo blanc</b> white poplar;<br><b>poplo nigre</b> black poplar;<br><b>poplo pyramidal</b> Lombardy poplar;<br><b>poplo tremule</b> trembling poplar, aspen

populaceo, populaceos
<i>n</i> populace

popular, popula, populante, populara, popularea, populares, popularmente, populate, populava
<i>adj</i> popular (1. people's; 2. favored by the people) <hr><i>v</i> to people, populate; <i>also:</i> to stock (with animals or plants)

popularisar, popularisa, popularisante, popularisara, popularisarea, popularisate, popularisava
<i>v</i> to popularize

popularisation, popularisationes
<i>n</i> popularization

popularitate, popularitates
<i>n</i> popularity

population, populationes
<i>n</i> population

populator, populatores
<i>n</i> populator

populo, populos
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> people (1. race, nation; 2. "common people");<br><b>populo minute, populo basse</b> lower classes

populose, populosemente, populoses
<i>adj</i> populous

por
<b>[por]</b><br><i>prep</i> for (1. not against; 2. in place of, in exchange or return for;<br><b>por</b> (+ <i>inf</i>) in order to;<br><b>partir por (Paris)</b> to leave or set out for (Paris)<br>(= <b>pro</b>)

porca, porcas
<i>n</i> sow (= female pig)

porcellana, porcellanas
<i>n</i> 1. porcelain, china; 2. porcelain shell, cowrie

porcellanari, porcellanarimente, porcellanaris
<i>adj</i> porcelain (= of or made of porcelain)

porcellanero, porcellaneros
<i>n</i> porcelain maker or dealer

porcellanite, porcellanites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] porcelanite

porch
<b>porch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>porco</b>

porcheria, porcherias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. pork shop; 2. mess, dirty business; <i>also:</i> dirty language or joke, etc.

porchero, porcheros
<i>n</i> swineherd

porchiera, porchieras
<i>n</i> pigsty

porcin, porcines, porcinmente
<i>adj</i> porcine (1. of swine; 2. swinish)

porco, porcos
<i>n</i> 1. pig, hog; 2. pork;<br><b>porcos</b> swine;<br><b>porco de India</b> guinea pig

porcospino, porcospinos
<b>porcospino</b><br><i>n</i> porcupine

porifere, poriferemente, poriferes
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] poriferous

poriferos
<b>(-feros)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Porifera

porn
<b>porn-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] porno- (= harlot)

pornocratia, pornocratias
<b>pornocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pornocracy

pornographia, pornographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pornography

pornographic, pornographicamente, pornographiches
<i>adj</i> pornographic

pornographo, pornographos
<b>pornographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> pornographer

poro, poros
<i>n</i> pore (as in "the pores of the sweat glands")

porose, porosemente, poroses
<i>adj</i> porous

porositate, porositates
<i>n</i> porosity (= state of being porous)

porphyric, porphyricamente, porphyriches
<i>adj</i> porphyritic

porphyro, porphyros
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> porphyry

porphyroide, porphyroides
<i>n</i> [Petrography] porphyroid

porque
<b>[porque]</b><br><i>conj/adv</i> 1. why (= for what reason); 2. because<br>(= <b>proque</b>)

porracee, porraceemente, porracees
<i>adj</i> porraceous

porro, porros
<i>n</i> leek

porta, portas
<i>n</i> 1. doorway, gateway; 2. door, gate

portaaeroplanos, portaaeroplanoses
<b>portaaeroplanos (-plnos)</b><br><i>n</i> (aircraft) carrier

portabile, portabilemente, portabiles
<i>adj</i> portable

portafolio, portafolios
<b>portafolio</b><br><i>n</i> 1. pocketbook, wallet; 2. portfolio (= case for documents, prints, etc.); <i>also:</i> brief case

portal, portales
<i>n</i> portal

portamantello, portamantellos
<b>portamantello</b><br><i>n</i> 1. traveling bag; 2. (coat) hanger

portamoneta, portamonetas
<b>portamoneta</b><br><i>n</i> purse (= bag, receptacle, etc., for money)

portapenna, portapennas
<b>portapenna</b><br><i>n</i> penholder

portar, porta, portante, portara, portarea, portate, portava
<i>v</i> to bear, carry

portata, portatas
<i>n</i> litter (as in "the litter of a sow")

portator, portatores
<i>n</i> 1. [R.R.] porter; 2. bearer, carrier;<br><b>titulo al portator</b> bearer bond;<br><b>pagabile al portator</b> payable to bearer;<br><b>portator de germines</b> or <b>bacillos</b> (germ) carrier

portavoce, portavoces
<b>portavoce</b><br><i>n</i> speaking trumpet, megaphone

portender, portende, portendente, portendera, portenderea, portendeva, portendite, portente
<b>[-tend-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to portend

portent
<b>portent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>portender</b>

portento, portentos
<i>n</i> portent, prodigy, marvel

portentose, portentosemente, portentoses
<i>adj</i> portentous, monstrous, prodigious

portero, porteros
<i>n</i> doorman; <i>also:</i> porter, doorkeeper, janitor

portico, porticos
<i>n</i> portico

portiera, portieras
<i>n</i> portiere

portion, portiones
<i>n</i> portion (1. part of a whole; 2. share)

porto, portos
<i>n</i> I. bearing (1. carrying; 2. deportment, carriage; II. transport charges (= postage, freightage, etc.);<br><b>franc de porto</b> postpaid, transport charges prepaid, etc.<hr><i>n</i> port, harbor;<br><b>porto aeree</b> airport;<br><b>porto franc</b> free port

portrait, portraits
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> portrait

portraitar, portraita, portraitante, portraitara, portraitarea, portraitate, portraitava
<b>(-tretar)</b><br><i>v</i> to portray

portraitista, portraitistas
<b>(-tretsta)</b><br><i>n</i> portrait painter, portraitist

portug
<b>portug-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Portugal</b>

portugal
<b>Portugal</b><br><i>npr</i> Portugal

portugese, portugesemente, portugeses
<i>adj</i> Portuguese<hr><i>n</i> Portuguese (1. native of Portugal; 2. Portuguese language)

portun
<b>-portun</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

posa, posas
<i>n</i> I. pose (1. attitude of the body, etc.; 2. mental attitude); II. "affected pose"

posar, posa, posante, posara, posarea, posate, posava
<i>v</i> to pose (= to assume a studied attitude)

posator, posatores
<i>n</i> poser, poseur

posit
<b>posit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>poner</b>

position, positiones
<i>n</i> position (= location)

positiva, positivas
<i>n</i> [Photog.] positive

positive, positivemente, positives
<i>adj</i> positive (1. as in "positive law"; 2. real, actual; 3. [<i>specif:</i> Alg., Elec., etc..] not negative);<br><b>philosophia positive</b> positive philosophy;<br><b>grado positive</b> [Gram.] positive degree, positive;<br><b>currente positive</b> [Elec.] positive current;<br><b>prova positive</b> [Photog.] positive;<br><b>lege positive</b> positive law

positivismo, positivismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] positivism

positivista, positivistas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] positivist

positivitate, positivitates
<i>n</i> positiveness, postivity

positivo, positivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] positive (degree)

positon, positones
<i>n</i> [Atomic Phys.] positon, positron

positron, positrones
<i>n</i> [Atomic Phys.] positron, positon

positura, posituras
<i>n</i> 1. arrangement, order, disposition; 2. posture, pose

posseder, possede, possedente, possedera, possederea, possedeva, possedite, possesse
<b>[-sed-/-sess]</b><br><i>v</i> to possess (1. to hold, own; 2. as in "a demon possesses him");<br><b>posseder (un lingua)</b> to be master of (a language)

possedite, posseditemente, possedites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>posseder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> possessed ("possessed by a demon")

possess
<b>possess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>posseder</b>

possession, possessiones
<i>n</i> possession (1. ownership; 2. property; <i>also:</i> [Pol.]; 3. "demonic possession");<br><b>esser in possession de</b> to be in possession of;<br><b>haber in su possession</b> to have in one's possession;<br><b>prender possession de</b> to take possession of;<br><b>entrar in possession de</b> to enter into possession of;<br><b>possessiones</b> possessions, belongings; <i>also:</i> [Pol.]

possessive, possessivemente, possessives
<i>adj</i> possessive (1. as in "possessive rights"; 2. [Gram.]

possessor, possessores
<i>n</i> possessor; <i>also:</i> owner, holder

possessori, possessorimente, possessoris
<i>adj</i> possessory

possibile, possibilemente, possibiles
<i>adj</i> possible;<br><b>facer le possibile</b> to do one's utmost

possibilitate, possibilitates
<i>n</i> possibility

post
I. <i>adv</i> 1. behind, back, backwards; 2. afterwards, after; II. <i>prep</i> behind; after;<br><b>post que</b> since, because <hr><b>post-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns, adjectives, and verbs; also in combination with adjectival suffixes] post- (= behind, after, in time, location, or order) <hr><b>post-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>poner</b>

posta, postas
<i>n</i> I. post (1. relay; 2. mail, postal service); II. post office;<br><b>posta restante</b> general delivery;<br><b>posta aeree</b> air mail

postal, postales, postalmente
<i>adj</i> postal;<br><b>cassa postal</b> mailbox, letter box

postar, posta, postante, postara, postarea, postate, postava
<i>v</i> to post (= to assign to a post)<hr><i>v</i> to post, mail

postcommunion, postcommuniones
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] Postcommunion

postdatar, postdata, postdatante, postdatara, postdatarea, postdatate, postdatava
<i>v</i> to date forward, postdate

postdiluvian, postdiluvianes, postdiluvianmente
<i>adj</i> postdiluvian

postea
<b>postea</b><br><i>adv</i> afterwards, thereafter

postere, posteremente, posteres
<i>adj</i> coming after, following

posterior, posteriores, posteriormente
<i>adj</i> posterior (1. back, rear; 2. later) <hr><i>n</i> posterior, buttock

posterioritate, posterioritates
<i>n</i> posteriority

posteriormente
<i>adv</i> subsequently, later

posteritate, posteritates
<i>n</i> posterity

posterna, posternas
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] Postern

postglacial, postglaciales, postglacialmente
<i>adj</i> postglacial

posticie, posticiemente, posticies
<i>adj</i> false, sham

postilion, postiliones
<i>n</i> postilion

postliminio, postliminios
<i>n</i> [Internat. Law] postliminium, postliminy

postmeridian, postmeridianes, postmeridianmente
<i>adj</i> postmeridian

postmeridie, postmeridies
<i>n</i> afternoon;<br><b>al tres horas del postmeridie</b> at three o'clock in the afternoon

posto, postos
<i>n</i> post (1. place, station; 2. position, employment);<br><b>posto avantiate</b> outpost

postponer, postpone, postponente, postponera, postponerea, postponeva, postponite, postposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to postpone

postponimento, postponimentos
<i>n</i> postponement

postposit
<b>postposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>postponer</b>

postposition, postpositiones
<i>n</i> postposition

postpositive, postpositivemente, postpositives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] postpositive

postquam
<b>postquam (pst-)</b><br><i>conj</i> after, as soon as

postscrib
<b>postscrib- [-scrib /-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

postscript
<b>postscript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>postscrib-</b>

postscripto, postscriptos
<i>n</i> postscript

postume, postumemente, postumes
<b>(ps-)</b><br><i>adj</i> posthumous

postura, posturas
<i>n</i> posture, pose

posturar, postura, posturante, posturara, posturarea, posturate, posturava
<i>v</i> to posture, pose

potabile, potabilemente, potabiles
<i>adj</i> drinkable;<br><b>aqua potabile</b> drinking water;<br><b>auro potabile</b> potable gold

potabilitate, potabilitates
<i>n</i> potability

potamo
<b>potamo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] potam-, potamo-, -potamus (= river)

potar, pota, potante, potara, potarea, potate, potava
<i>v</i> to drink

potassa, potassas
<i>n</i> potash (1. potassium carbonate; 2. caustic potash);<br><b>potassa caustic</b> caustic potash

potassic, potassicamente, potassiches
<i>adj</i> potassic

potassium, potassiumes
<b>(-ts-)</b><br><i>n</i> potassium

potentato, potentatos
<i>n</i> potentate

potente, potentemente, potentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>poter</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> powerful, potent, mighty

potentia, potentias
<i>n</i> power (1. ability to do or act; 2. [Pol.]);<br><b>le grande potentias</b> the Great Powers

potential, potentiales, potentialmente
<i>adj</i> potential <hr><i>n</i> potential, potential function

potentialitate, potentialitates
<i>n</i> potentiality

potentilla, potentillas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] potentilla, cinquefoil

poter, pote, potente, potera, poterea, poteres, poteva, potite
<i>v</i> 1. to be able to (= can); 2. to be allowed to (= may); 3. to be possible (= may, can) <hr><i>n</i> power (= ability to do or act)

potestate, potestates
<i>n</i> power, might

potion, potiones
<i>n</i> [Med.] potion

potius
<b>(ptius)</b><br><i>adv</i> rather (1. more truly or accurately; 2. sooner, preferably)

potpourri, potpourris
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> potpourri (= musical or literary medley)

pourboire, pourboires
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>pourboire</i>, tip

povre, povremente, povres
<i>adj</i> poor (1. indigent, needy; 2. unfortunate);<br><b>povre (orator, </b>etc.<b>)</b> poor (speaker, etc.)

povressa, povressas
<i>n</i> poverty (= quality of being poor)

povretto, povrettos
<i>n</i> poor creature

practic, practicamente, practiches
<b>(prc-)</b><br><i>adj</i> practical (1. not theoretical; 2. as in "a practical individual"; 3. adapted for a required purpose)

practica, practicas
<b>(prc-)</b><br><i>n</i> practice (= actual application of knowledge);<br><b>mitter in practica</b> to put into practice

practicabile, practicabilemente, practicabiles
<i>adj</i> practicable;<br><b>via practicabile</b> practicable or passable road;<br><b>porta practicabile</b> practicable door

practicabilitate, practicabilitates
<i>n</i> practicability; <i>also:</i> feasibility

practicante, practicantes
<i>n</i> trainee; <i>also:</i> intern; student nurse; etc.

practicar, practica, practicante, practicara, practicarea, practicate, practicava
<i>v</i> to practice

praga
<b>Praga</b><br><i>npr</i> Prague

pragma, pragmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> deed, thing done; business, affair

pragmat
<b>pragmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pragma</b>

pragmatic, pragmaticamente, pragmatiches
<i>adj</i> pragmatic (1. pertaining to practical affairs; 2. relative to philosophical pragmatism);<br><b>sanction pragmatic</b> pragmatic sanction

pragmatica, pragmaticas
<i>n</i> pragmatic sanction, pragmatic

pragmatismo, pragmatismos
<i>n</i> pragmatism (1. pragmatic character; 2. [Philos.])

pragmatista, pragmatistas
<i>n</i> pragmatist (1. pragmatical person; 2. adherent of philosophical pragmatism)

prairie, prairies
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> prairie

prander, prande, prandente, prandera, pranderea, prandeva, prandite
<i>v</i> to lunch, dine, to have lunch or dinner (= to take the midday meal)

prandio, prandios
<i>n</i> lunch, dinner (= midday meal)

prateria, praterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> prairie

praticultor, praticultores
<b>praticultor</b><br><i>n</i> cultivator of meadow land, meadower

praticultura, praticulturas
<b>praticultura</b><br><i>n</i> cultivation of meadows

prato, pratos
<i>n</i> meadow

prave, pravemente, praves
<i>adj</i> crooked; perverse

pravitate, pravitates
<i>n</i> depravity, pravity

pre
<b>[pre]</b><br><i>adv/prep</i> 1. before, in front (of); 2. in comparison with; 3. because of<hr><b>pre-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with nouns, adjectives, verbs; also in combination with adjectival suffixes] pre- (= before in time, position, rank)

preambular, preambula, preambulante, preambulara, preambularea, preambulate, preambulava
<i>v</i> to preamble (= to make a preamble to)

preambulo, preambulos
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> preamble

precar, preca, precante, precara, precarea, precate, precava
<i>v</i> to pray; <i>also:</i> to beg, entreat

precari, precarimente, precaris
<i>adj</i> precarious (1. as in "precarious privileges"; 2. as in "a precarious situation")

precaria, precarias
<i>n</i> prayer

precarietate, precarietates
<i>n</i> precariousness

precaution, precautiones
<i>n</i> precaution;<br><b>con precaution</b> cautiously, warily

prece, preces
<i>n</i> prayer, request, entreaty

precedente, precedentes
<i>n</i> precedent

precedentia, precedentias
<i>n</i> precedence;<br><b>haber (dar) precedentia</b> to take (give) precedence

preceder, precede, precedente, precedera, precederea, precedeva, precedite, precesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to precede

precept
<b>precept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>precip-</b>

preceptive, preceptivemente, preceptives
<i>adj</i> preceptive

precepto, preceptos
<i>n</i> precept

preceptor, preceptores
<i>n</i> 1. teacher, instructor, preceptor; 2. tutor, private teacher

precess
<b>precess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>preceder</b>

precession, precessiones
<i>n</i> precession;<br><b>precession del equinoctios</b> precession of the equinoxes

preciar, precia, preciante, preciara, preciarea, preciate, preciava
<i>v</i> 1. to price (= to fix the price of); 2. to prize (= to value highly)

precider, precide, precidente, precidera, preciderea, precideva, precidite, precise
<b>[-cid-/-cis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cut off, remove

precio, precios
<i>n</i> 1. value, price; 2. prize (= reward, trophy, premium, etc.)

preciose, preciosemente, precioses
<i>adj</i> precious (1. valuable; 2. affected, over-refined)

preciositate, preciositates
<i>n</i> 1. preciousness, great value; 2. preciosity, affectation

precip
<b>precip- [-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

precipitante, precipitantes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] precipitant

precipitar, precipita, precipitante, precipitara, precipitarea, precipitate, precipitava
<i>v</i> to precipitate (1. to hurl down; 2. to hasten, cause to be quick; 3. [Chem.])

precipitate, precipitatemente, precipitates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>precipitar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> precipitate (= very hasty)

precipitation, precipitationes
<i>n</i> precipitation (1. hurling down; 2. falling headlong; 3. excessive haste; 4. [Chem.])

precipitato, precipitatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] precipitate

precipite, precipitemente, precipites
<b>(-cpite)</b><br><i>adj</i> precipitate, falling headlong

precipitio, precipitios
<i>n</i> precipice; <i>also:</i> cliff

precipitose, precipitosemente, precipitoses
<i>adj</i> precipitous (= very steep)

precis
<b>precis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>precider</b>

precisar, precisa, precisante, precisara, precisarea, precisate, precisava
<i>v</i> to state precisely

precise, precisemente, precises
<i>adj</i> precise

precision, precisiones
<i>n</i> precision

precitate, precitatemente, precitates
<i>adj</i> aforementioned, aforesaid

precoce, precocemente, precoces
<i>adj</i> precocious; <i>also:</i> premature, etc.;<br><b>fructo precoce</b> carly fruit

precocitate, precocitates
<i>n</i> precociousness, precocity

precognition, precognitiones
<i>n</i> precognition

precognoscer, precognite, precognosce, precognoscente, precognoscera, precognoscerea, precognosceva, precognoscite
<b>[-gnosc-/-gnit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to foreknow

preconception, preconceptiones
<i>n</i> preconception

preconciper, preconcepte, preconcipe, preconcipera, preconciperea, preconcipeva, preconcipiente, preconcipite
<b>[-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to preconceive

precurr
<b>precurr- [-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

precurs
<b>precurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>precurr-</b>

precursor, precursores
<i>n</i> precursor, forerunner, harbinger

preda, predas
<i>n</i> prey;<br><b>ave de preda</b> bird of prey

predar, preda, predante, predara, predarea, predate, predava
<i>v</i> 1. to prey, pillage, take booty; 2. to plunder, rob, depredate

predator, predatores
<i>n</i> plunderer, pillager; <i>also:</i> predator

predecessor, predecessores
<i>n</i> predecessor

predefinir, predefini, predefiniente, predefinira, predefinirea, predefinite, predefiniva
<i>v</i> to predefine

predefinition, predefinitiones
<i>n</i> predefinition

predestinar, predestina, predestinante, predestinara, predestinarea, predestinate, predestinava
<i>v</i> to predestine

predestination, predestinationes
<i>n</i> predestination

predeterminar, predetermina, predeterminante, predeterminara, predeterminarea, predeterminate, predeterminava
<i>v</i> to predetermine (1. to determine beforehand; 2. [Theol.])

predetermination, predeterminationes
<i>n</i> predetermination (1. act of predetermining; 2. [Theol.])

predica, predicas
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> sermon, preachment

predicamento, predicamentos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] category, predicament

predicante, predicantes
<i>n</i> preacher

predicar, predica, predicante, predicara, predicarea, predicate, predicava
<i>v</i> 1. to announce, proclaim; 2. to preach

predication, predicationes
<i>n</i> (act or art of) preaching

predicato, predicatos
<i>n</i> [Logic; Gram.] predicate

predicator, predicatores
<i>n</i> preacher

predicer, predice, predicente, predicera, predicerea, prediceva, predicite, predicte
<b>[-dic-/-dict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to predict

predict
<b>predict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>predicer</b>

prediction, predictiones
<i>n</i> prediction

predictor, predictores
<i>n</i> predictor

predilection, predilectiones
<i>n</i> predilection

predisponer, predispone, predisponente, predisponera, predisponerea, predisponeva, predisponite, predisposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to predispose (as in "debility predisposes the body to disease")

predisposit
<b>predisposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>predisponer</b>

predisposition, predispositiones
<i>n</i> predisposition

predominante, predominantemente, predominantes
<i>adj</i> predominant

predominantia, predominantias
<i>n</i> predominance

predominar, predomina, predominante, predominara, predominarea, predominate, predominava
<i>v</i> to predominate

predomination, predominationes
<i>n</i> predomination

preeminente, preeminentemente, preeminentes
<i>adj</i> pre-eminent

preeminentia, preeminentias
<i>n</i> pre-eminence

preestablir, preestabli, preestabliente, preestablira, preestablirea, preestablite, preestabliva
<i>v</i> to preestablish

preexistente, preexistentemente, preexistentes
<i>adj</i> preexistent

preexistentia, preexistentias
<i>n</i> preexistence

preexister, preexiste, preexistente, preexistera, preexisterea, preexisteva, preexistite
<i>v</i> to preexist

prefaciar, prefacia, prefaciante, prefaciara, prefaciarea, prefaciate, prefaciava
<i>v</i> to preface

prefacio, prefacios
<i>n</i> preface (1. [R.C.Ch.]; 2. introduction, foreword)

prefect
<b>prefect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prefic-</b>

prefecto, prefectos
<i>n</i> prefect

prefectoral, prefectorales, prefectoralmente
<i>adj</i> prefectoral, prefectorial

prefectura, prefecturas
<i>n</i> 1. prefectship; 2. prefecture

preferentia, preferentias
<i>n</i> preference;<br><b>dar le preferentia a</b> to give preference to

preferential, preferentiales, preferentialmente
<i>adj</i> preferential

preferentialismo, preferentialismos
<i>n</i> preferentialism

preferentialista, preferentialistas
<i>n</i> preferentialist

preferer, prefere, preferente, preferera, prefererea, prefereva, preferite
<i>v</i> to prefer

preferibile, preferibilemente, preferibiles
<i>adj</i> preferable

preferibilitate, preferibilitates
<i>n</i> preferability

prefic
<b>prefic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

prefiger, prefige, prefigente, prefigera, prefigerea, prefigeva, prefigite, prefixe
<b>[-fig-/-fix-]</b><br><i>v</i> to prefix (= to put or fix before)

prefigurar, prefigura, prefigurante, prefigurara, prefigurarea, prefigurate, prefigurava
<i>v</i> to prefigure, foreshadow

prefiguration, prefigurationes
<i>n</i> prefiguration (1. action of prefiguring; 2. prototype)

prefinir, prefini, prefiniente, prefinira, prefinirea, prefinite, prefiniva
<i>v</i> to set a time limit for

prefix
<b>prefix-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prefiger</b>

prefixar, prefixa, prefixante, prefixara, prefixarea, prefixate, prefixava
<i>v</i> 1. to fix beforehand; 2. to prefix (= to put or fix before)

prefixo, prefixos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] prefix

prefloration, preflorationes
<i>n</i> [Bot.] prefloration

prefoliation, prefoliationes
<i>n</i> [Bot.] prefoliation, praefoliation, vernation

preglacial, preglaciales, preglacialmente
<i>adj</i> preglacial

pregnante, pregnantemente, pregnantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>pregnar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> pregnant (1. with child or young; 2. filled with meaning, significant)

pregnantia, pregnantias
<i>n</i> pregnancy (1. state of being with child or young; 2. state of being filled with meaning)

pregnar, pregna, pregnante, pregnara, pregnarea, pregnate, pregnava
<i>v</i> to make pregnant, impregnate

prehend
<b>prehend- [-hend-/-hens-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

prehens
<b>prehens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prehend-</b>

prehensile, prehensilemente, prehensiles
<i>adj</i> prehensile

prehension, prehensiones
<i>n</i> prehension

prehistoria, prehistorias
<i>n</i> prehistory

prehistoric, prehistoricamente, prehistoriches
<i>adj</i> prehistoric

prejudicar, prejudica, prejudicante, prejudicara, prejudicarea, prejudicate, prejudicava
<i>v</i> 1. to prejudge; 2. to prejudice (= to affect injuriously)

prejudicial, prejudiciales, prejudicialmente
<i>adj</i> prejudicial

prejudiciar, prejudicia, prejudiciante, prejudiciara, prejudiciarea, prejudiciate, prejudiciava
<i>v</i> to prejudice

prejudicio, prejudicios
<i>n</i> prejudice; (= preconceived judgment; <i>also:</i> prejudgment);<br><b>sin prejudicio de</b> without prejudice of

prelatia, prelatias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> prelacy

prelatic, prelaticamente, prelatiches
<i>adj</i> prelatic

prelato, prelatos
<i>n</i> prelate

prelatura, prelaturas
<i>n</i> prelacy

preliminar, preliminares, preliminarmente
<i>adj</i> preliminary <hr><i>n</i> preliminary;<br><b>preliminares</b> preliminaries

preluder, prelude, preludente, preludera, preluderea, preludeva, preludite
<i>v</i> to prelude

preludiar, preludia, preludiante, preludiara, preludiarea, preludiate, preludiava
<i>v</i> [Mus.] to prelude

preludio, preludios
<i>n</i> prelude

prematur, prematures, prematurmente
<i>adj</i> premature

prematuritate, prematuritates
<i>n</i> prematurity, prematureness

premeditar, premedita, premeditante, premeditara, premeditarea, premeditate, premeditava
<i>v</i> to premeditate

premeditate, premeditatemente, premeditates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>premeditar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> premeditated

premeditation, premeditationes
<i>n</i> premeditation

premer, preme, premente, premera, premerea, premeva, premite, presse
<b>[prem-/press-; -prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> to press (= to exert pressure upon)

premiar, premia, premiante, premiara, premiarea, premiate, premiava
<i>v</i> to award a prize to, reward

premio, premios
<i>n</i> 1. reward, prize; 2. [Ins.] premium

premiss
<b>premiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>premitter</b>

premissa, premissas
<i>n</i> [Logic] premise

premitter, premisse, premitte, premittente, premittera, premitterea, premitteva, premittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to premise; <i>also:</i> [Logic]

premire, premires
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theat.; Mus.; etc.] premire (= first performance)

premoner, premone, premonente, premonera, premonerea, premoneva, premonite
<i>v</i> to forewarn, admonish beforehand

premonition, premonitiones
<i>n</i> premonition

premonitori, premonitorimente, premonitoris
<i>adj</i> premonitory

premunir, premuni, premuniente, premunira, premunirea, premunite, premuniva
<i>v</i> to fortify in advance;<br><b>premunir se</b> to take precautions

prenatal, prenatales, prenatalmente
<i>adj</i> prenatal

prender, prende, prendente, prendera, prenderea, prendeva, prendite, prense, prise
<b>[prend-/prens-/pris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to take hold of, catch, seize, take

prendibile, prendibilemente, prendibiles
<i>adj</i> pregnable, open to attack

prenditor, prenditores
<i>n</i> taker (= one who or that which takes, seizes, accepts)

prenomine, prenomines
<i>n</i> first name

prens
<b>prens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prender</b>

prension, prensiones
<i>n</i> (act or action of) taking

preoccupar, preoccupa, preoccupante, preoccupara, preoccuparea, preoccupate, preoccupava
<i>v</i> I. to prejudice, bias; II. to preoccupy (1. to take possession of before others; 2. to take up all the attention of);<br><b>preoccupar se de</b> to be preoccupied with

preoccupate, preoccupatemente, preoccupates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>preoccupar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> preoccupied, absorbed, engrossed;<br><b>preoccupate de</b> preoccupied with

preoccupation, preoccupationes
<i>n</i> I. prejudice, bias; II. preoccupation (1. preoccupancy; 2. engrossment, absorption)

preopinante, preopinantes
<i>n</i> previous speaker

preopinar, preopina, preopinante, preopinara, preopinarea, preopinate, preopinava
<i>v</i> to express one's opinion first

preordinar, preordina, preordinante, preordinara, preordinarea, preordinate, preordinava
<i>v</i> to preordain

preordination, preordinationes
<i>n</i> preordination

preparar, prepara, preparante, preparara, prepararea, preparate, preparava
<i>v</i> to prepare (= to make ready);<br><b>preparar a</b> to prepare or make ready for

preparation, preparationes
<i>n</i> preparation (1. act of preparing; 2. [Chem.; Pharm., etc.]);<br><b>in preparation</b> in preparation

preparative, preparativemente, preparatives
<i>adj</i> preparatory

preparativo, preparativos
<i>n</i> preparation (= preparatory step, measure, etc.);<br><b>preparativos de guerra</b> preparations for war

preparator, preparatores
<i>n</i> preparer

preparatori, preparatorimente, preparatoris
<i>adj</i> preparatory

preponderante, preponderantemente, preponderantes
<i>adj</i> preponderant

preponderantia, preponderantias
<i>n</i> preponderance

preponderar, prepondera, preponderante, preponderara, preponderarea, preponderate, preponderava
<i>v</i> to be preponderant, preponderate

preponer, prepone, preponente, preponera, preponerea, preponeva, preponite, preposie
<b>[-pon-/-posi-]</b><br><i>v</i> to prepose, place before or in front

preposit
<b>preposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>preponer</b>

preposition, prepositiones
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) preposing; 2. [Gram.] preposition

prepositive, prepositivemente, prepositives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] prepositive

preposterar, prepostera, preposterante, preposterara, preposterarea, preposterate, preposterava
<i>v</i> to reverse, put hind side foremost

prepostere, preposteremente, preposteres
<i>adj</i> hind side foremost

prepotente, prepotentemente, prepotentes
<i>adj</i> prepotent (= very powerful)

prepotentia, prepotentias
<i>n</i> prepotency

prerog
<b>prerog-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

prerogativa, prerogativas
<i>n</i> prerogative

presage, presagemente, presages
<i>adj</i> foreseeing, prophetic

presagio, presagios
<i>n</i> 1. presage, omen; 2. presentiment

presagir, presagi, presagiente, presagira, presagirea, presagite, presagiva
<i>v</i> to presage (1. to feel a presentiment of, foretell; 2. to forebode, foreshadow)

presby
<b>presby-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] presby- (= old)

presbyopia, presbyopias
<b>presbyopia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia

presbyopic, presbyopicamente, presbyopiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] farsighted, presbyoptic

presbyte, presbytemente, presbytes
<b>(prz-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Med.] farsighted, long-sighted, presbyopic <hr><b>(prz-)</b><br><i>n</i> presbyope, presbyopic

presbyteral, presbyterales, presbyteralmente
<i>adj</i> presbyterial, presbyteral

presbyterato, presbyteratos
<i>n</i> presbyterate

presbyterian, presbyterianes, presbyterianmente
<i>adj</i> Presbyterian

presbyterianismo, presbyterianismos
<i>n</i> Presbyterianism

presbyteriano, presbyterianos
<i>n</i> Presbyterian

presbyterio, presbyterios
<i>n</i> presbytery (1. part of the church surrounding the altar; 2. parsonage, parochial residence)

presbytero, presbyteros
<b>(-b-)</b><br><i>n</i> priest; presbyter

presbytia, presbytias
<i>n</i> [Med.] farsightedness, presbytia, presbyopia

presbytismo, presbytismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] farsightedness, presbyopia, presbytia, presbytism

presciente, prescientemente, prescientes
<i>adj</i> prescient

prescientia, prescientias
<i>n</i> prescience

prescir, presci, presciente, prescira, prescirea, prescite, presciva
<i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

prescriber, prescribe, prescribente, prescribera, prescriberea, prescribeva, prescribite, prescripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to prescribe (1. to lay down as a rule or direction; 2. [Med.]; 3. [Law] to assert a prescriptive right or claim)

prescript
<b>prescript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prescriber</b>

prescriptibile, prescriptibilemente, prescriptibiles
<i>adj</i> prescriptible

prescription, prescriptiones
<i>n</i> prescription (1. [Med.]; 2. [Law])

presentabile, presentabilemente, presentabiles
<i>adj</i> presentable

presentar, presenta, presentante, presentara, presentarea, presentate, presentava
<i>v</i> to present;<br><b>presentar le armas</b> to present arms;<br><b>presentar (un persona a un altere)</b> to introduce (one person to another)

presentation, presentationes
<i>n</i> presentation;<br><b>littera de presentation</b> letter of introduction

presentator, presentatores
<i>n</i> presenter

presente, presentemente, presentes
<i>adj</i> present;<br><b>le tempore presente</b> the present tense;<br><b>per le presentes</b> [Law] by these presents <hr><i>n</i> present (1. the time being; 2. [Gram.]; 3. gift);<br><b>al presente</b> at present;<br><b>pro le presente</b> for the present

presentia, presentias
<i>n</i> presence (1. being present; 2. demeanor);<br><b>presentia de spirito</b> presence of mind

presential, presentiales, presentialmente
<i>adj</i> presential

presentimento, presentimentos
<i>n</i> presentiment

presentir, presenti, presentiente, presentira, presentirea, presentite, presentiva
<i>v</i> to have a presentiment

presertim
<b>[presertim] (-sr-)</b><br><i>adv</i> especially, particularly, chiefly

preservar, preserva, preservante, preservara, preservarea, preservate, preservava
<i>v</i> to preserve (= to maintain in safety)

preservation, preservationes
<i>n</i> preservation

preservative, preservativemente, preservatives
<i>adj</i> preservative

preservator, preservatores
<i>n</i> preserver

preside, presides
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Rom. Hist.] protector, defender; 2. president, presiding officer, etc.

presidente, presidentes
<i>n</i> (one who presides) chairman, president, presiding judge, etc.

presidentia, presidentias
<i>n</i> presidency (= function, office or term of president); <i>also:</i> chairmanship, etc.

presidential, presidentiales, presidentialmente
<i>adj</i> presidential, chairman's, etc.

presider, preside, presidente, presidera, presiderea, presideva, presidite
<i>v</i> to preside (= to act as chairman, president, etc.)

presidial, presidiales, presidialmente
<i>adj</i> presidial

presidio, presidios
<i>n</i> garrison, fort; <i>also:</i> presidio

press
<b>press-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>premer</b>

pressa, pressas
<i>n</i> I. crowd, throng; II. hurry; III. press (1. as in "coining press, wine press" etc.; 2. printing press; 3. [Journal.])

pressar, pressa, pressante, pressara, pressarea, pressate, pressava
<i>v</i> to press (= to exert pressure upon)

pression, pressiones
<i>n</i> pressure (1. as in "air pressure"; 2. constraint);<br><b>pression arterial</b> blood pressure;<br><b>pression atmospheric</b> air pressure, atmospheric pressure

presso
<i>adv/prep</i> near, close;<br><b>a presso de</b> at the home (court, etc.) of

prestabilir, prestabili, prestabiliente, prestabilira, prestabilirea, prestabilite, prestabiliva
<i>v</i> to preestablish

prestar, presta, prestante, prestara, prestarea, prestate, prestava
<i>v</i> to lend;<br><b>prestar attention</b> to pay attention;<br><b>prestar juramento</b> to take an oath;<br><b>prestar se a</b> to lend oneself to;<br><b>facer se prestar</b> to borrow

prestation, prestationes
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] prestation; 2. (action of) lending

prestator, prestatores
<i>n</i> lender

preste, prestemente, prestes
<i>adj</i> 1. agile, nimble, quick; 2. ready

prestessa, prestessas
<i>n</i> agility, nimbleness, quickness

prestidigitar, prestidigita, prestidigitante, prestidigitara, prestidigitarea, prestidigitate, prestidigitava
<b>prestidigitar</b><br><i>v</i> to prestidigitate

prestidigitation, prestidigitationes
<i>n</i> prestidigitation

prestidigitator, prestidigitatores
<i>n</i> prestidigitator

prestigiar, prestigia, prestigiante, prestigiara, prestigiarea, prestigiate, prestigiava
<i>v</i> to delude by jugglery

prestigiator, prestigiatores
<i>n</i> juggler, conjurer, prestigiator

prestigio, prestigios
<i>n</i> 1. illusion, conjuring trick; 2. fascination, magic spell; 3. prestige, glamor

prestigiose, prestigiosemente, prestigioses
<i>adj</i> 1. prestigious, illusory; 2. fascinating, impressive

prestimonio, prestimonios
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] prestimony

presto, prestos
<i>adv</i> presto, quickly, quick as a wink <hr><i>n</i> loan

prestre, prestres
<i>n</i> priest;<br><b>Prestre Johannes</b> Prester John

prestressa, prestressas
<i>n</i> priestess

presumer, presume, presumente, presumera, presumerea, presumeva, presumite, presumpte
<b>[-sum-/-sumpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to presume (1. to assume, surmise; 2. to be presumptuous)

presumibile, presumibilemente, presumibiles
<i>adj</i> presumable

presumpt
<b>presumpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>presumer</b>

presumption, presumptiones
<i>n</i> presumption (1. conjecture; 2. presumptuousness; 3. [Law])

presumptive, presumptivemente, presumptives
<i>adj</i> presumptive

presumptuose, presumptuosemente, presumptuoses
<i>adj</i> presumptuous

presupponer, presuppone, presupponente, presupponera, presupponerea, presupponeva, presupponite, presupposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to presuppose (1. to assume beforehand; 2. to require as necessary preliminary)

presupposit
<b>presupposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>presupponer</b>

presupposition, presuppositiones
<i>n</i> presupposition

pretendente, pretendentes
<i>n</i> 1. pretender (to a throne); 2. suitor, wooer

pretender, pretende, pretendente, pretendera, pretenderea, pretendeva, pretendite, pretense, pretente
<b>[-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to maintain, affirm;<br><b>pretender a</b> to claim, lay claim to

pretens
<b>pretens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pretender</b>

pretense, pretensemente, pretenses
<i>adj</i> alleged

pretension, pretensiones
<i>n</i> pretension (1. claim; 2. pretentiousness)

pretent
<b>pretent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pretender</b>

pretention, pretentiones
<i>n</i> pretension (1. claim; 2. pretentiousness)

pretentiose, pretentiosemente, pretentioses
<i>adj</i> 1. making pretensions or laying claims; 2. pretentious, presumptuous, conceited

preter
<b>(pr-)</b><br>I. <i>adv</i> past, beyond; II. <i>prep</i> 1. past, along(side of), beyond; 2. except, excepting; 3. in addition to

preterea
<b>[preterea] (-tr-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. besides, moreover; 2. henceforth, hereafter

preterir, preteri, preteriente, preterira, preterirea, preterite, preteriva
<i>v</i> 1. to pass by; 2. to pass over, omit

preterite, preteritemente, preterites
<b>(-tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> past (1. belonging to former days; 2. [Gram.] preterit)

preterition, preteritiones
<i>n</i> [Rhet.] preterition

preterito, preteritos
<b>(-tr)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gram.] past, preterit

pretermiss
<b>pretermiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pretermitter</b>

pretermission, pretermissiones
<i>n</i> pretermission

pretermitter, pretermisse, pretermitte, pretermittente, pretermittera, pretermitterea, pretermitteva, pretermittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pretermit

pretex
<b>pretex- [-tex-/-text-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

pretext
<b>pretext-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pretex-</b>

pretextar, pretexta, pretextante, pretextara, pretextarea, pretextate, pretextava
<i>v</i> to allege as a pretext

pretexto, pretextos
<i>n</i> pretext

prevalente, prevalentemente, prevalentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>prevaler</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> prevalent, predominant

prevalentia, prevalentias
<i>n</i> prevalence, predominance

prevaler, prevale, prevalente, prevalera, prevalerea, prevaleva, prevalite
<i>v</i> to prevail, predominate

prevaricar, prevarica, prevaricante, prevaricara, prevaricarea, prevaricate, prevaricava
<i>v</i> to prevaricate

prevarication, prevaricationes
<i>n</i> prevarication

prevaricator, prevaricatores
<i>n</i> prevaricator

prevenir, preveni, preveniente, prevenira, prevenirea, prevenite, preveniva, prevente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to forestall; 2. to forewarn, warn, caution

prevent
<b>prevent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prevenir</b>

prevention, preventiones
<i>n</i> 1. prevention; 2. bias, prejudice

preventive, preventivemente, preventives
<i>adj</i> preventive;<br><b>medicina preventive</b> preventive medicine;<br><b>prision preventive, detention preventive</b> preliminary detention

previdente, previdentemente, previdentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>previder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> foreseeing (= having foresight)

previdentia, previdentias
<i>n</i> foresight (= faculty of foreseeing)

previder, previde, previdente, previdera, previderea, prevideva, previdite, previse, previste
<b>[-vid-/-vis-/-vist-]</b><br><i>v</i> to foresee

previe, previemente, previes
<i>adj</i> previous

previs
<b>previs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>previder</b>

previsibile, previsibilemente, previsibiles
<i>adj</i> foreseeable

prevision, previsiones
<i>n</i> prevision, foresight

previst
<b>previst-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>previder</b>

previste, previstemente, previstes
<i>adj</i> foreseen

pridem
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>adv</i> long ago

prima, primas
<i>n</i> prime (1. [Eccl.]; 2. [Fencing])

prima donna, prima donnas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> prima donna

primar, prima, primante, primara, primarea, primate, primava
<i>v</i> to be first, hold the first place

primari, primarimente, primaris
<i>adj</i> 1. first; 2. primary;<br><b>instruction primari</b> primary or elementary instruction;<br><b>schola primari</b> elementary school;<br><b>de primari importantia</b> of primary importance;<br><b>terrenos primari</b> [Geol.] primary, primitive formations or rocks

primarimente
<i>adv</i> 1. primarily, chiefly; 2. first, in the first place, first of all

primate, primates
<i>n</i> primate (1. chief archbishop; 2. [Zool.]);<br><b>primates</b> [Zool.] primates

primatia, primatias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> primacy (1. pre-eminence; 2. office or dignity of a primate)

primatial, primatiales, primatialmente
<i>adj</i> primatial

primavera, primaveras
<b>primavera</b><br><i>n</i> 1. spring (time); 2. cowslip, primrose

primaveral, primaverales, primaveralmente
<i>adj</i> spring

prime, primemente, primes
<i>adj</i> first, prime;<br><b>numero prime</b> prime number;<br><b>materias prime</b> raw materials;<br><b>a prime vista</b> at first sight;<br><b>de prime ordine</b> first rate, first class;<br><b>in prime loco</b> first, in the first place;<br><b>prime ministro</b> Prime Minister;<br><b>de prime mano</b> first hand

primer
<b>-primer</b><br><i>see</i> <b>premer</b>

primitia, primitias
<i>n</i> first fruit

primitive, primitivemente, primitives
<i>adj</i> primitive; <i>also:</i> primeval

primitivismo, primitivismos
<i>n</i> primitivism

primitivo, primitivos
<i>n</i> primitive

primogenite, primogenitemente, primogenites
<b>primogenite (-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> first-born

primogenitura, primogenituras
<b>primogenitura</b><br><i>n</i> primogeniture

primordial, primordiales, primordialmente
<i>adj</i> primordial

primordio, primordios
<b>primordio</b><br><i>n</i> beginning, origins

primula, primulas
<i>n</i> cowslip, primrose

primulaceas, primulaceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Primulaceae

primulacee, primulaceemente, primulacees
<i>adj</i> primulaceous

primus inter pares
<b>[L]</b><br><i>primus inter pares</i>, first among equals

prin
<b>prin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prime</b>

prince, princes
<i>n</i> prince (1. title given to a member of a ruling family; 2. title of nobility)

princessa, princessas
<i>n</i> princess

principal, principales, principalmente
<i>adj</i> principal, chief, main;<br><b>proposition principal</b> main clause <hr><i>n</i> principal (1. superior, head (of a firm, etc.); 2. capital sum invested or lent)

principalitate, principalitates
<i>n</i> principalness

principato, principatos
<i>n</i> 1. sovereignty, reign, princedom; 2. principality (= territory of a reigning prince)

principe, principes
<b>principe (prn-)</b><br><i>n</i> (the) first (in rank, dignity, merit, etc.)

principesc, principescamente, principesches
<i>adj</i> princely

principio, principios
<i>n</i> 1. beginning; 2. principle;<br><b>in le principio</b> in the beginning;<br><b>del principio</b> from the outset or start;<br><b>in principio</b> in principle, as a rule

prior, priores, priormente
<i>adj</i> prior <hr><i>n</i> prior (1. "prior of a monastery"; 2. [Hist.] magistrate of city of Florence)

priora, prioras
<i>n</i> prioress

prioral, priorales, prioralmente
<i>adj</i> prioral

priorato, prioratos
<i>n</i> priorate, priorship

prioritate, prioritates
<i>n</i> priority (1. quality of being antecedent in time; 2. precedence, superiority in rank, position, etc.);<br><b>derecto de prioritate</b> priority right

pris
<b>pris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prender</b>

prisa, prisas
<i>n</i> 1. (action of seizing, taking hold of, etc.) hold, grasp; 2. [Chem.] solidification, setting; 3. [Naut.] prize;<br><b>prisa (de tabaco)</b> pinch (of snuff);<br><b>prisa de currente</b> [Elec.] outlet

prision, prisiones
<i>n</i> prison;<br><b>mitter in prision</b> to put in prison

prisionero, prisioneros
<i>n</i> prisoner

prisma, prismas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> prism

prismat
<b>prismat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prisma</b>

prismatic, prismaticamente, prismatiches
<i>adj</i> prismatic

priv
<b>priv-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives]

privar, priva, privante, privara, privarea, private, privava
<i>v</i> to deprive

privata, privatas
<i>n</i> privy, latrine

private, privatemente, privates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>privar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> private;<br><b>in privato</b> in private;<br><b>schola private</b> private school

privation, privationes
<i>n</i> privation (1. deprivation; 2. destitution, need)

privative, privativemente, privatives
<i>adj</i> privative (1. having the quality of depriving; 2. [Gram.])

privilegiar, privilegia, privilegiante, privilegiara, privilegiarea, privilegiate, privilegiava
<i>v</i> to privilege, grant a privilege

privilegio, privilegios
<b>privilegio</b><br><i>n</i> privilege

pro
<i>prep</i> for (1. not against; 2. in place of, in exchange or return for);<br><b>pro</b> (+ <i>inf</i>) in order to;<br><b>partir pro (Paris)</b> to leave or set out for (Paris) <hr><b>pro-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> pro- (1. forward, forth; 2. before in time or place; 3. deputy, agent of ; 3. in favor of, on the side of )

pro forma
<b>[L]</b><br><i>pro forma</i>, as a formality

pro tempore, pro tem
also: <B>pro tem.</B><BR><B>[L]</B><BR><I>pro tempore</I>, <I>pro tem.</I>

proa, proas
<i>n</i> [Naut.] prow, bow

proba, probas
<i>n</i> I. proof (1. evidence sufficient to establish a fact; 2. test, trial; 3. [Print., Phot, etc.]); II. [Theat.] rehearsal;<br><b>poner a proba</b> put to the proof;<br><b>a proba de bomba</b> bombproof;<br><b>proba prime</b> galley proof;<br><b>proba general</b> [Theat.] dress rehearsal;<br><b>leger le probas</b> to proofread;<br><b>lectura del probas</b> proofreading;<br><b>lector del probas</b> proofreader

probabile, probabilemente, probabiles
<i>adj</i> 1. provable; 2. probable

probabilismo, probabilismos
<i>n</i> [Theol.] probabilism

probabilista, probabilistas
<i>n</i> [Theol.] probabilist

probabilitate, probabilitates
<i>n</i> probability;<br><b>calculo de probabilitate</b> theory of probability

probante, probantemente, probantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>probar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> conclusive; evidential, probative

probar, proba, probante, probara, probarea, probate, probava
<i>v</i> 1. to prove (= to establish as true); 2. to test, try; <i>also:</i> to prove (as in "to prove gold"); 3. [Theat.] to rehearse

probation, probationes
<i>n</i> probation (= period of trial)

probative, probativemente, probatives
<i>adj</i> probative (= serving to test or demonstrate)

probator, probatores
<i>n</i> tester, prover

probe, probemente, probes
<i>adj</i> upright, honest

probitate, probitates
<i>n</i> integrity, uprightness, probity

problema, problemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> problem;<br><b>resolver un problema</b> to solve a problem

problemat
<b>problemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>problema</b>

problematic, problematicamente, problematiches
<i>adj</i> problematic, problematical

proceder, procede, procedente, procedera, procederea, procedeva, procedite, processe
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to proceed (1. to go forward, go forth; <i>also:</i> to go on, continue; 2. [Law])

procedura, proceduras
<i>n</i> [Law] procedure

process
<b>process-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>proceder</b>

processar, processa, processante, processara, processarea, processate, processava
<i>v</i> to process (1. [Law] to sue; 2. to treat by a special process)

procession, processiones
<i>n</i> procession (1. as in "to march in procession"; 2. [Theol.])

processional, processionales, processionalmente
<i>adj</i> processional <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl.] processional (hymn)

processo, processos
<i>n</i> I. process (1. method, "process applied"; 2. course, "process undergone"; 3. [Anat.]); II. lawsuit;<br><b>processo verbal</b> [Law] <i>procs-verbal</i> (= official statement, report, etc.)

proclamar, proclama, proclamante, proclamara, proclamarea, proclamate, proclamava
<i>v</i> to proclaim

proclamation, proclamationes
<i>n</i> proclamation

proclamator, proclamatores
<i>n</i> proclaimer

proconsulato, proconsulatos
<i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] proconsulate

proconsule, proconsules
<i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] proconsul

procrastinar, procrastina, procrastinante, procrastinara, procrastinarea, procrastinate, procrastinava
<i>v</i> to procrastinate

procrastination, procrastinationes
<i>n</i> procrastination

procrastinator, procrastinatores
<i>n</i> procrastinator

procrear, procrea, procreante, procreara, procrearea, procreate, procreava
<i>v</i> to procreate, beget

procreation, procreationes
<i>n</i> procreation

procreator, procreatores
<i>n</i> procreator

procul
<b>[procul] (pr-)</b><br><i>adv</i> far off, far away, at a distance

procurar, procura, procurante, procurara, procurarea, procurate, procurava
<i>v</i> to procure (= to secure after effort);<br><b>procurar se un cosa</b> to procure something

procuration, procurationes
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) procuring, procurement; 2. power of attorney

procurator, procuratores
<i>n</i> procurator (1. proxy, attorney; 2. [Rom. Hist.]);<br><b>procurator general</b> Attorney General

procuratori, procuratorimente, procuratoris
<i>adj</i> procuratory

prode, prodemente, prodes
<i>adj</i> valiant

prodessa, prodessas
<i>n</i> 1. prowess; 2. exploit

prodigalitate, prodigalitates
<i>n</i> prodigality

prodigar, prodiga, prodigante, prodigara, prodigarea, prodigate, prodigava
<i>v</i> to be prodigal of, to lavish

prodige, prodigemente, prodiges
<b>(prd-)</b><br><i>adj</i> prodigal (= very free in spending or giving);<br><b>prodige de</b> lavish with, prodigal of;<br><b>filio prodige</b> prodigal son

prodigio, prodigios
<i>n</i> prodigy, wonder

prodigiose, prodigiosemente, prodigioses
<i>adj</i> prodigious

prodigiositate, prodigiositates
<i>n</i> prodigiousness

producer, produce, producente, producera, producerea, produceva, producite, producte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to produce (1. to bring forward, show; 2. to bring forth, be productive of)

producibile, producibilemente, producibiles
<i>adj</i> producible

producibilitate, producibilitates
<i>n</i> producibility

product
<b>product-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>producer</b>

production, productiones
<i>n</i> production (1. as in "the production of evidence in court"; 2. producing, making)

productive, productivemente, productives
<i>adj</i> productive

productivitate, productivitates
<i>n</i> productivity

producto, productos
<i>n</i> product (1. result of producing; 2. [Arith.])

productor, productores
<i>n</i> producer (= one who produces or makes); <i>attrib.</i> producing

profan, profanes, profanmente
<i>adj</i> profane (1. secular; 2. irreverent, blasphemous)

profanar, profana, profanante, profanara, profanarea, profanate, profanava
<i>v</i> to profane; <i>also:</i> to misuse, debase, etc.

profanation, profanationes
<i>n</i> profanation; <i>also:</i> debasement

profanator, profanatores
<i>n</i> profaner

profanitate, profanitates
<i>n</i> profanity

profano, profanos
<i>n</i> layman; <i>also:</i> irreverent or ignorant person

profect
<b>profect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>profic-</b>

profecticie, profecticiemente, profecticies
<i>adj</i> [Rom. Law] profectitious

profess
<b>profess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>profit-</b>

professar, professa, professante, professara, professarea, professate, professava
<i>v</i> to profess (1. to avow, delare openly; 2. to take religious vows; 3. to exercise a profession; 4. to teach)

professe, professemente, professes
<i>adj</i> professed (as in "a professed monk")

profession, professiones
<i>n</i> profession (1. declaration, avowal; 2. vocation)

professional, professionales, professionalmente
<i>adj</i> professional

professor, professores
<i>n</i> professor

professoral, professorales, professoralmente
<i>adj</i> professorial

professorato, professoratos
<i>n</i> professorate, chair

profic
<b>profic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

proficiente, proficientemente, proficientes
<i>adj</i> making progress, advancing

profilar, profila, profilante, profilara, profilarea, profilate, profilava
<i>v</i> to profile

profilo, profilos
<i>n</i> profile (1. sideface; 2. [Arch.]; 3. [Civ. Engin.]; 4. [Geol.])

profit
<b>profit- [-fit-/-fess-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

profitabile, profitabilemente, profitabiles
<i>adj</i> profitable

profitar, profita, profitante, profitara, profitarea, profitate, profitava
<i>v</i> to profit (1. to thrive, grow; 2. to gain, benefit);<br><b>profitar de</b> to profit by

profitente, profitentes
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] professing (= one who professes)

profito, profitos
<i>n</i> profit (1. advantage; 2. pecuniary gain);<br><b>profitos e perditas</b> profit and loss

profundar, profunda, profundante, profundara, profundarea, profundate, profundava
<i>v</i> 1. to deepen (= to make deeper in level); 2. to go deeply into

profunde, profundemente, profundes
<i>adj</i> deep, profound

profunder, profunde, profundente, profundera, profunderea, profundeva, profundite, profuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to lavish; to squander

profunditate, profunditates
<i>n</i> depth, profundity (= quality of being deep or profound)

profundo, profundos
<i>n</i> depth (= deep place)

profus
<b>profus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>profunder</b>

profuse, profusemente, profuses
<i>adj</i> profuse

profusion, profusiones
<i>n</i> profusion

progen
<b>progen-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

progenie, progenies
<i>n</i> progeny

progenitive, progenitivemente, progenitives
<i>adj</i> progenitive

progenitor, progenitores
<i>n</i> progenitor

progenitura, progenituras
<i>n</i> progeny, progeniture

progno
<b>progno-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

prognosis, prognoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> prognosis; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

prognostic, prognosticamente, prognostiches
<i>adj</i> prognostic

prognosticar, prognostica, prognosticante, prognosticara, prognosticarea, prognosticate, prognosticava
<i>v</i> to prognosticate

prognostication, prognosticationes
<i>n</i> prognostication (1. prediction; 2. foretoken)

prognosticator, prognosticatores
<i>n</i> prognosticator

prognostico, prognosticos
<i>n</i> prognostic; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

programma, programmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> program

programmat
<b>programmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>programma</b>

programmatic, programmaticamente, programmatiches
<i>adj</i> programmatic

progreder, progrede, progredente, progredera, progrederea, progredeva, progredite, progresse
<b>[-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> to progress, go forward

progress
<b>progress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>progred-</b>

progressar, progressa, progressante, progressara, progressarea, progressate, progressava
<i>v</i> to progress

progression, progressiones
<i>n</i> progression; <i>also:</i> [Math.]

progressismo, progressismos
<i>n</i> progressism

progressista, progressistas
<i>n</i> progressist

progressive, progressivemente, progressives
<i>adj</i> progressive

progresso, progressos
<i>n</i> progress (= continuous improvement);<br><b>facer progressos</b> to make progress

prohibir, prohibi, prohibiente, prohibira, prohibirea, prohibite, prohibiva
<i>v</i> to prohibit, forbid

prohibition, prohibitiones
<i>n</i> prohibition (= act of prohibiting, forbidding)

prohibitionista, prohibitionistas
<i>n</i> prohibitionist (= one who is in favor of prohibitive measures)

prohibitive, prohibitivemente, prohibitives
<i>adj</i> prohibitive, prohibitory

prohibitor, prohibitores
<i>n</i> prohibiter, prohibitor

prohibitori, prohibitorimente, prohibitoris
<i>adj</i> prohibitory, prohibitive

project
<b>project-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>projicer</b>

projectar, projecta, projectante, projectara, projectarea, projectate, projectava
<i>v</i> to project (1. to throw, cast; 2. [Geom.]; 3. to plan, contrive)

projectil, projectiles
<i>n</i> projectile

projection, projectiones
<i>n</i> projection (1. act of throwing or casting out; 2. act of jutting out; <i>also:</i> part jutting out; 3. [Geom.; Map Making]; 4. [Photog.; Motion Pictures])

projective, projectivemente, projectives
<i>adj</i> projective (= pertaining to, or produced by, projection)

projecto, projectos
<i>n</i> project;<br><b>projecto de lege</b> draft of a law, bill

projector, projectores
<i>n</i> projector; <i>also:</i> searchlight

projectura, projecturas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] projection, projecture

projicer, projecte, projice, projicera, projicerea, projiceva, projiciente, projicite
<b>[-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Geom., etc.] to project

prolaber, prolabe, prolabente, prolabera, prolaberea, prolabeva, prolabite, prolapse
<b>[-lab-/-laps-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Med.] to prolapse

prolaps
<b>prolaps-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prolaber</b>

prolapso, prolapsos
<i>n</i> [Med.] prolapse, prolapsus

prole, proles
<i>n</i> offspring, progeny

prolegomeno, prolegomenos
<b>(-meno)</b><br><i>n</i> prolegomenon

prolepsis, prolepses
<i>n</i> [Rhet.] prolepsis

proleptic, prolepticamente, proleptiches
<i>adj</i> proleptic

proletari, proletarimente, proletaris
<i>adj</i> proletarian

proletariato, proletariatos
<i>n</i> proletariat

proletario, proletarios
<i>n</i> 1. [Rom. Antiq.] proletary; 2. proletarian

proliferar, prolifera, proliferante, proliferara, proliferarea, proliferate, proliferava
<i>v</i> to proliferate

proliferation, proliferationes
<i>n</i> proliferation

prolifere, proliferemente, proliferes
<i>adj</i> proliferous

prolific, prolificamente, prolifiches
<i>adj</i> prolific

prolificar, prolifica, prolificante, prolificara, prolificarea, prolificate, prolificava
<i>v</i> to breed (= to produce offspring)

prolification, prolificationes
<i>n</i> breeding, prolification

prolixe, prolixemente, prolixes
<i>adj</i> prolix, long-winded

prolixitate, prolixitates
<i>n</i> prolixness, prolixity

prologar, prologa, prologante, prologara, prologarea, prologate, prologava
<i>v</i> to prologue

prologo, prologos
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> prologue (= preface, introduction)

prolongabile, prolongabilemente, prolongabiles
<i>adj</i> prolongable

prolongamento, prolongamentos
<i>n</i> prolongment, prolongation; <i>also:</i> (act of) lengthening

prolongar, prolonga, prolongante, prolongara, prolongarea, prolongate, prolongava
<i>v</i> to prolong; <i>also:</i> to lengthen

prolongation, prolongationes
<i>n</i> prolongation

prolongator, prolongatores
<i>n</i> prolonger

promenada, promenadas
<i>n</i> walk, promenade (1. as in "a long walk"; 2. as in "public promenade")

promenar, promena, promenante, promenara, promenarea, promenate, promenava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>promenar se</b> to walk, take a walk; to promenade

prometheo
<b>Prometheo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Prometheus

promin
<b>promin-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

prominente, prominentemente, prominentes
<i>adj</i> prominent (as in "prominent teeth")

prominentia, prominentias
<i>n</i> prominence (= conspicuousness)

promiscue, promiscuemente, promiscues
<i>adj</i> mingled together; promiscuous

promiscuitate, promiscuitates
<i>n</i> promiscuity, promiscuousness

promiss
<b>promiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>promitter</b>

promissa, promissas
<i>n</i> 1. promise; 2. betrothed, fiance

promisso, promissos
<i>n</i> betrothed, fianc

promissor, promissores
<i>n</i> promiser

promissori, promissorimente, promissoris
<i>adj</i> promissory (= containing a promise)

promitter, promisse, promitte, promittente, promittera, promitterea, promitteva, promittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to promise

promontorio, promontorios
<i>n</i> promontory

promot
<b>promot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>promover</b>

promotion, promotiones
<i>n</i> promotion

promotor, promotores
<i>n</i> promoter (as in "promoter of a worthy cause")

promover, promote, promove, promovente, promovera, promoverea, promoveva, promovite
<b>[-mov-/-mot-]</b><br><i>v</i> to promote (1. to elevate in station, rank, dignity, etc.; 2. as in "to promote learning")

prompte, promptemente, promptes
<i>adj</i> prompt

promptitude, promptitudes
<i>n</i> promptitude, promptness

pron, prones, pronmente
<i>adj</i> prone (1. lying flat, prostrate; 2. lying face downward; 3. inclined, disposed)

pronar, prona, pronante, pronara, pronarea, pronate, pronava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to pronate (1. to lay flat; 2. to turn the palms downward)

pronation, pronationes
<i>n</i> [Med.] pronation (1. lying flat; 2. "pronation of the palms")

pronator, pronatores
<i>n</i> [Anat.] pronator

pronitate, pronitates
<i>n</i> proneness

pronominal, pronominales, pronominalmente
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] pronominal

pronomine, pronomines
<i>n</i> [Gram.] pronoun

pronunciabile, pronunciabilemente, pronunciabiles
<i>adj</i> pronounceable

pronunciamento, pronunciamentos
<i>n</i> 1. pronouncement; 2. pronunciamento

pronunciar, pronuncia, pronunciante, pronunciara, pronunciarea, pronunciate, pronunciava
<i>v</i> to pronounce (1. to state officially; 2. as in "to pronounce correctly")

pronunciate, pronunciatemente, pronunciates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>pronunciar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> pronounced (= strongly marked)

pronunciation, pronunciationes
<i>n</i> 1. pronunciation; 2. pronunciamento

pronunciator, pronunciatores
<i>n</i> pronouncer

propaganda, propagandas
<i>n</i> propaganda

propagandisar, propagandisa, propagandisante, propagandisara, propagandisarea, propagandisate, propagandisava
<i>v</i> to propagandize

propagandista, propagandistas
<i>n</i> propagandist

propagandistic, propagandisticamente, propagandistiches
<i>adj</i> propagandistic

propagar, propaga, propagante, propagara, propagarea, propagate, propagava
<i>v</i> to propagate (1. to breed, cause to breed; 2. to spread, cause to spread)

propagation, propagationes
<i>n</i> propagation (1. breeding, causing to breed; 2. spreading, causing to spread)

propagative, propagativemente, propagatives
<i>adj</i> propagative

propagator, propagatores
<i>n</i> propagator

proparoxytone, proparoxytonemente, proparoxytones
<i>adj</i> [Phonet.] proparoxytone

prope
<b>[prope]</b><br><i>adv/prep</i> near, close, at hand

propeller, propelle, propellente, propellera, propellerea, propelleva, propellite, propulse
<b>[-pell-/-puls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to propel

propender, propende, propendente, propendera, propenderea, propendeva, propendite, propense
<b>[-pend-/-pens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to tend, have an inclination (towards something)

propens
<b>propens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>propender</b>

propense, propensemente, propenses
<i>adj</i> inclined, favorable, tending

propension, propensiones
<i>n</i> natural inclination, bent, propensity

propheta, prophetas
<i>n</i> prophet

prophetessa, prophetessas
<i>n</i> prophetess

prophetia, prophetias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> prophecy, prophetic utterance

prophetic, propheticamente, prophetiches
<i>adj</i> prophetic

prophetisar, prophetisa, prophetisante, prophetisara, prophetisarea, prophetisate, prophetisava
<i>v</i> to prophesy, foretell

prophylactic, prophylacticamente, prophylactiches
<i>adj</i> prophylactic

prophylaxis, prophylaxes
<b>(-lx-)</b><br><i>n</i> prophylaxis

propinque, propinquemente, propinques
<i>adj</i> near, neighboring

propinquitate, propinquitates
<i>n</i> propinquity

propitiar, propitia, propitiante, propitiara, propitiarea, propitiate, propitiava
<i>v</i> to propitiate

propitiation, propitiationes
<i>n</i> propitiation (1. appeasement; 2. atonement)

propitiator, propitiatores
<i>n</i> propitiator

propitiatori, propitiatorimente, propitiatoris
<i>adj</i> propitiatory

propitiatorio, propitiatorios
<i>n</i> [Jewish Antiq.] propitiatory

propitie, propitiemente, propities
<i>adj</i> propitious (1. favorable, advantageous; 2. favorably inclined)

proponer, propone, proponente, proponera, proponerea, proponeva, proponite, proposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to propose, suggest;<br><b>proponer se un cosa</b> to intend, plan something;<br><b>proponer se de (facer un cosa)</b> to propose, purpose to (do something)

proponitor, proponitores
<i>n</i> propounder, proposer

proportion, proportiones
<i>n</i> proportion (as in "proportion of wise to foolish"); <i>also:</i> [Math.];<br><b>proportiones</b> proportions, dimensions

proportional, proportionales, proportionalmente
<i>adj</i> proportional;<br><b>representation proportional</b> proportional representation

proportionalismo, proportionalismos
<i>n</i> proportionalism

proportionar, proportiona, proportionante, proportionara, proportionarea, proportionate, proportionava
<i>v</i> to proportion (as in "to proportion a penalty to an offense")

proportionate, proportionatemente, proportionates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>proportionar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. proportioned (= formed, fashioned); 2. proportionate;<br><b>ben proportionate</b> wellproportioned;<br><b>proportionate a</b> proportionate to

proposit
<b>proposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>proponer</b>

proposition, propositiones
<i>n</i> I. proposition (1. proposal; 2. [Logic]); II. [Gram.] clause;<br><b>proposition principal</b> [Gram.] main clause;<br><b>proposition incidente</b> [Gram.] nonrestrictive or descriptive clause;<br><b>proposition subordinate</b> [Gram.] subordinate clause

proposito, propositos
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> purpose (1. aim; 2. subject under discussion);<br><b>(dicer un cosa) a proposito</b> (to say something) to the purpose, apropos, to the point;<br><b>a omne proposito</b> at every turn;<br><b>a proposito!</b> by the way! incidentally;<br><b>foras de proposito</b> ill-timed, irrelevant, beside the mark;<br><b>a proposito de</b> with regard to, apropos of

proprie, propriemente, propries
<i>adj</i> 1. proper (= appropriate); 2. own;<br><b>proprie a</b> proper or peculiar to;<br><b>le senso proprie</b> the literal sense;<br><b>amor proprie</b> self-esteem;<br><b>nomine proprie</b> proper name

propriet
<b>propriet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>proprietate</b>

proprietari, proprietarimente, proprietaris
<i>adj</i> proprietary (= pertaining to a proprietor)

proprietario, proprietarios
<i>n</i> proprietor, owner

proprietate, proprietates
<i>n</i> I. ownership; II. property (1. thing or things owned; 2. piece of land or real estate; 3. quality proper to a thing)

propter
<b>[propter] (prp-)</b><br>I. <i>adv</i> near, at hand; II. <i>prep</i> 1. near, close to; 2. on account of, by reason of, because of

propugnar, propugna, propugnante, propugnara, propugnarea, propugnate, propugnava
<i>v</i> to defend, fight for

propugnator, propugnatores
<i>n</i> defender, champion

propuls
<b>propuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>propeller</b>

propulsion, propulsiones
<i>n</i> propulsion (= act of propelling)

propulsor, propulsores
<i>n</i> propeller; <i>also:</i> screw propeller

propyleo, propyleos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> [Arch.] propylaeum

proque
<b>proque</b><br><i>adv/conj</i> 1. why (= for what reason); 2. because

prorogar, proroga, prorogante, prorogara, prorogarea, prorogate, prorogava
<i>v</i> to prorogue, prorogate (= to postpone, adjourn)

prorogation, prorogationes
<i>n</i> prorogation

pros
<b>pros-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> pros- (1. near, besides; 2. to, towards)

prosa, prosas
<i>n</i> prose; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.] sequence

prosaic, prosaicamente, prosaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. prose; 2. prosaic

prosaismo, prosaismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> prosaism

prosaista, prosaistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> prose writer

prosar, prosa, prosante, prosara, prosarea, prosate, prosava
<i>v</i> to write prose, prose

prosator, prosatores
<i>n</i> prose writer

proscenio, proscenios
<i>n</i> [Theat.] proscenium

proscriber, proscribe, proscribente, proscribera, proscriberea, proscribeva, proscribite, proscripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to proscribe (= to outlaw)

proscript
<b>proscript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>proscriber</b>

proscription, proscriptiones
<i>n</i> proscription

proscripto, proscriptos
<i>n</i> exile, outlaw

proscriptor, proscriptores
<i>n</i> proscriber

prosecut
<b>prosecut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prosequer</b>

prosecution, prosecutiones
<i>n</i> pursuit (= action of carrying on)

prosemita, prosemitas
<i>n</i> pro-Semite

prosemitic, prosemiticamente, prosemitiches
<i>adj</i> pro-Semitic

prosemitismo, prosemitismos
<i>n</i> pro-Semitism

prosequer, prosecute, proseque, prosequente, prosequera, prosequerea, prosequeva, prosequite
<b>[-sequ-/-secut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pursue (= to carry on)

prosodia, prosodias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> prosody

prosodic, prosodicamente, prosodiches
<i>adj</i> prosodic, prosodical

prosodista, prosodistas
<i>n</i> prosodist, prosodian

prosopo
<b>prosopo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] prosopo-, prosop- (= face)

prosopopeia, prosopopeias
<b>prosopopeia (-pya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rhet.] prosopopoeia

prospect
<b>prospect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prospicer</b>

prospecto, prospectos
<i>n</i> 1. prospect (outlook, vista, view); 2. prospectus

prosperar, prospera, prosperante, prosperara, prosperarea, prosperate, prosperava
<i>v</i> to prosper (1. to be prospering; 2. to cause to prosper)

prospere, prosperemente, prosperes
<i>adj</i> prosperous (1. having success; 2. conducing to success)

prosperitate, prosperitates
<i>n</i> prosperity

prospicer, prospecte, prospice, prospicera, prospicerea, prospiceva, prospiciente, prospicite
<b>[-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to look forward, to look ahead; 2. to exercise foresight

prostata, prostatas
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] prostate (gland)

prosternamento, prosternamentos
<i>n</i> prostration; being prostrate

prosternar, prosterna, prosternante, prosternara, prosternarea, prosternate, prosternava
<i>v</i> to prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion, etc.);<br><b>prosternar se</b> to prostrate oneself

prosternation, prosternationes
<i>n</i> prostration (1. throwing prostrate; 2. complete exhaustion, defection, etc.)

prosterner, prosterne, prosternente, prosternera, prosternerea, prosterneva, prosternite, prostrate
<b>[-stern-/-strat-]</b><br><i>v</i> to prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion, etc.);<br><b>prosterner se</b> to prostrate oneself

prosthese, prostheses
<b>(-stese)</b><br><i>n</i> prosthesis (1. [Gram.]; 2. [Surg.])

prostituer, prostitue, prostituente, prostituera, prostituerea, prostitueva, prostituite, prostitute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to prostitute

prostitut
<b>prostitut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prostituer</b>

prostituta, prostitutas
<i>n</i> prostitute

prostitution, prostitutiones
<i>n</i> prostitution

prostrar, prostra, prostrante, prostrara, prostrarea, prostrate, prostrava
<i>v</i> to prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion)

prostrat
<b>prostrat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prosterner, prostrar</b>

prostrate, prostratemente, prostrates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>prostrar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> prostrate (1. lying prostrate; 2. exhausted, dejected)

prostration, prostrationes
<i>n</i> prostration (1. act of throwing prostrate; 2. complete exhaustion, dejection, etc.)

prot
<b>prot-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] proto-, prot- (= first)

protagonista, protagonistas
<b>protagonista</b><br><i>n</i> protagonist

prote
<b>prote-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] prote-, proteo- (= protein)

protect
<b>protect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>proteger</b>

protection, protectiones
<i>n</i> 1. protection; 2. patronage, support

protectionismo, protectionismos
<i>n</i> [Econ.] protectionism

protectionista, protectionistas
<i>n</i> [Econ.] protectionist

protective, protectivemente, protectives
<i>adj</i> protective;<br><b>systema protective</b> [Econ.] protective system

protector, protectores
<i>n</i> 1. protector; 2. patron, sponsor

protectorato, protectoratos
<i>n</i> protectorate (1. rank or office of a protector; 2. as in "British protectorate")

protectrice, protectrices
<i>n</i> protectress

proteger, protecte, protege, protegente, protegera, protegerea, protegeva, protegite
<b>[-teg-/-tect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to protect

proteic, proteicamente, proteiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> proteinaceous, proteic, protein

proteiforme, proteiformemente, proteiformes
<b>proteiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> protean, proteiform

proteina, proteinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> protein

protele, proteles
<i>n</i> aardwolf; Proteles

proteo
<b>Proteo</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Proteus;<br><b>proteo</b> [Zool.] Proteus

proteolyse, proteolyses
<b>proteolyse (--)</b><br><i>n</i> proteolysis

proteolytic, proteolyticamente, proteolytiches
<b>proteolytic</b><br><i>adj</i> proteolytic

protestante, protestantemente, protestantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>protestar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. protestant; 2. [Eccl.] Protestant<hr><i>n</i> 1. protestant (= one who protests); 2. [Eccl.] Protestant

protestantismo, protestantismos
<i>n</i> 1. protestantism; 2. [Eccl.] Protestantism

protestar, protesta, protestante, protestara, protestarea, protestate, protestava
<i>v</i> to protest (1. to assert, affirm; 2. to make a protest)

protestation, protestationes
<i>n</i> protestation (1. as in "protestations of friendship"; 2. protest)

protesto, protestos
<i>n</i> protest (1. as in "to pay under protest"; 2. [Law])

prothese, protheses
<b>(-tese)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Surg.] prosthesis; 2. artificial limb

protocollar, protocolla, protocollante, protocollara, protocollarea, protocollares, protocollarmente, protocollate, protocollava
<i>v</i> to protocol <hr><i>adj</i> protocol, protocolar

protocollista, protocollistas
<i>n</i> protocolist

protocollo, protocollos
<i>n</i> protocol (1. [Roman Civil Law] original record kept by a notary of documents or transactions that he certifies; 2. records or minutes of a conference or congress which show officially the agreements arrived at by the negotiators; 3. diplomatic etiquette or ceremonial)

protomartyre, protomartyres
<b>protomartyre</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] protomartyr

proton, protones
<i>n</i> proton

protonotario, protonotarios
<b>protonotario</b><br><i>n</i> protonotary (1. chief notary or clerk; 2. [R.C.Ch.])

protoplasma, protoplasmas
<b>protoplasma [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> protoplasm

protoplasmat
<b>protoplasmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>protoplasma</b>

protoplasmatic, protoplasmaticamente, protoplasmatiches
<i>adj</i> protoplasmatic

protoplasmic, protoplasmicamente, protoplasmiches
<i>adj</i> protoplasmic

prototypic, prototypicamente, prototypiches
<i>adj</i> prototype, prototypical

prototypo, prototypos
<b>prototypo (-tipo)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. prototype; 2. model (as in "a model of virtue")

protoxydo, protoxydos
<b>protoxydo (-x-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] protoxide

protozoon, protozoa
<b>protozoon (-z-) (<i>pl</i> protozoa) [NL]</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] protozoon, protozoan

protuberantia, protuberantias
<i>n</i> protuberance

protuberar, protubera, protuberante, protuberara, protuberarea, protuberate, protuberava
<i>v</i> to swell or bulge out

protg, protgs, protege, proteges
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> protg

prova, provas
<i>n</i> proof (1. evidence sufficient to establish a fact; 2. test, trial; 3. [Print., Phot., etc.]);<br><b>poner al prova</b> to put to the proof;<br><b>a prova de bomba</b> bombproof;<br><b>prova prime</b> galley proof;<br><b>leger le provas</b> to proofread;<br><b>lectura del provas</b> proofreading;<br><b>lector del provas</b> proofreader

provabile, provabilemente, provabiles
<i>adj</i> provable

provar, prova, provante, provara, provarea, provate, provava
<i>v</i> 1. to prove (= to establish as true); 2. to test, try; <i>also:</i> to prove (as in "to prove gold")

provenientia, provenientias
<i>n</i> provenance, provenience

provenir, proveni, proveniente, provenira, provenirea, provenite, proveniva
<i>v</i> to arise, spring (from)

proverbial, proverbiales, proverbialmente
<i>adj</i> proverbial

proverbio, proverbios
<i>n</i> proverb, byword;<br><b>le Proverbios</b> the Proverbs

providente, providentemente, providentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>provider</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> provident (= exercising foresight, making provision for the future)

providentia, providentias
<i>n</i> 1. providence; 2. Providence

providential, providentiales, providentialmente
<i>adj</i> providential

provider, provide, providente, providera, providerea, provideva, providite, provise, proviste
<b>[-vid-/-vis-/-vist-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to see beforehand, foresee; II. to provide (1. "to provide for a future contingency"; 2. "to provide what is needed");<br><b>provider de</b> to provide with;<br><b>provider a</b> to provide for

provincia, provincias
<i>n</i> province (as in "province of Quebec")

provincial, provinciales, provincialmente
<i>adj</i> provincial <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl.] provincial

provincialismo, provincialismos
<i>n</i> provincialism (1. provincial style, form of life, etc.; 2. provincial turn of expression)

provis
<b>provis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>provider</b>

provise, provisemente, provises
<i>adj</i> foreseen, expected

provision, provisiones
<i>n</i> provision (1. act of providing; 2. provisions, supply)

provisional, provisionales, provisionalmente
<i>adj</i> provisional, provisory

provisori, provisorimente, provisoris
<i>adj</i> provisory, provisional

provist
<b>provist-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>provider</b>

provocar, provoca, provocante, provocara, provocarea, provocate, provocava
<i>v</i> to provoke (1. to induce, instigate; 2. to bring about, call forth; 3. to incense, irritate)

provocation, provocationes
<i>n</i> provocation

provocative, provocativemente, provocatives
<i>adj</i> provocative, provoking

provocator, provocatores
<i>n</i> provoker

proxime, proximemente, proximes
<b>(prx-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. very near, close; 2. next (as in "next week");<br><b>causa proxime</b> [Philos.] proximate cause;<br><b>proximo</b> neighbor, fellow being

proximemente
<i>adv</i> shortly, soon

proximitate, proximitates
<i>n</i> proximity;<br><b>proximitate del sanguine</b> proximity of blood;<br><b>in le proximitate de</b> in the proximity or vicinity of

prude, prudemente, prudes
<b>[F]</b><br>1. <i>adj</i> prudish; 2. <i>n</i> prude

prudente, prudentemente, prudentes
<i>adj</i> prudent

prudentia, prudentias
<i>n</i> prudence

prudential, prudentiales, prudentialmente
<i>adj</i> prudential

pruderie, pruderies
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> prudery

pruina, pruinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. frost, hoarfrost; 2. bloom ("the bloom on fruit")

pruinar, pruina, pruinante, pruinara, pruinarea, pruinate, pruinava
<i>v</i> to rime (= to form hoarfrost)

pruinose, pruinosemente, pruinoses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] pruinose, velvety

pruna, prunas
<i>n</i> plum;<br><b>pruna sic</b> prune

prunella, prunellas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] prunella

pruneto, prunetos
<i>n</i> plum orchard

prunifere, pruniferemente, pruniferes
<i>adj</i> pruniferous; drupiferous

pruniforme, pruniformemente, pruniformes
<b>pruniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> pruniform

pruno, prunos
<i>n</i> plum (tree);<br><b>pruno maritime</b> beach plum

prunus, prunuses
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] Prunus

pruriente, prurientemente, prurientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>prurir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> prurient

prurientia, prurientias
<i>n</i> prurience

prurigine, prurigines
<b>(-gine)</b><br><i>n</i> prurigo

pruriginose, pruriginosemente, pruriginoses
<i>adj</i> pruriginous

prurir, pruri, pruriente, prurira, prurirea, prurite, pruriva
<i>v</i> to itch

prurito, pruritos
<i>n</i> itch, pruritus

prussi
<b>prussi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>prussic</b>

prussia
<b>Prussia</b><br><i>npr</i> Prussia;<br><b>blau de Prussia</b> Prussian blue

prussian, prussianes, prussianmente
<i>adj</i> Prussian

prussianisar, prussianisa, prussianisante, prussianisara, prussianisarea, prussianisate, prussianisava
<i>v</i> to Prussianize

prussianisation, prussianisationes
<i>n</i> Prussianization

prussiano, prussianos
<i>n</i> Prussian

prussiato, prussiatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] prussiate

prussic, prussicamente, prussiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] prussic;<br><b>acido prussic</b> prussic acid

prusso, prussos
<i>n</i> Prussian (1. one of the Prussi; 2. inhabitant of the Prussian state; 3. Prussian language)

psalmic, psalmicamente, psalmiches
<i>adj</i> psalm, psalmic

psalmista, psalmistas
<i>n</i> psalmist; <i>also:</i> Psalmist

psalmo, psalmos
<i>n</i> psalm; <i>also:</i> Psalm

psalmodia, psalmodias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> psalmody

psalmodiar, psalmodia, psalmodiante, psalmodiara, psalmodiarea, psalmodiate, psalmodiava
<i>v</i> to psalmodize

psalmodic, psalmodicamente, psalmodiches
<i>adj</i> psalmodic, psalmic

psalmodo, psalmodos
<b>psalmodo</b><br><i>n</i> psalmist, psalmodist

psalterio, psalterios
<i>n</i> 1. Psalter; 2. [Mus.] psaltery; 3. [Anat.] psalterium

psest
<b>psest-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] -psest (= rubbed, rubbed away)

pseud
<b>pseud-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] pseud-, pseudo- (= false, falsely)

pseudesthesia, pseudesthesias
<b>pseudesthesia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] pseudesthesia

pseudoclassic, pseudoclassicamente, pseudoclassiches
<b>pseudoclassic</b><br><i>adj</i> pseudoclassic

pseudoclassicismo, pseudoclassicismos
<i>n</i> pseudoclassicism

pseudonyme, pseudonymemente, pseudonymes
<b>pseudonyme (-nime)</b><br><i>adj</i> pseudonymous

pseudonymitate, pseudonymitates
<i>n</i> pseudonymity

pseudonymo, pseudonymos
<b>(-nimo)</b><br><i>n</i> pseudonym

pseudopodio, pseudopodios
<b>pseudopodio</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] pseudopodium, pseudopod

pseudopropheta, pseudoprophetas
<b>pseudopropheta</b><br><i>n</i> pseudoprophet

pseudosymmetria, pseudosymmetrias
<b>pseudosymmetria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] pseudosymmetry

psittacidos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Psittacidae

psittaco, psittacos
<b>(ps-)</b><br><i>n</i> parrot

psittacosis, psittacoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] psittacosis

psyche, psyches
<i>n</i> psyche (= soul, mind);<br><b>Psyche</b> [Mythol.] Psyche

psychiatria, psychiatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> psychiatry

psychiatric, psychiatricamente, psychiatriches
<i>adj</i> pcychiatric

psychiatro, psychiatros
<b>psychiatro</b><br><i>n</i> psychiatrist

psychic, psychicamente, psychiches
<i>adj</i> psychic (= of the psyche or mind);<br><b>phenomenos psychic</b> psychical phenomena

psychoanalysar, psychoanalysa, psychoanalysante, psychoanalysara, psychoanalysarea, psychoanalysate, psychoanalysava
<i>v</i> to psychoanalyze

psychoanalyse, psychoanalyses
<b>psychoanalyse (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> psychoanalysis

psychoanalysta, psychoanalystas
<i>n</i> psychoanalyst

psychoanalytic, psychoanalyticamente, psychoanalytiches
<b>psychoanalytic</b><br><i>adj</i> psychoanalytic

psychologia, psychologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> psychology (= science of psychology)

psychologic, psychologicamente, psychologiches
<i>adj</i> psychological;<br><b>momento psychologic</b> psychological moment

psychologo, psychologos
<b>psychologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> psychologist

psychometria, psychometrias
<b>psychometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychol.] psychometry

psychopathe, psychopathes
<b>psychopathe (--)</b><br><i>n</i> psychopath (= mentally deranged person)

psychopathia, psychopathias
<b>psychopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] psychopathy

psychopathic, psychopathicamente, psychopathiches
<i>adj</i> psychopathic (= pertaining to psychopathy)

psychopathologia, psychopathologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> psychopathology

psychopathologo, psychopathologos
<b>psychopathologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> psychopathologist

psychophysic, psychophysicamente, psychophysiches
<b>psychophysic</b><br><i>adj</i> psychophysical

psychophysica, psychophysicas
<i>n</i> psychophysics

psychophysiologia, psychophysiologias
<b>psychophysiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> psychophysiology

psychose, psychoses
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] psychosis

psychotherapeuta, psychotherapeutas
<b>psychotherapeuta</b><br><i>n</i> psychotherapist

psychotherapia, psychotherapias
<b>psychotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> psychotherapy

ptero
<b>ptero-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] ptero-, pter- (= feather, wing)

pterodactylo, pterodactylos
<b>pterodactylo (-dc-)</b><br><i>n</i> pterodactyl

ptolema
<b>ptolema-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Ptolemeo</b>

ptolemaic, ptolemaicamente, ptolemaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> Ptolemaic (1. as in "Ptolemaic system"; 2. of the Ptolemies)

ptolemeo
<b>Ptolemeo (-o)</b><br><i>nprm</i> [Gr. Hist.] Ptolemy

ptom
<b>ptom-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives] ptom- (= corpse)

ptomaina, ptomainas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> ptomaine

pubere, puberemente, puberes
<i>adj</i> who has arrived at puberty, pubescent

pubertate, pubertates
<i>n</i> puberty

public, publicamente, publiches
<i>adj</i> public

publicabile, publicabilemente, publicabiles
<i>adj</i> publishable

publicar, publica, publicante, publicara, publicarea, publicate, publicava
<i>v</i> to publish (1. to make public; 2. as in "to publish a book")

publication, publicationes
<i>n</i> publication (1. act of making public; 2. as in "the publication of a book, etc."; 2. something published)

publicista, publicistas
<i>n</i> publicist, journalist

publicitate, publicitates
<i>n</i> publicity (1. quality or state of being public; 2. advertising)

publico, publicos
<i>n</i> public (1. people; 2. audience)

pud
<b>pud-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

pudding, puddings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> pudding

pudente, pudentemente, pudentes
<i>adj</i> modest, bashful

pudibunde, pudibundemente, pudibundes
<i>adj</i> modest, bashful

pudic, pudicamente, pudiches
<i>adj</i> modest (= decorous in manner and conduct)

pudor, pudores
<i>n</i> modesty (= womanly propriety of behavior)

puera, pueras
<b>(pera)</b><br><i>n</i> girl

pueril, pueriles, puerilmente
<i>adj</i> childish (1. of a child; 2. puerile, immature)

puerilitate, puerilitates
<i>n</i> puerility (1. childhood; 2. foolishness, immaturity; 3. foolish act, statement, etc.)

pueritia, pueritias
<i>n</i> childhood; <i>also:</i> boyhood

puero, pueros
<b>(pero)</b><br><i>n</i> boy

puerpera, puerperas
<b>puerpera (-rpera)</b><br><i>n</i> woman in labor or childbed

puerperal, puerperales, puerperalmente
<i>adj</i> puerperal;<br><b>febre puerperal</b> puerperal fever

puerperio, puerperios
<i>n</i> puerperium (= confinement, lying-in)

pugile, pugiles
<i>n</i> pugilist, boxer

pugilismo, pugilismos
<i>n</i> pugilism

pugilista, pugilistas
<i>n</i> pugilist

pugilistic, pugilisticamente, pugilistiches
<i>adj</i> pugilistic

pugnace, pugnacemente, pugnaces
<i>adj</i> pugnacious

pugnacitate, pugnacitates
<i>n</i> pugnacity

pugnal, pugnales
<i>n</i> poniard, dagger

pugnalar, pugnala, pugnalante, pugnalara, pugnalarea, pugnalate, pugnalava
<i>v</i> to stab

pugnar, pugna, pugnante, pugnara, pugnarea, pugnate, pugnava
<i>v</i> to fight

pugnata, pugnatas
<i>n</i> handful

pugno, pugnos
<i>n</i> fist

pulice, pulices
<b>(p-)</b><br><i>n</i> flea

pulicose, pulicosemente, pulicoses
<i>adj</i> infested with fleas, pulicous

pullario, pullarios
<i>n</i> chicken coop

pullero, pulleros
<i>n</i> 1. chicken farmer; 2. poultry dealer, poulterer

pullicultura, pulliculturas
<b>pullicultura</b><br><i>n</i> poultry farming

pullman, pullmans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [R.R.] Pullman

pullo, pullos
<i>n</i> young animal; <i>specif:</i> 1. colt, foal; 2. young bird; <i>also:</i> chicken

pullular, pullula, pullulante, pullulara, pullularea, pullulate, pullulava
<i>v</i> to pullulate (1. to sprout out, bud; 2. to swarm)

pullulation, pullulationes
<i>n</i> pullulating, pullulation

pulmon, pulmones
<i>n</i> lung;<br><b>a plen pulmones</b> at the top of one's voice

pulmonar, pulmonares, pulmonarmente
<i>adj</i> pulmonary

pulmonaria, pulmonarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Pulmonaria

pulmonate, pulmonatemente, pulmonates
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] pulmonate, pulmonated

pulmonia, pulmonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] pneumonia

pulmonifere, pulmoniferemente, pulmoniferes
<i>adj</i> pulmoniferous, pulmonate

pulpa, pulpas
<i>n</i> pulp (1. as in "pulp of a fruit"; 2. [Anat.] as in "dental pulp"; 3. as in "wood pulp")

pulpitis, pulpites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] pulpitis

pulpito, pulpitos
<b>(pl-)</b><br><i>n</i> pulpit

pulpose, pulposemente, pulposes
<i>adj</i> pulpous, pulpy

puls
<b>puls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pell-</b>

pulsar, pulsa, pulsante, pulsara, pulsarea, pulsate, pulsava
<i>v</i> 1. to push; <i>also:</i> to shove, thrust, drive, etc.; 2. to pulsate (= to beat, throb)

pulsata, pulsatas
<i>n</i> push (as in "to give someone a push")

pulsatile, pulsatilemente, pulsatiles
<i>adj</i> pulsating, pulsatile

pulsation, pulsationes
<i>n</i> pulsation

pulsative, pulsativemente, pulsatives
<i>adj</i> beating, throbbing, pulsative

pulsator, pulsatores
<i>n</i> pulsator

pulso, pulsos
<i>n</i> pulse (= regular throbbing in the arteries)

pulsometro, pulsometros
<b>pulsometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> pulsimeter, pulsometer

pulverar, pulvera, pulverante, pulverara, pulverarea, pulverate, pulverava
<i>v</i> to powder, dust (= to sprinkle with powder or dust)

pulvere, pulveres
<i>n</i> I. dust; II. powder (1. pulverized substance; 2. [<i>Specif:</i> Pharm., Cosmetics]; 3. gunpowder);<br><b>jectar pulvere in le oculos de un persona</b> to throw dust in someone's eyes;<br><b>reducer in pulvere</b> to reduce to powder;<br><b>ille non habe inventate le pulvere</b> he won't set the world (or Thames) on fire

pulverisabile, pulverisabilemente, pulverisabiles
<i>adj</i> pulverizable

pulverisar, pulverisa, pulverisante, pulverisara, pulverisarea, pulverisate, pulverisava
<i>v</i> to pulverize

pulverisation, pulverisationes
<i>n</i> pulverization

pulverisator, pulverisatores
<i>n</i> atomizer, pulverizer, spray

pulverose, pulverosemente, pulveroses
<i>adj</i> dusty

pulverulente, pulverulentemente, pulverulentes
<i>adj</i> pulverulent, dusty, powdery

pulverulentia, pulverulentias
<i>n</i> (state of) being pulverulent

pumpa, pumpas
<i>n</i> pump (as in "suction pump")

pumpar, pumpa, pumpante, pumpara, pumparea, pumpate, pumpava
<i>v</i> to pump (= to raise with a pump)

pumpero, pumperos
<i>n</i> 1. pumpman; 2. fireman (= member of a fire brigade)

pun
<b>pun-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>pena</b>

punch, punchs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> punch ("the beverage punch")

punct
<b>punct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>punger</b>

puncta, punctas
<i>n</i> point (1. sharp end of a weapon, pin, pen, etc.; 2. [Geog.] tapering promontory or cape; 3. salient feature of a story, epigram, joke, etc.)

punctage, punctages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> pointing, aiming (of guns, etc.)

punctar, puncta, punctante, punctara, punctarea, punctate, punctava
<i>v</i> to point (1. to furnish with a point; 2. to direct, level)

punctator, punctatores
<i>n</i> pointer; <i>specif:</i> [Artil.]

punctilio, punctilios
<i>n</i> nice point of honor, punctilio

punctiliose, punctiliosemente, punctilioses
<i>adj</i> punctilious

puncto, punctos
<i>n</i> I. point (1. dot; 2. [Gram.] period; 3. definite item or unit, as "salient point," "important point," "another point," etc.); II. prick, stitch;<br><b>puncto e virgula</b> semicolon;<br><b>puncto de interrogation</b> question mark;<br><b>puncto de exclamation</b> exclamation point;<br><b>duo punctos</b> [Gram.] colon;<br><b>puncto de congelation, de ebullition,</b> etc. freezing, boiling, etc., point;<br><b>le punctos cardinal</b> the cardinal points;<br><b>puncto de vista</b> point of view;<br><b>esser super le puncto de facer un cosa</b> to be on the point of doing something;<br><b>puncto de honor</b> point of honor

punctu
<b>punctu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>puncto</b>

punctual, punctuales, punctualmente
<i>adj</i> 1. exact, punctilious; 2. punctual

punctualitate, punctualitates
<i>n</i> 1. exactness, punctiliousness; 2. punctuality

punctuar, punctua, punctuante, punctuara, punctuarea, punctuate, punctuava
<i>v</i> to punctuate

punctuation, punctuationes
<i>n</i> punctuation

punctura, puncturas
<i>n</i> prick, puncture

puncturar, punctura, puncturante, puncturara, puncturarea, puncturate, puncturava
<i>v</i> to puncture

punctute, punctutemente, punctutes
<i>adj</i> pointed (= having a point or points)

pungente, pungentemente, pungentes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>punger</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. pungent; 2. poignant

pungentia, pungentias
<i>n</i> 1. pungency; 2. poignancy

punger, puncte, punge, pungente, pungera, pungerea, pungeva, pungite
<b>[pung-/punct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sting (1. to prick; 2. to pain sharply)

punibile, punibilemente, punibiles
<i>adj</i> punishable

punibilitate, punibilitates
<i>n</i> punishability

punic, punicamente, puniches
<i>adj</i> Punic;<br><b>fide punic</b> Punic faith;<br><b>guerras punic</b> Punic wars

punir, puni, puniente, punira, punirea, punite, puniva
<i>v</i> to punish

punite, punitemente, punites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>punir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> punished

punition, punitiones
<i>n</i> punishment

punitive, punitivemente, punitives
<i>adj</i> punitive

punitor, punitores
<i>n</i> punisher

puno, punos
<i>n</i> Carthaginian

pupa, pupas
<i>n</i> 1. (young) girl; 2. doll; 3. [Zool.] pupa

pupilla, pupillas
<i>n</i> pupil (1. girl under the care of a guardian; 2. [Anat.])

pupillage, pupillages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> pupilage

pupillari, pupillarimente, pupillaris
<i>adj</i> pupillary (1. [Law]; 2. [Anat.])

pupillo, pupillos
<i>n</i> pupil, ward (= boy or child under the care of a guardian)

pupipare, pupiparemente, pupipares
<b>pupipare</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] pupiparous

pupo, pupos
<i>n</i> boy, child

pur, pures, purmente
<i>adj</i> pure

pure, pures
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] pus

puressa, puressas
<i>n</i> pureness

purga, purgas
<i>n</i> purge

purgar, purga, purgante, purgara, purgarea, purgate, purgava
<i>v</i> to purge

purgation, purgationes
<i>n</i> purgation

purgative, purgativemente, purgatives
<i>adj</i> purgative

purgativo, purgativos
<i>n</i> purgative

purgatori, purgatorimente, purgatoris
<i>adj</i> purgatory, purifying

purgatorio, purgatorios
<i>n</i> Purgatory

purificar, purifica, purificante, purificara, purificarea, purificate, purificava
<i>v</i> to purify

purification, purificationes
<i>n</i> purification

purificator, purificatores
<i>n</i> 1. purifier; 2. purificator

purismo, purismos
<i>n</i> purism

purista, puristas
<i>n</i> purist

puritan, puritanes, puritanmente
<i>adj</i> puritan, puritanical

puritanismo, puritanismos
<i>n</i> Puritanism

puritano, puritanos
<i>n</i> Puritan

puritate, puritates
<i>n</i> purity

purpura, purpuras
<b>(pr-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. purple (1. [Zool.] Purpura; 2. purple dye or color; 3. purple garment); II. [Pathol.] purpura

purpurar, purpura, purpurante, purpurara, purpurarea, purpurate, purpurava
<i>v</i> 1. to purple (= to make or dye purple); 2. to dress in purple

purpurato, purpuratos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] purpurate

purpuree, purpureemente, purpurees
<i>adj</i> purple, purpurate

purpurin, purpurines, purpurinmente
<i>adj</i> purplish, purpurate

purpurina, purpurinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] purpurin

purulente, purulentemente, purulentes
<i>adj</i> purulent

purulentia, purulentias
<i>n</i> purulence

pure, pures
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> pure;<br><b>pure de malos</b> applesauce;<br><b>pure de patatas</b> mashed potatoes

pus, puses
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] pus

pusillanime, pusillanimemente, pusillanimes
<b>pusillanime (-nime)</b><br><i>adj</i> pusillanimous

pusillanimitate, pusillanimitates
<i>n</i> pusillanimity

pusille, pusillemente, pusilles
<i>adj</i> 1. very small; 2. petty

pusillitate, pusillitates
<i>n</i> 1. smallness; 2. pettiness

pusillo, pusillos
<i>n</i> small boy or man

pustula, pustulas
<b>(ps-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] pustule

pustular, pustula, pustulante, pustulara, pustularea, pustulate, pustulava
<i>v</i> to pustulate (= to form pustules)

pustulate, pustulatemente, pustulates
<i>adj</i> pustulate, pustulous

pustulose, pustulosemente, pustuloses
<i>adj</i> pustulous

putar, puta, putante, putara, putarea, putate, putava
<i>v</i> 1. to trim, prune, lop (trees or vines); 2. to suppose, think, imagine

putative, putativemente, putatives
<i>adj</i> putative

puteal, puteales
<i>n</i> well curb, puteal

puteo, puteos
<i>n</i> 1. well ("well of water, oil, etc."); 2. [Mineral.] shaft, pit;<br><b>un puteo de scientia</b> a well of learning, fount of knowledge

puter, pute, putente, putera, puterea, puteva, putite
<i>v</i> to stink

putrefacer, putreface, putrefacente, putrefacera, putrefacerea, putrefaceva, putrefacite, putrefacte
<b>putrefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to putrefy (= to cause to rot)

putrefact
<b>putrefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>putrefacer</b>

putrefaction, putrefactiones
<i>n</i> putrefaction

putrefactive, putrefactivemente, putrefactives
<i>adj</i> putrefactive

putrer, putre, putrente, putrera, putrerea, putreva, putrite
<i>v</i> to rot

putrescente, putrescentemente, putrescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>putrescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> putrescent

putrescentia, putrescentias
<i>n</i> putrescence

putrescer, putresce, putrescente, putrescera, putrescerea, putresceva, putrescite
<i>v</i> to rot

putrescibile, putrescibilemente, putrescibiles
<i>adj</i> putrescible

putride, putridemente, putrides
<i>adj</i> putrid

putriditate, putriditates
<i>n</i> putridity

putsch, putsches
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> putsch

pyjama, pyjamas
<i>n</i> pajamas

pyl
<b>pyl-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] pyl- (= gate)

pylon, pylones
<i>n</i> [Arch.] pylon

pyloric, pyloricamente, pyloriches
<i>adj</i> pyloric

pyloro, pyloros
<b>pyloro</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] pylorus

pyr
<b>pyr-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] pyr-, pyro- (= fire)

pyra, pyras
<i>n</i> pyre

pyramidal, pyramidales, pyramidalmente
<i>adj</i> pyramidal

pyramidar, pyramida, pyramidante, pyramidara, pyramidarea, pyramidate, pyramidava
<i>v</i> to pyramid (= to build or heap up in the shape of a pyramid)

pyramide, pyramides
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Arch., Geom., etc.] pyramid

pyrene
<b>Pyrene</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Pyrene

pyrenee, pyreneemente, pyrenees
<b>(-e)</b><br><i>adj</i> Pyrenean

pyreneos, pyreneoses
<b>Pyreneos (-n-)</b><br><i>nprpl</i> [Geog.] Pyrenees

pyric, pyricamente, pyriches
<i>adj</i> of fire, producing fire, fiery

pyridina, pyridinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] pyridine

pyrite, pyrites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] pyrite, iron pyrites, fool's gold

pyritose, pyritosemente, pyritoses
<i>adj</i> pyritous

pyrolatra, pyrolatras
<b>pyrolatra (--)</b><br><i>n</i> pyrolater, fire worshiper

pyrolatria, pyrolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pyrolatry, fire worship

pyrolignose, pyrolignosemente, pyrolignoses
<b>pyrolignose</b><br><i>adj</i> pyroligneous

pyromane, pyromanemente, pyromanes
<b>pyromane</b><br><i>adj</i> pyromaniacal

pyromania, pyromanias
<b>pyromania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> pyromania

pyromano, pyromanos
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> pyromaniac

pyrometric, pyrometricamente, pyrometriches
<i>adj</i> pyrometric

pyrometro, pyrometros
<b>pyrometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> pyrometer

pyrophore, pyrophoremente, pyrophores
<b>pyrophore</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] pyrophorous

pyrophosphoric, pyrophosphoricamente, pyrophosphoriches
<b>pyrophosphoric</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] pyrophosphoric

pyrotechnic, pyrotechnicamente, pyrotechniches
<b>pyrotechnic</b><br><i>adj</i> pyrotechnical

pyrotechnica, pyrotechnicas
<i>n</i> pyrotechnics

pyrotechnico, pyrotechnicos
<i>n</i> pyrotechnist

pyroxeno, pyroxenos
<b>pyroxeno (-rx-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] pyroxene

pyroxylina, pyroxylinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] pyroxylin

pyroxylo, pyroxylos
<b>pyroxylo</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] pyroxyle, pyroxylin

pythagoras
<b>Pythagoras (-t-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Philos.] Pythagoras

pythagoric, pythagoricamente, pythagoriches
<i>adj</i> Pythagorean, Pythagoric

pythagorismo, pythagorismos
<i>n</i> Pythagoreanism

pythagorista, pythagoristas
<i>n</i> Pythagorean

pythia, pythias
<i>n</i> Pythia

pythic, pythicamente, pythiches
<i>adj</i> Pythian

pythie, pythiemente, pythies
<i>adj</i> Pythian

pytho
<b>Pytho</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Antiq.] Pytho (= Delphi)

python
<b>Python</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Python;<br><b>python</b> [Zool.] Python

pyxide, pyxides
<b>(px-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. small box or case; 2. [Eccl.] pyx; 3. [Bot.] pyxis, pyxidium

qua
<b>[qua]</b><br><i>adv</i> as, in the capacity of, <i>qua</i>

quaderno, quadernos
<i>n</i> notebook

quadr
<b>quadr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

quadrabile, quadrabilemente, quadrabiles
<i>adj</i> squarable

quadragenari, quadragenarimente, quadragenaris
<i>adj</i> quadragenarian

quadragesima, quadragesimas
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> Quadragesima (= first Sunday in Lent)

quadrangular, quadrangulares, quadrangularmente
<i>adj</i> quadrangular

quadrangule, quadrangulemente, quadrangules
<b>quadrangule</b><br><i>adj</i> quadrangular

quadrangulo, quadrangulos
<b>(-rng-)</b><br><i>n</i> quadrangle

quadrante, quadrantes
<i>n</i> 1. [Math., Astron.] quadrant; 2. dial (= face of a clock);<br><b>quadrante solar</b> sundial

quadrar, quadra, quadrante, quadrara, quadrarea, quadrate, quadrava
<i>v</i> I. to square (1. to give the shape of a square; 2. [Math.]); II. to suit or fit to a T

quadrate, quadratemente, quadrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>quadrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> square (as in "a square foot," "a square piece of cloth")

quadratic, quadraticamente, quadratiches
<i>adj</i> quadratic

quadratino, quadratinos
<i>n</i> [Print.] em quad

quadrato, quadratos
<i>n</i> I. square (1. a rectangle of four equal sides; 2. [Math.]); II. [Print.] quad, quadrat

quadratura, quadraturas
<i>n</i> quadrature (1. [Math.]; 2. [Astron.])

quadriennal, quadriennales, quadriennalmente
<b>quadriennal</b><br><i>adj</i> quadrennial

quadrigemine, quadrigeminemente, quadrigemines
<b>quadrigemine</b><br><i>adj</i> born four at one birth

quadrigemino, quadrigeminos
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> quadruplet

quadrilateral, quadrilaterales, quadrilateralmente
<i>adj</i> quadrilateral

quadrilatere, quadrilateremente, quadrilateres
<b>quadrilatere</b><br><i>adj</i> quadrilateral, four-sided

quadrilatero, quadrilateros
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> quadrilateral

quadrilla, quadrillas
<i>n</i> quadrille

quadrillar, quadrilla, quadrillante, quadrillara, quadrillarea, quadrillate, quadrillava
<i>v</i> to dance a quadrille

quadrireme, quadrirememente, quadriremes
<b>quadrireme</b><br><i>adj</i> quadrireme, four-oared <hr><b>quadrireme</b><br><i>n</i> quadrireme

quadrisyllabe, quadrisyllabemente, quadrisyllabes
<b>quadrisyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> quadrisyllabic

quadrisyllabo, quadrisyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> quadrisyllable

quadrivio, quadrivios
<b>quadrivio</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] quadrivium

quadro, quadros
<i>n</i> 1. frame (of a picture, etc.); 2. [Cards] diamond, card of the suit of diamonds

quadru
<b>quadru-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quadr-</b>

quadrumane, quadrumanemente, quadrumanes
<b>quadrumane</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] quadrumanous

quadrupede, quadrupedemente, quadrupedes
<b>quadrupede (-dr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> four-footed, quadruped <hr><b>quadrupede (-dr-)</b><br><i>n</i> quadruped

quadruplar, quadrupla, quadruplante, quadruplara, quadruplarea, quadruplate, quadruplava
<i>v</i> to quadruple

quadruple, quadruplemente, quadruples
<b>quadruple (qu-)</b><br><i>adj</i> quadruple

quadruplicar, quadruplica, quadruplicante, quadruplicara, quadruplicarea, quadruplicate, quadruplicava
<b>quadruplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to quadruple

quadruplication, quadruplicationes
<i>n</i> quadruplication

quai, quais
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> quay, key, pier

quaker, quakers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Quaker, Friend

quakerismo, quakerismos
<i>n</i> Quakerism

qual, quales, qualmente
1. <i>adj</i> which, what; 2. <i>interr pron</i> which;<br><b>le qual</b> <i>rel pron</i> which; that; who <hr><b>qual-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>qualque</b>

qualc
<b>qualc-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>qualque</b>

qualcosa
<b>[qualcosa]</b><br><i>pron</i> something, anything

qualcun, qualcunes, qualcunmente
<b>[qualcun]</b><br><i>adj</i> some, any; <i>also:</i> a few

qualcuno
<b>[qualcuno]</b><br><i>indef pron</i> someone, anyone

qualcunque, qualcunquemente, qualcunques
<b>qualcunque</b><br><i>adj</i> any, whatever, of whatever kind

qualificar, qualifica, qualificante, qualificara, qualificarea, qualificate, qualificava
<i>v</i> 1. to characterize as (= to term); 2. to qualify (= to fit for a place, office, privilege, etc.)

qualificate, qualificatemente, qualificates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>qualificar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> 1. of quality or rank; 2. [Law] aggravated

qualification, qualificationes
<i>n</i> characterization (= act of characterizing or terming)

qualificative, qualificativemente, qualificatives
<i>adj</i> qualifying, qualificative

qualificator, qualificatores
<i>n</i> 1. characterizer; 2. [R.C.Ch.] qualificator

qualit
<b>qualit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>qualitate</b>

qualitate, qualitates
<i>n</i> quality;<br><b>de qualitate</b> of quality, of rank;<br><b>in qualitate de</b> in the quality, capacity of

qualitative, qualitativemente, qualitatives
<i>adj</i> qualitative;<br><b>analyse qualitative</b> qualitative analysis

qualque, qualquemente, qualques
<b>[qualque] (qulke)</b><br><i>adj</i> some, any; <i>also:</i> a few

quam
<b>[quam]</b><br>1. <i>adv</i> in what manner, how; 2. <i>conj</i> as, than;<br><b>tam ... quam</b> as ... as

quamquam
<b>[quamquam] (qumquam)</b><br>1. though, although; 2. however, yet, nevertheless<br>(= <b>quanquam</b>)

quan
<b>quan-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quam</b>

quando
<i>adv/conj</i> when

quandocunque
<b>quandocunque</b><br><i>adv/conj</i> whenever

quanquam
<b>[quanquam] (qunquam)</b><br>1. though, although; 2. however, yet, nevertheless<br>(= <b>quamquam</b>)

quante, quantemente, quantes
<i>adj</i> how much, how many

quantit
<b>quantit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quantitate</b>

quantitate, quantitates
<i>n</i> quantity (1. amount, number; 2. [<i>special:</i> Math., Mus., Pros., etc.])

quantitative, quantitativemente, quantitatives
<i>adj</i> quantitative;<br><b>analyse quantitative</b> quantitative analysis

quanto, quantos
<i>n</i> quantum (1. quantity; 2. [Phys.]);<br><b>theoria del quantos</b> quantum theory<hr><i>adv</i> as much as; as far as;<br><b>quanto ... tanto</b> the ... the;<br><b>quanto a</b> as for

quar
<b>quar-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quaranta</b>

quaranta, quarantamente, quarantas
<i>adj</i> forty

quarantena, quarantenas
<i>n</i> 1. about forty; 2. quarantine

quarantenar, quarantena, quarantenante, quarantenara, quarantenarea, quarantenate, quarantenava
<i>v</i> to quarantine

quarantenari, quarantenarimente, quarantenaris
<i>adj</i> quarantine

quarantesime, quarantesimemente, quarantesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> fortieth;<br><b>le quarantesime parte, le quarantesimo</b> the fortieth part, the fortieth

quare
<i>adv</i> wherefore, why

quaresima, quaresimas
<b>(-sima)</b><br><i>n</i> Lent;<br><b>facer quaresima</b> to keep Lent

quaresimal, quaresimales, quaresimalmente
<i>adj</i> Lenten

quaresimar, quaresima, quaresimante, quaresimara, quaresimarea, quaresimate, quaresimava
<i>v</i> to observe Lent

quaresime, quaresimemente, quaresimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> fortieth;<br><b>le quaresime parte, le quaresimo</b> the fortieth part, the fortieth

quarta, quartas
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] fourth; 2. [Fencing] carte

quartan, quartanes, quartanmente
<i>adj</i> quartan

quartana, quartanas
<i>n</i> quartan (fever)

quarte, quartemente, quartes
<i>adj</i> fourth;<br><b>le quarte parte, le quarto</b> the fourth part, the fourth or quarter

quarter
<b>quarter-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quartiero</b>

quarteron, quarterones
<i>n</i> quadroon

quartetto, quartettos
<i>n</i> quartet

quartierar, quartiera, quartierante, quartierara, quartierarea, quartierate, quartierava
<i>v</i> to quarter (1. to cut into quarters; 2. to assign living quarters to)

quartiero, quartieros
<i>n</i> I. quarter (1. fourth part; 2. district, neighborhood); II. quarters;<br><b>quartiero general</b> headquarters;<br><b>dar quartiero</b> to give quarter

quarz, quarzes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] quartz

quarzifere, quarziferemente, quarziferes
<b>(quartsfere)</b><br><i>adj</i> quartziferous

quarzite, quarzites
<b>(-ts-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] quartzite

quarzose, quarzosemente, quarzoses
<b>(-ts-)</b><br><i>adj</i> quartzose

quasi
<i>adv</i> almost, nearly; in a certain sense, in a way, etc.;<br><b>quasi que</b> as if

quasi-contracto, quasi-contractos
<i>n</i> [Law] quasi contract

quasi-delicto, quasi-delictos
<i>n</i> [Law] quasi delict

quatrillion, quatrilliones
<i>n</i> quadrillion (1. number denoted by a unit with fifteen zeros annexed; 2. number denoted by a unit with twenty-four zeros annexed)

quatro, quatromente, quatros
<i>adj</i> four

quattar, quatta, quattante, quattara, quattarea, quattate, quattava
<i>v</i> to squat, crouch

quatte, quattemente, quattes
<i>adj</i> squatting, crouching

quattuor, quattuores, quattuormente
<b>[quattuor] (qut-)</b><br><i>adj</i> four<br>(= <b>quatro</b>)

quattuordece, quattuordecemente, quattuordeces
<b>quattuordece (-r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> fourteen

que, quemente, ques
<b>(ke, kwe)</b><br>1. <i>interr pron/adj</i> what; 2. <i>rel pron</i> who, whom, which, that; what (= that which) <hr><b>(ke, kwe)</b><br><i>conj</i> 1. that; 2. than

quecunque
<b>[quecunque] (keknkwe, kweknkwe)</b><br><i>rel pron</i> whatever

quem
<b>[quem]</b><br><i>rel pron acc</i> what, which, whom

querco, quercos
<i>n</i> oak

querela, querelas
<i>n</i> I. complaint (1. utterance of grievance; 2. [Law]); II. quarrel (= angry dispute or disagreement)

querelar, querela, querelante, querelara, querelarea, querelate, querelava
<i>v</i> 1. to complain; 2. to quarrel

querelator, querelatores
<i>n</i> quarreler

querer, quere, querente, querera, quererea, quereva, querite, queste
<b>[quer-/quest-;-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to seek, search, look for; 2. to ask, query, question

quest
<b>quest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>querer</b>

questa, questas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] collection

question, questiones
<i>n</i> question (1. interrogation, query; 2. problem; 3. application of torture as part of judicial examination)

questionabile, questionabilemente, questionabiles
<i>adj</i> questionable, doubtful

questionar, questiona, questionante, questionara, questionarea, questionate, questionava
<i>v</i> to question, call in question

questionario, questionarios
<i>n</i> questionnaire

questionator, questionatores
<i>n</i> questioner

questor, questores
<i>n</i> quaestor, questor (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. [R.C.Ch.]; 3. [French, Italian, etc., Parl.])

questura, questuras
<i>n</i> questorship; questor's office

qui
<b>(ki, kwi)</b><br><i>interr pron</i> who, whom;<br><b>de qui</b> whose;<br><b>(con, a, </b>etc.<b>) qui</b> (with, to, etc.) whom <hr><b>[qui]</b><br><i>adv</i> here<br>(= <b>hic, ci</b>)

quia
<b>(qua)</b><br><i>conj</i> because

quicunque
<b>quicunque (ki-, kwi-)</b><br><i>pron</i> whoever

quid
<b>[quid]</b><br><i>adv</i> why, how, wherefore <hr><b>[quid]</b><br><i>rel pron</i> what

quidem
<b>[quidem] (qu-)</b><br><i>adv</i> certainly, truly; indeed, even

quiescente, quiescentemente, quiescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>quiescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> quiescent

quiescentia, quiescentias
<i>n</i> quiescence

quiescer, quiesce, quiescente, quiescera, quiescerea, quiesceva, quiescite, quiete
<b>[quiesc-/quiet-]</b><br><i>v</i> to become quiescent, quiesce

quiet
<b>quiet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quiescer</b>

quietar, quieta, quietante, quietara, quietarea, quietate, quietava
<i>v</i> to quiet (1. to make quiet; 2. to appease)

quiete, quietemente, quietes
<i>adj</i> quiet (1. peaceful; 2. noiseless; 3. motionless) <hr><i>n</i> quiet

quietismo, quietismos
<i>n</i> [Relig.] quietism

quietista, quietistas
<i>n</i> quietist

quietude, quietudes
<i>n</i> quietude

quillia, quillias
<i>n</i> pin (as in "ninepins")

quin
why not, that not<hr><b>quin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quinqu-</b>

quina, quinas
<i>n</i> quina, china, cinchona (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, Peruvian bark) <hr><i>n</i> 1. [Lotto, Keno] winning series of five numbers; 2. [Dominoes] (a throw of) double fives

quinaquina, quinaquinas
<b>quinaquina</b><br><i>n</i> quinaquina, cinchona (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, Peruvian bark)

quinari, quinarimente, quinaris
<i>adj</i> quinary

quincalia, quincalias
<i>n</i> hardware

quincalieria, quincalierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hardware store

quincaliero, quincalieros
<i>n</i> hardware dealer

quindece, quindecemente, quindeces
<b>quindece (qun-)</b><br><i>adj</i> fifteen

quinic, quinicamente, quiniches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] quinic;<br><b>acido quinic</b> quinic acid

quinina, quininas
<i>n</i> quinine

quininic, quininicamente, quininiches
<i>adj</i> quininic

quininismo, quininismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] quininism, quinism, cinchonism

quinismo, quinismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] quinism, quininism, cinchonism

quinoidina, quinoidinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] quinoidine

quinoleinia, quinoleinias
<b>quinoleinia (-nia)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] quinoline, chinoline

quinon, quinones
<i>n</i> [Chem.] quinone

quinqu
<b>quinqu-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

quinquagesima, quinquagesimas
<b>Quinquagesima (-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> Shrove Sunday

quinquagesime, quinquagesimemente, quinquagesimes
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> fiftieth;<br><b>le quinquagesime parte, le quinquagesimo</b> the fiftieth part, the fiftieth

quinquereme, quinquerememente, quinqueremes
<b>quinquereme</b><br><i>adj</i> quinquereme, five-oared <hr><b>quinquereme</b><br><i>n</i> quinquereme

quinquina, quinquinas
<b>quinquina</b><br><i>n</i> quinquina, cinchona (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, Peruvian bark)

quinta, quintas
<i>n</i> quint (1. [Mus.] fifth; 2. [Cards])

quintan, quintanes, quintanmente
<i>adj</i> [Med.] quintan

quintana, quintanas
<i>n</i> quintan (fever)

quintar, quinta, quintante, quintara, quintarea, quintate, quintava
<i>v</i> 1. to divide into fifths; 2. to take one fifth of

quinte, quintemente, quintes
<i>adj</i> fifth;<br><b>(le) quinte parte, (le) quinto</b> (the) fifth part, fifth;<br><b>quinte columna</b> fifth column

quintessentia, quintessentias
<b>quintessentia</b><br><i>n</i> quintessence

quintetto, quintettos
<i>n</i> quintette

quintillion, quintilliones
<i>n</i> quintillion (1. unit with eighteen zeros annexed; 2. unit with thirty zeros annexed)

quintu
<b>quintu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>quinte</b>

quintuplar, quintupla, quintuplante, quintuplara, quintuplarea, quintuplate, quintuplava
<i>v</i> to quintuple (= to multiply fivefold)

quintuple, quintuplemente, quintuples
<b>quintuple (qun-)</b><br><i>adj</i> quintuple, fivefold

quintuplicar, quintuplica, quintuplicante, quintuplicara, quintuplicarea, quintuplicate, quintuplicava
<b>quintuplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to quintuplicate

quitantia, quitantias
<i>n</i> receipt (= written acknowledgment of receipt)

quitar, quita, quitante, quitara, quitarea, quitate, quitava
<i>v</i> 1. to acquit (= "to release from a duty or obligation"); 2. to quit, leave

quite, quitemente, quites
<i>adj</i> 1. quit, rid; 2. quits

quixoteria, quixoterias
<b>(kishotera, kihotera)</b><br><i>n</i> quixotry, quixotism

quixotic, quixoticamente, quixotiches
<b>(kisho-, kiho-)</b><br><i>adj</i> quixotic

quixotismo, quixotismos
<b>(kisho-, kiho-)</b><br><i>n</i> quixotism

quo
I. <i>adv</i> 1. whither, where; 2. wherefore; II. <i>conj</i> so that, in order that <hr><b>[quo]</b><br><i>rel pron</i> who, what

quod
<b>[quod]</b><br><i>rel pron</i> that, what <hr><b>[quod]</b><br><i>conj</i> that, because, why

quod erat demonstrandum, q. e. d., qed
<B>quod erat demonstrandum, QED</B><BR>[Math.] <I>quod erat demonstrandum</I>, <I>QED</I>

quomodo
<b>[quomodo] (qu-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. how, in what manner; 2. in the manner that, as<br>(= <b>como</b>)

quot, quotes, quotmente
<b>[quot]</b><br><i>adj</i> how many; as many; each, every

quota, quotas
<i>n</i> 1. quota; 2. dues (= membership fee)

quotar, quota, quotante, quotara, quotarea, quotate, quotava
<i>v</i> [Stock Market] to quote

quotation, quotationes
<i>n</i> [Stock Market] quotation

quotidian, quotidianes, quotidianmente
<b>quotidian</b><br><i>adj</i> daily;<br><b>le vita quotidian</b> everyday life;<br><b>febre quotidian</b> quotidian fever

quotiens
<b>[quotiens] (qu-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. how often, how many times; 2. as often as

quotiente, quotientes
<i>n</i> [Math.] quotient

quotisar, quotisa, quotisante, quotisara, quotisarea, quotisate, quotisava
<i>v</i> to assess (as in "to assess each club member five dollars");<br><b>quotisar se</b> to contribute, chip in; club together

quotisation, quotisationes
<i>n</i> assessment (as in "assessment of each club member")

rab
<b>rab-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

rabbi, rabbis
<i>n</i> Rabbi (as in "Rabbi Ben Ezra")

rabbin, rabbines
<i>n</i> rabbi (as in "the tradition of the rabbis")

rabbinato, rabbinatos
<i>n</i> rabbinate

rabbinic, rabbinicamente, rabbiniches
<i>adj</i> rabbinical

rabbinismo, rabbinismos
<i>n</i> rabbinism (= teachings and tradition of the rabbis)

rabbinista, rabbinistas
<i>n</i> rabbinist

rabiar, rabia, rabiante, rabiara, rabiarea, rabiate, rabiava
<i>v</i> 1. to rage, be in a rage; 2. to go mad, develop rabies

rabide, rabidemente, rabides
<i>adj</i> rabid (1. having rabies; 2. furious, raging)

rabie, rabies
<i>n</i> 1. rabies; 2. rage (= violent anger);<br><b>rabie del (moneta, </b>etc.<b>)</b> passion or mania for (money, etc.)

rabiose, rabiosemente, rabioses
<i>adj</i> 1. mad (as in "mad dog"); 2. furious

racemic, racemicamente, racemiches
<i>adj</i> racemic

racemiforme, racemiformemente, racemiformes
<b>racemiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> racemiform, clustershaped

racemo, racemos
<i>n</i> cluster, <i>also:</i> [Bot.] raceme

racemose, racemosemente, racemoses
<i>adj</i> racemose

racia, racias
<i>n</i> [Biol.] race;<br><b>de racia</b> of good breed or stock

racial, raciales, racialmente
<i>adj</i> racial

racialismo, racialismos
<i>n</i> racialism, racism

racialista, racialistas
<i>n</i> racialist, racist

radar, radares
<i>n</i> [Radio] radar, radiolocator

rader, rade, radente, radera, raderea, radeva, radite, rase
<b>[rad-/ras-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to scrape, scratch; <i>also:</i> to scratch out, erase; 2. to graze, brush (against)

radial, radiales, radialmente
<i>adj</i> radial (1. pertaining to a ray; 2. pertaining to a radius)

radiano, radianos
<i>n</i> [Math.] radian

radiante, radiantemente, radiantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>radiar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> radiant, brilliant, beaming

radiar, radia, radiante, radiara, radiarea, radiate, radiava
<i>v</i> to radiate (= to emit rays)

radiate, radiatemente, radiates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>radiar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> radiate

radiation, radiationes
<i>n</i> radiation (= act of radiating, emitting rays)

radiator, radiatores
<i>n</i> radiator

radical, radicales, radicalmente
<i>adj</i> radical (1. proceeding from the root; 2. reaching or affecting the root; 3. [Pol., Math., etc.]) <hr><i>n</i> radical (1. [Philol.] root; 2. [Pol., Math., etc.])

radicalismo, radicalismos
<i>n</i> radicalism

radicante, radicantemente, radicantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>radicar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Bot.] radicant

radicar, radica, radicante, radicara, radicarea, radicate, radicava
<i>v</i> to take root; <i>also:</i> to grow roots

radication, radicationes
<i>n</i> radication (= process of taking root)

radice, radices
<b>(-ce)</b><br><i>n</i> I. root (1. as in "root of a plant"; 2. source, origin; 3. [Philol.]); II. radish;<br><b>radice quadrate, cubic</b> [Math.] square, cube root

radicella, radicellas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] rootlet, radicel

radicula, radiculas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] radicle

radicular, radiculares, radicularmente
<i>adj</i> radicular

radimento, radimentos
<i>n</i> scraping, scratching, erasing

radio, radios
<i>n</i> I. ray ("ray of light, etc."); II. radius (1. [Anat.]; 2. [Math.]); III. spoke ("spoke of a wheel");<br><b>radio X</b> x-ray <hr><i>n</i> radio (1. wireless telephony and telegraphy; 2. radio receiving set)

radioactive, radioactivemente, radioactives
<b>radioactive</b><br><i>adj</i> radioactive

radioactivitate, radioactivitates
<i>n</i> radioactivity

radioconductor, radioconductores
<b>radioconductor</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] radioconductor

radiodiffunder, radiodiffunde, radiodiffundente, radiodiffundera, radiodiffunderea, radiodiffundeva, radiodiffundite, radiodiffuse
<b>radiodiffunder [-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Radio] to broadcast

radiodiffus
<b>radiodiffus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>radiodiffunder</b>

radiodiffusion, radiodiffusiones
<i>n</i> [Radio] broadcasting

radiodiffusor, radiodiffusores
<i>n</i> [Radio] transmitter

radiofrequentia, radiofrequentias
<b>radiofrequentia</b><br><i>n</i> radiofrequency

radiogramma, radiogrammas
<b>radiogramma</b><br><i>n</i> radiogram (= message transmitted by radio)

radiographia, radiographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> radiography, x-ray photography

radiographic, radiographicamente, radiographiches
<i>adj</i> radiographic

radiographo, radiographos
<b>radiographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> radiograph, x-ray photograph

radiologia, radiologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> radiology

radiologic, radiologicamente, radiologiches
<i>adj</i> radiological

radiologista, radiologistas
<i>n</i> radiologist

radiologo, radiologos
<b>radiologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> radiologist

radiose, radiosemente, radioses
<i>adj</i> radiant (= radiating rays of light)

radiotelegraphia, radiotelegraphias
<b>radiotelegraphia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> radiotelegraphy

radiotelephonia, radiotelephonias
<b>radiotelephonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> radiotelephony

radiotherapia, radiotherapias
<b>radiotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> radiotherapy

radium, radiumes
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> radium

radon, radones
<i>n</i> (r-) [Chem.] radon

raffinamento, raffinamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) refining (sugar, oil, etc.)

raffinar, raffina, raffinante, raffinara, raffinarea, raffinate, raffinava
<i>v</i> to refine (sugar, oil, etc.)

raffinator, raffinatores
<i>n</i> refiner (of sugar, oil, etc.)

raffineria, raffinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> refinery (of sugar, oil, etc.)

rage, rages
<b>(raje)</b><br><i>n</i> rage, violent anger

ragi
<b>ragi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rage</b>

ragiar, ragia, ragiante, ragiara, ragiarea, ragiate, ragiava
<b>(-jar)</b><br><i>v</i> to rage, be in a rage

ragiose, ragiosemente, ragioses
<b>(-jo-)</b><br><i>adj</i> furious

raglan, raglans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> raglan

ragout, ragouts
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> ragout; stew

raid, raids
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> raid

rail, rails
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> rail (= car or railroad track)

railway, railways
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> railway

raja, rajas
<b>[Hind.]</b><br><i>n</i> rajah

ramada, ramadas
<i>n</i> boughs, branches

ramage, ramages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. branches, boughs; 2. branched pattern, flower pattern

ramificar, ramifica, ramificante, ramificara, ramificarea, ramificate, ramificava
<i>v</i> to cause to branch out, ramify;<br><b>ramificar se</b> to branch out, ramify

ramification, ramificationes
<i>n</i> ramification (1. dividing or spreading out into branches or parts; 2. branch, part)

ramo, ramos
<i>n</i> branch, bough

ramose, ramosemente, ramoses
<i>adj</i> branched, ramose

rampa, rampas
<i>n</i> ramp (= sloping surface connecting two different levels)

rampante, rampantemente, rampantes
<i>adj</i> [Her.] rampant

rampar, rampa, rampante, rampara, ramparea, rampate, rampava
<i>v</i> to be rampant

rana, ranas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] frog

ranario, ranarios
<i>n</i> ranarium

rancer, rance, rancente, rancera, rancerea, ranceva, rancite
<i>v</i> to become rancid

ranchero, rancheros
<b>(-tch-)</b><br><i>n</i> rancher, ranchman

rancho, ranchos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. rancho (= rude hut for herdsmen); 2. ranch, ranche

rancide, rancidemente, rancides
<i>adj</i> rancid

ranciditate, ranciditates
<i>n</i> rancidity

rancor, rancores
<i>n</i> rancor

rancorose, rancorosemente, rancoroses
<i>adj</i> rancorous

rangi
<b>rangi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rango</b>

rangiar, rangia, rangiante, rangiara, rangiarea, rangiate, rangiava
<b>(-jar)</b><br><i>v</i> to range (1. to arrange in lines or rows; 2. to place in order)

rango, rangos
<i>n</i> rank (1. [Mil.] row, line; 2. position, grade);<br><b>de alte rango</b> of (high) rank

rani, ranis
<b>[Hind.]</b><br><i>n</i> ranee, rani

ranides, ranideses
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] Ranidae

raniera, ranieras
<i>n</i> froggery, frog pond, place where frogs abound

raniforme, raniformemente, raniformes
<b>raniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> raniform, frog-shaped

ranin, ranines, raninmente
<i>adj</i> ranine (1. [Zool.]; 2. [Anat.]);<br><b>vena ranin</b> ranine vein

ranina, raninas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] ranine vein

ranula, ranulas
<i>n</i> [Med.] ranula

ranunculaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Ranunculaceae

ranunculacee, ranunculaceemente, ranunculacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] ranunculaceous

ranunculo, ranunculos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] ranunculus

rapa, rapas
<i>n</i> turnip (<i>Brassica rapa</i>)

rapace, rapacemente, rapaces
<i>adj</i> rapacious

rapacitate, rapacitates
<i>n</i> rapacity

raper
<b>[rap-/rapt-]</b><br>1. to carry off (by force); 2. to ravish, delight

rapide, rapidemente, rapides
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> rapid;<br><b>traino rapide</b> express train

rapiditate, rapiditates
<i>n</i> rapidity

rapido, rapidos
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. rapid (in a river); 2. express (train)

rapimento, rapimentos
<i>n</i> 1. plunder, ravage; 2. ravishment

rapina, rapinas
<i>n</i> rapine, plunder

rapinar, rapina, rapinante, rapinara, rapinarea, rapinate, rapinava
<i>v</i> to plunder

rapt
<b>rapt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>raper</b>

rapto, raptos
<i>n</i> 1. abduction (= carrying off illegally); 2. rapture

raptor, raptores
<i>n</i> 1. ravager; 2. ravisher

rar, rares, rarmente
<i>adj</i> 1. thin (as in "thin hair, thin grass etc."); 2. rare (= not frequent; <i>also:</i> exceptional, excellent)

rarefacer, rareface, rarefacente, rarefacera, rarefacerea, rarefaceva, rarefacite, rarefacte
<b>rarefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to rarefy (= to make thinner or less dense)

rarefact
<b>rarefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rarefacer</b>

rarefactibile, rarefactibilemente, rarefactibiles
<i>adj</i> rarefiable

rarefaction, rarefactiones
<i>n</i> rarefaction (of gas, air, etc.)

rarefactive, rarefactivemente, rarefactives
<i>adj</i> rarefactive

raritate, raritates
<i>n</i> rarity (1. rareness; 2. rare object, curiosity)

ras
<b>ras-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rader</b>

rasar, rasa, rasante, rasara, rasarea, rasate, rasava
<i>v</i> 1. to shave; 2. to raze

rasorio, rasorios
<i>n</i> razor

raspar, raspa, raspante, raspara, rasparea, raspate, raspava
<i>v</i> 1. to scrape, rasp; 2. to grate (as in "to grate cheese")

raspator, raspatores
<i>n</i> rasp, scraper, grater

raspatura, raspaturas
<i>n</i> (action of) scraping, rasping

rastrellage, rastrellages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act or action of) raking

rastrellar, rastrella, rastrellante, rastrellara, rastrellarea, rastrellate, rastrellava
<i>v</i> to rake (leaves, the soil, etc.)

rastrellator, rastrellatores
<i>n</i> raker (of hay, etc.)

rastrello, rastrellos
<i>n</i> garden rake, etc.

rastro, rastros
<i>n</i> garden rake, etc.

rasura, rasuras
<i>n</i> 1. shave, shaving; 2. erasure

rata, ratas
<i>n</i> rate (as in "at the rate of");<br><b>pro rata</b> <i>pro rata</i>, proportionally

rate, ratemente, rates
<i>n</i> raft (= float)<hr><i>adj</i> [Law] ratified, averred

ratificar, ratifica, ratificante, ratificara, ratificarea, ratificate, ratificava
<i>v</i> to ratify

ratification, ratificationes
<i>n</i> ratification

ratificator, ratificatores
<i>n</i> ratifier

ratio
<b>ratio-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ration</b>

ratiocinar, ratiocina, ratiocinante, ratiocinara, ratiocinarea, ratiocinate, ratiocinava
<i>v</i> to ratiocinate

ratiocination, ratiocinationes
<i>n</i> ratiocination

ratiocinative, ratiocinativemente, ratiocinatives
<i>adj</i> ratiocinative

ration, rationes
<i>n</i> I. reason (1. reasoning faculty; 2. as in "reason for, why," etc.); II. [Math.] ratio; III. ration;<br><b>haber ration</b> to be right;<br><b>con ration</b> rightly;<br><b>ration social</b> name (of a firm);<br><b>ration de stato</b> reason of state;<br><b>a ration de (un dollar le hora)</b> at the rate of (a dollar an hour)

rationabile, rationabilemente, rationabiles
<i>adj</i> reasonable (1. endowed with reason; 2. conformable to reason)

rational, rationales, rationalmente
<i>adj</i> rational (1. endowed with reason; 2. conformable to reason, reasonable; 3. based on reasoning; 4. [Math.]) <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] rational (= breastplate of the Jewish high priest)

rationalisar, rationalisa, rationalisante, rationalisara, rationalisarea, rationalisate, rationalisava
<i>v</i> to rationalize (1. to bring into agreement with reason; 2. [Technol.]; 3. [Psychol.])

rationalisation, rationalisationes
<i>n</i> rationalization; <i>also:</i> [Technol.], [Psychol.]

rationalismo, rationalismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] rationalism

rationalista, rationalistas
<i>n</i> rationalist

rationalitate, rationalitates
<i>n</i> rationality (1. quality of being rational or endowed with reason; 2. quality of being reasonable or conformable to reason)

rationamento, rationamentos
<i>n</i> 1. reasoning; 2. rationing

rationar, rationa, rationante, rationara, rationarea, rationate, rationava
<i>v</i> 1. to reason (= to use the faculty of reasoning); 2. to ration (= to allot in rations)

rationate, rationatemente, rationates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>rationar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> rational (= based on reasoning)

rationator, rationatores
<i>n</i> reasoner

rattero, ratteros
<i>n</i> ratter, ratcatcher

rattiera, rattieras
<i>n</i> rattrap

ratto, rattos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] rat

rauc, raucamente, rauches
<i>adj</i> hoarse, raucous

raucitate, raucitates
<i>n</i> hoarseness, raucousness

ravina, ravinas
<i>n</i> ravine

ravioli
<i>npl</i> [Cookery] ravioli

rayon, rayons
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> rayon

razzia, razzias
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> raid, razzia (1. foray, incursion; 2. police raid)

razziar, razzia, razziante, razziara, razziarea, razziate, razziava
<i>v</i> to raid

razziator, razziatores
<i>n</i> raider

re, res
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] re; 2. [Mus.] (the note) D<hr><b>[re]</b><br>1. <i>n</i> thing, affair, matter; 2. <i>prep</i> regarding, about, of, on, concerning <hr><b>re-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with verbs; also in connection with verbal suffixes] re- (1. back, backwards; 2. again)

reabsorber, reabsorbe, reabsorbente, reabsorbera, reabsorberea, reabsorbeva, reabsorbite, reabsorpte
<b>[-sorb-/-sorpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reabsorb

reabsorption, reabsorptiones
<i>n</i> reabsorption

react
<b>react-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reager</b>

reaction, reactiones
<i>n</i> reaction;<br><b>reaction in catena</b> chain reaction

reactionari, reactionarimente, reactionaris
<i>adj</i> reactionary

reactionismo, reactionismos
<i>n</i> reactionism

reactionista, reactionistas
<i>n</i> reactionist

reactivo, reactivos
<i>n</i> reagent

reactor, reactores
<i>n</i> reagent; <i>also:</i> [Atomic Phys.] reactor

readjustamento, readjustamentos
<i>n</i> readjustment

readjustar, readjusta, readjustante, readjustara, readjustarea, readjustate, readjustava
<i>v</i> to readjust

readjustator, readjustatores
<i>n</i> readjuster

readmission, readmissiones
<i>n</i> readmission

readmitter, readmisse, readmitte, readmittente, readmittera, readmitterea, readmitteva, readmittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to readmit

reaffirmar, reaffirma, reaffirmante, reaffirmara, reaffirmarea, reaffirmate, reaffirmava
<i>v</i> to reaffirm

reagente, reagentes
<i>n</i> reagent

reager, reacte, reage, reagente, reagera, reagerea, reageva, reagite
<b>[-ag-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> to react;<br><b>reager super</b> to react upon;<br><b>reager contra</b> to react against

real, reales, realmente
<i>adj</i> real (1. actually existing; 2. pertaining to immovable property)

realisabile, realisabilemente, realisabiles
<i>adj</i> realizable

realisar, realisa, realisante, realisara, realisarea, realisate, realisava
<i>v</i> to realize (1. to make real; 2. to convert into actual money)

realisation, realisationes
<i>n</i> realization (1. act or process of converting something hoped for, aimed at, etc., into reality; 2. act or process of converting property into money)

realismo, realismos
<i>n</i> realism (1. [Philos.]; 2. [Art., Lit.])

realista, realistas
<i>n</i> realist

realistic, realisticamente, realistiches
<i>adj</i> realistic

realitate, realitates
<i>n</i> reality;<br><b>in realitate</b> in reality

realtiar, realtia, realtiante, realtiara, realtiarea, realtiate, realtiava
<i>v</i> to raise, lift up

reanimar, reanima, reanimante, reanimara, reanimarea, reanimate, reanimava
<i>v</i> to revive, reanimate

reaperir, reaperi, reaperiente, reaperira, reaperirea, reaperite, reaperiva, reaperte
<b>[-per-/-pert-]</b><br><i>v</i> to open again, reopen

reapertura, reaperturas
<i>n</i> reopening

reapparer, reappare, reapparente, reapparera, reapparerea, reappareva, reapparite
<i>v</i> to reappear

reapparition, reapparitiones
<i>n</i> reappearance

rearmamento, rearmamentos
<i>n</i> rearmament

rearmar, rearma, rearmante, rearmara, rearmarea, rearmate, rearmava
<i>v</i> to rearm

reassecurantia, reassecurantias
<i>n</i> 1. reinsurance; 2. reassurance

reassecurar, reassecura, reassecurante, reassecurara, reassecurarea, reassecurate, reassecurava
<i>v</i> 1. reassure (= to restore one's confidence); 2. [Com.] to reinsure

reassemblar, reassembla, reassemblante, reassemblara, reassemblarea, reassemblate, reassemblava
<i>v</i> to reassemble

reassumer, reassume, reassumente, reassumera, reassumerea, reassumeva, reassumite
<i>v</i> to reassume

reattaccamento, reattaccamentos
<i>n</i> reattachment, reattaching

reattaccar, reattacca, reattaccante, reattaccara, reattaccarea, reattaccate, reattaccava
<i>v</i> to attack, assail, again<hr><i>v</i> to attach, fasten, again; to reattach

reavivar, reaviva, reavivante, reavivara, reavivarea, reavivate, reavivava
<i>v</i> to revive, enliven, quicken

rebaptisar, rebaptisa, rebaptisante, rebaptisara, rebaptisarea, rebaptisate, rebaptisava
<i>v</i> to rebaptize

rebaptismo, rebaptismos
<i>n</i> rebaptism

rebatter, rebatte, rebattente, rebattera, rebatterea, rebatteva, rebattite
<i>v</i> 1. to beat again; 2. to beat back, repel

rebellar, rebella, rebellante, rebellara, rebellarea, rebellate, rebellava
<i>v</i> to stir up to rebellion;<br><b>rebellar se</b> to rebel

rebelle, rebellemente, rebelles
<i>adj</i> rebellious

rebellion, rebelliones
<i>n</i> rebellion

rebello, rebellos
<i>n</i> rebel

rebus, rebuses
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> rebus

recader, recade, recadente, recadera, recaderea, recadeva, recadite
<i>v</i> to fall back or down again, to relapse

recadita, recaditas
<i>n</i> relapse

recalcitrante, recalcitrantemente, recalcitrantes
<i>adj</i> recalcitrant

recalcitrar, recalcitra, recalcitrante, recalcitrara, recalcitrarea, recalcitrate, recalcitrava
<i>v</i> to recalcitrate

recalcitration, recalcitrationes
<i>n</i> recalcitration

recantar, recanta, recantante, recantara, recantarea, recantate, recantava
<i>v</i> 1. to sing again; 2. to recant (= to withdraw; retract)

recantation, recantationes
<i>n</i> recantation

recapitular, recapitula, recapitulante, recapitulara, recapitularea, recapitulate, recapitulava
<i>v</i> to recapitulate

recapitulation, recapitulationes
<i>n</i> recapitulation

recapturar, recaptura, recapturante, recapturara, recapturarea, recapturate, recapturava
<i>v</i> to recapture

receder, recede, recedente, recedera, recederea, recedeva, recedite, recesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to recede (= to retreat, retire)

recens
<b>recens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>recenser</b>

recensente, recensentes
<i>n</i> reviewer, critic

recenser, recense, recensente, recensera, recenserea, recenseva, recensite
<b>[-cens-/-cens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to review (as in "to review a book")

recension, recensiones
<i>n</i> 1. recension (= critical revision of a text); 2. review (= book review, etc.)

recente, recentemente, recentes
<i>adj</i> recent

recept
<b>recept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reciper</b>

recepta, receptas
<i>n</i> I. [Com.] receipts; II. receipt (1. written acknowledgment of receipt; 2. recipe); III. [Med.] prescription

receptaculo, receptaculos
<i>n</i> receptacle (1. container, vessel, etc.; 2. [Bot.])

receptar, recepta, receptante, receptara, receptarea, receptate, receptava
<i>v</i> to receive (stolen goods)

receptator, receptatores
<i>n</i> receiver (of stolen goods), fence

reception, receptiones
<i>n</i> reception; <i>also:</i> receipt;<br><b>accusar reception de</b> to acknowledge receipt of

receptive, receptivemente, receptives
<i>adj</i> receptive

receptivitate, receptivitates
<i>n</i> receptivity

receptor, receptores
<i>n</i> receiver (1. one who receives; <i>also:</i> [Fin., etc.] collector; 2. [Teleph., Radio, etc.] receiving apparatus)

recerca, recercas
<i>n</i> search, investigation; <i>also:</i> research, research work

recercar, recerca, recercante, recercara, recercarea, recercate, recercava
<i>v</i> to search, investigate; <i>also:</i> to research, make researches

recercator, recercatores
<i>n</i> searcher, investigator; <i>also:</i> researcher, research worker

recess
<b>recess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>receder</b>

recession, recessiones
<i>n</i> recession, withdrawal

recessive, recessivemente, recessives
<i>adj</i> recessive; <i>also:</i> [Biol.]

recesso, recessos
<i>n</i> recess (1. act of retiring; 2. place of retirement)

reciper, recepte, recipe, recipera, reciperea, recipeva, recipiente, recipite
<b>[-cip-/-cept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to receive

recipiente, recipientemente, recipientes
<i>adj</i> recipient <hr><i>n</i> 1. [Chem.] receiver; 2. container

reciproc, reciprocamente, reciproches
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> reciprocal

reciprocar, reciproca, reciprocante, reciprocara, reciprocarea, reciprocate, reciprocava
<i>v</i> to reciprocate

reciprocation, reciprocationes
<i>n</i> reciprocation

reciprocitate, reciprocitates
<i>n</i> reciprocity

recital, recitals
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] recital

recitar, recita, recitante, recitara, recitarea, recitate, recitava
<i>v</i> to recite (1. to repeat from memory; 2. to recount)

recitation, recitationes
<i>n</i> recitation (1. repetition from memory; 2. recountal)

recitative, recitativemente, recitatives
<i>adj</i> recitative

recitativo, recitativos
<i>n</i> recitative

reclamabile, reclamabilemente, reclamabiles
<i>adj</i> claimable

reclamar, reclama, reclamante, reclamara, reclamarea, reclamate, reclamava
<i>v</i> to claim (= to demand as one's due);<br><b>reclamar contra</b> to protest against

reclamation, reclamationes
<i>n</i> 1. protest; 2. claim (= demand for something due)

reclamator, reclamatores
<i>n</i> claimant

reclamo, reclamos
<i>n</i> 1. [Print.] catchword; 2. advertising, publicity;<br><b>facer le reclamo pro un cosa</b> to advertise, make publicity for, something

reclinar, reclina, reclinante, reclinara, reclinarea, reclinate, reclinava
<i>v</i> to recline (as in "to recline one's head")

recluder, reclude, recludente, recludera, recluderea, recludeva, recludite, recluse
<b>[-clud-/-clus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to shut up, seclude

reclus
<b>reclus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>recluder</b>

recluse, reclusemente, recluses
<i>adj</i> recluse, secluded

reclusion, reclusiones
<i>n</i> seclusion, retirement

recluso, reclusos
<i>n</i> recluse

recocer, recoce, recocente, recocera, recocerea, recoceva, recocite
<i>v</i> 1. to cook again; 2. to temper (steel, glass, clay etc.)

recognit
<b>recognit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>recognoscer</b>

recognition, recognitiones
<i>n</i> recognition (= identification of something previously known)

recognoscentia, recognoscentias
<i>n</i> I. reconnaissance; II. recognition (1. identification of something previously known; 2. acknowledgment, avowal; 3. appreciation)

recognoscer, recognite, recognosce, recognoscente, recognoscera, recognoscerea, recognosceva, recognoscite
<b>[-gnosc-/-gnit-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to recognize (1. to identify as known before; 2. to acknowledge the validity or existence of; <i>also:</i> to appreciate); II. to reconnoiter, make reconnaissance of

recognoscibile, recognoscibilemente, recognoscibiles
<i>adj</i> recognizable

recolar, recola, recolante, recolara, recolarea, recolate, recolava
<i>v</i> to strain again, filter again

recollection, recollectiones
<i>n</i> recollection (= recollecting oneself in prayer etc.)

recolliger, recollecte, recollige, recolligente, recolligera, recolligerea, recolligeva, recolligite
<b>[-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to collect (= to make a collection of); 2. to gather harvest; 3. to take in, shelter;<br><b>recolliger se</b> to recollect oneself

recolligimento, recolligimentos
<i>n</i> meditation, recollection

recolta, recoltas
<i>n</i> harvest, crop(s)

recoltar, recolta, recoltante, recoltara, recoltarea, recoltate, recoltava
<i>v</i> to harvest, reap, gather in

recomenciamento, recomenciamentos
<i>n</i> recommencement

recomenciar, recomencia, recomenciante, recomenciara, recomenciarea, recomenciate, recomenciava
<i>v</i> to begin again, recommence

recommendabile, recommendabilemente, recommendabiles
<i>adj</i> recommendable

recommendar, recommenda, recommendante, recommendara, recommendarea, recommendate, recommendava
<i>v</i> to recommend;<br><b>recommendar a (un persona) de (facer un cosa)</b> to advise (someone) to (do something)

recommendation, recommendationes
<i>n</i> recommendation

recompensa, recompensas
<i>n</i> recompense (1. reward; 2. compensation);<br><b>in recompensa de</b> as a reward, in return, for

recompensar, recompensa, recompensante, recompensara, recompensarea, recompensate, recompensava
<i>v</i> to recompense (1. to compensate; 2. to repay, as by rewarding or punishing);<br><b>recompensar de</b> to recompense for

recompensator, recompensatores
<i>n</i> one who recompenses, recompenser

recomponer, recompone, recomponente, recomponera, recomponerea, recomponeva, recomponite, recomposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to recompose (= to compose again, to recombine, to rearrange);<br><b>recomponer un cabinetto</b> to recompose, reshuffle, a cabinet

recomposit
<b>recomposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>recomponer</b>

recomposition, recompositiones
<i>n</i> recomposition

reconciliabile, reconciliabilemente, reconciliabiles
<i>adj</i> reconcilable

reconciliar, reconcilia, reconciliante, reconciliara, reconciliarea, reconciliate, reconciliava
<i>v</i> to reconcile

reconciliation, reconciliationes
<i>n</i> reconciliation

reconciliatori, reconciliatorimente, reconciliatoris
<i>adj</i> reconciliatory

reconducer, reconduce, reconducente, reconducera, reconducerea, reconduceva, reconducite
<i>v</i> to conduct back, reconduct

reconfortar, reconforta, reconfortante, reconfortara, reconfortarea, reconfortate, reconfortava
<i>v</i> 1. to strengthen, fortify (again); 2. to comfort, console (again)

reconsiderar, reconsiderares
<i>n</i> to reconsider, consider anew

reconstituer, reconstitue, reconstituente, reconstituera, reconstituerea, reconstitueva, reconstituite, reconstitute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reconstitute

reconstitution, reconstitutiones
<i>n</i> reconstitution

reconstruction, reconstructiones
<i>n</i> reconstruction

reconstruer, reconstructe, reconstrue, reconstruente, reconstruera, reconstruerea, reconstrueva, reconstruite
<b>[-stru-/-struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reconstruct

recoperir, recoperi, recoperiente, recoperira, recoperirea, recoperite, recoperiva
<i>v</i> to recover (= to cover again)

record, records
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> record (= the best yet done);<br><b>batter le record</b> to beat the record

recordar, recorda, recordante, recordara, recordarea, recordate, recordava
<i>v</i> to remind;<br><b>recordar un cosa a un persona</b> to remind someone of something

recovrabile, recovrabilemente, recovrabiles
<i>adj</i> recoverable

recovrar, recovra, recovrante, recovrara, recovrarea, recovrate, recovrava
<i>v</i> to recover (= to get back, regain);<br><b>recovrar le sanitate</b> to recover one's health

recovrator, recovratores
<i>n</i> recoverer

recrear, recrea, recreante, recreara, recrearea, recreate, recreava
<i>v</i> 1. to re-create, create anew; 2. to recreate, give fresh life to

recreation, recreationes
<i>n</i> 1. re-creation, creating anew; 2. recreation (= refreshment of strength and spirits)

recreative, recreativemente, recreatives
<i>adj</i> recreative

recrescer, recresce, recrescente, recrescera, recrescerea, recresceva, recrescite
<i>v</i> to grow again

recriminar, recrimina, recriminante, recriminara, recriminarea, recriminate, recriminava
<i>v</i> to recriminate

recrimination, recriminationes
<i>n</i> recrimination

recriminator, recriminatores
<i>n</i> recriminator

recriminatori, recriminatorimente, recriminatoris
<i>adj</i> recriminatory

recrudescente, recrudescentemente, recrudescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>recrudescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> recrudescent

recrudescentia, recrudescentias
<i>n</i> recrudescence

recrudescer, recrudesce, recrudescente, recrudescera, recrudescerea, recrudesceva, recrudescite
<i>v</i> to break out again, recrudesce

recruta, recrutas
<i>n</i> 1. recruiting, recruitment; <i>also:</i> levy; 2. recruit

recrutamento, recrutamentos
<i>n</i> recruitment

recrutar, recruta, recrutante, recrutara, recrutarea, recrutate, recrutava
<i>v</i> to recruit

recrutator, recrutatores
<i>n</i> recruiter

rect
<b>rect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reger</b>

rectal, rectales, rectalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] rectal

rectangular, rectangulares, rectangularmente
<i>adj</i> rectangular

rectangule, rectangulemente, rectangules
<b>rectangule</b><br><i>adj</i> right-angled, rectangular

rectangulo, rectangulos
<b>(-ngulo)</b><br><i>n</i> rectangle

recte, rectemente, rectes
<i>adj</i> straight (1. not curved or bent; 2. honest, upright);<br><b>angulo recte</b> right angle

rectificabile, rectificabilemente, rectificabiles
<i>adj</i> rectifiable

rectificar, rectifica, rectificante, rectificara, rectificarea, rectificate, rectificava
<i>v</i> to rectify (1. to set right by adjustment or calculation; 2. [Chem.])

rectification, rectificationes
<i>n</i> rectification

rectificator, rectificatores
<i>n</i> rectifier

rectilinee, rectilineemente, rectilinees
<b>rectilinee</b><br><i>adj</i> rectilinear

rectitude, rectitudes
<i>n</i> 1. straightness (= quality or fact of being straight, not bent or curved); 2. rectitude

recto, rectos
<i>n</i> 1. [Print.] recto; 2. [Anat.] rectum

rector, rectores
<i>n</i> rector, director, chief, ruler, etc.

rectoral, rectorales, rectoralmente
<i>adj</i> rectorial

rectorato, rectoratos
<i>n</i> rectorate

reculamento, reculamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) recoiling, drawing back

recular, recula, reculante, reculara, recularea, reculate, reculava
<i>v</i> I. to back (= to move or draw back); II. to recoil (1. to retreat; 2. to shrink back; 3. to rebound after impact or discharge)

recuperabile, recuperabilemente, recuperabiles
<i>adj</i> recoverable

recuperar, recupera, recuperante, recuperara, recuperarea, recuperate, recuperava
<i>v</i> to recover (1. to get back again; 2. to recoup, make up for);<br><b>recuperar se (de un perdita)</b> to recoup oneself (for a loss), recuperate (from a loss)

recuperation, recuperationes
<i>n</i> recuperation

recuperator, recuperatores
<i>n</i> recuperator

recurrente, recurrentemente, recurrentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>recurrer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> recurrent (1. returning periodically or from time to time; 2. [Anat.])

recurrentia, recurrentias
<i>n</i> recurrence (= periodical return; frequent occurrence)

recurrer, recurre, recurrente, recurrera, recurrerea, recurreva, recurrite, recurse
<b>[-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to run again; 2. to resort, have recourse

recurs
<b>recurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>recurrer</b>

recurso, recursos
<i>n</i> 1. recourse; 2. [Law] appeal

recurvar, recurva, recurvante, recurvara, recurvarea, recurvate, recurvava
<i>v</i> 1. to curve again; 2. to bend back

recusabile, recusabilemente, recusabiles
<i>adj</i> [Law] challengeable, exceptionable

recusar, recusa, recusante, recusara, recusarea, recusate, recusava
<i>v</i> [Law] to reject, object to; to challenge

redact
<b>redact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rediger</b>

redaction, redactiones
<i>n</i> 1. redaction (= act of drafting, finished draft); 2. editorial staff

redactor, redactores
<i>n</i> 1. redactor (= one who draws up a document, speech, etc.); 2. [Journ.] editor

redempt
<b>redempt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>redimer</b>

redemption, redemptiones
<i>n</i> redemption; <i>also:</i> ransom

redemptive, redemptivemente, redemptives
<i>adj</i> redemptive, redeeming

redemptor, redemptores
<i>n</i> 1. redeemer; 2. Redeemer

redente, redentes
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] redan

redescender, redescende, redescendente, redescendera, redescenderea, redescendeva, redescendite
<i>v</i> to redescend

rediger, redacte, redige, redigente, redigera, redigerea, redigeva, redigite
<b>[-ig-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to draw up (a document, speech, etc.); 2. [Journ.] to edit

redimer, redempte, redime, redimente, redimera, redimerea, redimeva, redimite
<b>[-im-/-empt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to redeem (1. to buy back; 2. to clear of charges, obligations, etc.; 3. to ransom, liberate; 4. [Theol.])

redimibile, redimibilemente, redimibiles
<i>adj</i> redeemable

redingote, redingotes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> frock coat

redolente, redolentemente, redolentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>redoler</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> redolent

redolentia, redolentias
<i>n</i> redolence, redolency

redoler, redole, redolente, redolera, redolerea, redoleva, redolite
<i>v</i> to smell (of), be redolent (of)

reducer, reduce, reducente, reducera, reducerea, reduceva, reducite, reducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reduce (1. to cut down, diminish; 2. [Surg.]; 3. [Chem.] to deoxidize);<br><b>reducer un persona al silentio</b> to reduce someone to silence;<br><b>reducer a pulvere</b> to reduce to dust;<br><b>reducer fractiones al mesme denominator</b> to reduce fractions to a common denominator

reducibile, reducibilemente, reducibiles
<i>adj</i> reducible

reducibilitate, reducibilitates
<i>n</i> reducibility

reduct
<b>reduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reducer</b>

reduction, reductiones
<i>n</i> reduction (1. diminution, cutting down; 2. copy made on a smaller scale; 3. [Surg.]; 4. [Chem.]; 5. [Arith.])

reductive, reductivemente, reductives
<i>adj</i> reductive (= tending to reduce)

reducto, reductos
<i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] redoubt; 2. casino (= building used for social meetings, gambling, etc.)

reductor, reductores
<i>n</i> reducer (1. one who reduces or cuts down; 2. [Chem.] reducing agent)

redundante, redundantemente, redundantes
<i>adj</i> redundant

redundantia, redundantias
<i>n</i> redundancy, redundance

redundar, redunda, redundante, redundara, redundarea, redundate, redundava
<i>v</i> 1. to be in excess, to superabound; 2. to redound

reduplamento, reduplamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) redoubling

reduplar, redupla, reduplante, reduplara, reduplarea, reduplate, reduplava
<i>v</i> to redouble (1. as in "to redouble one's efforts"; 2. to become more intense)

reduplicar, reduplica, reduplicante, reduplicara, reduplicarea, reduplicate, reduplicava
<i>v</i> to reduplicate (1. to redouble; 2. [Gram.])

reduplication, reduplicationes
<i>n</i> [Gram.] reduplication

reduplicative, reduplicativemente, reduplicatives
<i>adj</i> reduplicative

reedificar, reedifica, reedificante, reedificara, reedificarea, reedificate, reedificava
<i>v</i> to rebuild

reedification, reedificationes
<i>n</i> rebuilding

reelection, reelectiones
<i>n</i> re-election

reeliger, reelecte, reelige, reeligente, reeligera, reeligerea, reeligeva, reeligite
<b>[-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to re-elect

reeligibile, reeligibilemente, reeligibiles
<i>adj</i> re-eligible

reemplear, reemplea, reempleante, reempleara, reemplearea, reempleate, reempleava
<i>v</i> to reemploy, employ again

reexpedir, reexpedi, reexpediente, reexpedira, reexpedirea, reexpedite, reexpediva
<i>v</i> to send on, forward

reexpedition, reexpeditiones
<i>n</i> sending on, forwarding

reexportar, reexporta, reexportante, reexportara, reexportarea, reexportate, reexportava
<i>v</i> to reexport

reexportation, reexportationes
<i>n</i> reexportation

refacer, reface, refacente, refacera, refacerea, refaceva, refacite, refacte
<b>[-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to do or make again; 2. to repair, restore;<br><b>refacer se</b> to recover (one's health)

refact
<b>refact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>refacer</b>

refaction, refactiones
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) doing or making again; 2. repair, (act or process of) repairing

refect
<b>refect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>refic-</b>

refection, refectiones
<i>n</i> refreshment, refection

refectorio, refectorios
<i>n</i> refectory

referendario, referendarios
<i>n</i> referendary

referendum, referendumes
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> referendum (1. [Pol.]; 2. [Dipl.])

referentia, referentias
<i>n</i> reference (1. as in "reference work"; 2. "letter of reference")

referer, refere, referente, referera, refererea, refereva, referite, relate
<b>[-fer-/-lat-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to report, relate; 2. to refer (= to attribute, ascribe);<br><b>referer se a</b> to refer to (1. to have recourse to for information, etc.; 2. to make an allusion or reference to; 3. to be related to, have reference to)

refic
<b>refic- [-fic-/-fect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

reflecter, reflecte, reflectente, reflectera, reflecterea, reflecteva, reflectite, reflexe
<b>[-flect-/-flex-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reflect (1. to throw or cast back; 2. to ponder);<br><b>reflecter se in</b> to be reflected in

reflector, reflectores
<i>n</i> [Opt.] reflector; <i>also:</i> [Atomic Phys.]

reflex
<b>reflex-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reflecter</b>

reflexe, reflexemente, reflexes
<i>adj</i> reflex (1. reflective; 2. [Physiol.])

reflexibile, reflexibilemente, reflexibiles
<i>adj</i> reflexible

reflexibilitate, reflexibilitates
<i>n</i> reflexibility

reflexion, reflexiones
<i>n</i> reflection, reflexion (1. [Opt.; Acous.]; 2. mental consideration, contemplation)

reflexive, reflexives
<i>n</i> reflective (1. as in "reflective surface"; 2. as in "reflective person");<br><b>verbo reflexive</b> [Gram.] reflexive verb

reflexo, reflexos
<i>n</i> reflex (1. mirrored image; likeness, copy; 2. [Physiol.])

refluer, reflue, refluente, refluera, refluerea, reflueva, refluite, refluxe
<b>[-flu-/-flux-]</b><br><i>v</i> to flow back; <i>also:</i> to ebb

reflux
<b>reflux-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>refluer</b>

refluxo, refluxos
<i>n</i> reflux; <i>also:</i> ebb, ebb-tide;<br><b>fluxo e refluxo</b> flux and reflux, ebb and flow

reforestar, reforesta, reforestante, reforestara, reforestarea, reforestate, reforestava
<i>v</i> to reforest

reforestation, reforestationes
<i>n</i> reforestation

reforma, reformas
<i>n</i> 1. reform; 2. [Eccl. Hist.] Reformation

reformabile, reformabilemente, reformabiles
<i>adj</i> reformable

reformar, reforma, reformante, reformara, reformarea, reformate, reformava
<i>v</i> to reform (1. to form a second time; 2. to convert into better form)

reformate, reformatemente, reformates
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>reformar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> reformed; <i>also:</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Reformed

reformation, reformationes
<i>n</i> reformation; <i>also:</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Reformation

reformative, reformativemente, reformatives
<i>adj</i> reformative

reformator, reformatores
<i>n</i> reformer; <i>also:</i> [Eccl. Hist.]

reformismo, reformismos
<i>n</i> reformism

reformista, reformistas
<i>n</i> reformist

refract
<b>refract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>refranger</b>

refractar, refracta, refractante, refractara, refractarea, refractate, refractava
<i>v</i> to refract

refractari, refractarimente, refractaris
<i>adj</i> refractory

refraction, refractiones
<i>n</i> refraction

refractive, refractivemente, refractives
<i>adj</i> refractive

refractivitate, refractivitates
<i>n</i> refractivity

refractor, refractores
<i>n</i> refractor

refractori, refractorimente, refractoris
<i>adj</i> refractory

refrain, refrains
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> refrain (= burden of a poem)

refranger, refracte, refrange, refrangente, refrangera, refrangerea, refrangeva, refrangite
<b>[-frang-/-fract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to refract

refrangibile, refrangibilemente, refrangibiles
<i>adj</i> refrangible

refrangibilitate, refrangibilitates
<i>n</i> refrangibility

refrenar, refrena, refrenante, refrenara, refrenarea, refrenate, refrenava
<i>v</i> to bridle; <i>also:</i> to restrain, hold back

refrescamento, refrescamentos
<i>n</i> refreshment (= restoration of strength, vigor, etc.)

refrescar, refresca, refrescante, refrescara, refrescarea, refrescate, refrescava
<i>v</i> 1. to cool (= to make or become cool in temperature); 2. to refresh, renew;<br><b>refrescar se</b> to refresh oneself (by means of refreshments, rest, etc.);<br><b>refrescar le memoria de un persona</b> to refresh someone's memory

refrigerante, refrigerantemente, refrigerantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>refrigerar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> refrigerant <hr><i>n</i> I. refrigerant (1. [Med.]; 2. substance used in refrigeration); II. refrigeratory, condenser

refrigerar, refrigera, refrigerante, refrigerara, refrigerarea, refrigerate, refrigerava
<i>v</i> to chill, refrigerate

refrigeration, refrigerationes
<i>n</i> refrigeration

refrigerative, refrigerativemente, refrigeratives
<i>adj</i> refrigerative

refrigerativo, refrigerativos
<i>n</i> [Med.] refrigerant

refrigerator, refrigeratores
<i>n</i> refrigerator

refrigeratori, refrigeratorimente, refrigeratoris
<i>adj</i> refrigeratory

refrigidar, refrigida, refrigidante, refrigidara, refrigidarea, refrigidate, refrigidava
<i>v</i> 1. to cool, chill; 2. to cool off, become cold

refugiar, refugia, refugiante, refugiara, refugiarea, refugiate, refugiava
<i>v</i> to give refuge;<br><b>refugiar se</b> to take refuge

refugiato, refugiatos
<i>n</i> refugee

refugio, refugios
<i>n</i> refuge

refugir, refugi, refugiente, refugira, refugirea, refugite, refugiva
<i>v</i> 1. to flee back; 2. to flee again

refulgente, refulgentemente, refulgentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>refulger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> refulgent

refulgentia, refulgentias
<i>n</i> refulgence, refulgency

refulger, refulge, refulgente, refulgera, refulgerea, refulgeva, refulgite
<i>v</i> to flash back, reflect

refunder, refunde, refundente, refundera, refunderea, refundeva, refundite, refuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Metal.] to recast, refound

refus
<b>refus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>refunder</b>

refusa, refusas
<i>n</i> refusal

refusar, refusa, refusante, refusara, refusarea, refusate, refusava
<i>v</i> to refuse

refusion, refusiones
<i>n</i> [Metal.] recast

refutabile, refutabilemente, refutabiles
<i>adj</i> refutable

refutar, refuta, refutante, refutara, refutarea, refutate, refutava
<i>v</i> to refute

refutation, refutationes
<i>n</i> refutation

regal, regales, regalmente
<i>adj</i> regal, royal <hr><i>n</i> royal right or privilege;<br><b>regales</b> regalia, regalities

regalamento, regalamentos
<i>n</i> regaling, regalement

regalar, regala, regalante, regalara, regalarea, regalate, regalava
<i>v</i> to regale (= to treat, entertain);<br><b>regalar se</b> to feast (= to eat sumptuously)

regalitate, regalitates
<i>n</i> regality (= royalty, kingship)

regalo, regalos
<i>n</i> 1. feast, banquet; 2. treat, refreshment

reganiar, regania, reganiante, reganiara, reganiarea, reganiate, reganiava
<i>v</i> to win back, regain

regata, regatas
<i>n</i> regatta, boat race

rege, reges
<i>n</i> king

regenerar, regenera, regenerante, regenerara, regenerarea, regenerate, regenerava
<i>v</i> to regenerate

regeneration, regenerationes
<i>n</i> regeneration

regenerative, regenerativemente, regeneratives
<i>adj</i> regenerative

regentar, regenta, regentante, regentara, regentarea, regentate, regentava
<i>v</i> 1. to teach, give (a class, course, etc.); 2. to rule, direct (as or like a regent)

regente, regentes
<i>n</i> regent (1. as in "prince regent"; 2. as in "university regent")

regentia, regentias
<i>n</i> [Gov.] regency, regentship

reger, recte, rege, regente, regera, regerea, regeva, regite
<b>[reg-/rect-;-rig-/-rect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to govern (1. to direct, control; 2. [Gram.])

regicida, regicidas
<b>regicida</b><br><i>n</i> regicide (= one who kills a king)

regicidio, regicidios
<b>regicidio</b><br><i>n</i> regicide (= act of killing a king)

regime, regimes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. regime; 2. [Med.] regimen

regimental, regimentales, regimentalmente
<i>adj</i> regimental

regimento, regimentos
<i>n</i> 1. regime (= system of government); 2. [Mil.] regiment

regina, reginas
<i>n</i> queen

region, regiones
<i>n</i> region

regional, regionales, regionalmente
<i>adj</i> regional

regionalismo, regionalismos
<i>n</i> regionalism

regionalista, regionalistas
<i>n</i> regionalist

registrar, registra, registrante, registrara, registrarea, registrate, registrava
<i>v</i> to register (= to record in writing)

registration, registrationes
<i>n</i> registration (= act of recording in writing)

registrator, registratores
<i>n</i> registerer, recorder; <i>also:</i> registrar;<br><b>(apparato) registrator</b> [Technol.] recorder

registro, registros
<i>n</i> register (1. record of regular entries; 2. organ stop; 3. "register of a voice, an instrument"; 4. "register of a furnace, etc."; <i>also:</i> damper; 5. [Print.])

regnante, regnantemente, regnantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>regnar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> regnant (1. as in "queen regnant"; 2. prevalent)

regnar, regna, regnante, regnara, regnarea, regnate, regnava
<i>v</i> to reign

regnicola, regnicolas
<b>regnicola (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> citizen, national, subject (of a country)

regno, regnos
<i>n</i> 1. reign; 2. kingdom, realm;<br><b>le regno vegetal</b> the vegetable kingdom;<br><b>le regno animal</b> the animal kingdom;<br><b>le regno mineral</b> the mineral kingdom

regratiar, regratia, regratiante, regratiara, regratiarea, regratiate, regratiava
<i>v</i> to thank

regreder, regrede, regredente, regredera, regrederea, regredeva, regredite, regresse
<b>[-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> to go or move back, backward, down, etc.

regress
<b>regress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>regreder</b>

regressar, regressa, regressante, regressara, regressarea, regressate, regressava
<i>v</i> to go or move back, backward, down, etc.; to regress

regression, regressiones
<i>n</i> regression; <i>also:</i> [Geom., Astron.]

regressive, regressivemente, regressives
<i>adj</i> regressive

regret, regretes
<i>n</i> regret, repentance

regrettabile, regrettabilemente, regrettabiles
<i>adj</i> regrettable

regrettar, regretta, regrettante, regrettara, regrettarea, regrettate, regrettava
<i>v</i> 1. to miss (as in "I miss her"); 2. to regret, be sorry for

reguardar, reguarda, reguardante, reguardara, reguardarea, reguardate, reguardava
<i>v</i> 1. to look at; 2. to concern, regard;<br><b>reguardar como</b> to regard as, consider

reguardo, reguardos
<i>n</i> 1. look, glance; 2. regard (= care, attention, consideration)

regula, regulas
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. rule (1. regulation; 2. as in "slide rule"); II. ruler (= instrument used in drawing straight lines)

regulamentari, regulamentarimente, regulamentaris
<i>adj</i> regular (= according to regulations)

regulamento, regulamentos
<i>n</i> regulation (1. act of regulating; 2. regulating principle or rule)

regular, regula, regulante, regulara, regularea, regulares, regularmente, regulate, regulava
<i>adj</i> regular <hr><i>v</i> I. to rule (= to mark with parallel straight lines drawn with a ruler, etc.); II. to regulate (1. to control or direct by rule or regulations; 2. to adjust to a particular standard, purpose, etc.); III. to settle (a question, quarrel, account, etc.)

regularisar, regularisa, regularisante, regularisara, regularisarea, regularisate, regularisava
<i>v</i> to regularize

regularisation, regularisationes
<i>n</i> regularization

regularitate, regularitates
<i>n</i> regularity

regulation, regulationes
<i>n</i> regulation

regulator, regulatores
<i>n</i> regulator; <i>attrib.</i> regulating

reguletto, regulettos
<i>n</i> [Typog.; Arch.] reglet

regulo, regulos
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem. & Metal.] regulus

regurgitar, regurgita, regurgitante, regurgitara, regurgitarea, regurgitate, regurgitava
<i>v</i> to regurgitate, to throw up; <i>also:</i> to vomit

regurgitation, regurgitationes
<i>n</i> regurgitation

rehabilitar, rehabilita, rehabilitante, rehabilitara, rehabilitarea, rehabilitate, rehabilitava
<i>v</i> to rehabilitate

rehabilitation, rehabilitationes
<i>n</i> rehabilitation

reich, reiches
<b>Reich [G]</b><br><i>n</i> Reich

reichstag, reichstages
<b>Reichstag [G]</b><br><i>n</i> Reichstag

reimbursabile, reimbursabilemente, reimbursabiles
<i>adj</i> reimbursable

reimbursamento, reimbursamentos
<i>n</i> reimbursement, refund

reimbursar, reimbursa, reimbursante, reimbursara, reimbursarea, reimbursate, reimbursava
<i>v</i> to reimburse, refund

reimplaciamento, reimplaciamentos
<i>n</i> replacement (= action of replacing)

reimplaciante, reimplaciantes
<i>n</i> replacement, substitute (= person who replaces another)

reimplaciar, reimplacia, reimplaciante, reimplaciara, reimplaciarea, reimplaciate, reimplaciava
<i>v</i> to replace (1. to supply an equivalent for; 2. to take the place of)

reimpler, reimple, reimplente, reimplera, reimplerea, reimpleva, reimplite
<i>v</i> 1. to refill; 2. to fill up, stuff

reimpression, reimpressiones
<i>n</i> reimpression (1. reprinting; 2. reprint)

reimprimer, reimpresse, reimprime, reimprimente, reimprimera, reimprimerea, reimprimeva, reimprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reprint

reims
<b>Reims [F]</b><br><i>npr</i> Reims, Rheims

reincarnar, reincarna, reincarnante, reincarnara, reincarnarea, reincarnate, reincarnava
<i>v</i> to reincarnate

reincarnation, reincarnationes
<i>n</i> reincarnation

reincassamento, reincassamentos
<i>n</i> reboxing

reincassar, reincassa, reincassante, reincassara, reincassarea, reincassate, reincassava
<i>v</i> 1. to rebox; 2. to receive (money) back

reinfortiamento, reinfortiamentos
<i>n</i> reinforcement (= act of reinforcing)

reinfortiar, reinfortia, reinfortiante, reinfortiara, reinfortiarea, reinfortiate, reinfortiava
<i>v</i> to strengthen, reinforce

reingagiar, reingagia, reingagiante, reingagiara, reingagiarea, reingagiate, reingagiava
<i>v</i> to engage again (= to hire, employ, again)

reinstallar, reinstalla, reinstallante, reinstallara, reinstallarea, reinstallate, reinstallava
<i>v</i> to reinstall

reinstallation, reinstallationes
<i>n</i> reinstallation

reintegrar, reintegra, reintegrante, reintegrara, reintegrarea, reintegrate, reintegrava
<i>v</i> to reintegrate

reintegration, reintegrationes
<i>n</i> reintegration

reiterabile, reiterabilemente, reiterabiles
<i>adj</i> repeatable

reiterar, reitera, reiterante, reiterara, reiterarea, reiterate, reiterava
<i>v</i> to reiterate

reiteration, reiterationes
<i>n</i> reiteration

reiterative, reiterativemente, reiteratives
<i>adj</i> reiterative

reject
<b>reject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rejic-</b>

rejectabile, rejectabilemente, rejectabiles
<i>adj</i> rejectable

rejectar, rejecta, rejectante, rejectara, rejectarea, rejectate, rejectava
<i>v</i> 1. to throw again; II. to throw back, fling back; III. to reject (1. to refuse; 2. to spew out)

rejection, rejectiones
<i>n</i> rejection

rejic
<b>rejic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

rejuvenescer, rejuvenesce, rejuvenescente, rejuvenescera, rejuvenescerea, rejuvenesceva, rejuvenescite
<i>v</i> to rejuvenate, make young again

rejuvenescimento, rejuvenescimentos
<i>n</i> rejuvenescence, rejuvenation

relais, relaiss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] relay

relat
<b>relat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>referer</b>

relatar, relata, relatante, relatara, relatarea, relatate, relatava
<i>v</i> to relate (= to give an account of, to tell)

relation, relationes
<i>n</i> relation (1. account, report; 2. "relation between things");<br><b>facer relation de</b> to give an account of

relative, relativemente, relatives
<i>adj</i> relative (1. not absolute; 2. [Gram.]);<br><b>pronomine relative</b> relative pronoun;<br><b>relative a</b> relating to, relative to

relativismo, relativismos
<i>n</i> relativism

relativitate, relativitates
<i>n</i> relativity

relator, relatores
<i>n</i> relater (= narrator)

relaxamento, relaxamentos
<i>n</i> relaxation (= decrease of tension, strain, etc.)

relaxar, relaxa, relaxante, relaxara, relaxarea, relaxate, relaxava
<i>v</i> I. to loosen (= to make looser); <i>also:</i> to relax (something); II. to release (1. to set free; 2. to relieve from a duty, obligation, etc.)

relaxation, relaxationes
<i>n</i> relaxation (= decrease of tension, strain, etc.)

relegar, relega, relegante, relegara, relegarea, relegate, relegava
<i>v</i> to relegate (= to send away, banish; <i>also:</i> to consign or assign to an inferior position or class)

relegation, relegationes
<i>n</i> relegation (= sending away; exile, banishment)

releger, relege, relegente, relegera, relegerea, relegeva, relegite
<i>v</i> to reread

relentamento, relentamentos
<i>n</i> slackening, reduction of speed or activity

relentar, relenta, relentante, relentara, relentarea, relentate, relentava
<i>v</i> to slacken (1. to slow down; 2. to reduce activity, intensity of efforts, etc.);<br><b>relentar se</b> to slacken, become slower or less active

relevamento, relevamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) relieving, relief

relevar, releva, relevante, relevara, relevarea, relevate, relevava
<i>v</i> I. to point out, call attention to; II. to relieve (1. to bring relief to; 2. "to relieve from a duty, etc."; 3. to make stand out, bring into relief; <i>also:</i> [Art])

relevator, relevatores
<i>n</i> reliever (as in "reliever of the poor")

relict
<b>relict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>relinquer</b>

relicte, relictemente, relictes
<i>adj</i> abandoned, relict

relievo, relievos
<i>n</i> relief (1. [Sculp., etc.] relievo; 2. distinctness of outline due to sharp contrast);<br><b>in relievo</b> in relief;<br><b>poner in relievo</b> to set off, to bring into relief;<br><b>alte relievo</b> high relief;<br><b>basse relievo</b> low relief, bas-relief

religar, religa, religante, religara, religarea, religate, religava
<i>v</i> to bind again

religion, religiones
<i>n</i> religion (1. as in "Christian religion"; 2. scrupulousness)

religiosa
<i>nf</i> member of a religious order; <i>also:</i> nun

religiose, religiosemente, religioses
<i>adj</i> religious (1. devout, pious; 2. as in "with religious care")

religiositate, religiositates
<i>n</i> religiousness (1. state of being devout or religious; 2. as in "to do something with great religiousness")

religioso
<i>nm</i> member of a religious order; <i>also:</i> monk, friar

relinquer, relicte, relinque, relinquente, relinquera, relinquerea, relinqueva, relinquite
<b>[-linqu-/-lict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to relinquish, leave behind; <i>also:</i> to abandon

reliqu
<b>reliqu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>relinquer</b>

reliquario, reliquarios
<i>n</i> shrine, reliquary

reliquia, reliquias
<i>n</i> relic (as in "relic of a saint");<br><b>reliquias</b> relics, ruins

relucer, reluce, relucente, relucera, relucerea, reluceva, relucite
<i>v</i> to shine, glitter

reluctante, reluctantemente, reluctantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>reluctar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> reluctant, resistent

reluctantia, reluctantias
<i>n</i> reluctance, unwillingness, resistence

reluctar, relucta, reluctante, reluctara, reluctarea, reluctate, reluctava
<i>v</i> 1. to struggle again; 2. to be unwilling, resist

remanente, remanentemente, remanentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>remaner</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> residuous, remanent

remanentia, remanentias
<i>n</i> (state of) remaining

remaner, remane, remanente, remanera, remanerea, remaneva, remanite
<i>v</i> to remain (1. to stay; 2. to be left)

remar, rema, remante, remara, remarea, remate, remava
<i>v</i> to row (= to be rowing)

remarcabile, remarcabilemente, remarcabiles
<i>adj</i> remarkable

remarcar, remarca, remarcante, remarcara, remarcarea, remarcate, remarcava
<i>v</i> 1. to mark again; 2. to remark (= to notice)

remaritar, remarita, remaritante, remaritara, remaritarea, remaritate, remaritava
<i>v</i> to remarry (= to unite again in wedlock);<br><b>remaritar se</b> to remarry (= to get married again)

remasticar, remastica, remasticante, remasticara, remasticarea, remasticate, remasticava
<i>v</i> to chew again; to ruminate

remate, rematemente, remates
<i>adj</i> oared, having oars

remator, rematores
<i>n</i> oarsman

remediabile, remediabilemente, remediabiles
<i>adj</i> remediable

remediar, remedia, remediante, remediara, remediarea, remediate, remediava
<i>v</i> to remedy

remedio, remedios
<i>n</i> remedy (= cure, treatment; medicine)

rememorar, rememora, rememorante, rememorara, rememorarea, rememorate, rememorava
<i>v</i> to remind;<br><b>rememorar un cosa a un persona</b> to remind someone of something;<br><b>rememorar se</b> to remember (= to bear in mind)

remington, remingtons
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Remington (gun)

remiss
<b>remiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>remitter</b>

remissa, remissas
<i>n</i> 1. remittance (= action of remitting money, etc.); 2. carriage house

remissibile, remissibilemente, remissibiles
<i>adj</i> remissible

remissibilitate, remissibilitates
<i>n</i> remissibility

remission, remissiones
<i>n</i> remission (1. forgiveness; 2. abatement, lessening)

remitter, remisse, remitte, remittente, remittera, remitterea, remitteva, remittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to put back, restore; II. to remit (1. to transmit, send; 2. to forgive; 3. to abate, become less); III. to postpone, remit;<br><b>remitter se a</b> to rely on

remo, remos
<i>n</i> oar (= implement for rowing)

remonstrantia, remonstrantias
<i>n</i> remonstrance

remonstrar, remonstra, remonstrante, remonstrara, remonstrarea, remonstrate, remonstrava
<i>v</i> to expostulate, protest, remonstrate

remonta, remontas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] remount

remontar, remonta, remontante, remontara, remontarea, remontate, remontava
<i>v</i> to remount (1. to ascend again; 2. to refix, reset, etc.)

remora, remoras
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. hindrance, drag; 2. [Zool.] remora, shark sucker

remorar, remora, remorante, remorara, remorarea, remorate, remorava
<i>v</i> to retard, hinder, hold back

remorder, remorde, remordente, remordera, remorderea, remordeva, remordite, remorse
<b>[-mord-/-mors-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to bite again; 2. to afflict, torment

remors
<b>remors-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>remorder</b>

remorso, remorsos
<i>n</i> remorse

remot
<b>remot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>remover</b>

remote, remotemente, remotes
<i>adj</i> remote, distant

remotion, remotiones
<i>n</i> removal, remotion

remover, remote, remove, removente, removera, removerea, removeva, removite
<b>[-mov-/-mot-]</b><br><i>v</i> to remove (to a distance)

removibile, removibilemente, removibiles
<i>adj</i> removable

remunerabile, remunerabilemente, remunerabiles
<i>adj</i> remunerable

remunerar, remunera, remunerante, remunerara, remunerarea, remunerate, remunerava
<i>v</i> to remunerate

remuneration, remunerationes
<i>n</i> remuneration

remunerative, remunerativemente, remuneratives
<i>adj</i> remunerative (1. serving to remunerate; 2. profitable)

remunerator, remuneratores
<i>n</i> remunerator

remuneratori, remuneratorimente, remuneratoris
<i>adj</i> remunerative (= serving to remunerate)

ren, renes
<i>n</i> kidney;<br><b>renes</b> loins <hr><i>n</i> reindeer

renal, renales, renalmente
<i>adj</i> renal

renascente, renascentemente, renascentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>renascer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> renascent, reviving, springing up again, etc.

renascentia, renascentias
<i>n</i> re-birth, renascence, revival (as in "revival of learning");<br><b>le Renascentia</b> the Renaissance

renascer, renasce, renascente, renascera, renascerea, renasceva, renascite
<i>v</i> to be born again, reborn

render, rende, rendente, rendera, renderea, rendeva, rendite
<i>v</i> I. to give back, return; II. to render (1. to give up, yield; 2. to translate; 3. to cause to become)

rendez-vous, rendez-vouss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> rendezvous

rendimento, rendimentos
<i>n</i> yield, return;<br><b>le rendimento de un machina</b> the efficiency of a machine

rendition, renditiones
<i>n</i> surrender (as in "surrender to the enemy")

renegamento, renegamentos
<i>n</i> disowning, repudiation, denial, etc.

renegar, renega, renegante, renegara, renegarea, renegate, renegava
<i>v</i> to disown, repudiate, deny, etc.

renegate, renegatemente, renegates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>renegar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> renegade

renegato, renegatos
<i>n</i> renegade

reniforme, reniformemente, reniformes
<b>reniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> kidney-shaped

renominar, renomina, renominante, renominara, renominarea, renominate, renominava
<i>v</i> 1. to renominate; 2. to celebrate, give renown to

renominate, renominatemente, renominates
<i>adj</i> renowned, famed

renomine, renomines
<i>n</i> renown

renovabile, renovabilemente, renovabiles
<i>adj</i> renewable (= that can be renewed, replaced, etc.)

renovar, renova, renovante, renovara, renovarea, renovate, renovava
<i>v</i> to renovate (1. to make new or like new; 2. to renew, replace)

renovation, renovationes
<i>n</i> renovation (1. making new or like new; 2. renewal, replacing)

renovator, renovatores
<i>n</i> renovator

renta, rentas
<i>n</i> (unearned) income;<br><b>viver de su rentas</b> to live on one's private means

rentero, renteros
<i>n</i> independent gentleman, <i>rentier</i>

renunciamento, renunciamentos
<i>n</i> renouncement

renunciar, renuncia, renunciante, renunciara, renunciarea, renunciate, renunciava
<i>v</i> to renounce (1. to give up in a complete and formal manner; 2. [Cards])

renunciation, renunciationes
<i>n</i> renunciation, renouncement

renunciator, renunciatores
<i>n</i> renouncer

reoccupar, reoccupa, reoccupante, reoccupara, reoccuparea, reoccupate, reoccupava
<i>v</i> to reoccupy (= to take possession of a place again)

reoccupation, reoccupationes
<i>n</i> reoccupation (= act of taking possession of a place again)

reordinar, reordina, reordinante, reordinara, reordinarea, reordinate, reordinava
<i>v</i> 1. [Eccl.] to reordain; 2. to put in order again

reordination, reordinationes
<i>n</i> reordination (1. [Eccl.]; 2. a second or repeated disposition in harmonious form)

reorganisar, reorganisa, reorganisante, reorganisara, reorganisarea, reorganisate, reorganisava
<i>v</i> to reorganize

reorganisation, reorganisationes
<i>n</i> reorganization

reorganisator, reorganisatores
<i>n</i> reorganizer

reorientar, reorienta, reorientante, reorientara, reorientarea, reorientate, reorientava
<i>v</i> to reorient

reorientation, reorientationes
<i>n</i> reorientation

repagamento, repagamentos
<i>n</i> repayment

repagar, repaga, repagante, repagara, repagarea, repagate, repagava
<i>v</i> to repay, refund

reparabile, reparabilemente, reparabiles
<i>adj</i> reparable

reparar, repara, reparante, reparara, repararea, reparate, reparava
<i>v</i> to repair (1. to mend; 2. to make up for, make amends for)

reparation, reparationes
<i>n</i> reparation (1. restoration to good condition; 2. act of giving satisfaction for wrong or injury done; 3. amends)

reparator, reparatores
<i>n</i> repairer, repairman

reparo, reparos
<i>n</i> repair (= act or work of repairing)

repartir, reparti, repartiente, repartira, repartirea, repartite, repartiva
<i>v</i> to distribute (= to allot to each as his share)

repartition, repartitiones
<i>n</i> distribution, allotment

repartitor, repartitores
<i>n</i> distributor (= one who allots to each as his share)

repascer, repasce, repascente, repascera, repascerea, repasceva, repascite, repaste
<b>[-pasc-/-past-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pasture again

repassar, repassa, repassante, repassara, repassarea, repassate, repassava
<i>v</i> 1. to repass, pass again; 2. to iron;<br><b>ferro de repassar</b> flatiron

repast
<b>repast-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>repascer</b>

repasto, repastos
<i>n</i> repast, meal

repatriar, repatria, repatriante, repatriara, repatriarea, repatriate, repatriava
<i>v</i> to repatriate

repatriation, repatriationes
<i>n</i> repatriation

repeller, repelle, repellente, repellera, repellerea, repelleva, repellite, repulse
<b>[-pell-/-puls-]</b><br><i>v</i> to repel, repulse (1. to drive back; 2. to reject)

repentente, repententemente, repententes
<i>adj</i> repentant

repententia, repententias
<i>n</i> repentance

repentir, repenti, repentiente, repentira, repentirea, repentite, repentiva
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>repentir se de (un action, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to repent (an action, etc.)

reper, repe, repente, repera, reperea, repeva, repite, repte
<b>[rep-/rept-]</b><br><i>v</i> to creep, crawl

repercuss
<b>repercuss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>repercuter</b>

repercussion, repercussiones
<i>n</i> 1. repercussion, reverberation; 2. [Med.] (action of) repelling (humors, swellings, eruptions, etc.)

repercussive, repercussivemente, repercussives
<i>adj</i> 1. repercussive; 2. [Med.] repellent

repercuter, repercusse, repercute, repercutente, repercutera, repercuterea, repercuteva, repercutite
<b>[-cut-/-cuss-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to reflect back, reverberate; 2. [Med.] to repel

repertoire, repertoires
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theat.; etc.] repertoire, repertory

repeter, repete, repetente, repetera, repeterea, repeteva, repetite
<i>v</i> 1. to repeat; 2. [Law] to claim back

repetition, repetitiones
<i>n</i> repetition;<br><b>horologio de repetition</b> repeater (watch or clock);<br><b>fusil de repetition</b> repeating rifle

repetitor, repetitores
<i>n</i> 1. one who repeats something said or done previously; 2. coach, tutor

replantabile, replantabilemente, replantabiles
<i>adj</i> replantable

replantar, replanta, replantante, replantara, replantarea, replantate, replantava
<i>v</i> to replant

replenamento, replenamentos
<i>n</i> replenishment

replenar, replena, replenante, replenara, replenarea, replenate, replenava
<i>v</i> to refill, replenish

repler, reple, replente, replera, replerea, repleva, replite
<i>v</i> to refill, replenish

repletion, repletiones
<i>n</i> repletion

replica, replicas
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. reply, answer; 2. [Art] replica

replicamento, replicamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) folding up; 2. [Mil.] withdrawal, falling back

replicar, replica, replicante, replicara, replicarea, replicate, replicava
<i>v</i> 1. to fold up (= to make smaller by folding); 2. to reply, answer;<br><b>replicar se</b> [Mil.] to fall back

reportage, reportages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Journ.] reporting

reportamento, reportamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) carrying back; 2. [Journ.] (action of) reporting

reportar, reporta, reportante, reportara, reportarea, reportate, reportava
<i>v</i> 1. to carry back; 2. to report (= to give an account of)

reporter, reporters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> reporter (= journalist)

reporto, reportos
<i>n</i> report, account

reposante, reposantemente, reposantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>reposar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> restful

reposar, reposa, reposante, reposara, reposarea, reposate, reposava
<i>v</i> to repose (1. as in "to repose one's head on"; 2. to take a rest or lie at rest);<br><b>reposar super</b> to repose on (= to be based or founded on)

reposo, reposos
<i>n</i> rest, repose;<br><b>prender reposo</b> to take a rest;<br><b>in reposo</b> at rest; in repose;<br><b>lecto de reposo</b> couch

reprehender, reprehende, reprehendente, reprehendera, reprehenderea, reprehendeva, reprehendite, reprehense
<b>[-hend-/-hens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reprehend

reprehens
<b>reprehens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reprehender</b>

reprehensibile, reprehensibilemente, reprehensibiles
<i>adj</i> reprehensible

reprehensibilitate, reprehensibilitates
<i>n</i> reprehensibility, reprehensibleness

reprehension, reprehensiones
<i>n</i> reprehension

reprehensive, reprehensivemente, reprehensives
<i>adj</i> reprehensive

reprender, reprende, reprendente, reprendera, reprenderea, reprendeva, reprendite, reprise
<b>[-prend-/-pris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to take back again, retake

represalia, represalias
<i>n</i> reprisal

representabile, representabilemente, representabiles
<i>adj</i> representable

representante, representantes
<i>n</i> representative;<br><b>Camera del Representantes</b> House of Representatives

representar, representa, representante, representara, representarea, representate, representava
<i>v</i> I. to re-present, present again; II. to represent (1. to be a representative of; 2. to give a representation of; <i>also:</i> to present, perform)

representation, representationes
<i>n</i> I. re-presentation (= second or new presentation); II. representation (1. portrayal; <i>also:</i> performance; 2. act or state of representing as a representative)

representative, representativemente, representatives
<i>adj</i> representative

representator, representatores
<i>n</i> representer

repress
<b>repress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reprimer</b>

repressibile, repressibilemente, repressibiles
<i>adj</i> repressible

repression, repressiones
<i>n</i> repression

repressive, repressivemente, repressives
<i>adj</i> repressive

repressor, repressores
<i>n</i> represser

reprimenda, reprimendas
<i>n</i> reprimand

reprimendar, reprimenda, reprimendante, reprimendara, reprimendarea, reprimendate, reprimendava
<i>v</i> to reprimand; to scold

reprimer, represse, reprime, reprimente, reprimera, reprimerea, reprimeva, reprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> to repress (1. to check, restrain, control; 2. to put down by force, suppress)

repris
<b>repris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reprender</b>

reprisa, reprisas
<i>n</i> 1. retaking, recapture, recovery; 2. resumption, resuming; 3. [Mus.] reprise, repetition

reprobabile, reprobabilemente, reprobabiles
<i>adj</i> reprovable

reprobar, reproba, reprobante, reprobara, reprobarea, reprobate, reprobava
<i>v</i> I. to test again, try again; II. to reprove (1. to express disapprobation of; 2. to rebuke); III. [Theol.] to reprobate

reprobate, reprobatemente, reprobates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>reprobar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Theol.] reprobate

reprobation, reprobationes
<i>n</i> reprobation (1. disapproval, censure; 2. [Theol.])

reprobative, reprobativemente, reprobatives
<i>adj</i> reprobative

reprobato, reprobatos
<i>n</i> [Theol.] reprobate, lost soul

reprobator, reprobatores
<i>n</i> reprover

reprochabile, reprochabilemente, reprochabiles
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>adj</i> reproachable

reprochar, reprocha, reprochante, reprochara, reprocharea, reprochate, reprochava
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>v</i> to reproach (= to upbraid, censure)

reproche, reproches
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> reproach (= censure)

reproducer, reproduce, reproducente, reproducera, reproducerea, reproduceva, reproducite, reproducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to reproduce (1. to produce again; 2. to make a copy or copies of);<br><b>reproducer se</b> to reproduce, multiply

reproducibile, reproducibilemente, reproducibiles
<i>adj</i> reproducible

reproduct
<b>reproduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reproducer</b>

reproduction, reproductiones
<i>n</i> reproduction (1. act of reproducing or producing again; 2. [Biol.]; 3. copy, likeness, etc.)

reproductive, reproductivemente, reproductives
<i>adj</i> reproductive

rept
<b>rept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reper</b>

reptar, repta, reptante, reptara, reptarea, reptate, reptava
<i>v</i> to creep, crawl

reptation, reptationes
<i>n</i> (act or action of) creeping, crawling; reptation

reptatori, reptatorimente, reptatoris
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] reptant

reptile, reptilemente, reptiles
<i>adj/n</i> reptile

republica, republicas
<b>(-p-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. commonwealth, state; 2. republic

republican, republicanes, republicanmente
<i>adj</i> republican (1. of a republic; 2. consonant with the principles of a republic)

republicanisar, republicanisa, republicanisante, republicanisara, republicanisarea, republicanisate, republicanisava
<i>v</i> to republicanize

republicanismo, republicanismos
<i>n</i> republicanism

republicano, republicanos
<i>n</i> republican (= one who favors a republican government)

repudiabile, repudiabilemente, repudiabiles
<i>adj</i> repudiable

repudiar, repudia, repudiante, repudiara, repudiarea, repudiate, repudiava
<i>v</i> I. to repudiate (1. [Hist.] to divorce; 2. to reject); II. [Law] to disclaim

repudiation, repudiationes
<i>n</i> 1. repudiation; 2. [Law] disclaimer (= action of renouncing a legal claim)

repudiator, repudiatores
<i>n</i> repudiator

repudio, repudios
<i>n</i> repudiation (1. [Hist.] divorce; 2. rejection)

repugnante, repugnantemente, repugnantes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>repugnar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> repugnant (1. contradictory; 2. refractory; 3. distasteful)

repugnantia, repugnantias
<i>n</i> repugnance (1. contradiction; 2. dislike, disgust);<br><b>sentir repugnantia a facer un cosa</b> to feel repugnance to doing something

repugnar, repugna, repugnante, repugnara, repugnarea, repugnate, repugnava
<i>v</i> to cause repugnance

repuls
<b>repuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>repeller</b>

repulsa, repulsas
<i>n</i> repulse

repulsar, repulsa, repulsante, repulsara, repulsarea, repulsate, repulsava
<i>v</i> to repel, repulse (1. to drive back; 2. to reject)

repulsion, repulsiones
<i>n</i> repulsion (1. act of repulsing; fact of being repulsed; 2. feeling of aversion; 3. [Phys.])

repulsive, repulsivemente, repulsives
<i>adj</i> repulsive (1. as in "repulsive force"; 2. arousing aversion)

reputar, reputa, reputante, reputara, reputarea, reputate, reputava
<i>v</i> to consider, deem;<br><b>esser reputate</b> to be reputed (to be), have the reputation (of being)

reputation, reputationes
<i>n</i> reputation (as in "of great reputation")

request
<b>request-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>requirer</b>

requesta, requestas
<i>n</i> request;<br><b>al requesta de</b> at the request of

requestar, requesta, requestante, requestara, requestarea, requestate, requestava
<i>v</i> to request

requiem, requiemes
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> requiem

requiescat in pace, r.i.p., rip
<B>requiescat in pace!, R.I.P. [L]</B><BR><I>requiescat in pace!</I>, R.I.P., may he rest in peace!

requirente, requirentes
<i>n</i> applicant, suitor

requirer, requeste, require, requirente, requirera, requirerea, requireva, requirite, requisite
<b>[-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to require (= to demand as necessary)

requirimento, requirimentos
<i>n</i> requirement

requisit
<b>requisit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>requirer</b>

requisite, requisitemente, requisites
<i>adj</i> requisite

requisition, requisitiones
<i>n</i> requisition (= act of requiring as of right)

requisitionar, requisitiona, requisitionante, requisitionara, requisitionarea, requisitionate, requisitionava
<i>v</i> to requisition, commandeer

requisito, requisitos
<i>n</i> requisite

requisitorio, requisitorios
<i>n</i> [Law] summation, summing-up (of the prosecuting attorney)

rescinder, rescinde, rescindente, rescindera, rescinderea, rescindeva, rescindite, rescisse
<b>[-scind-/-sciss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to rescind (1. to cut off, remove; 2. to annul, abrogate)

resciss
<b>resciss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rescinder</b>

rescission, rescissiones
<i>n</i> rescission

rescissori, rescissorimente, rescissoris
<i>adj</i> rescissory, rescinding

rescriber, rescribe, rescribente, rescribera, rescriberea, rescribeva, rescribite, rescripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to write over again, rewrite

rescript
<b>rescript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rescriber</b>

rescripto, rescriptos
<i>n</i> rescript (1. [Hist.]; 2. [Eccl.]; 3. rewriting)

resecar, reseca, resecante, resecara, resecarea, resecate, resecava, resecte
<b>[-sec-/-sect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Surg.] to resect

resect
<b>resect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>resecar</b>

resection, resectiones
<i>n</i> [Surg.] resection

reseda, resedas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] mignonette, reseda; <i>also:</i> reseda (color)

resedaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Resedaceae

resedacee, resedaceemente, resedacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] resedaceous

reseminar, resemina, reseminante, reseminara, reseminarea, reseminate, reseminava
<i>v</i> to sow again

resentimento, resentimentos
<i>n</i> resentment;<br><b>con resentimento</b> resentfully

resentir, resenti, resentiente, resentira, resentirea, resentite, resentiva
<i>v</i> 1. to feel keenly; 2. to resent;<br><b>resentir se de</b> to feel the effects of (an injury, illness, etc.)

reserva, reservas
<i>n</i> reserve (1. part of something kept back for future use; <i>also:</i> [Mil.]; 2. reservation, restriction; 3. self-restraint)

reservar, reserva, reservante, reservara, reservarea, reservate, reservava
<i>v</i> to reserve (1. to save, keep back for a later occasion; 2. as in "to reserve a seat in a theater");<br><b>reservar se pro</b> to reserve or save oneself for

reservate, reservatemente, reservates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>reservar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> reserved (= reticent)

reservation, reservationes
<i>n</i> reservation (= act of reserving or keeping back)

reservir, reservi, reserviente, reservira, reservirea, reservite, reserviva
<i>v</i> to serve again

reservista, reservistas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] reservist

reservoir, reservoirs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> reservoir (1. place where anything is kept in store; 2. "water reservoir")

residente, residentemente, residentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>resider</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> residing, resident <hr><i>n</i> 1. resident (= one who resides in a place); 2. (minister) resident

residentia, residentias
<i>n</i> residence (1. "place of residence"; 2. [Dipl.] resident's function, office, tenure)

resider, reside, residente, residera, residerea, resideva, residite
<i>v</i> to reside, dwell

residual, residuales, residualmente
<i>adj</i> residual

residue, residuemente, residues
<i>adj</i> residual

residuo, residuos
<i>n</i> 1. residue, residuum; 2. [Math.] remainder

resignar, resigna, resignante, resignara, resignarea, resignate, resignava
<i>v</i> to resign (an office, right, etc.);<br><b>resignar se (a)</b> to resign oneself (to)

resignation, resignationes
<i>n</i> resignation (1. act of resigning or giving up; 2. state of being resigned or submissive)

resimilante, resimilantemente, resimilantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>resimilar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> resembling, similar (to)

resimilantia, resimilantias
<i>n</i> resemblance

resimilar, resimila, resimilante, resimilara, resimilarea, resimilate, resimilava
<i>v</i> to resemble

resina, resinas
<i>n</i> resin

resinifere, resiniferemente, resiniferes
<i>adj</i> resiniferous, resin-producing

resinificar, resinifica, resinificante, resinificara, resinificarea, resinificate, resinificava
<i>v</i> to resinify

resinose, resinosemente, resinoses
<i>adj</i> resinous

resistentia, resistentias
<i>n</i> resistance

resister, resiste, resistente, resistera, resisterea, resisteva, resistite
<i>v</i> to resist;<br><b>resister al autoritate</b> to resist authority

resistibile, resistibilemente, resistibiles
<i>adj</i> resistible

resolu
<b>resolu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>resolver</b>

resolubile, resolubilemente, resolubiles
<i>adj</i> resoluble, resolvable

resolut
<b>resolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>resolver</b>

resolute, resolutemente, resolutes
<i>adj</i> resolute

resolution, resolutiones
<i>n</i> resolution (1. act of disinvolving, decomposing, etc.; <i>also:</i> solution, as in "solution of a difficulty"; 2. decision; 3. resoluteness);<br><b>prender un resolution</b> to make a resolution

resolvente, resolventes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>resolver</b>; 2. [Med.] resolvent <hr><i>n</i> [Med.] resolvent

resolver, resolute, resolve, resolvente, resolvera, resolverea, resolveva, resolvite
<b>[-solv-/-solut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to resolve (1. to disinvolve, decompose, etc.; <i>also:</i> to solve; 2. to decide, determine);<br><b>resolver se a (facer un cosa)</b> to resolve, make up one's mind to (do something);<br><b>resolver un tumor</b> to resolve a tumor;<br><b>resolver un dissonantia</b> to resolve a discord

resonante, resonantemente, resonantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>resonar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> resonant, resounding

resonantia, resonantias
<i>n</i> resonance (1. quality of being resonant; 2. act of resounding)

resonar, resona, resonante, resonara, resonarea, resonate, resonava
<i>v</i> to resound, reverberate, echo

resonator, resonatores
<i>n</i> resonator

resorber, resorbe, resorbente, resorbera, resorberea, resorbeva, resorbite, resorpte
<b>[-sorb-/-sorpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to resorb, absorb

resorpt
<b>resorpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>resorber</b>

resorption, resorptiones
<i>n</i> resorption, absorption

resortir, resorti, resortiente, resortira, resortirea, resortite, resortiva
<i>v</i> to go or come out again

resorto, resortos
<i>n</i> spring ("spring in a piece of mechanism"); <i>also:</i> mainspring

respect
<b>respect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>respicer</b>

respectabile, respectabilemente, respectabiles
<i>adj</i> respectable

respectabilitate, respectabilitates
<i>n</i> respectability

respectar, respecta, respectante, respectara, respectarea, respectate, respectava
<i>v</i> to respect

respective, respectivemente, respectives
<i>adj</i> respective

respecto, respectos
<i>n</i> respect (1. esteem, deferential regard; 2. relation, reference);<br><b>respectos</b> respects, regards;<br><b>in omne respectos</b> in all respects, in every respect

respectuose, respectuosemente, respectuoses
<i>adj</i> respectful

respicer, respecte, respice, respicera, respicerea, respiceva, respiciente, respicite
<b>[-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to look back; 2. to look after, take care of; 3. to examine carefully, verify, check

respirabile, respirabilemente, respirabiles
<i>adj</i> respirable, breathable

respirabilitate, respirabilitates
<i>n</i> respirability, breathableness

respirar, respira, respirante, respirara, respirarea, respirate, respirava
<i>v</i> to breathe (1. to respire; 2. to exhale, give off)

respiration, respirationes
<i>n</i> respiration, breathing

respirator, respiratores
<i>n</i> respirator

respiratori, respiratorimente, respiratoris
<i>adj</i> respiratory

resplendente, resplendentemente, resplendentes
<i>adj</i> resplendent;<br><b>resplendente de</b> resplendent with

resplendentia, resplendentias
<i>n</i> (great) brightness, resplendence

resplender, resplende, resplendente, resplendera, resplenderea, resplendeva, resplendite
<i>v</i> to shine, be resplendent

respondente, respondentemente, respondentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>responder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> respondent

responder, responde, respondente, respondera, responderea, respondeva, respondite, response
<b>[-spond-/-spons-]</b><br><i>v</i> to answer (= to reply);<br><b>responder a (un persona, </b>or<b> un littera, un question, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to answer (someone, or a letter, question, etc.);<br><b>responder a (un cosa)</b> to correspond to (something);<br><b>responder de (un cosa)</b> to answer, vouch for (a thing);<br><b>responder pro (un persona)</b> to answer, vouch for (a person)

respons
<b>respons-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>responder</b>

responsa, responsas
<i>n</i> answer

responsabile, responsabilemente, responsabiles
<i>adj</i> responsible (= answerable, accountable);<br><b>responsabile de</b> 1. responsible for; 2. liable for

responsabilitate, responsabilitates
<i>n</i> accountability, responsibility

responsive, responsivemente, responsives
<i>adj</i> answering, replying;<br><b>responsive a</b> in reply to

responso, responsos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] responsory

responsorio, responsorios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] responsory

resposar, resposa, resposante, resposara, resposarea, resposate, resposava
<i>v</i> to remarry

ressource, ressources
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> resource (= reserve source of supply);<br><b>ressources</b> resources, means;<br><b>un persona de ressources</b> a resourceful person

restabilimento, restabilimentos
<i>n</i> re-establishment

restabilir, restabili, restabiliente, restabilira, restabilirea, restabilite, restabiliva
<i>v</i> to re-establish, restore;<br><b>restabilir se</b> to recover, get well again

restablimento, restablimentos
<i>n</i> re-establishment

restablir, restabli, restabliente, restablira, restablirea, restablite, restabliva
<i>v</i> to re-establish, restore;<br><b>restablir se</b> to recover, get well again

restar, resta, restante, restara, restarea, restate, restava
<i>v</i> to remain (1. to be left; 2. to stay)

restaurabile, restaurabilemente, restaurabiles
<i>adj</i> restorable

restaurant, restaurants
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> restaurant

restaurante, restaurantemente, restaurantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>restaurar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> restorative <hr><i>n</i> restaurant

restaurar, restaura, restaurante, restaurara, restaurarea, restaurate, restaurava
<i>v</i> to restore (as in "to restore a dynasty, a picture, etc.")

restauration, restaurationes
<i>n</i> restoration, restoring

restaurative, restaurativemente, restauratives
<i>adj</i> restorative

restaurator, restauratores
<i>n</i> 1. restorer (of pictures, etc.); 2. restaurant keeper

restituer, restitue, restituente, restituera, restituerea, restitueva, restituite, restitute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to restore (1. to give back, return; 2. to bring back to the former or original state)

restituibile, restituibilemente, restituibiles
<i>adj</i> restorable (1. returnable; 2. that can be brought back to its former or original state)

restitut
<b>restitut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>restituer</b>

restitution, restitutiones
<i>n</i> restoration (1. act of restoring or returning, to its former owner, restitution; 2. act of restoring to its former or original state)

restitutor, restitutores
<i>n</i> restorer

restitutori, restitutorimente, restitutoris
<i>adj</i> [Law] restitutory

restive, restivemente, restives
<i>adj</i> restive (= mulish, stubborn)

resto, restos
<i>n</i> rest, remainder; <i>specif.:</i> [Arith.] remainder;<br><b>restos</b> remains

restrict
<b>restrict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>restringer</b>

restriction, restrictiones
<i>n</i> restriction;<br><b>restriction mental</b> mental reservation

restrictive, restrictivemente, restrictives
<i>adj</i> restrictive

restringer, restricte, restringe, restringente, restringera, restringerea, restringeva, restringite
<b>[-string-/-strict-]</b><br>1. <i>v</i> to restrict, restrain;<br><b>restringer se (a)</b> to confine oneself (to)

restringitor, restringitores
<i>n</i> restrainer

resultante, resultantemente, resultantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>resultar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> resulting, resultant;<br><b>(fortia) resultante</b> resultant (force)

resultar, resulta, resultante, resultara, resultarea, resultate, resultava
<i>v</i> to result;<br><b>resultar de</b> to result from;<br><b>resultar in</b> to result in

resultato, resultatos
<i>n</i> result

resumer, resume, resumente, resumera, resumerea, resumeva, resumite
<i>v</i> to sum up, summarize

resumitor, resumitores
<i>n</i> summarizer

resurger, resurge, resurgente, resurgera, resurgerea, resurgeva, resurgite, resurrecte
<b>[-surg-/-surrect-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to resurge, rise again; 2. to resurrect (= to bring back to life or existence); 3. to rise again (from the dead)

resurrect
<b>resurrect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>resurger</b>

resurrection, resurrectiones
<i>n</i> resurrection (1. as in "the resurrection of nature in the Spring"; 2. [Theol.])

resuscitar, resuscita, resuscitante, resuscitara, resuscitarea, resuscitate, resuscitava
<i>v</i> to resuscitate

resuscitation, resuscitationes
<i>n</i> resuscitation

resuscitator, resuscitatores
<i>n</i> resuscitator

retabulo, retabulos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Eccl.] retable

retaliar, retalia, retaliante, retaliara, retaliarea, retaliate, retaliava
<i>v</i> to cut again <hr><i>v</i> to retaliate

retaliation, retaliationes
<i>n</i> retaliation

retalio, retalios
<i>n</i> cutting, shred, clipping, etc.

retardamento, retardamentos
<i>n</i> retardation (= act of retarding), retardment

retardar, retarda, retardante, retardara, retardarea, retardate, retardava
<i>v</i> 1. to delay (= to make slow or late, retard); 2. to be slow or delayed

retardatario, retardatarios
<i>n</i> latecomer

retardation, retardationes
<i>n</i> retardation (= act of retarding)

retardative, retardativemente, retardatives
<i>adj</i> retardative (= having power to retard)

retardator, retardatores
<i>n</i> retarder

retardo, retardos
<i>n</i> delay (as in "delay of a day"), retard;<br><b>in retardo</b> late, behindhand

rete, retes
<i>n</i> 1. net (as in "fish net," "hair net," etc.); 2. network (as in "a network of railroads")

retemperar, retempera, retemperante, retemperara, retemperarea, retemperate, retemperava
<i>v</i> [Metal.] to retemper

retenaculo, retenaculos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] retenaculum

retener, retene, retenente, retenera, retenerea, reteneva, retenite, retente
<b>[-ten-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to keep, hold (back), detain, withhold, hinder, etc.; II. to retain (1. to preserve; 2. to reserve; 3. to remember); III. to restrain, curb, keep from, etc.;<br><b>retener se</b> to check oneself

retenibile, retenibilemente, retenibiles
<i>adj</i> retainable

retent
<b>retent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retener</b>

retention, retentiones
<i>n</i> I. detention; <i>also:</i> withholding; II. retention (1. reservation; 2. memory; 3. [Med.])

retentive, retentivemente, retentives
<i>adj</i> retentive (= good at remembering)

retentivitate, retentivitates
<i>n</i> retentivity

retentor, retentores
<i>n</i> retainer (1. detainer; 2. maintainer, preserver)

reti
<b>reti-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rete</b>

retiario, retiarios
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] retiarius

retic
<b>retic-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

reticente, reticentemente, reticentes
<i>adj</i> reticent

reticentia, reticentias
<i>n</i> 1. reticence; 2. [Rhet.] apophasis

reticular, reticula, reticulante, reticulara, reticularea, reticulares, reticularmente, reticulate, reticulava
<i>v</i> to reticulate <hr><i>adj</i> netlike, reticular, reticulated;<br><b>structura reticular</b> [Atomic Phys.] lattice structure

reticulate, reticulatemente, reticulates
<i>adj</i> reticulate, reticulated

reticulation, reticulationes
<i>n</i> reticulation

reticulo, reticulos
<i>n</i> I. reticulum (1. net, netlike structure, membrane, etc.; 2. [Zool.] second stomach of a ruminant); II. reticule (= ladies' handbag); III. [Opt.] reticle; <i>also:</i> lattice, etc.

retina, retinas
<i>n</i> retina

retinitis, retinites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] retinitis

retirada, retiradas
<i>n</i> [Fortif.] retrenchment

retiramento, retiramentos
<i>n</i> 1. retirement (= act of retiring); 2. retreat (= place of seclusion)

retirar, retira, retirante, retirara, retirarea, retirate, retirava
<i>v</i> to withdraw, take away;<br><b>retirar se</b> I. to retire (1. to seek seclusion; 2. "to retire from business"); II. [Mil.] to retreat

retiro, retiros
<i>n</i> 1. retirement (= act of retiring); 2. retreat (= place of seclusion)

retoccar, retocca, retoccante, retoccara, retoccarea, retoccate, retoccava
<i>v</i> 1. to touch again; 2. to retouch, touch up, rework; <i>also:</i> [Photog.] to retouch

retoccator, retoccatores
<i>n</i> [Photog.] retoucher

retocco, retoccos
<i>n</i> (act of) retouching, touching up

retornar, retorna, retornante, retornara, retornarea, retornate, retornava
<i>v</i> to return (1. to give back; 2. to go or come back)

retorno, retornos
<i>n</i> return (1. act of going or coming back; 2. requital, recompense);<br><b>(viage) de retorno</b> return (trip);<br><b>esser de retorno</b> to be back (again)

retorquer, retorque, retorquente, retorquera, retorquerea, retorqueva, retorquite, retorse, retorte
<b>[-torqu-/-tort-/-tors-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to turn or twist again or back; 2. to retort (an argument, etc.)

retors
<b>retors-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retorquer</b>

retorsion, retorsiones
<i>n</i> 1. retortion (= act of turning or twisting again or back); 2. (act of) retorting (an argument, etc.), retort

retorsive, retorsivemente, retorsives
<i>adj</i> retortive (= of the nature of a retort)

retort
<b>retort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retorquer</b>

retorta, retortas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] retort

retraciar, retracia, retraciante, retraciara, retraciarea, retraciate, retraciava
<i>v</i> to retrace

retract
<b>retract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retraher</b>

retractar, retracta, retractante, retractara, retractarea, retractate, retractava
<i>v</i> to treat again

retractile, retractilemente, retractiles
<i>adj</i> retractile

retractilitate, retractilitates
<i>n</i> retractility

retraction, retractiones
<i>n</i> retraction (1. act of drawing back; 2. retractation, recantation)

retractive, retractivemente, retractives
<i>adj</i> retractive

retraher, retracte, retrahe, retrahente, retrahera, retraherea, retraheva, retrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to withdraw (1. to draw or take back; 2. to retract);<br><b>retraher se</b> to withdraw, retire

retraite, retraites
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. retreat, withdrawal; 2. [Mil.] tattoo, (signal of) retreat

retro
<i>adv</i> back (1. backwards; 2. ago; 3. as in "to give back");<br><b>a retro</b> backwards <hr><b>retro-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used mainly with verbs] retro- (= back, backwards)

retroaction, retroactiones
<i>n</i> retroaction

retroactive, retroactivemente, retroactives
<i>adj</i> retroactive

retroactivitate, retroactivitates
<i>n</i> retroactivity

retroager, retroacte, retroage, retroagente, retroagera, retroagerea, retroageva, retroagite
<b>[-ag-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> to retroact

retroceder, retrocede, retrocedente, retrocedera, retrocederea, retrocedeva, retrocedite, retrocesse
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to retrocede (1. to move backwards; 2. as in "to retrocede territory")

retrocess
<b>retrocess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retroceder</b>

retrocession, retrocessiones
<i>n</i> retrocession

retrograd
<b>retrograd- [-grad-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

retrogradar, retrograda, retrogradante, retrogradara, retrogradarea, retrogradate, retrogradava
<i>v</i> to retrograde (1. to move backwards, retrogress; 2. [Astron.])

retrogradation, retrogradationes
<i>n</i> retrogradation; <i>also:</i> [Astron.]

retrograde, retrogrademente, retrogrades
<b>(-tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> retrograde (= reversed in order, movement, direction, etc.)

retrogress
<b>retrogress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retrograd-</b>

retrogression, retrogressiones
<i>n</i> retrogression, <i>also:</i> [Math., Astron.]

retroguarda, retroguardas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] rearguard

retrospect
<b>retrospect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>retrospic-</b>

retrospective, retrospectivemente, retrospectives
<i>adj</i> retrospective

retrospecto, retrospectos
<i>n</i> retrospect

retrospic
<b>retrospic- [-spic-/-spec-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

reunion, reuniones
<i>n</i> reunion (1. action of reuniting, state of being reunited; 2. gathering, meeting assembly)

reunir, reuni, reuniente, reunira, reunirea, reunite, reuniva
<i>v</i> 1. to reunite (= to bring together again); 2. to unite (= to join together);<br><b>reunir se</b> 1. to gather together, meet; 2. to unite (= to become united)

revaccinar, revaccina, revaccinante, revaccinara, revaccinarea, revaccinate, revaccinava
<i>v</i> to vaccinate again, revaccinate

revaccination, revaccinationes
<i>n</i> repeated vaccination, re-vaccination

revalorisar, revalorisa, revalorisante, revalorisara, revalorisarea, revalorisate, revalorisava
<i>v</i> [Fin.] to revalorize

revelamento, revelamentos
<i>n</i> revealment

revelar, revela, revelante, revelara, revelarea, revelate, revelava
<i>v</i> 1. to reveal; 2. [Photog.] to develop

revelation, revelationes
<i>n</i> revelation;<br><b>Revelation</b> Revelation, Apocalypse

revelator, revelatores
<i>n</i> 1. revealer; 2. [Photog.] developer

reveller, revelle, revellente, revellera, revellerea, revelleva, revellite, revulse
<b>[-vell-/-vuls-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Med.] to revulse (= to divert by revulsion)

revender, revende, revendente, revendera, revenderea, revendeva, revendite
<i>v</i> to resell

revendita, revenditas
<b>(-vn-)</b><br><i>n</i> resale

revenditor, revenditores
<i>n</i> reseller

revenir, reveni, reveniente, revenira, revenirea, revenite, reveniva
<i>v</i> 1. to come again; 2. to come back, return

reverberar, reverbera, reverberante, reverberara, reverberarea, reverberate, reverberava
<i>v</i> to reverberate (1. to rebound; 2. to reflect, re-echo)

reverberation, reverberationes
<i>n</i> reverberation, reflection

reverbero, reverberos
<b>(-vr-)</b><br><i>n</i> reverberator, reflector

reverende, reverendemente, reverendes
<i>adj</i> reverend (= worthy of reverence)

reverendo, reverendos
<i>n</i> reverend

reverente, reverentemente, reverentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>reverer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> reverent, reverential

reverentia, reverentias
<i>n</i> 1. reverence (= deep respect or regard); 2. deep bow, obeisance; <i>also:</i> curtsy

reverential, reverentiales, reverentialmente
<i>adj</i> reverential

reverentiose, reverentiosemente, reverentioses
<i>adj</i> (over)reverential, ceremonious

reverer, revere, reverente, reverera, revererea, revereva, reverite
<i>v</i> to revere

revers
<b>revers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reverter</b>

reverse, reversemente, reverses
<i>adj</i> reverse, reversed

reversibile, reversibilemente, reversibiles
<i>adj</i> reversible (= capable of being reversed)

reversibilitate, reversibilitates
<i>n</i> reversibility, reversibleness

reversion, reversiones
<i>n</i> reversion (1. [Law]; 2. [Biol.])

reverso, reversos
<i>n</i> I. reverse (1. opposite, contrary; 2. back, opposite side; 3. adverse change of fortune); II. revers; <i>also:</i> lapel; III. cuff (of trousers, boots, etc.);<br><b>le reverso del medalia</b> the reverse of the medal;<br><b>obverso e reverso</b> obverse and reverse

reverter, reverse, reverte, revertente, revertera, reverterea, reverteva, revertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to turn, turn round, reverse

revestimento, revestimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) dressing (a person) again; 2. covering, coating, facing (of a wall bank, etc.); <i>also:</i> revetment

revestir, revesti, revestiente, revestira, revestirea, revestite, revestiva
<i>v</i> 1. to dress (a person) again; 2. to attire, deck out; 3. to clothe (= to endow or invest); 4. to revet

revider, revide, revidente, revidera, reviderea, revideva, revidite, revise, reviste
<b>[-vid-/-vis-/-vist-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to see (someone or something) again; 2. to review (= to inspect or examine again); <i>also:</i> to revise

revindicar, revindica, revindicante, revindicara, revindicarea, revindicate, revindicava
<i>v</i> to reclaim, vindicate

revindication, revindicationes
<i>n</i> [Law] reclaim, revendication

revis
<b>revis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>revider</b>

revision, revisiones
<i>n</i> revision (as in "the revision of a book")

revisionista, revisionistas
<i>n</i> revisionist

revisor, revisores
<i>n</i> reviser

revist
<b>revist-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>revider</b>

revista, revistas
<i>n</i> review (1. act of looking over or re-examining something; <i>also:</i> [Mil.]; 2. periodical containing critical articles; 3. [Theat.] revue);<br><b>passar in revista</b> to pass in review

reviver, revive, revivente, revivera, reviverea, reviveva, revivite
<i>v</i> to revive (= to recover life)

revivificar, revivifica, revivificante, revivificara, revivificarea, revivificate, revivificava
<i>v</i> to revivify

revivification, revivificationes
<i>n</i> revivification

reviviscente, reviviscentemente, reviviscentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>reviviscer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> reviviscent

reviviscentia, reviviscentias
<i>n</i> reviviscence

reviviscer, revivisce, reviviscente, reviviscera, reviviscerea, revivisceva, reviviscite
<i>v</i> to revive, come to life again

revocabile, revocabilemente, revocabiles
<i>adj</i> revocable

revocabilitate, revocabilitates
<i>n</i> revocability

revocar, revoca, revocante, revocara, revocarea, revocate, revocava
<i>v</i> 1. to call back (= to bid come back); 2. to revoke, cancel

revocation, revocationes
<i>n</i> revocation

revocator, revocatores
<i>n</i> revoker

revocatori, revocatorimente, revocatoris
<i>adj</i> revocatory

revoco, revocos
<i>n</i> revoke, annulment

revolar, revola, revolante, revolara, revolarea, revolate, revolava
<i>v</i> 1. to fly back; 2. to fly again

revolt
<b>revolt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>revolver</b>

revolta, revoltas
<i>n</i> revolt (= rebellion)

revoltar, revolta, revoltante, revoltara, revoltarea, revoltate, revoltava
<i>v</i> to revolt (= to rebel)

revolut
<b>revolut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>revolver</b>

revolute, revolutemente, revolutes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] revolute

revolution, revolutiones
<i>n</i> revolution (1. rotation; 2. [Pol.])

revolutionar, revolutiona, revolutionante, revolutionara, revolutionarea, revolutionate, revolutionava
<i>v</i> to revolutionize (1. to overthrow the government of; 2. to change completely)

revolutionari, revolutionarimente, revolutionaris
<i>adj</i> revolutionary

revolutionario, revolutionarios
<i>n</i> revolutionary, revolutionist

revolver, revolte, revolute, revolve, revolvente, revolvera, revolverea, revolvers, revolveva, revolvite
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> revolver (= pistol with a cylinder) <hr><b>[-volv-/-volut-/-volt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to revolve (1. to cause to revolve or rotate; 2. to turn over and over in the mind)

revuls
<b>revuls-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reveller</b>

revulsion, revulsiones
<i>n</i> [Med.] revulsion

revulsive, revulsivemente, revulsives
<i>adj</i> [Med.] revulsive

rhachis, rhaches
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.; Bot.; etc.] rachis, spine

rhachitic, rhachiticamente, rhachitiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] rickety, rachitic

rhachitis, rhachites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] rickets, rachitis

rhachitomia, rhachitomias
<b>rhachitomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> rachitomy

rhag
<b>-rhag</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds]

rhagia
<b>-rhagia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -rhage, - rhagia (= bursting forth)

rhapsodia, rhapsodias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> rhapsody (1. [Gr. Antiq.]; 2. literary miscellany; 3. [Mus.])

rhapsodic, rhapsodicamente, rhapsodiches
<i>adj</i> rhapsodic, rhapsodical

rhapsodista, rhapsodistas
<i>n</i> rhapsodist (1. [Gr. Antiq.]; 2. one who makes rhapsodies)

rhapsodo, rhapsodos
<b>rhapsodo</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] rhapsode

rhenan, rhenanes, rhenanmente
<i>adj</i> Rhenish

rhenania
<b>Rhenania</b><br><i>npr</i> Rhineland

rheno
<b>Rheno</b><br><i>npr</i> Rhine

rheo
<b>rheo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] rheo- (= current; electric current)

rheometro, rheometros
<b>rheometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] rheometer

rheophoro, rheophoros
<b>rheophoro (-foro)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] rheophore

rheostato, rheostatos
<b>rheostato (--)</b><br><i>n</i> rheostat

rheotomo, rheotomos
<b>rheotomo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] rheotome, interrupter

rhetia, rhetias
<b>Rhetia</b><br><i>n</i> Rhaetia

rhetian, rhetianes, rhetianmente
<i>adj</i> Rhaetian

rhetic, rheticamente, rhetiches
<i>adj</i> Rhaetic (1. Rhaetian, pertaining to Rhaetia; 2. [Geol.])

rhetico, rheticos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Rhaetic

rheto, rhetos
<i>n</i> Rhaetian

rhetor, rhetores
<i>n</i> rhetorician (1. teacher of rhetoric; 2. one who uses rhetorical language); <i>also:</i> rhetor

rhetoric, rhetoricamente, rhetoriches
<i>adj</i> rhetorical

rhetorica, rhetoricas
<i>n</i> rhetoric

rhetorico, rhetoricos
<i>n</i> rhetorician (= teacher of rhetoric)

rhetoroman, rhetoromanes, rhetoromanmente
<b>rhetoroman</b><br><i>adj</i> Rhaeto-Romanic

rhetoromano, rhetoromanos
<i>n</i> Rhaeto-Romanic

rheubarbaro, rheubarbaros
<b>(-brbaro)</b><br><i>n</i> rhubarb

rheuma, rheumas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> catarrh, cold, rheum

rheumat
<b>rheumat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rheuma</b>

rheumatic, rheumaticamente, rheumatiches
<i>adj</i> 1. rheumy, catarrhal; 2. rheumatic

rheumatico, rheumaticos
<i>n</i> rheumatic

rheumatisar, rheumatisa, rheumatisante, rheumatisara, rheumatisarea, rheumatisate, rheumatisava
<i>v</i> to make rheumy or rheumatic;<br><b>rheumatisar se</b> to have a cold

rheumatismo, rheumatismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] rheumatism

rhin
<b>rhin-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] rhino-, rhin- (= nose)

rhinal, rhinales, rhinalmente
<i>adj</i> rhinal

rhinalgia, rhinalgias
<b>rhinalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] rhinalgia

rhinitis, rhinites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] rhinitis

rhinocerote, rhinocerotes
<b>rhinocerote</b><br><i>n</i> rhinoceros

rhinologia, rhinologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> rhinology

rhinologic, rhinologicamente, rhinologiches
<i>adj</i> rhinological

rhinologo, rhinologos
<b>rhinologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> rhinologist

rhinoplastia, rhinoplastias
<b>rhinoplastia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] rhinoplasty

rhinoplastic, rhinoplasticamente, rhinoplastiches
<i>adj</i> [Surg.] rhinoplastic

rhinorrhea, rhinorrheas
<b>rhinorrhea (-ra)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] rhinorrhea

rhinoscopia, rhinoscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> rhinoscopy

rhinoscopic, rhinoscopicamente, rhinoscopiches
<i>adj</i> rhinoscopic

rhinoscopio, rhinoscopios
<b>rhinoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> rhinoscope

rhiz
<b>rhiz-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] -(r)rhiza, rhizo-, rhiz- (= root)

rhizoide, rhizoidemente, rhizoides
<i>adj</i> [Bot.; Zool.] rhizoid

rhizophage, rhizophagemente, rhizophages
<b>rhizophage (-phage)</b><br><i>adj</i> rhizophagous

rhizopode, rhizopodemente, rhizopodes
<b>rhizopode (-pode)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] rhizopod

rhizopodo, rhizopodos
<b>(-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] rhizopod

rhodano
<b>Rhodano (r-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Rhone (river);<br><b>canal del Rhodano al Rheno</b> Rhine-Rhone Canal

rhode-island
<b>Rhode-Island [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> Rhode Island

rhodic, rhodicamente, rhodiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] rhodic

rhodie, rhodiemente, rhodies
<i>adj</i> Rhodian (= of Rhodes)

rhodio, rhodios
<i>n</i> Rhodian (= native of Rhodes)

rhodium, rhodiumes
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] rhodium

rhodo
<b>rhodo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] rhod-, rhodo- (= rose, rose color)

rhododendro, rhododendros
<b>rhododendro</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] rhododendron

rhodon
<b>rhodon-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rhodo-</b>

rhodonite, rhodonites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] rhodonite

rhodos
<b>Rhodos (r-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Geog.] Rhodes;<br><b>Colosso de Rhodos</b> Colossus of Rhodes

rhombic, rhombicamente, rhombiches
<i>adj</i> rhombic

rhombo, rhombos
<i>n</i> 1. [Geom.] rhombus; 2. [Ichthyol.] turbot

rhombohedric, rhombohedricamente, rhombohedriches
<i>adj</i> rhombohedral

rhombohedro, rhombohedros
<b>rhombohedro</b><br><i>n</i> rhombohedron

rhomboidal, rhomboidales, rhomboidalmente
<i>adj</i> rhomboidal

rhomboido, rhomboidos
<i>n</i> rhomboid

rhyncho
<b>rhyncho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] rhyncho-, -rhynch- (= snout; beak)

rhythmar, rhythma, rhythmante, rhythmara, rhythmarea, rhythmate, rhythmava
<i>v</i> to mark with rhythm

rhythmic, rhythmicamente, rhythmiches
<i>adj</i> rhythmical

rhythmica, rhythmicas
<i>n</i> rhythmics

rhythmo, rhythmos
<i>n</i> rhythm

ribes, ribeses
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> currant (= acid berry of several species of <i>Ribes</i>);<br><b>ribes (rubie, nigre, </b>etc.<b>)</b> (red, black, etc.) currant

ric, ricamente, riches
<i>adj</i> rich (1. wealthy; 2. abundant; 3. valuable, costly)

ricardo
<b>Ricardo</b><br><i>npr</i> Richard

ricc
<b>ricc-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ric</b>

ricch
<b>ricch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ric</b>

ricchessa, ricchessas
<i>n</i> 1. wealth; 2. richness (= abundance, costliness, etc.); 3. object of value;<br><b>ricchessas</b> riches

ricco, riccos
<i>n</i> rich (person);<br><b>le riccos</b> the rich

rider, ride, ridente, ridera, riderea, rideva, ridite, rise
<b>[rid-/ris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to laugh;<br><b>rider (se) de</b> to laugh at, make fun of

ridicule, ridiculemente, ridicules
<i>adj</i> ridiculous

ridiculo, ridiculos
<i>n</i> 1. ridiculous thing, characteristic, etc.; 2. ridicule

rig
<b>rig-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

rigar, riga, rigante, rigara, rigarea, rigate, rigava
<i>v</i> to water, wet

rigaudon, rigaudons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Dancing] rigadoon

riger
<b>-riger</b><br><i>see</i> <b>reger</b>

rigide, rigidemente, rigides
<i>adj</i> rigid, stiff

rigiditate, rigiditates
<i>n</i> rigidity, stiffness

rigor, rigores
<i>n</i> rigor (1. rigidity, stiffness; 2. strictness, harshness; 3. [Med., Physiol.])

rigorismo, rigorismos
<i>n</i> rigorism

rigorista, rigoristas
<i>n</i> rigorist

rigorose, rigorosemente, rigoroses
<i>adj</i> rigorous

rima, rimas
<i>n</i> [Pros.] rhyme

rimar, rima, rimante, rimara, rimarea, rimate, rimava
<i>v</i> 1. to make rhymes or verses; 2. to rhyme (= to accord in rhyme)

rimario, rimarios
<i>n</i> rhyming dictionary

rimator, rimatores
<i>n</i> versifier, rhymer

ripa, ripas
<i>n</i> bank (= land bordering a river, lake, etc.)

ripari, riparimente, riparis
<i>adj</i> riparian

ris, res
<i>n</i> rice <hr><b>ris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rider</b>

risada, risadas
<i>n</i> burst of laughter

riscar, risca, riscante, riscara, riscarea, riscate, riscava
<i>v</i> to risk, run the risk of

risco, riscos
<i>n</i> risk, hazard, peril;<br><b>currer le risco de</b> to run the risk of

riscose, riscosemente, riscoses
<i>adj</i> risky

riseria, riserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> rice mill

risibile, risibilemente, risibiles
<i>adj</i> risible (1. capable of laughter; 2. laughable)

risibilitate, risibilitates
<i>n</i> risibility

risiera, risieras
<i>n</i> rice field

riso, risos
<i>n</i> laughter; <i>also:</i> laugh

rite
<b>-rite</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rate</b>

rito, ritos
<i>n</i> rite

ritu
<b>ritu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rito</b>

ritual, rituales, ritualmente
<i>adj</i> ritual <hr><i>n</i> ritual (1. as in "Catholic ritual"; 2. book containing prescribed ritual)

ritualismo, ritualismos
<i>n</i> ritualism

ritualista, ritualistas
<i>n</i> ritualist; <i>attrib.</i> ritualistic

rival, rivales, rivalmente
<i>adj</i> rival, competing <hr><i>n</i> rival, competitor

rivalisar, rivalisa, rivalisante, rivalisara, rivalisarea, rivalisate, rivalisava
<i>v</i> to rival (= to be a rival)

rivalitate, rivalitates
<i>n</i> 1. rivalship; 2. rivalry

rivetage, rivetages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (action of) riveting

rivetar, riveta, rivetante, rivetara, rivetarea, rivetate, rivetava
<i>v</i> to rivet

rivetator, rivetatores
<i>n</i> riveter

rivete, rivetes
<i>n</i> rivet

riviera, rivieras
<i>n</i> river; stream

rivo, rivos
<i>n</i> brook, small stream

roast beef, roast beefs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> roast beef

roba, robas
<i>n</i> clothing, clothes; <i>also:</i> garment, robe, frock, etc.

robamento, robamentos
<i>n</i> robbery

robar, roba, robante, robara, robarea, robate, robava
<i>v</i> to rob, steal

robator, robatores
<i>n</i> robber

roborar, robora, roborante, roborara, roborarea, roborate, roborava
<i>v</i> to strengthen, make strong

robore, robores
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] British or red oak; 2. strength

roboreto, roboretos
<i>n</i> plantation of red or British oaks

robot, robotes
<b>[Cz.]</b><br><i>n</i> robot

robuste, robustemente, robustes
<i>adj</i> robust

robustessa, robustessas
<i>n</i> robustness

roc, roches
<i>n</i> [Chess] rook, castle

rocca, roccas
<i>n</i> distaff (= staff for holding flax, wool, etc., in spinning) <hr><i>n</i> rock (= large mass of stone)

roccata, roccatas
<i>n</i> distaff-full

rocch
<b>rocch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rocca</b>

rocchetta, rocchettas
<i>n</i> rocket (as in "signal rocket")

roccose, roccosemente, roccoses
<i>adj</i> rocky (as in "a rocky shore")

rococo, rococos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> rococo; <i>also: attrib.</i> rococo (as in "rococo mirror")

rodente, rodentemente, rodentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>roder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> rodent

roder, rode, rodente, rodera, roderea, rodeva, rodite, rose
<b>[rod-/ros-]</b><br><i>v</i> to gnaw

rodomontada, rodomontadas
<i>n</i> rodomontade

rodomonte
<b>Rodomonte</b><br><i>npr</i> [boastful character in a work by Ariosto];<br><b>rodomonte</b> boaster, bragger, rodomont

rogar, roga, rogante, rogara, rogarea, rogate, rogava
<i>v</i> to ask for, beg, request

rogation, rogationes
<i>n</i> [Rom. Law] rogation;<br><b>rogationes</b> [Eccl.] rogations;<br><b>septimana del rogationes</b> Rogation week

rogatori, rogatorimente, rogatoris
<i>adj</i> [Law] rogatory

rolamento, rolamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) rolling; 2. [Naut.] roll (= continued motion from side to side)

rolar, rola, rolante, rolara, rolarea, rolate, rolava
<i>v</i> to roll (1. as in "to roll a ball along the ground"; 2. to be rolling; 3. [Naut.] to sway from one side to the other);<br><b>le tambur rola</b> the drum rolls

rolo, rolos
<i>n</i> I. roll (1. something rolled up; 2. cylindrical mass; 3. record, list of names, etc.); II. roller; <i>also:</i> rolling pin; III. role;<br><b>rolo compressor</b> steam roller

roma
<b>Roma</b><br><i>npr</i> Rome

romagna
<b>Romagna [I]</b><br><i>npr</i> Romagna (= former province of Italy)

romagnol, romagnoles, romagnolmente
<b>(-nyl)</b><br><i>adj</i> Romagnol

romagnolo, romagnolos
<b>(-nylo)</b><br><i>n</i> Romagnol

romaic, romaicamente, romaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> Romaic

romaico, romaicos
<b>(-ico)</b><br><i>n</i> Romaic

roman, romanes, romanmente
<i>adj</i> Roman;<br><b>(lactuca) roman</b> romaine (lettuce)

romance, romances
<i>n</i> 1. [Philol.] Romance; 2. [Lit., Mus.] romance; <i>also:</i> ballad; 3. [Lit.] novel

romancero, romanceros
<i>n</i> 1. romancer; <i>also:</i> ballad writer; 2. novelist<hr><b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> <i>romancero</i> (= a collection of ballads)

romancesc, romancescamente, romancesches
<i>adj</i> romantic (= of the nature of a romance or novel)

romancio, romancios
<i>n</i> Romansh, Romansch

romania
<b>Romania</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Romania, Rumania; 2. Roman realm, realm of Latin (language and culture)

romanian, romanianes, romanianmente
<i>adj</i> Romanian, Rumanian

romaniano, romanianos
<i>n</i> Romanian, Rumanian

romanic, romanicamente, romaniches
<i>adj</i> 1. Romanic; 2. [Arch.] Romanesque

romanisar, romanisa, romanisante, romanisara, romanisarea, romanisate, romanisava
<i>v</i> to Romanize

romanismo, romanismos
<i>n</i> Romanism

romanista, romanistas
<i>n</i> Romanist (1. one versed in Roman law; 2. student of Romance languages or philology)

romano, romanos
<i>n</i> Roman (= inhabitant of Rome)

romantic, romanticamente, romantiches
<i>adj</i> romantic

romanticismo, romanticismos
<i>n</i> romanticism

romantico, romanticos
<i>n</i> romantic; <i>specif.:</i> romanticist

romulo
<b>Romulo</b><br><i>npr</i> Romulus

ron
<b>-ron</b><br><i>see</i> <b>electron</b>

roncar, ronca, roncante, roncara, roncarea, roncate, roncava
<i>v</i> to snore; <i>also:</i> to snort

roncator, roncatores
<i>n</i> snorer

ronco, roncos
<i>n</i> (act of) snoring; snort

ronda, rondas
<i>n</i> [Mil., etc.] round(s)

ronde, rondemente, rondes
<i>adj</i> round (1. spherical, globular; 2. circular)

rondeau, rondeaus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> rondeau (1. [Pros.]; 2. [Mus.])

rondo, rondos
<i>n</i> round (1. spherical or globular body; 2. circle, ring)

roral, rorales, roralmente
<i>adj</i> dewy

rore, rores
<i>n</i> dew

roriflue, rorifluemente, roriflues
<b>roriflue</b><br><i>adj</i> dripping dew

ros, roses
<i>n</i> dew

rosa, rosas
<i>n</i> rose (1. rose flower; <i>also:</i> plant; 2. "rose color"; 3. [Arch.] rosette; <i>also:</i> rosace, rose window; 4. [Pathol.] erysipelas; 5. "rose diamond");<br><b>rosa del ventos</b> compass card;<br><b>rosa nautic</b> mariner's compass

rosaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Rosaceae

rosacee, rosaceemente, rosacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] rosaceous

rosar, rosa, rosante, rosara, rosarea, rosate, rosava
<i>v</i> to rose, give a roseate tint to

rosario, rosarios
<i>n</i> 1. rosebush, rose; 2. [Eccl.] rosary

rosate, rosatemente, rosates
<i>adj</i> rose (1. pink, rosy; 2. as in "rose vinegar")

rosee, roseemente, rosees
<i>adj</i> rose, rose-colored

roseina, roseinas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] rosaniline; <i>also:</i> fuchsin

roseola, roseolas
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] roseola, rose rash

rosetta, rosettas
<i>n</i> rosette; <i>also:</i> [Arch.]

rosmarino, rosmarinos
<b>rosmarino</b><br><i>n</i> rosemary

rossiniolo, rossiniolos
<i>n</i> nightingale

rostimento, rostimentos
<i>n</i> [Cookery] roasting, broiling, grilling, etc.

rostir, rosti, rostiente, rostira, rostirea, rostite, rostiva
<i>v</i> [Cookery] to roast, broil, grill, etc.

rostral, rostrales, rostralmente
<i>adj</i> 1. pertaining to a beak, bill; 2. rostral, pertaining to a rostrum

rostrate, rostratemente, rostrates
<i>adj</i> 1. beaked, billed; 2. rostrate (= having a rostrum)

rostro, rostros
<i>n</i> 1. beak, bill; 2. [Rom. Antiq.] rostrum (= curved end of a ship's prow);<br><b>rostros</b> [Rom. Antiq.] rostrum (= platform in the Forum)

rota, rotas
<i>n</i> I. wheel (1. as in "wheel of a car"; 2. as in "to break on the wheel"); II. [R.C.Ch.] rota

rotalia, rotalias
<i>n</i> [Zool.] rotalia

rotar, rota, rotante, rotara, rotarea, rotate, rotava
<i>v</i> to rotate, turn, revolve

rotari
<b>rotari-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Rotary</b>

rotarian, rotarianes, rotarianmente
<i>adj</i> Rotarian

rotariano, rotarianos
<i>n</i> Rotarian

rotary, rotarys
<b>Rotary [A]</b><br><i>n</i> Rotary;<br><b>Rotary Club</b> Rotary Club;<br><b>Rotary International</b> Rotary International

rotation, rotationes
<i>n</i> rotation (= act of rotating, turning, revolving)

rotative, rotativemente, rotatives
<i>adj</i> rotary, rotatory, rotative

rotator, rotatores
<i>n</i> rotator (1. that which rotates; 2. [Anat.]);<br><b>rotatores</b> [Zool.] Rotatoria, Rotifera

rotatori, rotatorimente, rotatoris
<i>adj</i> rotatory, rotary

rotifero, rotiferos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] rotifer (= one of the Rotifera)

rotisserie, rotisseries
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> rotisserie, grillroom

rotogravure, rotogravures
<b>rotogravure</b><br><i>n</i> rotogravure

rotor, rotors
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mach.] rotor

rotula, rotulas
<i>n</i> kneecap, patella

rotunda, rotundas
<i>n</i> [Arch.] rotunda

rotundar, rotunda, rotundante, rotundara, rotundarea, rotundate, rotundava
<i>v</i> to round, make round

rotunde, rotundemente, rotundes
<i>adj</i> round, rotund

rotunditate, rotunditates
<i>n</i> roundness, rotundity

rotundo, rotundos
<i>n</i> round (= round object)

rouge, rouges
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> rouge, paint

roulette, roulettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> (game of) roulette

route, routes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> route (= way taken in getting from starting point to destination)

routinari, routinarimente, routinaris
<i>adj</i> routine, routinary

routine, routines
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> routine

routinero, routineros
<i>n</i> routineer

royal, royales, royalmente
<i>adj</i> royal;<br><b>prince royal</b> prince royal

royalismo, royalismos
<i>n</i> royalism

royalista, royalistas
<i>n</i> royalist; <i>attrib.</i> royalist, royalistic

rrhagia
<b>-rrhagia</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-rhagia</b>

rrhea
<b>-rrhea (-ra)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -rrhoea, -rrhea (= flow; discharge)

rrhin
<b>-rrhin</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rhin-</b>

rrhiza
<b>-rrhiza</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rhiz-</b>

rrho
<b>-rrho-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -rrho- (= flowing)

rubee, rubeemente, rubees
<i>adj</i> red, reddish

rubefacer, rubeface, rubefacente, rubefacera, rubefacerea, rubefaceva, rubefacite, rubefacte
<b>rubefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Med.] to produce irritation of the skin

rubefaciente, rubefacientemente, rubefacientes
<i>adj</i> [Med.] rubefacient

rubefact
<b>rubefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rubefacer</b>

rubefaction, rubefactiones
<i>n</i> [Med.] rubefaction

rubeola, rubeolas
<b>(-b-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] measles

ruber, rube, rubente, rubera, ruberea, rubeva, rubite
<i>v</i> to redden, grow red

rubescente, rubescentemente, rubescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>rubescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> rubescent

rubescer, rubesce, rubescente, rubescera, rubescerea, rubesceva, rubescite
<i>v</i> to redden, grow red; <i>also:</i> to blush

rubia, rubias
<i>n</i> madder

rubiaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Rubiaceae

rubiacee, rubiaceemente, rubiacees
<i>adj</i> rubiaceous

rubicunde, rubicundemente, rubicundes
<i>adj</i> rubicund, ruddy

rubide, rubidemente, rubides
<i>adj</i> (dark) red

rubidium, rubidiumes
<b>(-b-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] rubidium

rubie, rubiemente, rubies
<i>adj</i> red

rubificar, rubifica, rubificante, rubificara, rubificarea, rubificate, rubificava
<i>v</i> to redden, make red

rubino, rubinos
<i>n</i> (Oriental) ruby

rublo, rublos
<i>n</i> [Monet.] ruble

rubo, rubos
<i>n</i> blackberry

rubor, rubores
<i>n</i> redness; <i>also:</i> blush

rubre, rubremente, rubres
<i>adj</i> red

rubrica, rubricas
<b>(-ca)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. red ocher, ruddle; 2. [Eccl., Law] rubric

rubricar, rubrica, rubricante, rubricara, rubricarea, rubricate, rubricava
<i>v</i> to rubricate

rubricator, rubricatores
<i>n</i> rubricator

rubricista, rubricistas
<i>n</i> rubrician, rubricist

ruct
<b>ruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rug-</b>

ructar, ructa, ructante, ructara, ructarea, ructate, ructava
<i>v</i> to belch; <i>also:</i> to vomit forth

ructator, ructatores
<i>n</i> belcher

ructo, ructos
<i>n</i> belch, belching

rude, rudemente, rudes
<i>adj</i> rude (1. roughly made or done, without finish or polish; 2. impolite, not courteous)

rug
<b>rug- [rug-/ruct-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

ruga, rugas
<i>n</i> wrinkle, crease, fold

rugar, ruga, rugante, rugara, rugarea, rugate, rugava
<i>v</i> to wrinkle, crease

rugir, rugi, rugiente, rugira, rugirea, rugite, rugiva
<i>v</i> to roar

rugito, rugitos
<i>n</i> (act of) roaring

rugose, rugosemente, rugoses
<i>adj</i> rugose, wrinkled

rugositate, rugositates
<i>n</i> rugosity

ruina, ruinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> ruin (1. downfall, decay, etc.; 2. building in ruins);<br><b>ruinas</b> ruins;<br><b>cader in ruina</b> to fall into ruin;<br><b>ir a ruina</b> to go to ruin

ruinamento, ruinamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) ruining, ruin

ruinar, ruina, ruinante, ruinara, ruinarea, ruinate, ruinava
<i>v</i> to ruin

ruinose, ruinosemente, ruinoses
<i>adj</i> ruinous

ruitar, ruita, ruitante, ruitara, ruitarea, ruitate, ruitava
<i>v</i> to bruit

ruito, ruitos
<b>(-to)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. noise, din; 2. rumor, report

ruitose, ruitosemente, ruitoses
<i>adj</i> noisy

rum, rums
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> rum

ruminante, ruminantes
<i>n</i> ruminant (= one of the Ruminantia)

ruminar, rumina, ruminante, ruminara, ruminarea, ruminate, ruminava
<i>v</i> to ruminate

rumination, ruminationes
<i>n</i> rumination

rumine, rumines
<i>n</i> rumen (= first stomach of ruminants)

rumor, rumores
<i>n</i> 1. rumor, report; 2. hum, murmur; din, hubbub, etc.

rumorar, rumora, rumorante, rumorara, rumorarea, rumorate, rumorava
<i>v</i> 1. to rumor; 2. to create a hubbub

rumorose, rumorosemente, rumoroses
<i>adj</i> 1. much talked of, rumored; 2. noisy

rumpeglacie, rumpeglacies
<b>rumpeglacie</b><br><i>n</i> icebreaker

rumpente, rumpentes
<i>n</i> breaker (= foam-crested wave)

rumpenuces, rumpenuceses
<b>rumpenuces (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> nutcracker

rumper, rumpe, rumpente, rumpera, rumperea, rumpeva, rumpite, rupte
<b>[rump-/rupt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to break (1. to make come apart or to pieces; 2. to put an end to; 3. to come apart or to pieces);<br><b>rumper se le capite</b> to rack one's brains;<br><b>rumper con un persona</b> to break with someone;<br><b>rumper le silentio</b> to break silence

rumpimento, rumpimentos
<i>n</i> rupture, breaking

runa, runas
<i>n</i> rune

runic, runicamente, runiches
<i>adj</i> runic

rupia, rupias
<i>n</i> rupee

rupt
<b>rupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>rumper</b>

rupte, ruptemente, ruptes
<i>adj</i> broken

ruptura, rupturas
<i>n</i> rupture, breaking;<br><b>ruptura de pneu</b> [Motoring] blowout

rural, rurales, ruralmente
<i>adj</i> rural

ruralisar, ruralisa, ruralisante, ruralisara, ruralisarea, ruralisate, ruralisava
<i>v</i> to ruralize (= to make rural)

russe, russemente, russes
<i>adj</i> Russian

russia
<b>Russia</b><br><i>npr</i> Russia;<br><b>Czar de omne le Russias</b> Czar of All the Russias

russificar, russifica, russificante, russificara, russificarea, russificate, russificava
<i>v</i> to Russify

russo, russos
<i>n</i> I. one of the Ros or Rus; II. Russian (1. native of Russia; 2. Russian language)

russophile, russophilemente, russophiles
<b>russophile</b><br><i>adj</i> Russophile

russophilo, russophilos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> Russophile

rustic, rusticamente, rustiches
<i>adj</i> rustic (1. pertaining to the country; 2. rough, unrefined)

rusticar, rustica, rusticante, rusticara, rusticarea, rusticate, rusticava
<i>v</i> to rusticate (1. to reside in the country; 2. [Masonry])

rustication, rusticationes
<i>n</i> rustication (1. living in the country; 2. [Masonry])

rusticitate, rusticitates
<i>n</i> rusticity

rustico, rusticos
<b>(rs-)</b><br><i>n</i> rustic, countryman

ruth
<b>Ruth</b><br><i>npr</i> Ruth

ruthen, ruthenes, ruthenmente
<i>adj</i> Ruthenian

ruthenia
<b>Ruthenia</b><br><i>npr</i> Ruthenia

ruthenic, ruthenicamente, rutheniches
<i>adj</i> Ruthenian<hr><i>adj</i> [Chem.] ruthenic

ruthenium, rutheniumes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] ruthenium

rutheno, ruthenos
<i>n</i> Ruthenian

rutilante
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>rutilar</b>; 2. rutilant, glowing, gleaming (red)

rutilar, rutila, rutilante, rutilara, rutilarea, rutilate, rutilava
<i>v</i> to glow or gleam red

rutile, rutilemente, rutiles
<i>adj</i> golden red, rutilant

rutilo, rutilos
<b>(r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mineral.] rutil

rsum, rsums, resume, resumes
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> rsum

rverie, rveries, reverie, reveries
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> reverie, revery; <I>also:</I> [Mus.]

rntgen, rntgenes, rontgen, rontgenes, wilhelm konrad rontgen
<I>n</I> [Phys.] roentgen (= international unit of quantity of x-rays)<HR><B>Rntgen, Wilhelm Konrad</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1845-1923; German physicist];<BR><B>radios Rntgen</B> Roentgen rays, x-rays

rntgenogramma, rntgenogrammas, rontgenogramma, rontgenogrammas
<B>rntgenogramma</B><BR><I>n</I> roentgenogram

rntgenologia, rntgenologias, rontgenologia, rontgenologias
<B>rntgenologia (-a)</B><BR><I>n</I> roentgenology

rntgenologista, rntgenologistas
<i>n</i> roentgenologist

s
<b>-s-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>esser</b>

s o s, sos
<B>S O S [A]</B><BR><I>n</I> [Naut.] S O S

s.p.q.r, spqr
<B>S.P.Q.R [L]</B><BR>S.P.Q.R. (= <I>senatus populusque romanus</I>)

sabbatario, sabbatarios
<i>n</i> Sabbatarian

sabbatarismo, sabbatarismos
<i>n</i> Sabbatarianism

sabbatic, sabbaticamente, sabbatiches
<i>adj</i> Sabbatic(al), Sabbatarian

sabbato, sabbatos
<i>n</i> 1. Sabbath; 2. Saturday

sabin, sabines, sabinmente
<i>adj</i> Sabine

sabina
<b>Sabina</b><br><i>nprf</i> Sabina

sabino, sabinos
<i>n</i> Sabine;<br><b>le rapto del sabinas</b> the rape of the Sabines<hr><b>Sabino</b><br><i>nprm</i> [Rom. Hist.] Sabinus

sabla, sablas
<i>n</i> saber, sabre

sablar, sabla, sablante, sablara, sablarea, sablate, sablava
<i>v</i> to sand (= to sprinkle or cover with sand)<hr><i>v</i> to saber, slash

sabliera, sablieras
<i>n</i> 1. sand pit; 2. sand box, sand sprayer, etc.

sabliero, sablieros
<i>n</i> hourglass, sandglass

sablo, sablos
<i>n</i> sand

sablose, sablosemente, sabloses
<i>adj</i> sandy

sabotage, sabotages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> sabotage

sabotar, sabota, sabotante, sabotara, sabotarea, sabotate, sabotava
<i>v</i> to sabotage

sabotator, sabotatores
<i>n</i> saboteur

saboteur, saboteurs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> saboteur

saccata, saccatas
<i>n</i> sackful, bagful

sacch
<b>sacch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sacco</b>

saccharar, sacchara, saccharante, saccharara, sacchararea, saccharate, saccharava
<i>v</i> to sugar, sweeten

saccharate, saccharatemente, saccharates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>saccharar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> sweet, sugary

saccharato, saccharatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] saccharate

saccharifere, sacchariferemente, sacchariferes
<i>adj</i> sacchariferous

saccharificar, saccharifica, saccharificante, saccharificara, saccharificarea, saccharificate, saccharificava
<i>v</i> to saccharify

saccharification, saccharificationes
<i>n</i> saccharification

saccharin, saccharines, saccharinmente
<i>adj</i> saccharine

saccharina, saccharinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] saccharin

saccharo, saccharos
<b>(sc-)</b><br><i>n</i> sugar

saccharoide, saccharoidemente, saccharoides
<i>adj</i> saccharoid

saccharometro, saccharometros
<b>saccharometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> saccharometer

saccharosa, saccharosas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] saccharose

saccharose, saccharosemente, saccharoses
<i>adj</i> saccharic

saccheamento, saccheamentos
<i>n</i> pillage, sacking

sacchear, sacchea, saccheante, saccheara, sacchearea, saccheate, saccheava
<i>v</i> to sack, pillage

saccheator, saccheatores
<i>n</i> pillager

saccheo, saccheos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> pillage, sacking

sacchetto, sacchettos
<i>n</i> small bag

sacco, saccos
<i>n</i> 1. sack, bag; 2. [Anat., Bot., Zool.] sac;<br><b>sacco de terra</b> sandbag;<br><b>sacco lacrimal</b> tearpit, tear sac;<br><b>sacco a mano</b> handbag <hr><i>n</i> sack (= sacking, plundering);<br><b>mitter a sacco</b> to sack, put to sack

sacer
<b>sacer-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sacro</b>

sacerdotal, sacerdotales, sacerdotalmente
<i>adj</i> sacerdotal

sacerdote, sacerdotes
<b>sacerdote</b><br><i>n</i> priest

sacerdotio, sacerdotios
<i>n</i> priesthood, sacerdocy

sacramental, sacramentales, sacramentalmente
<i>adj</i> sacramental

sacramentario, sacramentarios
<i>n</i> [R.C.Ch.] Sacramentary

sacramento, sacramentos
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] sacrament

sacrar, sacra, sacrante, sacrara, sacrarea, sacrate, sacrava
<i>v</i> to consecrate (as in "to consecrate a church")

sacrate, sacratemente, sacrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>sacrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> holy, sacred

sacre, sacremente, sacres
<i>adj</i> holy, sacred;<br><b>ordines sacre</b> Holy orders

sacrificar, sacrifica, sacrificante, sacrificara, sacrificarea, sacrificate, sacrificava
<i>v</i> to sacrifice

sacrificator, sacrificatores
<i>n</i> sacrificer

sacrificio, sacrificios
<i>n</i> sacrifice (1. as in "sacrifice to the gods"; 2. as in "sacrifice of one's life")

sacrilege, sacrilegemente, sacrileges
<b>sacrilege (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> sacrilegious

sacrilegio, sacrilegios
<b>sacrilegio</b><br><i>n</i> sacrilege

sacrista, sacristas
<i>n</i> sexton, sacristan

sacristano, sacristanos
<i>n</i> sexton, sacristan

sacristia, sacristias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sacristy, vestry

sacro, sacros
<i>n</i> sacred rite; <i>also:</i> sacrifice

sacrosancte, sacrosanctemente, sacrosanctes
<b>sacrosancte</b><br><i>adj</i> sacrosanct

sade, marquis de sade, donatien alphonse franois
<B>Sade, Donatien Alphonse Franois, Marquis de</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1740-1814; French writer]

sadismo, sadismos
<i>n</i> sadism

sadista, sadistas
<i>n</i> sadist; <i>also: attrib.</i> sadistic, sadist

saepe
<b>[saepe] (si-)</b><br><i>adv</i> often, frequently

sag
<b>sag-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

saga, sagas
<i>n</i> saga (= medieval story of an Icelandic hero or family)

sagace, sagacemente, sagaces
<i>adj</i> sagacious

sagacitate, sagacitates
<i>n</i> sagacity

sage, sagemente, sages
<b>(sje)</b><br><i>adj</i> sage, wise

sagessa, sagessas
<b>(-j-)</b><br><i>n</i> wisdom, sageness

sagio, sagios
<b>(sajo)</b><br><i>n</i> sage, wise man

sagitta, sagittas
<i>n</i> arrow

sagittal, sagittales, sagittalmente
<i>adj</i> sagittal (1. of or like an arrow; 2. [Anat.])

sagittari, sagittarimente, sagittaris
<i>adj</i> arrow, sagittary

sagittaria, sagittarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Sagittaria

sagittario, sagittarios
<i>n</i> archer, bowman;<br><b>Sagittario</b> [Astron.] Sagittarius, Archer

sagittate, sagittatemente, sagittates
<i>adj</i> sagittate (= shaped like an arrowhead)

sagittiforme, sagittiformemente, sagittiformes
<b>sagittiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> sagittiform, arrowshaped

sago, sagos
<i>n</i> sago

sahara
<b>Sahara (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Sahara

saison, saisons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> season (as in "the social season")

sal, sales
<i>n</i> salt (1. common salt; 2. [Chem.])

sala, salas
<i>n</i> hall (= large room)

salace, salacemente, salaces
<i>adj</i> salacious

salacitate, salacitates
<i>n</i> salaciousness

salamandra, salamandras
<i>n</i> salamander (1. fire spirit; 2. [Zool.])

salami, salamis
<i>n</i> salami

salar, sala, salante, salara, salarea, salate, salava
<i>v</i> to salt (= to add salt to, season with salt)

salariar, salaria, salariante, salariara, salariarea, salariate, salariava
<i>v</i> to pay a salary to

salariato, salariatos
<i>n</i> class or body of employees, salariat

salario, salarios
<i>n</i> salary

salata, salatas
<i>n</i> salad

salate, salatemente, salates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>salar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> salty

salatiera, salatieras
<i>n</i> salad bowl

salator, salatores
<i>n</i> salter (= one who salts meat, fish, etc.)

salatura, salaturas
<i>n</i> (operation of) salting

saldar, salda, saldante, saldara, saldarea, saldate, saldava
<i>v</i> [Com.] to balance, settle

saldo, saldos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] (cash) balance, settlement

salice, salices
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> willow

saliceto, salicetos
<i>n</i> willow grove

salicina, salicinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] salicin

salicineas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Salicaceae

salicinee, salicineemente, salicinees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] salicaceous

salicyl, salicyles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] salicyl

salicylato, salicylatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] salicylate

salicylic, salicylicamente, salicyliches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] salicylic

salicylol, salicyloles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] salicylol

salicylose, salicylosemente, salicyloses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] salicylous

saliente, salientemente, salientes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>salir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> salient (1. jutting out; 2. conspicuous)<hr><i>n</i> [Fortif.] salient

saliera, salieras
<i>n</i> saltcellar, salt shaker

salifere, saliferemente, saliferes
<i>adj</i> saliferous

salificabile, salificabilemente, salificabiles
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] salifiable

salificar, salifica, salificante, salificara, salificarea, salificate, salificava
<i>v</i> to salify

salification, salificationes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] salification

salin, salines, salinmente
<i>adj</i> saline (1. consisting of or containing salt; 2. briny)

salinero, salineros
<i>n</i> salt maker; salt dealer

salinitate, salinitates
<i>n</i> salinity

salir, sali, saliente, salira, salirea, salite, saliva, salte
<b>[sal-/salt-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to jump, leap, bound; 2. to be salient

saliva, salivas
<i>n</i> saliva, spittle

salivar, saliva, salivante, salivara, salivarea, salivate, salivava
<i>v</i> to water, salivate

salivari, salivarimente, salivaris
<i>adj</i> salivary

salivation, salivationes
<i>n</i> watering, salivation

salmon, salmones
<i>n</i> salmon (1. <i>Salmo salar</i>, the fish "salmon"; 2. the color "salmon")

salmonide, salmonidemente, salmonides
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] salmonid

salmonidos
<b>(-dos)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Salmonidae

salmuria, salmurias
<b>salmuria</b><br><i>n</i> pickling brine

salmuriar, salmuria, salmuriante, salmuriara, salmuriarea, salmuriate, salmuriava
<i>v</i> to salt down, brine, pickle (in brine)

salnitrero, salnitreros
<i>n</i> saltpeter worker or dealer

salnitriera, salnitrieras
<i>n</i> saltpeter works; saltpeter bed

salnitro, salnitros
<b>salnitro</b><br><i>n</i> niter, saltpeter

salnitrose, salnitrosemente, salnitroses
<i>adj</i> nitrous, saltpetrous

salomon
<b>Salomon</b><br><i>npr</i> Solomon;<br><b>templo de Salomon</b> Solomon's temple;<br><b>sigillo de Salomon</b> 1. Solomon's seal (= six-pointed star consisting of two interlaced triangles); 2. [Bot.] Solomon's-seal;<br><b>Insulas Salomon</b> Solomon Islands

salomonian, salomonianes, salomonianmente
<i>adj</i> (of the) Solomon Islands; (of the) Solomon Islanders

salomoniano, salomonianos
<i>n</i> Solomon Islander

salomonic, salomonicamente, salomoniches
<i>adj</i> Solomonic, Solomon's

salon, salones
<i>n</i> salon (1. parlor, reception room; <i>also:</i> living room, drawing room; 2. place used to exhibit works of art);<br><b>wagon salon</b> parlor car

salpetra, salpetras
<b>salpetra</b><br><i>n</i> saltpeter, niter

salpetrar, salpetra, salpetrante, salpetrara, salpetrarea, salpetrate, salpetrava
<i>v</i> to cover with saltpeter

salpetrero, salpetreros
<i>n</i> saltpeter worker or dealer

salpetriera, salpetrieras
<i>n</i> saltpeter works; saltpeter bed

salpetrose, salpetrosemente, salpetroses
<i>adj</i> saltpetrous, nitrous

salsicia, salsicias
<i>n</i> sausage

salsicieria, salsicierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sausage shop

salsiciero, salsicieros
<i>n</i> sausage maker or dealer

salt
<b>salt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>salir</b>

saltante, saltantemente, saltantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>saltar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> saltant, jumping

saltar, salta, saltante, saltara, saltarea, saltate, saltava
<i>v</i> I. to jump (1. to leap, bound; 2. to leap over); II. to blow up (= to fly in pieces with a loud report); III. to skip, leave out

saltation, saltationes
<i>n</i> saltation, jumping

saltator, saltatores
<i>n</i> 1. jumper (= one who jumps); 2. grasshopper

saltigrade, saltigrademente, saltigrades
<b>saltigrade (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] saltigrade

salto, saltos
<i>n</i> 1. jump, leap, bound; 2. waterfall, rapids;<br><b>salto mortal</b> somersault, breakneck leap

salubre, salubremente, salubres
<i>adj</i> salubrious, healthy, healthful

salubritate, salubritates
<i>n</i> salubrity, health, healthfulness

salutar, saluta, salutante, salutara, salutarea, salutares, salutarmente, salutate, salutava
<i>adj</i> salutary, wholesome <hr><i>v</i> to greet, salute

salutation, salutationes
<i>n</i> salutation, greeting;<br><b>salutation angelic</b> Hail Mary

salutator, salutatores
<i>n</i> greeter, saluter

salute, salutes
<i>n</i> 1. salvation; 2. greeting, salute;<br><b>salute!</b> hail!, greetings!

salutista, salutistas
<i>n</i> Salvationist

salva, salvas
<i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] salvo; 2. volley (as in "to fire a volley");<br><b>tirar un salva</b> to fire or discharge a volley

salvabile, salvabilemente, salvabiles
<i>adj</i> salvable

salvage, salvagemente, salvages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>adj</i> savage, wild

salvageria, salvagerias
<b>(-ajera)</b><br><i>n</i> savagery, savageness

salvamento, salvamentos
<i>n</i> saving, rescue; <i>also:</i> salvaging;<br><b>cinctura de salvamento</b> life belt;<br><b>barca</b> or <b>lancha de salvamento</b> lifeboat

salvar, salva, salvante, salvara, salvarea, salvate, salvava
<i>v</i> to save, rescue; <i>also:</i> to salve, salvage;<br><b>salvar le apparentias</b> to save appearances;<br><b>salvar se</b> to escape

salvation, salvationes
<i>n</i> salvation, rescue; <i>also:</i> salvage

salvator, salvatores
<i>n</i> savior (1. rescuer; 2. redeemer); <i>also:</i> salvager;<br><b>Salvator</b> Saviour

salve, salvemente, salves
<i>adj</i> safe (= unhurt);<br><b>san e salve</b> safe and sound

salveconducto, salveconductos
<b>salveconducto</b><br><i>n</i> safe-conduct

salveguarda, salveguardas
<b>salveguarda</b><br><i>n</i> 1. safekeeping, protection; 2. safeguard, safe-conduct

salveguardar, salveguarda, salveguardante, salveguardara, salveguardarea, salveguardate, salveguardava
<i>v</i> to safeguard, keep safe

salvia, salvias
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] Salvia; 2. [Bot.] sage (= half-shrubby mint)

salvo
<i>prep</i> save, but; <i>also:</i> save or but for;<br><b>salvo que</b> save or but that;<br><b>salvo error e omission</b> errors and omissions excepted

samaria
<b>Samaria</b><br><i>npr</i> Samaria

samaritan, samaritanes, samaritanmente
<i>adj</i> Samaritan (1. pertaining to Samaria; 2. pertaining to the good Samaritan)

samaritano, samaritanos
<i>n</i> Samaritan (1. inhabitant of Samaria; 2. good Samaritan; 3. Samaritan language);<br><b>bon samaritano</b> good Samaritan

sambuco, sambucos
<i>n</i> elder, elderberry

samovar, samovares
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> samovar

sampson
<b>Sampson</b><br><i>npr</i> Samson, Sampson

samson
<b>Samson</b><br><i>npr</i> Samson, Sampson;<br><b>Samson e Delila</b> Samson and Delilah

samuel
<b>Samuel</b><br><i>npr</i> Samuel

samum, samumes
<b>[Ar.]</b><br><i>n</i> simoon

samurai, samurais
<b>[J]</b><br><i>n</i> samurai

san, sanes, sanmente
<i>adj</i> I. healthy (1. in good health; 2. healthful, wholesome); II. sane (= mentally sound);<br><b>san e salve</b> safe and sound

sanabile, sanabilemente, sanabiles
<i>adj</i> curable

sanar, sana, sanante, sanara, sanarea, sanate, sanava
<i>v</i> to cure, to heal

sanative, sanativemente, sanatives
<i>adj</i> curative, healing

sanatorio, sanatorios
<i>n</i> sanatorium, sanitarium

sancir, sanci, sanciente, sancira, sancirea, sancite, sanciva, sancte
<b>[sanc-/sanct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to establish, confirm, sanction

sanct
<b>sanct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sancir</b>

sancta
<i>nf</i> saint

sancte, sanctemente, sanctes
<i>adj</i> holy, saintly, saint;<br><b>(le) spirito sancte</b> (the) Holy Ghost;<br><b>(le) septimana sancte</b> Holy Week;<br><b>(le) ecclesia sancte</b> (the) Holy Church;<br><b>(le) patre sancte</b> (the) Holy Father;<br><b>(le) terra sancte</b> (the) Holy Land;<br><b>sancte sede</b> Holy See

sanctificar, sanctifica, sanctificante, sanctificara, sanctificarea, sanctificate, sanctificava
<i>v</i> to hallow, sanctify;<br><b>sanctificar (un die de festa)</b> to keep or observe (a holiday)

sanctification, sanctificationes
<i>n</i> sanctification

sanctificator, sanctificatores
<i>n</i> sanctifier

sanction, sanctiones
<i>n</i> sanction (1. solemn or ceremonious ratification; 2. [Law]; 3. approbation, assent)

sanctionar, sanctiona, sanctionante, sanctionara, sanctionarea, sanctionate, sanctionava
<i>v</i> to sanction (1. to give sanction to; 2. to approve of)

sanctitate, sanctitates
<i>n</i> holiness, sanctity, sacredness

sancto
<i>nm</i> saint;<br><b>(die de) omne sanctos</b> All Saints' Day;<br><b>vigilia de omne sanctos</b> Halloween

sanctuario, sanctuarios
<i>n</i> sanctuary (1. sacred space around the altar of a church; 2. place of refuge or protection)

sanctum sanctorum
<b>[L]</b><br><i>sanctum sanctorum</i>, holy of holies

sandalia, sandalias
<i>n</i> sandal (as in "Greek sandals")

sandwich, sandwichs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> sandwich

sangu
<b>sangu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sanguine</b>

sanguifere, sanguiferemente, sanguiferes
<i>adj</i> sanguiferous

sanguificar, sanguifica, sanguificante, sanguificara, sanguificarea, sanguificate, sanguificava
<i>v</i> to produce blood (from)

sanguification, sanguificationes
<i>n</i> sanguification

sanguilente, sanguilentemente, sanguilentes
<i>adj</i> bloody, sanguinary (= accompanied by much bloodshed)

sanguinar, sanguina, sanguinante, sanguinara, sanguinarea, sanguinate, sanguinava
<i>v</i> to bleed (= to lose blood)

sanguinari, sanguinarimente, sanguinaris
<i>adj</i> bloody, sanguinary (1. blood-thirsty; 2. accompanied by much bloodshed)

sanguine, sanguines
<i>n</i> blood;<br><b>sanguine frigide</b> <i>sangfroid</i>, composure;<br><b>animales de sanguine frigide, (calde</b>) cold-blooded (warm-blooded) animals;<br><b>haber le sanguine calde</b> to be hot-blooded;<br><b>prince del sanguine</b> prince of the blood;<br><b>sanguine azur</b> blue blood

sanguinee, sanguineemente, sanguinees
<i>adj</i> I. sanguineous (1. of or containing blood; 2. abounding with blood); II. sanguine (as in "sanguine temperament")

sanguinolente, sanguinolentemente, sanguinolentes
<i>adj</i> sanguinolent

sanguinose, sanguinosemente, sanguinoses
<i>adj</i> bloody, bloodstained

sanguisorba, sanguisorbas
<b>sanguisorba</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] sanguisorba

sanguisuga, sanguisugas
<b>sanguisuga</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] leech, bloodsucker

sanhedrin, sanhedrines
<b>Sanhedrin</b><br><i>n</i> Sanhedrin

sanicula, saniculas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] sanicle

sanitari, sanitarimente, sanitaris
<i>adj</i> sanitary;<br><b>policia sanitari</b> health police

sanitate, sanitates
<i>n</i> 1. (state of) health; 2. (good) health;<br><b>officio de sanitate</b> board of health;<br><b>sanitate mental</b> sanity, mental health;<br><b>patente de sanitate</b> bill of health

saper, sape, sapera, saperea, saperes, sapeva, sapiente, sapite
<i>v</i> to know, have knowledge of;<br><b>saper (facer un cosa)</b> to know how (to do something);<br><b>qui sape!</b> who knows!;<br><b>facer saper (un cosa a un persona)</b> to let (someone) know (something), acquaint (someone with something);<br><b>a saper</b> to wit, namely <hr><i>n</i> knowledge, learning

sapide, sapidemente, sapides
<i>adj</i> sapid, saporous

sapiditate, sapiditates
<i>n</i> sapidity

sapiente, sapientemente, sapientes
<i>adj</i> wise, discerning, sapient

sapientia, sapientias
<i>n</i> wisdom

sapiential, sapientiales, sapientialmente
<i>adj</i> sapiential

sapon, sapones
<i>n</i> soap

saponacee, saponaceemente, saponacees
<i>adj</i> saponaceous

saponar, sapona, saponante, saponara, saponarea, saponate, saponava
<i>v</i> to soap

saponaria, saponarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Fuller's herb, bouncing Bet, soapwort

saponeria, saponerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> soap factory

saponero, saponeros
<i>n</i> soap maker

saponetta, saponettas
<i>n</i> 1. (scented) toilet soap; 2. hunting-case watch

saponiera, saponieras
<i>n</i> soap dish

saponificar, saponifica, saponificante, saponificara, saponificarea, saponificate, saponificava
<i>v</i> to saponify

saponification, saponificationes
<i>n</i> saponification

saponina, saponinas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] saponin

saponose, saponosemente, saponoses
<i>adj</i> soapy

sapor, sapores
<i>n</i> flavor, taste, savor

saporar, sapora, saporante, saporara, saporarea, saporate, saporava
<i>v</i> to savor (= to taste with pleasure)

saporose, saporosemente, saporoses
<i>adj</i> savory, savorous

sappa, sappas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] sap

sappamento, sappamentos
<i>n</i> sapping, undermining

sappar, sappa, sappante, sappara, sapparea, sappate, sappava
<i>v</i> to sap, undermine

sappator, sappatores
<i>n</i> sapper

sapphirina, sapphirinas
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] sapphirine

sapphiro, sapphiros
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] sapphire

sapr
<b>sapr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds]

saprophyto, saprophytos
<b>saprophyto (-phyto)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] saprophyte

saracen, saracenes, saracenmente
<i>adj</i> Saracen, Saracenic;<br><b>grano saracen</b> buckwheat, sarrazin

saracenic, saracenicamente, saraceniches
<i>adj</i> Saracenic, Saracen

saraceno, saracenos
<i>n</i> saracen

sarcasmo, sarcasmos
<i>n</i> sarcasm

sarcastic, sarcasticamente, sarcastiches
<i>adj</i> sarcastic

sarcir, sarci, sarciente, sarcira, sarcirea, sarcite, sarciva, sarte
<b>[sarc-/sart-]</b><br><i>v</i> to mend, repair; <i>also:</i> to patch; to darn

sarcophago, sarcophagos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. sarcophagus; 2. coffin

sarcular, sarcula, sarculante, sarculara, sarcularea, sarculate, sarculava
<i>v</i> to hoe (= to clear of weeds with a hoe)

sarde, sardemente, sardes
<i>adj</i> Sard, Sardinian

sardina, sardinas
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] sardine

sardineria, sardinerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sardine industry

sardinero, sardineros
<i>n</i> 1. sardine fisherman; 2. sardine dealer

sardinia
<b>Sardinia</b><br><i>npr</i> Sardinia

sardo, sardos
<i>n</i> Sardinian

sardonic, sardonicamente, sardoniches
<i>adj</i> sardonic

sart
<b>sart-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sarcir</b>

sartor, sartores
<i>n</i> tailor, dressmaker

sartoreria, sartorerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tailor's shop

sartorial, sartoriales, sartorialmente
<i>adj</i> sartorial (= pertaining to a tailor)

sasibile, sasibilemente, sasibiles
<i>adj</i> seizable

sasir, sasi, sasiente, sasira, sasirea, sasite, sasiva
<i>v</i> to seize (= to grasp);<br><b>sasir le occasion</b> to seize the opportunity

sassafras, sassafrases
<b>(-frs)</b><br><i>n</i> sassafras (1. sassafras tree; 2. sassafras bark)

satellite, satellites
<b>(-tl-)</b><br><i>n</i> satellite; <i>also:</i> henchman

sati
<b>sati-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>satis</b>

satiabile, satiabilemente, satiabiles
<i>adj</i> satiable

satiar, satia, satiante, satiara, satiarea, satiate, satiava
<i>v</i> to satiate, sate

satiate, satiatemente, satiates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>satiar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> satiate, satiated

satietate, satietates
<i>n</i> satiety

satin, satins
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. satin; 2. sateen

satinar, satina, satinante, satinara, satinarea, satinate, satinava
<i>v</i> to glaze, gloss, satin

satinate, satinatemente, satinates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>satinar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> satiny, lustrous

satinetta, satinettas
<i>n</i> satinette, satinet

satira, satiras
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> satire

satiric, satiricamente, satiriches
<i>adj</i> satiric, satirical

satirico, satiricos
<i>n</i> satirist

satirisar, satirisa, satirisante, satirisara, satirisarea, satirisate, satirisava
<i>v</i> to satirize

satis
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. enough; 2. rather, somewhat;<br><b>esser satis</b> to be enough;<br><b>haber satis</b> to have enough;<br><b>satis de (tempore, </b>etc.<b>)</b> enough (time, etc.), (time, etc.) enough

satisfacente, satisfacentemente, satisfacentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>satisfacer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> satisfactory

satisfacer, satisface, satisfacente, satisfacera, satisfacerea, satisfaceva, satisfacite, satisfacte
<b>satisfacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to satisfy

satisfacte, satisfactemente, satisfactes
<i>adj</i> satisfied, content

satisfaction, satisfactiones
<i>n</i> satisfaction;<br><b>dar satisfaction</b> to give satisfaction

satisfactori, satisfactorimente, satisfactoris
<i>adj</i> satisfactory; <i>also:</i> [Theol.]

saturabile, saturabilemente, saturabiles
<i>adj</i> saturable

saturabilitate, saturabilitates
<i>n</i> saturability

saturar, satura, saturante, saturara, saturarea, saturate, saturava
<i>v</i> to saturate

saturate, saturatemente, saturates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>saturar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> saturate

saturation, saturationes
<i>n</i> saturation

sature, saturemente, satures
<i>adj</i> saturated, sated

saturnal, saturnales, saturnalmente
<i>adj</i> Saturnian

saturnales
<i>npl</i> [Rom. Relig.] Saturnalia

saturnia, saturnias
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Saturnia

saturnie, saturniemente, saturnies
<i>adj</i> Saturnian

saturnin, saturnines, saturninmente
<i>adj</i> saturnine (1. heavy, gloomy; 2. [Med.])

saturnismo, saturnismos
<i>n</i> lead poisoning, saturnism

saturno
<b>Saturno</b><br><i>npr</i> Saturn (1. [Rom. Relig.]; 2. [Astron.]; 3. [Alchem.] lead)

satyro, satyros
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> satyr (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Entom.])

sauce, sauces
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> sauce, gravy

sauciera, saucieras
<i>n</i> sauceboat

sauerkraut, sauerkrautes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> sauerkraut

sauro, sauros
<i>n</i> saurian

saut, sautmente, sauts, saute, sautemente, sautes
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>adj</I> [Cooking] <I>saut</I>

savanna, savannas
<i>n</i> savanna, savannah

sax, antoine joseph sax
<B>Sax, Antoine Joseph</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1814-1894; Belgian maker and inventor of musical instruments]

saxcornetta
<b>saxcornetta</b><br>[Mus.] saxcornet

saxcorno, saxcornos
<b>saxcorno</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] saxhorn

saxee, saxeemente, saxees
<i>adj</i> stone (= made of stone)

saxeto, saxetos
<i>n</i> stony ground

saxhorn, saxhornes
<b>saxhorn</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] saxhorn

saxicola, saxicolas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Ornith.] Saxicola

saxicole, saxicolemente, saxicoles
<b>saxicole (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] saxicolous, saxicoline (= growing on, or inhabiting rocks)

saxifraga, saxifragas
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] saxifrage

saxifragaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Saxifragaceae

saxifragacee, saxifragaceemente, saxifragacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] saxifragaceous

saxifrage, saxifragemente, saxifrages
<b>saxifrage (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> saxifragous (= breaking or dissolving stone)

saxo, saxos
<i>n</i> stone, rock

saxone, saxonemente, saxones
<i>n/adj</i> Saxon

saxonia
<b>Saxonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Saxony (1. [Anc. Hist.] land of the Saxons; 2. former Kingdom of Saxony; 3. Prussian Saxony)

saxophono, saxophonos
<b>saxophono</b><br><i>n</i> saxophone

saxose, saxosemente, saxoses
<i>adj</i> rocky, stony (= abounding in stones)

saxtuba, saxtubas
<b>saxtuba</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] saxtuba, bass saxhorn

scabello, scabellos
<i>n</i> 1. stool; <i>also:</i> footstool; 2. [Rom. Antiq.] scabellum

scabie, scabies
<i>n</i> scabies, mange

scabiosa, scabiosas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] scabious

scabiose, scabiosemente, scabioses
<i>adj</i> scabious, mangy

scafolt, scafoltes
<i>n</i> scaffold (= place of execution)

scala, scalas
<i>n</i> 1. ladder; II. staircase; III. scale (1. [Mus.]; 2. as in "scale of a thermometer, a map, etc."); IV. port of call;<br><b>scala mobile</b> 1. escalator, moving staircase; 2. sliding scale;<br><b>reducer (augmentar) secundo le scala</b> to scale down (up)

scalada, scaladas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] escalade

scalar, scala, scalante, scalara, scalarea, scalate, scalava
<i>v</i> [Mil.] to scale

scalia, scalias
<i>n</i> I. scale (1. [Zool., Bot., Med., etc.]; 2. [Metal.]); II. [Zool., Bot.] shell; <i>also:</i> husk, hull, etc.

scaliage, scaliages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> scaling, husking; peeling, chipping off, etc.

scaliar, scalia, scaliante, scaliara, scaliarea, scaliate, scaliava
<i>v</i> I. to scale (1. to remove the scales from; 2. to cover with scales); II. to shell, husk, hull, etc.

scaliose, scaliosemente, scalioses
<i>adj</i> scaly, scalelike

scalon, scalones
<i>n</i> 1. rung, step; 2. [Mil.] echelon

scalonar, scalona, scalonante, scalonara, scalonarea, scalonate, scalonava
<i>v</i> to echelon

scalp, scalpes
<b>[A</b><br><i>n</i> scalp (as in "to take scalps")

scalpar, scalpa, scalpante, scalpara, scalparea, scalpate, scalpava
<i>v</i> to scalp (= to deprive of the scalp)

scand
<b>scand-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>scandinave</b>

scandalisar, scandalisa, scandalisante, scandalisara, scandalisarea, scandalisate, scandalisava
<i>v</i> 1. to offend (as in "if thy right eye offend thee"; 2. to scandalize)

scandalo, scandalos
<b>(scn-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. offense, scandalous example; 2. scandal (as in "political scandal");<br><b>petra de scandalo</b> stumbling block

scandalose, scandalosemente, scandaloses
<i>adj</i> 1. giving offence; <i>also:</i> setting a bad example; 2. scandalous (as in "scandalous affair")

scander, scande, scandente, scandera, scanderea, scandeva, scandite, scanse
<b>[scand-/scans-;-scend-/-scens-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to climb; 2. to scan ("to scan verse")

scandinave, scandinavemente, scandinaves
<i>adj</i> Scandinavian

scandinavia
<b>Scandinavia</b><br><i>npr</i> Scandinavia

scandinavo, scandinavos
<i>n</i> Scandinavian

scandium, scandiumes
<b>(scn-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] scandium

scans
<b>scans-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>scander</b>

scansion, scansiones
<i>n</i> [Metrics] scansion

scapula, scapulas
<b>(sc-)</b><br><i>n</i> shoulder blade, scapula

scapular, scapulares, scapularmente
<i>adj</i> scapular

scapulario, scapularios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] scapular (1. a sleeveless cloak; 2. a badge of membership in certain orders, consisting of two pieces of cloth and worn under the clothing)

scapulohumeral, scapulohumerales, scapulohumeralmente
<b>scapulohumeral</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat.] scapulohumeral

scarabeo, scarabeos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> I. scarabaeus (1. [Entom.]; 2. [Egyptol.] scarab); II. [Entom.] beetle

scaramucia, scaramucias
<i>n</i> skirmish

scaramuciar, scaramucia, scaramuciante, scaramuciara, scaramuciarea, scaramuciate, scaramuciava
<i>v</i> to skirmish

scaramuciator, scaramuciatores
<i>n</i> skirmisher

scarlatin, scarlatines, scarlatinmente
<i>adj</i> scarlet;<br><b>febre scarlatin</b> scarlet fever

scarlatina, scarlatinas
<i>n</i> scarlet fever, scarlatina

scarlato, scarlatos
<i>n</i> scarlet (1. color scarlet; 2. scarlet cloth or clothes)

scarpa, scarpas
<i>n</i> 1. shoe; 2. slope, scarp (= face of a hill, etc.); 3. [Mil.] scarp, escarp

scarpamento, scarpamentos
<i>n</i> [Mil.] escarpment

scarpar, scarpa, scarpante, scarpara, scarparea, scarpate, scarpava
<i>v</i> 1. to slope (= to cause to slope); 2. [Mil.] to escarp

scarpate, scarpatemente, scarpates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>scarpar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> steep, scarped

scarpero, scarperos
<i>n</i> shoemaker, bootmaker

scarpino, scarpinos
<i>n</i> dancing pump

scelalgia, scelalgias
<b>scelalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] scelalgia, pain in the legs

sceler
<b>sceler-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives]

scelerate, sceleratemente, scelerates
<i>adj</i> scoundrelly, villainous

sceleratessa, sceleratessas
<i>n</i> villainy, wickedness

scelerato, sceleratos
<i>n</i> scoundrel, wretch, villain, etc.

scelides
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] scelides, hind legs

scelo
<b>scelo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] scelo-, scel- (= leg)

scena, scenas
<i>n</i> I. stage (1. "stage of a theater"; 2. theater, art of the theater); II. scene (1. unit of dramatic action; 2. place of action; <i>also:</i> setting; 3. as in "to make a scene");<br><b>poner in scena</b> to stage, put on the stage

scenario, scenarios
<i>n</i> scenario

scenic, scenicamente, sceniches
<i>adj</i> scenic, scenical (= of or pertaining to the scenes of dramatic action)

scenographia
<b>(-a)</b><br>scenography

scenographic, scenographicamente, scenographiches
<i>adj</i> scenographic

scenographo, scenographos
<b>scenographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> scenographer

scenopegia, scenopegias
<b>scenopegia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Jewish Relig.] Sukkoth, Feast of Tabernacles

sceptic, scepticamente, sceptiches
<i>adj</i> skeptic, sceptic, skeptical, sceptical

scepticismo, scepticismos
<i>n</i> skepticism, scepticism

sceptico, scepticos
<i>n</i> 1. skeptic, sceptic; 2. [Philos.] Skeptic, Sceptic

sceptro, sceptros
<i>n</i> scepter

scheda, schedas
<i>n</i> slip of paper

schedula, schedulas
<i>n</i> 1. slip of paper (containing writing); 2. promissory note

schema, schemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> I. schema; II. scheme (1. as in "the metrical scheme of a sonnet"; 2. plan in tabulated form)

schemat
<b>schemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>schema</b>

schematic, schematicamente, schematiches
<i>adj</i> schematic

schematisar, schematisa, schematisante, schematisara, schematisarea, schematisate, schematisava
<i>v</i> to schematize

schematismo, schematismos
<i>n</i> schematism

scherma, schermas
<i>n</i> fencing, fence (= art of fencing)

schermir, schermi, schermiente, schermira, schermirea, schermite, schermiva
<i>v</i> to fence (= to practice fencing)

schermitor, schermitores
<i>n</i> fencer (= one who practices fencing)

scherzo, scherzos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> scherzo

schisma, schismas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> schism (1. division, separation; 2. [Eccl.])

schismat
<b>schismat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>schisma</b>

schismatic, schismaticamente, schismatiches
<i>adj</i> schismatic, schismatical

schismatico, schismaticos
<i>n</i> schismatic

schisto, schistos
<i>n</i> [Petrography] schist

schistose, schistosemente, schistoses
<i>adj</i> [Petrography] schistose, schistous

schizo
<b>schizo-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] schizo- (= split)

schizophrenia, schizophrenias
<b>schizophrenia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychiatry] schizophrenia

schizophrenic, schizophrenicamente, schizophreniches
<i>adj</i> schizophrenic

schizophrenico, schizophrenicos
<i>n</i> schizophrenic, schizophrene

schizophyto, schizophytos
<b>schizophyto (-phyto)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] schizophyte

schizopode, schizopodemente, schizopodes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> schizopod, schizopodous

schizopodo, schizopodos
<b>(-podo)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] schizopod

schizzar, schizza, schizzante, schizzara, schizzarea, schizzate, schizzava
<b>(-tsar)</b><br><i>v</i> to sketch (1. to make a draft or sketch of; 2. to make a sketch or sketches)

schizzo, schizzos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Lit., Art] sketch

schola, scholas
<i>n</i> school;<br><b>tener schola</b> to keep school

scholar, scholares, scholarmente
<i>adj</i> school <hr><i>n</i> school child, pupil

scholastic, scholasticamente, scholastiches
<i>adj</i> scholastic

scholasticismo, scholasticismos
<i>n</i> scholasticism

scholastico, scholasticos
<i>n</i> scholastic

schooner, schooners
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] schooner

schottisch, schottisches
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> [Dancing] schottische

scia
<b>scia-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] scia- (= shadow)

sciamachia, sciamachias
<b>sciamachia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sciamachy, sham fight, shadow boxing

sciatic, sciaticamente, sciatiches
<i>adj</i> sciatic (1. pertaining to the hip); 2. pertaining to sciatica);<br><b>nervo sciatic</b> sciatic nerve

sciatica, sciaticas
<i>n</i> [Med.] sciatica

sciente, scientemente, scientes
<i>adj</i> learned, (well-)informed

scientia, scientias
<i>n</i> 1. knowledge, learning; 2. science;<br><b>homine de scientia</b> man of science, scientist

scientific, scientificamente, scientifiches
<i>adj</i> scientific

scientista, scientistas
<i>n</i> scientist

scimitarra, scimitarras
<i>n</i> scimitar

scinder, scinde, scindente, scindera, scinderea, scindeva, scindite, scisse
<b>[scind-/sciss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to split

scintilla, scintillas
<i>n</i> spark (= particle of fire)

scintillar, scintilla, scintillante, scintillara, scintillarea, scintillate, scintillava
<i>v</i> to sparkle, glitter, scintillate; <i>also:</i> to twinkle

scintillation, scintillationes
<i>n</i> scintillation; <i>also:</i> twinkling

scipion
<b>Scipion</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Hist.] Scipio

scir, sci, sciente, scira, scirea, scite, sciva
<i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

sciss
<b>sciss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>scinder</b>

scissile, scissilemente, scissiles
<i>adj</i> scissile; <i>also:</i> fissile

scission, scissiones
<i>n</i> scission

scissipare, scissiparemente, scissipares
<b>scissipare</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] scissiparous

scissiparitate, scissiparitates
<i>n</i> [Biol.] scissiparity, schizogenesis

sciuro, sciuros
<i>n</i> squirrel

sclave, sclavemente, sclaves
<i>adj</i> slave, slave's: (= characteristic of a slave)

sclavitude, sclavitudes
<i>n</i> slavery (= state of being a slave)

sclavo, sclavos
<i>n</i> slave

sclerantho, scleranthos
<b>sclerantho</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] scleranth; Scleranthus

sclerenchyma, sclerenchymas
<b>sclerenchyma (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> sclerenchyma (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Zool.])

sclero
<b>sclero-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] sclero-, scler- (1. hard; 2. to harden)

scleroma, scleromas
<i>n</i> [Med.] scleroma

sclerophthalmia, sclerophthalmias
<b>sclerophthalmia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] sclerophthalmia

sclerose, sclerosemente, scleroses
<i>adj</i> [Biol., Med.] sclerous (= hard, indurated)

sclerosis, scleroses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med., Bot.] sclerosis (= hardening, induration)

sclerotic, scleroticamente, sclerotiches
<i>adj</i> sclerotic (1. sclerous, hard; 2. affected with sclerosis)

sclerotica, scleroticas
<i>n</i> [Anat., Zool.] sclerotic (= sclerotic coat of the eye)

scolio, scolios
<i>n</i> reef (= chain of rocks lying near the surface of the water)

scoliose, scoliosemente, scolioses
<i>adj</i> full of reefs

scop
<b>-scop-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

scopa, scopas
<i>n</i> broom

scopar, scopa, scopante, scopara, scoparea, scopate, scopava
<i>v</i> to sweep (with a broom)

scopator, scopatores
<i>n</i> sweeper (= one who or that which sweeps)

scopatrice, scopatrices
<i>n</i> (woman) sweeper

scopatura, scopaturas
<i>n</i> sweepings

scopia
<b>-scopia (-a)</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -scopy (= examination, observation)

scopic
<b>-scopic</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -scopic (= seeing)

scopio
<b>-scopio</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -scope (= instrument for watching, ohserving, examining, etc.)

scopo, scopos
<i>n</i> 1. target, mark; 2. object, aim <hr><b>-scopo</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] 1. -scope (as in "horoscope"); 2. -scopist (as in "cranioscopist")

scorbutic, scorbuticamente, scorbutiches
<i>adj</i> scorbutic

scorbuto, scorbutos
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] scurvy, scorbutus

scoria, scorias
<i>n</i> scoria (I. [Metal.] slag, dross; 2. [Geol.] slaggy lava)

scorificar, scorifica, scorificante, scorificara, scorificarea, scorificate, scorificava
<i>v</i> to scorify

scorification, scorificationes
<i>n</i> scorification

scorpion, scorpiones
<i>n</i> [Zool.] scorpion;<br><b>Scorpion</b> [Astron.] Scorpio, Scorpion

scorpionide, scorpionides
<i>n</i> [Zool.] scorpionid;<br><b>scorpionides</b> Scorpionidae

scote, scotemente, scotes
<i>adj</i> Scotch, Scottish

scotia
<b>Scotia</b><br><i>npr</i> Scotland;<br><b>Nove Scotia</b> Nova Scotia

scotic, scoticamente, scotiches
<i>adj</i> Scotch, Scottish

scoto, scotos
<i>n</i> Scot

scriba, scribas
<i>n</i> scribe (I. [Jewish Hist.]; 2. copyist)

scriber, scribe, scribente, scribera, scriberea, scribeva, scribite, scripte
<b>[scrib-/script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to write

script
<b>script-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>scriber</b>

scripte, scriptemente, scriptes
<i>adj</i> written, in writing

scripto, scriptos
<i>n</i> writing ("piece of writing");<br><b>per scripto</b> in writing

scriptor, scriptores
<i>n</i> writer (= author, journalist etc.)

scriptorio, scriptorios
<i>n</i> desk, writing desk

scriptura, scripturas
<i>n</i> 1. writing, handwriting, script; 2. [Law, Com., etc.] paper, document etc.; 3. [Relig.] Scripture

scriptural, scripturales, scripturalmente
<i>adj</i> [Eccl.] scriptural

scrofula, scrofulas
<b>(scr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] scrofula

scrofulose, scrofulosemente, scrofuloses
<i>adj</i> scrofulous

scrofulosis, scrofuloses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] scrofulosis

scrupulo, scrupulos
<b>(scr-)</b><br><i>n</i> scruple (1. [Pharm.]; 2. as in "conscientious scruples")

scrupulose, scrupulosemente, scrupuloses
<i>adj</i> scrupulous

scrupulositate, scrupulositates
<i>n</i> scrupulousness

scrutabile, scrutabilemente, scrutabiles
<i>adj</i> scrutable

scrutar, scruta, scrutante, scrutara, scrutarea, scrutate, scrutava
<i>v</i> scan, scrutinize, examine, etc.

scrutiniar, scrutinia, scrutiniante, scrutiniara, scrutiniarea, scrutiniate, scrutiniava
<i>v</i> 1. to scrutinize; 2. to vote by ballot

scrutinio, scrutinios
<i>n</i> 1. scrutiny; 2. poll, ballot

sculper, sculpe, sculpente, sculpera, sculperea, sculpeva, sculpite, sculpte
<b>[sculp-/sculpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sculpture (= to carve, cut, grave, chisel, etc.)

sculpt
<b>sculpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sculper</b>

sculpte, sculptemente, sculptes
<i>adj</i> sculptured, graven, carved

sculptor, sculptores
<i>n</i> sculptor

sculptrice, sculptrices
<i>n</i> sculptress

sculptura, sculpturas
<i>n</i> sculpture

sculptural, sculpturales, sculpturalmente
<i>adj</i> sculptural

sculpturesc, sculpturescamente, sculpturesches
<i>adj</i> sculpturesque, sculptural

scuma, scumas
<i>n</i> foam, scum;<br><b>scuma (de sapon)</b> lather (= froth or foam from soap and water)

scumar, scuma, scumante, scumara, scumarea, scumate, scumava
<i>v</i> 1. to foam (= to form or gather foam); 2. to skim (= to clear from scum)

scumatoria, scumatorias
<i>n</i> skimmer (= utensil used for skimming)

scumose, scumosemente, scumoses
<i>adj</i> foaming, scummy

scuriolo, scuriolos
<i>n</i> squirrel

scutella, scutellas
<i>n</i> small bowl, deep dish

scutellaria, scutellarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Scutellaria

scutero, scuteros
<i>n</i> squire; <i>also:</i> shield-bearer

scutiforme, scutiformemente, scutiformes
<b>scutiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> scutiform

scuto, scutos
<i>n</i> 1. shield, buckler; 2. escutcheon, coat of arms

scylla
<b>Scylla</b><br><i>npr</i> Scylla

scytha, scythas
<i>n</i> Scyth, Scythian

scythia
<b>Scythia</b><br><i>npr</i> Scythia

scythic, scythicamente, scythiches
<i>adj</i> Scythian

scytho, scythos
<i>n</i> Scythian (1. Scyth; 2. Scythian language)

se
<i>rel pron</i> himself; herself; itself; themselves<hr><b>se-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sex</b>

se-dece, se-decemente, se-deces
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> sixteen

sec
<b>-sec</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

secabile, secabilemente, secabiles
<i>adj</i> capable of being cut, divisible

secale, secales
<i>n</i> [Bot.] rye;<br><b>pan de secale</b> rye bread

secante, secantemente, secantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>secar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> secant (as in "a secant line") <hr><i>n</i> [Geom.] secant

secapapiro, secapapiros
<b>secapapiro</b><br><i>n</i> paper cutter, paper knife

secar, seca, secante, secara, secarea, secate, secava, secte
<b>[sec-/sect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cut (= to divide, sever or reduce by cutting)

secerner, secerne, secernente, secernera, secernerea, secerneva, secernite, secrete
<b>[-cern-/-cret-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to separate; 2. [Physiol.] to secern

secr
<b>-secr-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sacre</b>

secret
<b>secret-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>secern-</b>

secreta, secretas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] secret, secreta

secretar, secreta, secretante, secretara, secretarea, secretate, secretava
<i>v</i> [Physiol. & Biol.] to secrete

secretariato, secretariatos
<i>n</i> secrctariate; <i>also:</i> secretaryship

secretario, secretarios
<i>n</i> secretary (= confidential clerk)

secrete, secretemente, secretes
<i>adj</i> 1. secret; 2. secretive, close

secretion, secretiones
<i>n</i> [Physiol. & Biol.] secretion

secreto, secretos
<i>n</i> 1. secret; 2. secret drawer; secret spring;<br><b>in secreto</b> in secret or secrecy;<br><b>esser in le secreto</b> to be in the secret;<br><b>secreto de Policinella</b> open secret, secret of Polichinelle

secretori, secretorimente, secretoris
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] secretory

sect
<b>sect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>secar</b>

secta, sectas
<i>n</i> sect

sectari, sectarimente, sectaris
<i>adj</i> sectarian

sectario, sectarios
<i>n</i> sectarian

section, sectiones
<i>n</i> I. (act of) cutting; <i>also:</i> [Surg.] section; II. section (1. separation by cutting; 2. portion, division, subdivision; <i>also:</i> [Nat. Hist., Mil., etc.]; 3. [Geom., Drawing, etc.]);<br><b>section transverse</b> crosssection

sectionar, sectiona, sectionante, sectionara, sectionarea, sectionate, sectionava
<i>v</i> to section (= to cut or divide into sections)

sector, sectores
<i>n</i> sector (1. [Geom.]; 2. [Mil.])

sectura, secturas
<i>n</i> cut (= wound or opening made by cutting)

secular, seculares, secularmente
<i>adj</i> secular (1. occurring once in a century; 2. existing for centuries; 3. worldly) <hr><i>n</i> secular, layman

secularisar, secularisa, secularisante, secularisara, secularisarea, secularisate, secularisava
<i>v</i> to secularize

secularisation, secularisationes
<i>n</i> secularization

secularismo, secularismos
<i>n</i> secularism

secularista, secularistas
<i>n</i> secularist

secularitate, secularitates
<i>n</i> secularity (1. secular extent; 2. worldliness)

seculo, seculos
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. century (= period of 100 years); 2. world (= things mundane)

secun
<b>[secun]</b><br><i>prep</i> 1. (following) after; 2. along, by; 3. according to<br>(= <b>secundo</b>)

secunda, secundas
<i>n</i> second (1. 1/60 of a minute; 2. 1/3600 of a degree of an angle; 3. [Mus.])

secundar, secunda, secundante, secundara, secundarea, secundate, secundava
<i>v</i> to second (= to support)

secundari, secundarimente, secundaris
<i>adj</i> secondary;<br><b>schola secundari</b> high school, secondary school

secunde, secundemente, secundes
<i>adj</i> second

secundinas
<i>npl</i> secundines, after-birth

secundo, secundos
<i>n</i> second (in a duel, etc.)<hr><i>prep</i> 1. (following) after; 2. along, by; 3. according to;<br><b>secundo que</b> according as

secur, secures, securmente
<i>adj</i> I. secure, safe; II. sure, certain (1. not doubting; 2. not doubtful)

securitate, securitates
<i>n</i> I. security (1. safety; 2. as in "to leave something as a security"); II. sureness, certainty

sed
<i>conj</i> but

sedar, seda, sedante, sedara, sedarea, sedate, sedava
<i>v</i> to allay, soothe, appease

sedation, sedationes
<i>n</i> [Med.] sedation

sedative, sedativemente, sedatives
<i>adj</i> sedative; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

sedativo, sedativos
<i>n</i> [Med.] sedative

sede, sedes
<i>n</i> 1.seat (1. accommodation for sitting; 2. principal place where anything takes place or is carried on); II. [Eccl.] see;<br><b>sancte sede</b> Holy See, Apostolic See

sedentari, sedentarimente, sedentaris
<i>adj</i> sedentary

sedente, sedentemente, sedentes
<i>adj</i> seated, sitting; <i>also:</i> sedent

seder, sede, sedente, sedera, sederea, sedeva, sedite, sesse
<b>[sed-/-sess-;-sid-/-sess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sit (1. to be sitting or seated; 2. as in "to sit in court, in council, etc."; 3. to fit);<br><b>esser sedite</b> to sit, be sitting or seated;<br><b>seder se</b> to seat oneself, sit down

sedimentar, sedimenta, sedimentante, sedimentara, sedimentarea, sedimentate, sedimentava
<i>v</i> to sediment (= to deposit as sediment)

sedimentari, sedimentarimente, sedimentaris
<i>adj</i> sedimentary

sedimentation, sedimentationes
<i>n</i> sedimentation

sedimento, sedimentos
<i>n</i> sediment (1. lees, dregs; 2. [Geol.])

sedition, seditiones
<i>n</i> sedition

seditionar, seditiona, seditionante, seditionara, seditionarea, seditionate, seditionava
<i>v</i> to sedition, incite to sedition

seditiose, seditiosemente, seditioses
<i>adj</i> ceditious

seducer, seduce, seducente, seducera, seducerea, seduceva, seducite, seducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to seduce

seducibile, seducibilemente, seducibiles
<i>adj</i> seducible

seducimento, seducimentos
<i>n</i> seducement

seduct
<b>seduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>seducer</b>

seduction, seductiones
<i>n</i> seduction (1. act of seducing; 2. that which seduces)

seductive, seductivemente, seductives
<i>adj</i> seductive

seductor, seductores
<i>n</i> seducer

segmentar, segmenta, segmentante, segmentara, segmentarea, segmentate, segmentava
<i>v</i> to segment, separate into segments

segmentari, segmentarimente, segmentaris
<i>adj</i> segmentary, segmental

segmentation, segmentationes
<i>n</i> segmentation

segmento, segmentos
<i>n</i> [Geom.] segment

segregar, segrega, segregante, segregara, segregarea, segregate, segregava
<i>v</i> to segregate

segregation, segregationes
<i>n</i> segregation

segregative, segregativemente, segregatives
<i>adj</i> segregative

seismal, seismales, seismalmente
<i>adj</i> seismal, seismic

seismic, seismicamente, seismiches
<b>(siz-)</b><br><i>adj</i> seismic

seismo, seismos
<b>(sizmo)</b><br><i>n</i> earthquake, seism

seismographia
<b>(-a)</b><br>seismography

seismographic, seismographicamente, seismographiches
<i>adj</i> seismographic

seismographo, seismographos
<b>seismographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> seismograph

seismologia, seismologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> seismology

seismologic, seismologicamente, seismologiches
<i>adj</i> seismologic, seismological

seismologo, seismologos
<b>seismologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> seismologist

select
<b>select-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>seliger</b>

selecte, selectemente, selectes
<i>adj</i> select, choice

selection, selectiones
<i>n</i> selection;<br><b>selection natural</b> [Biol.] natural selection

selectionar, selectiona, selectionante, selectionara, selectionarea, selectionate, selectionava
<i>v</i> to select

selective, selectivemente, selectives
<i>adj</i> selective

selen
<b>selen-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] seleno-, selen- (= moon);<br><b>Selena</b> [Gr. Relig.] Selene

seleniato, seleniatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] selenate

selenic, selenicamente, seleniches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] selenic

seleniose, seleniosemente, selenioses
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] selenious

selenita, selenitas
<i>n</i> Selenite, inhabitant of the moon

selenite, selenites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] selenite

selenito, selenitos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] selenite

selenium, seleniumes
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] selenium

selenographia, selenographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> selenography

selenographo, selenographos
<b>selenographo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. selenograph; 2. selenographer

seleri, seleris
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> celery

seliger, selecte, selige, seligente, seligera, seligerea, seligeva, seligite
<b>[-lig-/-lect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to select

sella, sellas
<i>n</i> saddle

sellar, sella, sellante, sellara, sellarea, sellate, sellava
<i>v</i> to saddle (= to put a saddle upon)

selleria, sellerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> saddlery

sellero, selleros
<i>n</i> saddler

sem
<b>Sem</b><br><i>npr</i> Shem

sema
<b>sema- [-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] sema- (= sign, signal)

semantic, semanticamente, semantiches
<i>adj</i> semantic

semantica, semanticas
<i>n</i> [Philol.] semantics, semasiology

semanticista, semanticistas
<i>n</i> semanticist, semasiologist

semaphoro, semaphoros
<b>semaphoro (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> semaphore

semasi
<b>semasi-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] semasi- (= signification)

semasiologia, semasiologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Philol.] semasiology, semantics

semasiologic, semasiologicamente, semasiologiches
<i>adj</i> semasiological

semasiologo, semasiologos
<b>semasiologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> semasiologist, semanticist

semat
<b>semat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sema-</b>

sematographia, sematographias
<b>sematographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sematography, sign-writing

semblante, semblantes
<i>n</i> semblance, appearance

semblantia, semblantias
<i>n</i> semblance, appearance; <i>also:</i> seeming

semblar, sembla, semblante, semblara, semblarea, semblate, semblava
<i>v</i> to seem, appear;<br><b>il me sembla</b> it seems to me

semeio
<b>semeio-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] semeio (= sign)

semeiologia, semeiologias
<b>semeiologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] semeiology

semeiologic, semeiologicamente, semeiologiches
<i>adj</i> semeiologic, semeiological

semeiotic, semeioticamente, semeiotiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] semeiotic, semeiologic

semeiotica, semeioticas
<i>n</i> [Med.] semeiotics, semeiologic

semel
<b>[semel]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. once; 2. firstly

semestral, semestrales, semestralmente
<i>adj</i> semestral (= occurring every six months)

semestre, semestres
<b>semestre</b><br><i>n</i> semester

semi
<b>semi-</b><br>[occurring in compounds] semi- (= half)

semibarbare, semibarbaremente, semibarbares
<b>semibarbare</b><br><i>adj</i> semibarbarous, semibarbaric

semibreve, semibreves
<b>semibreve</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] semibreve

semicircular, semicirculares, semicircularmente
<i>adj</i> semicircular;<br><b>canales semicircular</b> [Anat., Zool.] semicircular canals

semicirculo, semicirculos
<b>semicirculo (-cir-)</b><br><i>n</i> semicircle (1. half of a circle; 2. semicircular measuring instrument, graphometer)

semicircumferentia, semicircumferentias
<b>semicircumferentia</b><br><i>n</i> [Geom.] semicircumference

semiconsonante, semiconsonantes
<b>semiconsonante</b><br><i>n</i> [Phonet.] semiconsonant

semicupio, semicupios
<b>semicupio</b><br><i>n</i> semicupium, sitz bath

semicylindric, semicylindricamente, semicylindriches
<i>adj</i> semicylindric, semicylindrical

semicylindro, semicylindros
<b>semicylindro</b><br><i>n</i> semicylinder

semidea, semideas
<b>semidea (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> demigoddess

semideo, semideos
<b>semideo (-o)</b><br><i>n</i> demigod

semidiametro, semidiametros
<b>semidiametro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> [Math.] semidiameter

semidiaphane, semidiaphanemente, semidiaphanes
<b>semidiaphane</b><br><i>adj</i> semidiaphanous

semiduple, semiduplemente, semiduples
<b>semiduple</b><br><i>adj</i> semidouble (1. [Liturgy]; 2. [Bot.])

semiflosculo, semiflosculos
<b>semiflosculo (-fls-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] semifloscule, semifloret

semiflosculose, semiflosculosemente, semiflosculoses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] semifloscular, semiflosculose, semiflosculous

semifluide, semifluidemente, semifluides
<b>semifluide (-fl-)</b><br><i>adj</i> semifluid

semilunar, semilunares, semilunarmente
<b>semilunar</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat., Biol.] semilunar <hr><b>semilunar</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] semilunar (bone), lunatum

semimorte, semimortemente, semimortes
<b>semimorte</b><br><i>adj</i> half-dead

seminal, seminales, seminalmente
<i>adj</i> seminal (= pertaining to seed or semen)

seminar, semina, seminante, seminara, seminarea, seminate, seminava
<i>v</i> to sow (seeds, etc.)

seminario, seminarios
<i>n</i> 1. [Hort.] seedbed; nursery; 2. (institution for the training of candidates for the priesthood, ministry, etc.) seminary, seminar, etc.

seminarista, seminaristas
<i>n</i> seminarist

semination, seminationes
<i>n</i> semination

seminator, seminatores
<i>n</i> sower

seminatorio, seminatorios
<i>n</i> seeder, sowing-machine

semine, semines
<i>n</i> seed; <i>also:</i> milk, roe, spawn, semen, etc.

seminifere, seminiferemente, seminiferes
<i>adj</i> seminiferous

seminude, seminudemente, seminudes
<b>seminude</b><br><i>adj</i> seminude, half-naked

semiofficial, semiofficiales, semiofficialmente
<b>semiofficial</b><br><i>adj</i> semiofficial

semipelagian, semipelagianes, semipelagianmente
<b>semipelagian</b><br><i>adj</i> [Theol.] Semi-Pelagian

semipelagianismo, semipelagianismos
<i>n</i> [Theol.] Semi-Pelagianism

semipelagiano, semipelagianos
<i>n</i> [Theol.] Semi-Pelagian

semiprova, semiprovas
<b>semiprova</b><br><i>n</i> [Law] semiproof

semisalvage, semisalvagemente, semisalvages
<b>semisalvage (-aje)</b><br><i>adj</i> semisavage, half-savage

semisomne, semisomnemente, semisomnes
<b>semisomne</b><br><i>adj</i> semisomnous, half-asleep

semita, semitas
<i>n</i> Semite<hr><b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. path; 2. [Zool.] semita, fasciole

semital, semitales, semitalmente
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] semital

semitic, semiticamente, semitiches
<i>adj</i> Semitic;<br><b>linguas semitic</b> Semitic languages

semitismo, semitismos
<i>n</i> Semitism

semitono, semitonos
<b>semitono</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] semitone, halftone

semitransparente, semitransparentemente, semitransparentes
<b>semitransparente</b><br><i>adj</i> semitransparent

semitransparentia, semitransparentias
<i>n</i> semitransparency

semitropical, semitropicales, semitropicalmente
<b>semitropical</b><br><i>adj</i> semitropical

semiuncial, semiunciales, semiuncialmente
<b>semiuncial</b><br><i>adj</i> semiuncial

semivive, semivivemente, semivives
<b>semivive</b><br><i>adj</i> half-alive

semivocal, semivocales
<i>n</i> semivowel

semp
<b>semp-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>semper</b>

semper
<b>(sm-)</b><br><i>adv</i> always

semperverde, semperverdemente, semperverdes
<b>semperverde</b><br><i>adj</i> evergreen <hr><b>semperverde</b><br><i>n</i> evergreen

sempiterne, sempiternemente, sempiternes
<b>sempiterne</b><br><i>adj</i> everlasting, eternal, sempiternal

sempre
<b>[sempre]</b><br><i>adv</i> always<br>(= <b>semper</b>)

sen
<b>sen-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

senato, senatos
<i>n</i> senate

senatoconsulto, senatoconsultos
<b>senatoconsulto</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] <i>senatus consultum</i>, senatusconsult

senator, senatores
<i>n</i> senator

senatorial, senatoriales, senatorialmente
<i>adj</i> senatorial (= pertaining to a senator or senate)

senectute, senectutes
<i>n</i> old age

senegal
<b>Senegal</b><br><i>npr</i> Senegal

senegalese, senegalesemente, senegaleses
<i>adj/n</i> Senegalese

senil, seniles, senilmente
<i>adj</i> senile (= belonging to old age);<br><b>debilitate senil</b> senile weakness

senilitate, senilitates
<i>n</i> senility

senior, seniores, seniormente
<i>adj</i> senior, older <hr><i>n</i> 1. senior, elder; 2. lord; 3. sir;<br><b>Senior</b> Lord (= Lord God);<br><b>Nostre Senior</b> Our Lord;<br><b>senior X.</b> Mr. X.

seniora, senioras
<i>n</i> lady;<br><b>seniora X.</b> Mrs. X.

senioretta, seniorettas
<i>n</i> miss;<br><b>senioretta X.</b> Miss X.

senioria, seniorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Hist.] seigniory; 2. lordship; <i>also:</i> as in "your lordship"

seniorial, senioriales, seniorialmente
<i>adj</i> [Hist.] seignorial

sens
<b>sens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sentir</b>

sensar, sensa, sensante, sensara, sensarea, sensate, sensava
<i>v</i> to sense, sensate

sensate, sensatemente, sensates
<i>adj</i> sensible (= possessing common sense)

sensation, sensationes
<i>n</i> sensation (1. as in "a sensation of cold"; 2. as in "to create a sensation")

sensational, sensationales, sensationalmente
<i>adj</i> sensational (as in "sensational revelations")

sensationalismo, sensationalismos
<i>n</i> sensationalism (as in "sensationalism of the yellow press")

sensibile, sensibilemente, sensibiles
<i>adj</i> I. perceptible, sensible; II. sensitive (1. that receives sense impressions; 2. highly susceptible)

sensibilitate, sensibilitates
<i>n</i> sensibility (1. ability to receive sense impressions; 2. sensitiveness)

sensitiva, sensitivas
<i>n</i> sensitive plant

sensitive, sensitivemente, sensitives
<i>adj</i> sensitive, sensory

senso, sensos
<i>n</i> I. sense (1. as in "the sense of hearing"; 2. discrimination, judgment; 3. meaning); II. direction (= way, course);<br><b>senso commun</b> common sense;<br><b>perder le sensos</b> to lose consciousness;<br><b>in senso inverse</b> in the opposite direction

sensorial, sensoriales, sensorialmente
<i>adj</i> sensorial

sensorio, sensorios
<i>n</i> sensorium

sensu
<b>sensu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>senso</b>

sensual, sensuales, sensualmente
<i>adj</i> sensual (as in "sensual pleasures")

sensualisar, sensualisa, sensualisante, sensualisara, sensualisarea, sensualisate, sensualisava
<i>v</i> to sensualize (= to make sensual)

sensualismo, sensualismos
<i>n</i> sensualism (1. addiction to sensual indulgence; 2. [Philos.] sensationalism)

sensualista, sensualistas
<i>n</i> [Philos.] sensualist, sensationalist

sensualitate, sensualitates
<i>n</i> sensuality

sententia, sententias
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] sentence; 2. (sententious) saying, aphorism

sententiar, sententia, sententiante, sententiara, sententiarea, sententiate, sententiava
<i>v</i> [Law] to sentence

sententiose, sententiosemente, sententioses
<i>adj</i> sententious

sentiente, sentientemente, sentientes
<i>adj</i> sentient

sentiero, sentieros
<i>n</i> path;<br><b>le sentiero del virtute</b> the path of virtue

sentimental, sentimentales, sentimentalmente
<i>adj</i> sentimental

sentimentalismo, sentimentalismos
<i>n</i> sentimentalism

sentimentalitate, sentimentalitates
<i>n</i> sentimentality

sentimento, sentimentos
<i>n</i> feeling (1. act or fact of feeling; 2. sentiment, emotion)

sentir, sense, senti, sentiente, sentira, sentirea, sentite, sentiva
<b>[sent-/sens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to feel (something);<br><b>sentir se (ben, mal, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to feel (well, ill, etc.)

separabile, separabilemente, separabiles
<i>adj</i> separable

separar, separa, separante, separara, separarea, separate, separava
<i>v</i> to separate (= to put or keep apart)

separate, separatemente, separates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>separar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> separate

separation, separationes
<i>n</i> separation;<br><b>separation de benes</b> separate maintenance;<br><b>separation del Ecclesia e del Stato</b> disestablishment of the Church

separatismo, separatismos
<i>n</i> separatism

separatista, separatistas
<i>n</i> separatist

separative, separativemente, separatives
<i>adj</i> separative

separator, separatores
<i>n</i> 1. separater, one who separates; 2. separator

sepe, sepes
<i>n</i> hedge;<br><b>rege del sepe</b> wren

sepsis, sepses
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] sepsis

septagesime, septagesimemente, septagesimes, septagesimo, septagesimos
<B>(-sime)</B><BR><I>adj</I> seventieth;<BR><B>le septagesime parte, le septagesimo</B> the seventieth part, the seventieth

septanta, septantamente, septantas
<i>adj</i> seventy

septantesime, septantesimemente, septantesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> seventieth;<br><b>le septantesime parte, le septantesimo</b> the seventieth part, the seventieth

septe, septemente, septes
<i>adj</i> seven

septem
<b>septem-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>septe</b>

septembre, septembres
<i>n</i> September

septemviral, septemvirales, septemviralmente
<i>adj</i> septemviral

septemvirato, septemviratos
<i>n</i> septemvirate

septemviro, septemviros
<b>septemviro (-tm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] septemvir

septen
<b>septen-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>septe</b>

septentrion, septentriones
<i>n</i> [Astron.] Septentrion, the Dipper

septentrional, septentrionales, septentrionalmente
<i>adj</i> northern

septic, septicamente, septiches
<i>adj</i> septic

septicemia, septicemias
<b>septicemia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] septicemia, septicaemia

septicemic, septicemicamente, septicemiches
<i>adj</i> septicemic, septicaemic

septicitate, septicitates
<i>n</i> septicity

septico, septicos
<i>n</i> septic

septim
<b>septim-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>septe</b>

septima, septimas
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] seventh

septimana, septimanas
<i>n</i> week;<br><b>fin de septimana</b> week end

septimanal, septimanales, septimanalmente
<i>adj</i> weekly

septime, septimemente, septimes
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>adj</i> seventh

septu
<b>septu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>septe</b>

septuplar, septupla, septuplante, septuplara, septuplarea, septuplate, septuplava
<i>v</i> to septuple (= to multiply by seven)

septuple, septuplemente, septuples
<b>septuple (sp-)</b><br><i>adj</i> septuple, sevenfold

septuplicar, septuplica, septuplicante, septuplicara, septuplicarea, septuplicate, septuplicava
<b>septuplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to septuple

sequente, sequentemente, sequentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>sequer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> following, next;<br><b>le die sequente</b> the next day, the following day

sequentia, sequentias
<i>n</i> sequence (1. "sequence of things, events, etc."; 2. [Eccl.])

sequer, secute, seque, sequente, sequera, sequerea, sequeva, sequite
<b>[sequ-/secut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to follow

sequestrar, sequestra, sequestrante, sequestrara, sequestrarea, sequestrate, sequestrava
<i>v</i> 1. [Law] to sequester; 2. to confine illegally, put under illegal restraint

sequestration, sequestrationes
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] sequestration (of goods); 2. illegal confinement or restraint

sequestro, sequestros
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] sequestration; 2. [Med.] sequestrum

sequoia, sequoias
<b>(-quia)</b><br><i>n</i> sequoia;<br><b>sequoia gigante</b> giant sequoia, big tree;<br><b>sequoia sempervivente</b> redwood

ser, se, sente, sera, serea, seva, site
<b>[ser]</b><br><i>v</i> to be<br>(= <b>esser</b>) <hr><b>ser- [ser-/sert-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

sera
<b>[sera] (-r)</b><br><i>fut</i> of <b>ser</b> will be, shall be<br>(= <b>essera</b>)

seralio, seralios
<i>n</i> seraglio, serail

serbe, serbemente, serbes
<i>adj</i> Serb, Serbian

serbia
<b>Serbia</b><br><i>npr</i> Serbia

serbo, serbos
<i>n</i> Serb, Serbian

serbocroate, serbocroatemente, serbocroates
<b>serbocroate</b><br><i>adj</i> Serbo-Croatian, Serbo-Croat

serbocroato, serbocroatos
<i>n</i> Serbo-Croatian, Serbo-Croat (1. Serbo-Croatian language; 2. native speaker of Serbo-Croatian)

serea
<b>[serea] (-a)</b><br><i>cond</i> of <b>ser</b> would be, should be<br>(= <b>esserea</b>)

seren, serenes, serenmente
<i>adj</i> serene

serenada, serenadas
<i>n</i> serenade

serenar, serena, serenante, serenara, serenarea, serenate, serenava
<i>v</i> to make serene

serenissimo, serenissimos
<b>(-ssimo)</b><br><i>n</i> serenissimo

serenitate, serenitates
<i>n</i> serenity

sergente, sergentes
<b>(-j-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] sergeant

serial, seriales, serialmente
<i>adj</i> serial

seriar, seria, seriante, seriara, seriarea, seriate, seriava
<i>v</i> to arrange in series, to seriate

serie, seriemente, series
<i>n</i> series; <i>also:</i> [Elec.];<br><b>in serie</b> in series <hr><i>adj</i> serious (1. earnest; 2. as in "serious in implications")

serio, serios
<i>n</i> seriousness, earnestness

seriose, seriosemente, serioses
<i>adj</i> serious (1. earnest; 2. as in "serious in implications")

sermon, sermones
<i>n</i> sermon

sermonar, sermona, sermonante, sermonara, sermonarea, sermonate, sermonava
<i>v</i> to preach, sermonize

sermonator, sermonatores
<i>n</i> preacher; sermonizer

sermonisar, sermonisa, sermonisante, sermonisara, sermonisarea, sermonisate, sermonisava
<i>v</i> to sermonize, harangue

sero, seros
<i>n</i> 1. whey (of milk); 2. serum; <i>specif.:</i> blood serum <hr><b>[sero]</b><br><i>adv</i> late

serologia, serologias
<b>serologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> serology

serose, serosemente, seroses
<i>adj</i> serous

serositate, serositates
<i>n</i> serosity (= serous quality)

serotherapia, serotherapias
<b>serotherapia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> serotherapy

serpentar, serpenta, serpentante, serpentara, serpentarea, serpentate, serpentava
<i>v</i> to wind, meander

serpentaria, serpentarias
<i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] serpentaria, snakeroot; 2. serpent eater, secretary bird

serpente, serpentes
<i>n</i> snake, serpent;<br><b>Serpente</b> [Astron.] Serpent

serpentiforme, serpentiformemente, serpentiformes
<b>serpentiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> serpentiform

serpentin, serpentines, serpentinmente
<i>adj</i> serpentine (1. of a snake; 2. tortuous, winding)

serpentino, serpentinos
<i>n</i> I. serpentine (1. [Hist., Ordn.]; 2. [Mineral.]; 3. coil of a still); II. paper streamer, serpentin

serper, serpe, serpente, serpera, serperea, serpeva, serpite
<i>v</i> to glide, wriggle

serpigine, serpigines
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] serpigo; <i>also:</i> ringworm

serpiginose, serpiginosemente, serpiginoses
<i>adj</i> serpiginous

serra, serras
<i>n</i> 1. saw (= tool for sawing); 2. sierra

serramento, serramentos
<i>n</i> 1. locking (of a door, etc.); 2. (action of) fastening, tightening

serrar, serra, serrante, serrara, serrarea, serrate, serrava
<i>v</i> to saw<hr><i>v</i> 1. to lock (= to fasten with a lock); 2. to lock up, lock away (something); 3. to close tightly (together)

serrate, serratemente, serrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>serrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> serrate, serrated

serration, serrationes
<i>n</i> (action of) sawing

serrator, serratores
<i>n</i> sawyer

serratula, serratulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] sawwort

serratura, serraturas
<i>n</i> lock (of a door, etc.);<br><b>serratura fulmine</b> zip fastener, zipper

serreria, serrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sawmill

serva, servas
<i>n</i> (female) slave

servage, servages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> slavery, bondage, serfdom

servar, serva, servante, servara, servarea, servate, servava
<i>v</i> to conserve (1. to preserve from harm; 2. to keep, retain)

serve, servemente, serves
<i>adj</i> 1. subject to servitude; 2. slavish, servile

servibile, servibilemente, servibiles
<i>adj</i> serviceable, useful

servicial, serviciales, servicialmente
<i>adj</i> serviceable, diligent, ready to be of service

servicio, servicios
<i>n</i> service (1. duties done or required; 2. helpful act or acts; 3. set of dishes, etc.);<br><b>servicio militar</b> military service;<br><b>servicio divin</b> church service, divine service

serviente, servientes
<i>n</i> 1. servant; 2. [Mil.] gunner

servietta, serviettas
<i>n</i> napkin (= table napkin)

servil, serviles, servilmente
<i>adj</i> servile (1. pertaining to slaves; 2. mean, base);<br><b>imitation servil</b> slavish, servile imitation

servilismo, servilismos
<i>n</i> servileness, servilism

servilitate, servilitates
<i>n</i> servility

servir, servi, serviente, servira, servirea, servite, serviva
<i>v</i> to serve;<br><b>servir un persona</b> to serve someone;<br><b>servir de</b> to serve as;<br><b>servir a</b> to be useful for;<br><b>servir se de</b> to make use of

servitor, servitores
<i>n</i> 1. servant (= person employed by another); 2. waiter (= one who waits at table)

servitude, servitudes
<i>n</i> 1. servitude (= slavery, bondage); 2. [Law] easement

servo, servos
<i>n</i> serf, slave

sesqui
<b>sesqui-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] sesqui- (= more by one half)

sesquialtera, sesquialteras
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] sesquialtera

sesquialtere, sesquialteremente, sesquialteres
<b>sesquialtere</b><br><i>adj</i> sesquialteral, sesquialter (= one and a half times as great as another)

sesquioxydo, sesquioxydos
<b>sesquioxydo (-x-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] sesquioxide

sesquiped
<b>sesquiped-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives] sesquiped- (= foot and a half)

sesquipedal, sesquipedales, sesquipedalmente
<i>adj</i> sesquipedalian, sesquipedal

sesquiplano, sesquiplanos
<b>sesquiplano</b><br><i>n</i> biplane with short underplane

sess
<b>sess-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>seder</b>

sessile, sessilemente, sessiles
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] sessile

session, sessiones
<i>n</i> 1. sitting; sitting down; 2. session ("session of a court, etc.")

seta, setas
<i>n</i> 1. bristle (= short, stiff hair of hogs, etc.); 2. silk;<br><b>seta artificial</b> rayon

setacee, setaceemente, setacees
<i>adj</i> setaceous, bristly

setassar, setassa, setassante, setassara, setassarea, setassate, setassava
<i>v</i> to bolt (= to sift flour, etc. through a bolter)

setasso, setassos
<i>n</i> bolter (= sifter for bolting flour, etc.)

sete, setes
<i>n</i> thirst;<br><b>haber sete</b> to be thirsty;<br><b>appaciar su sete</b> to quench one's thirst

seteria, seterias
<b>(-ra)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. silk factory or store; 2. silk (ware)

setifere, setiferemente, setiferes
<i>adj</i> bristle-bearing, setiferous

setiforme, setiformemente, setiformes
<b>setiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> bristle-shaped, setiform

seton, setones
<i>n</i> [Surg.] seton

setose, setosemente, setoses
<i>adj</i> silky, silken

setter, setters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Dogs] setter

sever, severes, severmente
<i>adj</i> severe (1. not lenient; 2. as in "severe style")

severitate, severitates
<i>n</i> severity, severeness

sex, sexes, sexmente
<i>adj</i> six

sexagesimal, sexagesimales, sexagesimalmente
<i>adj</i> sexagesimal

sexagesime, sexagesimemente, sexagesimes, sexagesimo, sexagesimos
<B>(-sime)</B><BR><I>adj</I> sixtieth;<BR><B>le sexagesime parte, le sexagesimo</B> the sixtieth part, the sixtieth

sexanta, sexantamente, sexantas
<i>adj</i> sixty

sexantesime, sexantesimemente, sexantesimes, sexantesimo, sexantesimos
<B>(-sime)</B><BR><I>adj</I> sixtieth;<BR><B>le sexantesime parte, le sexantesimo</B> the sixtieth part, the sixtieth

sexo, sexos
<i>n</i> sex;<br><b>le sexo belle</b> the fair sex

sexta, sextas
<i>n</i> 1. [Eccl.] Sext; 2. [Mus.] sixth

sextante, sextantes
<i>n</i> sextant

sexte, sextemente, sextes, sexto, sextos
<I>adj</I> sixth;<BR><B>le sexte parte, le sexto</B> the sixth part, the sixth

sextetto, sextettos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] sextet

sextu
<b>sextu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sexte</b>

sextuplar, sextupla, sextuplante, sextuplara, sextuplarea, sextuplate, sextuplava
<i>v</i> to sextuple

sextuple, sextuplemente, sextuples
<b>sextuple (sx-)</b><br><i>adj</i> sextuple, sixfold

sextuplicar, sextuplica, sextuplicante, sextuplicara, sextuplicarea, sextuplicate, sextuplicava
<b>sextuplicar</b><br><i>v</i> to sextuple (= to multply by six)

sexu
<b>sexu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sexo</b>

sexual, sexuales, sexualmente
<i>adj</i> sexual (= pertaining to the functions of sex)

sexualitate, sexualitates
<i>n</i> sexuality

shako, shakos
<i>n</i> shako

shampooing, shampooings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> shampooing, shampoo

shilling, shillings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> shilling

shocking
<B>shocking!</B><BR><B>[A]</B><BR>shocking!

shogun, shogunes
<b>[J]</b><br><i>n</i> shogun

shophar, shophares
<b>[Heb.]</b><br><i>n</i> shofar, shophar

shrapnel, shrapnels
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> shrapnel

shunt, shunts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] shunt

si, sis
<i>adv</i> 1. thus, so; 2. yes;<br><b>si ... como</b> as ... as, (not) so ... as <hr><i>conj</i> if (1. supposing that; 2. whether);<br><b>si non</b> 1. if not; 2. except, unless it be <hr><i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] ti, si; 2. [Mus.] (the note) B

si-nominate, si-nominatemente, si-nominates
<i>adj</i> so-called

sia
<i>pr subj</i> of <b>esser</b> be, may be, let there be;<br><b>sia ... sia ...</b> be (it) ... or be (it) ...; whether ... or ...

sialagoge, sialagogemente, sialagoges
<b>sialagoge</b><br><i>adj</i> sialagogue, sialagogic, saliva-producing

sialagogo, sialagogos
<i>n</i> [Med.] sialagogue

sialo
<b>sialo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] sialo-, sial- (= saliva)

siam
<b>Siam</b><br><i>npr</i> Siam

siamese, siamesemente, siameses
<i>adj/n</i> Siamese;<br><b>catto siamese</b> Siamese cat;<br><b>geminos siamese</b> Siamese twins

sibilante, sibilantemente, sibilantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>sibilar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> sibilant <hr><i>n</i> [Phonet.] sibilant

sibilar, sibila, sibilante, sibilara, sibilarea, sibilate, sibilava
<i>v</i> 1. to whistle; 2. to hiss, sibilate

sibilation, sibilationes
<i>n</i> sibilation

sibilator, sibilatores
<i>n</i> whistler (= one who whistles)

sibilo, sibilos
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. whistle (1. whistling; 2. instrument for whistling); II. hiss, hissing

sibiria
<b>Sibiria</b><br><i>npr</i> Siberia

sibirian, sibirianes, sibirianmente
<i>adj</i> Siberian

sibiriano, sibirianos
<i>n</i> Siberian

sibiric, sibiricamente, sibiriches
<i>adj</i> Siberian; Sibiric;<br><b>abiete sibiric</b> Siberian fir

sibylla, sibyllas
<i>n</i> [Gr. and Rom. Mythol.] sibyl

sibyllin, sibyllines, sibyllinmente
<i>adj</i> sibylline;<br><b>libros sibyllin</b> Sibylline Books

sic, sicamente, siches
<i>adj</i> dry;<br><b>vino sic</b> dry wine <hr><b>[sic]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. thus, so; 2. yes<br>(= <b>si</b>)

sicc
<b>sicc-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sic</b>

sicca, siccas
<i>n</i> shelf, sandbank

siccante, siccantemente, siccantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>siccar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> drying;<br><b>papiro siccante</b> blotting paper, blotter

siccar, sicca, siccante, siccara, siccarea, siccate, siccava
<i>v</i> to dry (1. to make dry; 2. to become dry)

siccative, siccativemente, siccatives
<i>adj</i> siccative

siccatorio, siccatorios
<i>n</i> drying-place, drying-room, drying-loft, etc.

siccitate, siccitates
<i>n</i> 1. dryness; 2. drought, drouth

sicilia
<b>Sicilia</b><br><i>npr</i> Sicily

sicilian, sicilianes, sicilianmente
<i>adj</i> Sicilian;<br><b>Vesperas Sicilian</b> [Hist.] Sicilian Vespers

siciliana, sicilianas
<i>n</i> [Dancing] Siciliana

siciliano, sicilianos
<i>n</i> Sicilian

sicut
<b>[sicut] (s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> so as, just as, as

sider
<b>sider-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>-sider</b><br><i>see</i> <b>seder</b>

sideral, siderales, sideralmente
<i>adj</i> [Astron.] sidereal

siderar, sidera, siderante, siderara, siderarea, siderate, siderava
<i>v</i> to strike (by lightning)

sideration, siderationes
<i>n</i> sudden stroke (of apoplexy); sudden paralysis

siderite, siderites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] siderite (= native ferrous carbonate)

sidero
<b>sidero-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] sidero-, sider- (= iron)

siderographia, siderographias
<b>siderographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> siderography

siderolitho, siderolithos
<b>siderolitho (-lito)</b><br><i>n</i> siderolite

sideroscopio, sideroscopios
<b>sideroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> sideroscope

siderostato, siderostatos
<b>siderostato (--)</b><br><i>n</i> siderostat

siderurgia, siderurgias
<b>siderurgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> metallurgy or working of iron, siderurgy

siderurgic, siderurgicamente, siderurgiches
<i>adj</i> iron (as in "iron ore"), siderurgical

siesta, siestas
<i>n</i> siesta

sigillar, sigilla, sigillante, sigillara, sigillarea, sigillate, sigillava
<i>v</i> to seal (1. as in "to seal a deed"; 2. to fasten, make fast; 3. as in "this sealed his fate")

sigillator
<i>v</i> sealer

sigillo, sigillos
<i>n</i> seal (1. instrument for sealing; 2. impression made by a seal); <i>also:</i> signet

signal, signales
<i>n</i> signal

signalamento, signalamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) signaling

signalar, signala, signalante, signalara, signalarea, signalate, signalava
<i>v</i> 1. to signal (= to make known by a signal or signals); 2. to signalize (= to make notable); 3. to point (out);<br><b>signalar se</b> to distinguish oneself, make oneself notable

signalate, signalatemente, signalates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>signalar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> remarkable, signal

signalator, signalatores
<i>n</i> signaler

signar, signa, signante, signara, signarea, signate, signava
<i>v</i> to sign (= to affix one's name to);<br><b>signar se</b> to cross oneself

signator, signatores
<i>n</i> signer

signatura, signaturas
<i>n</i> signature (1. act of signing one's name; 2. [Print.])

significante, significantemente, significantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>significar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> significant

significantia, significantias
<i>n</i> significance (= meaning, import)

significar, significa, significante, significara, significarea, significate, significava
<i>v</i> to signify (1. to make known, intimate; 2. to mean);<br><b>iste significa nihil</b> that does not mean anything

signification, significationes
<i>n</i> signification (1. act of signifying or making known; 2. meaning)

significative, significativemente, significatives
<i>adj</i> significant, significative;<br><b>cifra significative</b> significant figure

significato, significatos
<i>n</i> meaning, significate

significator, significatores
<i>n</i> signifier; <i>attrib.</i> signifying, significant

signo, signos
<i>n</i> sign (1. symbol, mark; 2. indication; 3. gesture, motion);<br><b>facer signo</b> to motion; <i>also:</i> to beckon;<br><b>signo de exclamation, de interrogation</b> exclamation, question mark

silente, silentemente, silentes
<i>adj</i> silent (1. quiet, noiseless; 2. saying little or nothing)

silentiar, silentia, silentiante, silentiara, silentiarea, silentiate, silentiava
<i>v</i> to silence

silentiario, silentiarios
<i>n</i> [Hist.; Relig.] silentiary

silentiator, silentiatores
<i>n</i> [Technol.] silencer

silentio, silentios
<i>n</i> silence (1. noiselessness; 2. forbearance from speech)

silentiose, silentiosemente, silentioses
<i>adj</i> silent (1. quiet, noiseless; 2. saying little or nothing)

silesia
<b>Silesia</b><br><i>npr</i> Silesia;<br><b>Alte (Basse) Silesia</b> Upper (Lower) Silesia

silesian, silesianes, silesianmente
<i>adj</i> Silesian; Silesia

silesiano, silesianos
<i>n</i> Silesian

silhouettar, silhouetta, silhouettante, silhouettara, silhouettarea, silhouettate, silhouettava
<i>v</i> to silhouette (= to show, represent, etc., in silhouette)

silhouette, silhouettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> silhouette

silic
<b>silic-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>siliqua</b>

silicato, silicatos
<i>n</i> silicate

silice, silices
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. flint; 2. silex, silica

silicee, siliceemente, silicees
<i>adj</i> siliceous

silicic, silicicamente, siliciches
<i>adj</i> silicic;<br><b>acido silicic</b> silicic acid

silicificar, silicifica, silicificante, silicificara, silicificarea, silicificate, silicificava
<i>v</i> to silicify (= to convert into silica)

silicification, silicificationes
<i>n</i> silicification

silicifluoric, silicifluoricamente, silicifluoriches
<b>silicifluoric (-ric)</b><br><i>adj</i> silicifluoric

silicium, siliciumes
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> silicon, silicium

silicosis, silicoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] silicosis

silicula, siliculas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] silicle, silicula

siliculose, siliculosemente, siliculoses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] siliculose

siliqua, siliquas
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] pod; silique

siliquifere, siliquiferemente, siliquiferes
<i>adj</i> pod-bearing; siliquiferous

siliquose, siliquosemente, siliquoses
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] siliquose

silo, silos
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> silo

siluro, siluros
<i>n</i> 1. [Zool.] silurus, sheatfish; 2. [Zool.] Silurus

silva, silvas
<i>n</i> wood, forest; grove

silvan, silvanes, silvanmente
<i>adj</i> sylvan

silvanite, silvanites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] sylvanite

silvano
<b>Silvano</b><br><i>npr</i> [Mythol.] Silvanus

silvatic, silvaticamente, silvatiches
<i>adj</i> forest, sylvatic

silvestre, silvestremente, silvestres
<i>adj</i> forest, wood

silvicultor, silvicultores
<b>silvicultor</b><br><i>n</i> forester, silviculturist

silvicultura, silviculturas
<b>silvicultura</b><br><i>n</i> forestry, silviculture

silvose, silvosemente, silvoses
<i>adj</i> wooded

sim
<b>sim-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

simia, simias
<i>n</i> monkey, ape

simian, simianes, simianmente
<i>adj</i> simian

simiar, simia, simiante, simiara, simiarea, simiate, simiava
<i>v</i> to ape

simieria, simierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> monkey business, monkeyshine

simiesc, simiescamente, simiesches
<i>adj</i> simian

similabile, similabilemente, similabiles
<i>adj</i> similar

similante, similantes
<i>n</i> semblance, appearance

similantia, similantias
<i>n</i> semblance (1. resemblance, similarity; 2. image, likeness)

similar, simila, similante, similara, similarea, similares, similarmente, similate, similava
<i>adj</i> similar <hr><i>v</i> 1. to resemble; 2. to seem, appear

similaritate, similaritates
<i>n</i> similarity

similauro, similauros
<b>similauro</b><br><i>n</i> similor, imitation gold

simile, similemente, similes
<i>adj</i> like, resembling, similar <hr><i>n</i> [Rhet.] simile

similitude, similitudes
<i>n</i> 1. likeness, resemblance, similitude; 2. [Rhet.] simile;<br><b>similitude (de triangulos)</b> similarity (of triangles)

simon
<b>Simon</b><br><i>nprm</i> Simon;<br><b>Simon le Mago</b> Simon Magus

simonia, simonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> simony

simonisar, simonisa, simonisante, simonisara, simonisarea, simonisate, simonisava
<i>v</i> to practice simony

simonista, simonistas
<i>n</i> simonist (= one practicing simony)

simple, simplemente, simples
<b>simple</b><br><i>adj</i> simple (1. not double or manifold; 2. not complicated)

simplice, simplicemente, simplices
<b>simplice (sm-)</b><br><i>adj</i> simple (1. not double, not manifold; 2. not complicated)

simplices
<b>simplices (sm-)</b><br><i>npl</i> simples, medicinal herbs

simplicitate, simplicitates
<i>n</i> simplicity

simplificabile, simplificabilemente, simplificabiles
<i>adj</i> capable of being simplified

simplificar, simplifica, simplificante, simplificara, simplificarea, simplificate, simplificava
<i>v</i> to simplify

simplification, simplificationes
<i>n</i> simplification

simplificator, simplificatores
<i>n</i> simplifier

simplismo, simplismos
<i>n</i> oversimplification, simplism

simul
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> at once, at the same time, together <hr><b>simul-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>simile</b>

simulacro, simulacros
<i>n</i> simulacrum (1. image; 2. mock appearance, sham)

simular, simula, simulante, simulara, simularea, simulate, simulava
<i>v</i> to simulate (= to feign)

simulate, simulatemente, simulates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>simular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> simulate

simulation, simulationes
<i>n</i> simulation

simulator, simulatores
<i>n</i> simulator

simultanee, simultaneemente, simultanees
<i>adj</i> simultaneous

simultaneitate, simultaneitates
<i>n</i> simultaneity

sin
<i>prep</i> without <hr><b>Sin-</b><br><i>npr</i> [occurring in compounds] Sin-, Sino- (= China) <hr><b>sin- [-sin-/sit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <hr><b>sin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>semi-</b>

sinai
<b>Sinai</b><br><i>npr</i> Sinai;<br><b>le monte Sinai</b> Mount Sinai;<br><b>le peninsula del Sinai</b> Sinai Peninsula

sincer, sinceres, sincermente
<i>adj</i> sincere (1. honest; 2. frank; 3. real, true)

sinceritate, sinceritates
<i>n</i> sincerity

sincipital, sincipitales, sincipitalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] sincipital

sincipite, sincipites
<b>sincipite (-cp-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] sinciput

sine die
<b>[L]</b><br><i>sine die</i>

sine qua non
<b>[L]</b><br><i>sine qua non</i>

sinecura, sinecuras
<b>sinecura</b><br><i>n</i> sinecure

sinecurismo, sinecurismos
<i>n</i> sinecurism

sinecurista, sinecuristas
<i>n</i> sinecurist

singular, singulares, singularmente
<i>adj</i> singular (1. relating to a single person or thing; 2. unusual, uncommon, strange, etc.);<br><b>(numero) singular</b> [Gram.] singular (number)

singularisar, singularisa, singularisante, singularisara, singularisarea, singularisate, singularisava
<i>v</i> to singularize, make distinct

singularitate, singularitates
<i>n</i> singularity

singule, singulemente, singules
<i>adj</i> single, separate, alone

singultar, singulta, singultante, singultara, singultarea, singultate, singultava
<i>v</i> 1. to sob; 2. to hiccup

singulto, singultos
<i>n</i> 1. sob; 2. hiccup, hiccough, singultus

sinistre, sinistremente, sinistres
<i>adj</i> 1. left (= not right); 2. sinister (= threatening, evil)

sinistrogyr, sinistrogyres, sinistrogyrmente
<b>sinistrogyr</b><br><i>adj</i> sinistrogyrate

sinistromane, sinistromanemente, sinistromanes
<b>sinistromane</b><br><i>adj</i> left-handed (using the left hand more easily than the right)

sinistrorse, sinistrorsemente, sinistrorses
<b>sinistrorse</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] sinistrorse

sinn fein, sinn feines
<b>[Ir.]</b><br><i>n</i> Sinn Fein

sino, sinos
<i>n</i> 1. bosom; 2. womb; 3. [Anat.] sinus; 4. [Math.] sine;<br><b>sinos</b> breasts;<br><b>in le sino del familia</b> in the bosom of the family

sinojaponese, sinojaponesemente, sinojaponeses
<b>sinojaponese</b><br><i>adj</i> Sino-Japanese

sinologia, sinologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Sinology

sinologo, sinologos
<b>sinologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> Sinologue, Sinologist

sinon
<b>[sinon]</b><br><i>conj</i> otherwise, else; except, save, if not, unless<br>(= <b>si non</b>)

sinu
<b>sinu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sino</b>

sinuate, sinuatemente, sinuates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] sinuate, sinuated

sinuose, sinuosemente, sinuoses
<i>adj</i> sinuous

sinuositate, sinuositates
<i>n</i> sinuosity

sinus, sinuses
<b>(si-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Math.] sine; 2. [Anat.] sinus

sinusitis, sinusites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] sinusitis, sinus trouble

sinusoidal, sinusoidales, sinusoidalmente
<i>adj</i> [Math.] sinusoidal

sinusoide, sinusoides
<i>n</i> [Math.] sinusoid

sion
<b>Sion (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Zion (1. hill near Jerusalem; 2. Jerusalem; 3. the Church)

sionismo, sionismos
<i>n</i> Zionism

sionista, sionistas
<i>n</i> Zionist; <i>also: attrib.</i>

sionita, sionitas
<i>n</i> [Eccl. Hist.] Ronsdorfer, Zionite

siphon, siphones
<i>n</i> siphon (1. bent tube for transferring a liquid; 2. siphon bottle; 3. [Zool.])

siphonophoro, siphonophoros
<b>siphonophoro (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] siphonophore

siphonostome, siphonostomemente, siphonostomes
<b>siphonostome (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zoo].] siphonostomatous, siphonostomous

sipide
<b>-sipide</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sapide</b>

sipiente
<b>-sipiente</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sapiente</b>

sirena, sirenas
<i>n</i> siren (1. [Mythol.]; 2. as in "the ship's siren")

sirenie, sireniemente, sirenies
<i>adj</i> sirenian, siren, sirenical

sirenios
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Sirenia

sirocco, siroccos
<i>n</i> sirocco

sirop, siropes
<i>n</i> syrup

siropose, siroposemente, siroposes
<i>adj</i> syrupy

sister
<b>-sister</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

sistro, sistros
<i>n</i> [Antiq.] sistrum

sit
<b>sit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sin-</b>

site, sitemente, sites
<i>adj</i> situated, placed

sito, sitos
<i>n</i> site <hr><b>sito-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] sito-, sit- (= food)

sitomania, sitomanias
<b>sitomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychol.] sitomania

sitophobia, sitophobias
<b>sitophobia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Psychol.] sitophobia

situ
<b>situ-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sito</b>

situar, situa, situante, situara, situarea, situate, situava
<i>v</i> to situate; to place, locate

situation, situationes
<i>n</i> I. situation (1. location, place; 2. condition, circumstance); II. posture; <i>also:</i> position, attitude (of the body)

situla, situlas
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> buckct, pail

situlata, situlatas
<i>n</i> bucketful, pailful

sive
<b>[sive]</b><br><i>conj</i> or if, or;<br><b>sive ... sive ...</b> if ... or if

skeletic, skeleticamente, skeletiches
<i>adj</i> I. [Anat.] skeletal; II. skeleton (1. as in "skeleton crew"; 2. emaciated)

skeleto, skeletos
<b>(sk-)</b><br><i>n</i> skeleton (1. [Anat.]; 2. framework (of a house, ship, etc.); 3. outline, sketch)

skeletologia, skeletologias
<b>skeletologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> skeletology

ski, skis
<b>[Nor.]</b><br><i>n</i> ski

skiar, skia, skiante, skiara, skiarea, skiate, skiava
<i>v</i> to ski

skiator, skiatores
<i>n</i> skier

skunk, skunks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> skunk (1. [Zool.]; 2. fur of the skunk)

slave, slavemente, slaves
<i>adj</i> Slav, Slavic, Slavonic;<br><b>linguas slave</b> Slavonic languages

slavismo, slavismos
<i>n</i> 1. Slavicism; 2. Panslavism

slavista, slavistas
<i>n</i> Slavist

slavo, slavos
<i>n</i> Slav

slavon, slavones, slavonmente
<i>adj</i> Slavonian, Slavonic

slavonia
<b>Slavonia</b><br><i>npr</i> Slavonia

slavono, slavonos
<i>n</i> 1. Slavonian (= inhabitant of Slavonia); 2. Slavonic (language)

slavophile, slavophilemente, slavophiles
<b>slavophile</b><br><i>adj</i> Slavophile

slavophilo, slavophilos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> Slavophile

sleeping-car, sleeping-cars
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [R.R.] sleeping car

slitta, slittas
<i>n</i> drag, dray, road sledge; <i>also:</i> sled, sleigh

slogan, slogans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> slogan

sloop, sloops
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] sloop

slovac, slovacamente, slovaches
<i>adj</i> Slovak

slovach
<b>slovach-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>slovac</b>

slovachia
<b>Slovachia (-kia)</b><br><i>npr</i> Slovakia

slovaco, slovacos
<i>n</i> Slovak

sloven, slovenes, slovenmente
<i>adj</i> Slovene, Slovenian

slovenia
<b>Slovenia</b><br><i>npr</i> Slovenia

sloveno, slovenos
<i>n</i> 1. Slovene; 2. Slovenian

smalt, smaltes
<i>n</i> enamel

smaltar, smalta, smaltante, smaltara, smaltarea, smaltate, smaltava
<i>v</i> 1. to enamel; 2. to glaze (as in to "glaze earthenware")

smaragdin, smaragdines, smaragdinmente
<i>adj</i> emerald, smaragdine

smaragdite, smaragdites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] smaragdite

smaragdo, smaragdos
<i>n</i> emerald, smaragd

smerilio, smerilios
<i>n</i> emery

smo
<b>-smo</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ismo</b>

smoking, smokings
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> tuxedo, dinner jacket or coat

snob, snobs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> snob

snobismo, snobismos
<i>n</i> snobbishness

so
<b>[so]</b><br><i>pr 1me pers sing</i> of <b>esser</b> (I) am<br>(= <b>(io) es</b>)<hr><b>so-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds] so-, sozo- (= to save)

sobrie, sobriemente, sobries
<i>adj</i> sober (= temperate, not given to excesses or extremes)

sobrietate, sobrietates
<i>n</i> soberness, sobriety, temperateness

socco, soccos
<i>n</i> [Gr. & Rom. Theat.] sock

socculo, socculos
<i>n</i> socle, pedestal, stand

sociabile, sociabilemente, sociabiles
<i>adj</i> sociable

sociabilitate, sociabilitates
<i>n</i> sociability

social, sociales, socialmente
<i>adj</i> 1. social (= pertaining to human society); 2. pertaining to a commercial society;<br><b>ration social</b> name (of a firm);<br><b>capital social</b> registered capital, joint stock;<br><b>anno social</b> fiscal year of a firm

socialisar, socialisa, socialisante, socialisara, socialisarea, socialisate, socialisava
<i>v</i> to socialize

socialisation, socialisationes
<i>n</i> socialization

socialismo, socialismos
<i>n</i> socialism

socialista, socialistamente, socialistas
<i>n</i> socialist <hr><i>adj</i> socialist, socialistic

sociar, socia, sociante, sociara, sociarea, sociate, sociava
<i>v</i> to join or unite (one thing with another)

societate, societates
<i>n</i> society;<br><b>le Societate del Nationes</b> the League of Nations;<br><b>societate per actiones</b> joint-stock company;<br><b>societate de succursos mutual</b> mutual benefit society;<br><b>societate in commandita</b> sleeping partnership;<br><b>joco de societate</b> parlor game;<br><b>societate anonyme</b> corporation (= incorporated company)

socio, socios
<i>n</i> partner, associate

sociologia, sociologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sociology

sociologic, sociologicamente, sociologiches
<i>adj</i> sociologic, sociologica

sociologo, sociologos
<b>sociologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> sociologist

socrates
<b>Socrates (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Socrates

socratic, socraticamente, socratiches
<i>adj</i> Socratic

socratico, socraticos
<i>n</i> Socratic

soda, sodas
<i>n</i> soda (1. sodium oxide; 2. as in "washing soda", "baking soda", "caustic soda"; 3. soda water)

sodium, sodiumes
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> sodium

sodoma
<b>Sodoma (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Sodom

sodomia, sodomias
<b>(-ma)</b><br><i>n</i> sodomy

sodomita, sodomitas
<i>n</i> 1. Sodomite (= inhabitant of Sodom); 2. sodomite (= one guilty of sodomy)

sodomitic, sodomiticamente, sodomitiches
<i>adj</i> Sodomitic

sofa, sofas
<i>n</i> sofa

soire, soires, soiree, soirees
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> (evening) party

soja, sojas
<b>(sya)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] soy, soybean, soya

sojornar, sojorna, sojornante, sojornara, sojornarea, sojornate, sojornava
<i>v</i> to stay, sojourn

sojorno, sojornos
<i>n</i> stay, sojourn

sol, soles, solmente
<i>n</i> 1. [Mus.] sol; 2. [Mus.] (the note) G <hr><i>n</i> sun (1. the heavenly body "sun"; 2. sunlight, sunshine);<br><b>il face sol</b> the sun is shining, it is sunny;<br><b>prender le sol</b> to take a sun bath, to bask in the sun;<br><b>colpo de sol</b> sunstroke <hr><i>adj</i> sole (1. without companions, alone; 2. only);<br><b>mi sol preoccupation</b> my only preoccupation;<br><b>viver sol</b> to live alone;<br><b>sentir se sol</b> to feel lonesome, lonely

solanaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Solanaceae

solanacee, solanaceemente, solanacees
<i>adj</i> solanaceous

solano, solanos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] nightshade

solar, solares, solarmente
<i>adj</i> solar <hr><b>-solar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

solario, solarios
<i>n</i> solarium

soldar, solda, soldante, soldara, soldarea, soldate, soldava
<i>v</i> to have in (one's) pay<hr><i>v</i> 1. to solder (= to join by solder); 2. to weld (as in "to weld pieces of metal")

soldatesc, soldatescamente, soldatesches
<i>adj</i> 1. soldierly; 2. barrack-room (as in "barrack-room language")

soldatesca, soldatescas
<i>n</i> 1. soldiery; 2. undisciplined troops

soldato, soldatos
<i>n</i> soldier

soldator, soldatores
<i>n</i> 1. solderer; 2. welder

soldatura, soldaturas
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) soldering; 2. solder; 3. (act of) welding

soldo, soldos
<i>n</i> 1. [Fin.] sou; 2. (soldier's) pay

solea, soleas
<i>n</i> 1. sole (of a shoe, etc.); 2. [Zool.] sole

solear, solea, soleante, soleara, solearea, soleate, soleava
<i>v</i> to sole (= to furnish with a sole)

solemne, solemnemente, solemnes
<i>adj</i> solemn

solemnisar, solemnisa, solemnisante, solemnisara, solemnisarea, solemnisate, solemnisava
<i>v</i> to solemnize (= to render solemn by ceremony or due formality)

solemnisation, solemnisationes
<i>n</i> solemnization

solemnitate, solemnitates
<i>n</i> solemnity (1. state or quality of being solemn; 2. solemn observance)

soler, sole, solente, solera, solerea, soleva, solite
<i>v</i> to be wont do (do), have the custom of (doing)

solfeggiar, solfeggia, solfeggiante, solfeggiara, solfeggiarea, solfeggiate, solfeggiava
<b>(-fedjr)</b><br><i>v</i> [Mus.] to sol-fa, practice solfeggios

solfeggio, solfeggios
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] solfeggio (= exercise in scales, using sol-fa syllables)

soli
<b>soli-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>solide</b>

solidar, solida, solidante, solidara, solidarea, solidate, solidava
<i>v</i> to make solid or firm

solidari, solidarimente, solidaris
<i>adj</i> solidary

solidarisar, solidarisa, solidarisante, solidarisara, solidarisarea, solidarisate, solidarisava
<i>v</i> to render jointly liable or responsible;<br><b>solidarisar se</b> to make common cause

solidaritate, solidaritates
<i>n</i> solidarity

solide, solidemente, solides
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> solid (1. not liquid, fluid, or gaseous; 2. firmly or strongly built; 3. of sound, sterling character)

solidificar, solidifica, solidificante, solidificara, solidificarea, solidificate, solidificava
<i>v</i> to solidify (= to make solid)

solidification, solidificationes
<i>n</i> solidification

soliditate, soliditates
<i>n</i> solidity (1. state of being not liquid, fluid, or gaseous; 2. state of being firmly or strongly built; 3. moral, mental, or financial soundness)

soliloquio, soliloquios
<b>soliloquio</b><br><i>n</i> soliloquy

solipede, solipedemente, solipedes
<b>solipede (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] soliped <hr><b>solipede (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] soliped

solista, solistas
<i>n</i> soloist

solitari, solitarimente, solitaris
<i>adj</i> solitary

solitario, solitarios
<i>n</i> I. solitary; II. solitaire (1. diamond set by itself; 2. card game played by one person)

solitate, solitates
<i>n</i> loneliness, solitude

solite, solitemente, solites
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> wonted, accustomed; <i>also:</i> wont

solitude, solitudes
<i>n</i> solitude (1. loneliness; 2. lonely place)

sollicitante, sollicitantes
<i>n</i> solicitant, petitioner

sollicitar, sollicita, sollicitante, sollicitara, sollicitarea, sollicitate, sollicitava
<i>v</i> 1. to solicit (= to entreat); 2. to apply for (as in "to apply for a position")

sollicitation, sollicitationes
<i>n</i> 1. solicitation (= entreaty); 2. application ("application for a position, etc.")

sollicitator, sollicitatores
<i>n</i> 1. solicitor (= person who entreats); 2. applicant

sollicite, sollicitemente, sollicites
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> solicitous (= concerned)

sollicitude, sollicitudes
<i>n</i> solicitude

solmente
<i>adv</i> only, merely;<br><b>non solmente ... sed etiam</b> not only ... but also

solmisar, solmisa, solmisante, solmisara, solmisarea, solmisate, solmisava
<b>solmisar</b><br><i>v</i> [Mus.] to sol-fa, practice solfeggios

solmisation, solmisationes
<i>n</i> [Mus.] solmization (1. sol-fa notation; 2. solfeggio)

solo, solos
<i>n</i> solo<hr><i>n</i> 1. soil, earth; 2. floor (= "the floor of a room")

solstitial, solstitiales, solstitialmente
<i>adj</i> solstitial

solstitio, solstitios
<b>solstitio</b><br><i>n</i> [Astron.] solstice

solu
<b>solu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>solver</b>

solubile, solubilemente, solubiles
<i>adj</i> soluble (1. that can be dissolved; 2. that can be solved)

solubilitate, solubilitates
<i>n</i> solubility (1. capacity of being dissolved; 2. capacity of being solved)

solut
<b>solut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>solver</b>

solute, solutemente, solutes
<i>adj</i> 1. solved; 2. dissolved

solution, solutiones
<i>n</i> solution (1. act of dissolving; 2. liquid in which a substance has been dissolved; 3. act of solving; 4. as in "to find the solution of the problem")

solvente, solventemente, solventes
<i>adj</i> solvent (1. able to dissolve; 2. [Com.]) <hr><i>n</i> [Chem.] solvent

solventia, solventias
<i>n</i> [Com.] solvency

solver, solute, solve, solvente, solvera, solverea, solveva, solvite
<b>[solv-/solut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to resolve, dissolve; <i>also:</i> to solve

soma, somas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] soma <hr><i>n</i> [Hindu Relig.] soma

somatic, somaticamente, somatiches
<i>adj</i> somatic

somatologia, somatologias
<b>somatologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> somatology

somatologic, somatologicamente, somatologiches
<i>adj</i> somatologic

somnambule, somnambulemente, somnambules
<b>somnambule</b><br><i>adj</i> somnambulistic

somnambulismo, somnambulismos
<b>somnambulismo</b><br><i>n</i> somnambulism, noctambulism

somnambulo, somnambulos
<b>somnambulo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> sleepwalker, somnambulist

somnifere, somniferemente, somniferes
<i>adj</i> soporific, somniferous

somnifero, somniferos
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> sleeping tablet, soporific

somniloque, somniloquemente, somniloques
<b>somniloque (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> somniloquous

somniloquio, somniloquios
<b>somniloquio</b><br><i>n</i> somniloquy

somniloquista, somniloquistas
<i>n</i> somniloquist

somno, somnos
<i>n</i> sleep;<br><b>haber somno</b> to be sleepy;<br><b>morbo del somno</b> sleeping sickness

somnolente, somnolentemente, somnolentes
<i>adj</i> somnolent, sleepy, drowsy

somnolentia, somnolentias
<i>n</i> somnolence, sleepiness, drowsiness

somos
<b>[somos] (s-)</b><br><i>pr 1me pers pl</i> of <b>esser</b> (we) are<br>(= <b>(nos) es</b>)

son
<b>[son]</b><br><i>pr pl</i> of <b>esser</b> are<br>(= <b>(nos, vos, illes, illas, illos) es</b>)

sonalia, sonalias
<i>n</i> cattle bell

sonante, sonantemente, sonantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>sonar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> sonant; <i>also:</i> [Phonet.]

sonar, sona, sonante, sonara, sonarea, sonate, sonava
<i>v</i> I. to sound (1. to make a sound; <i>also:</i> to strike, ring, toll; 2. to cause to sound; <i>also:</i> to ring); II. to play (an instrument)

sonata, sonatas
<i>n</i> sonata

sonatina, sonatinas
<i>n</i> sonatina

sonator, sonatores
<i>n</i> 1. sounder (= one who or that which sounds); 2. player (of an instrument)

sonda, sondas
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] lead, plummet; 2. [Surg.] sound, probe; 3. [Mining] borer, drill

sondage, sondages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> I. sounding (1. [Naut.]; 2. probing; 3. [Surg.]); II. [Mining] boring, drilling;<br><b>turre de sondage</b> derrick (as in "oil derrick")

sondar, sonda, sondante, sondara, sondarea, sondate, sondava
<i>v</i> I. to sound (1. [Naut.]; 2. to probe; 3. [Surg.]); II. [Mining] to bore, drill

sondator, sondatores
<i>n</i> 1. [Naut.] leadsman; 2. [Naut.] sounder, sounding apparatus; 3. [Mining] borer, driller

sonettar, sonetta, sonettante, sonettara, sonettarea, sonettate, sonettava
<i>v</i> to compose sonnets

sonettero, sonetteros
<i>n</i> sonneteer

sonetto, sonettos
<i>n</i> sonnet

soniar, sonia, soniante, soniara, soniarea, soniate, soniava
<i>v</i> to dream

soniator, soniatores
<i>n</i> dreamer

sonio, sonios
<i>n</i> dream

sono, sonos
<i>n</i> sound (as in "the sound of a bell")

sonometro, sonometros
<b>sonometro (-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> sonometer (= soundmeasuring instrument)

sonor, sonores, sonormente
<i>adj</i> sonorous, resonant

sonoritate, sonoritates
<i>n</i> sonority

soph
<b>soph-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] soph- (= wise, learned)

sophia, sophias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sophia, wisdom <hr><b>Sophia (-a)</b><br><i>nprf</i> Sophia

sophic, sophicamente, sophiches
<i>adj</i> sophic

sophis
<b>sophis-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

sophismo, sophismos
<i>n</i> sophism

sophista, sophistas
<i>n</i> 1. [Gr. Philos.] Sophist; 2. sophist; <i>also: attrib.</i>

sophistic, sophisticamente, sophistiches
<i>adj</i> sophistic

sophistica, sophisticas
<i>n</i> 1. sophistics 2. sophistry

sophisticar, sophistica, sophisticante, sophisticara, sophisticarea, sophisticate, sophisticava
<i>v</i> to sophisticate (= to falsify, pervert, adulterate etc.)

sophistication, sophisticationes
<i>n</i> sophistication (= falsifying, falsification, adulteration)

sophocles
<b>Sophocles (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Sophocles

sopir, sopi, sopiente, sopira, sopirea, sopite, sopiva
<i>v</i> to put to sleep; <i>also:</i> to lull, quiet, etc.

sopor, sopores
<i>n</i> sopor, profound sleep

soporifere, soporiferemente, soporiferes
<i>adj</i> soporific, soporiferous

soporific, soporificamente, soporifiches
<i>adj</i> soporific, soporiferous

soporifico, soporificos
<i>n</i> soporific, sleeping tablet

soporose, soporosemente, soporoses
<i>adj</i> soporific (as in "soporific symptoms")

sopranista, sopranistas
<i>n</i> sopranist

soprano, sopranos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> soprano

sorber, sorbe, sorbente, sorbera, sorberea, sorbeva, sorbite, sorpte
<b>[sorb-/sorpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sup, sip; to drink down, swallow

soror, sorores
<i>n</i> sister; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.];<br><b>soror affin</b> sister-in-law

sororal, sororales, sororalmente
<i>adj</i> sisterly

sororastra, sororastras
<i>n</i> stepsister

sorta, sortas
<i>n</i> sort (= kind, class);<br><b>de sorta que</b> so that

sorte, sortes
<i>n</i> 1. lot, destiny; 2. chance, luck;<br><b>tirar al sorte</b> to draw lots

sortilegio, sortilegios
<b>sortilegio</b><br><i>n</i> (piece of) sorcery; <i>also:</i> spell, charm

sortir, sorti, sortiente, sortira, sortirea, sortite, sortiva
<i>v</i> to go or come out

sortita, sortitas
<i>n</i> 1. [Mil.] sortie, sally; 2. [Clothing] wrap, robe, etc.;<br><b>sortita de banio</b> bathrobe

sosia
<b>Sosia</b><br><i>npr</i> sosia;<br><b>sosia</b> (someone's) double

sottana, sottanas
<i>n</i> cassock

souffl, souffls, souffle, souffles
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> souffl

soup
<b>soup-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>souper</b>

soupar, soupa, soupante, soupara, souparea, soupate, soupava
<i>v</i> to sup, have supper

souper, soupers
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> supper

souvenir, souvenirs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> souvenir

sovente
<b>[sovente]</b><br><i>adv</i> repeatedly, frequently, often; from time to time<br>(= <b>subinde</b>)

soveran, soveranes, soveranmente
<i>adj</i> sovereign (1. supreme; 2. possessing supreme power);<br><b>remedio soveran</b> sovereign remedy

soveranitate, soveranitates
<i>n</i> sovereignty

soverano, soveranos
<i>n</i> sovereign (1. monarch; 2. gold coin in Great Britain)

soviet, sovietes
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> soviet

sovietic, sovieticamente, sovietiches
<i>adj</i> soviet, sovietic;<br><b>Union del Republicas Sovietic</b> Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Soviet Union

sovietisar, sovietisa, sovietisante, sovietisara, sovietisarea, sovietisate, sovietisava
<i>v</i> to sovietize

sovietisation, sovietisationes
<i>n</i> sovietization

sovietismo, sovietismos
<i>n</i> sovietism

sovietista, sovietistas
<i>n</i> sovietist

spada, spadas
<i>n</i> 1. sword; 2. [Cards] spade;<br><b>pisce spada</b> swordfish

spadero, spaderos
<i>n</i> swordmaker, swordsmith

spadon, spadones
<i>n</i> (large) sword

spaghetti
<b>[I]</b><br><i>npl</i> spaghetti

spalier, spalieres
<i>n</i> trellis, espalier

sparadrapo, sparadrapos
<i>n</i> adhesive plaster, sticking plaster

sparger, sparge, spargente, spargera, spargerea, spargeva, spargite, sparse
<b>[sparg-/spars-;-sperg-/-spers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sprinkle

spargitor, spargitores
<i>n</i> sprinkler

sparniar, sparnia, sparniante, sparniara, sparniarea, sparniate, sparniava
<i>v</i> I. to spare (1. to show mercy to; 2. to protect from, save); II. to save (as in "to save money, time, etc.")

sparnio, sparnios
<i>n</i> saving; thrift;<br><b>sparnios</b> savings

spars
<b>spars-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sparger</b>

sparse, sparsemente, sparses
<i>adj</i> sparse

sparta
<b>Sparta</b><br><i>npr</i> Sparta

spartan, spartanes, spartanmente
<i>adj</i> Spartan

spartano, spartanos
<i>n</i> Spartan

spasmo, spasmos
<i>n</i> [Med.] spasm

spasmodic, spasmodicamente, spasmodiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] spasmodic

spastic, spasticamente, spastiches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] spastic

spatha, spathas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] spathe

spathacee, spathaceemente, spathacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] spathaceous

spatial, spatiales, spatialmente
<i>adj</i> spatial

spatiamento, spatiamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) spacing

spatiar, spatia, spatiante, spatiara, spatiarea, spatiate, spatiava
<i>v</i> to space

spatio, spatios
<i>n</i> space

spatiose, spatiosemente, spatioses
<i>adj</i> spacious

spatiositate, spatiositates
<i>n</i> spaciousness

spatula, spatulas
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Anat.] shoulder; 2. spatula; 3. [Zool.] spoonbill

spec
<b>spec- [spec-/spect-;-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

special, speciales, specialmente
<i>adj</i> special, especial

specialisar, specialisa, specialisante, specialisara, specialisarea, specialisate, specialisava
<i>v</i> to specialize;<br><b>specialisar se</b> to specialize (in a certain field)

specialisation, specialisationes
<i>n</i> specialization

specialista, specialistas
<i>n</i> specialist

specialitate, specialitates
<i>n</i> specialty, speciality

specie, species
<i>n</i> I. species (1. kind, sort; 2. group, class; <i>especially:</i> [Bot., Zool.]; 3. [Eccl.]); II. specie;<br><b>in specie</b> in specie <hr><i>n</i> spice;<br><b>pan de specie</b> ginger bread, spice cake

specieria, specierias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. groceries (collectively); 2. grocery (store)

speciero, specieros
<i>n</i> grocer

specific, specificamente, specifiches
<i>adj</i> specific (1. special, definite; 2. [Bot., Zool.]);<br><b>peso specific</b> specific gravity;<br><b>remedio specific</b> specific remedy

specificar, specifica, specificante, specificara, specificarea, specificate, specificava
<i>v</i> to specify

specification, specificationes
<i>n</i> specification (= act of specifying)

specificitate, specificitates
<i>n</i> specificity, specificness

specimen, specimenes
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> specimen

speciose, speciosemente, specioses
<i>adj</i> specious

speciositate, speciositates
<i>n</i> speciousness

spect
<b>spect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>spec-</b>

spectaculo, spectaculos
<i>n</i> I. spectacle (1. sight; 2. public show or display); II. [Theat.] play, show

spectar, specta, spectante, spectara, spectarea, spectate, spectava
<i>v</i> to look at

spectator, spectatores
<i>n</i> spectator

spectral, spectrales, spectralmente
<i>adj</i> spectral (1. ghostly; 2. pertaining to the spectrum);<br><b>analyse spectral</b> spectral colors

spectro, spectros
<i>n</i> 1. ghost, specter; 2. spectrum

spectroscopia, spectroscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> spectroscopy

spectroscopic, spectroscopicamente, spectroscopiches
<i>adj</i> spectroscopic

spectroscopio, spectroscopios
<b>spectroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> spectroscope

spectroscopista, spectroscopistas
<i>n</i> spectroscopist

specular, specula, speculante, speculara, specularea, speculares, specularmente, speculate, speculava
<i>adj</i> specular; <i>also:</i> [Med.] <hr><i>v</i> to speculate (1. to engage in thought or reflection; 2. [Com.]);<br><b>specular super</b> 1. to speculate on or about; 2. to speculate in

speculation, speculationes
<i>n</i> speculation (1. thought, reflection; 2. [Com.])

speculative, speculativemente, speculatives
<i>adj</i> speculative (1. pertaining to thought or reflection; 2. involving risks)

speculator, speculatores
<i>n</i> speculator

speculo, speculos
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>n</i> mirror; <i>also:</i> speculum

speech, speechs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> speech (= public talk)

sperabile, sperabilemente, sperabiles
<i>adj</i> to be hoped (for)

sperantia, sperantias
<i>n</i> hope;<br><b>fundar su sperantia super</b> to found one's hopes on;<br><b>plen de sperantia</b> full of hope, hopeful

sperantiose, sperantiosemente, sperantioses
<i>adj</i> hopeful (= full of hope)

sperar, spera, sperante, sperara, sperarea, sperate, sperava
<i>v</i> to hope (for)

sperger
<b>-sperger</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sparger</b>

sperma, spermas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> sperm

spermaceti, spermacetis
<i>n</i> spermaceti

spermat
<b>spermat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sperma</b>

spermatic, spermaticamente, spermatiches
<i>adj</i> spermatic

spermatozoon, spermatozoones
<b>spermatozoon (-z-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] spermatozoon

spermophilo, spermophilos
<b>spermophilo (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> gopher, spermophile

spero, speros
<i>n</i> hope

sphera, spheras
<i>n</i> sphere (1. [Geom., Astron.]; 2. as in "sphere of action");<br><b>sphera celeste</b> celestial sphere;<br><b>sphera armillar</b> armillary sphere

spheric, sphericamente, spheriches
<i>adj</i> spherical

sphericitate, sphericitates
<i>n</i> sphericity

spheroidal, spheroidales, spheroidalmente
<i>adj</i> spheroidal

spheroide, spheroides
<i>n</i> spheroid

spherometro, spherometros
<b>spherometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> [Phys.] spherometer

sphinge, sphinges
<i>n</i> sphinx (1. [Archaeol.]; 2. [Entom.])

spia, spias
<i>n</i> spy

spiar, spia, spiante, spiara, spiarea, spiate, spiava
<i>v</i> to spy, spy upon

spic
<b>-spic-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>spec-</b>

spica, spicas
<i>n</i> ear (of grain), spike

spicanardo, spicanardos
<b>spicanardo</b><br><i>n</i> spikenard

spicar, spica, spicante, spicara, spicarea, spicate, spicava
<i>v</i> to ear (= to form, be formed, into ears or spikes)

spicate, spicatemente, spicates
<i>adj</i> spiky, eared, spicate

spicifere, spiciferemente, spiciferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] spiciferous, bearing ears (of grain)

spiciforme, spiciformemente, spiciformes
<b>spiciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> spiciform, ear-shaped

spicilegio, spicilegios
<b>spicilegio</b><br><i>n</i> gleaning; gleanings; <i>specif.:</i> spicilege (= collection, anthology)

spicula, spiculas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] spikelet, spicule

spiculate, spiculatemente, spiculates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] spiculate

spina, spinas
<i>n</i> 1. spine, thorn; 2. fishbone;<br><b>spina (dorsal)</b> spine, backbone;<br><b>esser super le spinas</b> to be on thorns, on pins and needles

spinace, spinaces
<i>n</i> spinach

spinacia, spinacias
<i>n</i> spinach

spinal, spinales, spinalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] spinal

spinello, spinellos
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] spinel (ruby)

spineto, spinetos
<i>n</i> thicket of thorns; brambles

spinetta, spinettas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] spinet

spinifere, spiniferemente, spiniferes
<i>adj</i> spiniferous

spino, spinos
<i>n</i> thorn, thornbush; bramble;<br><b>spino albe, spino blanc</b> hawthorn

spinose, spinosemente, spinoses
<i>adj</i> thorny (1. full of thorns; 2. as in "a thorny question")

spinositate, spinositates
<i>n</i> thorniness

spinula, spinulas
<i>n</i> pin (for fastening together parts of clothing, etc.);<br><b>spinula de securitate</b> safety pin

spion, spiones
<i>n</i> spy

spionage, spionages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> spying, espionage

spionar, spiona, spionante, spionara, spionarea, spionate, spionava
<i>v</i> to spy

spira, spiras
<i>n</i> 1. whorl (of a spiral); 2. [Geom.] spiral; <i>also:</i> coil, etc.

spiral, spirales, spiralmente
<i>adj</i> spiral <hr><i>n</i> 1. spiral; 2. hairspring

spirante, spirantemente, spirantes
<i>adj/n</i> [Phonet.] spirant

spirar, spira, spirante, spirara, spirarea, spirate, spirava
<i>v</i> to breathe (= to respire; <i>also:</i> to be alive)

spiration, spirationes
<i>n</i> [Theol.] spiration

spiritismo, spiritismos
<i>n</i> spiritualism, spiritism

spiritista, spiritistas
<i>n</i> spiritualist, spiritist

spiritistic, spiritisticamente, spiritistiches
<i>adj</i> spiritistic

spirito, spiritos
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>n</i> spirit (1. as in "spirit of ammonia"; 2. "spirit as opposed to body or matter"; 3. as in "to believe in spirits"; <i>also:</i> sprite);<br><b>Spirito Sancte</b> Holy Ghost;<br><b>spirito maligne</b> evil spirit;<br><b>spirito forte</b> freethinker;<br><b>spirito de corpore</b> <i>esprit de corps</i>

spiritu
<b>spiritu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>spirito</b>

spiritual, spirituales, spiritualmente
<i>adj</i> spiritual (1. pertaining to spirit, mind, intellect; 2. devoid of body, incorporeal)

spiritualisar, spiritualisa, spiritualisante, spiritualisara, spiritualisarea, spiritualisate, spiritualisava
<i>v</i> spiritualize (= to render spiritual)

spiritualisation, spiritualisationes
<i>n</i> spiritualization

spiritualismo, spiritualismos
<i>n</i> [Philos., Relig.] spiritualism

spiritualista, spiritualistas
<i>n</i> [Philos., Relig.] spiritualist

spiritualitate, spiritualitates
<i>n</i> spirituality (1. incorporeal quality or state; 2. spiritual-mindedness)

spirituose, spirituosemente, spirituoses
<i>adj</i> 1. spirited (= full of spirit); 2. spirituous (= alcoholic)

spirituositate, spirituositates
<i>n</i> 1. spiritedness; spirituousness, spirituosity

spirocheta, spirochetas
<b>spirocheta</b><br><i>n</i> [Bacteriol.] spirochete

spiroidal, spiroidales, spiroidalmente
<i>adj</i> spiroid, spiroidal

spiroide, spiroidemente, spiroides
<i>adj</i> spiroid, spiroidal

spirometria, spirometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> spirometry

spirometric, spirometricamente, spirometriches
<i>adj</i> spirometric

spirometro, spirometros
<b>spirometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> spirometer

spissar, spissa, spissante, spissara, spissarea, spissate, spissava
<i>v</i> to thicken (= to make thicker or denser)

spisse, spissemente, spisses
<i>adj</i> thick (1. as in "a thick board", "two inches thick"; 2. dense)

spissitate, spissitates
<i>n</i> thickness (1. as in "thickness of a board"; 2. density)

spissor, spissores
<i>n</i> thickness (1. as in "thickness of a board"; 2. density)

splen, splenes
<i>n</i> [Anat.] spleen, milt

splendente, splendentemente, splendentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>splender</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> splendent

splender, splende, splendente, splendera, splenderea, splendeva, splendite
<i>v</i> to shine, be resplendent

splendide, splendidemente, splendides
<i>adj</i> 1. bright, resplendent; 2. splendid

splendor, splendores
<i>n</i> splendor

splenic, splenicamente, spleniches
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] splenic

splenitis, splenites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] splenitis

splenologia, splenologias
<b>splenologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> splenology

splenopathia, splenopathias
<b>splenopathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> splenopathy

spolia, spolias
<i>n</i> 1. slough, cast skin (of a serpent etc.); 2. spoil, booty;<br><b>spolias</b> spoils, loot

spoliamento, spoliamentos
<i>n</i> 1. casting (of the skin of a serpent, etc.); 2. despoiling, stripping

spoliar, spolia, spoliante, spoliara, spoliarea, spoliate, spoliava
<i>v</i> 1. to skin, remove the skin (of an animal); 2. to despoil, strip;<br><b>spoliar se</b> to cast off the skin

spoliation, spoliationes
<i>n</i> spoliation, looting

spoliator, spoliatores
<i>n</i> spoliator, looter

spond
<b>spond-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>spondeo</b>

spondaic, spondaicamente, spondaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Pros.] spondaic, spondaical

spondeo, spondeos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] spondee

sponder, sponde, spondente, spondera, sponderea, spondeva, spondite, sponse
<b>[spond-/spons-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to promise (solemnly); 2. to pledge; <i>also:</i> to bet

spongia, spongias
<i>n</i> sponge

spongiar, spongia, spongiante, spongiara, spongiarea, spongiate, spongiava
<i>v</i> to sponge (= to cleanse or wipe with a sponge)

spongiose, spongiosemente, spongioses
<i>adj</i> spongy (= of the nature of a sponge)

spongiositate, spongiositates
<i>n</i> sponginess

spongite, spongites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] spongite

spons
<b>spons-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] <hr><b>spons-</b><br><i>see also:</i> <b>sponder</b>

sponsa, sponsas
<i>n</i> 1. newly wed; <i>also:</i> bride; 2. wife; <i>also:</i> spouse

sponsal, sponsales, sponsalmente
<i>adj</i> nuptial, matrimonial

sponsalias
<i>npl</i> wedding ceremony, espousals

sponsar, sponsa, sponsante, sponsara, sponsarea, sponsate, sponsava
<i>v</i> 1. to marry (= to take in marriage); 2. to espouse (a cause, etc.);<br><b>sponsar se</b> to marry (= to get married)

sponsate, sponsatemente, sponsates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>sponsar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> married

sponsion, sponsiones
<i>n</i> bet;<br><b>facer un sponsion</b> to make a bet, bet

sponso, sponsos
<i>n</i> 1. newly wed; <i>also:</i> bridegroom; 2. husband; <i>also:</i> spouse;<br><b>le sponsos</b> the married couple, husband and wife

spontanee, spontaneemente, spontanees
<i>adj</i> spontaneous;<br><b>generation spontanee</b> spontaneous generation;<br><b>combustion spontanee</b> spontaneous combustion

spontaneitate, spontaneitates
<i>n</i> spontaneity, spontaneousness

sponte
<i>adv</i> voluntarily, willingly

spora, sporas
<i>n</i> spore

sporadic, sporadicamente, sporadiches
<i>adj</i> sporadic

sporadicitate, sporadicitates
<i>n</i> sporadicalness

sporangio, sporangios
<b>sporangio</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] sporangium

sporidio, sporidios
<i>n</i> [Bot.] sporidium

sporon, sporones
<i>n</i> spur (1. "rider's spur"; 2. stimulus; 3. spine on a cock's leg; 4. [Bot.])

sporonamento, sporonamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) spurring

sporonar, sporona, sporonante, sporonara, sporonarea, sporonate, sporonava
<i>v</i> to spur (1. to prick with spurs; 2. to incite, stimulate)

sporonero, sporoneros
<i>n</i> spurrier

sport, sports
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> sport (= physical exercise)

sportive, sportivemente, sportives
<i>adj</i> sport (as in "sport clothes")

sportsman, sportsmans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> sportsman

sportswoman, sportswomans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> sportswoman

sposa, sposas
<i>n</i> 1. newlywed; <i>also:</i> bride; 2. wife; <i>also:</i> spouse

sposalias
<i>npl</i> wedding ceremony, espousals

sposar, sposa, sposante, sposara, sposarea, sposate, sposava
<i>v</i> 1. to marry (= to take in marriage); 2. to espouse (a cause, etc.);<br><b>sposar se</b> to marry (= to get married)

sposate, sposatemente, sposates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>sposar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> married

sposo, sposos
<i>n</i> 1. newlywed; <i>also:</i> bridegroom; 2. husband; <i>also:</i> spouse;<br><b>le sposos</b> the married couple, husband and wife

spuer, spue, spuente, spuera, spuerea, spueva, spuite, spute
<b>[spu-/sput-]</b><br><i>v</i> to spit; <i>also:</i> to spew

spuma, spumas
<i>n</i> foam, froth

spumar, spuma, spumante, spumara, spumarea, spumate, spumava
<i>v</i> to foam, froth (= to form or gather foam or froth), to spume

spumifere, spumiferemente, spumiferes
<i>adj</i> spumiferous, foamy

spumose, spumosemente, spumoses
<i>adj</i> foamy, foaming

spumositate, spumositates
<i>n</i> foaminess

sput
<b>sput-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>spuer</b>

sputar, sputa, sputante, sputara, sputarea, sputate, sputava
<i>v</i> to spit, expectorate

sputation, sputationes
<i>n</i> spitting, expectoration

sputiera, sputieras
<i>n</i> spittoon, cuspidor

sputo, sputos
<i>n</i> spit, spittle; <i>also:</i> sputum

squaliforme, squaliformemente, squaliformes
<b>squaliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] squaliform

squalo, squalos
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] Squalus; <i>also:</i> shark

squalodonte, squalodontes
<b>squalodonte</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] Squalodon

squaloide, squaloidemente, squaloides
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] squaloid

squama, squamas
<i>n</i> scale (as in "scale of a fish", "scale of dead outer skin", etc.)

squamar, squama, squamante, squamara, squamarea, squamate, squamava
<i>v</i> to scale, remove the scales from

squamose, squamosemente, squamoses
<i>adj</i> scaly

sta
<b>sta-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives] <hr><b>-sta</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ista</b>

stabile, stabilemente, stabiles
<i>adj</i> stable;<br><b>equilibrio stabile</b> stable equilibrium

stabilimento, stabilimentos
<i>n</i> establishment (1. act of establishing, founding, or setting up; 2. institution, organization, business, etc.)

stabilir, stabili, stabiliente, stabilira, stabilirea, stabilite, stabiliva
<i>v</i> to establish (1. to make firm or stable; 2. to found, set up; 3. as in "to establish someone in business");<br><b>stabilir se</b> to establish oneself, settle

stabilisar, stabilisares
<i>n</i> to stabilize

stabilisation, stabilisationes
<i>n</i> stabilization

stabilisator, stabilisatores
<i>n</i> stabilizer (1. one who stabilizes; 2. [Aeronaut.])

stabilitate, stabilitates
<i>n</i> stability

stabilitor, stabilitores
<i>n</i> establisher

stabular, stabula, stabulante, stabulara, stabularea, stabulate, stabulava
<i>v</i> to stable

stabulation, stabulationes
<i>n</i> stabling (of cattle, horses etc.)

stabulo, stabulos
<b>(st-)</b><br><i>n</i> stable, cattle barn, sty, etc.

staccato
<b>[I]</b><br>[Mus.] staccato

stadio, stadios
<i>n</i> 1. [Sports] stadium; 2. stage (of development, etc.)

staffa, staffas
<i>n</i> stirrup

staffero, stafferos
<i>n</i> groom; footman

staffetta, staffettas
<i>n</i> staffette, estafette; mounted courier

stagnante, stagnantemente, stagnantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>stagnar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> stagnant

stagnar, stagna, stagnante, stagnara, stagnarea, stagnate, stagnava
<i>v</i> to stagnate, be stagnant

stagnation, stagnationes
<i>n</i> stagnation

stagno, stagnos
<i>n</i> pond, pool, standing water

stalactite, stalactites
<i>n</i> [Geol.] stalactite;<br><b>stalactita de glacie</b> icicle

stalactitic, stalactiticamente, stalactitiches
<i>adj</i> stalactitic, stalactitical

stalagmite, stalagmites
<i>n</i> [Geol.] stalagmite

stalagmitic, stalagmiticamente, stalagmitiches
<i>adj</i> stalagmitic, stalagmitical

stallo, stallos
<i>n</i> stall (= "choir stall")

stallon, stallones
<i>n</i> stallion

staminal, staminales, staminalmente
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] staminal, stamineal

staminate, staminatemente, staminates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] staminate

stamine, stamines
<i>n</i> 1. worsted yarn; 2. [Bot.] stamen

staminifere, staminiferemente, staminiferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] staminiferous

stampa, stampas
<i>n</i> print (= engraving, woodcut, etc.)

stampage, stampages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> stamping, impressing, imprinting

stampar, stampa, stampante, stampara, stamparea, stampate, stampava
<i>v</i> to stamp (= to impress or imprint with some mark)

stampator, stampatores
<i>n</i> stamper (= one who or that which stamps)

stand, stands
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> stand (1. grandstand; 2. as in "refreshment stand")

standard, standards
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> standard (= norm of comparison);<br><b>standard de vita</b> living standard

standardisar, standardisa, standardisante, standardisara, standardisarea, standardisate, standardisava
<i>v</i> to standardize

standardisation, standardisationes
<i>n</i> standardization

standardo, standardos
<i>n</i> standard, banner

stannar, stanna, stannante, stannara, stannarea, stannate, stannava
<i>v</i> to tin (= to plate with tin)

stannato, stannatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] stannate

stannator, stannatores
<i>n</i> tin plater

stannatura, stannaturas
<i>n</i> tinning, tin-plating

stannero, stanneros
<i>n</i> tinsmith

stannic, stannicamente, stanniches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] stannic;<br><b>acido stannic</b> stannic acid

stannifere, stanniferemente, stanniferes
<i>adj</i> stanniferous, stannic

stanno, stannos
<i>n</i> tin;<br><b>folio de stanno</b> tin foil

stanza, stanzas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] stanza

star, sta, stante, stara, starea, state, stava
<i>v</i> to stand (= to be standing)

starter, starters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Sports] starter (= official who gives the signal to start)

stase, stases
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] stasis (= stagnation of the blood in a blood vessel)

static, staticamente, statiches
<i>adj</i> static; <i>also:</i> [Elec.]

statica, staticas
<i>n</i> statics

station, stationes
<i>n</i> I. (action of) standing; II. station (1. stop, stopping place; 2. station building, depot);<br><b>stationes del Cruce</b> Stations of the Cross;<br><b>station del anno</b> season (= one of the four divisions of the year);<br><b>station de gasolina</b> gas station, filling station

stationar, stationa, stationante, stationara, stationarea, stationate, stationava
<i>v</i> to halt, stop (= to cease to go on or move)

stationari, stationarimente, stationaris
<i>adj</i> stationary (= fixed in a certain station, place, course)

statista, statistas
<i>n</i> statesman

statistic, statisticamente, statistiches
<i>adj</i> statistical

statistica, statisticas
<i>n</i> statistics ("science of statistics")

statistico, statisticos
<i>n</i> statistician

stato, statos
<i>n</i> I. state (1. condition or manner of existence; 2. commonwealth); II. [Pol.] estate; III. status (= legal standing, position);<br><b>stato de cosas</b> state of things, circumstances;<br><b>esser in stato de (facer un cosa)</b> to be in a position to (do something);<br><b>stato civil</b> civil status;<br><b>homine de stato</b> statesman;<br><b>colpo de stato</b> <i>coup d'tat</i>;<br><b>Statos Unite (de America)</b> United States (of America) <hr><b>-stato</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

statua, statuas
<i>n</i> statue

statuari, statuarimente, statuaris
<i>adj</i> statuary

statuaria, statuarias
<i>n</i> statuary (= art of making statues)

statuario, statuarios
<i>n</i> statue maker, statuary

statuer, statue, statuente, statuera, statuerea, statueva, statuite, statute
<b>[statu-/statut-;-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to decree, ordain

statuetta, statuettas
<i>n</i> statuette

statura, staturas
<i>n</i> stature (= bodily height)

statut
<b>statut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>statuer</b>

statutari, statutarimente, statutaris
<i>adj</i> statutory

statuto, statutos
<i>n</i> 1. bylaw, ordinance, regulation; 2. statute (as in "statute of occupation")

staurar
<b>-staurar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

steamer, steamers
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> steamer, steamship

stear, steares
<b>[-ar/-at-]</b><br><i>n</i> tallow, suet

stearato, stearatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] stearate

stearic, stearicamente, steariches
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Chem.] stearic

stearina, stearinas
<i>n</i> stearin

steat
<b>steat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stear</b>

steatite, steatites
<i>n</i> steatite, soapstone; <i>also:</i> French chalk

steatoma, steatomas
<i>n</i> [Med.] steatoma

steatosis, steatoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] fatty degeneration, steatosis

steeplechase, steeplechases
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] steeplechase

stella, stellas
<i>n</i> I. star (1. heavenly body; 2. as in "to be born under a lucky star"); II. blaze (on horse);<br><b>stella (de cinema, de opera, </b>etc.<b>)</b> (film, operatic, etc.) star;<br><b>stella polar</b> North Star, Polaris;<br><b>stella del matino</b> morning star;<br><b>stella del vespere</b> evening star

stellar, stella, stellante, stellara, stellarea, stellares, stellarmente, stellate, stellava
<i>adj</i> stellar <hr><i>v</i> to star, stud with stars

stellate, stellatemente, stellates
<i>adj</i> starry, starred;<br><b>(le) bandiera stellate</b> (the) Star-Spangled Banner

stellifere, stelliferemente, stelliferes
<i>adj</i> stelliferous

sten
<b>sten-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] steno- (= narrow)

stencil, stencils
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> (mimeographing) stencil

stenographia, stenographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stenography, shorthand

stenographiar, stenographia, stenographiante, stenographiara, stenographiarea, stenographiate, stenographiava
<i>v</i> to stenograph, write shorthand

stenographic, stenographicamente, stenographiches
<i>adj</i> stenographic

stenographista, stenographistas
<i>n</i> stenographist, stenographer

stenographo, stenographos
<b>stenographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> stenographer

stentore
<b>Stentore</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Antiq.] Stentor;<br><b>stentore</b> stentor (1. person with a loud voice; 2. [Biol.])

stentoree, stentoreemente, stentorees
<i>adj</i> stentorian

stephano
<b>Stephano (st-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Stephen

steppa, steppas
<i>n</i> steppe

sterbordo, sterbordos
<b>sterbordo</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut.] starboard

stercoral, stercorales, stercoralmente
<i>adj</i> stercoral

stercorar, stercora, stercorante, stercorara, stercorarea, stercorate, stercorava
<i>v</i> to manure, dung

stercorari, stercorarimente, stercoraris
<i>adj</i> stercoral

stercorario, stercorarios
<i>n</i> dunghill

stercore, stercores
<i>n</i> manure, dung

stere
<b>stere-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] stere-, stereo- (= solid)

stereo, stereos
<i>n</i> [Metric System] stere, cubic meter

stereographia, stereographias
<b>stereographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stereography

stereographic, stereographicamente, stereographiches
<i>adj</i> stereographic

stereometria, stereometrias
<b>stereometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stereometry

stereoscopia, stereoscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stereoscopy

stereoscopic, stereoscopicamente, stereoscopiches
<i>adj</i> stereoscopic

stereoscopio, stereoscopios
<b>stereoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> stereoscope

stereotomia, stereotomias
<b>stereotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stereotomy

stereotomic, stereotomicamente, stereotomiches
<i>adj</i> stereotomic

stereotypar, stereotypa, stereotypante, stereotypara, stereotyparea, stereotypate, stereotypava
<i>v</i> to stereotype (1. to make into stereos; 2. to make stereotyped)

stereotype, stereotypemente, stereotypes
<b>(--)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. [Print.] stereotype, stereotypical; 2. stereotyped

stereotypia, stereotypias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stereotyping; stereotype, stereotypy

stereotypic, stereotypicamente, stereotypiches
<i>adj</i> stereotype, stereotypic

stereotypo, stereotypos
<b>stereotypo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> stereo, stereotype (= stereotype plate)

sterile, sterilemente, steriles
<i>adj</i> sterile, barren

sterilisar, sterilisa, sterilisante, sterilisara, sterilisarea, sterilisate, sterilisava
<i>v</i> to sterilize (1. to deprive of fecundity; 2. to free from bacteria)

sterilisate, sterilisatemente, sterilisates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>sterilisar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> sterile (= free from bacteria)

sterilisation, sterilisationes
<i>n</i> sterilization

sterilisator, sterilisatores
<i>n</i> sterilizer

sterilitate, sterilitates
<i>n</i> sterility, barrenness

stern
<b>stern- [stern-/strat-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

sternal, sternales, sternalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] sternal

sternalgia, sternalgias
<b>sternalgia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] sternalgia

sternar
<b>-sternar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

sterno, sternos
<i>n</i> breastbone, sternum

sternocostal, sternocostales, sternocostalmente
<b>sternocostal</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat.] sternocostal

sternutamento, sternutamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) sneezing; 2. sneeze

sternutar, sternuta, sternutante, sternutara, sternutarea, sternutate, sternutava
<i>v</i> to sneeze

sternutation, sternutationes
<i>n</i> sternutation, sneezing

sternutatori, sternutatorimente, sternutatoris
<i>adj</i> sternutatory

stetho
<b>stetho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] stetho- (= breast, chest)

stethoscopia, stethoscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> stethoscopy

stethoscopic, stethoscopicamente, stethoscopiches
<i>adj</i> stethoscopic

stethoscopio, stethoscopios
<b>stethoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> stethoscope

steward, stewards
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Naut., etc.] steward

sthenic, sthenicamente, stheniches
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] sthenic

stheno
<b>stheno-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] sthen-, stheno (= strength)

sticho, stichos
<i>n</i> [Pros.] stich, stichos

stichomythia, stichomythias
<b>stichomythia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Lit.] stichomythy

stigma, stigmas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> stigma (1. brand; 2. [Pathol.]; 3. [Bot.]; 4. [Zool.] spiracle)

stigmat
<b>stigmat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stigma</b>

stigmata
<b>(st-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Theol.] stigmata

stigmatisar, stigmatisa, stigmatisante, stigmatisara, stigmatisarea, stigmatisate, stigmatisava
<i>v</i> to stigmatize (1. [Theol.]: 2. to brand, stamp with infamy)

stigmatisation, stigmatisationes
<i>n</i> stigmatization

stiletto, stilettos
<i>n</i> stiletto, stylet

stilisar, stilisa, stilisante, stilisara, stilisarea, stilisate, stilisava
<i>v</i> to stylize, conventionalize

stilisation, stilisationes
<i>n</i> stylization

stilista, stilistas
<i>n</i> stylist (as in "prose stylist")

stilistic, stilisticamente, stilistiches
<i>adj</i> stylistic, stylistical

stilistica, stilisticas
<i>n</i> stylistics, stylistic

stilla, stillas
<i>n</i> drop

stillar, stilla, stillante, stillara, stillarea, stillate, stillava
<i>v</i> to drip

stillation, stillationes
<i>n</i> dripping

stilo, stilos
<i>n</i> style (1. [Antiq.] stylus; 2. manner of writing, speaking, making, etc.);<br><b>haber stilo</b> to have style;<br><b>stilo (de graphite)</b> (lead) pencil;<br><b>stilo de carmino</b> lipstick

stimulante, stimulantemente, stimulantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>stimular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> stimulating <hr><i>n</i> stimulant

stimular, stimula, stimulante, stimulara, stimularea, stimulate, stimulava
<i>v</i> 1. to stimulate; 2. to goad

stimulation, stimulationes
<i>n</i> 1. stimulation; 2. (action of) goading

stimulative, stimulativemente, stimulatives
<i>adj</i> stimulative

stimulator, stimulatores
<i>n</i> stimulator

stimulo, stimulos
<b>(st-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. stimulus; 2. goad

stinar
<b>-stinar</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

stipar, stipa, stipante, stipara, stiparea, stipate, stipava
<i>v</i> to stuff, fill up

stipendiar, stipendia, stipendiante, stipendiara, stipendiarea, stipendiate, stipendiava
<i>v</i> to pay a stipend to

stipendiari, stipendiarimente, stipendiaris
<i>adj</i> stipendiary (= receiving a stipend)

stipendiario, stipendiarios
<i>n</i> stipendiary (= one who receives a stipend)

stipendio, stipendios
<i>n</i> stipend

stipular, stipula, stipulante, stipulara, stipularea, stipulate, stipulava
<i>v</i> to stipulate

stipulation, stipulationes
<i>n</i> stipulation

stirpe, stirpes
<i>n</i> stock (1. stem, trunk, etc.; 2. as in "of old English stock"); <i>also:</i> stirps

stitio
<b>-stitio</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds]

stituer
<b>-stituer</b><br><i>see</i> <b>statuer</b>

stivage, stivages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> estivage

stivar, stiva, stivante, stivara, stivarea, stivate, stivava
<i>v</i> to steeve, stow in the ship's hold

stivator, stivatores
<i>n</i> steever (= one who steeves); <i>specif.:</i> stevedore

stoa, stoas
<i>n</i> [Gr. Antiq.] stoa (= portico; <i>specif.:</i> the Stoa at Athens where the philosopher Zeno lectured)

stock, stocks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Com.] stock, supply

stockar, stocka, stockante, stockara, stockarea, stockate, stockava
<i>v</i> to stock, lay in a stock of

stoffa, stoffas
<i>n</i> 1. material, fabric; 2. stuff (= substance, essence)

stoic, stoicamente, stoiches
<b>(stic)</b><br><i>adj</i> stoic, stoical (1. [Philos.]; 2. indifferent to pleasure and pain)

stoicismo, stoicismos
<i>n</i> stoicism (1. [Philos.]; 2. repression of the emotions; indifference to pleasure and pain)

stoico, stoicos
<b>(stico)</b><br><i>n</i> stoic (1. [Philos.]; 2. one who practices stoicism)

stola, stolas
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] stole

stoma, stomas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] stoma;<br><b>stomas</b> [Bot.] stomata

stomachal, stomachales, stomachalmente
<i>adj</i> stomachic

stomacho, stomachos
<b>(st-)</b><br><i>n</i> stomach

stomat
<b>stomat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stoma</b>

stomatitis, stomatites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] stomatitis

stomatoscopio, stomatoscopios
<b>stomatoscopio</b><br><i>n</i> stomatoscope

stop
<B>stop!</B><BR><B>[A]</B><BR><I>interj</I> [Naut., etc.] stop!; <I>also:</I> [Teleg.]

stoppa, stoppas
<i>n</i> tow; oakum

stoppar, stoppa, stoppante, stoppara, stopparea, stoppate, stoppava
<i>v</i> I. to stop up (with tow or oakum); II. to stop (1. to bring a motor a car, etc. to a halt; 2. to come to a halt)

stoppator, stoppatores
<i>n</i> caulker

stoppose, stopposemente, stopposes
<i>adj</i> tow, towy

strabe, strabemente, strabes
<i>adj</i> cross-eyed, squinting;<br><b>esser strabe</b> to squint, be squint-eyed

strabismo, strabismos
<i>n</i> strabismus, squinting

strabotomia, strabotomias
<b>strabotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] strabotomy

strangular, strangula, strangulante, strangulara, strangularea, strangulate, strangulava
<i>v</i> 1. to strangle; 2. [Med.] to strangulate

strangulate, strangulatemente, strangulates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>strangular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Med.] strangulated;<br><b>hernia strangulate</b> strangulated hernia

strangulation, strangulationes
<i>n</i> strangulation

strangulator, strangulatores
<i>n</i> strangler;<br><b>le strangulatores</b> [Hist.] the Thugs

strat
<b>strat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stern-</b>

strata, stratas
<i>n</i> (paved) road, highway, street

stratagema, stratagemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> stratagem

stratagemat
<b>stratagemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stratagema</b>

stratagematic, stratagematicamente, stratagematiches
<i>adj</i> stratagemic, stratagematic

strategia, strategias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> strategy

strategic, strategicamente, strategiches
<i>adj</i> strategic

strategista, strategistas
<i>n</i> strategist

stratego, strategos
<i>n</i> 1. leader (of an army, etc.); 2. strategist

stratificar, stratifica, stratificante, stratificara, stratificarea, stratificate, stratificava
<i>v</i> [Geol.] to stratify (= to deposit in strata)

stratification, stratificationes
<i>n</i> [Geol.] stratification

strato, stratos
<i>n</i> layer, stratum

stratosphera, stratospheras
<b>stratosphera</b><br><i>n</i> stratosphere

stratospheric, stratosphericamente, stratospheriches
<i>adj</i> stratospheric, stratospherical

streper, strepe, strepente, strepera, streperea, strepeva, strepite
<i>v</i> to rattle, rumble, din

strepitar, strepita, strepitante, strepitara, strepitarea, strepitate, strepitava
<i>v</i> to make a (great) noise, din, rattling

strepito, strepitos
<b>(str-)</b><br><i>n</i> noise, din

strepitose, strepitosemente, strepitoses
<i>adj</i> noisy

strept
<b>strept-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] strepto- (= twisted)

streptococco, streptococcos
<b>streptococco</b><br><i>n</i> [Bacteriol.] streptococcus

strict
<b>strict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stringer</b>

stricte, strictemente, strictes
<i>adj</i> I. narrow (= of little breadth); II. tight (= fitting closely); III. strict (1. precise; 2. severe)

strictessa, strictessas
<i>n</i> 1. narrowness; 2. tightness; 3. closeness

stricto, strictos
<i>n</i> straits, narrows; <i>also:</i> sound

strictura, stricturas
<i>n</i> (act of) binding tightly, tightening, stricture

stridente, stridentemente, stridentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>strider</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> strident

stridentia, stridentias
<i>n</i> stridence, stridency

strider, stride, stridente, stridera, striderea, strideva, stridite
<i>v</i> to make a harsh, shrill, noise; to creak, grate, shrill, whir, etc.

stridor, stridores
<i>n</i> stridor (= shrill, shrieking sound)

stridulante, stridulantemente, stridulantes
<i>adj</i> stridulant, stridulent

stridular, stridula, stridulante, stridulara, stridularea, stridulate, stridulava
<i>v</i> to stridulate; <i>specif.:</i> [Zool.]; <i>also:</i> to squeak

stridulation, stridulationes
<i>n</i> stridulation; <i>specif.:</i> [Zool.]

stridulator, stridulatores
<i>n</i> stridulator

stridulatori, stridulatorimente, stridulatoris
<i>adj</i> stridulatory

stridule, stridulemente, stridules
<i>adj</i> stridulous, creaking, squeaky

strige, striges
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Strix

strigides
<b>(str-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Strigidae

stringer, stricte, stringe, stringente, stringera, stringerea, stringeva, stringite
<b>[string-/strict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to enfold tightly, compress

stronti
<b>stronti-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Strontian</b>

strontian
<b>Strontian</b><br><i>npr</i> Strontian (= parish of Strontian)

strontiana, strontianas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] strontia

strontianite, strontianites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] strontianite, strontian

strontium, strontiumes
<b>[strn-]</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] strontium

strophe, strophes
<i>n</i> strophe (1. [Gr. Lit.]; 2. [Pros.] stanza)

strophic, strophicamente, strophiches
<i>adj</i> strophic, strophical

stropiar, stropia, stropiante, stropiara, stropiarea, stropiate, stropiava
<i>v</i> to maim, cripple, lame, etc.

stropiato, stropiatos
<i>n</i> cripple, maimed person, etc.

struct
<b>struct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>struer</b>

structura, structuras
<i>n</i> structure

structural, structurales, structuralmente
<i>adj</i> structural

strudel, strudeles
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> strudel

struer, structe, strue, struente, struera, struerea, strueva, struite
<b>[stru-/struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to arrange, put in order; to prepare; 2. to build, construct

struma, strumas
<i>n</i> struma (1. scrofulous tumor; 2. goiter)

strumose, strumosemente, strumoses
<i>adj</i> strumous (= affected with struma); <i>also:</i> affected with goiter

struthio, struthios
<i>n</i> ostrich;<br><b>haber un stomacho de struthio</b> to have the digestion of an ostrich

strychnic, strychnicamente, strychniches
<i>adj</i> strychnic

strychnina, strychninas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] strychnine

strychninismo, strychninismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] strychninism

strychno, strychnos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Strychnos

stuccar, stucca, stuccante, stuccara, stuccarea, stuccate, stuccava
<i>v</i> to stucco, overlay with stucco

stuccator, stuccatores
<i>n</i> stuccoer, stuccoworker

stuccatura, stuccaturas
<i>n</i> stuccowork

stucco, stuccos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> stucco

studente, studentes
<i>n</i> student

studer, stude, studente, studera, studerea, studeva, studite
<i>v</i> to study

studiante, studiantes
<i>n</i> student

studiar, studia, studiante, studiara, studiarea, studiate, studiava
<i>v</i> to study

studio, studios
<i>n</i> I. study (1. act or process of studying; 2. room devoted to study; 3. [Art, Lit.]; 4. [Mus.] <i>tude</i>); II. studio

studiose, studiosemente, studioses
<i>adj</i> studious (= assiduous in study)

stupefacer, stupeface, stupefacente, stupefacera, stupefacerea, stupefaceva, stupefacite, stupefacte
<b>stupefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to stupefy (1. to make torpid, benumb; 2. to amaze)

stupefaciente, stupefacientemente, stupefacientes
<i>adj</i> stupefying, stupefacient <hr><i>n</i> narcotic, stupefacient

stupefact
<b>stupefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stupefacer</b>

stupefaction, stupefactiones
<i>n</i> stupefaction (1. torpor; 2. amazement)

stupefactive, stupefactivemente, stupefactives
<i>adj</i> stupefying, stupefactive

stupende, stupendemente, stupendes
<i>adj</i> amazing, stupendous

stuper, stupe, stupente, stupera, stuperea, stupeva, stupite
<i>v</i> to be stunned, amazed, etc.

stupide, stupidemente, stupides
<i>adj</i> 1. stunned, amazed; 2. stupid

stupiditate, stupiditates
<i>n</i> stupidity

stupor, stupores
<i>n</i> stupor

stupula, stupulas
<b>(st-)</b><br><i>n</i> stubble (= the stumps of wheat, corn, grass, etc. left in the ground after reaping)

sturion, sturiones
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] sturgeon

sturno, sturnos
<i>n</i> starling

styge
<b>Styge</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Styx

stygie, stygiemente, stygies
<i>adj</i> Stygian

su, sumente, sus
<i>adj poss</i> his; her; its

suabe, suabemente, suabes
<i>adj</i> Swabian

suabia
<b>Suabia</b><br><i>npr</i> Swabia

suabo, suabos
<i>n</i> Swabian (1. inhabitant of Swabia; 2. Swabian dialect)

suader, suade, suadente, suadera, suaderea, suadeva, suadite, suase
<b>[suad-/suas-]</b><br><i>v</i> to advise, urge, persuade

suas
<b>suas-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suader</b>

suasibile, suasibilemente, suasibiles
<i>adj</i> suasible, persuadable

suasion, suasiones
<i>n</i> suasion

suasive, suasivemente, suasives
<i>adj</i> suasive, suasory

suave, suavemente, suaves
<i>adj</i> sweet, pleasing, suave

suaviloquente, suaviloquentemente, suaviloquentes
<b>suaviloquente</b><br><i>adj</i> mild-spoken

suavitate, suavitates
<i>n</i> sweetness, mildness

sub
<i>prep</i> under, below, beneath<hr><b>sub-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [subject to assimilation before <b>-c-, -f-, -g-, -m-, -p-, -r-</b>; sometimes <b>sus-</b> before <b>-c-, -p-, -t-</b>] sub-, suc-, suf- , sug-, sum-, sup-, sur-, sus- (1. under, underneath; 2. subordinate; subdivision of; 3. slightly; 4. up, upwards)

subalimentar, subalimenta, subalimentante, subalimentara, subalimentarea, subalimentate, subalimentava
<i>v</i> to undernourish

subalimentation, subalimentationes
<i>n</i> undernourishment; <i>also:</i> malnutrition

subalterne, subalternemente, subalternes
<i>adj</i> subaltern, subordinate

subbullimento, subbullimentos
<i>n</i> simmering

subbullir, subbulli, subbulliente, subbullira, subbullirea, subbullite, subbulliva
<i>v</i> to simmer

subcamisa, subcamisas
<i>n</i> undershirt

subclavio, subclavios
<i>n</i> [Anat.] subclavius

subconsciente, subconscientemente, subconscientes
<i>adj</i> subconscious<hr><i>n</i> [Psychol.] subconscious

subconscientia, subconscientias
<i>n</i> subconsciousness

subcontrari, subcontrarimente, subcontraris
<i>adj</i> [Philos.] subcontrary

subcuppa, subcuppas
<i>n</i> saucer

subcutanee, subcutaneemente, subcutanees
<i>adj</i> subcutaneous

subdelegar, subdelega, subdelegante, subdelegara, subdelegarea, subdelegate, subdelegava
<i>v</i> subdelegate

subdelegation, subdelegationes
<i>n</i> subdelegation

subdivider, subdivide, subdividente, subdividera, subdividerea, subdivideva, subdividite, subdivise
<b>[-vid-/-vis-]</b><br><i>v</i> to subdivide

subdivisibile, subdivisibilemente, subdivisibiles
<i>adj</i> subdivisible

subdivision, subdivisiones
<i>n</i> subdivision

subdominante, subdominantes
<i>n</i> [Mus.] subdominant

subgonnella, subgonnellas
<i>n</i> petticoat, slip, underskirt

subhuman, subhumanes, subhumanmente
<i>adj</i> subhuman

subinde
<i>adv</i> 1. immediately after, just after, forthwith; 2. repeatedly, frequently; from time to time

subitanee, subitaneemente, subitanees
<i>adj</i> sudden

subitaneitate, subitaneitates
<i>n</i> suddenness

subite, subitemente, subites
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> sudden

subito
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> suddenly, unexpectedly

subjacente, subjacentemente, subjacentes
<i>adj</i> subjacent

subjacer, subjace, subjacente, subjacera, subjacerea, subjaceva, subjacite
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>subjacer a (un cosa)</b> to lie under (something)

subject
<b>subject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subjic-</b>

subjectar, subjecta, subjectante, subjectara, subjectarea, subjectate, subjectava
<i>v</i> to subject, subjugate

subjecte, subjectemente, subjectes
<i>adj</i> subject (1. being under the domination of another; 2. as in "subject to temptation"; 3. as in "a treaty subject to ratification")

subjection, subjectiones
<i>n</i> subjection (= action of subjecting or subjugating)

subjective, subjectivemente, subjectives
<i>adj</i> subjective (1. pertaining to a subject; 2. as in "a subjective judgment"; 3. [Philos.]; 4. [Psychol.])

subjectivismo, subjectivismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] subjectivism

subjectivista
<i>v</i> subjectivist

subjectivitate, subjectivitates
<i>n</i> subjectiveness, subjectivity

subjecto, subjectos
<i>n</i> I. subject (1. matter, theme, topic; 2. [Gram.]; 3. [Philos.]; 4. as in "British subject"); II. individual, fellow, chap

subjic
<b>subjic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

subjugar, subjuga, subjugante, subjugara, subjugarea, subjugate, subjugava
<i>v</i> to subjugate

subjugation, subjugationes
<i>n</i> subjugation

subjugator, subjugatores
<i>n</i> subjugator

subjunct
<b>subjunct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subjunger</b>

subjunctive, subjunctivemente, subjunctives
<i>adj</i> 1. conjunctive, connective; 2. [Gram.] subjunctive

subjunctivo, subjunctivos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] subjunctive (mood)

subjunger, subjuncte, subjunge, subjungente, subjungera, subjungerea, subjungeva, subjungite
<b>[-jung-/-junct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to subjoin, annex, append

sublevamento, sublevamentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) raising, lifting up; 2. revolt, insurrection

sublevar, subleva, sublevante, sublevara, sublevarea, sublevate, sublevava
<i>v</i> 1. to raise, lift up; 2. to incite to revolt;<br><b>sublevar se</b> to rise, revolt

sublevation, sublevationes
<i>n</i> sublevation (1. (act of) raising, lifting up; 2. revolt, insurrection)

sublimar, sublima, sublimante, sublimara, sublimarea, sublimate, sublimava
<i>v</i> to sublimate (1. to exalt; to sublime, make sublime; 2. [Chem.; Phychoanalysis, etc.])

sublimation, sublimationes
<i>n</i> sublimation

sublimato, sublimatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sublimate

sublime, sublimemente, sublimes
<i>adj/n</i> sublime;<br><b>Porta Sublime</b> Sublime Porte

subliminal, subliminales, subliminalmente
<i>adj</i> [Psychol.] subliminal

sublimitate, sublimitates
<i>n</i> sublimity

sublinear, sublinea, sublineante, sublineara, sublinearea, sublineate, sublineava
<i>v</i> to underline

sublingual, sublinguales, sublingualmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] sublingual

sublobular, sublobulares, sublobularmente
<i>adj</i> sublobular

sublocar, subloca, sublocante, sublocara, sublocarea, sublocate, sublocava
<i>v</i> to sublet

sublocation, sublocationes
<i>n</i> (act of) subletting

sublocotenente, sublocotenentes
<i>n</i> [Mil.] sublieutenant

sublunar, sublunares, sublunarmente
<i>adj</i> sublunary, sublunar

submarin, submarines, submarinmente
<i>adj</i> submarine

submarino, submarinos
<i>n</i> submarine (torpedo boat)

submaxillar, submaxillares, submaxillarmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] submaxillary

submerger, submerge, submergente, submergera, submergerea, submergeva, submergite, submerse
<b>[-merg-/-mers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to submerge

submergibile, submergibilemente, submergibiles
<i>adj</i> submersible

submers
<b>submers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>submerger</b>

submerse, submersemente, submerses
<i>adj</i> submerged, submersed

submersibile, submersibilemente, submersibiles
<i>adj</i> submersible <hr><i>n</i> submarine boat

submersion, submersiones
<i>n</i> submersion

subministrar, subministra, subministrante, subministrara, subministrarea, subministrate, subministrava
<i>v</i> to furnish, supply

submiss
<b>submiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>submitter</b>

submisse, submissemente, submisses
<i>adj</i> submissive

submission, submissiones
<i>n</i> submission

submissive, submissivemente, submissives
<i>adj</i> submissive

submitter, submisse, submitte, submittente, submittera, submitterea, submitteva, submittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to subdue, subject; 2. to submit (as in "to submit for approval");<br><b>submitter se</b> to submit, yield

subnavigar, subnaviga, subnavigante, subnavigara, subnavigarea, subnavigate, subnavigava
<i>v</i> to cruise under water

subnegar, subnega, subnegante, subnegara, subnegarea, subnegate, subnegava
<i>v</i> to conceal, hold back, withhold (information required by law)

subnegation, subnegationes
<i>n</i> concealment, withholding (information required by law)

subordinar, subordina, subordinante, subordinara, subordinarea, subordinate, subordinava
<i>v</i> to subordinate

subordinate, subordinatemente, subordinates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>subordinar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> subordinate;<br><b>subordinate a</b> subordinate to;<br><b>proposition subordinate</b> subordinate clause

subordination, subordinationes
<i>n</i> subordination

subordinato, subordinatos
<i>n</i> subordinate

subornar, suborna, subornante, subornara, subornarea, subornate, subornava
<i>v</i> to suborn

subornation, subornationes
<i>n</i> subornation

subornator, subornatores
<i>n</i> suborner

subprefecto, subprefectos
<i>n</i> subprefect

subprefectura, subprefecturas
<i>n</i> subprefecture

subprior, subpriores
<i>n</i> subprior

subpriora, subprioras
<i>n</i> subprioress

subproducto, subproductos
<i>n</i> by-product

subrogar, subroga, subrogante, subrogara, subrogarea, subrogate, subrogava
<i>v</i> to surrogate, subrogate

subrogate, subrogatemente, subrogates
<i>adj</i> surrogated

subrogation, subrogationes
<i>n</i> subrogation

subscriber, subscribe, subscribente, subscribera, subscriberea, subscribeva, subscribite, subscripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to subscribe (1. to sign one's name to; 2. to promise over one's signature; 3. as in "to subscribe to a periodical or other installment publication")

subscript
<b>subscript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subscriber</b>

subscription, subscriptiones
<i>n</i> subscription (1. act of signing one's name to; 2. as in "subscription for a periodical, etc.")

subscriptor, subscriptores
<i>n</i> subscriber

subsequente, subsequentemente, subsequentes
<i>adj</i> subsequent

subsequentia, subsequentias
<i>n</i> subsequence

subsequer, subseque, subsequente, subsequera, subsequerea, subsequeva, subsequite
<i>v</i> to follow next

subsider, subside, subsidente, subsidera, subsiderea, subsideva, subsidite
<i>v</i> to abate, settle down, subside

subsidiar, subsidia, subsidiante, subsidiara, subsidiarea, subsidiate, subsidiava
<i>v</i> to subsidize (= to grant a subsidy to)

subsidiari, subsidiarimente, subsidiaris
<i>adj</i> subsidiary, supplementary

subsidio, subsidios
<i>n</i> subsidy

subsistente, subsistentemente, subsistentes
<i>adj</i> subsistent (= existing)

subsistentia, subsistentias
<i>n</i> subsistence;<br><b>medios de subsistentia</b> means of subsistence, livelihood

subsister, subsiste, subsistente, subsistera, subsisterea, subsisteva, subsistite
<i>v</i> to subsist (1. to continue to exist; 2. to keep oneself alive)

subspecie, subspecies
<i>n</i> [Biol.] subspecies

substantia, substantias
<i>n</i> substance (1. [Philos.]; 2. matter, material, stuff; 3. material possessions, property; 4. as in "the substance of what he said");<br><b>in substantia</b> in substance

substantial, substantiales, substantialmente
<i>adj</i> substantial (1. [Philos.]; 2. having substance)

substantialitate, substantialitates
<i>n</i> substantiality

substantive, substantivemente, substantives
<i>adj</i> substantive (= independent and self-subsistent);<br><b>le verbo substantive 'esser'</b> the substantive verb 'to be'

substantivo, substantivos
<i>n</i> substantive, noun

substituer, substitue, substituente, substituera, substituerea, substitueva, substituite, substitute
<b>[-stitu-/-stitut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to substitute (= to put in the place of another person or thing)

substitut
<b>substitut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>substituer</b>

substitution, substitutiones
<i>n</i> substitution

substituto, substitutos
<i>n</i> substitute

substrato, substratos
<i>n</i> substratum; <i>also:</i> [Metaph.]

substruct
<b>substruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>substruer</b>

substruction, substructiones
<i>n</i> [Arch.] substruction

substructura, substructuras
<i>n</i> substructure

substruer, substructe, substrue, substruente, substruera, substruerea, substrueva, substruite
<b>[-stru-/-struct-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Arch.] to substruct

subtangente, subtangentes
<i>n</i> [Math.] subtangent

subtender, subtende, subtendente, subtendera, subtenderea, subtendeva, subtendite, subtense
<b>[-tend-/-tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Geom.] to subtend

subtens
<b>subtens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subtender</b>

subtensa, subtensas
<i>n</i> [Geom.] subtense

subterfugio, subterfugios
<i>n</i> subterfuge

subterfugir, subterfugi, subterfugiente, subterfugira, subterfugirea, subterfugite, subterfugiva
<i>v</i> to make use of subterfuges

subterranee, subterraneemente, subterranees
<i>adj</i> subterranean

subterraneo, subterraneos
<i>n</i> basement, underground passage or room, etc.

subtil, subtiles, subtilmente
<i>adj</i> subtle, subtile

subtilisar, subtilisa, subtilisante, subtilisara, subtilisarea, subtilisate, subtilisava
<i>v</i> 1. to rarefy, refine; 2. to subtilize (= to make subtle distinctions)

subtilisation, subtilisationes
<i>n</i> 1. rarefaction; 2. subtilization (= drawing of subtle distinctions)

subtilitate, subtilitates
<i>n</i> subtlety, subtility

subtitulo, subtitulos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> subtitle

subtract
<b>subtract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subtraher</b>

subtraction, subtractiones
<i>n</i> 1. withdrawal, removal; 2. [Math.] subtraction

subtraher, subtracte, subtrahe, subtrahente, subtrahera, subtraherea, subtraheva, subtrahite
<b>[-trah-/-tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to withdraw, take away; 2. [Math.] to subtract;<br><b>subtraher se a</b> to elude, escape from

subtropical, subtropicales, subtropicalmente
<i>adj</i> subtropical

subtus
<b>(sb-)</b><br><i>adv</i> below, beneath, underneath

subula, subulas
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> awl

subulate, subulatemente, subulates
<i>adj</i> subulate, awl-shaped

suburban, suburbanes, suburbanmente
<i>adj</i> suburban

suburbicari, suburbicarimente, suburbicaris
<i>adj</i> [Eccl.] suburbicarian, suburbicary

suburbio, suburbios
<i>n</i> suburb

subvenir, subveni, subveniente, subvenira, subvenirea, subvenite, subveniva, subvente
<b>[-ven-/-vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to assist, aid

subvent
<b>subvent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subvenir</b>

subvention, subventiones
<i>n</i> subvention

subventionar, subventiona, subventionante, subventionara, subventionarea, subventionate, subventionava
<i>v</i> to subsidize, endow

subvers
<b>subvers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>subverter</b>

subversion, subversiones
<i>n</i> subversion (= overthrow)

subversive, subversivemente, subversives
<i>adj</i> subversive

subversor, subversores
<i>n</i> subverter

subverter, subverse, subverte, subvertente, subvertera, subverterea, subverteva, subvertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to overthrow, subvert

subvestimentos
<i>npl</i> underwear, underclothes

suc
<b>suc-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

succedanee, succedaneemente, succedanees
<i>adj</i> substitute, succedaneous

succedaneo, succedaneos
<i>n</i> substitute, succedaneum

succeder, succede, succedente, succedera, succederea, succedeva, succedite, successe
<b>[-ced-/-cess-]</b><br><i>v</i> to succeed (1. to follow; 2. to be successful)

succedite, succeditemente, succedites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>succeder</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> successful

success
<b>success-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>succeder</b>

succession, successiones
<i>n</i> succession (1. the coming of one thing or person after another; 2. "succession as heir")

successive, successivemente, successives
<i>adj</i> successive

successivemente
<i>adv</i> successively, in succession

successo, successos
<i>n</i> 1. outcome; 2. success;<br><b>con (bon) successo</b> successfully

successor, successores
<i>n</i> successor

succinato, succinatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] succinate

succinct
<b>succinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>succinger</b>

succincte, succinctemente, succinctes
<i>adj</i> succinct

succinger, succincte, succinge, succingente, succingera, succingerea, succingeva, succingite
<b>[-cing-/-cinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to gird up

succinic, succinicamente, succiniches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] succinic

succino, succinos
<i>n</i> yellow amber, succin, succinite

succo, succos
<i>n</i> 1. juice, sap, etc.; 2. pith, quintessence (of a book, poem, etc.);<br><b>succo gastric</b> gastric juice;<br><b>succo pancreatic</b> pancreatic juice

succose, succosemente, succoses
<i>adj</i> juicy

succubar, succuba, succubante, succubara, succubarea, succubate, succubava
<i>v</i> to lie below (= not to lie on top)

succubo, succubos
<b>(sc-)</b><br><i>n</i> succubus

succulente, succulentemente, succulentes
<i>adj</i> succulent

succulentia, succulentias
<i>n</i> succulence

succumber, succumbe, succumbente, succumbera, succumberea, succumbeva, succumbite
<i>v</i> to succumb

succurrer, succurre, succurrente, succurrera, succurrerea, succurreva, succurrite, succurse
<b>[-curr-/-curs-]</b><br><i>v</i> to succor, help

succurribile, succurribilemente, succurribiles
<i>adj</i> succorable

succurs
<b>succurs-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>succurrer</b>

succursal, succursales, succursalmente
<i>adj</i> subsidiary, succursal<hr><i>n</i> branch, branch office

succurso, succursos
<i>n</i> succor, help

succuss
<b>succuss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>succuter</b>

succussa, succussas
<i>n</i> shake, shaking; <i>also:</i> quake

succussion, succussiones
<i>n</i> [Med.] succussion

succuter, succusse, succute, succutente, succutera, succuterea, succuteva, succutite
<b>[-cut-/-cuss-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to shake (as in "to shake a tree"); 2. to shake off

sucrage, sucrages
<b>(-je)</b><br><i>n</i> sugaring, sweetening

sucrar, sucra, sucrante, sucrara, sucrarea, sucrate, sucrava
<i>v</i> to sugar, sweeten

sucrate, sucratemente, sucrates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>sucrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> sweet, sugary

sucreria, sucrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> sugarworks

sucrero, sucreros
<i>n</i> sugar maker

sucriera, sucrieras
<i>n</i> sugar bowl

sucro, sucros
<i>n</i> sugar

sucrosa, sucrosas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sucrose

suct
<b>suct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suger</b>

suction, suctiones
<i>n</i> suction (= act of sucking)

sud, sudes
<i>n</i> south;<br><b>(ir) al sud</b> (to go) south;<br><b>(vento) del sud</b> south (wind);<br><b>polo sud</b> South Pole;<br><b>le cruce del sud</b> [Astron.] the Southern Cross

sud-est, sud-estes
<i>n</i> southeast

sud-sud-est, sud-sud-estes
<i>n</i> South-Southeast

sud-west, sud-westes
<i>n</i> Southwest

sudan
<b>Sudan</b><br><i>npr</i> Sudan

sudanese, sudanesemente, sudaneses
<i>adj/n</i> Sudanese

sudar, suda, sudante, sudara, sudarea, sudate, sudava
<i>v</i> to sweat, perspire;<br><b>sudar sanguine</b> to sweat blood

sudario, sudarios
<i>n</i> sudary, sudarium

sudation, sudationes
<i>n</i> (excessive) perspiration

sudatori, sudatorimente, sudatoris
<i>adj</i> sudatory

sudor, sudores
<i>n</i> sweat, perspiration;<br><b>in le sudor de su fronte</b> by the sweat of one's brow

sudorifere, sudoriferemente, sudoriferes
<i>adj</i> sudoriferous

sudorific, sudorificamente, sudorifiches
<i>adj</i> sudorific

sudorifico, sudorificos
<i>n</i> [Pharm.] sudorific

sudoripare, sudoriparemente, sudoripares
<b>sudoripare</b><br><i>adj</i> sudoriferous, sudoriparous;<br><b>glandula sudoripare</b> sweat gland

sue
<i>pron poss</i> his; hers; its

suer, sue, suente, suera, suerea, sueva, suite, sute
<b>[su-/sut-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to sew; 2. to stitch;<br><b>machina a suer</b> sewing machine

suf
<b>suf-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

sufficer, suffice, sufficera, sufficerea, sufficeva, sufficiente, sufficite
<i>v</i> to suffice, be sufficient

sufficiente, sufficientemente, sufficientes
<i>adj</i> sufficient

sufficientia, sufficientias
<i>n</i> 1. sufficiency (= sufficient quantity, supply, etc.); 2. (adequate) qualification, ability, competence

suffig
<b>suffig- [-fig-/-fix-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

suffix
<b>suffix-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suffig-</b>

suffixar, suffixa, suffixante, suffixara, suffixarea, suffixate, suffixava
<i>v</i> to suffix

suffixo, suffixos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] suffix

sufflar, suffla, sufflante, sufflara, sufflarea, sufflate, sufflava
<i>v</i> I. to blow (1. to send out a strong current of air; 2. as in "the wind blows"); II. to prompt (an actor, etc.); III. [Checkers] to blow, huff;<br><b>sufflar al aures de un persona</b> to whisper into somebody's ear

sufflator, sufflatores
<i>n</i> 1. blower (= one who or that which blows); 2. [Theat.] prompter

suffletto, sufflettos
<i>n</i> bellows (as in "hand bellows")

sufflo, sufflos
<i>n</i> 1. breath, breathing; 2. breeze, waft

suffocante, suffocantemente, suffocantes
<i>adj</i> choking, stifling

suffocar, suffoca, suffocante, suffocara, suffocarea, suffocate, suffocava
<i>v</i> 1. to suffocate, choke (someone or something); 2. to become suffocated or choked

suffocation, suffocationes
<i>n</i> suffocation

suffraganee, suffraganeemente, suffraganees
<i>adj</i> [Eccl.] suffragan;<br><b>episcopo suffraganee</b> suffragan bishop

suffragar, suffraga, suffragante, suffragara, suffragarea, suffragate, suffragava
<i>v</i> 1. to vote (for); 2. to help, support; 3. [Eccl.] to intercede (for)

suffragette, suffragettes
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> suffragette

suffragio, suffragios
<i>n</i> 1. suffrage, vote; 2. help, support; 3. [Eccl.] suffrage;<br><b>suffragio universal</b> universal suffrage

suffragista, suffragistas
<i>n</i> suffragist

suffrentia, suffrentias
<i>n</i> suffering, pain

suffrer, suffre, suffrente, suffrera, suffrerea, suffreva, suffrite
<i>v</i> to suffer (1. to undergo, endure; 2. to bear with, tolerate; 3. to experience mental or physical pain; 4. to be injured, harmed, impaired).

suffribile, suffribilemente, suffribiles
<i>adj</i> bearable, tolerable, sufferable

suffritor, suffritores
<i>n</i> sufferer (= one who suffers pain, etc.)

suffumigar, suffumiga, suffumigante, suffumigara, suffumigarea, suffumigate, suffumigava
<i>v</i> to suffumigate

suffumigation, suffumigationes
<i>n</i> suffumigation

sug
<b>sug-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

suger, sucte, suge, sugente, sugera, sugerea, sugeva, sugite
<b>[sug-/suct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to suck (as in "to suck blood")

suggerer, suggere, suggerente, suggerera, suggererea, suggereva, suggerite, suggeste
<b>[-ger-/-gest-]</b><br><i>v</i> to suggest (= to prompt, put into one's mind); <i>also:</i> [Hypnot.]

suggest
<b>suggest-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suggerer</b>

suggestibile, suggestibilemente, suggestibiles
<i>adj</i> suggestible (1. easily influenced by suggestion, <i>esp.</i> hypnotic suggestion; 2. that may be suggested)

suggestibilitate, suggestibilitates
<i>n</i> suggestibility

suggestion, suggestiones
<i>n</i> suggestion (= prompting); <i>also:</i> [Hypnot.]

suggestionar, suggestiona, suggestionante, suggestionara, suggestionarea, suggestionate, suggestionava
<i>v</i> to suggest (= to prompt, put into one's mind); <i>also:</i> [Hypnot.]

suggestive, suggestivemente, suggestives
<i>adj</i> suggestive (= tending to suggest)

sui, suimente, suis
<b>[sui]</b><br><i>pron/adj poss</i> his, her, hers, its<br>(= <b>su, sue</b>)

suicida, suicidas
<b>suicida</b><br><i>n</i> suicide (= one who commits suicide)

suicidal, suicidales, suicidalmente
<i>adj</i> suicidal

suicidar, suicida, suicidante, suicidara, suicidarea, suicidate, suicidava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>suicidar se</b> to commit suicide

suicidio, suicidios
<b>suicidio</b><br><i>n</i> suicide, self-murder

suite, suites
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> suite (1. following, retinue; 2. [Mus.])

sulcar, sulca, sulcante, sulcara, sulcarea, sulcate, sulcava
<i>v</i> to furrow, plow

sulco, sulcos
<i>n</i> 1. furrow; 2. wake (of a ship)

sulf
<b>sulf-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sulfure</b>

sulfato, sulfatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sulphate

sulfhydric, sulfhydricamente, sulfhydriches
<b>sulfhydric</b><br><i>adj</i> sulphydric;<br><b>acido sulfhydric</b> sulphydric acid

sulfhydro, sulfhydros
<b>sulfhydro</b><br><i>n</i> sulphydrate

sulfido, sulfidos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sulphide

sulfito, sulfitos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sulphite

sulfon, sulfones
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sulphone

sulfonal, sulfonales
<i>n</i> [Med.] sulphonal

sulfurar, sulfura, sulfurante, sulfurara, sulfurarea, sulfurate, sulfurava
<i>v</i> to sulphurize, sulphur

sulfuration, sulfurationes
<i>n</i> sulphurization, sulphuration

sulfurator, sulfuratores
<i>n</i> sulphurator

sulfure, sulfures
<i>n</i> [Chem.] sulphur;<br><b>flor de sulfure</b> [Chem.] flowers of sulphur

sulfuree, sulfureemente, sulfurees
<i>adj</i> sulphurous, sulphureous

sulfuric, sulfuricamente, sulfuriches
<i>adj</i> sulphuric

sulfuriera, sulfurieras
<i>n</i> sulphur mine

sulfurose, sulfurosemente, sulfuroses
<i>adj</i> sulphurous (as in "sulphurous acid")

sulky, sulkys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> sulky (= light, two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicle)

sultan, sultanes
<i>n</i> sultan (= ruler of a Mohammedan state)

sultana, sultanas
<i>n</i> 1. sultana, sultaness; 2. [Hist.] sultane (= long gown in Turkish style)

sultanato, sultanatos
<i>n</i> sultanate

sum
<b>sum-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

sumer, sume, sumente, sumera, sumerea, sumeva, sumite, sumpte
<b>[sum-/sumpt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to take, lay hold of

summa, summas
<i>n</i> sum (1. [Math.]; 2. amount of money; 3. summary, epitome);<br><b>facer le summa (de)</b> to add up;<br><b>summa total</b> sum total;<br><b>in summa</b> in short

summar, summa, summante, summara, summarea, summate, summava
<i>v</i> [Math.] to add up

summari, summarimente, summaris
<i>adj</i> summary (1. expounded briefly; 2. [Law])

summario, summarios
<i>n</i> summary

summarisar, summarisa, summarisante, summarisara, summarisarea, summarisate, summarisava
<i>v</i> to summarize

summarisation, summarisationes
<i>n</i> summarization

summator, summatores
<i>n</i> one who does sums

summe, summemente, summes
<i>adj</i> highest, topmost

summista, summistas
<i>n</i> summist

summitate, summitates
<i>n</i> 1. summit, top; 2. leading or outstanding person

sumpt
<b>sumpt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sumer</b>

sumpto, sumptos
<i>n</i> expense, cost

sumptu
<b>sumptu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sumpto</b>

sumptuari, sumptuarimente, sumptuaris
<i>adj</i> sumptuary;<br><b>lege sumptuari</b> sumptuary law

sumptuose, sumptuosemente, sumptuoses
<i>adj</i> sumptuous

sumptuositate, sumptuositates
<i>n</i> sumptuousness

sup
<b>sup-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

super
<b>(s-)</b><br>I. <i>prep</i> 1. on, upon; on top of; above, over; 2. about, concerning, on; II. <i>adv</i> above, on top;<br><b>super toto</b> above all <hr><b>super-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> super-, over- (1. over, above; 2. very; excessively, too much)

superabile, superabilemente, superabiles
<i>adj</i> surmountable, superable

superabundante, superabundantemente, superabundantes
<i>adj</i> superabundant

superabundantia, superabundantias
<i>n</i> superabundance

superabundar, superabunda, superabundante, superabundara, superabundarea, superabundate, superabundava
<i>v</i> to superabound

superalimentar, superalimenta, superalimentante, superalimentara, superalimentarea, superalimentate, superalimentava
<i>v</i> to overfeed

superalimentation, superalimentationes
<i>n</i> overfeeding

superar, supera, superante, superara, superarea, superate, superava
<i>v</i> 1. to overcome, vanquish, surmount; 2. to surpass, excel, exceed

superbe, superbemente, superbes
<i>adj</i> 1. arrogant, overbearing; 2. superb

superbia, superbias
<i>n</i> arrogance, haughtiness

supercarga, supercargas
<i>n</i> surcharge (1. overload; 2. "surcharge on a postage stamp")

supercargar, supercarga, supercargante, supercargara, supercargarea, supercargate, supercargava
<i>v</i> to overload, overburden

superciliari, superciliarimente, superciliaris
<i>adj</i> superciliary

supercilio, supercilios
<i>n</i> (eye)brow

superciliose, superciliosemente, supercilioses
<i>adj</i> beetle-browed, beetling; <i>also:</i> supercilious

supercingula, supercingulas
<b>(-cng-)</b><br><i>n</i> surcingle

supercostal, supercostales, supercostalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] supracostal

supere, superemente, superes
<i>adj</i> higher, upper

supereminente, supereminentemente, supereminentes
<i>adj</i> supereminent

supereminentia, supereminentias
<i>n</i> supereminence

supererogar, supereroga, supererogante, supererogara, supererogarea, supererogate, supererogava
<i>v</i> tc supererogate

supererogation, supererogationes
<i>n</i> supererogation

supererogatori, supererogatorimente, supererogatoris
<i>adj</i> supererogatory (as in "supererogatory fasts")

superexcitar, superexcita, superexcitante, superexcitara, superexcitarea, superexcitate, superexcitava
<i>v</i> to overexcite; overstimulate

superexcitation, superexcitationes
<i>n</i> overexcitement; surexcitation

superfacie, superfacies
<i>n</i> surface (1. exterior of an object, superficial area)

superfetation, superfetationes
<i>n</i> superfetation (1. [Physiol.]; 2. redundance, superfluity)

superficial, superficiales, superficialmente
<i>adj</i> superficial

superficialitate, superficialitates
<i>n</i> superficiality

superficie, superficies
<i>n</i> surface (= superficial area)

superfin, superfines, superfinmente
<i>adj</i> superfine

superflue, superfluemente, superflues
<i>adj</i> superfluous

superfluitate, superfluitates
<i>n</i> superfluity

superhomine, superhomines
<i>n</i> superman

superhuman, superhumanes, superhumanmente
<i>adj</i> superhuman

superintendente, superintendentes
<i>n</i> superintendent

superintendentia, superintendentias
<i>n</i> supervision, superintendence

superintender, superintende, superintendente, superintendera, superintenderea, superintendeva, superintendite
<i>v</i> to superintend

superior, superiores, superiormente
<i>adj</i> 1. higher, upper; 2. superior <hr><i>n</i> superior; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.];<br><b>matre superior</b> mother superior

superioritate, superioritates
<i>n</i> superiority

superlative, superlativemente, superlatives
<i>adj</i> superlative (1. supreme; 2. [Gram.])

superlativo, superlativos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] superlative

supermundan, supermundanes, supermundanmente
<i>adj</i> supermundane, supernatural

supernatural, supernaturales, supernaturalmente
<i>adj</i> supernatural

supernavigar, supernaviga, supernavigante, supernavigara, supernavigarea, supernavigate, supernavigava
<i>v</i> to sail above; to float or sail on (top of)

supernominar, supernomina, supernominante, supernominara, supernominarea, supernominate, supernominava
<i>v</i> to surname; <i>also:</i> to nickname, give a nickname to

supernomine, supernomines
<i>n</i> surname; <i>also:</i> nickname

supernumerari, supernumerarimente, supernumeraris
<i>adj</i> supernumerary, extra

superpaga, superpagas
<i>n</i> overpayment

superpagar, superpaga, superpagante, superpagara, superpagarea, superpagate, superpagava
<i>v</i> to overpay

superpassar, superpassa, superpassante, superpassara, superpassarea, superpassate, superpassava
<i>v</i> to surpass (1. to excel; 2. to exceed)

superponer, superpone, superponente, superponera, superponerea, superponeva, superponite, superposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to superpose, superimpose

superposit
<b>superposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>superponer</b>

superposition, superpositiones
<i>n</i> superposition, superimposition

superproduction, superproductiones
<i>n</i> overproduction

supersaturar, supersatura, supersaturante, supersaturara, supersaturarea, supersaturate, supersaturava
<i>v</i> to supersaturate

supersaturation, supersaturationes
<i>n</i> supersaturation

superscarpa, superscarpas
<i>n</i> overshoe

superseminar, supersemina, superseminante, superseminara, superseminarea, superseminate, superseminava
<i>v</i> to sow over (ground already sown)

superstition, superstitiones
<i>n</i> superstition

superstitiose, superstitiosemente, superstitioses
<i>adj</i> superstitious

superstructura, superstructuras
<i>n</i> superstructure

supertaxa, supertaxas
<i>n</i> surtax

supertoto, supertotos
<i>n</i> 1. overcoat, surtout; 2. topcoat; 3. overalls

supervenientia, supervenientias
<i>n</i> supervenience

supervenir, superveni, superveniente, supervenira, supervenirea, supervenite, superveniva
<i>v</i> to happen, supervene

supervivente, superviventes
<i>n</i> survivor

superviventia, superviventias
<i>n</i> survival (as in "survival of the fittest")

superviver, supervive, supervivente, supervivera, superviverea, superviveva, supervivite
<i>v</i> to survive (= to continue to exist);<br><b>superviver a</b> to survive (= to outlive, outlast)

suppa, suppas
<i>n</i> soup

suppiera, suppieras
<i>n</i> tureen

supplantar, supplanta, supplantante, supplantara, supplantarea, supplantate, supplantava
<i>v</i> to supplant, supersede

supplantation, supplantationes
<i>n</i> supplantation

supplantator, supplantatores
<i>n</i> supplanter

supplementar, supplementa, supplementante, supplementara, supplementarea, supplementate, supplementava
<i>v</i> to supplement

supplementari, supplementarimente, supplementaris
<i>adj</i> supplementary;<br><b>angulos supplementari</b> supplemental angles

supplementation, supplementationes
<i>n</i> supplementation

supplemento, supplementos
<i>n</i> supplement (1. addition; 2. [Math.])

suppler, supple, supplente, supplera, supplerea, suppleva, supplite
<i>v</i> 1. to supply, provide, furnish; 2. to substitute, to supply for (someone); 3. to be a substitute or replacement

suppletion, suppletiones
<i>n</i> [Gram.] suppletion

suppletive, suppletivemente, suppletives
<i>adj</i> supplementary, suppletive

suppletor, suppletores
<i>n</i> 1. supplier, provider; 2. substitute, deputy

suppletori, suppletorimente, suppletoris
<i>adj</i> supplementary, suppletory

supplica, supplicas
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>n</i> request, prayer, petition

supplicante, supplicantes
<i>n</i> supplicant, suppliant

supplicar, supplica, supplicante, supplicara, supplicarea, supplicate, supplicava
<i>v</i> to entreat, supplicate

supplication, supplicationes
<i>n</i> entreaty, supplication

supplicator, supplicatores
<i>n</i> suppliant, supplicator

supplicatori, supplicatorimente, supplicatoris
<i>adj</i> supplicatory

supplice, supplicemente, supplices
<b>(sp-)</b><br><i>adj</i> supplicant

suppliciar, supplicia, suppliciante, suppliciara, suppliciarea, suppliciate, suppliciava
<i>v</i> 1. to execute, put to death; 2. to torture

suppliciato, suppliciatos
<i>n</i> 1. executed person; 2. person under torture

supplicio, supplicios
<i>n</i> punishment; torture; execution

supponer, suppone, supponente, supponera, supponerea, supponeva, supponite, supposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to suppose

supportabile, supportabilemente, supportabiles
<i>adj</i> supportable, bearable

supportar, supporta, supportante, supportara, supportarea, supportate, supportava
<i>v</i> to support (1. to sustain, carry; 2. to endure, suffer)

supporto, supportos
<i>n</i> support (= anything that supports or holds up)

supposit
<b>supposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>supponer</b>

suppositicie, suppositiciemente, suppositicies
<i>adj</i> supposititious, spurious

supposition, suppositiones
<i>n</i> supposition

suppositive, suppositivemente, suppositives
<i>adj</i> suppositive

suppositorio, suppositorios
<i>n</i> [Med.] suppository

suppress
<b>suppress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>supprimer</b>

suppression, suppressiones
<i>n</i> suppression; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

suppressive, suppressivemente, suppressives
<i>adj</i> suppressive

supprimer, suppresse, supprime, supprimente, supprimera, supprimerea, supprimeva, supprimite
<b>[-prim-/-press-]</b><br><i>v</i> to suppress (as in "to suppress newspapers, a smile, etc.")

suppurante, suppurantemente, suppurantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>suppurar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> suppurant, suppurative<hr><i>n</i> suppurative

suppurar, suppura, suppurante, suppurara, suppurarea, suppurate, suppurava
<i>v</i> to suppurate (= to form or secrete pus)

suppuration, suppurationes
<i>n</i> suppuration

suppurative, suppurativemente, suppuratives
<i>adj</i> suppurative

supra
I. <i>prep</i> above, over; II. <i>adv</i> on the top, above

suprarenal, suprarenales, suprarenalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] suprarenal, adrenal;<br><b>capsulas, glandulas, suprarenal</b> adrenal glands

suprasensibile, suprasensibilemente, suprasensibiles
<i>adj</i> [Philos.] supersensible; <i>spec.:</i> spiritual

suprematia, suprematias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> supremacy

supreme, suprememente, supremes
<i>adj</i> 1. supreme; 2. last, final;<br><b>le hora supreme</b> the last hour, the hour of death;<br><b>in le supreme grado</b> in the highest degree;<br><b>corte supreme</b> Supreme Court

sur
<b>[sur]</b><br><i>prep</i> on, upon; on top of<br>(= <b>super</b>)<hr><b>sur-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

sura, suras
<i>n</i> calf (of the leg)

sural, surales, suralmente
<i>adj</i> sural (= pertaining to the calf of the leg)

surde, surdemente, surdes
<i>adj</i> 1. deaf; 2. surd, dull, muffled

surdemute, surdemutemente, surdemutes
<b>surdemute</b><br><i>adj</i> deaf and dumb, deaf-mute

surdina, surdinas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] mute, sordine

surditate, surditates
<i>n</i> deafness

surgente, surgentemente, surgentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>surger</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> surgent

surger, surge, surgente, surgera, surgerea, surgeva, surgite, surrecte
<b>[surg-/surrect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to rise, arise; <i>also:</i> to loom, emerge

surmontabile, surmontabilemente, surmontabiles
<i>adj</i> surmountable

surmontar, surmonta, surmontante, surmontara, surmontarea, surmontate, surmontava
<i>v</i> to surmount (1. to rise above; 2. to be above or on top of; 3. to overcome)

surplicio, surplicios
<i>n</i> [Eccl.] surplice

surplus, surpluss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> surplus

surprendente, surprendentemente, surprendentes
<i>adj</i> surprising

surprender, surprende, surprendente, surprendera, surprenderea, surprendeva, surprendite, surprise
<b>[-prend-/-pris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to surprise (1. to take unawares; 2. to astonish)

surpris
<b>surpris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>surprender</b>

surprisa, surprisas
<i>n</i> surprise (1. unexpected act, event, etc.; 2. "feeling of surprise");<br><b>per surprisa</b> by surprise

surrealismo, surrealismos
<i>n</i> surrealism

surrealista, surrealistas
<i>n</i> surrealist

surrep
<b>surrep- [-rep-/-rept-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

surrept
<b>surrept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>surrep-</b>

surrepticie, surrepticiemente, surrepticies
<i>adj</i> surreptitious

surreption, surreptiones
<i>n</i> surreptitious action or manner; surreption

surrider, surride, surridente, surridera, surriderea, surrideva, surridite, surrise
<b>[-rid-/-ris-]</b><br><i>v</i> to smile (= to be smiling)

surris
<b>surris-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>surrider</b>

surriso, surrisos
<i>n</i> smile

surrogar, surroga, surrogante, surrogara, surrogarea, surrogate, surrogava
<i>v</i> to substitute for, replace

surrogato, surrogatos
<i>n</i> substitute (as in "substitute for coffee"), surrogate

sursum corda
<b>[L]</b><br><i>sursum corda</i>, lift up your hearts!

surtout, surtouts
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> overcoat

surveliante, surveliantes
<i>n</i> supervisor, superintendent, watcher

surveliantia, surveliantias
<i>n</i> supervision, superintendence, watch

surveliar, survelia, surveliante, surveliara, surveliarea, surveliate, surveliava
<i>v</i> to supervise, superintend, watch

sus
<b>sus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sub-</b>

suscept
<b>suscept-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suscip-</b>

susceptibile, susceptibilemente, susceptibiles
<i>adj</i> susceptible (= very sensitive); <i>also:</i> touchy;<br><b>susceptible de (amelioration)</b> susceptible or capable of (improvement)

susceptibilitate, susceptibilitates
<i>n</i> susceptibility; susceptibleness; <i>also:</i> touchiness

susception, susceptiones
<i>n</i> -; [Eccl.]<br><b>susception del ordines sacre</b> susception of holy orders

susceptive, susceptivemente, susceptives
<i>adj</i> susceptive

suscip
<b>suscip- [-cip-/-cept-]</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

suscitar, suscita, suscitante, suscitara, suscitarea, suscitate, suscitava
<i>v</i> to raise up, bring into being; give rise to; stir up, instigate

suscitation, suscitationes
<i>n</i> (action of) raising up; provocation; instigation

suspect
<b>suspect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suspic-</b>

suspectar, suspecta, suspectante, suspectara, suspectarea, suspectate, suspectava
<i>v</i> to suspect

suspecte, suspectemente, suspectes
<i>adj</i> suspicious, suspect

suspender, suspende, suspendente, suspendera, suspenderea, suspendeva, suspendite, suspense
<b>[-pend-/-pens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to suspend (1. to hang, hang up; 2. as in "to suspend sentence, publication, etc."; 3. to remove temporarily from office, function, etc.)

suspens
<b>suspens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suspender</b>

suspense, suspensemente, suspenses
<i>adj</i> in suspense, in suspension

suspension, suspensiones
<i>n</i> suspension (= act of suspending)

suspensive, suspensivemente, suspensives
<i>adj</i> suspending, suspensive

suspensor, suspensores
<i>n</i> suspender (= one who or that which suspends or allows to suspend);<br><b>suspensores</b> [Clothing] suspenders

suspensorio, suspensorios
<i>n</i> [Med.] suspensory

suspic
<b>suspic- [-spic-/-spect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

suspicion, suspiciones
<i>n</i> suspicion

suspiciose, suspiciosemente, suspicioses
<i>adj</i> suspicious, distrustful

suspirar, suspira, suspirante, suspirara, suspirarea, suspirate, suspirava
<i>v</i> to sigh; to suspire

suspirator, suspiratores
<i>n</i> sigher

suspiro, suspiros
<i>n</i> 1. sigh; 2. [Mus.] quarter-rest

susquehanna
<b>Susquehanna</b><br><i>npr</i> Susquehanna

sustenente, sustenentemente, sustenentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>sustener</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> sustaining

sustenentia, sustenentias
<i>n</i> sustenance

sustenepectore, sustenepectores
<b>sustenepectore</b><br><i>n</i> brassire

sustener, sustene, sustenente, sustenera, sustenerea, susteneva, sustenite, sustente
<b>[-ten-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to sustain (1. to prop up; 2. to back, give one's support to; 3. to keep, maintain; 4. to bear, endure);<br><b>sustener se</b> 1. to hold oneself up; 2. to continue, last (= to continue to exist)

sustenimento, sustenimentos
<i>n</i> sustainment (1. sustaining; 2. means of support)

sustent
<b>sustent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>sustener</b>

sustentamento, sustentamentos
<i>n</i> sustenance

sustentar, sustenta, sustentante, sustentara, sustentarea, sustentate, sustentava
<i>v</i> to sustain, feed, etc.

sustentation, sustentationes
<i>n</i> sustentation

sustentor, sustentores
<i>n</i> sustainer

susurrante, susurrantemente, susurrantes
<i>adj</i> whispering, murmuring, rustling, susurrant, etc.

susurrar, susurra, susurrante, susurrara, susurrarea, susurrate, susurrava
<i>v</i> 1. (to make a low, continuous sound), to hum, drone, buzz, etc.; 2. to whisper, mutter, mumble, grumble, etc.

susurration, susurrationes
<i>n</i> susurration

susurrator, susurratores
<i>n</i> murmurer, whisperer, hummer, etc.

susurro, susurros
<i>n</i> murmur, buzz, hum, rustle, etc.; <i>also:</i> susurrus

sut
<b>sut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>suer</b>

sutura, suturas
<i>n</i> 1. suture (1. [Anat., Bot.]; 2. [Surg.]); II. sewing, stitching; <i>also:</i> needlework; III. seam (of a dress, suit, etc.)

sutural, suturales, suturalmente
<i>adj</i> sutural

sveda
<b>Sveda</b><br><i>npr</i> Sweden

svede, svedemente, svedes
<i>adj</i> Swedish

svedo, svedos
<i>n</i> 1. Swede; 2. Swedish

svelte, sveltemente, sveltes
<i>adj</i> slender, slim; <i>also:</i> svelte

sweater, sweaters
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> sweater, (knitted) jumper

switza
<b>Switza</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Switzerland; 2. Schwyz

switze, switzemente, switzes
<i>adj</i> Swiss;<br><b>caseo switze</b> Swiss cheese

switzo, switzos
<i>n</i> I. Swiss (1. native of Switzerland; 2. Swiss guard, Switzer; 3. Swiss language or dialect); II. [Eccl. etc.] hall porter (in full regalia)

syl
<b>syl-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>syn-</b>

syllaba, syllabas
<b>(sl-)</b><br><i>n</i> syllable

syllabar, syllaba, syllabante, syllabara, syllabarea, syllabate, syllabava
<i>v</i> to syllabify

syllabario, syllabarios
<i>n</i> syllabary

syllabation, syllabationes
<i>n</i> syllabification

syllabic, syllabicamente, syllabiches
<i>adj</i> syllabic

syllabismo, syllabismos
<i>n</i> syllabism

syllepsis, syllepses
<i>n</i> syllepsis

sylleptic, syllepticamente, sylleptiches
<i>adj</i> sylleptic

syllogisar, syllogisa, syllogisante, syllogisara, syllogisarea, syllogisate, syllogisava
<i>v</i> to syllogize

syllogismo, syllogismos
<i>n</i> syllogism

syllogistic, syllogisticamente, syllogistiches
<i>adj</i> syllogistic

sylphide, sylphides
<b>(sl-)</b><br><i>n</i> sylph; sylphid

sylpho, sylphos
<i>n</i> (male) sylph

sylv
<b>-sylv-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>silva</b>

sym
<b>sym-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>syn-</b>

symbolic, symbolicamente, symboliches
<i>adj</i> symbolical, symbolic; <i>also:</i> [Relig.]

symbolica, symbolicas
<i>n</i> 1. symbolism (= system of signs or symbols); 2. symbology

symbolisar, symbolisa, symbolisante, symbolisara, symbolisarea, symbolisate, symbolisava
<i>v</i> to symbolize

symbolisation, symbolisationes
<i>n</i> symbolization

symbolismo, symbolismos
<i>n</i> symholism (1. practice or art of using symbols; 2. system of symbols or signs)

symbolista, symbolistas
<i>n</i> symbolist (= one who uses symbols or practises symbolism)

symbolo, symbolos
<b>(sm-)</b><br><i>n</i> symbol (1. [Relig.]; 2. symbolic representation; 3. significant mark or character)

symbologia, symbologias
<b>symbologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> symbology

symmetr
<b>symmetr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] symmetr- (= symmetrical)

symmetria, symmetrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> symmetry

symmetric, symmetricamente, symmetriches
<i>adj</i> symmetric, symmetrical

symmetrisar, symmetrisa, symmetrisante, symmetrisara, symmetrisarea, symmetrisate, symmetrisava
<i>v</i> symmetrize

sympath
<b>sympath-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives] sympath- (= sympathetic)

sympathia, sympathias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. sympathy (= affinity between persons or things); 2. liking, friendly feeling

sympathic, sympathicamente, sympathiches
<i>adj</i> 1. sympathetic (= operating, or produced, through affinity); 2. likable, attractive;<br><b>tinta sympathic</b> invisible ink, sympathetic ink

sympathisar, sympathisa, sympathisante, sympathisara, sympathisarea, sympathisate, sympathisava
<i>v</i> to harmonize, sympathize (= to be in harmony as to disposition, qualities, etc.)

symphone, symphonemente, symphones
<i>adj</i> symphonious, symphonous

symphonia, symphonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] symphony (as in "the Fifth Symphony")

symphonic, symphonicamente, symphoniches
<i>adj</i> symphonic;<br><b>orchestra symphonic</b> symphony orchestra

symphonista, symphonistas
<i>n</i> symphonist (= composer of symphonies)

symphysis, symphyses
<b>(sm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat., Zool., etc.] symphysis

symptoma, symptomas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> symptom

symptomat
<b>symptomat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>symptoma</b>

symptomatic, symptomaticamente, symptomatiches
<i>adj</i> symptomatic

symptomatologia, symptomatologias
<b>symptomatologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> symptomatology

syn
<b>syn-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>syl-</b> before <b>-l-; sym-</b> before <b>-b-, -m-, -p-, -ph-</b>; used chiefly to form technical terms] syn-, syl-, sym- (= with, together; alike)

synagoga, synagogas
<i>n</i> synagogue

synchrone, synchronemente, synchrones
<i>adj</i> synchronous

synchronic, synchronicamente, synchroniches
<i>adj</i> synchronous, synchronic

synchronisar, synchronisa, synchronisante, synchronisara, synchronisarea, synchronisate, synchronisava
<i>v</i> to synchronize

synchronisation, synchronisationes
<i>n</i> synchronization

synchronismo, synchronismos
<i>n</i> synchronism

syncopal, syncopales, syncopalmente
<i>adj</i> syncopal

syncopar, syncopa, syncopante, syncopara, syncoparea, syncopate, syncopava
<i>v</i> to syncopate (1. [Gram.]; 2. [Mus.])

syncopation, syncopationes
<i>n</i> syncopation (1. [Gram.] syncope; 2. [Mus.])

syncope, syncopes
<b>(sn-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. syncope (1. [Gram.]; 2. [Med.]); II. [Mus.] syncopation

syncrasis, syncrases
<b>(-cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> syncrasis (= intermixture, blending)

syndical, syndicales, syndicalmente
<i>adj</i> 1. pertaining to a syndic; 2. syndicalist

syndicalismo, syndicalismos
<i>n</i> 1. syndicalism; 2. tradeunionism

syndicalista, syndicalistas
<i>n</i> 1. syndicalist; 2. tradeunionist; <i>also: attrib.</i>

syndicar, syndica, syndicante, syndicara, syndicarea, syndicate, syndicava
<i>v</i> 1. to syndicate (= to organize into a syndicate); 2. to organize (a union);<br><b>syndicar se</b> 1. to combine or be combined into a syndicate; 2. to form or be formed into a trade-union

syndicato, syndicatos
<i>n</i> 1. [Fin.] syndicate; 2. trade-union

syndico, syndicos
<b>(sn-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Admin.] syndic; 2. [Law] trustee

synecologia, synecologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> synecology

synedrio, synedrios
<b>Synedrio</b><br><i>n</i> Sanhedrin, Synedrion, Synedrium

synodic, synodicamente, synodiches
<i>adj</i> synodic, synodical (1. [Eccl.] synodal; 2. [Astron.])

synodista, synodistas
<i>n</i> synodist (= member of a synod)

synodo, synodos
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>n</i> synod (1. [Eccl.]; 2. assembly, convention; 3. [Astrol.] conjunction)

synonyme, synonymemente, synonymes
<b>(-nime)</b><br><i>adj</i> synonymous

synonymia, synonymias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> synonymy (= quality of being synonymous)

synonymic, synonymicamente, synonymiches
<i>adj</i> synonymic, synonymical

synonymo, synonymos
<b>(-nimo)</b><br><i>n</i> synonym

synopsis, synopses
<i>n</i> synopsis

synoptic, synopticamente, synoptiches
<i>adj</i> synoptic, synoptical;<br><b>evangelios synoptic</b> Synoptic Gospels

syntactic, syntacticamente, syntactiches
<i>adj</i> syntactic, syntactical

syntaxe, syntaxes
<i>n</i> [Gram.] syntax

synthese, syntheses
<b>(-ntese)</b><br><i>n</i> synthesis; <i>specif.:</i> [Philos., Chem., etc.]

synthet
<b>synthet-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] synthet- (= put together, compounded; synthetic)

synthetic, syntheticamente, synthetiches
<i>adj</i> synthetic, synthetical;<br><b>cauchu synthetic</b> synthetic rubber

synthetisar, synthetisa, synthetisante, synthetisara, synthetisarea, synthetisate, synthetisava
<i>v</i> to synthesize

syphil
<b>syphil-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Syphilis</b>

syphilis
<b>Syphilis (s-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Latin poem by Fracostoro, published in 1530 and relating the story of the shepherd Syphilus];<br><b>syphilis</b> [Pathol.] syphilis

syphilitic, syphiliticamente, syphilitiches
<i>adj</i> syphilitic

syphilitico, syphiliticos
<i>n</i> syphilitic

syria
<b>Syria</b><br><i>npr</i> Syria

syriac, syriacamente, syriaches
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> Syriac (as in "Syriac language"); <i>also:</i> Syrian

syriaco, syriacos
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> Syriac (language)

syriarcha, syriarchas
<b>syriarcha</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Hist.] Syriarch

syrie, syriemente, syries
<i>adj</i> Syrian

syringa, syringas
<i>n</i> 1. syrinx, pipe of Pan; 2. syringe; 3. [Bot.] Syringa

syringal, syringales, syringalmente
<i>adj</i> [Ornith.] syringeal

syringar, syringa, syringante, syringara, syringarea, syringate, syringava
<i>v</i> to syringe, to treat with a syringe

syringation, syringationes
<i>n</i> injection (of morphine, etc.)

syringe, syringes
<i>n</i> syrinx (1. panpipe; 2. [Archaeol.]; 3. [Ornith.])

syrio, syrios
<i>n</i> Syrian (= native of Syria)

systaltic, systalticamente, systaltiches
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] systaltic

systema, systemas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> system

systemat
<b>systemat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>systema</b>

systematic, systematicamente, systematiches
<i>adj</i> systematic

systematisar, systematisa, systematisante, systematisara, systematisarea, systematisate, systematisava
<i>v</i> systematize

systole, systoles
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] systole

systolic, systolicamente, systoliches
<i>adj</i> [Physiol.] systolic

svres, sevres
<B>Svres [F]</B><BR><I>npr</I> Svres;<BR><B>svres</B> Svres (porcelain)

ta
<b>-ta</b><br><i>see</i> <b>-ista</b>

tab
<b>tab-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tabula</b>

tabach
<b>tabach-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tabaco</b>

tabacheria, tabacherias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tobacconist's, cigar store, etc.

tabachero, tabacheros
<i>n</i> tobacconist

tabachiera, tabachieras
<i>n</i> snuffbox

tabaco, tabacos
<i>n</i> tobacco (1. tobacco plant; 2. as in "smoking tobacco")

tabella, tabellas
<i>n</i> table, tables (as in "statistic tables")

tabernaculo, tabernaculos
<i>n</i> tabernacle

table d'hte, table d'htes, table d'hote, table d'hotes
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> <I>table d'hte</I>

tableau, tableaus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> tableau

tabletta, tablettas
<i>n</i> tablet (= small flat piece of medicine, candy, etc.)

tabouret, tabourets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> stool (= seat without a back)

tabu, tabumente, tabus
<b>(-)</b><br><i>adj</i> taboo <hr><b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> taboo

tabula, tabulas
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. slab, plate, board, table; II. table (1. [Furniture]; 2. as in "table of contents");<br><b>le tabulas del lege</b> the Tables of the Law;<br><b>tabula rase</b> <i>tabula rasa</i>;<br><b>facer tabula rase</b> de to make a clean sweep of;<br><b>poner le tabula</b> to lay or set the table;<br><b>tabula nigre</b> blackboard;<br><b>tabula (de fenestra)</b> (window) sill

tabular, tabula, tabulante, tabulara, tabularea, tabulares, tabularmente, tabulate, tabulava
<i>adj</i> tabular <hr><i>v</i> to tabulate

tabulation, tabulationes
<i>n</i> tabulation

tabulator, tabulatores
<i>n</i> tabulator

tabuliero, tabulieros
<i>n</i> board (for chess, checkers etc.);<br><b>tabuliero (de servicio)</b> tray (for serving tea, coffee etc.)

tacer, tace, tacente, tacera, tacerea, taceva, tacite
<i>v</i> 1. to be silent, keep quiet (= to refrain from speaking); 2. to pass over in silence, keep to oneself

tachy
<b>tachy-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] tachy- (= swift)

tachygraphia, tachygraphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tachygraphy

tachygraphic, tachygraphicamente, tachygraphiches
<i>adj</i> tachygraphic, tachygraphical

tachygrapho, tachygraphos
<b>tachygrapho (-k-)</b><br><i>n</i> tachygrapher, tachygraphist

tachymetria, tachymetrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surv.] tachymetry

tachymetro, tachymetros
<b>tachymetro (-k-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surv.] tachymeter

tacite, tacitemente, tacites
<b>(t-)</b><br>1. <i>pp</i> of <b>tacer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> tacit

taciturne, taciturnemente, taciturnes
<i>adj</i> taciturn

taciturnitate, taciturnitates
<i>n</i> taciturnity

tact
<b>tact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tanger</b>

tactic, tacticamente, tactiches
<i>adj</i> tactical

tactica, tacticas
<i>n</i> tactics, tactic

tactico, tacticos
<i>n</i> tactician

tactile, tactilemente, tactiles
<i>adj</i> tactile (= pertaining to the sence of touch)

tactilitate, tactilitates
<i>n</i> tactility

tacto, tactos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) touching; 2. tact (as in "social tact")

taffeta, taffetas
<b>(-t)</b><br><i>n</i> taffeta;<br><b>taffeta de Angleterra</b> court plaster

tago
<b>Tago</b><br><i>npr</i> Tagus

taikun, taikunes
<b>[J]</b><br><i>n</i> tycoon (= shogun)

tal, tales, talmente
<i>adj</i> such a, such;<br><b>un tal (persona)</b> such a (person);<br><b>tal e tal</b> such and such (a)

talco, talcos
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] talc;<br><b>talco (in pulvere)</b> talcum (powder)

talcose, talcosemente, talcoses
<i>adj</i> talcose

talento, talentos
<i>n</i> talent (1. [Antiq.]; 2. as in "talent for acting")

talentose, talentosemente, talentoses
<i>adj</i> talented

talia, talias
<i>n</i> 1. edge (= sharp side of a blade); 2. stature, height

taliar, talia, taliante, taliara, taliarea, taliate, taliava
<i>v</i> 1. to cut (= to make or shape by cutting); <i>also:</i> [Dressmaking] to cut out; 2. [Cards] to hold the bank

taliator, taliatores
<i>n</i> cutter (of gems, wood, stone, etc.)

talisman, talismanes
<i>n</i> talisman

talismanic, talismanicamente, talismaniches
<i>adj</i> talismanic

talmente
<i>adv</i> so;<br><b>(un libro) talmente (belle)</b> so (beautiful) a (book), such a (beautiful book)

talmud, talmudes
<b>[Heb.]</b><br><i>n</i> Talmud

talmudic, talmudicamente, talmudiches
<i>adj</i> Talmudic

talmudista, talmudistas
<i>n</i> Talmudist

talon, talones
<i>n</i> 1. heel; (also of stocking, shoe etc.); 2. [Arch.] talon; 3. [Fin.] stub, counterfoil, talon, etc.

talpa, talpas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] mole

tam
<b>[tam]</b><br><i>adv</i> so, as, to such a degree;<br><b>tam ... quam</b> as ... as<br>(= <b>tanto</b>)

tambur, tambures
<i>n</i> I. drum (1. [Mus.] 2. eardrum; 3. [<i>special:</i> Arch., Technol., etc.]); II. [Fortif.] tambour; III. drummer;<br><b>tambur major</b> drum major;<br><b>(a) tambur battente</b> with drums beating;<br><b>batter le tambur</b> to drum, beat the drum

tamburino, tamburinos
<i>n</i> tambourine

tamen
<b>[tamen] (t-)</b><br><i>adv</i> yet, however, nevertheless, notwithstanding<br>(= <b>totevia</b>)

tampon, tampons
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] tampon

tamponamento, tamponamentos
<i>n</i> [Med.] tamponage

tamponar, tampona, tamponante, tamponara, tamponarea, tamponate, tamponava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to tampon

tan
<b>[tan]</b><br><i>adv</i> so, as;<br><b>tan ... como</b> as ... as, (not) so ... as<br>(= <b>tanto</b>)

tang
<b>-tang [Chinese]</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -tang (= party)

tangente, tangentemente, tangentes
<i>adj</i> [Math.] tangent <hr><i>n</i> [Math.] tangent

tangentia, tangentias
<i>n</i> [Math.] tangency

tangential, tangentiales, tangentialmente
<i>adj</i> [Math.] tangential

tanger, tacte, tange, tangente, tangera, tangerea, tangeva, tangite
<b>[tang-/tact-;-ting-/-tact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to touch

tangibile, tangibilemente, tangibiles
<i>adj</i> tangible (= capable of being touched)

tangibilitate, tangibilitates
<i>n</i> tangibility (= quality of being tangible)

tank, tanks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] tank<hr><b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> tank (as in "water tank, gasoline tank, etc.")

tannage, tannages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> tanning, tannage

tannar, tanna, tannante, tannara, tannarea, tannate, tannava
<i>v</i> to tan (skins)

tannator, tannatores
<i>n</i> tanner

tanneria, tannerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tannery

tannic, tannicamente, tanniches
<i>adj</i> tannic

tannino, tanninos
<i>n</i> tannin

tanno, tannos
<i>n</i> tan, tanbark

tantalic, tantalicamente, tantaliches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] tantalic

tantalite, tantalites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] tantalite

tantalium, tantaliumes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] tantalum

tantalo, tantalos
<b>Tantalo (tn-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Tantalus;<br><b>tantalo</b> [Ornith.] tantalus

tante, tantemente, tantes
<i>adj</i> so much, so many;<br><b>tante per cento</b> so much per hundred, percentage;<br><b>tante ... como</b> as much, as many ... as

tanto
<i>adv</i> so, so much;<br><b>tanto ... como</b> as much ... as;<br><b>in tanto que</b> inasmuch as, in so far as;<br><b>tanto plus ... que</b> all the more ... that;<br><b>quanto ... tanto</b> the ... the

tapete, tapetes
<i>n</i> rug, carpet, tapestry, etc.;<br><b>esser super le tapete</b> to be on the tapis, be under consideration;<br><b>tapete de papiro</b> wallpaper

tapho
<b>-tapho-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] taph- (= tomb)

tapioca, tapiocas
<i>n</i> tapioca

tapis, tapiss
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> rug, carpet, tapestry, etc.;<br><b>esser super le tapis</b> to be on the tapis, be under consideration

tapiss
<b>tapiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tapis</b>

tapissar, tapissa, tapissante, tapissara, tapissarea, tapissate, tapissava
<i>v</i> to do tapestry work; <i>also:</i> to upholster

tapisseria, tapisserias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tapestry; <i>also:</i> upholstery

tapissero, tapisseros
<i>n</i> tapestry worker; <i>also:</i> upholsterer

tappar, tappa, tappante, tappara, tapparea, tappate, tappava
<i>v</i> to plug, stop up

tappo, tappos
<i>n</i> plug, stopper

tardar, tarda, tardante, tardara, tardarea, tardate, tardava
<i>v</i> to delay (= to move slowly, linger)

tarde, tardemente, tardes
<i>adj</i> slow, tardy <hr><i>adv</i> late;<br><b>plus tarde</b> I. later (1. as in "later than expected"; 2. subsequently); II. later on;<br><b>al plus tarde</b> at the latest

tardigrade, tardigrademente, tardigrades
<b>tardigrade (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> tardigrade, slowpaced

tardigrado, tardigrados
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] tardigrade

tardive, tardivemente, tardives
<i>adj</i> tardy (1. slow; 2. late)

tarifa, tarifas
<i>n</i> tariff (1. [Customs]; 2. scale or schedule of prices);<br><b>tarifa telegraphic</b> telegraph rates

tarifar, tarifa, tarifante, tarifara, tarifarea, tarifate, tarifava
<i>v</i> to tariff (= to list the tariff value of)

tasca, tascas
<i>n</i> 1. bag; 2. pocket;<br><b>lampa de tasca</b> flashlight, flashlamp

tascata, tascatas
<i>n</i> pocketful

tassa, tassas
<i>n</i> cup ("teacup", "coffee cup", etc.)

tastar, tasta, tastante, tastara, tastarea, tastate, tastava
<i>v</i> to feel, touch

tatu, tatus
<b>(-t)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. (practice of) tattooing; 2. tattoo (= design produced by tattooing)

tatuage, tatuages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. (practice of) tattooing; 2. tattoo (= design produced by tattooing)

tatuar, tatua, tatuante, tatuara, tatuarea, tatuate, tatuava
<i>v</i> to tattoo, do tattooing

tatuator, tatuatores
<i>n</i> tattooer

taurides
<b>(tu-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Astron.] Taurids

tauriforme, tauriformemente, tauriformes
<b>tauriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> bull-shaped, tauriform

taurin, taurines, taurinmente
<i>adj</i> bull, bull's, taurine

tauro, tauros
<i>n</i> bull (= male bovine animal);<br><b>Tauro</b> [Astron.] Taurus, Bull

taurobolio, taurobolios
<b>taurobolio</b><br><i>n</i> taurobolium, tauroboly (= sacrifice of bulls)

tauromachia, tauromachias
<b>tauromachia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tauromachy, bullfighting

tauromachic, tauromachicamente, tauromachiches
<i>adj</i> tauromachic

tauto
<b>tauto-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] tauto- (= same)

tautologia, tautologias
<b>tautologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tautology

tautologic, tautologicamente, tautologiches
<i>adj</i> tautological

taverna, tavernas
<i>n</i> tavern

tavernero, taverneros
<i>n</i> tavern keeper, taverner

taxa, taxas
<i>n</i> 1. rate, established price; 2. tax (as in "income tax")

taxabile, taxabilemente, taxabiles
<i>adj</i> liable to tax or duty; taxable; dutiable

taxar, taxa, taxante, taxara, taxarea, taxate, taxava
<i>v</i> I. rate, set the price for; II. to tax (1. to impose a tax on; to subject to taxation; 2. to charge, accuse)

taxation, taxationes
<i>n</i> 1. setting of prices, wages, etc.; 2. [Admin.] taxation

taxator, taxatores
<i>n</i> assessor, levier, etc. of taxes

taxi, taxis
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> taxi, taxicab

taxidermia, taxidermias
<b>taxidermia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> taxidermy

taxidermic, taxidermicamente, taxidermiches
<i>adj</i> taxidermic, taxidermal

taxidermista, taxidermistas
<i>n</i> taxidermist

taximetro, taximetros
<b>taximetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> taximeter

taxinomia, taxinomias
<b>taxinomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> taxonomy, taxinomy

taxinomic, taxinomicamente, taxinomiches
<i>adj</i> taxonomic, taxonomical

taxinomista, taxinomistas
<i>n</i> taxonomist

taxis, taxes
<b>(t-) [Gr.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] taxis;<br><b>taxi-</b> taxi-, taxo- (= arrangement, order)

taxo, taxos
<i>n</i> yew

taxon, taxones
<i>n</i> badger

taxoniera, taxonieras
<i>n</i> badger hole

te
<i>pron</i> 1. <i>pers</i> you [in familiar or informal use; addressing one person] (as in "I love you", "for you"); 2. <i>refl</i> yourself [in familiar or informal use; addressing one person] (as in "you hurt yourself", "to yourself")

techn
<b>techn-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] techno-, techn- (= art, craft)

technic, technicamente, techniches
<i>adj</i> technical

technica, technicas
<i>n</i> 1. technics, technology; 2. technique

technicismo, technicismos
<i>n</i> technicalism, technicism; technical term

technicitate, technicitates
<i>n</i> technicalness, technicality

technico, technicos
<i>n</i> technician

technocrate, technocrates
<b>technocrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> technocrat

technocratia, technocratias
<b>technocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> technocracy

technocratic, technocraticamente, technocratiches
<b>technocratic</b><br><i>adj</i> technocratic

technologia, technologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> technology

technologic, technologicamente, technologiches
<i>adj</i> technological

technologo, technologos
<b>technologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> technologist

tect
<b>tect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>teger</b>

tecto, tectos
<i>n</i> 1. roof; 2. ceiling

tecton
<b>tecton-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] tecton- (= builder)

tectonic, tectonicamente, tectoniches
<i>adj</i> tectonic

tectonica, tectonicas
<i>n</i> tectonics

tedio, tedios
<i>n</i> tedium, tediousness;<br><b>tedio del vita</b> <i>taedium vitae</i>, weariness (of life)

tediose, tediosemente, tedioses
<i>adj</i> tedious (= involving tedium)

teger, tecte, tege, tegente, tegera, tegerea, tegeva, tegite
<b>[teg-/tect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to cover, conceal

tegula, tegulas
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> tile

tegular, tegula, tegulante, tegulara, tegularea, tegulate, tegulava
<i>v</i> to tile

teguleria, tegulerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tilery

tegulero, teguleros
<i>n</i> tiler

tel
<b>tel-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tele-</b>

tela, telas
<i>n</i> I. cloth, fabric; II. canvas (1. strong cloth of hemp or flax; 2. oil painting); III. [Theat.] curtain;<br><b>tela cerate</b> oilcloth;<br><b>tela metallic</b> wire gauze; cobweb, spider web

telario, telarios
<i>n</i> loom

telautographo, telautographos
<b>telautographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> telautograph, facsimile telegraph

tele
<b>tele-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] teleo- (= perfect, complete)<hr><b>tele-</b><br><i>adv</i> [occurring in compounds] tele-, tel- (= far)

telegramma, telegrammas
<i>n</i> telegram

telegraphar, telegrapha, telegraphante, telegraphara, telegrapharea, telegraphate, telegraphava
<i>v</i> to telegraph

telegraphia, telegraphias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> telegraphy

telegraphic, telegraphicamente, telegraphiches
<i>adj</i> telegraphic

telegraphista, telegraphistas
<i>n</i> telegraphist

telegrapho, telegraphos
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> telegraph

telemechanica, telemechanicas
<b>telemechanica</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] telemechanics

telemetria, telemetrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> telemetry

telemetric, telemetricamente, telemetriches
<i>adj</i> telemetric

telemetro, telemetros
<b>telemetro (-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> telemeter (= instrument for measuring the distance of an object from the observer)

teleo
<b>teleo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] teleo-, tel- (= end, purpose)

teleologia, teleologias
<b>teleologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> teleology

teleologic, teleologicamente, teleologiches
<i>adj</i> teleological

teleologista, teleologistas
<i>n</i> teleologist

teleostee, teleosteemente, teleostees
<b>teleostee</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] teleost, teleostean

teleosteo, teleosteos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] teleost, teleostean;<br><b>teleosteos</b> Teleostei

telepathia, telepathias
<b>telepathia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> telepathy

telepathic, telepathicamente, telepathiches
<i>adj</i> telepathic

telepherage, telepherages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> telpherage;<br><b>linea de telepherage</b> telpher line, telpherway

telepherar, telephera, telepherante, telepherara, telepherarea, telepherate, telepherava
<i>v</i> to telpher (= to transport in a telpher)

telephere, telepheremente, telepheres
<i>adj</i> telpher

telephero, telepheros
<b>(-l-)</b><br><i>n</i> telpher (= light car suspended from cables)

telephonar, telephona, telephonante, telephonara, telephonarea, telephonate, telephonava
<i>v</i> to telephone

telephonia, telephonias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> telephony

telephonic, telephonicamente, telephoniches
<i>adj</i> telephonic

telephonista, telephonistas
<i>n</i> (telephone) operator

telephono, telephonos
<b>telephono</b><br><i>n</i> telephone

telephoto, telephotos
<b>telephoto</b><br><i>n</i> telephoto (1. apparatus for photographing at a distance; 2. apparatus for the transmission of messages by light; 3. apparatus for the electric transmission of photographs)

telephotographia, telephotographias
<b>telephotographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> telephotography (1. photography at a distance; 2. electric transmission of photographs)

telescop
<b>telescop-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>telescopio</b>

telescopar, telescopa, telescopante, telescopara, telescoparea, telescopate, telescopava
<i>v</i> to telescope (as in "to telescope railroad cars");<br><b>telescopar se</b> to telescope (= to move like the sliding portions of a spyglass before closing)

telescopic, telescopicamente, telescopiches
<i>adj</i> telescopic

telescopio, telescopios
<i>n</i> telescope

television, televisiones
<b>television</b><br><i>n</i> television

temerari, temerarimente, temeraris
<i>adj</i> temerarious

temere, temeremente, temeres
<i>adj</i> rash, temerous

temeritate, temeritates
<i>n</i> temerity

tempera, temperas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Paint.] tempera

temperamento, temperamentos
<i>n</i> I. moderation (= quality of being moderate); II. temperament (1. disposition; 2. [Mus.])

temperante, temperantemente, temperantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>temperar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> temperate

temperantia, temperantias
<i>n</i> temperance;<br><b>societate de temperantia</b> temperance society

temperar, tempera, temperante, temperara, temperarea, temperate, temperava
<i>v</i> to temper (1. to moderate, regulate, etc.; 2. [<i>specif.:</i> Metal., Paint.])

temperate, temperatemente, temperates
I. <i>pp</i> of <b>temperar</b>; II. <i>adj</i> temperate;<br><b>(zona) temperate</b> temperate (zone)

temperator, temperatores
<i>n</i> temperer (= one who or that which tempers)

temperatura, temperaturas
<i>n</i> temperature

tempesta, tempestas
<i>n</i> storm

tempestar, tempesta, tempestante, tempestara, tempestarea, tempestate, tempestava
<i>v</i> to storm, rage

tempestuose, tempestuosemente, tempestuoses
<i>adj</i> tempestuous

templo, templos
<i>n</i> temple (as in "temple of Diana")

tempo, tempos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] tempo

tempora, temporas
<b>(tm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] temple

temporal, temporales, temporalmente
<i>adj</i> temporal (1. not ecclesiastical; 2. not eternal)<hr><i>adj</i> [Anat.] temporal (= of or pertaining to the temples)

temporalitate, temporalitates
<i>n</i> temporality (1. quality of being temporal or temporary; 2. [Eccl.])

temporanee, temporaneemente, temporanees
<i>adj</i> temporal, temporary

temporari, temporarimente, temporaris
<i>adj</i> temporary

tempore, tempores
<i>n</i> I. time (1. duration; <i>also:</i> extent or point of time; 2. [Mus.]); II. weather; III. [Gram.] tense;<br><b>perder le tempore</b> to waste time;<br><b>de tempore in tempore</b> from time to time;<br><b>a tempore</b> in (good) time;<br><b>ante le tempore</b> ahead of time, too early;<br><b>il face belle</b> or <b>bon tempore</b> the weather is good;<br><b>ex tempore</b> extempore

temporisar, temporisa, temporisante, temporisara, temporisarea, temporisate, temporisava
<i>v</i> to temporize

temporisation, temporisationes
<i>n</i> temporization

temporisator, temporisatores
<i>n</i> temporizer

tenace, tenacemente, tenaces
<i>adj</i> tenacious (= persistent in a state, an action; <i>also:</i> an opinion, etc.)

tenacitate, tenacitates
<i>n</i> tenacity, tenaciousness

tenalia, tenalias
<i>n</i> 1. tongs, pincers, nippers, vise, clamp, etc.; 2. [Fortif.] tenaille

tendentia, tendentias
<i>n</i> tendency

tendentiose, tendentiosemente, tendentioses
<i>adj</i> tendentious (= subservient to a preconceived purpose)

tender, tende, tendente, tendera, tenderea, tenders, tendeva, tendite, tense, tente
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [R.R.] tender <hr><b>[tend-/-tent-/tens-]</b><br><i>v</i> to stretch; <i>also:</i> to stretch out; to unfold, spread out;<br><b>tender a</b> 1. to tend to or toward; 2. to tend, be apt, to

tendine, tendines
<i>n</i> [Anat.] tendon; sinew

tendinose, tendinosemente, tendinoses
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] tendinous

tenditor, tenditores
<i>n</i> stretcher (= one who or that which stretches)

tendon, tendones
<i>n</i> [Anat.] tendon

tenebras, tenebrases
<b>(tn-)</b><br><i>npl</i> 1. darkness, dark; 2. [Eccl.] Tenebrae;<br><b>angelo del tenebras</b> Prince of Darkness

tenebrion, tenebriones
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Tenebrio, meal worm

tenebrionides
<b>(--)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Tenebrionidae, darkling beetles

tenebrose, tenebrosemente, tenebroses
<i>adj</i> dark (1. obscure, dusky, tenebrous; 2. sinister, evil)

tenebrositate, tenebrositates
<i>n</i> darkness (1. dark; 2. wickedness)

tenente, tenentes
<i>n</i> tenant

tenentia, tenentias
<i>n</i> tenancy

tener, tene, tenente, tenera, tenerea, teneva, tenite, tente
<b>[ten-/tent-;-tin-/-tent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to hold (something);<br><b>tener pro</b> to deem; consider;<br><b>tener a (un cosa)</b> to value, care for (a thing)

tenere, teneremente, teneres
<i>adj</i> tender (1. soft, not hard or tough; 2. delicate, sensitive; 3. affectionate)

teneressa, teneressas
<i>n</i> tenderness (1. softness; 2. sensitiveness; 3. affection)

tenia, tenias
<i>n</i> tapeworm

tenibile, tenibilemente, tenibiles
<i>adj</i> tenable (as in "a tenable position")

tenibilitate, tenibilitates
<i>n</i> tenability

tenifuga, tenifugas
<i>n</i> taeniafuge

tenifuge, tenifugemente, tenifuges
<b>tenifuge</b><br><i>adj</i> taeniafuge

tennis, tenniss
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> tennis

tenor, tenores
<i>n</i> tenor (1. course or direction; 2. general purport, drift; 3. [Mus.] highest adult male voice);<br><b>tenor de vita</b> way of life, standard of living

tenorino, tenorinos
<i>n</i> falsetto tenor, tenorino

tenorisar, tenorisa, tenorisante, tenorisara, tenorisarea, tenorisate, tenorisava
<i>v</i> to sing as a tenor

tens
<b>tens-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tender</b>

tense, tensemente, tenses
<i>adj</i> tense (1. stretched tight; 2. feeling or evincing nervous tension)

tension, tensiones
<i>n</i> tension;<br><b>tension (de un vapor, </b>etc.<b>)</b> pressure (of a vapor, etc.)

tensor, tensores
<i>n</i> [Anat.] tensor

tent
<b>-tent-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tender</b>

tenta, tentas
<i>n</i> 1. tent; 2. awning

tentaculo, tentaculos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] tentacle

tentar, tenta, tentante, tentara, tentarea, tentate, tentava
<i>v</i> I. to tempt (1. to try, put to the test; 2. to try to allure, incite, etc.); II. to attempt, try;<br><b>tentar le fortuna</b> to tempt fortune

tentation, tentationes
<i>n</i> temptation

tentativa, tentativas
<i>n</i> attempt, endeavor

tentative, tentativemente, tentatives
<i>adj</i> tentative

tentator, tentatores
<i>n</i> tempter

tenue, tenuemente, tenues
<i>adj</i> 1. thin, slender, tenuous; 2. slight, trifling, unimportant;<br><b>consonante tenue</b> [Phonet.] tenuis <hr><i>n</i> [Phonet.] tenuis

tenuirostre, tenuirostremente, tenuirostres
<b>tenuirostre</b><br><i>adj</i> [Ornith.] tenuirostral, tenuirostrate

tenuirostro, tenuirostros
<i>n</i> [Ornith.] tenuiroster

tenuitate, tenuitates
<i>n</i> 1. tenuity, thinness; 2. slightness, insignificance

teper, tepe, tepente, tepera, teperea, tepeva, tepite
<i>v</i> to be lukewarm

tepidar, tepida, tepidante, tepidara, tepidarea, tepidate, tepidava
<i>v</i> to warm slightly, take the chill off

tepide, tepidemente, tepides
<i>adj</i> lukewarm, tepid

tepiditate, tepiditates
<i>n</i> tepidity

tepor, tepores
<i>n</i> lukewarmness

ter
<b>ter- [ter-/trit-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives] <hr><b>ter-</b><br><i>see also:</i> <b>tres</b>

terebinthin, terebinthines, terebinthinmente
<i>adj</i> terebinthine (1. of the turpentine tree; 2. of turpentine)

terebinthina, terebinthinas
<i>n</i> turpentine, terebinthine

terebinthinar, terebinthina, terebinthinante, terebinthinara, terebinthinarea, terebinthinate, terebinthinava
<i>v</i> to terebinthinate, to turpentine

terebintho, terebinthos
<i>n</i> terebinth, turpentine tree

terebra, terebras
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] terebra (1. boring ovipositor of hymenopterous insect; 2. genus to which auger shell belongs)

terebrar, terebra, terebrante, terebrara, terebrarea, terebrate, terebrava
<i>v</i> to bore, pierce

terg
<b>terg-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] terg- (= back)

tergiversar, tergiversa, tergiversante, tergiversara, tergiversarea, tergiversate, tergiversava
<b>tergiversar</b><br><i>v</i> to tergiversate (= to use subterfuges)

tergiversation, tergiversationes
<i>n</i> tergiversation (= shift, subterfuge, evasion)

tergiversator, tergiversatores
<i>n</i> tergiversator

terminabile, terminabilemente, terminabiles
<i>adj</i> terminable

terminal, terminales, terminalmente
<i>adj</i> terminal

terminar, termina, terminante, terminara, terminarea, terminate, terminava
<i>v</i> to terminate, to bring to an end;<br><b>terminar se</b> to terminate, to come to an end

termination, terminationes
<i>n</i> termination (1. action of terminating; 2. [Gram.] ending)

terminative, terminativemente, terminatives
<i>adj</i> terminative

terminator, terminatores
<i>n</i> terminator (= one who or that which terminates)

termino, terminos
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> term (1. limit in space or time; 2. a space of time; 3. expression; 4. "term of a contract, etc.";<br><b>termino medie</b> middle term;<br><b>termino technic</b> technical term;<br><b>sin termino</b> endlessly;<br><b>esser in bon (mal) terminos con</b> to be on good (bad) terms with

terminologia, terminologias
<b>terminologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> terminology

terminologic, terminologicamente, terminologiches
<i>adj</i> terminological

terminus, terminuses
<b>[L]</b><br><i>n</i> terminus, terminal (= terminal point of a railway)

ternari, ternarimente, ternaris
<i>adj</i> ternary

terno, ternos
<i>n</i> group or set of three; <i>also:</i> [Lottery] tern

terra, terras
<i>n</i> 1. earth; 2. estate, property;<br><b>terra firme</b> 1. <i>terra firma</i>; 2. mainland, continent;<br><b>terra cocte</b> <i>terra cotta</i>;<br><b>Terra Sancte</b> Holy Land;<br><b>Terra del Foco</b> Tierra del Fuego;<br><b>Terra Nove</b> Newfoundland;<br><b>(can de) Terra Nove</b> Newfoundland (dog);<br><b>poner</b> or <b>mitter pede a terra</b> to alight, set foot to the ground;<br><b>tremor de terra</b> earthquake;<br><b>cader per terra</b> to fall, fall down;<br><b>super terra</b> on the earth;<br><b>esser super terra</b> to exist

terrage, terrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] tithe, terrage

terranee, terraneemente, terranees
<i>adj</i> terranean, terraneous

terrapleno, terraplenos
<b>terrapleno</b><br><i>n</i> [Fortif.] terreplein; <i>also:</i> [R.R.] roadbed

terraquee, terraqueemente, terraquees
<b>terraquee</b><br><i>adj</i> terraqueous

terrassa, terrassas
<i>n</i> terrace (= open gallery, portico, colonnade, flat roof, etc.)

terren, terrenes, terrenmente
<i>adj</i> 1. earthly, terrestrial; 2. land, earth

terreno, terrenos
<i>n</i> I. (plot of) ground; II. terrain (1. [Mil.]; 2. [Geol.] terrane); III. land, soil;<br><b>ganiar terreno</b> to gain ground

terrer, terre, terrente, terrera, terrerea, terreva, territe
<i>v</i> to frighten

terrestre, terrestremente, terrestres
<i>adj</i> terrestrial (1. pertaining to the earth; 2. earthly)

terribile, terribilemente, terribiles
<i>adj</i> terrible

terricola, terricolas
<b>terricola (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool., Bot.] terricole, terricolist; <i>attrib.</i> terricolous

terrier, terrieres
<i>n</i> terrier (as in "wire-haired terrier")

terrific, terrificamente, terrifiches
<i>adj</i> terrific

terrificar, terrifica, terrificante, terrificara, terrificarea, terrificate, terrificava
<i>v</i> to terrify

terrigene, terrigenemente, terrigenes
<b>terrigene</b><br><i>adj</i> terrigenous

terrina, terrinas
<i>n</i> terrine; tureen

territorial, territoriales, territorialmente
<i>adj</i> territorial

territorialitate, territorialitates
<i>n</i> territoriality

territorio, territorios
<i>n</i> territory; <i>also:</i> jurisdiction (= territory over which authority extends)

terror, terrores
<i>n</i> terror

terrorisar, terrorisa, terrorisante, terrorisara, terrorisarea, terrorisate, terrorisava
<i>v</i> to terrorize

terrorismo, terrorismos
<i>n</i> terrorism

terrorista, terroristas
<i>n</i> terrorist

terrose, terrosemente, terroses
<i>adj</i> earthy (as in "an earthy smell")

tertia, tertias
<i>n</i> I. [Mus.] third; II. tierce (1. [Fencing]; 2. [Eccl.])

tertian, tertianes, tertianmente
<i>adj</i> [Pathol.] tertian

tertiana, tertianas
<i>n</i> tertian (fever)

tertiar, tertia, tertiante, tertiara, tertiarea, tertiate, tertiava
<i>v</i> 1. to divide in three parts; 2. [Agr.] to plow for the third time

tertiari, tertiarimente, tertiaris
<i>adj</i> tertiary

tertie, tertiemente, terties
<i>adj</i> third;<br><b>le tertie parte, le tertio</b> the third part, third;<br><b>tertie stato</b> [Hist.] third estate, Third Estate

test, tests
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> test, examination;<br><b>test de intelligentia</b> [Psychol.] intelligence test

testa, testas
<i>n</i> I. [Zool.] test, shell; II. [Bot.] testa, shell; III. head (1. "head of a person or animal"; <i>also:</i> head, heading; 2. brains, mind);<br><b>al testa de</b> at the head of;<br><b>perder le testa</b> to lose one's head;<br><b>testa coronate</b> crowned head;<br><b>testa de ponte</b> bridgehead;<br><b>testa de littera (factura, </b>etc.<b>)</b> letterhead (billhead, etc.)

testacee, testaceemente, testacees
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] testaceous, testacean

testaceos
<i>npl</i> [Zool.] Testacea

testamentari, testamentarimente, testamentaris
<i>adj</i> testamentary

testamento, testamentos
<i>n</i> [Law] testament, will

testar, testa, testante, testara, testarea, testate, testava
<i>v</i> 1. to witness (as in "to witness a signature to a document"); 2. to make one's testament or will

testate, testatemente, testates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>testar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Law] testate

testator, testatores
<i>n</i> [Law] testator

teste, testes
<i>n</i> witness (= one who attests) <hr><i>n</i> [Anat. and Zool.] testis

testicular, testiculares, testicularmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] testicular

testiculo, testiculos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] testicle

testiera, testieras
<i>n</i> [Harness] headstall

testificar, testifica, testificante, testificara, testificarea, testificate, testificava
<i>v</i> to testify, bear witness

testification, testificationes
<i>n</i> testification

testificator, testificatores
<i>n</i> testifier

testimonial, testimoniales, testimonialmente
<i>adj</i> witnessing, testifying

testimoniar, testimonia, testimoniante, testimoniara, testimoniarea, testimoniate, testimoniava
<i>v</i> to testify, witness, bear witness

testimonio, testimonios
<i>n</i> testimony, attestation

testo, testos
<i>n</i> 1. earthenware pot; 2. potsherd

teston, testones
<i>n</i> [Numis.] teston, testoon

testudine, testudines
<i>n</i> I. [Zool.] tortoise; II. [Antiq.] testudo, tortoise (1. movable shed for the protection of attacking soldiers; 2. military formation with the shields held aloft and together)

testudinee, testudineemente, testudinees
<i>adj</i> tortoise, testudinal, testudineous

tetanic, tetanicamente, tetaniches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] tetanic

tetano, tetanos
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] tetanus; <i>also:</i> lockjaw

tetra
<b>tetra-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in compounds] tetra- (= four)

tetradactyle, tetradactylemente, tetradactyles
<b>tetradactyle</b><br><i>adj</i> tetradactylous

tetragon, tetragones, tetragonmente
<b>tetragon</b><br><i>adj</i> tetragonal

tetragono, tetragonos
<i>n</i> tetragon

tetrahedr
<b>tetrahedr-</b><br><i>adj</i> [appearing in derivatives]

tetrahedric, tetrahedricamente, tetrahedriches
<i>adj</i> [Math.] tetrahedral

tetrahedro, tetrahedros
<i>n</i> [Math.] tetrahedron

tetralogia, tetralogias
<b>tetralogia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tetralogy

tetramere, tetrameremente, tetrameres
<b>tetramere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] tetramerous

tetrametro, tetrametros
<b>tetrametro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> tetrameter

tetrapode, tetrapodemente, tetrapodes
<b>tetrapode (-tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> tetrapod

tetraptere, tetrapteremente, tetrapteres
<b>tetraptere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Biol.] tetrapterous

tetrarcha, tetrarchas
<b>tetrarcha</b><br><i>n</i> tetrarch

tetrarchato, tetrarchatos
<i>n</i> tetrarchate

tetrarchia, tetrarchias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tetrarchy

tetta, tettas
<i>n</i> teat; <i>also:</i> dug

teucho
<b>-teucho</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -teuch (= book)

teut
<b>teut-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] Teut-, Teuto- (1. as in "Teutonic"; 2. Teuton; as in "Teutomania")

teutoburgo
<b>Teutoburgo</b><br><i>npr</i> -;<br><b>battalia de Teutoburgo</b> battle in the Teutoburger Wald

teutomania, teutomanias
<b>teutomania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> Teutomania

teutone, teutonemente, teutones
<i>adj</i> Teuton, Teutonic

teutonic, teutonicamente, teutoniches
<i>adj</i> Teutonic;<br><b>linguas teutonic</b> Teutonic languages;<br><b>Ordine Teutonic</b> Order of the Teutonic Knights

teutono, teutonos
<b>(tu-)</b><br><i>n</i> Teuton

texer, texe, texente, texera, texerea, texeva, texite, texte
<b>[tex-/text-]</b><br><i>v</i> to weave

texito, texitos
<i>n</i> 1. (woven) fabric, cloth; 2. [Biol.] tissue;<br><b>texito (de fraudes, absurditates, </b>etc.<b>)</b> tissue, web (of deceptions, absurdities, etc.)

texitor, texitores
<i>n</i> weaver

text
<b>text-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>texer</b>

textile, textilemente, textiles
<i>adj</i> textile;<br><b>industria textile</b> textile industry <hr><i>n</i> textile

texto, textos
<i>n</i> text

textu
<b>textu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>texto</b>

textual, textuales, textualmente
<i>adj</i> textual

textura, texturas
<i>n</i> texture (1. "texture of a woven fabric"; 2. structure)

thallo
<b>thallo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] thallo- (= young shoot)

thallogeno, thallogenos
<b>thallogeno (-geno)</b><br><i>n</i> thallogen

thaumat
<b>thaumat-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] thaumat-, thaumato- (= wonder, marvel)

thaumaturgia, thaumaturgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> thaumaturgy

thaumaturgic, thaumaturgicamente, thaumaturgiches
<i>adj</i> thaumaturgic

thaumaturgo, thaumaturgos
<b>thaumaturgo</b><br><i>n</i> thaumaturge

the, thes
<i>n</i> tea

theatral, theatrales, theatralmente
<i>adj</i> theatrical

theatralitate, theatralitates
<i>n</i> theatricalness (= character of being theatrical in type, behavior, etc.)

theatro, theatros
<i>n</i> theater (1. theater building, hall etc.; 2. theatrical art, profession, literature, etc.);<br><b>theatro anatomic</b> anatomical theater;<br><b>theatro del guerra</b> theater of war

theatromania, theatromanias
<b>theatromania (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theatromania

theatromano, theatromanos
<b>theatromano (--)</b><br><i>n</i> theatromaniac

theca, thecas
<i>n</i> [Anat., Bot., Zool.] theca (= sheath, capsule, receptacle, etc.)

theiera, theieras
<i>n</i> teapot

theiero, theieros
<i>n</i> tea plant, tea shrub

theina, theinas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] theine

theismo, theismos
<b>(-zmo)</b><br><i>n</i> theism

theista, theistas
<b>(-sta)</b><br><i>n</i> theist

theistic, theisticamente, theistiches
<b>(-stic)</b><br><i>adj</i> theistic

thema, themas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> I. theme (1. topic, subject; 2. [School] composition; 3. [Mus.]); II. [Gram.] stem, base, theme

themat
<b>themat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>thema</b>

thematic, thematicamente, thematiches
<i>adj</i> thematic; <i>specif.:</i> [Gram., Mus.]

theo
<b>theo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] 1. theo- (as in "theology"); 2. the- (as in "theist")

theocrate, theocrates
<b>theocrate (--)</b><br><i>n</i> theocrat

theocratia, theocratias
<b>theocratia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theocracy

theocratic, theocraticamente, theocratiches
<b>theocratic</b><br><i>adj</i> theocratic

theodicea, theodiceas
<b>theodicea (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theodicy

theogonia, theogonias
<b>theogonia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theogony

theogonic, theogonicamente, theogoniches
<i>adj</i> theogonic

theologia, theologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theology

theologic, theologicamente, theologiches
<i>adj</i> theological

theologisar, theologisa, theologisante, theologisara, theologisarea, theologisate, theologisava
<i>v</i> to theologize

theologo, theologos
<b>theologo (-logo)</b><br><i>n</i> theologian

theomantia, theomantias
<b>theomantia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theomancy

theor
<b>theor-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

theorema, theoremas
<b>[-ma/-mat-]</b><br><i>n</i> theorem

theorematic, theorematicamente, theorematiches
<i>adj</i> theorematic

theoretic, theoreticamente, theoretiches
<i>adj</i> theoretical

theoretica, theoreticas
<i>n</i> theoretics

theoretico, theoreticos
<i>n</i> theorist, theoretician

theoria, theorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Gr. Relig.] theoria; 2. theory

theoric, theoricamente, theoriches
<i>adj</i> theoretical

theorisar, theorisa, theorisante, theorisara, theorisarea, theorisate, theorisava
<i>v</i> to theorize

theorista, theoristas
<i>n</i> theorist

theoro, theoros
<b>(-ro)</b><br><i>n</i> [Gr. Hist.] theor

theosophe, theosophemente, theosophes
<b>theosophe (-sophe)</b><br><i>adj</i> theosophical

theosophia, theosophias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theosophy

theosophic, theosophicamente, theosophiches
<i>adj</i> theosophical

theosopho, theosophos
<b>(-sopho)</b><br><i>n</i> theosophist

therap
<b>therap-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives]

therapeuta, therapeutas
<i>n</i> therapeutist

therapeutic, therapeuticamente, therapeutiches
<i>adj</i> therapeutic, therapeutical

therapeutica, therapeuticas
<i>n</i> therapeutics

therapia, therapias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. therapy; 2. therapeutics

therm
<b>therm-</b><br><i>adj/n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] therm- (1. warm, hot; 2. heat)

thermal, thermales, thermalmente
<i>adj</i> thermal

thermas
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>npl</i> thermae; <i>specif.:</i> [Rom. Antiq.]

thermic, thermicamente, thermiches
<i>adj</i> thermic;<br><b>excambiator thermic</b> [Atomic Phys.] heat exchanger

thermidor, thermidores
<b>thermidor</b><br><i>n</i> [French Revolutionary Calendar] Thermidor

thermidorian, thermidorianes, thermidorianmente
<i>adj</i> [Fr. Hist.] Thermidorian

thermidoriano, thermidorianos
<i>n</i> [Fr. Hist.] Thermidorian

thermite, thermites
<i>n</i> thermite (as in "welding with thermite")

thermocauterio, thermocauterios
<b>thermocauterio</b><br><i>n</i> thermocautery

thermochimia, thermochimias
<b>thermochimia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> thermochemistry

thermodynamica, thermodynamicas
<b>thermodynamica</b><br><i>n</i> thermodynamics

thermometro, thermometros
<b>thermometro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> thermometer

thermopylas
<b>Thermopylas (-m-)</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Thermopylae

thermos, thermoss
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Thermos (bottle)

thermostato, thermostatos
<b>thermostato (--)</b><br><i>n</i> thermostat

thesaureria, thesaurerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> treasury (1. treasure house; 2. treasury department, exchequer)

thesaurero, thesaureros
<i>n</i> treasurer

thesaurisar, thesaurisa, thesaurisante, thesaurisara, thesaurisarea, thesaurisate, thesaurisava
<i>v</i> to hoard (money, etc.)

thesaurisator, thesaurisatores
<i>n</i> hoarder (of money)

thesauro, thesauros
<i>n</i> 1. treasure; <i>also:</i> [Eccl.] (collection of) relics and ornaments; 2. treasury (= repository for a treasure or treasures); 3. thesaurus

these, theses
<i>n</i> thesis (1. [Pros.]; 2. proposition; <i>specif.:</i> [Logic]; 3. dissertation)

thetic, theticamente, thetiches
<i>adj</i> thetic (1. [Pros.]; 2. dogmatic)

theurgia, theurgias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> theurgy, (white) magic

theurgic, theurgicamente, theurgiches
<b>(-rgic)</b><br><i>adj</i> theurgic

theurgista, theurgistas
<i>n</i> theurgist

theurgo, theurgos
<b>theurgo (-rgo)</b><br><i>n</i> theurgist

thom
<b>thom-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>Thomas</b>

thomas
<b>Thomas (tmas)</b><br><i>nprm</i> Thomas

thomismo, thomismos
<i>n</i> [Philos.] Thomism

thomista, thomistamente, thomistas
<i>n</i> Thomist <hr><i>adj</i> Thomist, Thomistic

thor
<b>Thor</b><br><i>npr</i> [Norse Mythol.] Thor

thorace, thoraces
<i>n</i> thorax

thoracic, thoracicamente, thoraciches
<i>adj</i> thoracic

thoric, thoricamente, thoriches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] thoric

thorite, thorites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] thorite

thorium, thoriumes
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] thorium

thrombosis, thromboses
<b>(-sis)</b><br>n, thrombosis

throno, thronos
<i>n</i> throne

thunnero, thunneros
<i>n</i> tunny fisherman or dealer

thunno, thunnos
<i>n</i> [Ichthyol.] tuna (fish), tunny

thymic, thymicamente, thymiches
<i>adj</i> thymic

thymo, thymos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] thyme <hr><i>n</i> [Anat.] thymus

thymol, thymoles
<i>n</i> [Chem.] thymol

thyr, thyro
<B>thyr-, thyro-</B><BR><I>see</I> <B>thyreo-</B>

thyreo
<b>thyreo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] thyreo-, thyro- (1. shield; 2. thyroid)

thyreoide, thyreoidemente, thyreoides
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] thyroid, thyreoid

thyreotomia, thyreotomias
<b>thyreotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] thyrotomy, thyreotomy

thyroide, thyroidemente, thyroides
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] thyroid;<br><b>glandula thyroide</b> thyroid (gland);<br><b>cartilagine thyroide</b> thyroid cartilage

thyrotomia, thyrotomias
<b>thyrotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] thyrotomy

ti
<b>[ti]</b><br><i>pron</i> you, thee (used as object of verb)<br>(= <b>te</b>)

tibere, tibre
<B>Tibere, Tibre</B><BR><I>npr</I> Tiber

tibet
<b>Tibet</b><br><i>npr</i> Tibet

tibetan, tibetanes, tibetanmente
<i>adj</i> Tibetan

tibetano, tibetanos
<i>n</i> Tibetan

tibia
(1. (1. [Anat.] shinbone; 2. [Gr. and Rom. Mus.])

tibial, tibiales, tibialmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] tibial

tic, tics
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] tic, twitching<hr><b>-tic-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tacer</b>

tic-tac
ticktack, ticktock;<br><b>facer tic-tac</b> to tick, ticktack, ticktock

ticket, tickets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> ticket (as in "railroad, theater, etc., ticket")

tigrate, tigratemente, tigrates
<i>adj</i> tigrine

tigre, tigres
<i>n</i> tiger

tigressa, tigressas
<i>n</i> tigress

tilde, tildes
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> tilde

tilia, tilias
<i>n</i> 1. linden; 2. linden blossom

tiliaceas, tiliaceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Tiliaceae

tiliacee, tiliaceemente, tiliacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] tiliaceous

timbal, timbales
<i>n</i> 1. timbal, kettledrum; 2. [Cookery] timbale

timbalero, timbaleros
<i>n</i> kettledrummer

timbrar, timbra, timbrante, timbrara, timbrarea, timbrate, timbrava
<i>v</i> to stamp (= to impress with an official stamp)

timbro, timbros
<i>n</i> I. timbre; II. stamp (1. as in "rubber stamp"; 2. mark made with a stamp"; <i>also:</i> postmark; 3. "postage stamp"

timer, time, timente, timera, timerea, timeva, timite
<i>v</i> to fear, be afraid (of)

timibile, timibilemente, timibiles
<i>adj</i> fearful, to be feared

timide, timidemente, timides
<i>adj</i> timid

timiditate, timiditates
<i>n</i> timidity

timon, timones
<i>n</i> 1. pole (of a vehicle); <i>also:</i> tongue, beam (of a plow); thill, etc.; 2. [Naut.] helm; <i>also:</i> rudder

timonero, timoneros
<i>n</i> helmsman

timor, timores
<i>n</i> fear

timorate, timoratemente, timorates
<i>adj</i> overscrupulous

timorose, timorosemente, timoroses
<i>adj</i> timorous, fearful

timotheo
<b>Timotheo</b><br><i>npr</i> Timothy

tinct
<b>tinct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tinger</b>

tincto, tinctos
<i>n</i> hue, tint, dye

tinctor, tinctores
<i>n</i> dyer

tinctori, tinctorimente, tinctoris
<i>adj</i> tinctorial

tinctorial, tinctoriales, tinctorialmente
<i>adj</i> tinctorial

tinctura, tincturas
<i>n</i> 1. (action of) dyeing; 2. dye, coloring matter; 3. color, hue; 4.[Pharm.] tincture

tinctureria, tincturerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> dyer's shop

tincturero, tinctureros
<i>n</i> dyer

tinea, tineas
<i>n</i> 1. [Pathol.] tinea, ringworm, athlete's foot, etc.; 2. (small) moth

tineose, tineosemente, tineoses
<i>adj</i> infected with tinea, ringworm, etc.

tiner
<b>-tiner</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tener</b>

tinger, tincte, tinge, tingente, tingera, tingerea, tingeva, tingite
<b>[ting-/tinct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to dye (= to give a new color to) <hr><b>-tinger</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tanger</b>

tinta, tintas
<i>n</i> 1. tint, shade, hue; 2. ink;<br><b>tinta de China</b> India ink;<br><b>tinta sympathic</b> invisible ink

tintar, tinta, tintante, tintara, tintarea, tintate, tintava
<i>v</i> to tint, tinge

tintiera, tintieras
<i>n</i> inkwell

tintinnamento, tintinnamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) tinkling, jingling, clinking

tintinnar, tintinna, tintinnante, tintinnara, tintinnarea, tintinnate, tintinnava
<i>v</i> to tinkle, jingle, clink

tintinno, tintinnos
<i>n</i> tinkle

tiracorcos, tiracorcoses
<b>tiracorcos (-cr-)</b><br><i>n</i> corkscrew

tirada, tiradas
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) pulling; drawing, etc.; 2. tirade

tirage, tirages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> I. draft, draught (of a chimney); II. printing (1. action of pulling or printing; 2. copies printed at one time; <i>also:</i> circulation)

tiramento, tiramentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) drawing out, stretching; 2. (act of) drawing, dragging, pulling, etc.

tirar, tira, tirante, tirara, tirarea, tirate, tirava
<i>v</i> 1. to draw out, stretch; 2. to draw, drag, pull, etc.; 3. [Print.] to pull; 4. to shoot, shoot off;<br><b>tirar (un linea, parallelas, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to draw (a line, parallels, etc.)

tirator, tiratores
<i>n</i> 1. drawer (= one who or that which draws); 2. marksman, sharpshooter;<br><b>franc tirator</b> <i>franc-tireur</i>

tiratorio, tiratorios
<i>n</i> drawer (= sliding box in a chest, desk, etc.)

tiro, tiros
<i>n</i> shooting, firing; <i>also:</i> shot

tirp
<b>-tirp-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>stirpe</b>

tisana, tisanas
<i>n</i> (medicinal) tea, tisane

titan
<b>Titan</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Titan

titanic, titanicamente, titaniches
<i>adj</i> Titanic; <i>also:</i> titanic, enormous<hr><i>adj</i> [Chem., Mineral.] titanic

titanifere, titaniferemente, titaniferes
<i>adj</i> titaniferous

titanite, titanites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] titanite

titanium, titaniumes
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] titanium

titanomachia, titanomachias
<b>titanomachia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> titanomachia, war of the Titans

titillar, titilla, titillante, titillara, titillarea, titillate, titillava
<i>v</i> to titillate; to tickle

titillation, titillationes
<i>n</i> titillation; tickling

titrar, titra, titrante, titrara, titrarea, titrate, titrava
<i>v</i> [Chem.] to titrate

titration, titrationes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] titration

titubar, tituba, titubante, titubara, titubarea, titubate, titubava
<i>v</i> to stagger, totter

titubation, titubationes
<i>n</i> (act of) staggering, tottering; <i>also:</i> [Pathol.] titubation

titular, titula, titulante, titulara, titularea, titulares, titularmente, titulate, titulava
<i>adj</i> titular (= held by virtue of a title)<hr><i>v</i> 1. to entitle (as in "to entitle a book, etc."); 2. to endow with a title of rank, to title

titulo, titulos
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. title (1. "title of nobility, honor, rank, etc."; 2. recognized claim or right; 3. "title of a book, song, etc."); II. [Assaying] fineness of gold or silver; III. [Paleog.] mark over a word as sign of abbreviation

toalia, toalias
<b>(-lia)</b><br><i>n</i> towel

toast, toasts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> toast (1. toasted bread; 2. as in "to drink a toast")

toastar, toasta, toastante, toastara, toastarea, toastate, toastava
<i>v</i> to toast (1. as in "to toast bread"; 2. to propose a toast to)

toboggan, toboggans
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> toboggan

tocca, toccas
<i>n</i> 1. touch (= action of touching); 2. cap; <i>also:</i> toque;<br><b>petra de tocca</b> touchstone

toccabile, toccabilemente, toccabiles
<i>adj</i> touchable

toccante, toccantemente, toccantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>toccar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> touching, pathetic

toccar, tocca, toccante, toccara, toccarea, toccate, toccava
<i>v</i> to touch (1. as in "to touch a person on the arm"; 2. to affect emotionally)

toccata, toccatas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] toccata

toccator, toccatores
<i>n</i> toucher (= one who or that which touches)

tocco, toccos
<i>n</i> touch (= act of touching)

toddy, toddys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> toddy

toga, togas
<i>n</i> 1. [Rom. Antiq.] toga; 2. gown, robe (of office)

togate, togatemente, togates
<i>adj</i> togaed (= having a toga)

toilette, toilettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. dressing table, dresser; 2. dressing room; 3. toilet (= dressing, grooming); 4. toilette (= attire)

tokai
<b>Tokai [Hu.]</b><br><i>npr</i> Tokay;<br><b>tokai</b> Tokay (wine)

tokio
<b>Tokio</b><br><i>npr</i> Tokyo

tolerabile, tolerabilemente, tolerabiles
<i>adj</i> tolerable (= that can be endured)

tolerabilitate, tolerabilitates
<i>n</i> tolerability

tolerante, tolerantemente, tolerantes
<i>adj</i> tolerant

tolerantia, tolerantias
<i>n</i> tolerance, toleration

tolerar, tolera, tolerante, tolerara, tolerarea, tolerate, tolerava
<i>v</i> to tolerate, endure

toleration, tolerationes
<i>n</i> toleration

tolerator, toleratores
<i>n</i> tolerator

tom
<b>tom-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] -tom- (= cut, cutting)

tomahawk, tomahawks
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> tomahawk

tomate, tomates
<i>n</i> tomato

tomatiero, tomatieros
<i>n</i> tomato plant

tombola, tombolas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> tombola

tomia
<b>-tomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] -tomy (= cutting)

tomo, tomos
<i>n</i> volume (= section of a work in several volumes, as in "four volumes in three")

tonal, tonales, tonalmente
<i>adj</i> tonal

tonalitate, tonalitates
<i>n</i> [Mus.] tonality

tonar, tona, tonante, tonara, tonarea, tonate, tonava
<i>v</i> to thunder

tonder, tonde, tondente, tondera, tonderea, tondeva, tondite, tonse
<b>[tond-/tons-]</b><br><i>v</i> to shear, clip, etc.

tonic, tonicamente, toniches
<i>adj</i> tonic (1. [Med.]; 2. pertaining to the stress of a syllable; 3. [Mus.])

tonica, tonicas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] keynote

tonicitate, tonicitates
<i>n</i> [Physiol.] tonicity

tonitro, tonitros
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> thunder

tonna, tonnas
<i>n</i> I. tun, cask; II. ton (1. [Weight]; 2. [Naut.]);<br><b>tonna metric</b> metric ton

tonnage, tonnages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> tonnage (= cubical content of a vessel in tons);<br><b>tonnage de registro</b> register tonnage

tonnello, tonnellos
<i>n</i> tun, cask

tono, tonos
<i>n</i> I. tone (1. sound, sound quality; 2. [Paint.]; 3. [Physiol.]); II. key (as in "the key of C");<br><b>tono major, minor</b> major, minor key;<br><b>dar le tono</b> [Mus.] to give the pitch;<br><b>tonos harmonic</b> [Mus.] overtones

tons
<b>tons-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tonder</b>

tonsilla, tonsillas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] tonsil

tonsillar, tonsillares, tonsillarmente
<i>adj</i> tonsillar

tonsillectomia, tonsillectomias
<b>tonsillectomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] tonsillectomy

tonsillitis, tonsillites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] tonsillitis

tonsillotomia, tonsillotomias
<b>tonsillotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tonsillectomy

tonsion, tonsiones
<i>n</i> fleece (= coat of wool that covers a sheep or similar animal);<br><b>le tonsion de auro</b> the Golden Fleece

tonsor, tonsores
<i>n</i> shearer, clipper (= one who shears, clips, etc.)

tonsura, tonsuras
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) shearing, clipping etc.; <i>also:</i> shearings, etc.; 2. [Eccl.] tonsure

tonsurar, tonsura, tonsurante, tonsurara, tonsurarea, tonsurate, tonsurava
<i>v</i> to tonsure

tonsurato, tonsuratos
<i>n</i> cleric, priest

topazo, topazos
<i>n</i> topaz

topic, topicamente, topiches
<i>adj</i> topical (1. local; <i>also:</i> [Med.]; 2. pertaining to a topic, heading, or subject)

topico, topicos
<i>n</i> 1. topical or local application or remedy; 2. topic;<br><b>Topicos</b> Topics (= work by Aristotle bearing that title)

topo
<b>topo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] topo-, top- (= place)

topographia, topographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> topography (1. art or practice of topography; 2. topographical features of an area)

topographic, topographicamente, topographiches
<i>adj</i> topographical

topographo, topographos
<b>topographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> topographer

toponymia, toponymias
<b>toponymia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> toponymy

torcha, torchas
<b>(-sha)</b><br><i>n</i> torch, flambeau

toreador, toreadores
<b>[H]</b><br><i>n</i> toreador

tormentar, tormenta, tormentante, tormentara, tormentarea, tormentate, tormentava
<i>v</i> 1. to torture, put to torture; 2. to torment (= to cause torment)

tormentator, tormentatores
<i>n</i> 1. torturer; 2. tormentor, tormenter

tormentilla, tormentillas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] tormentil

tormento, tormentos
<i>n</i> 1. torture (as in "to put to torture"); 2. torment, anguish

tormentose, tormentosemente, tormentoses
<i>adj</i> torturing, tormenting

tornado, tornados
<i>n</i> tornado

tornar, torna, tornante, tornara, tornarea, tornate, tornava
<i>v</i> to turn (1. "to turn on a lathe"; 2. to change or reverse position of)

tornasol, tornasoles
<b>tornasol</b><br><i>n</i> turnsole (1. [Bot.] heliotrope, sunflower, etc.; 2. purple dye obtained from the <i>Chrozophora tinctoria</i>)

tornator, tornatores
<i>n</i> turner (= one who turns objects on a lathe)

tornavite, tornavites
<b>tornavite</b><br><i>n</i> screw driver

tornear, tornea, torneante, torneara, tornearea, torneate, torneava
<i>v</i> 1. to whirl, gyrate; 2. to tourney

torneo, torneos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> tournament, tourney

torneria, tornerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> turnery (= a turner's work shop)

torno, tornos
<i>n</i> I. lathe; II. turn (1. as in "the turn of a wheel"; 2. as in "to be someone's turn")

torpedar, torpeda, torpedante, torpedara, torpedarea, torpedate, torpedava
<i>v</i> to torpedo

torpedinar, torpedina, torpedinante, torpedinara, torpedinarea, torpedinate, torpedinava
<i>v</i> to torpedo

torpedine, torpedines
<i>n</i> torpedo (1. [Zool.] "electric ray"; 2. [Mil.] as in "submarine torpedo", "aerial torpedo"; 3. open car with torpedo body)

torpedinero, torpedineros
<i>n</i> torpedineer

torpedo, torpedos
<i>n</i> torpedo (1. [Mil.] as in "submarine torpedo", "aerial torpedo"; 2. open car with torpedo body)

torper, torpe, torpente, torpera, torperea, torpeva, torpite
<i>v</i> to be numb, torpid or sluggish

torpide, torpidemente, torpides
<i>adj</i> torpid

torpiditate, torpiditates
<i>n</i> torpidity

torpor, torpores
<i>n</i> torpor

torquer, torque, torquente, torquera, torquerea, torqueva, torquite, torse, torte
<b>[torqu-/tort-/tors-]</b><br><i>v</i> I. to twist (1. as in "to twist threads into yarn"; 2. to wrench, contort; 3. as in "to twist a passage"); II. to wring (as in "to wring the linen")

torquimento, torquimentos
<i>n</i> (act of) twisting, wringing

torrefacer, torreface, torrefacente, torrefacera, torrefacerea, torrefaceva, torrefacite, torrefacte
<b>torrefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to torrefy (= to scorch, parch)

torrefact
<b>torrefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>torrefacer</b>

torrefaction, torrefactiones
<i>n</i> torrefaction

torrente, torrentemente, torrentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>torrer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> torrent <hr><i>n</i> torrent

torrential, torrentiales, torrentialmente
<i>adj</i> torrential

torrer, torre, torrente, torrera, torrerea, torreva, torrite, toste
<b>[torr-/tost-]</b><br><i>v</i> to parch, scorch

torride, torridemente, torrides
<i>adj</i> torrid

tors
<b>tors-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>torquer</b>

torsion, torsiones
<i>n</i> torsion (= act of turning or twisting)

torso, torsos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> torso

tort
<b>tort-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>torquer</b>

torta, tortas
<i>n</i> tart; pie; <i>also:</i> cake, etc.;<br><b>torta de patella</b> pancake

torte, tortemente, tortes
<i>adj</i> twisted, crooked

torteletta, tortelettas
<i>n</i> tartlet

tortiera, tortieras
<i>n</i> pie pan; pie dish

torto, tortos
<i>n</i> 1. something crooked or twisted; <i>also:</i> twist, bend; 2. wrong, harm, injury; <i>also:</i> [Law] tort;<br><b>a torto</b> wrongfully

tortuca, tortucas
<i>n</i> turtle, tortoise

tortuose, tortuosemente, tortuoses
<i>adj</i> tortuous

tortuositate, tortuositates
<i>n</i> tortuosity (= quality of being tortuous)

tortura, torturas
<i>n</i> torture

torturar, tortura, torturante, torturara, torturarea, torturate, torturava
<i>v</i> to torture, put to torture

tory, torys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Tory

toscan, toscanes, toscanmente
<i>adj</i> Tuscan (= of Tuscany);<br><b>ordine toscan</b> [Arch.] Tuscan order

toscana
<b>Toscana</b><br><i>npr</i> Tuscany

toscano, toscanos
<i>n</i> Tuscan (1. native of Tuscany; 2. Tuscan dialect)

tost
<b>tost-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>torrer</b>

tostar, tosta, tostante, tostara, tostarea, tostate, tostava
<i>v</i> 1. to toast; 2. to roast (as in "to roast coffee")

tostator, tostatores
<i>n</i> 1. toaster (= one who or that which toasts); 2. roaster (= one who or that which roasts)

tosto
<i>adv</i> presently, soon, promptly;<br><b>plus tosto</b> rather (1. more truly or accurately; 2. sooner, preferably);<br><b>si tosto que</b> as soon as

tot, totes, totmente
<b>[tot]</b><br><i>adj</i> so many, such a great number

total, totales, totalmente
<i>adj</i> total;<br><b>summa total</b> sum total <hr><i>n</i> total

totalisar, totalisa, totalisante, totalisara, totalisarea, totalisate, totalisava
<i>v</i> to totalize (= to ascertain the total of)

totalisation, totalisationes
<i>n</i> totalization

totalisator, totalisatores
<i>n</i> totalizator (= totalizer); <i>specif.:</i> [Horse Racing]

totalitari, totalitarimente, totalitaris
<i>adj</i> totalitarian

totalitario, totalitarios
<i>n</i> totalitarian

totalitarismo, totalitarismos
<i>n</i> totalitarianism

totalitate, totalitates
<i>n</i> totality

tote, totemente, totes
<i>adj</i> I. all (1. the whole of; 2. "all the parts, members, etc. of a whole series or group"); II. every, each;<br><b>esser tote aures</b> to be all ears;<br><b>tote le (homines)</b> all (men);<br><b>tote le (caseo)</b> all the (cheese), the entire (cheese);<br><b>totes</b> all, everyone;<br><b>de tote (le) corde</b> wholeheartedly;<br><b>tote (le) duo</b> both

totem, totemes
<b>(t-)</b><br><i>n</i> totem

totemic, totemicamente, totemiches
<i>adj</i> totemic

totemismo, totemismos
<i>n</i> totemism

totevia
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>adv</i> yet, still, nevertheless

toto, totos
<i>n</i> all, everything;<br><b>le toto</b> the whole;<br><b>super toto</b> above all;<br><b>ante toto</b> after all;<br><b>in toto</b> entirely, wholly, <i>in toto</i>;<br><b>in toto e per toto</b> entirely, wholly <hr><i>adv</i> all, quite, wholly

tour, tours
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> tour, trip, excursion

tour de force
<b>[F]</b><br><i>tour de force</i>

tourismo, tourismos
<b>(turzmo)</b><br><i>n</i> tourism

tourista, touristas
<b>(tursta)</b><br><i>n</i> tourist

touristic, touristicamente, touristiches
<b>(turstic)</b><br><i>adj</i> tourist, touring

tourniquet, tourniquets
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] tourniquet; 2. turnstile

tox
<b>tox-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>toxic</b>

toxic, toxicamente, toxiches
<i>adj</i> toxic, poisonous

toxico, toxicos
<i>n</i> poison

toxicologia, toxicologias
<i>n</i> toxicology

toxicologic, toxicologicamente, toxicologiches
<i>adj</i> toxicological

toxicologo, toxicologos
<b>toxicologo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> toxicologist

toxina, toxinas
<i>n</i> [Biochem.] toxin

tra
<b>[tra]</b><br><i>prep</i> through<br>(= <b>trans</b>)

trabe, trabes
<i>n</i> beam; <i>also:</i> rafter, etc.

trabecula, trabeculas
<i>n</i> [Anat., Zool., etc.] trabecula

trachea, tracheas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> windpipe, trachea

tracheal, tracheales, trachealmente
<i>adj</i> tracheal

tracheitis, tracheites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] tracheitis

tracheotomia, tracheotomias
<b>tracheotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tracheotomy

tracia, tracias
<i>n</i> track, trail;<br><b>tracias</b> traces, vestiges

traciar, tracia, traciante, traciara, traciarea, traciate, traciava
<i>v</i> to trace (1. to follow the trail of, track; 2. to draw in outline)

traciator, traciatores
<i>n</i> tracer (= one who or that which traces)

tract
<b>tract-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>traher</b>

tractabile, tractabilemente, tractabiles
<i>adj</i> tractable (= easy to deal with or to control)

tractabilitate, tractabilitates
<i>n</i> tractability

tractamento, tractamentos
<i>n</i> treatment

tractar, tracta, tractante, tractara, tractarea, tractate, tractava
<i>v</i> to treat (1. to deal with, handle, subject to a treatment; 2. to entertain);<br><b>tractar de (un thema, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to treat (of) (a topic, etc.);<br><b>tractar de (le pace, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to treat for (peace, etc.)

tractato, tractatos
<i>n</i> 1. treatise; 2. treaty, agreement

traction, tractiones
<i>n</i> traction (= pulling, draft)

tracto, tractos
<i>n</i> I. (action of) drawing, pulling; II. tract (1. stretch of territory; 2. period of time; 3. [Liturgy]); III. trait (1. lineament of the face, feature; 2. distinctive characteristic); IV. stroke (= short line drawn with a pen, paintbrush, etc.)

tractor, tractores
<i>n</i> tractor (= automotive vehicle used for hauling, etc.)

trad
<b>trad-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

trade-union, trade-unions
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> trade-union

trade-unionismo, trade-unionismos
<i>n</i> trade-unionism

trade-unionista, trade-unionistas
<i>n</i> trade-unionist

tradition, traditiones
<i>n</i> tradition

traditional, traditionales, traditionalmente
<i>adj</i> traditional

traditionalismo, traditionalismos
<i>n</i> traditionalism

traditionalista, traditionalistas
<i>n</i> traditionalist

traducer, traduce, traducente, traducera, traducerea, traduceva, traducite, traducte
<b>[-duc-/-duct-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to convey, transfer; 2. to translate (as in "to translate into French")

traducibile, traducibilemente, traducibiles
<i>adj</i> translatable

traduct
<b>traduct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>traducer</b>

traduction, traductiones
<b>traduction</b><br><i>n</i> translation (1. act of translating from one language into another; 2. version resulting from translation)

traductor, traductores
<i>n</i> translator (= one who translates from one language into another)

trafficar, traffica, trafficante, trafficara, trafficarea, trafficate, trafficava
<i>v</i> to traffic

trafficator, trafficatores
<i>n</i> trafficker

traffico, trafficos
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> trade, commerce, traffic

trag
<b>trag-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]; tragus [Anat., etc.] tragus

tragacantha, tragacanthas
<b>tragacantha</b><br><i>n</i> tragacanth

tragedia, tragedias
<i>n</i> tragedy

tragediano, tragedianos
<i>n</i> tragedian

tragedo, tragedos
<b>tragedo</b><br><i>n</i> tragedian (1. actor in a tragedy; 2. author of tragedies)

tragi
<b>tragi-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tragic</b>

tragic, tragicamente, tragiches
<i>adj</i> tragic, tragical (1. of a tragedy; 2. calamitous)

tragicomedia, tragicomedias
<b>tragicomedia</b><br><i>n</i> tragicomedy

tragicomic, tragicomicamente, tragicomiches
<b>tragicomic</b><br><i>adj</i> tragicomic

traha, trahas
<i>n</i> drag, dray, road sledge; <i>also:</i> sled, sleigh

traher, tracte, trahe, trahente, trahera, traherea, traheva, trahite
<b>[trah-/tract-]</b><br><i>v</i> to draw, pull; to drag

trainar, traina, trainante, trainara, trainarea, trainate, trainava
<i>v</i> 1. to draw, drag, pull; 2. to train (= to exercise, drill)

trainator, trainatores
<i>n</i> trainer

traino, trainos
<i>n</i> train (1. "train of a gown, etc."; 2. suite, retinue; 3. cortege, procession; <i>also:</i> [Mil.]; 4. "railroad train");<br><b>traino directe</b> through train;<br><b>traino expresse</b> or <b>rapide</b> express train;<br><b>traino omnibus</b> local train

trair, trai, traiente, traira, trairea, traite, traiva
<b>(-r)</b><br><i>v</i> to betray

traition, traitiones
<i>n</i> treason, betrayal;<br><b>alte traition</b> high treason

traitor, traitores
<i>n</i> traitor

trajan, trajanes, trajanmente
<i>adj</i> of Trajan, Trajan's;<br><b>columna trajan</b> Trajan's Column

trajano
<b>Trajano</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Hist.] Trajan

traject
<b>traject-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>trajic-</b>

trajectoria, trajectorias
<i>n</i> trajectory

trajic
<b>trajic- [-jic-/-ject-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

tram, trams
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> streetcar, tram

tramvia, tramvias
<b>tramvia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> streetcar line

tramviari, tramviarimente, tramviaris
<i>adj</i> streetcar (as in "streetcar tickets")

tramviero, tramvieros
<i>n</i> streetcar man; <i>specif.:</i> streetcar conductor

tramway, tramways
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> 1. tramway (= track for streetcars); 2. streetcar, tramcar, trolley (car)

tran
<b>tran-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>trans-</b>

trance, trances
<i>n</i> trance

tranquille, tranquillemente, tranquilles
<i>adj</i> tranquil, calm

tranquillisar, tranquillisa, tranquillisante, tranquillisara, tranquillisarea, tranquillisate, tranquillisava
<i>v</i> to tranquillize, to reassure;<br><b>tranquillisar se</b> to calm down (= to become calm)

tranquillitate, tranquillitates
<i>n</i> tranquillity

trans
<i>prep</i> across, over, beyond, on the farther side of<hr><b>trans-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [<b>tran-</b> before <b>-s-</b> + consonant] trans-, tran- (1. beyond, across; 2. through; 3. [expressing change, transformation])

transact
<b>transact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transiger</b>

transaction, transactiones
<i>n</i> 1. [Law] adjustment, compromise; 2. transaction

transactional, transactionales, transactionalmente
<i>adj</i> transactional

transactor, transactores
<i>n</i> transactor

transalpin, transalpines, transalpinmente
<i>adj</i> [Geog.] transalpine

transalpino, transalpinos
<i>n</i> transalpine (= native of a country beyond the Alps)

transbordar, transborda, transbordante, transbordara, transbordarea, transbordate, transbordava
<i>v</i> to transfer, transship

transbordo, transbordos
<i>n</i> transfer, transshipment

transcendental, transcendentales, transcendentalmente
<i>adj</i> [Philos.] transcendental

transcendentalismo, transcendentalismos
<i>n</i> transcendental philosphy, transcendentalism

transcendentalista, transcendentalistas
<i>n</i> transcendentalist

transcendente, transcendentemente, transcendentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>transcender</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> transcendent

transcendentia, transcendentias
<i>n</i> transcendency

transcender, transcende, transcendente, transcendera, transcenderea, transcendeva, transcendite
<i>v</i> to transcend, exceed

transcriber, transcribe, transcribente, transcribera, transcriberea, transcribeva, transcribite, transcripte
<b>[-scrib-/-script-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transcribe (1. to make a written copy of; 2. [Mus.])

transcript
<b>transcript-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transcriber</b>

transcription, transcriptiones
<i>n</i> transcription (1. act of copying; 2. [Mus.])

transcripto, transcriptos
<i>n</i> transcript, copy

transcriptor, transcriptores
<i>n</i> transcriber

transferentia, transferentias
<i>n</i> transfer, transference

transferer, transfere, transferente, transferera, transfererea, transfereva, transferite, translate
<b>[-fer-/-lat-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transfer (1. to move, shift; 2. [Law] "to transfer property, etc.")

transferibile, transferibilemente, transferibiles
<i>adj</i> transferable

transferimento, transferimentos
<i>n</i> transfer (1. removal; 2. [Law])

transfiger, transfige, transfigente, transfigera, transfigerea, transfigeva, transfigite, transfixe
<b>[-fig-/-fix-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transfix

transfigurar, transfigura, transfigurante, transfigurara, transfigurarea, transfigurate, transfigurava
<i>v</i> to transfigure (= to change the form or appearance of)

transfiguration, transfigurationes
<i>n</i> transfiguration;<br><b>Transfiguration</b> [Relig.] Transfiguration

transfix
<b>transfix-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transfiger</b>

transfixion, transfixiones
<i>n</i> transfixion

transformabile, transformabilemente, transformabiles
<i>adj</i> transformable

transformar, transforma, transformante, transformara, transformarea, transformate, transformava
<i>v</i> to transform

transformation, transformationes
<i>n</i> transformation

transformative, transformativemente, transformatives
<i>adj</i> transformative

transformator, transformatores
<i>n</i> transformer (1. one who tranforms something; 2. [Elec.])

transformismo, transformismos
<i>n</i> transformism

transformista, transformistas
<i>n</i> transformist

transfunder, transfunde, transfundente, transfundera, transfunderea, transfundeva, transfundite, transfuse
<b>[-fund-/-fus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transfuse; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

transfus
<b>transfus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transfunder</b>

transfusion, transfusiones
<i>n</i> transfusion; <i>also:</i> [Med.]

transgreder, transgrede, transgredente, transgredera, transgrederea, transgredeva, transgredite, transgresse
<b>[-gred-/-gress-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transgress, trespass (against)

transgress
<b>transgress-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transgreder</b>

transgressar, transgressa, transgressante, transgressara, transgressarea, transgressate, transgressava
<i>v</i> to transgress, trespass (against)

transgression, transgressiones
<i>n</i> transgression

transgressive, transgressivemente, transgressives
<i>adj</i> transgressive

transgressor, transgressores
<i>n</i> transgressor

transiente, transientemente, transientes
<i>adj</i> passing, transient

transigente, transigentemente, transigentes
<i>adj</i> accomodating, ready to compromise

transiger, transacte, transige, transigente, transigera, transigerea, transigeva, transigite
<b>[-ig-/-act-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to compromise (= to effect a compromise); 2. to transact

transir, transi, transiente, transira, transirea, transite, transiva
<i>v</i> to go across, go through

transition, transitiones
<i>n</i> transition

transitive, transitivemente, transitives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] transitive

transito, transitos
<b>(trn-)</b><br><i>n</i> transit

transitori, transitorimente, transitoris
<i>adj</i> transitory, transient;<br><b>periodo transitori</b> period of transition

translat
<b>translat-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transferer</b>

translatar, translata, translatante, translatara, translatarea, translatate, translatava
<i>v</i> to translate (1. to transfer, remove; 2. as in "to translate a book")

translation, translationes
<i>n</i> translation (1. transference, removal; 2. as in "translation of a book")

translucer, transluce, translucente, translucera, translucerea, transluceva, translucite
<i>v</i> to be translucent (= to be partly transparent)

translucide, translucidemente, translucides
<i>adj</i> translucent (= partly transparent)

transluciditate, transluciditates
<i>n</i> translucence, translucency

transmiss
<b>transmiss-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transmitter</b>

transmissibile, transmissibilemente, transmissibiles
<i>adj</i> transmissible

transmissibilitate, transmissibilitates
<i>n</i> transmissibility

transmission, transmissiones
<i>n</i> transmission (1. transmittal, passing on; 2. transmission gear)

transmissor, transmissores
<i>n</i> transmitter (1. person or thing that transmits something; 2. [Teleph.])

transmitter, transmisse, transmitte, transmittente, transmittera, transmitterea, transmitteva, transmittite
<b>[-mitt-/-miss-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transmit, pass on

transmontan, transmontanes, transmontanmente
<i>adj</i> transmontane

transmutabile, transmutabilemente, transmutabiles
<i>adj</i> transmutable

transmutabilitate, transmutabilitates
<i>n</i> transmutability

transmutar, transmuta, transmutante, transmutara, transmutarea, transmutate, transmutava
<i>v</i> to transmute

transmutation, transmutationes
<i>n</i> transmutation

transparente, transparentemente, transparentes
<i>adj</i> transparent

transparentia, transparentias
<i>n</i> transparency

transparer, transpare, transparente, transparera, transparerea, transpareva, transparite
<i>v</i> to show through

transpassamento, transpassamentos
<i>n</i> decease, death

transpassar, transpassa, transpassante, transpassara, transpassarea, transpassate, transpassava
<i>v</i> 1. to trespass; 2. to die, pass away

transpasso, transpassos
<i>n</i> 1. trespass; 2. death

transpirabile, transpirabilemente, transpirabiles
<i>adj</i> perspirable (= [Med.] that can be disposed of through perspiration)

transpirar, transpira, transpirante, transpirara, transpirarea, transpirate, transpirava
<i>v</i> I. to perspire, sweat; II. to transpire (1. to emit, breathe forth; 2. to become known, leak out)

transpiration, transpirationes
<i>n</i> perspiration

transplantar, transplanta, transplantante, transplantara, transplantarea, transplantate, transplantava
<i>v</i> to transplant

transplantation, transplantationes
<i>n</i> transplantation

transponer, transpone, transponente, transponera, transponerea, transponeva, transponite, transposite
<b>[-pon-/-posit-]</b><br><i>v</i> to transpose (1. to transfer; 2. to interchange the position of; 3. [Mus.])

transportabile, transportabilemente, transportabiles
<i>adj</i> transportable

transportar, transporta, transportante, transportara, transportarea, transportate, transportava
<i>v</i> to transport (1. to convey; 2. to enrapture)

transportation, transportationes
<i>n</i> transportation, transport

transportator, transportatores
<i>n</i> transporter (= one who transports)

transporto, transportos
<i>n</i> transport (1. transportation, conveyance; 2. transport-ship; 3. rapture);<br><b>medio de transporto</b> means of transportation, conveyance

transposit
<b>transposit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transponer</b>

transposition, transpositiones
<i>n</i> transposition (1. act of transposing; 2. interchange of position; 3. [Mus.])

transpositive, transpositivemente, transpositives
<i>adj</i> [Gram.] transpositive

transpositor, transpositores
<i>n</i> transposer (= one who or that which transposes)

transsilvan, transsilvanes, transsilvanmente
<i>adj</i> Transylvanian

transsilvania
<b>Transsilvania</b><br><i>npr</i> Transylvania

transsilvano, transsilvanos
<i>n</i> Transylvanian

transsubstantiar, transsubstantia, transsubstantiante, transsubstantiara, transsubstantiarea, transsubstantiate, transsubstantiava
<i>v</i> [Theol.] transubstantiate

transsubstantiation, transsubstantiationes
<i>n</i> [Theol.] transubstantiation

transsudar, transsuda, transsudante, transsudara, transsudarea, transsudate, transsudava
<i>v</i> to transude

transsudation, transsudationes
<i>n</i> transudation

transvaal
<b>Transvaal</b><br><i>npr</i> Transvaal

transvasar, transvasa, transvasante, transvasara, transvasarea, transvasate, transvasava
<i>v</i> to decant, transvase

transvers
<b>transvers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>transverter</b>

transversa, transversas
<i>n</i> 1. crossbar, crossbeam, etc.; 2. [Fortif.] traverse; 3. cross street

transversal, transversales, transversalmente
<i>adj</i> transversal <hr><i>n</i> [Geom.] transversal

transversar, transversa, transversante, transversara, transversarea, transversate, transversava
<i>v</i> to cross, traverse (1. to pass across or through; 2. to thwart)

transverse, transversemente, transverses
<i>adj</i> lying across or athwart, transverse

transverso, transversos
<i>n</i> breadth, width;<br><b>a transverso</b> through (= from side to side);<br><b>a(l) transverso (de)</b> through (as in "to shoot through the head", "to look through the window");<br><b>de transverso</b> askew, awry;<br><b>reguardar de transverso</b> to look askance

transverter, transverse, transverte, transvertente, transvertera, transverterea, transverteva, transvertite
<b>[-vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to turn or direct across

trapez
<b>trapez-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives] trapez- (= table)

trapeziforme, trapeziformemente, trapeziformes
<b>trapeziforme</b><br><i>adj</i> trapeziform

trapezio, trapezios
<i>n</i> 1. [Geom.] trapezium; 2. [Gymnastics] trapeze

trapezoide, trapezoides
<i>n</i> [Geom.] trapezoid

trappa, trappas
<i>n</i> 1. trap; <i>also:</i> snare, gin, pitfall; 2. trap door, hatch

trappar, trappa, trappante, trappara, trapparea, trappate, trappava
<i>v</i> to trap, catch in a trap

trappator, trappatores
<i>n</i> trapper (= one who traps animals)

tratta, trattas
<i>n</i> [Fin.] draft, bill

travaliar, travalia, travaliante, travaliara, travaliarea, travaliate, travaliava
<i>v</i> 1. to torment; 2. to labor, toil; <i>also:</i> to travail

travaliator, travaliatores
<i>n</i> 1. tormentor; 2. workman, laborer

travalio, travalios
<i>n</i> 1. torment; 2. labor, toil; <i>also:</i> travail

trave, traves
<i>n</i> beam; <i>also:</i> rafter, etc.

traverso
<b>[traverso]</b><br><i>prep</i> through, from side to side<br>(= <b>a(l) transverso (de)</b>)

travestimento, travestimentos
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) disguising; disguise; 2. (act of) parodying, parody

travestir, travesti, travestiente, travestira, travestirea, travestite, travestiva
<i>v</i> 1. to disguise; 2. to parody

travestitor, travestitores
<i>n</i> 1. disguiser; 2. parodist

tre
<b>tre-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tres</b>

tredece, tredecemente, tredeces
<b>tredece (tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> thirteen

tremende, tremendemente, tremendes
<i>adj</i> tremendous (1. terrifying; 2. extraordinary)

tremer, treme, tremente, tremera, tremerea, tremeva, tremite
<i>v</i> to tremble (= to shake, shiver)

tremolo, tremolos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] tremolo

tremor, tremores
<i>n</i> trembling, shaking, tremor;<br><b>tremor de terra</b> earthquake

tremulamento, tremulamentos
<i>n</i> shaking, trembling

tremulante, tremulantemente, tremulantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>tremular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> tremulant, tremulent

tremular, tremula, tremulante, tremulara, tremularea, tremulate, tremulava
<i>v</i> to tremble

tremulator, tremulatores
<i>n</i> trembler

tremule, tremulemente, tremules
<i>adj</i> quivering, tremulous

tremulo, tremulos
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> aspen, trembling poplar

trenchamento, trenchamentos
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) cutting, cutting off

trenchante, trenchantemente, trenchantes
<b>(-sh-)</b><br>1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>trenchar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> cutting, sharp; <i>also:</i> trenchant

trenchar, trencha, trenchante, trenchara, trencharea, trenchate, trenchava
<b>(-sh)</b><br><i>v</i> to cut, cut off

trenchator, trenchatores
<b>(-sh-)</b><br><i>n</i> cutter (= one who or that which cuts)

trenchea, trencheas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Mil.] trench

trencho, trenchos
<i>n</i> slice (as in "a slice of meat")

trenta, trentamente, trentas
<i>adj</i> thirty

trentena, trentenas
<i>n</i> about thirty

trentesime, trentesimemente, trentesimes, trentesimo, trentesimos
<B>(-sime)</B><BR><I>adj</I> thirtieth;<BR><B>le trentesime parte, le trentesimo</B> the thirtieth part, the thirtieth

trentin, trentines, trentinmente
<i>adj</i> Trentine

trento
<b>Trento</b><br><i>npr</i> Trent;<br><b>consilio de Trento</b> Council of Trent

trep
<b>trep-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

trepidar, trepida, trepidante, trepidara, trepidarea, trepidate, trepidava
<i>v</i> 1. to tremble, shake; 2. to tremble (with fear), trepidate

trepidation, trepidationes
<i>n</i> trepidation (1. tremor, shaking; 2. trembling with fear)

trepide, trepidemente, trepides
<i>adj</i> trembling, fearful, trepid

trepiditate, trepiditates
<i>n</i> agitation, trepidation

tres, treses, tresmente
<i>adj</i> three;<br><b>regula de tres</b> [Arith.] rule of three

tresor, tresores
<i>n</i> treasure

tresoreria, tresorerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> treasury (1. treasure house; 2. treasury department, exchequer)

tresorero, tresoreros
<i>n</i> treasurer

tressa, tressas
<i>n</i> braid, plait, tress

tressage, tressages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) braiding, plaiting

tressar, tressa, tressante, tressara, tressarea, tressate, tressava
<i>v</i> to braid, plait

tressator, tressatores
<i>n</i> braider, plaiter

tri
<b>tri-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] tri- (= three, thrice)

triade, triades
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> triad (1. trio, trinity, three; 2. <i>specif.:</i> [Mus., Geom., etc.])

triadic, triadicamente, triadiches
<i>adj</i> triadic

triangular, triangula, triangulante, triangulara, triangularea, triangulares, triangularmente, triangulate, triangulava
<i>adj</i> triangular <hr><i>v</i> triangulate

triangulation, triangulationes
<i>n</i> triangulation

triangule, triangulemente, triangules
<b>triangule</b><br><i>adj</i> triangular

triangulo, triangulos
<b>(-ngulo)</b><br><i>n</i> triangle

trias, triases
<i>n</i> [Geol.] Trias

triass
<b>triass-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>trias</b>

triassic, triassicamente, triassiches
<i>adj</i> [Geol.] Triassic

tribal, tribales, tribalmente
<i>adj</i> tribal

tribo, tribos
<i>n</i> tribe (1. [Anc. Hist.]; 2. as in "Indian tribes"; 3. as in "the cat tribe")

tribu
<b>tribu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tribo</b>

tribuer, tribue, tribuente, tribuera, tribuerea, tribueva, tribuite, tribute
<b>[tribu-/tribut-]</b><br><i>v</i> to assign, allot

tribular, tribula, tribulante, tribulara, tribularea, tribulate, tribulava
<i>v</i> 1. to thresh; 2. to tribulate

tribulation, tribulationes
<i>n</i> tribulation

tribulo, tribulos
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> threshing machine, thresher

tribuna, tribunas
<i>n</i> 1. rostrum, platform, tribune; 2. gallery (in churches, etc.); 3. grandstand

tribunal, tribunales
<i>n</i> tribunal (1. seat of a judge; 2. court or forum of justice)

tribunato, tribunatos
<i>n</i> tribunate, tribuneship

tribunitie, tribunitiemente, tribunities
<i>adj</i> tribunitial, tribunitian

tribuno, tribunos
<i>n</i> tribune (1. [Rom. Hist.]; 2. defender of the people)

tribut
<b>tribut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tribuer</b>

tributari, tributarimente, tributaris
<i>adj</i> tributary (1. as in "tributary nations"; 2. as in "tributary stream")

tributo, tributos
<i>n</i> tribute (1. enforced payment imposed by a conqueror; 2. as in "a tribute to the dead")

trica, tricas
<i>n</i> 1. trifle; 2. hindrance, complication

trichina, trichinas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] trichina

trichinose, trichinosemente, trichinoses
<i>adj</i> trichinous

trichinosis, trichinoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] trichinosis

trichlorido, trichloridos
<b>trichlorido (-clr-)</b><br><i>n</i> trichloride

tricipite, tricipitemente, tricipites
<b>tricipite (-c-)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat.] (of the triceps) <hr><b>tricipite (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> triceps

tricolor, tricolores, tricolormente
<b>tricolor</b><br><i>adj</i> tricolored, tricolor<hr><b>tricolor</b><br><i>n</i> tricolor

tricorne, tricornemente, tricornes
<b>tricorne</b><br><i>adj</i> three-cornered

tricorno, tricornos
<i>n</i> tricorn

tricot, tricots
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> I. tricot (1. knitted material; 2. soft ribbed fabric); II. (knitted garment) sweater, tights, etc.

tricotage, tricotages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. knitting; 2. knitted goods

tricotar, tricota, tricotante, tricotara, tricotarea, tricotate, tricotava
<i>v</i> to knit (as in "to knit stockings")

tricotator, tricotatores
<i>n</i> knitter

tricotatrice, tricotatrices
<i>n</i> (woman) knitter

tricyclo, tricyclos
<b>tricyclo</b><br><i>n</i> tricycle

tridente, tridentes
<b>tridente</b><br><i>n</i> trident (1. three-pronged fish spear; 2. [Mythol.])

tridimensional, tridimensionales, tridimensionalmente
<b>tridimensional</b><br><i>adj</i> tridimensional, threedimensional

triennal, triennales, triennalmente
<i>adj</i> triennial

trienne, triennemente, triennes
<b>trienne</b><br><i>adj</i> triennial

triennio, triennios
<i>n</i> triennium

trieste
<b>Trieste</b><br><i>npr</i> Trieste

trifacial, trifaciales, trifacialmente
<b>trifacial</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat.] trifacial, trigeminal

trifide, trifidemente, trifides
<b>trifide (tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> trifid

trifoliate, trifoliatemente, trifoliates
<b>trifoliate</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] trifoliate

trifolio, trifolios
<b>trifolio</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Bot.] clover, trefoil; 2. [Arch.] trefoil;<br><b>trifolio de quatro folios</b> four-leaved clover; 3. [Cards] club, card of the suit of clubs

triforme, triformemente, triformes
<b>triforme</b><br><i>adj</i> triform

trigemine, trigeminemente, trigemines
<b>trigemine (-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> trigeminous, born three at one birth

trigemino, trigeminos
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> triplet

trilatere, trilateremente, trilateres
<b>trilatere</b><br><i>adj</i> trilateral, three-sided

trilingue, trilinguemente, trilingues
<b>trilingue</b><br><i>adj</i> trilingual

trillar, trilla, trillante, trillara, trillarea, trillate, trillava
<i>v</i> to trill

trillion, trilliones
<i>n</i> trillion (1. unit with 12 zeros annexed; 2. unit with 18 zeros annexed)

trillionesime, trillionesimemente, trillionesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> trillionth;<br><b>le trillionesime parte, le trillionesimo</b> the trillionth part, the trillionth

trillo, trillos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] trill, shake

trilobate, trilobatemente, trilobates
<b>trilobate</b><br><i>adj</i> trilobate, three-lobed

trilobite, trilobites
<b>trilobite</b><br><i>n</i> [Paleontol.] trilobite

trilogia, trilogias
<b>trilogia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> trilogy

trimere, trimeremente, trimeres
<b>trimere</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] trimerous

trimestral, trimestrales, trimestralmente
<i>adj</i> quarterly (= once in a quarter of a year)

trimestre, trimestres
<b>trimestre</b><br><i>n</i> quarter (of a year)

trimetro, trimetros
<b>trimetro (tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> trimeter

trin, trines, trinmente
<i>adj</i> 1. triune; 2. threefold, triple; <i>also:</i> [Astrol.] trine

trinidad
<b>Trinidad [H]</b><br><i>npr</i> Trinidad

trinit
<b>trinit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>trinitate</b>

trinitario, trinitarios
<i>n</i> Trinitarian (1. [Theol.]; 2. member of the Order of the Holy Trinity)

trinitate, trinitates
<i>n</i> trinity;<br><b>Trinitate</b> Trinity (1. [Theol.]; 2. Trinity Sunday)

trinomie, trinomiemente, trinomies
<b>trinomie</b><br><i>adj</i> [Alg.] trinomial

trinomio, trinomios
<i>n</i> [Alg.] trinomial

trio, trios
<i>n</i> trio

trioxydo, trioxydos
<b>trioxydo (--)</b><br><i>n</i> trioxide

tripa, tripas
<i>n</i> [Cookery] tripe;<br><b>tripas</b> guts, tripes

tripartir, triparti, tripartiente, tripartira, tripartirea, tripartite, tripartiva
<b>tripartir</b><br><i>v</i> to divide into three parts

tripartite, tripartitemente, tripartites
<i>adj</i> tripartite (= divided into three parts)

tripartition, tripartitiones
<i>n</i> tripartition

tripede, tripedes
<b>tripede (tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> tripod; <i>also:</i> trivet

triphthongo, triphthongos
<b>triphthongo</b><br><i>n</i> triphthong (= union of three vowels pronounced in one syllable)

triplamento, triplamentos
<i>n</i> (action of) tripling, trebling

triplano, triplanos
<b>triplano</b><br><i>n</i> triplane

triplar, tripla, triplante, triplara, triplarea, triplate, triplava
<i>v</i> to triple, treble

triple, triplemente, triples
<b>triple</b><br><i>adj</i> triple, treble

tripletto, triplettos
<i>n</i> triplet (= combination of three)

triplicar, triplica, triplicante, triplicara, triplicarea, triplicate, triplicava
<i>v</i> to triplicate

triplication, triplicationes
<i>n</i> triplication

triplicato, triplicatos
<i>n</i> triplicate (= one of three copies of a document)

triplice, triplicemente, triplices
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> triplex, triple, threefold

triplicitate, triplicitates
<i>n</i> triplicity

tripole
<b>Tripole</b><br><i>npr</i> Tripoli (= city of Tripoli)

tripolitan, tripolitanes, tripolitanmente
<i>adj</i> Tripolitan

tripolitano, tripolitanos
<i>n</i> Tripolitan

trireme, trirememente, triremes
<b>trireme</b><br><i>adj</i> trireme, three-oared <hr><b>trireme</b><br><i>n</i> trireme

trisecar, triseca, trisecante, trisecara, trisecarea, trisecate, trisecava, trisecte
<b>trisecar [-sec-/-sect-]</b><br><i>v</i> to trisect

trisect
<b>trisect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>trisecar</b>

trisection, trisectiones
<i>n</i> trisection

trismo, trismos
<i>n</i> lockjaw, trismus

triste, tristemente, tristes
<i>adj</i> sad;<br><b>triste (excusa, figura, </b>etc.<b>)</b> sorry (excuse, figure, etc.)

tristessa, tristessas
<i>n</i> sadness

trisyllabe, trisyllabemente, trisyllabes
<b>trisyllabe (-s-)</b><br><i>adj</i> trisyllabic

trisyllabo, trisyllabos
<b>(-s-)</b><br><i>n</i> trisyllabo

trit
<b>trit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ter-</b>

tritico, triticos
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> wheat

triton
<b>Triton</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Triton;<br><b>triton</b> [Zool.] <i>triton</i> (= any member of the genus 'Triton' of marine snails); <i>also:</i> newt, triton

tritura, trituras
<i>n</i> trituration (= action of triturating)

triturabile, triturabilemente, triturabiles
<i>adj</i> triturable

triturar, tritura, triturante, triturara, triturarea, triturate, triturava
<i>v</i> to triturate

trituration, triturationes
<i>n</i> trituration

trium
<b>trium-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tres</b>

triumphal, triumphales, triumphalmente
<i>adj</i> triumphal

triumphante, triumphantemente, triumphantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>triumphar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> triumphant

triumphar, triumpha, triumphante, triumphara, triumpharea, triumphate, triumphava
<i>v</i> to triumph (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. to exult; 3. to obtain victory)

triumphator, triumphatores
<i>n</i> triumpher

triumpho, triumphos
<i>n</i> triumph (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. exultation of success; 3. as in "triumph of knowledge")

triumviral, triumvirales, triumviralmente
<i>adj</i> triumviral

triumvirato, triumviratos
<i>n</i> triumvirate

triumviro, triumviros
<b>triumviro (-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] triumvir

trivial, triviales, trivialmente
<i>adj</i> 1. trivial (= pertaining to the trivium); 2. trite, commonplace; 3. vulgar, coarse

trivialitate, trivialitates
<i>n</i> 1. triteness; 2. vulgarity, coarseness

trivio, trivios
<b>trivio</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] trivium

tro
<b>[tro]</b><br><i>adv</i> too, too much;<br><b>tro (de) (aqua, libros, </b>etc.<b>)</b> too much (water, etc.), too many (books, etc.);<br><b>de tro</b> superfluous, in the way

trobador, trobadores
<i>n</i> troubadour (= medieval lyric poet of a school flourishing in Provence and the south of France)

trocar, troca, trocante, trocara, trocarea, trocate, trocava
<i>v</i> to barter

trocator, trocatores
<i>n</i> barterer

trocha
<b>trocha-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>trocheo</b>

trochaic, trochaicamente, trochaiches
<i>adj</i> [Pros.] trochaic

trocheo, trocheos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pros.] trochee

troco, trocos
<i>n</i> barter

troia
<b>Troia (tria)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Hist.] Troy

troian, troianes, troianmente
<i>adj</i> Trojan;<br><b>cavallo troian</b> Trojan horse

troiano, troianos
<i>n</i> Trojan (= inhabitant of Troy)

troika, troikas
<b>(tri-) [R]</b><br><i>n</i> troika

trolley, trolleys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> trolley (= revolving wheel which makes contact with the overhead wire and transmits power to the trolley car)

tromba, trombas
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> [Meteorol.] 1. waterspout; 2. whirlwind

trombon, trombones
<i>n</i> trombone

trombonista, trombonistas
<i>n</i> trombonist

trompa, trompas
<i>n</i> 1. horn, trumpet; 2. aspirator (= apparatus for drawing stream of air or gas through a tube); 3. trunk (of an elephant, etc.);<br><b>trompa de Eustachio</b> Eustachian tube

trompetta
trumpet (1. the musical instrument "trumpet"; 2. trumpeter)

trompettar, trompetta, trompettante, trompettara, trompettarea, trompettate, trompettava
<i>v</i> to trumpet (1. to blow a trumpet; 2. to noise abroad)

trompettero, trompetteros
<i>n</i> trumpeter

tron
<b>-tron</b><br><i>see</i> <b>electron</b>

trop
<b>[trop] [F]</b><br><i>adv</i> (= <b>tro</b>)

trope
<b>-trope</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] -trope (= turning)

troph
<b>troph-</b><br>[occurring in derivatives and compounds] troph-, tropho- (= nourishment)

tropheo, tropheos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> trophy

trophic, trophicamente, trophiches
<i>adj</i> trophic (= pertaining to nutrition)

tropic, tropicamente, tropiches
<i>adj</i> tropic, tropical

tropical, tropicales, tropicalmente
<i>adj</i> tropical

tropico, tropicos
<i>n</i> tropic;<br><b>Tropico del Cancere</b> Tropic of Cancer;<br><b>Tropico del Capricorno</b> Tropic of Capricorn

tropismo, tropismos
<i>n</i> [Biol.] tropism

tropo, tropos
<i>n</i> [Rhet.] trope

tropologia, tropologias
<b>tropologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tropology

tropologic, tropologicamente, tropologiches
<i>adj</i> tropological

troppo
<b>[troppo] [I]</b><br><i>adv</i> (= <b>tro</b>)

trottar, trotta, trottante, trottara, trottarea, trottate, trottava
<i>v</i> to trot

trottator, trottatores
<i>n</i> trotter (= horse which trots)

trotto, trottos
<i>n</i> trot

trottoir, trottoirs
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> sidewalk, pavement

troubadour, troubadours
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> troubadour

trousseau, trousseaus
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> trousseau

trovabile, trovabilemente, trovabiles
<i>adj</i> to be found, findable

trovar, trova, trovante, trovara, trovarea, trovate, trovava
<i>v</i> to find

trovator, trovatores
<i>n</i> 1. finder (= one who finds or has found); 2. troubadour; <i>trouvre</i>

trovero, troveros
<i>n</i> <i>trouvre</i>

troyes
<b>Troyes [F]</b><br><i>npr</i> Troyes

tructa, tructas
<i>n</i> trout

truder
<b>-truder [-trud-/-trus-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

trufa, trufas
<i>n</i> truffle

trufar, trufa, trufante, trufara, trufarea, trufate, trufava
<i>v</i> to stuff with truffles

trufari, trufarimente, trufaris
<i>adj</i> truffle, relating to truffles

trufiera, trufieras
<i>n</i> truffle bed

trulla, trullas
<i>n</i> (brick or plastering) trowel

truncamento, truncamentos
<i>n</i> truncation

truncar, trunca, truncante, truncara, truncarea, truncate, truncava
<i>v</i> to truncate, lop off

truncate, truncatemente, truncates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>truncar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> truncate, truncated

truncation, truncationes
<i>n</i> truncation

trunco, truncos
<i>n</i> trunk (1. "tree trunk"; 2. [Anat.]; 3. [Arch.] shaft of a column)

truppa, truppas
<i>n</i> I. troop (1. body of people; 2. [Mil.]); II. [Theat.] troupe

trust, trusts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> trust, cartel

tsar, tsares
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> czar, tsar

tsarevich, tsareviches
<b>(-vitch) [R]</b><br><i>n</i> czarevich, tsarevich

tsarevna, tsarevnas
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> czarevna, tsarevna

tsarian, tsarianes, tsarianmente
<i>adj</i> czarian, tsarian

tsarina, tsarinas
<i>n</i> czarina, tsarina

tsarismo, tsarismos
<i>n</i> czarism, tsarism

tsarista, tsaristas
<i>n</i> czarist, tsarist

tsigan, tsiganes, tsiganmente
<i>adj</i> gypsy

tsigano, tsiganos
<i>n</i> 1. gypsy; 2. Gypsy (= language of the gypsies)

tu, tumente, tus
<i>pron pers</i> you [in familiar or informal use; addressing one person]; 2. <i>adj poss</i> your [in familiar or informal use; addressing one person] <hr><b>tu- [tu-/tut-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

tuba, tubas
<i>n</i> [Mus.] tuba (1. [Rom. Antiq.]; 2. bass saxhorn)

tubar, tuba, tubante, tubara, tubarea, tubate, tubava
<i>v</i> to tube, furnish with tubes

tuberaceas, tuberaceases
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Tuberaceae

tuberacee, tuberaceemente, tuberacees
<i>adj</i> tuberaceous

tubercular, tuberculares, tubercularmente
<i>adj</i> tubercular

tubercularisar, tubercularisa, tubercularisante, tubercularisara, tubercularisarea, tubercularisate, tubercularisava
<i>v</i> to tubercularize

tuberculate, tuberculatemente, tuberculates
<i>adj</i> tuberculate

tuberculina, tuberculinas
<i>n</i> tuberculin

tuberculo, tuberculos
<i>n</i> tubercle

tuberculose, tuberculosemente, tuberculoses
<i>adj</i> tubercular, tuberculous

tuberculosis, tuberculoses
<b>(-sis)</b><br><i>n</i> tuberculosis;<br><b>tuberculosis pulmonar</b> tuberculosis of the lungs

tubere, tuberes
<i>n</i> [Bot., Pathol., etc.] tuber; <i>also:</i> swelling, hump, bump, boss, etc.

tuberosa, tuberosas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] tuberose

tuberose, tuberosemente, tuberoses
<i>adj</i> tuberous

tuberositate, tuberositates
<i>n</i> tuberosity

tubicola, tubicolas
<b>tubicola (--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] tubicole

tubo, tubos
<i>n</i> tube (1. pipe; 2. [Radio]);<br><b>tubo digestive</b> alimentary canal;<br><b>tubo de reaction</b> test tube;<br><b>tubo de organo</b> organ pipe

tubular, tubulares, tubularmente
<i>adj</i> tubular

tubulate, tubulatemente, tubulates
<i>adj</i> tubulated, tubular

tubulation, tubulationes
<i>n</i> tubulation

tubulatura, tubulaturas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] tubulure, tubulature

tubulo, tubulos
<i>n</i> tubule, small tube

tubulose, tubulosemente, tubuloses
<i>adj</i> tubulous (= containing tubes)

tue
<i>pron poss</i> yours [in familiar or informal use; addressing one person]

tulipan, tulipanes
<i>n</i> tulip

tulipaniero, tulipanieros
<i>n</i> tulip tree

tum
<b>[tum]</b><br><i>adv</i> then (1. at that time; 2. next; 3. afterwards)

tumba, tumbas
<i>n</i> grave, tomb

tumbal, tumbales, tumbalmente
<i>adj</i> tomb, tombal

tumefacer, tumeface, tumefacente, tumefacera, tumefacerea, tumefaceva, tumefacite, tumefacte
<b>tumefacer [-fac-/-fact-]</b><br><i>v</i> to tumefy (= to cause to swell)

tumefact
<b>tumefact-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tumefacer</b>

tumefaction, tumefactiones
<i>n</i> tumefaction

tumer, tume, tumente, tumera, tumerea, tumeva, tumite
<i>v</i> 1. to be swollen or tumid; 2. to swell, intumesce

tumescente, tumescentemente, tumescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>tumescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> tumescent

tumescentia, tumescentias
<i>n</i> tumescence

tumescer, tumesce, tumescente, tumescera, tumescerea, tumesceva, tumescite
<i>v</i> to intumesce

tumide, tumidemente, tumides
<i>adj</i> tumid (1. swollen, distended; 2. pompous, inflated)

tumiditate, tumiditates
<i>n</i> tumidity

tumor, tumores
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] tumor

tumorose, tumorosemente, tumoroses
<i>adj</i> tumorous

tumulari, tumularimente, tumularis
<i>adj</i> tumular

tumulo, tumulos
<i>n</i> barrow, tumulus

tumulto, tumultos
<i>n</i> tumult

tumultu
<b>tumultu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tumulto</b>

tumultuar, tumultua, tumultuante, tumultuara, tumultuarea, tumultuate, tumultuava
<i>v</i> 1. to incite to a tumult; 2. to make a tumult

tumultuari, tumultuarimente, tumultuaris
<i>adj</i> tumultuary

tumultuose, tumultuosemente, tumultuoses
<i>adj</i> tumultuous

tunc
<i>adv</i> then (1. at that time; 2. in that case, consequently)

tunder, tunde, tundente, tundera, tunderea, tundeva, tundite, tuse
<b>[tund-/-tus-]</b><br><i>v</i> to pound, bruise, tund

tundra, tundras
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> tundra

tungst
<b>tungst-</b><br><i>see</i> tungsten

tungstato, tungstatos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] tungstate

tungsten, tungstenes
<b>[Swedish]</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] tungsten, wolfram

tungstic, tungsticamente, tungstiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] tungstic

tungstite, tungstites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] tungstite

tungstosilicato, tungstosilicatos
<b>tungstosilicato</b><br><i>n</i> tungstosilicate

tunnel, tunnels
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> tunnel

tupinamb, tupinambs, tupinamba, tupinambas
<B>[Tupi]</B><BR><I>n</I> Jerusalem artichoke, topinambou

turba, turbas
<i>n</i> 1. crowd, throng; 2. mob, rabble

turban, turbanes
<i>n</i> turban

turbar, turba, turbante, turbara, turbarea, turbate, turbava
<i>v</i> to disturb, throw into disorder, confuse

turbation, turbationes
<i>n</i> disturbance, disorder, confusion

turbator, turbatores
<i>n</i> disturber

turbide, turbidemente, turbides
<i>adj</i> turbid

turbiditate, turbiditates
<i>n</i> turbidity, turbidness

turbina, turbinas
<i>n</i> turbine

turbinate, turbinatemente, turbinates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] turbinate; <i>also:</i> [Anat., Zool.] turbinate, turbinal

turbine, turbines
<i>n</i> 1. [Zool.] turbo; 2. top (as in "to spin a top")

turbo
<b>turbo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>turbina</b>

turbocompressor, turbocompressores
<b>turbocompressor</b><br><i>n</i> turbocompressor

turbodynamo, turbodynamos
<b>turbodynamo (-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> turbodynamo

turbogenerator, turbogeneratores
<b>turbogenerator</b><br><i>n</i> turbogenerator

turbulente, turbulentemente, turbulentes
<i>adj</i> turbulent

turbulentia, turbulentias
<i>n</i> turbulence, turbulency

turc, turcamente, turches
<i>adj</i> Turkish

turch
<b>turch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>turco</b>

turchese, turcheses
<i>n</i> turquoise

turchia
<b>Turchia</b><br><i>npr</i> Turkey

turco, turcos
<i>n</i> 1. Turk (= native of Turkey); 2. [Mil.] Turco; 3. Turkish (language)

turcoman, turcomanes, turcomanmente
<i>adj/n</i> Turkoman

turdides
<b>(tr-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Turdidae

turdo, turdos
<i>n</i> thrush

turf, turfs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Horse Racing] turf

turfa, turfas
<i>n</i> peat, turf

turger, turge, turgente, turgera, turgerea, turgeva, turgite
<i>v</i> to swell, be swollen

turgescente, turgescentemente, turgescentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>turgescer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> turgescent

turgescentia, turgescentias
<i>n</i> turgescence, turgescency

turgescer, turgesce, turgescente, turgescera, turgescerea, turgesceva, turgescite
<i>v</i> to swell, swell up

turgide, turgidemente, turgides
<i>adj</i> turgid

turgiditate, turgiditates
<i>n</i> turgidity, turgidness

turgor, turgores
<i>n</i> turgor

turin
<b>Turin</b><br><i>npr</i> Turin

turre, turres
<i>n</i> 1. tower; 2. [Chess] castle, rook;<br><b>turre de Babylon</b> tower of Babel;<br><b>turre de sondage</b> derrick (as in "oil derrick")

turriforme, turriformemente, turriformes
<b>turriforme</b><br><i>adj</i> tower-shaped

tusse, tusses
<i>n</i> cough

tussilagine, tussilagines
<i>n</i> [Bot.] coltsfoot, coughwort

tussir, tussi, tussiente, tussira, tussirea, tussite, tussiva
<i>v</i> to cough

tut
<b>tut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>tu-</b>

tutela, tutelas
<i>n</i> [Law] guardianship, tutelage

tutelari, tutelarimente, tutelaris
<i>adj</i> tutelary (as in "tutelary deity")

tutor, tutores
<i>n</i> [Law] guardian, tutor

tutorar, tutora, tutorante, tutorara, tutorarea, tutorate, tutorava
<i>v</i> to tutor (= to exercise guardianship, tutelage over)

tutoria, tutorias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Law] guardianship, tutorship

tutrice, tutrices
<i>n</i> [Law] guardian, tutoress

tympanic, tympanicamente, tympaniches
<i>adj</i> I. drum, drumlike; II. tympanic (1. [Anat., Zool.]; 2. [Arch.])

tympanista, tympanistas
<i>n</i> drummer; tympanist

tympano, tympanos
<b>(tm-)</b><br><i>n</i> I. [Mus.] drum; II. [Print.] tympan; III. tympanum (1. [Anat.]; 2. [Arch.])

typho, typhos
<i>n</i> typhus

typhoide, typhoidemente, typhoides
<i>adj</i> typhoid;<br><b>febre typhoide</b> typhoid fever, enteric fever <hr><i>n</i> [Med.] typhoid (fever); enteric fever

typhon, typhones
<i>n</i> typhoon

typic, typicamente, typiches
<i>adj</i> typical, typic

typo, typos
<i>n</i> 1. type; <i>also:</i> [Print.]; 2. character (as in "quite a character")

typographia, typographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> typography, printing

typographic, typographicamente, typographiches
<i>adj</i> typographical

typographo, typographos
<b>typographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> typographer

typometria, typometrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> typometry

typometro, typometros
<b>typometro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> [Print.] typometer

tyrannia, tyrannias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> tyranny

tyrannic, tyrannicamente, tyranniches
<i>adj</i> tyrannic

tyrannicida, tyrannicidas
<b>tyrannicida</b><br><i>n</i> tyrannicide (= one who kills a tyrant)

tyrannicidio, tyrannicidios
<b>tyrannicidio</b><br><i>n</i> tyrannicide (= act of killing a tyrant)

tyrannisar, tyrannisa, tyrannisante, tyrannisara, tyrannisarea, tyrannisate, tyrannisava
<i>v</i> to tyrannize

tyranno, tyrannos
<i>n</i> tyrant (1. despot; 2. [Ornith.])

tyrrhen, tyrrhenes, tyrrhenmente
<i>adj</i> Tyrrhenian;<br><b>Mar Tyrrhen</b> Tyrrhenian Sea

tyrrhenia
<b>Tyrrhenia</b><br><i>npr</i> Tyrrhenia

tyrrheno, tyrrhenos
<i>n</i> Tyrrhenian, Etruscan

u.r.s.s., urss
<B>U.R.S.S.</B><BR><I>n</I> U.S.S.R.

u.s.a., usa
<B>U.S.A. [A]</B><BR><I>n</I> U.S.A.

ubere, uberemente, uberes
<i>n</i> udder <hr><i>adj</i> fruitful, abundant, uberous

ubertate, ubertates
<i>n</i> fertility, abundance, uberty

ubi
1. <i>adv</i> where (= in or at what place); 2. <i>conj</i> where; when, as soon as; wherewith; in which;<br><b>a ubi</b> where, whither;<br><b>de ubi</b> from where, whence

ubicar, ubica, ubicante, ubicara, ubicarea, ubicate, ubicava
<i>v</i> to have one's location, be (somewhere)

ubication, ubicationes
<i>n</i> location (= fact of being located in a certain place), ubication

ubicunque
<b>ubicunque</b><br><i>adv/conj</i> wherever

ubique
<b>ubique</b><br><i>adv</i> everywhere; anywhere, wheresoever, wherever

ubiquitate, ubiquitates
<i>n</i> ubiquitousness

ukaz, ukazes
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> ukase

ukraina
<b>Ukraina</b><br><i>npr</i> Ukraine

ukrainian, ukrainianes, ukrainianmente
<i>adj</i> Ukrainian

ukrainiano, ukrainianos
<i>n</i> Ukrainian (1. native of the Ukraine; 2. Ukrainian language)

ulcerar, ulcera, ulcerante, ulcerara, ulcerarea, ulcerate, ulcerava
<i>v</i> to ulcerate (= to affect with ulcers)

ulceration, ulcerationes
<i>n</i> [Med.] ulceration

ulcere, ulceres
<i>n</i> [Med.] ulcer

ulcerose, ulcerosemente, ulceroses
<i>adj</i> ulcerous (1. having the nature of an ulcer; 2. ulcerated)

ulle, ullemente, ulles
<b>[ulle]</b><br><i>adj/pron</i> any, anyone

ulmacee, ulmaceemente, ulmacees
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] ulmaceous

ulmaria, ulmarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] meadowsweet, queen of the meadows

ulmeto, ulmetos
<i>n</i> elm grove

ulmic, ulmicamente, ulmiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] ulmic

ulmina, ulminas
<i>n</i> [Chem.] ulmin

ulmo, ulmos
<i>n</i> elm

ulster
<b>Ulster [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> Ulster;<br><b>ulster</b> [Clothing] ulster

ulterior, ulteriores, ulteriormente
<i>adj</i> 1. ulterior, situated beyond, thither; 2. subsequent, later

ulteriormente
<i>adv</i> later (on), subsequently

ultimar, ultima, ultimante, ultimara, ultimarea, ultimate, ultimava
<i>v</i> to bring to a close, to bring to completion

ultimate, ultimatemente, ultimates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>ultimar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> ultimate

ultimation, ultimationes
<i>n</i> (action of) bringing to a close or to completion

ultimatum, ultimatumes
<b>[NL]</b><br><i>n</i> ultimatum

ultime, ultimemente, ultimes
<b>(l-)</b><br><i>adj</i> last

ultra
I. <i>adv</i> on the other side, beyond, farther; II. <i>prep</i> 1. on the farther side of; beyond, past; 2. besides;<br><b>ultra illo</b> besides, moreover;<br><b>ultra que</b> aside from the fact that <hr><b>ultra-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> ultra- (= beyond)

ultrage, ultrages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> outrage

ultragiar, ultragia, ultragiante, ultragiara, ultragiarea, ultragiate, ultragiava
<b>(-ajr)</b><br><i>v</i> to outrage

ultragiose, ultragiosemente, ultragioses
<b>(-jose)</b><br><i>adj</i> outrageous

ultramar
<i>adv</i> overseas;<br><b>(paises) de ultramar</b> overseas (countries)

ultramarin, ultramarines, ultramarinmente
<i>adj</i> ultramarine (blue)

ultramontan, ultramontanes, ultramontanmente
<i>adj</i> ultramontane (1. transmontane; 2. [R.C.Ch.])

ultramontanismo, ultramontanismos
<i>n</i> ultramontanism

ultrantia, ultrantias
<i>n</i> excess, extreme;<br><b>a ultrantia</b> to the bitter end

ultrapassar, ultrapassa, ultrapassante, ultrapassara, ultrapassarea, ultrapassate, ultrapassava
<i>v</i> to go beyond

ultrar, ultra, ultrante, ultrara, ultrarea, ultrate, ultrava
<i>v</i> to carry to excess or to extremes

ultraviolette, ultraviolettemente, ultraviolettes
<i>adj</i> ultraviolet;<br><b>radios ultraviolette</b> ultraviolet rays

uluco, ulucos
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> owl

ulula, ululas
<b>(lula)</b><br><i>n</i> barn owl

ulular, ulula, ululante, ululara, ulularea, ululate, ululava
<i>v</i> to howl, ululate

ululation, ululationes
<i>n</i> howling, ululation

ululator, ululatores
<i>n</i> howler (= one who howls); <i>specif.:</i> howling monkey

ulysses
<b>Ulysses (-ls-)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Ulysses

umbella, umbellas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] umbel

umbellate, umbellatemente, umbellates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] umbellate

umbellifere, umbelliferemente, umbelliferes
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] umbelliferous

umbelliforme, umbelliformemente, umbelliformes
<b>umbelliforme</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] umbelliform

umbilical, umbilicales, umbilicalmente
<i>adj</i> umbilical;<br><b>cordon umbilical</b> umbilical cord

umbilicate, umbilicatemente, umbilicates
<i>adj</i> umbilicate

umbilico, umbilicos
<b>(-co)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] navel, umbilicus

umbra, umbras
<i>n</i> 1. shade (as in "light and shade"; <i>also:</i> as in "the shades in Hades"); 2. shadow;<br><b>al umbra de</b> under or in the shadow of;<br><b>umbras (del nocte)</b> shadows (of the night);<br><b>umbra de (dubita, </b>etc.<b>)</b> shade or shadow of (doubt etc.) <hr><i>n</i> umber (1. [Mineral.]; 2. "the color umber");<br><b>terra de umbra</b> sienna

umbrar, umbra, umbrante, umbrara, umbrarea, umbrate, umbrava
<i>v</i> to shade, darken (= to put shading in or on)

umbratile, umbratilemente, umbratiles
<i>adj</i> shady, umbrageous

umbre, umbremente, umbres
<i>adj</i> Umbrian

umbrella, umbrellas
<i>n</i> umbrella (= cloth-covered frame used for protection against rain or sun)

umbria
<b>Umbria</b><br><i>npr</i> Umbria

umbrifere, umbriferemente, umbriferes
<i>adj</i> umbriferous

umbrina, umbrinas
<i>n</i> [Zool.] umbrina, umbrine

umbro, umbros
<i>n</i> Umbrian (1. inhabitant of Umbria; 2. Umbrian dialect)

umbrose, umbrosemente, umbroses
<i>adj</i> shady, umbrageous

un, unes, unmente
1. <i>adj</i> one; 2. <i>indef art</i> a, an;<br><b>le un le altere</b> one another, each other, each (one) ... the other (one);<br><b>le unes le alteres</b> one another, each other, each (of them) ... the others, other ones

un-altere
<b>[un-altere]</b><br><i>pron</i> each other, one another

unanime, unanimemente, unanimes
<b>unanime (-nime)</b><br><i>adj</i> unanimous

unanimitate, unanimitates
<i>n</i> unanimity

uncia, uncias
<i>n</i> 1. ounce; 2. inch

uncial, unciales, uncialmente
<i>adj</i> uncial

unciforme, unciformes
<b>unciforme</b><br><i>n</i> unciform, hook-shaped

uncinate, uncinatemente, uncinates
<i>adj</i> uncinate

uncino, uncinos
<i>n</i> hook (as in "wall hook", "hook and eye")

unco, uncos
<i>n</i> hook, barb

unct
<b>unct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>unguer</b>

unction, unctiones
<i>n</i> unction (1. act of anointing; 2. unctuousness)

uncto, unctos
<i>n</i> anointed;<br><b>le Uncto del Senior</b> the Lord's Anointed<hr><i>n</i> unguent, ointment

unctu
<b>unctu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>uncto</b>

unctuose, unctuosemente, unctuoses
<i>adj</i> unctuous (1. oily, greasy; 2. oily, suave)

unctuositate, unctuositates
<i>n</i> unctuosity, unctuousness

unda, undas
<i>n</i> wave (1. "wave of the sea, etc."; 2. [Phys.]);<br><b>unda sonor</b> sound wave;<br><b>unda luminose</b> light wave;<br><b>undas curte</b> [Radio] short waves;<br><b>undas longe</b> [Radio] long waves

unde
<b>[unde]</b><br><i>adv</i> whence (1. from which place; 2. wherefore, for which reason or cause)

undear, undea, undeante, undeara, undearea, undeate, undeava
<i>v</i> to wave (= to move in waves or undulations)

undece, undecemente, undeces
<b>undece (n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> eleven

undina, undinas
<i>n</i> undine

undisone, undisonemente, undisones
<b>undisone</b><br><i>adj</i> wavelike (= sounding like waves)

undose, undosemente, undoses
<i>adj</i> wavy

undular, undula, undulante, undulara, undularea, undulate, undulava
<i>v</i> to wave, undulate (1. to move in, or like, waves; 2. to impart a wavy appearance to)

undulate, undulatemente, undulates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>undular</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> wavy, undulating

undulation, undulationes
<i>n</i> I. undulation (1. waving motion; 2. wavy form); II. [Hairdressing] wave;<br><b>undulation permanente</b> permanent wave

undulatori, undulatorimente, undulatoris
<i>adj</i> undulatory

undulose, undulosemente, unduloses
<i>adj</i> rolling, wavy, undulous

unesco, unescos
<b>UNESCO [A]</b><br><i>n</i> UNESCO

ungue, ungues
<i>n</i> nail (of a finger or toe); <i>also:</i> unguis

unguentari, unguentarimente, unguentaris
<i>adj</i> unguentary

unguento, unguentos
<i>n</i> ointment, salve

unguer, ungue, unguente, unguera, unguerea, ungueva, unguite
<b>[ung-/unct-]</b><br><i>v</i> to anoint (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil)

unguiculate, unguiculatemente, unguiculates
<i>adj</i> unguiculate

unguiculo, unguiculos
<i>n</i> small nail or claw

unguifere, unguiferemente, unguiferes
<i>adj</i> unguiferous

ungula, ungulas
<b>(ngula)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. nail (of a finger or toe); 2. claw (of a canine, feline, or bird); 3. hoof (of an animal)

ungulate, ungulatemente, ungulates
<i>adj</i> ungulate (1. having hoofs; 2. pertaining to the ungulates)

ungulato, ungulatos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] ungulate

unibile, unibilemente, unibiles
<i>adj</i> uniteable

unic, unicamente, uniches
<i>adj</i> 1. sole, only; 2. unique (= that has no like or equal);<br><b>filio unic</b> only son

unicitate, unicitates
<i>n</i> 1. oneness, singleness; 2. uniqueness

unicolor, unicolores, unicolormente
<b>unicolor</b><br><i>adj</i> one-colored, unicolorous

unicorne, unicornemente, unicornes
<b>unicorne</b><br><i>adj</i> one-horned <hr><b>unicorne</b><br><i>n</i> unicorn

unicornio, unicornios
<i>n</i> unicorn

unificar, unifica, unificante, unificara, unificarea, unificate, unificava
<b>unificar</b><br><i>v</i> to unify

unification, unificationes
<i>n</i> unification

uniflor, uniflores, uniflormente
<b>uniflor</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] uniflorous

unifoliate, unifoliatemente, unifoliates
<b>unifoliate</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot.] unifoliate

uniformar, uniforma, uniformante, uniformara, uniformarea, uniformate, uniformava
<i>v</i> to uniform (1. to make uniform; 2. to put into uniform)

uniforme, uniformemente, uniformes
<b>uniforme</b><br><i>adj</i> uniform <hr><i>n</i> uniform

uniformitate, uniformitates
<i>n</i> uniformity

unilateral, unilaterales, unilateralmente
<b>unilateral</b><br><i>adj</i> unilateral (1. [Bot.]; 2. [Law])

unimento, unimentos
<i>n</i> (action of) uniting, joining, etc.

union, uniones
<i>n</i> union;<br><b>tracto de union</b> hyphen (= sign used to join two words together)

Union Mundial pro Interlingua, u.m.i., umi, interlingua
Le Union Mundial pro Interlingua (UMI) es un organisation international, sin scopos lucrative, pro promover e diffunder le lingua auxiliar international interlingua, publicate in 1951 per le "International Auxiliary Language Association" (IALA).<BR><BR>http://www.interlingua.com/

unionismo, unionismos
<i>n</i> unionism

unionista, unionistas
<i>n</i> unionist

unipare, uniparemente, unipares
<b>unipare</b><br><i>adj</i> uniparous (= producing but one offspring at a time)

unipersonal, unipersonales, unipersonalmente
<b>unipersonal</b><br><i>adj</i> [Gram.] unipersonal; <i>also:</i> impersonal

unipolar, unipolares, unipolarmente
<b>unipolar</b><br><i>adj</i> unipolar

unir, uni, uniente, unira, unirea, unite, univa
<i>v</i> to unite, join, connect

unisexual, unisexuales, unisexualmente
<b>unisexual</b><br><i>adj</i> unisexual

unisone, unisonemente, unisones
<b>unisone</b><br><i>adj</i> unison, unisonous

unisono, unisonos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> unison

unit
<b>unit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>unitate</b>

unitari, unitarimente, unitaris
<i>adj</i> 1. unitary; 2. [Theol.] Unitarian

unitario, unitarios
<i>n</i> 1. unitarist; 2. [Theol.] Unitarian

unitarismo, unitarismos
<i>n</i> 1. unitarism; 2. [Theol.] Unitarianism

unitate, unitates
<i>n</i> 1. unit; 2. unity; <i>also:</i> oneness

unite, unitemente, unites
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>unir</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> smooth, even;<br><b>(le) Statos Unite</b> (the) United States;<br><b>Nationes Unite</b> United Nations

unitive, unitivemente, unitives
<i>adj</i> unitive, uniting

univalve, univalvemente, univalves
<b>univalve</b><br><i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] univalve, univalved

universal, universales, universalmente
<i>adj</i> universal;<br><b>suffragio universal</b> universal franchise or suffrage

universalisar, universalisa, universalisante, universalisara, universalisarea, universalisate, universalisava
<i>v</i> to universalize

universalismo, universalismos
<i>n</i> [Theol.] Universalism

universalista, universalistas
<i>n</i> [Theol.] Universalist

universalitate, universalitates
<i>n</i> 1. universality; 2. totality

universe, universemente, universes
<i>adj</i> universal

universit
<b>universit-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>universitate</b>

universitari, universitarimente, universitaris
<i>adj</i> university

universitate, universitates
<i>n</i> university

universo, universos
<i>n</i> universe

uno
<i>indef pron</i> one

unquam
<b>(nquam)</b><br><i>adv</i> ever, at any time

upas, upases
<b>[Mal.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] upas

ur
<b>ur-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] ur-, uro- (= tail) <hr><b>ur-</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives]

ura
<b>-ura</b><br><i>suffixo substantive</i> [used with the second stem of verbs in <b>-er</b> and <b>-ir</b>] -ure (= action or result of ...ing)

ural
<b>Ural</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. Ural (River); 2. Urals, Ural Mountains

uralian, uralianes, uralianmente
<i>adj</i> Uralian

uraloaltaic, uraloaltaicamente, uraloaltaiches
<b>uraloaltaic (-tic)</b><br><i>adj</i> uralaltaic

urania
<b>Urania</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Mythol.] Urania (1. Muse of astronomy; 2. epithet of Aphrodite)

uranic, uranicamente, uraniches
<i>adj</i> uranic

uranie, uraniemente, uranies
<i>adj</i> uranian (1. pertaining to the god Uranus; 2. pertaining to the planet Uranus; 3. pertaining to Urania; 4. pertaining to the heavens)

uranite, uranites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] uranite

uranium, uraniumes
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> uranium

urano
<b>Urano</b><br><i>npr</i> Uranus (1. [Gr. Mythol.]; 2. [Astron.])

uranographia, uranographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> uranography

uranographo, uranographos
<b>uranographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> uranographer

uranometria, uranometrias
<b>uranometria (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> (science of) uranometry

urban, urbanes, urbanmente
<i>adj</i> 1. urban; 2. urbane

urbanisar, urbanisa, urbanisante, urbanisara, urbanisarea, urbanisate, urbanisava
<i>v</i> to urbanize

urbanisation, urbanisationes
<i>n</i> urbanization

urbanismo, urbanismos
<i>n</i> town planning, city planning

urbanista, urbanistas
<i>n</i> 1. city planner; 2. [Eccl.] urbanist

urbanitate, urbanitates
<i>n</i> urbanity (1. urbanness; 2. urbaneness)

urbe, urbes
<i>n</i> town, city

urceo, urceos
<i>n</i> pitcher, jug

uredine, uredines
<i>n</i> [Bot.] uredinium

uredineas
<i>npl</i> rust fungi, Uredinales

uremia, uremias
<b>uremia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] uremia, uraemia

uremic, uremicamente, uremiches
<i>adj</i> uremic, uraemic

urente, urentemente, urentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>urer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> [Med.] caustic

urer, ure, urente, urera, urerea, ureva, urite, uste
<b>[ur-/ust-]</b><br><i>v</i> 1. to burn, burn up; 2. [Med.] to cauterize

ureter, ureteres
<i>n</i> [Anat.] ureter

ureteral, ureterales, ureteralmente
<i>adj</i> ureteral

ureteritis, ureterites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] ureteritis

ureterotomia, ureterotomias
<b>ureterotomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Surg.] ureterotomy

urethra, urethras
<i>n</i> [Anat.] urethra

urethral, urethrales, urethralmente
<i>adj</i> urethral

urethritis, urethrites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] urethritis

urethroscopia, urethroscopias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] urethroscopy

urethroscopio, urethroscopios
<b>urethroscopio</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] urethroscope

urgente, urgentemente, urgentes
<i>adj</i> urgent (= demanding immediate attention or action)

urgentia, urgentias
<i>n</i> urgency (= need for immediate attention or action)

urger, urge, urgente, urgera, urgerea, urgeva, urgite
<i>v</i> to urge, be insistent or pressing; <i>also:</i> to be urgent

urgo
<b>-urgo</b><br>[occurring in compounds] -urge (= worker)

uria
<b>-uria</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

urina, urinas
<i>n</i> urine

urinal, urinales
<i>n</i> urinal (= vessel for holding urine)

urinar, urina, urinante, urinara, urinarea, urinate, urinava
<i>v</i> to urinate

urinatorio, urinatorios
<i>n</i> urinal (= building for urinating purposes)

urinose, urinosemente, urinoses
<i>adj</i> urinous

urna, urnas
<i>n</i> 1. urn; 2. ballot box;<br><b>urna cinerari</b> cinerary urn

uro
<b>uro-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] (= urine)

ursa, ursas
<i>n</i> she-bear;<br><b>ursa major</b> [Astron.] Ursa Major, Great Bear, (Big) Dipper;<br><b>ursa minor</b> [Astron.] Ursa Minor, Little Bear or Little Dipper

ursin, ursines, ursinmente
<i>adj</i> ursine

urso, ursos
<i>n</i> bear;<br><b>urso polar</b> or <b>blanc</b> polar bear

urson, ursones
<i>n</i> [Zool.] Canada porcupine; urson

urtica, urticas
<b>(-tca)</b><br><i>n</i> nettle, urtica

urticaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Urticaceae

urticacee, urticaceemente, urticacees
<i>adj</i> urticaceous

urticante, urticantemente, urticantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>urticar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> urticant, stinging

urticar, urtica, urticante, urticara, urticarea, urticate, urticava
<i>v</i> to nettle, urticate

urticaria, urticarias
<i>n</i> [Pathol.] urticaria, nettle rash

urtication, urticationes
<i>n</i> urtication

uruguay
<b>Uruguay (-i)</b><br><i>npr</i> Uruguay (1. Uruguay river; 2. Republic of Uruguay);<br><b>Republica Oriental del Uruguay</b> Republic of Uruguay

us
<b>us-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>ut-</b>

usabile, usabilemente, usabiles
<i>adj</i> usable

usabilitate, usabilitates
<i>n</i> usability, usableness

usage, usages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. use (= act of using); 2. usage, custom

usantia, usantias
<i>n</i> usage, custom, habit

usar, usa, usante, usara, usarea, usate, usava
<i>v</i> 1. to use, make use of; 2. to use up;<br><b>usar (facer, </b>etc.<b>)</b> to be used to (doing, etc.)

uso, usos
<i>n</i> use (1. act of using; 2. habit);<br><b>facer uso de</b> to make use of;<br><b>in uso</b> in use;<br><b>foras de uso</b> out of use

usquam
<b>(s-)</b><br><i>adv</i> somewhere

usque
<i>prep</i> (all the way) to, up to (a point in space or time); <i>also:</i> till, until;<br><b>usque nunc</b> up to now;<br><b>usque al presente</b> up to the present

ust
<b>ust-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>urer</b>

ustion, ustiones
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) burning, destroying by fire; 2. [Med.] cauterization

usual, usuales, usualmente
<i>adj</i> usual (1. ordinary; 2. customary)

usufruct
<b>usufruct-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>usufruer</b>

usufructo, usufructos
<i>n</i> [Law] usufruct

usufructuari, usufructuarimente, usufructuaris
<i>adj</i> [Law] usufructuary

usufructuario, usufructuarios
<i>n</i> [Law] usufructuary

usufruer, usufructe, usufrue, usufruente, usufruera, usufruerea, usufrueva, usufruite
<b>usufruer [-fru-/-fruct-]</b><br><i>v</i> [Law] to enjoy the usufruct

usura, usuras
<i>n</i> usury

usurar, usura, usurante, usurara, usurarea, usurate, usurava
<i>v</i> to practice usury

usurari, usurarimente, usuraris
<i>adj</i> usurious

usurero, usureros
<i>n</i> usurer

usuria, usurias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> usury

usurpar, usurpa, usurpante, usurpara, usurparea, usurpate, usurpava
<i>v</i> to usurp

usurpation, usurpationes
<i>n</i> usurpation

usurpator, usurpatores
<i>n</i> usurper

usurpatori, usurpatorimente, usurpatoris
<i>adj</i> usurpatory

ut, utes
<b>[ut]</b><br><i>adv</i> as, how, in order that, to the end that, just as;<br><b>ut ... ita ...</b> the ... the ..., as ... so ... <hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] (the note) C<hr><b>ut- [ut-/us-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

utensile, utensiles
<i>n</i> utensil, tool

uterin, uterines, uterinmente
<i>adj</i> uterine (1. pertaining to the uterus; 2. born of the same mother, but of a different father)

utero, uteros
<b>(-)</b><br><i>n</i> uterus, womb

uterologia, uterologias
<b>uterologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> uterology

utile, utilemente, utiles
<i>adj</i> useful

utilisabile, utilisabilemente, utilisabiles
<i>adj</i> available (= capable of being turned to account)

utilisar, utilisa, utilisante, utilisara, utilisarea, utilisate, utilisava
<i>v</i> to utilize

utilisate, utilisatemente, utilisates
<i>adj</i> utilized, used

utilisation, utilisationes
<i>n</i> utilization

utilisator, utilisatores
<i>n</i> utilizer

utilitari, utilitarimente, utilitaris
<i>adj</i> utilitarian (as in "utilitarian ethics")

utilitario, utilitarios
<i>n</i> utilitarian

utilitarismo, utilitarismos
<i>n</i> utilitarianism

utilitate, utilitates
<i>n</i> utility, usefulness

utopia, utopias
<b>Utopia</b><br><i>n</i> Utopia;<br><b>utopia</b> utopia

utopic, utopicamente, utopiches
<i>adj</i> utopian

utopismo, utopismos
<i>n</i> utopianism

utopista, utopistas
<i>n</i> utopian

utroque
<b>[utroque]</b><br><i>indef pron</i> either or both of two

utrum ... an, utrum, an
<B>[utrum ... an] (-)</B><BR><I>conj</I> whether ... or

uva, uvas
<i>n</i> 1. grape; 2. grapes, bunch of grapes;<br><b>uva de Corintho</b> currant (= small seedless raisin used in cooking);<br><b>uva sic</b> raisin

uvea, uveas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] uvea

uvula, uvulas
<i>n</i> uvula

uvular, uvulares, uvularmente
<i>adj</i> uvular

uxor, uxores
<i>n</i> wife

uxoricida, uxoricidas
<b>uxoricida</b><br><i>n</i> uxoricide (= one who kills his wife)

uxoricidio, uxoricidios
<b>uxoricidio</b><br><i>n</i> uxoricide (= act of killing one's wife)

va
<i>pr</i> of <b>vader</b> 1. go, goes; [grammatical function: auxiliary, forming the future or immediate future];<br><b>va!</b> go!;<br><b>io va comenciar</b> I shall begin, I am going to begin <hr><i>see</i> <i>also:</i> <b>vader</b>

vaal
<b>Vaal</b><br><i>npr</i> Vaal (river)

vacante, vacantemente, vacantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>vacar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> vacant, not occupied

vacantia, vacantias
<i>n</i> vacancy (= unoccupied post);<br><b>vacantias</b> vacation, recess

vacar, vaca, vacante, vacara, vacarea, vacate, vacava
<i>v</i> 1. to be vacant, unoccupied; 2. to be in recess

vacca, vaccas
<i>n</i> 1. cow (= female bovine); 2. cowhide

vacch
<b>vacch-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vacca</b>

vaccheria, vaccherias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. cow stables; 2. dairy farm

vacchero, vaccheros
<i>n</i> cowherd, cowboy

vaccin, vaccines, vaccinmente
<i>adj</i> vaccine

vaccinal, vaccinales, vaccinalmente
<i>adj</i> vaccinal

vaccinar, vaccina, vaccinante, vaccinara, vaccinarea, vaccinate, vaccinava
<i>v</i> to vaccinate

vaccination, vaccinationes
<i>n</i> vaccination

vaccinator, vaccinatores
<i>n</i> vaccinator (= one who vaccinates)

vaccinic, vaccinicamente, vacciniches
<i>adj</i> vaccinal, vaccinic

vaccino, vaccinos
<i>n</i> vaccine (= preparation for vaccination and inoculation)

vaccinogene, vaccinogenemente, vaccinogenes
<b>vaccinogene</b><br><i>adj</i> vaccinogenic

vacillamento, vacillamentos
<i>n</i> (act of) vacillating, vacillation

vacillar, vacilla, vacillante, vacillara, vacillarea, vacillate, vacillava
<i>v</i> 1. to vacillate; 2. to flicker; 3. to be unsteady or shaky

vacillation, vacillationes
<i>n</i> 1. vacillation; 2. (act of) flickering, shaking, etc.;<br><b>le vacillation de un barca</b> the rocking of a (row)boat

vacillatori, vacillatorimente, vacillatoris
<i>adj</i> 1. vacillatory; 2. flickering, shaking, etc.

vacuar, vacua, vacuante, vacuara, vacuarea, vacuate, vacuava
<i>v</i> to empty, make empty

vacue, vacuemente, vacues
<i>adj</i> empty

vacuitate, vacuitates
<i>n</i> emptiness, vacuity

vacuo, vacuos
<i>n</i> emptiness; void; <i>also:</i> vacuum

vacuolo, vacuolos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Biol.] vacuole

vadabile, vadabilemente, vadabiles
<i>adj</i> fordable

vadar, vada, vadante, vadara, vadarea, vadate, vadava
<i>v</i> to ford, wade through

vademecum, vademecumes
<b>(-m-)</b><br><i>n</i> vade mecum

vader, vade, vadente, vadera, vaderea, vadeva, vadite, vase
<b>[vad-/-vas-]</b><br><i>v</i> to go

vado, vados
<i>n</i> ford

vagabundage, vagabundages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> vagabondage

vagabundar, vagabunda, vagabundante, vagabundara, vagabundarea, vagabundate, vagabundava
<i>v</i> to vagabond

vagabunde, vagabundemente, vagabundes
<i>adj</i> vagabond

vagabundo, vagabundos
<i>n</i> vagabond

vagar, vagares
<i>n</i> to wander about, ramble

vage, vagemente, vages
<i>adj</i> 1. wandering about, rambling; 2. vague (= not clearly defined)

vagina, vaginas
<i>n</i> 1. sheath; 2. [Anat.] vagina

vaginal, vaginales, vaginalmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat.] vaginal

vaginismo, vaginismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] vaginismus (= spasmodic contractions of the vagina)

vaginitis, vaginites
<b>(-tis)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] vaginitis

vaginula, vaginulas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] vaginule

vaina, vainas
<b>(-na)</b><br><i>n</i> sheath, scabbard, etc.

vainero, vaineros
<i>n</i> sheather, scabbard maker

valde
<b>[valde]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. vehemently, strongly; 2. exceedingly, very much

valdese, valdesemente, valdeses
<i>adj/n</i> Waldensian;<br><b>valdeses</b> Waldenses

valdo, peter valdo
<B>Valdo, Peter</B><BR><I>npr</I> Peter Waldo [founder of the Waldenses]

vale
<B>vale!</B><BR><I>interj</I> <I>vale!</I> (= farewell!)

valente, valentemente, valentes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>valer</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> valiant

valentia, valentias
<i>n</i> 1. valor, bravery; 2. [Chem.] valence

valer, vale, valente, valera, valerea, valeva, valite
<i>v</i> 1. to be worth (= to be equal to, in value or in price); 2. to be courageous

valetude, valetudes
<i>n</i> (state of) health

valetudin
<b>valetudin-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>valetude</b>

valetudinari, valetudinarimente, valetudinaris
<i>adj</i> invalid, infirm

valetudinario, valetudinarios
<i>n</i> invalid

valge, valgemente, valges
<i>adj</i> bow-legged

valhalla, valhallas
<b>Valhalla</b><br><i>n</i> [Mythol.] Valhalla

validar, valida, validante, validara, validarea, validate, validava
<i>v</i> to validate (= to render valid)

validation, validationes
<i>n</i> validation (= act of rendering valid)

valide, validemente, valides
<i>adj</i> 1. able-bodied, robust; 2. valid

validitate, validitates
<i>n</i> 1. robustness, vigor; 2. validity

valise, valises
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> traveling bag, valise; <i>also:</i> suitcase, satchel, etc.

valkyria, valkyrias
<i>n</i> Valkyrie

vallar, valla, vallante, vallara, vallarea, vallate, vallava
<i>v</i> to surround with a rampart

vallata, vallatas
<i>n</i> valley

vallation, vallationes
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) surrounding with a rampart; 2. rampart, circumvallation

valle, valles
<i>n</i> valley;<br><b>lilio del valles</b> lily of the valley;<br><b>per (le) montes e valles</b> over hill and dale;<br><b>valle de lacrimas</b> vale of tears

vallea, valleas
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> valley

vallo, vallos
<i>n</i> rampart, circumvallation

valor, valores
<i>n</i> 1. value, worth; 2. valor;<br><b>valores</b> [Com.] holdings (as stock, shares, etc.)

valorisar, valorisa, valorisante, valorisara, valorisarea, valorisate, valorisava
<i>v</i> to valorize (= to fix prices by valorization)

valorisation, valorisationes
<i>n</i> valorization

valorose, valorosemente, valoroses
<i>adj</i> valorous

valuta, valutas
<i>n</i> 1. value (= monetary worth of a thing); 2. [Fin.] (monetary) standard

valutar, valuta, valutante, valutara, valutarea, valutate, valutava
<i>v</i> to value, appraise

valutation, valutationes
<i>n</i> valuation, appraisal

valva, valvas
<i>n</i> 1. leaf or wing (of a folding door); 2. [Bot., Zool., etc.] valve (as in "valves of the pericarp")

valvar, valvares, valvarmente
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] valvar, valvular

valvate, valvatemente, valvates
<i>adj</i> [Bot., Zool.] valvate

valvula, valvulas
<i>n</i> valve (1. [Anat.] as in "heart valves"; 2. [Engin.]; <i>also:</i> tap, spigot, faucet, etc.; 3. [Radio, Elec., etc.] tube);<br><b>valvula de securitate</b> safety valve

valvular, valvulares, valvularmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat., etc.] valvular

vamos
<b>[vamos] (v-)</b><br><i>pr 1me pers pl</i> of <b>vader</b> I. (we) go, are going; II. let's go, let us go; III. [Grammatical functions: 1. auxiliary, forming the future or immediate future; 2. auxiliary, forming the imperative];<br><b>vamos comenciar</b> 1. we shall begin, are going to begin; 2. let's begin, let us begin

vampir, vampires
<i>n</i> vampire (1. bloodsucking ghost or reanimated corpse; 2. [Zool.] vampire bat)

vampirismo, vampirismos
<i>n</i> vampirism

van, vanes, vanmente
<i>adj</i> vain (1. futile; 2. worthless; 3. conceited);<br><b>in van</b> in vain <hr><b>[van]</b><br><i>pr pl</i> of <b>vader</b> 1. go; 2. [grammatical function: auxiliary forming the future or immediate future];<br><b>nos van comenciar</b> we shall begin, we are going to begin<br>(= <b>(nos, vos, illes, illas, illos) va</b>)

vandale, vandalemente, vandales
<i>adj</i> 1. Vandal, Vandalic (= pertaining to the Vandals); 2. vandal, vandalish (= wantonly destructive)

vandalic, vandalicamente, vandaliches
<i>adj</i> 1. Vandal, Vandalic (= pertaining to the Vandals; 2. vandal, vandalish (= wantonly destructive)

vandalismo, vandalismos
<i>n</i> vandalism

vandalo, vandalos
<b>(vn-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. [Hist.] Vandal; 2. vandal (= wanton destroyer)

vangloria, vanglorias
<b>vangloria</b><br><i>n</i> boastfulness, vainglory

vangloriar, vangloria, vangloriante, vangloriara, vangloriarea, vangloriate, vangloriava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>vangloriar se</b> to brag, boast

vangloriose, vangloriosemente, vanglorioses
<i>adj</i> vainglorious, boastful

vanguarda, vanguardas
<i>n</i> [Mil.] vanguard

vanilla, vanillas
<i>n</i> vanilla

vanillate, vanillatemente, vanillates
<i>adj</i> vanilla-flavored

vanillina, vanillinas
<i>n</i> [Bot., Chem.] vanillin

vanillismo, vanillismos
<i>n</i> [Med.] vanillism

vanitate, vanitates
<i>n</i> vanity (1. futility; 2. conceit, vainglory)

vanitose, vanitosemente, vanitoses
<i>adj</i> vainglorious, conceited

vannar, vanna, vannante, vannara, vannarea, vannate, vannava
<i>v</i> to winnow

vannatura, vannaturas
<i>n</i> chaff (= husks separated from the grain hy winnowing)

vanno, vannos
<i>n</i> winnow, winnowing fan

vantar, vanta, vantante, vantara, vantarea, vantate, vantava
<i>v</i> to boast of, vaunt;<br><b>vantar se</b> to boast (about oneself)

vanteria, vanterias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> boasting, vauntery

vapor, vapores
<i>n</i> 1. steam, vapor; 2. steamer, steamship;<br><b>machina de vapor</b> steam engine;<br><b>banio de vapor</b> steam bath;<br><b>nave a vapor</b> steamer, steamship

vaporisar, vaporisa, vaporisante, vaporisara, vaporisarea, vaporisate, vaporisava
<i>v</i> to vaporize (1. to evaporate; 2. to atomize, spray)

vaporisation, vaporisationes
<i>n</i> vaporization, evaporation

vaporisator, vaporisatores
<i>n</i> vaporizer, atomizer

vaporose, vaporosemente, vaporoses
<i>adj</i> vaporous

vaporositate, vaporositates
<i>n</i> vaporosity, vaporousness

var, vares, varmente
<i>adj</i> knock-kneed

vari
<b>vari-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>variola</b>

variabile, variabilemente, variabiles
<i>adj</i> variable

variabilitate, variabilitates
<i>n</i> variability

variante, variantemente, variantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>variar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> variant, varying <hr><i>n</i> variant

variar, varia, variante, variara, variarea, variate, variava
<i>v</i> to vary (1. to differ; 2. to modify, alter)

variate, variatemente, variates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>variar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> varied

variation, variationes
<i>n</i> variation;<br><b>thema con variationes</b> theme with variations;<br><b>calculo del variationes</b> calculus of variations

varice, varices
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] varix, varicose vein

varicella, varicellas
<i>n</i> [Med.] chicken pox, varicella

varicocele, varicoceles
<b>varicocele</b><br><i>n</i> varicocele

varicose, varicosemente, varicoses
<i>adj</i> varicose

varie, variemente, varies
<i>adj</i> 1. various (1. different, diverse; 2. several, diverse); II. variable, inconstant

varietate, varietates
<i>n</i> variety (1. variedness, difference; 2. [Biol.]);<br><b>theatro de varietates</b> vaudeville theater

variola, variolas
<b>(-r-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] smallpox, variola

variolar, variolares, variolarmente
<i>adj</i> [Med.] variolar, variolous, variolic

variolic, variolicamente, varioliches
<i>adj</i> [Med.] variolic, variolar, variolous

varioloide, varioloides
<i>n</i> [Med.] varioloid

variolose, variolosemente, varioloses
<i>adj</i> [Med.] variolous, variolic, variolar

varion, variones
<i>n</i> minnow

varsovia
<b>Varsovia</b><br><i>npr</i> Warsaw

vascello, vascellos
<i>n</i> vessel (= ship)

vascular, vasculares, vascularmente
<i>adj</i> [Anat., Bot.] vascular (as in "vascular membrane, tissue, etc.")

vascularitate, vascularitates
<i>n</i> [Anat., Bot.] vascularity

vasculo, vasculos
<i>n</i> 1. vessel, container; 2. vasculum

vasculose, vasculosemente, vasculoses
<i>adj</i> [Anat., Bot.] vascular

vaselina, vaselinas
<i>n</i> Vaseline

vaso, vasos
<i>n</i> 1. vessel (= hollow container); 2. vase;<br><b>vasos communicante</b> communicating vessels;<br><b>vaso de election</b> [Eccl.] chosen vessel;<br><b>vaso sanguinari</b> blood vessel

vasomotor, vasomotores, vasomotormente
<b>vasomotor</b><br><i>adj</i> [Anat.] vasomotor

vassallage, vassallages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] vassalage (= state of being a vassal)

vassallo, vassallos
<i>n</i> [Hist.] vassal; <i>also: attrib.</i>

vastar, vasta, vastante, vastara, vastarea, vastate, vastava
<i>v</i> to lay waste

vaste, vastemente, vastes
<i>adj</i> 1. waste (as in "to lay waste"); 2. vast (= extensive in area or range)

vastitate, vastitates
<i>n</i> vastness

vatican, vaticanes, vaticanmente
<i>adj</i> Vatican (1. as in "Vatican Hill"; 2. pertaining to the Vatican);<br><b>Citate Vatican</b> Vatican City

vaticano, vaticanos
<b>Vaticano</b><br><i>n</i> 1. Vatican Hill; 2. Vatican

vaudeville, vaudevilles
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> vaudeville

vece, veces
<b>[vece]</b><br><i>n</i> time (as in "three times");<br><b>alcun veces</b> sometimes;<br><b>un vece</b> once (= one time; at one time);<br><b>a veces</b> at times;<br><b>altere vece</b> again;<br><b>plure veces</b> several times, repeatedly<br>(= <b>vice</b>)

vect
<b>vect-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>veher</b>

vecte, vectes
<i>n</i> 1. crowbar, pry, lever, etc.

vector, vectores
<i>n</i> 1. conveyer, conveyor; 2. [Math.] vector

vectorial, vectoriales, vectorialmente
<i>adj</i> [Math.] vectorial

veget
<b>veget-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vegetal</b>

vegetabile, vegetabilemente, vegetabiles
<i>adj</i> vegetable

vegetal, vegetales, vegetalmente
<i>adj</i> vegetal, vegetable;<br><b>le regno vegetal</b> the vegetable kingdom <hr><i>n</i> vegetable

vegetar, vegeta, vegetante, vegetara, vegetarea, vegetate, vegetava
<i>v</i> to vegetate (1. to grow, as plants, seeds, etc.; 2. to live a merely physical life)

vegetarian, vegetarianes, vegetarianmente
<i>adj</i> vegetarian

vegetarianismo, vegetarianismos
<i>n</i> vegetarianism

vegetariano, vegetarianos
<i>n</i> vegetarian

vegetation, vegetationes
<i>n</i> vegetation (1. action of vegetating; 2. plant life, plants collectively)

vegetative, vegetativemente, vegetatives
<i>adj</i> vegetative

vegete, vegetemente, vegetes
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>adj</i> healthy, vigorous, flourishing

vegetoanimal, vegetoanimales, vegetoanimalmente
<b>vegetoanimal</b><br><i>adj</i> vegeto-animal

vegetomineral, vegetominerales, vegetomineralmente
<b>vegetomineral</b><br><i>adj</i> vegeto-mineral

vehemente, vehementemente, vehementes
<i>adj</i> vehement, impetuous

vehementia, vehementias
<i>n</i> vehemence

veher, vecte, vehe, vehente, vehera, veherea, veheva, vehite
<b>[veh-/vect-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds and derivatives]

vehicular, vehicula, vehiculante, vehiculara, vehicularea, vehiculares, vehicularmente, vehiculate, vehiculava
<i>adj</i> vehicular <hr><i>v</i> to convey in a vehicle

vehiculo, vehiculos
<i>n</i> vehicle; <i>also:</i> [Pharm.]

vel
<b>[vel]</b><br><i>conj</i> or, or rather;<br><b>vel ... vel</b> either ... or<br>(= <b>o</b>)

vela, velas
<i>n</i> sail ("the sail of a ship");<br><b>facer vela</b> to make sail;<br><b>poner al vela</b> to set sail;<br><b>a plen vela</b> under full sail;<br><b>sub vela</b> under sail

velar, vela, velante, velara, velarea, velares, velarmente, velate, velava
<i>adj</i> velar; <i>also:</i> [Phonet.] <hr><i>v</i> to veil

velario, velarios
<i>n</i> [Rom. Antiq.] velarium

velero, veleros
<i>n</i> sailmaker

velia, velias
<i>n</i> waking, being awake

veliar, velia, veliante, veliara, veliarea, veliate, veliava
<i>v</i> 1. to stay awake; 2. to watch, be on the lookout

veliero, velieros
<i>n</i> sailing ship; sailboat

velle
<b>[velle]</b><br><i>subj pass</i> of <b>voler</b> 1. would, would wish, would like; 2. [Grammatical function: auxiliary, forming the conditional];<br><b>ille velle comenciar</b> 1. he would like to begin; 2. he would begin

veller
<b>-veller [-vell-/-vuls-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in compounds]

velo, velos
<i>n</i> veil (as in "bridal veil");<br><b>velo (del palato)</b> soft palate, velum <hr><b>velo-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>velocipede</b>

veloce, velocemente, veloces
<i>adj</i> speedy, swift

velocifero, velociferos
<b>(-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. stagecoach express; 2. velocipede, dandy horse

velocimetro, velocimetros
<b>velocimetro (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> speedometer, velocimeter

velocipede, velocipedes
<b>velocipede (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> velocipede

velocipedista, velocipedistas
<i>n</i> velocipedist

velocitate, velocitates
<i>n</i> speed, velocity;<br><b>de alte velocitate</b> high-speed

velodromo, velodromos
<b>velodromo</b><br><i>n</i> velodrome

velopp
<b>-velopp-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

velvet, velvets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> velveteen

vena, venas
<i>n</i> vein (1. blood vessel; 2. as in "veins and arteries"); <i>also:</i> [Bot., Mineral., Geol., etc.];<br><b>vena musical</b> musical vein

venar, vena, venante, venara, venarea, venate, venava
<i>v</i> to hunt, chase <hr><i>v</i> to vein, grain

venate, venatemente, venates
<i>adj</i> veiny, veined

venation, venationes
<i>n</i> (action of) hunting; venation

venator, venatores
<i>n</i> hunter, huntsman

venatori, venatorimente, venatoris
<i>adj</i> hunting, hunter's; venatory

venatura, venaturas
<i>n</i> venation, veining

vender, vende, vendente, vendera, venderea, vendeva, vendite
<i>v</i> to sell (= to exchange for money or other payment)

vendibile, vendibilemente, vendibiles
<i>adj</i> vendible, salable

vendita, venditas
<b>(vn-)</b><br><i>n</i> sale (= act of selling)

venditor, venditores
<i>n</i> vendor (= seller; <i>also:</i> vending machine);<br><b>venditor ambulante</b> peddler

vene
<b>vene-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>veneno</b>

veneficio, veneficios
<b>veneficio</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) poisoning

venenifere, veneniferemente, veneniferes
<i>adj</i> poison-bearing

venenific, venenificamente, venenifiches
<i>adj</i> poison-producing, venenific

veneno, venenos
<i>n</i> poison; <i>also:</i> venom (= poisonous fluid secreted by certain snakes, etc.)

venenose, venenosemente, venenoses
<i>adj</i> poisonous, venomous

venenositate, venenositates
<i>n</i> venomousness

venerabile, venerabilemente, venerabiles
<i>adj</i> venerable

venerabilitate, venerabilitates
<i>n</i> venerability, venerableness

venerar, venera, venerante, venerara, venerarea, venerate, venerava
<i>v</i> to venerate, revere

veneration, venerationes
<i>n</i> veneration, reverence

venerator, veneratores
<i>n</i> venerator

venerdi, venerdis
<b>venerdi (-d)</b><br><i>n</i> Friday;<br><b>Venerdi Sancte</b> Good Friday

venere
<b>Venere</b><br><i>npr</i> Venus (1. [Rom. Relig.]; 2. [Astron.])

veneree, venereemente, venerees
<i>adj</i> venereal

veneria, venerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> hunt, chase, hunting; venery

venete, venetemente, venetes
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>adj</i> 1. [Rom. Antiq.] Venetic (= of Venetia or the Veneti); 2. of Venezia

venetia
<b>Venetia</b><br><i>npr</i> 1. [Rom. Antiq.] Venetia; 2. Venezia; 3. Venice

venetian, venetianes, venetianmente
<i>adj</i> Venetian, of Venice

venetiano, venetianos
<i>n</i> Venetian

veneto, venetos
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> 1. Venetic (= language of the Veneti); 2. one of the Veneti

venezuela
<b>Venezuela</b><br><i>npr</i> Venezuela

venezuelan, venezuelanes, venezuelanmente
<i>adj</i> Venezuelan

venezuelano, venezuelanos
<i>n</i> Venezuelan

vengiabile, vengiabilemente, vengiabiles
<b>(-j-)</b><br><i>adj</i> worthy of revenge

vengiantia, vengiantias
<b>(-jn-)</b><br><i>n</i> vengeance, revenge

vengiar, vengia, vengiante, vengiara, vengiarea, vengiate, vengiava
<b>(-jr)</b><br><i>v</i> to avenge;<br><b>vengiar se</b> to avenge oneself, take revenge

vengiative, vengiativemente, vengiatives
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>adj</i> vengeful, vindictive

vengiator, vengiatores
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> avenger

venia, venias
<i>n</i> mercy, indulgence

venial, veniales, venialmente
<i>adj</i> venial;<br><b>peccato venial</b> venial sin

venialitate, venialitates
<i>n</i> veniality

venir, veni, veniente, venira, venirea, venite, veniva, vente
<b>[ven-/vent-]</b><br><i>v</i> to come;<br><b>venir al mundo</b> to come into the world, be born;<br><b>venir al manos</b> to come to blows;<br><b>facer venir</b> to send for

venita, venitas
<i>n</i> coming

venose, venosemente, venoses
<i>adj</i> venous, venose

venositate, venositates
<i>n</i> venosity, venousness

ventalio, ventalios
<i>n</i> ventail

ventar, venta, ventante, ventara, ventarea, ventate, ventava
<i>v</i> to blow, be windy

ventilar, ventila, ventilante, ventilara, ventilarea, ventilate, ventilava
<i>v</i> I. to fan, winnow (grain); II. to ventilate (1. to supply with fresh air; 2. to discuss openly)

ventilation, ventilationes
<i>n</i> ventilation (1. supplying with fresh air; 2. as in "ventilation of one's grievance")

ventilator, ventilatores
<i>n</i> ventilator;<br><b>ventilator (electric)</b> (electric) fan

vento, ventos
<i>n</i> wind (as in "east wind")

ventose, ventosemente, ventoses
<i>adj</i> 1. windy, gusty; 2. ventose, flatulent

ventositate, ventositates
<i>n</i> ventosity, flatulence

ventral, ventrales, ventralmente
<i>adj</i> abdominal, ventral

ventrata, ventratas
<i>n</i> 1. litter (of puppies, etc.); 2. hearty feed

ventre, ventres
<i>n</i> belly

ventricular, ventriculares, ventricularmente
<i>adj</i> ventricular

ventriculo, ventriculos
<i>n</i> [Anat.] ventricle

ventriloque, ventriloquemente, ventriloques
<b>ventriloque (-tr-)</b><br><i>adj</i> ventriloquous, ventriloquial

ventriloquia, ventriloquias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> ventriloquism, ventriloquy

ventriloquo, ventriloquos
<b>(-tr-)</b><br><i>n</i> ventriloquist

venula, venulas
<i>n</i> [Anat.] venule, veinlet

venus
<b>Venus (v-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Venus (1. [Rom. Relig.]; 2. [Astron.])

ver, veres, vermente
<i>n</i> spring, springtime <hr><i>adj</i> true (= truthful; in accordance with truth or reality)

verace, veracemente, veraces
<i>adj</i> veracious

veracitate, veracitates
<i>n</i> veracity

veranda, verandas
<i>n</i> veranda, verandah

verbal, verbales, verbalmente
<i>adj</i> verbal (1. as in "a verbal contract"; 2. [Gram.])

verberar, verbera, verberante, verberara, verberarea, verberate, verberava
<i>v</i> to beat, whip, flog

verberation, verberationes
<i>n</i> (action of) beating, whipping, flogging; verberation

verbo, verbos
<i>n</i> 1. word; 2. [Gram.] verb;<br><b>le Verbo</b> the Word

verbose, verbosemente, verboses
<i>adj</i> verbose

verbositate, verbositates
<i>n</i> verbosity

verde, verdemente, verdes
<i>adj</i> green;<br><b>fructo verde</b> green fruit (= unripe fruit);<br><b>vino verde</b> hard, sharp, wine;<br><b>le annos verde</b> the green years;<br><b>verde vetulessa</b> green old age <hr><i>n</i> (the color) green

verdear, verdea, verdeante, verdeara, verdearea, verdeate, verdeava
<i>v</i> to become green

verdemar, verdemares, verdemarmente
<b>verdemar</b><br><i>adj</i> sea-green

verdicto, verdictos
<b>verdicto</b><br><i>n</i> verdict

verdiero, verdieros
<i>n</i> orchard

verdura, verduras
<i>n</i> I. verdure (1. fresh greenness; 2. green vegetation); II. greens (= green vegetables)

vere
<b>[vere]</b><br><i>adv</i> truly, really, indeed, even<br>(= <b>vero</b>)

verger, verge, vergente, vergera, vergerea, vergeva, vergite
<i>v</i> to verge (as in "a hill verges to the north")

vergonia, vergonias
<i>n</i> shame (1. "feeling of shame"; 2. disgrace);<br><b>haber vergonia</b> to be ashamed

vergoniose, vergoniosemente, vergonioses
<i>adj</i> 1. bashful, modest; 2. shameful, disgraceful

veridic, veridicamente, veridiches
<b>veridic (-r-)</b><br><i>adj</i> truthful, veridical

veridicitate, veridicitates
<i>n</i> truthfulness, veracity

verificabile, verificabilemente, verificabiles
<i>adj</i> verifiable

verificar, verifica, verificante, verificara, verificarea, verificate, verificava
<i>v</i> to verify (1. to confirm the truth of; 2. to test or check the correctness of);<br><b>verificar un conto</b> to check, audit an account

verification, verificationes
<i>n</i> verification

verificator, verificatores
<i>n</i> verifier

verisimile, verisimilemente, verisimiles
<b>verisimile</b><br><i>adj</i> likely, probable, verisimilar

verisimilitude, verisimilitudes
<i>n</i> likelihood, probability, verisimilitude

verismo, verismos
<i>n</i> verism

verista, veristas
<i>n</i> verist; <i>attrib.</i> verist, veristic

veritate, veritates
<i>n</i> truth; <i>also:</i> verity;<br><b>dicer le veritate</b> to tell the truth;<br><b>a dicer le veritate</b> to tell the truth;<br><b>in veritate</b> in truth, truly, really

verme, vermes
<i>n</i> worm;<br><b>verme de terra</b> earthworm

vermente
<i>adv</i> really, truly; indeed

vermicelli
<b>[I]</b><br><i>npl</i> vermicelli

vermicida, vermicidas
<b>vermicida</b><br><i>n</i> vermicide; <i>attrib.</i> vermicidal

vermiforme, vermiformemente, vermiformes
<b>vermiforme</b><br><i>adj</i> vermiform;<br><b>appendice vermiforme</b> vermiform appendix

vermifuge, vermifugemente, vermifuges
<b>vermifuge (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> vermifuge <hr><b>vermifuge (--)</b><br><i>n</i> vermifuge

vermilie, vermiliemente, vermilies
<i>adj</i> bright red, scarlet, vermilion, etc.

vermilion, vermiliones
<i>n</i> vermilion

vermina, verminas
<b>(vr-)</b><br><i>n</i> vermin

verminose, verminosemente, verminoses
<i>adj</i> verminous (1. infested with vermin; 2. [Pathol.])

vermivore, vermivoremente, vermivores
<b>vermivore</b><br><i>adj</i> vermivorous

vermut, vermutes
<i>n</i> vermouth

vernal, vernales, vernalmente
<i>adj</i> vernal, spring;<br><b>equinoctio vernal</b> vernal equinox

vernissar, vernissa, vernissante, vernissara, vernissarea, vernissate, vernissava
<i>v</i> to varnish

vernissator, vernissatores
<i>n</i> varnisher

vernisse, vernisses
<i>n</i> varnish

vero
<b>[vero]</b><br><i>adv</i> truly, really, indeed, even<br>(= <b>vere</b>)

verosimilante, verosimilantemente, verosimilantes
<b>verosimilante</b><br><i>adj</i> likely, probable, verisimilar

verosimilantia, verosimilantias
<i>n</i> verisimilitude, probability

verre, verres
<i>n</i> boar (= male swine)

verruca, verrucas
<i>n</i> wart; <i>also:</i> [Med., Zool.] verruca

verrucaria, verrucarias
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Verrucaria

verruciforme, verruciformemente, verruciformes
<b>verruciforme</b><br><i>adj</i> wart-shaped, verruciform

verrucose, verrucosemente, verrucoses
<i>adj</i> warty; <i>also:</i> [Med.] verrucose

verrucositate, verrucositates
<i>n</i> verrucosity

vers
<b>vers-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>verter</b>

versar, versa, versante, versara, versarea, versate, versava
<i>v</i> -;<br><b>versar se in</b> to become familiar or conversant with, to verse oneself in

versate, versatemente, versates
<i>adj</i> -;<br><b>versate in</b> versed in, conversant with

versatile, versatilemente, versatiles
<i>adj</i> versatile (1. fickle, variable; 2. as in "versatile genius")

versatilitate, versatilitates
<i>n</i> versatility

versetto, versettos
<i>n</i> 1. verse (of the Bible); 2. [Liturgy] versicle

versiculo, versiculos
<i>n</i> versicle

versificar, versifica, versificante, versificara, versificarea, versificate, versificava
<i>v</i> to versify (1. to write verse; 2. to relate in verse)

versification, versificationes
<i>n</i> versification

versificator, versificatores
<i>n</i> versifier

version, versiones
<i>n</i> I. (act of) turning or turning round; II. version (1. translation; 2. as in "two versions of an affair")

verso, versos
<i>n</i> 1. [Poet.] verse; 2. [Typog., etc.] verso (= reverse or left-hand page);<br><b>verso leonin</b> Leonine verse;<br><b>verso libere</b> free verse <hr><i>prep</i> toward(s); <i>also:</i> to, in the direction of, etc.

versta, verstas
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> verst

vertebra, vertebras
<b>(vr-)</b><br><i>n</i> vertebra

vertebral, vertebrales, vertebralmente
<i>adj</i> vertebral

vertebrate, vertebratemente, vertebrates
<i>adj</i> vertebrate

vertebrato, vertebratos
<i>n</i> [Zool.] vertebrate

verter, verse, verte, vertente, vertera, verterea, verteva, vertite
<b>[vert-/-vers-]</b><br><i>v</i> to turn, turn round; <i>also:</i> to turn, bend

vertical, verticales, verticalmente
<i>adj</i> vertical

verticalitate, verticalitates
<i>n</i> verticality

vertice, vertices
<b>(vr-)</b><br><i>n</i> vertex (1. top, summit; 2. [Anat.]; 3. [Math.])

verticillate, verticillatemente, verticillates
<i>adj</i> [Bot.] verticillate, verticillated

verticillo, verticillos
<i>n</i> [Bot.] verticil

verticitate, verticitates
<i>n</i> verticity

vertigine, vertigines
<i>n</i> dizziness, giddiness, vertigo

vertiginose, vertiginosemente, vertiginoses
<i>adj</i> vertiginous (1. dizzy, giddy; 2. causing vertigo or giddiness; 3. whirling, rotatory)

verve, verves
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> animation, zest, verve

vesica, vesicas
<b>(-ca)</b><br><i>n</i> [Anat.] (urinary) bladder;<br><b>vesica biliari</b> [Anat.] gall bladder;<br><b>vesica natatori</b> [Ichthyol.] air bladder, swim or swimming bladder

vesical, vesicales, vesicalmente
<i>adj</i> vesical

vesicante, vesicantemente, vesicantes
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>vesicar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> vesicant, vesicatory <hr><i>n</i> vesicant, vesicatory

vesicar, vesica, vesicante, vesicara, vesicarea, vesicate, vesicava
<i>v</i> [Med.] to blister, vesicate

vesicatori, vesicatorimente, vesicatoris
<i>adj</i> vesicatory, vesicant

vesicula, vesiculas
<i>n</i> vesicle (1. [Anat.]; 2. [Med.] blister; 3. [Bot.])

vesicular, vesiculares, vesicularmente
<i>adj</i> vesicular (= having the form or structure of a vesicle)

vesir, vesires
<b>[Tu.]</b><br><i>n</i> vizier

vesirato, vesiratos
<i>n</i> vizierate

vespa, vespas
<i>n</i> wasp

vespera, vesperas
<b>(vs-)</b><br><i>n</i> evening;<br><b>iste vespera</b> this evening, tonight;<br><b>le vespera</b> in the evening, evenings;<br><b>heri vespera</b> last night;<br><b>mane vespera</b> tomorrow night;<br><b>vesperas</b> [Eccl.] vespers

vesperal, vesperales, vesperalmente
<i>adj</i> vesperal, vespertine <hr><i>n</i> [Eccl.] vesperal

vespere, vesperes
<i>n</i> evening;<br><b>iste vespere</b> tonight;<br><b>le vespere</b> in the evening, evenings;<br><b>heri vespere</b> last night;<br><b>mane vespere</b> tomorrow night

vespertilion, vespertiliones
<i>n</i> [Zool.] bat

vespertin, vespertines, vespertinmente
<i>adj</i> vespertine, vespertinal

vespiario, vespiarios
<i>n</i> wasp's nest

vesta
<b>Vesta</b><br><i>npr</i> Vesta (1. [Rom. Relig.]; 2. [Astron.])

vestal, vestales, vestalmente
<i>adj</i> vestal (1. pertaining to Vesta; 2. pertaining to a vestal virgin) <hr><i>n</i> vestal (virgin)

veste, vestes
<i>n</i> (outer) garment

vestiario, vestiarios
<i>n</i> cloakroom, checkroom

vestibulo, vestibulos
<b>(-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> vestibule; <i>also:</i> [Anat.]

vestigial, vestigiales, vestigialmente
<i>adj</i> vestigial

vestigio, vestigios
<i>n</i> 1. footprint; 2. vestige

vestimento, vestimentos
<i>n</i> 1. garment, piece of clothing; 2. [Eccl.] vestment;<br><b>vestimentos</b> clothing, clothes, apparel

vestir, vesti, vestiente, vestira, vestirea, vestite, vestiva
<i>v</i> 1. to dress (a person); 2. to put on (a garment);<br><b>vestir de</b> to dress (a person) in

vestitura, vestituras
<i>n</i> clothing, clothes, apparel

vesuvian, vesuvianes, vesuvianmente
<i>adj</i> Vesuvian

vesuvianite, vesuvianites
<i>n</i> [Geol.] veruvianite

vesuvio
<b>Vesuvio</b><br><i>npr</i> Vesuvius

vet
<b>vet-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vetere</b>

veteran, veteranes, veteranmente
<i>adj</i> veteran

veterano, veteranos
<i>n</i> veteran

vetere, veteremente, veteres
<i>adj</i> old (1. not young; 2. not new);<br><b>le Vetere Testamento</b> the Old Testament;<br><b>le Vetere Mundo</b> the Old World

veterinari, veterinarimente, veterinaris
<i>adj</i> veterinary

veterinario
<i>v</i> veterinarian, veterinary surgeon

veto, vetos
<i>n</i> veto;<br><b>poner su veto (a un cosa)</b> to veto (something)

vetula, vetulas
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> old woman

vetule, vetulemente, vetules
<i>adj</i> old (1. not young; 2. not new)

vetulessa, vetulessas
<i>n</i> 1. old age; 2. oldness

vetulo, vetulos
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> old man

vetus
<b>vetus-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vetere</b>

vetustate, vetustates
<i>n</i> 1. old age; oldness; 2. antiqueness

vetuste, vetustemente, vetustes
<i>adj</i> 1. very old; 2. antiquated

vexar, vexa, vexante, vexara, vexarea, vexate, vexava
<i>v</i> to vex, annoy, irritate

vexation, vexationes
<i>n</i> vexation, irritation

vexator, vexatores
<i>n</i> vexer

vexatori, vexatorimente, vexatoris
<i>adj</i> vexatious

via, vias
<i>n</i> way (=road, path); <i>also:</i> route; course (of action);<br><b>vias (respiratori, digestive, </b>etc.<b>)</b> [Anat.] (respiratory, digestive, etc.) tracts, passages, etc.;<br><b>via sic (humide)</b> [Chem.] dry (wet) process;<br><b>via lactee</b> Milky Way;<br><b>vias de facto</b> acts of violence, assault and battery <hr><i>prep</i> via, by way of

viabile, viabilemente, viabiles
<i>adj</i> passable (= that can be passed or traversed) <hr><i>adj</i> viable, capable of living

viabilitate, viabilitates
<i>n</i> passableness (= state of being passable or traversable)<hr><i>n</i> viability (= capacity for living)

viaducto, viaductos
<b>viaducto</b><br><i>n</i> viaduct

viage, viages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> journey, trip; <i>also:</i> voyage;<br><b>facer un viage</b> to make or take a trip

viagiar, viagia, viagiante, viagiara, viagiarea, viagiate, viagiava
<b>(-jr)</b><br><i>v</i> to travel

viagiator, viagiatores
<b>(-ja-)</b><br><i>n</i> traveler; voyager

viatico, viaticos
<i>n</i> viaticum (1. provisions for a journey; 2. [R.C.Ch.])

vibrante, vibrantemente, vibrantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>vibrar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> vibrant

vibrar, vibra, vibrante, vibrara, vibrarea, vibrate, vibrava
<i>v</i> to vibrate

vibratile, vibratilemente, vibratiles
<i>adj</i> vibratile

vibration, vibrationes
<i>n</i> vibration

vibrato, vibratos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] vibrato

vibrator, vibratores
<i>n</i> vibrator

vibratori, vibratorimente, vibratoris
<i>adj</i> vibratory, vibrating

vic
<b>vic-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>viginti</b>

vicari, vicarimente, vicaris
<i>adj</i> vicarious

vicarial, vicariales, vicarialmente
<i>adj</i> vicarial (= pertaining to a vicar)

vicariato, vicariatos
<i>n</i> vicariate

vicario, vicarios
<i>n</i> vicar (1. deputy, proxy; 2. [Eccl.])

vice, vices
<i>n</i> 1. turn (as in "my turn"); <i>also:</i> stead; 2. time (as in "three times");<br><b>alicun vices</b> sometimes;<br><b>un vice</b> once (1. on a single occasion; 2. formerly, at one time);<br><b>un vice que</b> once, once that;<br><b>in vice de</b> instead of;<br><b>a vices</b> at times;<br><b>altere vice</b> a second time, once more, once again;<br><b>plure vices</b> several times; repeatedly <hr><b>vice-</b><br><i>prefixo</i> [used with titles] vice- (= one who takes the place of)

vice versa
<b>[L]</b><br><i>vice versa</i>

vicecontato, vicecontatos
<i>n</i> viscountcy

viceconte, vicecontes
<i>n</i> viscount

vicecontessa, vicecontessas
<i>n</i> viscountess

vicennal, vicennales, vicennalmente
<b>vicennal</b><br><i>adj</i> vicennial (1. lasting twenty years; 2. occurring once in twenty years)

vicepresidente, vicepresidentes
<i>n</i> vice-president, vicechairman, etc.

vicepresidentia, vicepresidentias
<i>n</i> vice-presidency, vice-chairmanship, etc.

vicerege, vicereges
<i>n</i> viceroy

vicin, vicines, vicinmente
<i>adj</i> neighboring, adjoining, near

vicinal, vicinales, vicinalmente
<i>adj</i> neighboring, adjoining;<br><b>via vicinal</b> vicinal road

vicinar, vicina, vicinante, vicinara, vicinarea, vicinate, vicinava
<i>v</i> to border upon, neighbor

vicinitate, vicinitates
<i>n</i> neighborhood, vicinity (1. nearness; 2. region, surroundings)

vicino, vicinos
<i>n</i> neighbor

vicissitude, vicissitudes
<i>n</i> vicissitude (as in "after many vicissitudes")

vico, vicos
<i>n</i> 1. street, alley; 2. village, hamlet

vict
<b>vict-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vincer</b>

victima, victimas
<b>(vc-)</b><br><i>n</i> victim

victo, victos
<i>n</i> sustenance, food

victor, victores
<i>n</i> victor

victoria, victorias
<i>n</i> victory

victoriose, victoriosemente, victorioses
<i>adj</i> victorious

victu
<b>victu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>victo</b>

victualia, victualias
<i>n</i> provisions, victuals

victualiar, victualia, victualiante, victualiara, victualiarea, victualiate, victualiava
<i>v</i> to provision, victual

vidente, videntemente, videntes
I. <i>ppr</i> of <b>vider</b>; II. <i>adj</i> seeing (1. having the power of sight; 2. clairvoyant) <hr><i>n</i> clairvoyant

vider, vide, vidente, videra, viderea, videva, vidite, vise, viste
<b>[vid-/vis-/vist-]</b><br><i>v</i> to see;<br><b>vidite que</b> seeing that, considering that

vidua, viduas
<i>n</i> 1. widow; 2. [Bot.] mourning widow, sweet scabious

viduage, viduages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> widowhood

vidual, viduales, vidualmente
<i>adj</i> belonging to widowhood

viduar, vidua, viduante, viduara, viduarea, viduate, viduava
<i>v</i> to widow (= to bereave of a husband)

vidue, viduemente, vidues
<i>adj</i> widowed

viduitate, viduitates
<i>n</i> widowhood

viduo, viduos
<i>n</i> widower

vienna
<b>Vienna</b><br><i>npr</i> Vienna

viennese, viennesemente, vienneses
<i>adj/n</i> Viennese

vig
<b>vig-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>viginti</b>

viger, vige, vigente, vigera, vigerea, vigeva, vigite
<i>v</i> to be vigorous

vigesimal, vigesimales, vigesimalmente
<i>adj</i> vigesimal

vigesime, vigesimemente, vigesimes
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>adj</i> twentieth

vigesimo, vigesimos
<b>(-g-)</b><br><i>n</i> twentieth (part)

vigilante, vigilantemente, vigilantes
1. <i>ppr</i> of <b>vigilar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> vigilant, watchful

vigilantia, vigilantias
<i>n</i> vigilance, watchfulness

vigilar, vigila, vigilante, vigilara, vigilarea, vigilate, vigilava
<i>v</i> 1. to stay awake; 2. to watch, be on the lookout;<br><b>vigilar super</b> to watch over, look after

vigilator, vigilatores
<i>n</i> 1. one who stays awake; 2. watchman, guard

vigile, vigilemente, vigiles
<i>adj</i> awake

vigilia, vigilias
<i>n</i> vigil (1. wakefulness; 2. wakeful attention, watch; 3. eve of a festival)

viginti, vigintimente, vigintis
<i>adj</i> twenty

vignette, vignettes
<b>[F]</b><br><i>n</i> vignette

vigor, vigores
<i>n</i> vigor; <i>also:</i> validity

vigorar, vigora, vigorante, vigorara, vigorarea, vigorate, vigorava
<i>v</i> to invigorate

vigorose, vigorosemente, vigoroses
<i>adj</i> vigorous

vil, viles, vilmente
<i>adj</i> 1. cheap; 2. vile, base;<br><b>a precio vil</b> at a low price

vilayet, vilayetes
<b>[Tu.]</b><br><i>n</i> vilayet

vilificar, vilifica, vilificante, vilificara, vilificarea, vilificate, vilificava
<i>v</i> to vilify

vilification, vilificationes
<i>n</i> vilification

vilipender, vilipende, vilipendente, vilipendera, vilipenderea, vilipendeva, vilipendite
<b>vilipender</b><br><i>v</i> to hold cheap, despise, vilipend

vilitate, vilitates
<i>n</i> 1. cheapness; 2. vileness, baseness

villa, villas
<i>n</i> villa

village, villages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> village

villan, villanes, villanmente
<i>adj</i> 1. living in a village; 2. vile, infamous, villainous

villanage, villanages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Hist.] villenage, villeinage (= status of a villein)

villania, villanias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> vile action, villainy

villano, villanos
<i>n</i> 1. villager, rustic; 2. [Hist.] villein; 3. scoundrel, villain

villetta, villettas
<i>n</i> small villa

villo, villos
<i>n</i> hair, down

villose, villosemente, villoses
<i>adj</i> hairy, villous

villositate, villositates
<i>n</i> hairiness, villosity

villute, villutemente, villutes
<i>adj</i> hairy

villuto, villutos
<i>n</i> velvet;<br><b>villuto costate</b> corduroy

vilna
<b>Vilna [Lithuanian]</b><br><i>npr</i> Vilna, Wilno

vin
<b>vin-</b><br>[occurring in compounds]

vinagrar, vinagra, vinagrante, vinagrara, vinagrarea, vinagrate, vinagrava
<i>v</i> to vinegar, season with vinegar

vinagre, vinagres
<i>n</i> vinegar

vinagreria, vinagrerias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> vinegar factory

vinagrero, vinagreros
<i>n</i> vinegar maker or dealer

vinari, vinarimente, vinaris
<i>adj</i> wine, of wine

vincer, victe, vince, vincente, vincera, vincerea, vinceva, vincite
<b>[vinc-/-vict-]</b><br><i>v</i> to vanquish, overcome

vincibile, vincibilemente, vincibiles
<i>adj</i> vincible, vanquishable

vincimento, vincimentos
<i>n</i> vanquishment

vincitor, vincitores
<i>n</i> victor

vindemia, vindemias
<b>vindemia</b><br><i>n</i> vintage

vindemiar, vindemia, vindemiante, vindemiara, vindemiarea, vindemiate, vindemiava
<i>v</i> to harvest grapes

vindemiator, vindemiatores
<i>n</i> vintager

vindicabile, vindicabilemente, vindicabiles
<i>adj</i> vindicable (= that can or deserves to be vindicated)

vindicantia, vindicantias
<i>n</i> vengeance, revenge

vindicar, vindica, vindicante, vindicara, vindicarea, vindicate, vindicava
<i>v</i> 1. to revenge, avenge; 2. [Law] to vindicate;<br><b>vindicar se de</b> to take vengeance for

vindicative, vindicativemente, vindicatives
<i>adj</i> vindictive

vindicator, vindicatores
<i>n</i> avenger

vindice, vindices
<b>vindice (vn-)</b><br><i>n</i> avenger

vinia, vinias
<i>n</i> vineyard

vinic, vinicamente, viniches
<i>adj</i> vinic

vinicole, vinicolemente, vinicoles
<b>vinicole</b><br><i>adj</i> wine-growing

vinicultura, viniculturas
<b>vinicultura</b><br><i>n</i> viniculture

vinifere, viniferemente, viniferes
<i>adj</i> wine-producing

vinificar, vinifica, vinificante, vinificara, vinificarea, vinificate, vinificava
<i>v</i> to (cause to) turn into wine

vinification, vinificationes
<i>n</i> vinification

vino, vinos
<i>n</i> wine

vinolente, vinolentemente, vinolentes
<i>adj</i> too fond of the bottle, winebibbing

vinolentia, vinolentias
<i>n</i> winebibbing

vinose, vinosemente, vinoses
<i>adj</i> vinous

vinositate, vinositates
<i>n</i> vinosity (= quality of being vinous)

vintesime, vintesimemente, vintesimes
<b>(-sime)</b><br><i>adj</i> twentieth;<br><b>le vintesime parte, le vintesimo</b> the twentieth part, the twentieth

vinti, vintimente, vintis
<i>adj</i> twenty

viola, violas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] Viola; viola; <i>specif.:</i> violet <hr><i>n</i> [Mus.] viola

violabile, violabilemente, violabiles
<i>adj</i> violable

violaceas
<i>npl</i> [Bot.] Violaceae

violacee, violaceemente, violacees
<i>adj</i> violaceous (1. violet, violet-colored; 2. of the Violaceae)

violar, viola, violante, violara, violarea, violate, violava
<i>v</i> to violate (1. "to violate a law, rule, etc."; 2. "to violate a sacred place"; 3. to rape)

violate, violatemente, violates
1. <i>pp</i> of <b>violar</b>; 2. <i>adj</i> violate, violated

violation, violationes
<i>n</i> violation (1. "violation of a law, rule, etc."; 2. "violation of a sacred place"; 3. rape)

violator, violatores
<i>n</i> violator

violentar, violenta, violentante, violentara, violentarea, violentate, violentava
<i>v</i> to do violence to

violente, violentemente, violentes
<i>adj</i> violent

violentia, violentias
<i>n</i> violence;<br><b>facer violentia a</b> to do violence to

violetta, violettas
<i>n</i> [Bot.] violet

violette, violettemente, violettes
<i>adj</i> violet

violetto, violettos
<i>n</i> violet (= color violet)

violinista, violinistas
<i>n</i> violinist

violino, violinos
<i>n</i> violin

violista, violistas
<i>n</i> violist

violon, violones
<i>n</i> bass viol

violoncellista, violoncellistas
<i>n</i> violoncellist

violoncello, violoncellos
<b>[I]</b><br><i>n</i> violoncello

vipera, viperas
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> viper

viperides
<b>(-pr-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Viperidae

viperin, viperines, viperinmente
<i>adj</i> viperine, viperous

viragine, viragines
<i>n</i> virago

virga, virgas
<i>n</i> 1. rod (= straight, slender stick); 2. [Naut.] yard

virgilian, vergilian, vergilianes, virgilianes, vergilianmente, virgilianmente
also: <B>vergilian</B><BR><I>adj</I> Vergilian

virgilio, vergilio
<B>Virgilio, Vergilio</B><BR><I>nprm</I> Vergil

virginal, virginales, virginalmente
<i>adj</i> virginal

virgine, virginemente, virgines
<i>n</i> virgin;<br><b>Virgine</b> [Astron.] Virgo;<br><b>le Virgine</b> the Virgin Mary <hr><i>adj</i> virgin, virginal;<br><b>foreste virgine</b> virgin forest

virginia, virginias
<b>Virginia</b><br><i>n</i> (State of) Virginia;<br><b>tabaco de Virginia</b> Virginia (tobacco)

virginian, virginianes, virginianmente
<i>adj</i> Virginian (= pertaining to Virginia)

virginiano, virginianos
<i>n</i> Virginian (= native or inhabitant of Virginia)

virginitate, virginitates
<i>n</i> virginity

virgula, virgulas
<i>n</i> [Gram.] comma;<br><b>puncto e virgula</b> semicolon;<br><b>bacillo virgula</b> [Med.] comma bacillus

virgular, virgula, virgulante, virgulara, virgularea, virgulate, virgulava
<i>v</i> to (put a) comma

virguletta, virgulettas
<i>n</i> (single) quotation mark;<br><b>virgulettas</b> quotation mark or marks;<br><b>poner (un parola) inter virgulettas</b> to put (a word) in quotation marks

viril, viriles, virilmente
<i>adj</i> virile;<br><b>etate viril</b> manhood

virilitate, virilitates
<i>n</i> I. virility (1. potency; 2. masculinity, manliness); II. manhood (as in "to arrive at manhood")

viro, viros
<i>n</i> man (= male human being)

virose, virosemente, viroses
<i>adj</i> virose, poisonous

virtu
<b>virtu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>virtute</b>

virtual, virtuales, virtualmente
<i>adj</i> virtual

virtualitate, virtualitates
<i>n</i> virtuality

virtuose, virtuosemente, virtuoses
<i>adj</i> virtuous (1. having or exhibiting moral virtue; 2. efficacious, potent)

virtuositate, virtuositates
<i>n</i> virtuosity (= great skill in the methods of an art, especially music)

virtuoso, virtuosos
<i>n</i> virtuoso (= person skilled in the methods of an art, especially music)

virtute, virtutes
<i>n</i> I. manliness, valor; II. virtue (1. active property, potency; 2. moral excellence; 3. chastity in a woman; 4. [Theol.] one of the orders of celestial beings);<br><b>per virtute de</b> by virtue of;<br><b>facer de necessitate virtute</b> to make a virtue of necessity

virulente, virulentemente, virulentes
<i>adj</i> virulent (1. [Bacteriol.]; 2. as in "virulent invective")

virulentia, virulentias
<i>n</i> virulence, virulency

virus, viruses
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Pathol.] virus

vis
<b>vis-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vider</b>

vis--vis, vis-a-vis
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>adv</I> opposite, face to face, <I>vis--vis</I>

visa, visas
<i>n</i> visa, vis

visage, visages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> countenance, face, visage

visar, visa, visante, visara, visarea, visate, visava
<i>v</i> to aim (= to take aim);<br><b>visar a</b> to aim at

visco, viscos
<i>n</i> 1. mistletoe; 2. birdlime

viscose, viscosemente, viscoses
<i>adj</i> viscous

viscositate, viscositates
<i>n</i> viscosity

visibile, visibilemente, visibiles
<i>adj</i> visible

visibilitate, visibilitates
<i>n</i> visibility

visiera, visieras
<i>n</i> visor (1. of a helmet; 2. of a cap)

vision, visiones
<i>n</i> vision

visionari, visionarimente, visionaris
<i>adj</i> visionary

visionario, visionarios
<i>n</i> visionary

visita, visitas
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> visit;<br><b>facer un visita a un persona</b> to call on someone;<br><b>visita domiciliari</b> domiciliary visit;<br><b>derecto de visita</b> right of search or visit;<br><b>visita pastoral</b> pastoral visitation (of a bishop)

visitante, visitantes
<i>n</i> visitant, visitor

visitar, visita, visitante, visitara, visitarea, visitate, visitava
<i>v</i> to visit

visitation, visitationes
<i>n</i> visitation

visitator, visitatores
<i>n</i> visitor, caller

viso, visos
<i>n</i> sight, vision (= power of seeing)

vist
<b>vist-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vider</b>

vista, vistas
<i>n</i> view (1. sight; 2. things seen; 3. mental picture);<br><b>a prime vista</b> at first sight;<br><b>perder de vista</b> to lose sight (of);<br><b>secunde vista</b> second sight;<br><b>puncto de vista</b> point of view;<br><b>in vista de</b> in view of

viste
<i>prep</i> considering, in view of;<br><b>viste que</b> considering that

vistula
<b>Vistula (vs-)</b><br><i>npr</i> Vistula

visual, visuales, visualmente
<i>adj</i> visual (= pertaining to the sense of sight)

vita, vitas
<i>n</i> life;<br><b>ganiar le vita</b> to make a living;<br><b>sin vita</b> without life, lifeless;<br><b>plen de vita</b> full of life, lively

vital, vitales, vitalmente
<i>adj</i> vital;<br><b>fortia vital</b> vital force

vitalismo, vitalismos
<i>n</i> [Philos., Biol.] vitalism

vitalista, vitalistas
<i>n</i> vitalist

vitalitate, vitalitates
<i>n</i> vitality

vitamina, vitaminas
<b>vitamina</b><br><i>n</i> vitamin

vitaminic, vitaminicamente, vitaminiches
<i>adj</i> vitamin, vitaminic

vitaminisar, vitaminisa, vitaminisante, vitaminisara, vitaminisarea, vitaminisate, vitaminisava
<i>v</i> to vitaminize

vitaminologia, vitaminologias
<b>vitaminologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> vitaminology

vitar, vita, vitante, vitara, vitarea, vitate, vitava
<i>v</i> 1. to plant vines; 2. to screw, screw in <hr><b>-vitar</b><br><i>see</i> <b>invitar</b>

vite, vites
<i>n</i> 1. vine, grapevine; 2. screw;<br><b>matre vite</b> [Mech.] nut

vitelligene, vitelligenemente, vitelligenes
<b>vitelligene</b><br><i>adj</i> vitelligenous, vitellogenous (= producing the yolk or vitellus)

vitellin, vitellines, vitellinmente
<i>adj</i> calf, calf's<hr><i>adj</i> 1. yolk, yolk-like, yolk-colored; 2. vitelline (= pertaining to the vitellus)

vitellino, vitellinos
<i>n</i> vellum

vitello, vitellos
<i>n</i> 1. calf (= young of the cow); 2. veal <hr><i>n</i> 1. yolk (of an egg); 2. [Embryol.] vitellus

vitiar, vitia, vitiante, vitiara, vitiarea, vitiate, vitiava
<i>v</i> 1. to corrupt, deprave; II. to vitiate (1. to impair, spoil; 2. to destroy the legal force of)

vitiation, vitiationes
<i>n</i> vitiation

viticola, viticolamente, viticolas
<b>viticola (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> winegrower, viticulturist <hr><b>viticola (-t-)</b><br><i>adj</i> winegrowing, viticultural

viticole, viticolemente, viticoles
<b>viticole</b><br><i>adj</i> viticultural

viticultor, viticultores
<b>viticultor</b><br><i>n</i> wine grower, viticulturist

viticultura, viticulturas
<b>viticultura</b><br><i>n</i> viticulture

vitio, vitios
<i>n</i> 1. vice (= moral fault or failing); 2. defect (as in "defect of eyesight")

vitiose, vitiosemente, vitioses
<i>adj</i> 1. depraved, wicked, vicious; 2. defective, faulty;<br><b>cavallo vitiose</b> vicious horse

vitrar, vitra, vitrante, vitrara, vitrarea, vitrate, vitrava
<i>v</i> to glaze, furnish with glass

vitree, vitreemente, vitrees
<i>adj</i> vitreous (1. of, pertaining to, or derived from, glass; 2. glassy, resembling glass);<br><b>humor vitree</b> [Anat.] vitreous humor

vitrero, vitreros
<i>n</i> glazier

vitriera, vitrieras
<i>n</i> stained glass window

vitrificabile, vitrificabilemente, vitrificabiles
<i>adj</i> vitrifiable

vitrificar, vitrifica, vitrificante, vitrificara, vitrificarea, vitrificate, vitrificava
<i>v</i> to vitrify

vitrification, vitrificationes
<i>n</i> vitrification, vitrifaction

vitrina, vitrinas
<i>n</i> 1. show window; 2. showcase, cabinet

vitriolar, vitriola, vitriolante, vitriolara, vitriolarea, vitriolate, vitriolava
<i>v</i> to throw vitriol at

vitriolic, vitriolicamente, vitrioliches
<i>adj</i> vitriolic

vitriolisar, vitriolisa, vitriolisante, vitriolisara, vitriolisarea, vitriolisate, vitriolisava
<i>v</i> to vitriolize (= convert into vitriol)

vitriolo, vitriolos
<i>n</i> [Chem.] vitriol

vitro, vitros
<i>n</i> I. glass (1. as in "made of glass"; 2. drinking glass); II. windowpane, pane

vitrose, vitrosemente, vitroses
<i>adj</i> vitreous (1. of, pertaining to, derived from, glass; 2. glassy)

vituperabile, vituperabilemente, vituperabiles
<i>adj</i> vituperable, reprehensible, vile

vituperar, vitupera, vituperante, vituperara, vituperarea, vituperate, vituperava
<i>v</i> to vituperate

vituperation, vituperationes
<i>n</i> vituperation

vituperative, vituperativemente, vituperatives
<i>adj</i> vituperative

vituperator, vituperatores
<i>n</i> vituperator

vivace, vivacemente, vivaces
<i>adj</i> vivacious; <i>also:</i> [Mus.] <i>vivace</i>

vivacitate, vivacitates
<i>n</i> vivaciousness, vivacity

vivanda, vivandas
<i>n</i> (dish of) food;<br><b>vivandas</b> viands, victuals

vivandera, vivanderas
<i>n</i> (female) canteen manager, sutler

vivandero, vivanderos
<i>n</i> (male) canteen manager, sutler

vivario, vivarios
<i>n</i> fishpond

vivat
<b>(v-)</b><br>viva, <i>vivat</i>

vive, vivemente, vives
<i>adj</i> 1. alive, live, living; 2. lively;<br><b>(color) vive</b> bright (color);<br><b>de vive voce</b> by word of mouth;<br><b>de vive fortia</b> by sheer force;<br><b>al</b> or <b>in le vive</b> to the quick

vivente, viventemente, viventes
<i>adj</i> alive, living

viver, vive, vivente, vivera, viverea, viveva, vivite
<i>v</i> to live;<br><b>viver de</b> to live on (something);<br><b>maniera de viver</b> way of life, way of living;<br><b>viver (in un loco)</b> to live (in a place)

viveres
<i>npl</i> victuals, food

vivide, vividemente, vivides
<i>adj</i> vivid

vivific, vivificamente, vivifiches
<i>adj</i> vivifying

vivificar, vivifica, vivificante, vivificara, vivificarea, vivificate, vivificava
<i>v</i> to vivify

vivification, vivificationes
<i>n</i> vivification

vivificator, vivificatores
<i>n</i> vivifier

vivipare, viviparemente, vivipares
<b>vivipare</b><br><i>adj</i> viviparous (= producing living young)

vivisection, vivisectiones
<b>vivisection</b><br><i>n</i> vivisection

vivisectionista, vivisectionistas
<i>n</i> vivisectionist

vix
<b>[vix]</b><br><i>adv</i> 1. with difficulty; 2. hardly, scarcely, barely

vocabulario, vocabularios
<i>n</i> vocabulary (1. list of words with their meanings; 2. stock of words used by a person, class of people, profession, etc.)

vocabulo, vocabulos
<i>n</i> word, vocable

vocal, vocales, vocalmente
<i>adj</i> vocal (= pertaining to voice or speech) <hr><i>n</i> vowel

vocalic, vocalicamente, vocaliches
<i>adj</i> vocalic

vocalisation, vocalisationes
<i>n</i> vocalization (1. act of changing into a vowel; 2. [Mus.])

vocalisator, vocalisatores
<i>n</i> [Mus.] vocalizer

vocalismo, vocalismos
<i>n</i> vocalism (= system of vowels)

vocaliso, vocalisos
<i>n</i> [Mus.] exercise in vocalization, vocalizing

vocar, voca, vocante, vocara, vocarea, vocate, vocava
<i>v</i> to call (= to command, ask, etc. to come)

vocation, vocationes
<i>n</i> vocation (1. divine call; 2. action or activity a person feels called upon to perform);<br><b>le vocation de Abraham</b> the call of Abraham

vocative, vocativemente, vocatives
<i>adj</i> vocative

vocativo, vocativos
<i>n</i> [Gram.] vocative, vocative case

voce, voces
<i>n</i> voice (1. as in "human voice"; 2. [Gram.])

vociferante, vociferantemente, vociferantes
<i>adj</i> vociferous

vociferar, vocifera, vociferante, vociferara, vociferarea, vociferate, vociferava
<i>v</i> to bawl, vociferate

vociferation, vociferationes
<i>n</i> vociferation

vociferator, vociferatores
<i>n</i> vociferator

vodka, vodkas
<b>[R]</b><br><i>n</i> vodka

voga, vogas
<i>n</i> 1. (act of) sailing, moving, floating, drifting; 2. vogue;<br><b>esser in voga</b> to be in vogue or in fashion

vogar, voga, vogante, vogara, vogarea, vogate, vogava
<i>v</i> to sail, move, float, drift

voi
<b>[voi]</b><br><i>pron</i> you<br>(= <b>vos</b>)

vol
<b>[vol]</b><br><i>pr</i> of <b>voler</b>; 1. will(s), wish(es); 2. [Grammatical function: auxiliary, forming the future];<br><b>io vol comenciar</b> 1. I wish to begin; 2. I shall begin

volante, volantes
<i>n</i> 1. flywheel; 2. steering wheel; 3. frill, ruffle; 4. shuttlecock

volapk, volapuk
<B>[Vol.]</B><BR><I>n</I> [Interling.] Volapk

volapkismo, volapkismos, volapukismo, volapukismos
<I>n</I> [Interling.] Volapkism

volapkista, volapkistas, volapukista, volapukistas
<I>n</I> [Interling.] Volapkist

volar, vola, volante, volara, volarea, volate, volava
<i>v</i> to fly (as in "birds fly")

volata, volatas
<i>n</i> 1. flight (as in "the flight of a shot," "within an eagle's flight," etc.); 2. [Artil.] chase

volatile, volatilemente, volatiles
<i>adj</i> 1. flying; 2. volatile (= evaporating rapidly);<br><b>sal volatile</b> smelling salts <hr><i>n</i> flying animal, winged creature

volatilisar, volatilisa, volatilisante, volatilisara, volatilisarea, volatilisate, volatilisava
<i>v</i> to volatilize

volatilisation, volatilisationes
<i>n</i> volatilization

volatilitate, volatilitates
<i>n</i> volatility

voler, vole, volente, volera, volerea, voleres, voleva, volite
<i>v</i> to wish, want;<br><b>voler (facer un cosa)</b> to want to (do something);<br><b>voler (un cosa)</b> to want (a thing);<br><b>voler dicer</b> to mean, signify <hr><i>n</i> will (= act of willing)

volga
<b>Volga</b><br><i>npr</i> Volga

volition, volitiones
<i>n</i> volition

volitive, volitivemente, volitives
<i>adj</i> volitive, volitional

volo, volos
<i>n</i> flight (1. action or manner of flying; 2. distance covered in flying)

volt, voltes
<i>n</i> [Elec.] volt<hr><b>volt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>volver</b>

volta, voltas, alessandro volta
<I>n</I> 1. [Man.] volt; 2. vault (= arched ceiling or roof)<HR><B>Volta, Alessandro</B><BR><I>npr</I> [1745-1827; physicist after whom the "volt" is named];<BR><B>lege de Volta</B> Volta's law;<BR><B>effecto Volta</B> Volta effect

voltage, voltages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> voltage

voltaic, voltaicamente, voltaiches
<b>(-ic)</b><br><i>adj</i> voltaic;<br><b>pila voltaic</b> voltaic pile;<br><b>arco voltaic</b> voltaic arc

voltaismo, voltaismos
<b>(-mo)</b><br><i>n</i> voltaism

voltametro, voltametros
<b>voltametro (-t-)</b><br><i>n</i> voltameter

voltampere, voltamperes
<b>voltampere (-pr)</b><br><i>n</i> voltampere

voltar, volta, voltante, voltara, voltarea, voltate, voltava
<i>v</i> to vault (= to cover with a vault)

voltear, voltea, volteante, volteara, voltearea, volteate, volteava
<i>v</i> [Man.] to vault

volteo, volteos
<b>(-o)</b><br><i>n</i> [Man.] (act or art of vaulting)

voltimetro, voltimetros
<b>voltimetro (-metro)</b><br><i>n</i> voltmeter

volu
<b>volu-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>volver</b>

volubile, volubilemente, volubiles
<i>adj</i> voluble (1. apt to roll; 2. [Bot.]; 3. glib, garrulous)

volubilitate, volubilitates
<i>n</i> 1. tendency to roll; 2. volubility, volubleness

volumine, volumines
<i>n</i> volume (1. as in "a work in three volumes"; 2. space occupied, compass)

voluminose, voluminosemente, voluminoses
<i>adj</i> voluminous

volunt
<b>volunt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>voluntate</b>

voluntari, voluntarimente, voluntaris
<i>adj</i> voluntary

voluntariato, voluntariatos
<i>n</i> [Mil.] voluntariate, voluntary service

voluntario, voluntarios
<i>n</i> [Mil.] volunteer

voluntate, voluntates
<i>n</i> will;<br><b>a voluntate</b> at will;<br><b>bon (mal) voluntate</b> good (ill) will;<br><b>de bon voluntate</b> willingly, gladly;<br><b>de mal voluntate</b> unwillingly, grudgingly;<br><b>le ultime voluntate</b> the last will

volupt
<b>volupt-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>voluptate</b>

voluptate, voluptates
<i>n</i> pleasure, delight; <i>specif.:</i> sexual pleasure

voluptuari, voluptuarimente, voluptuaris
<i>adj</i> voluptuous, voluptuary

voluptuario, voluptuarios
<i>n</i> voluptuary

voluptuose, voluptuosemente, voluptuoses
<i>adj</i> voluptuous

voluptuositate, voluptuositates
<i>n</i> voluptuousness

volut
<b>volut-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>volver</b>

voluta, volutas
<i>n</i> volute (1. [Arch.]; 2. [Zool.] any kind of gasteropods)

volver, volte, volute, volve, volvente, volvera, volverea, volveva, volvite
<b>[volv-/volut-/volt-]</b><br><i>v</i> to roll, turn round

volvulo, volvulos
<i>n</i> [Med.] volvulus

vomic, vomicamente, vomiches
<i>adj</i> vomitive, vomitory;<br><b>nuce vomic</b> [Bot.] <i>nux vomica</i>

vomica, vomicas
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Med.] vomica

vomir, vomi, vomiente, vomira, vomirea, vomite, vomiva
<i>v</i> to vomit

vomitar, vomita, vomitante, vomitara, vomitarea, vomitate, vomitava
<i>v</i> to vomit

vomitator, vomitatores
<i>n</i> vomiter

vomitive, vomitivemente, vomitives
<i>adj</i> vomitive, vomitory

vomitivo, vomitivos
<i>n</i> vomitory, emetic

vomito, vomitos
<b>(v-)</b><br><i>n</i> vomit, vomiting

vomitorio, vomitorios
<i>n</i> [Arch.] vomitory, vomitorium

vomiturition, vomituritiones
<i>n</i> [Med.] vomiturition

vorace, voracemente, voraces
<i>adj</i> voracious

voracitate, voracitates
<i>n</i> voraciousness, voracity

vorar, vora, vorante, vorara, vorarea, vorate, vorava
<i>v</i> to devour

vortice, vortices
<b>(vr-)</b><br><i>n</i> whirlpool, vortex

vorticose, vorticosemente, vorticoses
<i>adj</i> vortical, vorticose

vos
<i>pron</i> I. <i>pers</i> you [1. in polite or formal use; addressing one person or several persons (as in "you are", "I love you" "for you"); 2. in familiar or informal use; addressing several persons (as in "you are", "I love you", "for you")]; II. <i>refl</i> 1. yourself [in polite or formal use (as in "you hurt yourself," "to yourself")]; 2. yourselves [in all uses (as in "you hurt yourselves", "to yourselves")]

vosgian, vosgianes, vosgianmente
<i>adj</i> Vosgian (= pertaining to the Vosges Mountains)

vosgos
<b>Vosgos</b><br><i>nprpl</i> Vosges Mountains

vostre, vostremente, vostres
I. <i>adj poss</i> your [1. in polite or formal use; addressing one person or several persons; 2. in familiar or informal use, addressing several persons]; II. <i>pron poss</i> yours [1. in polite or formal use; addressing one person or several persons; 2. in familiar or informal use; addressing several persons]

vot
<b>vot-</b><br><i>see</i> <b>vov-</b>

votante, votantes
<i>n</i> voter

votar, vota, votante, votara, votarea, votate, votava
<i>v</i> I. to vow (1. to promise solemnly; 2. to dedicate); II. to vote (1. to cast a vote; 2. to approve, determine, or grant by a vote)

votive, votivemente, votives
<i>adj</i> votive

voto, votos
<i>n</i> 1. vow (= solemn promise); 2. vote (as in "to cast a vote");<br><b>facer voto de</b> to vow (= to promise solemnly)

vov
<b>vov- [vov-/vot-]</b><br><i>v</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds]

vulcanic, vulcanicamente, vulcaniches
<i>adj</i> 1. Vulcanic, Vulcanian; 2. volcanic; <i>also:</i> [Geol.]

vulcanie, vulcaniemente, vulcanies
<i>adj</i> Vulcanian

vulcanisar, vulcanisa, vulcanisante, vulcanisara, vulcanisarea, vulcanisate, vulcanisava
<i>v</i> 1. [Geol.] to volcanize; 2. [Technol.] to vulcanize

vulcanisation, vulcanisationes
<i>n</i> 1. [Geol.] volcanization; 2. [Technol.] vulcanization

vulcanismo, vulcanismos
<i>n</i> [Geol.] volcanism; <i>also:</i> vulcanism

vulcano
<b>Vulcano</b><br><i>npr</i> [Rom. Relig.] Vulcan;<br><b>vulcano</b> volcano

vulgar, vulgares, vulgarmente
<i>adj</i> vulgar (1. of the common people; 2. low, coarse);<br><b>lingua vulgar</b> vulgar tongue, vernacular

vulgarisar, vulgarisa, vulgarisante, vulgarisara, vulgarisarea, vulgarisate, vulgarisava
<i>v</i> to vulgarize

vulgarisation, vulgarisationes
<i>n</i> vulgarization

vulgarisator, vulgarisatores
<i>n</i> vulgarizer

vulgarismo, vulgarismos
<i>n</i> vulgarism (1. vulgarity; 2. vulgar phrase or expression)

vulgaritate, vulgaritates
<i>n</i> vulgarity

vulgata, vulgatas
<b>Vulgata [L]</b><br><i>n</i> [Theol.] Vulgate

vulgo, vulgos
<i>n</i> common people, vulgus <hr><b>[L]</b><br><i>adv</i> commonly, <i>vulgo</i>

vulnerabile, vulnerabilemente, vulnerabiles
<i>adj</i> vulnerable

vulnerabilitate, vulnerabilitates
<i>n</i> vulnerability

vulnerar, vulnera, vulnerante, vulnerara, vulnerarea, vulnerate, vulnerava
<i>v</i> to wound

vulnerari, vulnerarimente, vulneraris
<i>adj</i> vulnerary

vulneraria, vulnerarias
<i>n</i> vulnerary (= vulnerary remedy)

vulnere, vulneres
<i>n</i> wound

vulpe, vulpes
<i>n</i> fox

vulpin, vulpines, vulpinmente
<i>adj</i> vulpine (1. pertaining to a fox; 2. foxy)

vulture, vultures
<i>n</i> vulture

vulturides
<b>(-tr-)</b><br><i>npl</i> [Zool.] Vulturidae

vulturin, vulturines, vulturinmente
<i>adj</i> vulturine

w.c., wc
<B>W.C. [A]</B><BR><I>n</I> W.C., water closet

wadi, wadis
<b>(-d) [Ar.]</b><br><i>n</i> wadi

wafla, waflas
<i>n</i> waffle

wagon, wagones
<i>n</i> (railroad) car;<br><b>wagon restaurante</b> dining car, diner;<br><b>wagon lectos</b> sleeping car

waldense, waldensemente, waldenses
<i>adj/n</i> Waldensian;<br><b>waldenses</b> Waldenses

waldo, peter
<b>Waldo, Peter</b><br><i>npr</i> [founder of the Waldenses]

walzer, walzeres
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> waltz

water-closet, water-closets
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> water closet, toilet

water-polo, water-polos
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> water polo

watt, wattes
<i>n</i> [Elec.] watt

watt-hora, watt-horas
<i>n</i> watt-hour

watta, wattas
<i>n</i> (absorbent) cotton

wattage, wattages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> [Elec.] wattage

wattar, watta, wattante, wattara, wattarea, wattate, wattava
<i>v</i> to pad, wad, quilt, etc.

wattimetro, wattimetros
<b>wattimetro (--)</b><br><i>n</i> wattmeter

week-end, week-ends
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> week end

west, westes
<i>n</i> west;<br><b>(ir) al west</b> (to go or travel) west;<br><b>(vento) del west</b> west (wind), westerly (wind)

westfalia
<b>Westfalia</b><br><i>npr</i> Westphalia

westfalic, westfalicamente, westfaliches
<i>adj</i> Westphalian

whig, whigs
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> whig

whisky, whiskys
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> whisky

whist, whists
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> whist

wigwam, wigwams
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> wigwam

wilno
<b>Wilno [Polish]</b><br><i>npr</i> Wilno, Vilna

wolfram, wolframes
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> wolfram (1. [Chem.] tungsten; 2. [Mineral.] wolframite)

wolframite, wolframites
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] wolframite

wombat, wombates
<b>(wm-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] wombat

worms
<b>Worms [G]</b><br><i>npr</i> Worms

xen
<b>xen-</b><br><i>adj</i> [occurring in derivatives and compounds] xeno-, xen- (1. strange, foreign; 2. guest)

xenio, xenios
<i>n</i> [Antiq.] xenium (= present given to a guest or to an ambassador)

xenon, xenones
<b>(ks-)</b><br><i>n</i> [Chem.] xenon

xenophile, xenophilemente, xenophiles
<b>xenophile</b><br><i>adj</i> xenophile

xenophilia, xenophilias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> xenophilism

xenophilo, xenophilos
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> xenophile

xenophobe, xenophobemente, xenophobes
<b>xenophobe (-n-)</b><br><i>adj</i> xenophobe, xenophobian

xenophobia, xenophobias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> xenophobia

xenophobo, xenophobos
<b>(-n-)</b><br><i>n</i> xenophobe

xylo
<b>xylo-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in compounds] xylo- (= wood)

xylographia, xylographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> xylography (art of engraving on wood or taking impressions from such engravings)

xylographic, xylographicamente, xylographiches
<i>adj</i> xylographic

xylographo, xylographos
<b>xylographo (-grapho)</b><br><i>n</i> xylographer

xylologia, xylologias
<b>xylologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> xylology

xylophage, xylophagemente, xylophages
<b>xylophage (--)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] xylophagous

xylophago, xylophagos
<b>(--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] xylophage

xylophonista, xylophonistas
<i>n</i> xylophonist

xylophono, xylophonos
<b>xylophono</b><br><i>n</i> [Mus.] xylophone

ya
<b>[ya]</b><br><i>adv</i> already<br>(= <b>ja, jam</b>)

yacht, yachts
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> yacht

yak, yakes
<i>n</i> [Zool.] yak

yankee, yankees
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> Yankee

yard, yards
<b>[A]</b><br><i>n</i> [Meas.] yard

yo
<b>[yo]</b><br><i>pron pers</i> I<br>(= <b>io</b>)

yogurt, yogurtes
<i>n</i> yogurt

york
<b>York [A]</b><br><i>npr</i> York

yug
<b>yug-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in geographical compounds] yugo-, jugo- (= south)

yugoslave, yugoslavemente, yugoslaves
<b>yugoslave</b><br><i>adj</i> Yugoslav

yugoslavia
<b>Yugoslavia</b><br><i>npr</i> Yugoslavia

yugoslavo, yugoslavos
<i>n</i> Yugoslav (1. native of Yugoslavia; 2. Serbo-Croatian language)

zacharia
<b>Zacharia (-a)</b><br><i>npr</i> Zachariah; Zachary

zarathustra
<b>Zarathustra</b><br><i>npr</i> Zarathustra

ze
<b>ze-</b><br><i>n</i> [occurring in geographical compounds] Zea-, Zee- (= sea)

zebra, zebras
<b>[Amh.]</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] zebra

zebrate, zebratemente, zebrates
<i>adj</i> striped

zebu, zebus
<b>(-b)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] zebu

zelanda
<b>Zelanda</b><br><i>npr</i> Zeeland (= province in the Netherlands)

zelar, zela, zelante, zelara, zelarea, zelate, zelava
<i>v</i> to be zealous (about)

zelator, zelatores
<i>n</i> zealot (1. zealous person; 2. [Jewish Antiq.])

zelo, zelos
<i>n</i> zeal, ardor

zelose, zelosemente, zeloses
<i>adj</i> 1. zealous; 2. jealous;<br><b>zelose de (le libertate)</b> jealous of (one's liberty)

zelosia, zelosias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> jealousy

zelote, zelotes
<i>n</i> zealot (1. zealous person; 2. [Jewish Antiq.])

zelotismo, zelotismos
<i>n</i> zealotism, zealotry

zenit, zenites
<i>n</i> zenith

zenital, zenitales, zenitalmente
<i>adj</i> zenith, zenithal

zephyro
<b>Zephyro</b><br><i>npr</i> [Cr. Mythol.] Zephyrus;<br><b>zephyro</b> zephyr (1. west wind; 2. soft, gentle breeze; 3. zephyr cloth)

zeppelin, zeppelines
<b>[G]</b><br><i>n</i> Zeppelin

zero, zeros
<i>n</i> 1. zero, cipher; 2. as in "zero centigrade";<br><b>zero absolute</b> absolute zero

zeta, zetas
<i>n</i> 1. zeta (= sixth letter of the Greek alphabet); 2. zed, zee (= the letter "z")

zeus
<b>Zeus (Zus)</b><br><i>npr</i> [Gr. Relig.] Zeus

zigzag, zigzages
<b>(zgzg)</b><br><i>n</i> zigzag

zigzagar, zigzaga, zigzagante, zigzagara, zigzagarea, zigzagate, zigzagava
<i>v</i> to zigzag

zinc, zinches
<i>n</i> [Chem.] zinc;<br><b>oxydo de zinc</b> zinc oxide;<br><b>blanco de zinc</b> zinc white

zincage, zincages
<b>(-aje)</b><br><i>n</i> (act of) zincking

zincar, zinca, zincante, zincara, zincarea, zincate, zincava
<i>v</i> to zinc, coat with zinc

zincographia, zincographias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> zincography, zinc etching

zincographic, zincographicamente, zincographiches
<i>adj</i> zincographic, zincographical

zincographo, zincographos
<b>zincographo (-c-)</b><br><i>n</i> zincographer

zircon, zircones
<i>n</i> [Mineral.] zircon

zirconic, zirconicamente, zirconiches
<i>adj</i> [Chem.] zirconic

zirconium, zirconiumes
<i>n</i> [Chem.] zirconium

zodiacal, zodiacales, zodiacalmente
<i>adj</i> zodiacal

zodiaco, zodiacos
<b>(-d-)</b><br><i>n</i> zodiac

zoic, zoicamente, zoiches
<b>(zic)</b><br><i>adj</i> [Zool.] zoic

zona, zonas
<i>n</i> zone;<br><b>le zona torride</b> the Torrid Zone;<br><b>zona temperate</b> Temperate Zone;<br><b>zona frigide</b> or <b>glacial</b> Frigid Zone

zonal, zonales, zonalmente
<i>adj</i> zonal

zonar, zona, zonante, zonara, zonarea, zonate, zonava
<i>v</i> to zone

zoographia, zoographias
<b>zoographia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> zoography

zoographic, zoographicamente, zoographiches
<i>adj</i> zoographic

zooide, zooides
<i>n</i> zooid

zoolatra, zoolatras
<b>zoolatra (zo--)</b><br><i>n</i> zoolater, animal worshiper

zoolatria, zoolatrias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> zoolatry, animal worship

zoolitho, zoolithos
<b>zoolitho (zo--)</b><br><i>n</i> zoolith, zoolite

zoologia, zoologias
<b>(-a)</b><br><i>n</i> zoology

zoologic, zoologicamente, zoologiches
<i>adj</i> zoological;<br><b>jardin zoologic</b> zoological garden

zoologista, zoologistas
<i>n</i> zoologist

zoologo, zoologos
<b>zoologo (zo--)</b><br><i>n</i> zoologist

zoon, zoa
<b>(z-on) (<i>pl</i> zoa)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] zoon

zoophytic, zoophyticamente, zoophytiches
<i>adj</i> [Zool.] zoophytal, zoophytic

zoophyto, zoophytos
<b>zoophyto (zo--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Zool.] zoophyte

zoophytologia, zoophytologias
<b>zoophytologia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> zoophytology

zoospora, zoosporas
<b>zoospora (zo--)</b><br><i>n</i> [Bot.] zoospore

zootomia, zootomias
<b>zootomia (-a)</b><br><i>n</i> zootomy

zoroastre
<b>Zoroastre</b><br><i>npr</i> Zoroaster

zoroastrian, zoroastrianes, zoroastrianmente
<i>adj</i> Zoroastrian

zoroastriano, zoroastrianos
<i>n</i> Zoroastrian

zoroastrismo, zoroastrismos
<i>n</i> Zoroastrianism

zuavo, zuavos
<i>n</i> zouave

zulu, zulus
<i>n</i> Zulu

zym
{zym-}<br>n [occurring in compounds] zymo-, zym- (= leaven, ferment)

 la, a la
<B>[F]</B><BR> la (as in " la Newburgh")

 la carte, a la carte
<B>[F]</B><BR> la carte

 outrance, a outrance
<B>[F]</B><BR><I> outrance</I>, in the extreme

lite, lites, elite, elites
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> elite

mail, mails, email, emails
<B>[F]</B><BR><I>n</I> enamel

mailli, emailli
<B>mailli-</B><BR><I>see</I> <B>mail</B>

mailliar, maillia, mailliante, mailliara, mailliarea, mailliate, mailliava, emaillia, emailliante, emailliara, emailliarea, emailliate, emailliava
<B>(emalyr)</B><BR><I>v</I> to enamel
